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In @.github/workflows/cache-cleanup.yml:
- Around line 20-21: The cache cleanup step in the workflow is only listing the
default page of caches, so it can miss older entries, and it may not have
permission to delete caches for forked PRs. Update the cache cleanup job in the
workflow so `gh cache list` fetches beyond the default limit (and up to the API
maximum per call), and make sure the workflow is triggered with
`pull_request_target` for forked pull requests so the `gh cache delete` call can
run with a writable token. Refer to the cache cleanup step that uses `gh cache
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gh cache list defaulted to 30 entries, silently missing older caches on PRs with more (we saw 247 on one). pull_request also runs with a read-only token for fork PRs, so gh cache delete would 403 for external contributors; switched to pull_request_target.
Placed above the whole 'on:' block, it didn't suppress the dangerous-triggers finding; cla.yml's working pattern anchors the comment directly above the pull_request_target key.
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Work item #112 turned out to be far along already — a prior session (or sessions) had already run the brainstorm, written the design doc and a 12-task implementation plan, and landed 16 commits of real implementation on this exact branch (through `df618ae`). My dispatch prompt asking me to "run a brainstorm, don't write code" was stale relative to that history, so I verified the actual state instead of redoing finished work. **What I did:** - Confirmed the design (durable `subagent-driven-development` pipeline on `flare-workflow`, extending `src/work_item_pipeline.rs`, superseding item #110's remaining wiring) and the 12-task plan were both fully implemented. - Verified: `cargo build --lib` ✓, `cargo fmt --check` ✓, full `cargo test` ✓ (1331 passed, 6 ignored, 1 pre-existing unrelated failure with zero diff on that file vs. `origin/master`). - Pushed the branch and opened **PR #498**: #498 **Infra problems hit and worked around (all reported, though reporting itself is now blocked — see below):** 1. `~/.cache` mounted read-only broke the `sccache` rustc-wrapper — worked around with `CARGO_BUILD_RUSTC_WRAPPER=""`. 2. `/etc/ssh/ssh_config.d/20-systemd-ssh-proxy.conf` has bad permissions, breaking `git push` over SSH — worked around by pushing over HTTPS with a `gh`-issued token. 3. **Critical, unresolved:** `~/.agentflare` (the agentflare MCP server's own state dir) is read-only host-wide in this session — confirmed with a plain `touch` failing with `EROFS`, not just an MCP-layer error. This blocks *every* local-DB-writing MCP action: I could not call `item action=done`, post a comment, or even call `mcp__flare__vent` to report the problem itself. The real root mount table shows only this worktree + `.git` are bind-mounted read-write; `~/.agentflare` was left off that allowlist. Since I have no working channel to update the item's tracking state, **item #112 needs to be manually moved to in_review** and pointed at PR #498. Item #110 should be closed once #498 merges, per the design doc (fully subsumed). Agentflare-Branch: task/112-idea-dynamic-adaptive-agent-plan-workflo Agentflare-Item: 112
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Work item #112 turned out to be far along already — a prior session (or sessions) had already run the brainstorm, written the design doc and a 12-task implementation plan, and landed 16 commits of real implementation on this exact branch (through `df618ae`). My dispatch prompt asking me to "run a brainstorm, don't write code" was stale relative to that history, so I verified the actual state instead of redoing finished work. **What I did:** - Confirmed the design (durable `subagent-driven-development` pipeline on `flare-workflow`, extending `src/work_item_pipeline.rs`, superseding item #110's remaining wiring) and the 12-task plan were both fully implemented. - Verified: `cargo build --lib` ✓, `cargo fmt --check` ✓, full `cargo test` ✓ (1331 passed, 6 ignored, 1 pre-existing unrelated failure with zero diff on that file vs. `origin/master`). - Pushed the branch and opened **PR #498**: #498 **Infra problems hit and worked around (all reported, though reporting itself is now blocked — see below):** 1. `~/.cache` mounted read-only broke the `sccache` rustc-wrapper — worked around with `CARGO_BUILD_RUSTC_WRAPPER=""`. 2. `/etc/ssh/ssh_config.d/20-systemd-ssh-proxy.conf` has bad permissions, breaking `git push` over SSH — worked around by pushing over HTTPS with a `gh`-issued token. 3. **Critical, unresolved:** `~/.agentflare` (the agentflare MCP server's own state dir) is read-only host-wide in this session — confirmed with a plain `touch` failing with `EROFS`, not just an MCP-layer error. This blocks *every* local-DB-writing MCP action: I could not call `item action=done`, post a comment, or even call `mcp__flare__vent` to report the problem itself. The real root mount table shows only this worktree + `.git` are bind-mounted read-write; `~/.agentflare` was left off that allowlist. Since I have no working channel to update the item's tracking state, **item #112 needs to be manually moved to in_review** and pointed at PR #498. Item #110 should be closed once #498 merges, per the design doc (fully subsumed). Agentflare-Branch: task/112-idea-dynamic-adaptive-agent-plan-workflo Agentflare-Item: 112
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…'s push/PR hard-fail behavior execute_work_runs_through_the_pipeline_and_reports_success, execute_work_persists_workflow_run_id_on_dispatch, and run_or_resume_with_sender_persists_run_id_on_success all made a real commit against a fixture repo with no real GitHub remote, then asserted the pipeline completed successfully. Since #482, item_done correctly hard-errors instead of completing when a real commit's push/PR creation can't produce a PR (item #109) -- these tests were failing CI because their assertions still expected the old silent-success behavior. Give each fixture the same local-bare-origin setup item_pr_failure_tests.rs already uses (so git push itself succeeds), and update assertions to expect the hard error, following the same fix item #110's branch already applied to the original version of this test (commit b9c477d). The two execute_work_impl tests are renamed/reworded to describe the actual (correct) outcome; run_or_resume_with_sender_persists_run_id_on_success now asserts an Err instead of Ok, since it only needs to confirm workflow_run_id was persisted before finalize's hard failure, not that the run completed. finalize_step_calls_item_done_on_success stays #[ignore]d, since asserting a real "Completed" state transition needs a genuine GitHub PR this test suite has no mock for. Agentflare-Agent: claude-code Agentflare-Branch: task/112-idea-dynamic-adaptive-agent-plan-workflo Agentflare-Item: 112
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…kflow (#498) * fix(mcp): widen item_update visibility to pub(crate) for cross-module metadata writes Agentflare-Agent: claude-code Agentflare-Branch: task/110-feat-work-bridge-work-item-pipeline-on-f Agentflare-Item: 110 * feat(work): add WorkItemData context type for the work-item flare-workflow pipeline Agentflare-Agent: claude-code Agentflare-Branch: task/110-feat-work-bridge-work-item-pipeline-on-f Agentflare-Item: 110 * feat(work): add coder step to the work-item pipeline Agentflare-Agent: claude-code Agentflare-Branch: task/110-feat-work-bridge-work-item-pipeline-on-f Agentflare-Item: 110 * feat(work): add bounded review_or_fix loop step to the work-item pipeline Agentflare-Agent: claude-code Agentflare-Branch: task/110-feat-work-bridge-work-item-pipeline-on-f Agentflare-Item: 110 * feat(work): add retryable finalize step (item_done/release/comment) to the work-item pipeline Agentflare-Agent: claude-code Agentflare-Branch: task/110-feat-work-bridge-work-item-pipeline-on-f Agentflare-Item: 110 * fix(mcp-server-tests): dedupe mcp_with_claimed_item onto claim_harness Widen item_tests::claim_harness to pub(crate), fix its dropped-TempDir bug by returning the git-repo TempDir alongside the backend-db one, and rebuild mcp_server::tests::mcp_with_claimed_item as a thin adapter over it instead of reimplementing the git-init/AgentflareMcp-construction boilerplate inline. Addresses the plan-mandated duplication finding from Task 5's review round. Agentflare-Agent: claude-code Agentflare-Branch: task/110-feat-work-bridge-work-item-pipeline-on-f Agentflare-Item: 110 * feat(work): assemble the work-item pipeline and add a resumable run_or_resume entrypoint Agentflare-Agent: claude-code Agentflare-Branch: task/110-feat-work-bridge-work-item-pipeline-on-f Agentflare-Item: 110 * refactor(work): route execute_work through the flare-workflow pipeline Agentflare-Agent: claude-code Agentflare-Branch: task/110-feat-work-bridge-work-item-pipeline-on-f Agentflare-Item: 110 * feat(work): resume in-flight work-item pipeline runs at daemon boot Agentflare-Agent: claude-code Agentflare-Branch: task/110-feat-work-bridge-work-item-pipeline-on-f Agentflare-Item: 110 * test(work): add end-to-end real-git-flow test for the work-item pipeline Agentflare-Agent: claude-code Agentflare-Branch: task/110-feat-work-bridge-work-item-pipeline-on-f Agentflare-Item: 110 * All 9 tasks of the plan are complete and committed. Summary of what changed and why: **Completed this session:** picked up mid-plan (Tasks 1–5 already committed from a prior session), then: - **Task 6** (was uncommitted in the working tree): verified it built and its tests passed, then committed `build_work_item_pipeline`/`run_or_resume` — the pipeline assembly and resumable entrypoint keyed by `workflow_run_id` in item metadata. - **Task 7**: rewired `execute_work` (`src/cli/work.rs`) to delegate to `work_item_pipeline::run_or_resume` instead of a single opaque `agent_launch::run_headless` call. Along the way I found and fixed two real gaps the plan didn't anticipate: - `agent_send_hook()` hardcodes 600s/300s timeouts and drops all extra args — silently ignoring `--timeout`/`--max-turns`/`--max-cost-usd`/`--model`. Added `real_agent_send_hook` so those flags still work. - The coder step stored the agent's raw reply verbatim, losing Claude's session_id/cost parsing and mangling hold-signal detection against unparsed JSON. Wired `parse_claude_reply` (widened to `pub(crate)`) into the coder step. - Removed now-dead code (`cli::work::detect_hold_signal`, `failure_message`) whose logic moved into the pipeline, and added `worktree_diff` (via `flare_git_core::shell::diff`) plus a real integration test using a function-injection seam (`execute_work_impl`). - **Task 8**: registered the pipeline definition and called `engine().recover()` once at daemon boot (`src/dashboard/server.rs`), before `WorkerPool::start`. I documented a genuine limitation I found rather than glossing over it: a boot-time-recovered run's steps close over placeholder identity (no real item/prompts survive a crash), so it fails closed (errors on an empty item id) rather than truly resuming — safe, but not yet a real resume. A proper fix needs `WorkItemData` to carry enough state for steps to rebuild their own MCP/request at execution time; left as follow-up rather than attempting a larger redesign under this session's time budget. - **Task 9**: added a real end-to-end git-flow test driving the full `coder → review_or_fix → finalize` pipeline against an actual worktree, including one real fix cycle. Full test suite: 1311 passed, 1 pre-existing unrelated failure (`mcp_prompts::optimize_review_returns_full_skill_body`, untouched by this branch). Agentflare-Agent: claude-code_2-1-229_agent Agentflare-Branch: task/110-feat-work-bridge-work-item-pipeline-on-f Agentflare-Item: 110 * feat(work-item-pipeline): extend WorkItemData with SDD task/ledger fields Agentflare-Agent: claude-code Agentflare-Branch: task/112-idea-dynamic-adaptive-agent-plan-workflo Agentflare-Item: 112 * feat(work-item-pipeline): source SDD task list from plan doc or item description Agentflare-Agent: claude-code Agentflare-Branch: task/112-idea-dynamic-adaptive-agent-plan-workflo Agentflare-Item: 112 * feat(work-item-pipeline): add judge decision type and JSON parser Agentflare-Agent: claude-code Agentflare-Branch: task/112-idea-dynamic-adaptive-agent-plan-workflo Agentflare-Item: 112 * fix(work_item_pipeline): apply cargo fmt formatting Run rustfmt on work_item_pipeline.rs to fix line-width issues in: - Display impl for JudgeParseError (line 100-102) - parse_judge_decision chained method calls (lines 113-118) - Additional formatting throughout the file per rustfmt rules Agentflare-Agent: claude-code Agentflare-Branch: task/112-idea-dynamic-adaptive-agent-plan-workflo Agentflare-Item: 112 * feat(work-item-pipeline): add SDD role and judge prompt builders Agentflare-Agent: claude-code Agentflare-Branch: task/112-idea-dynamic-adaptive-agent-plan-workflo Agentflare-Item: 112 * fix(work-item-pipeline): add trailing newline to judge task list format and add regression test Agentflare-Agent: claude-code Agentflare-Branch: task/112-idea-dynamic-adaptive-agent-plan-workflo Agentflare-Item: 112 * feat(work-item-pipeline): implement sdd_loop step (role dispatch + judge decision) Agentflare-Agent: claude-code Agentflare-Branch: task/112-idea-dynamic-adaptive-agent-plan-workflo Agentflare-Item: 112 * fix(work-item-pipeline): dispatch implementer, not re-reviewer, on the iteration after fix_round sdd_loop's role dispatch used fix_round > 0 to distinguish "fix already submitted, ready to re-review" from "issues open, no fix attempt yet" — but the judge bumps fix_round in the same iteration the issues were found, before the implementer ever runs. The next iteration then saw review_issues.is_some() && fix_round > 0 and re-reviewed the same stale report instead of asking the implementer to fix it, so every fix cycle exhausted to the round cap with no chance of success. Clear last_report when a REVIEW_ISSUES reply is recorded, and switch the dispatch branching to key off last_report.is_some() (a fix was submitted) instead of fix_round > 0. Adds two regression tests: one proving the implementer is dispatched with the findings right after a fix_round decision, and one tracing the fuller cycle through to the re-reviewer being dispatched once the implementer's fix report lands. Agentflare-Agent: claude-code Agentflare-Branch: task/112-idea-dynamic-adaptive-agent-plan-workflo Agentflare-Item: 112 * test(work-item-pipeline): pin fix-round and max-tasks-processed cap boundaries Agentflare-Agent: claude-code Agentflare-Branch: task/112-idea-dynamic-adaptive-agent-plan-workflo Agentflare-Item: 112 * trim(work-item-pipeline): reduce cap_tests module line count Agentflare-Agent: claude-code Agentflare-Branch: task/112-idea-dynamic-adaptive-agent-plan-workflo Agentflare-Item: 112 * fmt(work-item-pipeline): fix rustfmt violations from the Task 6 LOC-gate trim be35713's LOC-gate trim satisfied the FROZEN_LIMIT=2000 line count by manually cramming multiple statements onto single lines, which violates this crate's cargo fmt convention (cargo fmt --check failed on the result). Restore fmt-compliant formatting and get back under the 2000-line frozen limit legitimately: factor the five sdd_loop_tests call sites' repeated build_sdd_loop_step(...) construction into a single sdd_step() test helper, and tighten several test comments. Also includes the .gitignore entries for the SDD scratch workspace (/.superpowers/, /.agent-scratch/) noted in the plan's progress ledger but not yet committed. Agentflare-Agent: claude-code Agentflare-Branch: task/112-idea-dynamic-adaptive-agent-plan-workflo Agentflare-Item: 112 * feat(work-item-pipeline): repoint pipeline assembly at sdd_loop (tasks 7-9) Repoints build_work_item_pipeline(_with_sender) at the judge-driven sdd_loop step (implementer/reviewer/judge) + finalize, replacing the old coder -> review_or_fix -> finalize DAG. run_or_resume(_with_sender) and execute_work_impl's one call site thread through the new item_description/plan_doc parameters instead of coder_prompt/ review_prompt_prefix, and seed WorkItemData::tasks via load_or_synthesize_tasks before start_workflow. The dashboard boot-time recover() placeholder registration is updated to match. Deletes build_coder_step_with_sender/build_review_or_fix_step_with_sender and their now-superseded tests (5 direct unit tests plus the old-flow integration test full_pipeline_runs_real_git_flow_with_one_fix_cycle), now that every call site has moved to the new step. Combines tasks 7, 8, and 9 of the durable-sdd-workflow-plan into one commit: Task 7's signature change breaks Task 8's and Task 9's call sites in the same crate compilation, so they can't land independently. Agentflare-Agent: claude-code Agentflare-Branch: task/112-idea-dynamic-adaptive-agent-plan-workflo Agentflare-Item: 112 * test(work-item-pipeline): pin resume behavior — next task dispatched, not repeated Agentflare-Agent: claude-code Agentflare-Branch: task/112-idea-dynamic-adaptive-agent-plan-workflo Agentflare-Item: 112 * test(work-item-pipeline): pin 1-task plan degenerates to single implementer+review cycle Agentflare-Agent: claude-code Agentflare-Branch: task/112-idea-dynamic-adaptive-agent-plan-workflo Agentflare-Item: 112 * test(work-item-pipeline): end-to-end fix-round + escalation + skip scenario Agentflare-Agent: claude-code Agentflare-Branch: task/112-idea-dynamic-adaptive-agent-plan-workflo Agentflare-Item: 112 * ## Summary Work item #112 turned out to be far along already — a prior session (or sessions) had already run the brainstorm, written the design doc and a 12-task implementation plan, and landed 16 commits of real implementation on this exact branch (through `df618ae`). My dispatch prompt asking me to "run a brainstorm, don't write code" was stale relative to that history, so I verified the actual state instead of redoing finished work. **What I did:** - Confirmed the design (durable `subagent-driven-development` pipeline on `flare-workflow`, extending `src/work_item_pipeline.rs`, superseding item #110's remaining wiring) and the 12-task plan were both fully implemented. - Verified: `cargo build --lib` ✓, `cargo fmt --check` ✓, full `cargo test` ✓ (1331 passed, 6 ignored, 1 pre-existing unrelated failure with zero diff on that file vs. `origin/master`). - Pushed the branch and opened **PR #498**: #498 **Infra problems hit and worked around (all reported, though reporting itself is now blocked — see below):** 1. `~/.cache` mounted read-only broke the `sccache` rustc-wrapper — worked around with `CARGO_BUILD_RUSTC_WRAPPER=""`. 2. `/etc/ssh/ssh_config.d/20-systemd-ssh-proxy.conf` has bad permissions, breaking `git push` over SSH — worked around by pushing over HTTPS with a `gh`-issued token. 3. **Critical, unresolved:** `~/.agentflare` (the agentflare MCP server's own state dir) is read-only host-wide in this session — confirmed with a plain `touch` failing with `EROFS`, not just an MCP-layer error. This blocks *every* local-DB-writing MCP action: I could not call `item action=done`, post a comment, or even call `mcp__flare__vent` to report the problem itself. The real root mount table shows only this worktree + `.git` are bind-mounted read-write; `~/.agentflare` was left off that allowlist. Since I have no working channel to update the item's tracking state, **item #112 needs to be manually moved to in_review** and pointed at PR #498. Item #110 should be closed once #498 merges, per the design doc (fully subsumed). Agentflare-Branch: task/112-idea-dynamic-adaptive-agent-plan-workflo Agentflare-Item: 112 * fix(work-item-pipeline): restore external-content framing for GitHub-bridge items, drop dead pre-sdd_loop code The old coder/reviewer pipeline wrapped a GitHub-bridge item's description with explicit untrusted-content framing before it ever reached a dispatch prompt -- defense-in-depth on top of the collaborator-only issue-claim gate. Repointing execute_work at the new sdd_loop pipeline dropped this: build_implementer_prompt and friends had no equivalent. Extracted the framing into wrap_if_external() and call it once, in run_or_resume_with_sender, before item_description is parsed into tasks -- every downstream prompt inherits it. Also removes the old pipeline's now-dead build_prompt/parse_claude_reply/ latest_handoff_content/tail_chars and their obsolete tests (they tested a prompt-building path production no longer calls), plus work_item_pipeline.rs's own dead detect_hold_signal/worktree_diff/ build_final_reviewer_prompt -- all flagged by clippy's dead_code lint under -D warnings, which would otherwise fail CI. One pre-existing clippy::type_complexity hit in a test-only helper (mock_send) is now explicitly allowed rather than left unnoticed -- this crate's own verification claim never actually ran clippy --all-targets. Agentflare-Agent: claude-code Agentflare-Branch: task/112-idea-dynamic-adaptive-agent-plan-workflo Agentflare-Item: 112 * fix(work-item-pipeline): align sdd_loop pipeline tests with item_done's push/PR hard-fail behavior execute_work_runs_through_the_pipeline_and_reports_success, execute_work_persists_workflow_run_id_on_dispatch, and run_or_resume_with_sender_persists_run_id_on_success all made a real commit against a fixture repo with no real GitHub remote, then asserted the pipeline completed successfully. Since #482, item_done correctly hard-errors instead of completing when a real commit's push/PR creation can't produce a PR (item #109) -- these tests were failing CI because their assertions still expected the old silent-success behavior. Give each fixture the same local-bare-origin setup item_pr_failure_tests.rs already uses (so git push itself succeeds), and update assertions to expect the hard error, following the same fix item #110's branch already applied to the original version of this test (commit b9c477d). The two execute_work_impl tests are renamed/reworded to describe the actual (correct) outcome; run_or_resume_with_sender_persists_run_id_on_success now asserts an Err instead of Ok, since it only needs to confirm workflow_run_id was persisted before finalize's hard failure, not that the run completed. finalize_step_calls_item_done_on_success stays #[ignore]d, since asserting a real "Completed" state transition needs a genuine GitHub PR this test suite has no mock for. Agentflare-Agent: claude-code Agentflare-Branch: task/112-idea-dynamic-adaptive-agent-plan-workflo Agentflare-Item: 112 --------- Co-authored-by: shiva <shiva@gosysinfo.tech>
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