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…ckup before ALTER TABLE (t162) - t128.8 migration now detects existing optional columns (issue_url, diagnostic_of, triage_result) and includes them in INSERT to prevent data loss when migrations run out of order - New table schema includes all columns upfront (no separate ALTER needed) - Added backup_db() call before ALTER TABLE migration group - Unquoted heredoc delimiter allows variable expansion for dynamic SQL - Marked 18 already-implemented tasks as complete in TODO.md: t158, t160, t162 (supervisor bugs), t071, t072 (voice), t074-t078 (content/tools), t095-t098, t100-t101 (mobile/UX), t109 (parallel agents), t112, t114 (voice shortcuts), t120, t124 (research/security)
…w subagents (t073, t012, t016, t017) - document-extraction-helper.sh: CLI for Docling+ExtractThinker+Presidio pipeline with DocStrange alternative. Commands: extract, parse, pii-scan, batch, status, install. Privacy modes: local/edge/cloud/none. - tools/deployment/uncloud.md: Multi-machine Docker deployment subagent - seo/seo-content-workflow.md: SEO content creation pipeline with readability scoring, keyword density, SEO quality score (0-100), search intent classification - Closes t073 (document extraction), t012 (OCR invoice), t016 (uncloud), t017 (SEO machine)
…080, t081) - cloud-voice-agents.md: Covers OpenAI Realtime, AWS Nova Sonic, Gemini Multimodal Live, Ultravox, NVIDIA Nemotron, MiniCPM-o (local). Provider comparison table, Pipecat integration examples, use case matrix. - t081 covered by existing pipecat-opencode.md (Soniox+Cartesia+LLM pipeline)
Reverted tasks marked completed:2026-02-08 that were not actually worked on in this session. Only t162 and t073 remain as completed (actual code written). Other tasks may have been done by workers in feature branches but should be verified and marked by a reviewer.
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This pull request primarily reverts a large number of tasks in TODO.md that were incorrectly marked as complete, which aligns with the PR's title and description. It also includes the implementation for t162 (supervisor DB safety) and t073 (document extraction helper), which are correctly marked as complete.
The changes to supervisor-helper.sh for database migration safety are robust and well-implemented.
I've reviewed the new document-extraction-helper.sh script and found a few areas for improvement:
- A bug in the
install allcommand where one of the components is missed. - A potential security vulnerability and robustness issue in how command-line arguments are processed to generate Python code.
- A minor usability issue in the batch processing command where error messages are suppressed, making debugging difficult.
I've added specific comments with suggestions for these points. The other new documentation files look good.
| local fields_arg="" | ||
| if [[ -n "$fields" ]]; then | ||
| fields_arg="specified_fields=[$(echo "$fields" | sed "s/[^,]*/'&'/g")]" | ||
| fi | ||
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| local result | ||
| result=$(python3 -c " | ||
| from docstrange import DocumentExtractor | ||
| import json | ||
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| extractor = DocumentExtractor() | ||
| result = extractor.extract('$input_file') | ||
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| data = result.extract_data($fields_arg) | ||
| elif '$schema': | ||
| import json as j | ||
| with open('$schema') as f: | ||
| schema = j.load(f) | ||
| data = result.extract_data(json_schema=schema) | ||
| else: | ||
| data = result.extract_data() | ||
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| print(json.dumps(data, indent=2, default=str)) |
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Constructing Python code by manipulating strings in shell is brittle and a potential security risk (code injection). A safer and more robust approach is to pass the raw comma-separated fields string into the Python script and parse it there. This avoids issues with special characters in field names and is more readable.
local result
result=$(python3 -c "
from docstrange import DocumentExtractor
import json
extractor = DocumentExtractor()
result = extractor.extract('$input_file')
fields_str = '$fields'
schema_file = '$schema'
if fields_str:
fields_list = [f.strip() for f in fields_str.split(',')]
data = result.extract_data(specified_fields=fields_list)
elif schema_file:
import json as j
with open(schema_file) as f:
schema = j.load(f)
data = result.extract_data(json_schema=schema)
else:
data = result.extract_data()
print(json.dumps(data, indent=2, default=str))
"| check_deps docling || true | ||
| check_deps extractthinker || true | ||
| check_deps presidio || true |
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The all case in check_deps is missing the docstrange component. This means install all will not attempt to install it, which is likely not the intended behavior.
| check_deps docling || true | |
| check_deps extractthinker || true | |
| check_deps presidio || true | |
| check_deps docling || true | |
| check_deps extractthinker || true | |
| check_deps presidio || true | |
| check_deps docstrange || true |
| basename=$(basename "$file" | sed 's/\.[^.]*$//') | ||
| print_info "Processing: $file" | ||
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| if cmd_extract "$file" --fields "${fields:-}" --output-file "$output_dir/${basename}.json" 2>/dev/null; then |
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Error output from cmd_extract is being suppressed with 2>/dev/null. This will make it very difficult to debug failures during batch processing, as the user will only see 'Failed: ' without any specific error message. It's better to let the error messages print to stderr.
| if cmd_extract "$file" --fields "${fields:-}" --output-file "$output_dir/${basename}.json" 2>/dev/null; then | |
| if cmd_extract "$file" --fields "${fields:-}" --output-file "$output_dir/${basename}.json"; then |
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In @.agents/scripts/document-extraction-helper.sh:
- Around line 170-187: The Python -c blocks interpolate unsanitized shell
variables (e.g., converter.convert('$input_file')) which allows command
injection and breaks on single quotes; update each invocation (cmd_parse,
cmd_pii_scan, _extract_docstrange, _extract_pipeline and any python3 -c usage)
to pass data via environment variables (e.g., DOC_INPUT_FILE, DOC_OUTPUT_FORMAT,
etc.) or use a here-doc that does not perform shell interpolation, and then read
those values inside Python using os.environ; ensure every occurrence of direct
'$variable' interpolation is removed and replaced with env var reads to safely
transfer input_file, output_format, language, fields, schema, llm, privacy, etc.
In @.agents/scripts/supervisor-helper.sh:
- Around line 638-650: The migration backup gating currently checks
has_max_load, has_release_on_complete, has_diagnostic_of and has_issue_url but
omits the triage_result column, so add a new variable (e.g., has_triage_result)
populated with the same db(...) pragma_table_info check against the tasks table
for 'triage_result' and include it in the needs_alter_migration conditional
alongside has_max_load/has_release_on_complete/has_diagnostic_of/has_issue_url
so backup_db("pre-migrate-alter-columns") is invoked whenever triage_result is
missing; use the same patterns and error fallback (|| echo "0") and reference
SUPERVISOR_DB, db, needs_alter_migration, and backup_db when making the change.
In @.agents/tools/deployment/uncloud.md:
- Line 16: Replace the unsafe piped installer string "curl -fsSL
https://get.uncloud.dev | sh" in the Quick Reference with the safer
download-then-execute pattern used in the Setup section (or at minimum append a
clear note showing the safer alternative), ensuring the Quick Reference entry
matches the Setup section's approach; update the text that currently says the
piped command so it either shows the download-then-execute steps or adds a
parenthetical warning and the safer command, keeping the same meaning but
removing the direct "curl | sh" invocation.
- Around line 82-111: The deployment example uses Docker Swarm fields (deploy,
deploy.placement.constraints, node.labels) which Uncloud ignores; replace the
deploy blocks for services (e.g., services:web, services:api, services:db) with
Uncloud's x-machines extension by removing deploy (including
replicas/placement/constraints) and adding an x-machines list for each service
(e.g., x-machines: - prod-1) to target specific machines added via uc machine
add; ensure replicas and swarm-specific keys are removed since Uncloud uses
x-machines for placement.
In @.agents/tools/voice/cloud-voice-agents.md:
- Around line 25-33: The table currently contains hardcoded, stale metrics and
exact model version names (e.g., entries for "**OpenAI Realtime**", "**MiniCPM-o
4.5**", "Pipecat" references and specific model strings like
`gpt-4o-realtime-preview`, `amazon.nova-sonic-v1:0`, `gemini-2.0-flash-exp`) —
replace any exact star counts with approximate ranges (e.g., "~10k", "~20k+") or
omit them, remove or generalize exact model-version strings and instead point
readers to the Pipecat/docs links already referenced elsewhere in the file, and
where appropriate replace static repo star counts with upstream repo links; keep
qualitative metrics (latency, cost symbols, quality) as-is and ensure all
modifications are applied to the rows and lines called out (including the
MiniCPM-o and Pipecat mentions).
In `@TODO.md`:
- Around line 58-59: The markdown MD038 warning is caused by a code span with
surrounding spaces in the task note (` -- description`); update the TODO.md
entry to remove the leading/trailing space inside the code span so it reads `--
description` (or move backticks to exclude the spaces), and verify related
mentions in build_dispatch_cmd, full-loop.md Step 0, and full-loop-helper.sh
still match the trimmed token to avoid mismatched documentation references.
- Line 212: Two tasks share duplicate IDs (t131 and t132) which breaks the TODO
spec that IDs are stable; locate the duplicate entries (the "gopass Integration
& Credentials Rename" task and the "Create tools/vision/ category for visual AI
models" task referenced as t131, and the two tasks using t132), assign new
unique IDs for the later-occurring tasks, update the task ID strings in the
TODO.md entries and any cross-references (e.g.,
todo/tasks/prd-gopass-credentials.md, todo/PLANS.md anchors, and any
issue-sync-helper or supervisor DB references), and run the repo-wide search for
"t131" and "t132" to replace only the correct occurrences so tooling (supervisor
DB, issue-sync-helper, beads-sync) points to the intended tasks.
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.agents/tools/voice/cloud-voice-agents.md (1)
39-180: Replace non-authoritative code snippets with file:line references or cite official docs.This doc includes multiple code examples, but there’s no authoritative source citation. The guideline for
.agents/**/*.mdasks for code examples only when authoritative; otherwise reference files/lines. Consider replacing these snippets with file:line pointers or citing the official Pipecat docs they’re drawn from.
As per coding guidelines: "Use code examples only when authoritative, otherwise use file:line references"..agents/seo/seo-content-workflow.md (1)
32-122: Convert illustrative code blocks to prose or file:line references.The
/researchand/writeexamples plus the “python” blocks are illustrative and not tied to an authoritative source. The guideline prefers file:line references unless the example is authoritative.
As per coding guidelines: "Use code examples only when authoritative, otherwise use file:line references"..agents/scripts/document-extraction-helper.sh (3)
350-354: Use bash parameter expansion instead ofsedfor field formatting.Per the Codacy hint, replace the
sedcall with bash string manipulation:Proposed fix
local fields_arg="" if [[ -n "$fields" ]]; then - fields_arg="specified_fields=[$(echo "$fields" | sed "s/[^,]*/'&'/g")]" + local quoted_fields="'${fields//,/\',\'}'" + fields_arg="specified_fields=[${quoted_fields}]" fiNote: This also has the injection issue flagged above — field values containing quotes will break the Python code. The env-var approach resolves both.
536-556: Redundantreturn $?on lines 144, 248, and 555.After
case ... esacor anif/elseblock, the function already returns the exit code of the last executed command. The explicitreturn $?is a no-op. Not harmful, but unnecessary noise.
282-293: Batch command suppresses extraction errors with2>/dev/null.Line 287 redirects stderr from
cmd_extractto/dev/null, which hides the root cause of failures. Thefailedcounter increments but the user gets no diagnostic info beyond "Failed: $file". Consider logging stderr to a file in$output_dirinstead.Proposed fix
- if cmd_extract "$file" --fields "${fields:-}" --output-file "$output_dir/${basename}.json" 2>/dev/null; then + if cmd_extract "$file" --fields "${fields:-}" --output-file "$output_dir/${basename}.json" 2>"$output_dir/${basename}.err"; then count=$((count + 1)) + rm -f "$output_dir/${basename}.err" else failed=$((failed + 1)) - print_warning "Failed: $file" + print_warning "Failed: $file (see $output_dir/${basename}.err)" fi
| ensure_venv || return 1 | ||
| local result | ||
| result=$(python3 -c " | ||
| from docling.document_converter import DocumentConverter | ||
| converter = DocumentConverter() | ||
| result = converter.convert('$input_file') | ||
| fmt = '$output_format' | ||
| if fmt == 'json': | ||
| import json | ||
| print(json.dumps(result.document.export_to_dict(), indent=2, default=str)) | ||
| elif fmt == 'html': | ||
| print(result.document.export_to_html()) | ||
| else: | ||
| print(result.document.export_to_markdown()) | ||
| " 2>&1) || { | ||
| print_error "Docling parsing failed: $result" | ||
| return 1 | ||
| } |
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Command injection via unsanitized shell variables in Python string interpolation.
Shell variables like $input_file, $output_format, $language, $fields, $schema, $llm, and $privacy are interpolated directly into Python code strings using single-quote substitution (e.g., converter.convert('$input_file')). A filename containing a single quote (e.g., O'Brien's Report.pdf) will break the Python syntax. A maliciously crafted filename could execute arbitrary Python code.
This pattern recurs in cmd_parse (lines 172-184), cmd_pii_scan (lines 222-246), _extract_docstrange (lines 357-375), and _extract_pipeline (lines 403-448).
Fix by passing values via environment variables and reading them with os.environ in Python:
Example fix for cmd_parse
result=$(python3 -c "
+import os
from docling.document_converter import DocumentConverter
converter = DocumentConverter()
-result = converter.convert('$input_file')
-fmt = '$output_format'
+result = converter.convert(os.environ['DOC_INPUT_FILE'])
+fmt = os.environ['DOC_OUTPUT_FORMAT']
if fmt == 'json':
import json
print(json.dumps(result.document.export_to_dict(), indent=2, default=str))
elif fmt == 'html':
print(result.document.export_to_html())
else:
print(result.document.export_to_markdown())
-" 2>&1) || {
+" DOC_INPUT_FILE="$input_file" DOC_OUTPUT_FORMAT="$output_format" 2>&1) || {Alternatively, prefix the python3 call:
DOC_INPUT_FILE="$input_file" DOC_OUTPUT_FORMAT="$output_format" python3 -c "..."Apply the same pattern to all Python -c blocks in this script.
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| ensure_venv || return 1 | |
| local result | |
| result=$(python3 -c " | |
| from docling.document_converter import DocumentConverter | |
| converter = DocumentConverter() | |
| result = converter.convert('$input_file') | |
| fmt = '$output_format' | |
| if fmt == 'json': | |
| import json | |
| print(json.dumps(result.document.export_to_dict(), indent=2, default=str)) | |
| elif fmt == 'html': | |
| print(result.document.export_to_html()) | |
| else: | |
| print(result.document.export_to_markdown()) | |
| " 2>&1) || { | |
| print_error "Docling parsing failed: $result" | |
| return 1 | |
| } | |
| ensure_venv || return 1 | |
| local result | |
| result=$(DOC_INPUT_FILE="$input_file" DOC_OUTPUT_FORMAT="$output_format" python3 -c " | |
| import os | |
| from docling.document_converter import DocumentConverter | |
| converter = DocumentConverter() | |
| result = converter.convert(os.environ['DOC_INPUT_FILE']) | |
| fmt = os.environ['DOC_OUTPUT_FORMAT'] | |
| if fmt == 'json': | |
| import json | |
| print(json.dumps(result.document.export_to_dict(), indent=2, default=str)) | |
| elif fmt == 'html': | |
| print(result.document.export_to_html()) | |
| else: | |
| print(result.document.export_to_markdown()) | |
| " 2>&1) || { | |
| print_error "Docling parsing failed: $result" | |
| return 1 | |
| } |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @.agents/scripts/document-extraction-helper.sh around lines 170 - 187, The
Python -c blocks interpolate unsanitized shell variables (e.g.,
converter.convert('$input_file')) which allows command injection and breaks on
single quotes; update each invocation (cmd_parse, cmd_pii_scan,
_extract_docstrange, _extract_pipeline and any python3 -c usage) to pass data
via environment variables (e.g., DOC_INPUT_FILE, DOC_OUTPUT_FORMAT, etc.) or use
a here-doc that does not perform shell interpolation, and then read those values
inside Python using os.environ; ensure every occurrence of direct '$variable'
interpolation is removed and replaced with env var reads to safely transfer
input_file, output_format, language, fields, schema, llm, privacy, etc.
| # Backup before ALTER TABLE migrations if any are needed (t162) | ||
| local needs_alter_migration=false | ||
| local has_max_load has_release_on_complete has_diagnostic_of has_issue_url | ||
| has_max_load=$(db "$SUPERVISOR_DB" "SELECT count(*) FROM pragma_table_info('batches') WHERE name='max_load_factor';" 2>/dev/null || echo "0") | ||
| has_release_on_complete=$(db "$SUPERVISOR_DB" "SELECT count(*) FROM pragma_table_info('batches') WHERE name='release_on_complete';" 2>/dev/null || echo "0") | ||
| has_diagnostic_of=$(db "$SUPERVISOR_DB" "SELECT count(*) FROM pragma_table_info('tasks') WHERE name='diagnostic_of';" 2>/dev/null || echo "0") | ||
| has_issue_url=$(db "$SUPERVISOR_DB" "SELECT count(*) FROM pragma_table_info('tasks') WHERE name='issue_url';" 2>/dev/null || echo "0") | ||
| if [[ "$has_max_load" -eq 0 || "$has_release_on_complete" -eq 0 || "$has_diagnostic_of" -eq 0 || "$has_issue_url" -eq 0 ]]; then | ||
| needs_alter_migration=true | ||
| fi | ||
| if [[ "$needs_alter_migration" == "true" ]]; then | ||
| backup_db "pre-migrate-alter-columns" >/dev/null 2>&1 || log_warn "Backup failed, proceeding with migrations" | ||
| fi |
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Backup gating misses triage_result column.
If triage_result is the only missing column, ALTER runs without the pre-migration backup. Include it in the “needs_alter_migration” check to keep safety consistent.
🔧 Suggested fix
- local has_max_load has_release_on_complete has_diagnostic_of has_issue_url
+ local has_max_load has_release_on_complete has_diagnostic_of has_issue_url has_triage_result
has_max_load=$(db "$SUPERVISOR_DB" "SELECT count(*) FROM pragma_table_info('batches') WHERE name='max_load_factor';" 2>/dev/null || echo "0")
has_release_on_complete=$(db "$SUPERVISOR_DB" "SELECT count(*) FROM pragma_table_info('batches') WHERE name='release_on_complete';" 2>/dev/null || echo "0")
has_diagnostic_of=$(db "$SUPERVISOR_DB" "SELECT count(*) FROM pragma_table_info('tasks') WHERE name='diagnostic_of';" 2>/dev/null || echo "0")
has_issue_url=$(db "$SUPERVISOR_DB" "SELECT count(*) FROM pragma_table_info('tasks') WHERE name='issue_url';" 2>/dev/null || echo "0")
- if [[ "$has_max_load" -eq 0 || "$has_release_on_complete" -eq 0 || "$has_diagnostic_of" -eq 0 || "$has_issue_url" -eq 0 ]]; then
+ has_triage_result=$(db "$SUPERVISOR_DB" "SELECT count(*) FROM pragma_table_info('tasks') WHERE name='triage_result';" 2>/dev/null || echo "0")
+ if [[ "$has_max_load" -eq 0 || "$has_release_on_complete" -eq 0 || "$has_diagnostic_of" -eq 0 || "$has_issue_url" -eq 0 || "$has_triage_result" -eq 0 ]]; then
needs_alter_migration=true
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| # Backup before ALTER TABLE migrations if any are needed (t162) | |
| local needs_alter_migration=false | |
| local has_max_load has_release_on_complete has_diagnostic_of has_issue_url | |
| has_max_load=$(db "$SUPERVISOR_DB" "SELECT count(*) FROM pragma_table_info('batches') WHERE name='max_load_factor';" 2>/dev/null || echo "0") | |
| has_release_on_complete=$(db "$SUPERVISOR_DB" "SELECT count(*) FROM pragma_table_info('batches') WHERE name='release_on_complete';" 2>/dev/null || echo "0") | |
| has_diagnostic_of=$(db "$SUPERVISOR_DB" "SELECT count(*) FROM pragma_table_info('tasks') WHERE name='diagnostic_of';" 2>/dev/null || echo "0") | |
| has_issue_url=$(db "$SUPERVISOR_DB" "SELECT count(*) FROM pragma_table_info('tasks') WHERE name='issue_url';" 2>/dev/null || echo "0") | |
| if [[ "$has_max_load" -eq 0 || "$has_release_on_complete" -eq 0 || "$has_diagnostic_of" -eq 0 || "$has_issue_url" -eq 0 ]]; then | |
| needs_alter_migration=true | |
| fi | |
| if [[ "$needs_alter_migration" == "true" ]]; then | |
| backup_db "pre-migrate-alter-columns" >/dev/null 2>&1 || log_warn "Backup failed, proceeding with migrations" | |
| fi | |
| # Backup before ALTER TABLE migrations if any are needed (t162) | |
| local needs_alter_migration=false | |
| local has_max_load has_release_on_complete has_diagnostic_of has_issue_url has_triage_result | |
| has_max_load=$(db "$SUPERVISOR_DB" "SELECT count(*) FROM pragma_table_info('batches') WHERE name='max_load_factor';" 2>/dev/null || echo "0") | |
| has_release_on_complete=$(db "$SUPERVISOR_DB" "SELECT count(*) FROM pragma_table_info('batches') WHERE name='release_on_complete';" 2>/dev/null || echo "0") | |
| has_diagnostic_of=$(db "$SUPERVISOR_DB" "SELECT count(*) FROM pragma_table_info('tasks') WHERE name='diagnostic_of';" 2>/dev/null || echo "0") | |
| has_issue_url=$(db "$SUPERVISOR_DB" "SELECT count(*) FROM pragma_table_info('tasks') WHERE name='issue_url';" 2>/dev/null || echo "0") | |
| has_triage_result=$(db "$SUPERVISOR_DB" "SELECT count(*) FROM pragma_table_info('tasks') WHERE name='triage_result';" 2>/dev/null || echo "0") | |
| if [[ "$has_max_load" -eq 0 || "$has_release_on_complete" -eq 0 || "$has_diagnostic_of" -eq 0 || "$has_issue_url" -eq 0 || "$has_triage_result" -eq 0 ]]; then | |
| needs_alter_migration=true | |
| fi | |
| if [[ "$needs_alter_migration" == "true" ]]; then | |
| backup_db "pre-migrate-alter-columns" >/dev/null 2>&1 || log_warn "Backup failed, proceeding with migrations" | |
| fi |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @.agents/scripts/supervisor-helper.sh around lines 638 - 650, The migration
backup gating currently checks has_max_load, has_release_on_complete,
has_diagnostic_of and has_issue_url but omits the triage_result column, so add a
new variable (e.g., has_triage_result) populated with the same db(...)
pragma_table_info check against the tasks table for 'triage_result' and include
it in the needs_alter_migration conditional alongside
has_max_load/has_release_on_complete/has_diagnostic_of/has_issue_url so
backup_db("pre-migrate-alter-columns") is invoked whenever triage_result is
missing; use the same patterns and error fallback (|| echo "0") and reference
SUPERVISOR_DB, db, needs_alter_migration, and backup_db when making the change.
| - **Commands**: `status|machines|services|deploy|run|scale|logs|exec|inspect|volumes|dns|caddy|help` | ||
| - **Usage**: `./.agents/scripts/uncloud-helper.sh [command] [args]` | ||
| - **Purpose**: Multi-machine Docker deployments without Kubernetes | ||
| - **Install**: `curl -fsSL https://get.uncloud.dev | sh` (Apache 2.0) |
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Inconsistent install pattern: Quick Reference uses curl|sh but Setup section correctly uses download-then-execute.
Line 16 shows curl -fsSL https://get.uncloud.dev | sh (pipe-to-shell), while lines 69-70 correctly use the safer download-then-execute pattern. The project already hardened against curl|sh in t104. Align the Quick Reference with the safe pattern, or at minimum note the safe alternative.
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-- **Install**: `curl -fsSL https://get.uncloud.dev | sh` (Apache 2.0)
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In @.agents/tools/deployment/uncloud.md at line 16, Replace the unsafe piped
installer string "curl -fsSL https://get.uncloud.dev | sh" in the Quick
Reference with the safer download-then-execute pattern used in the Setup section
(or at minimum append a clear note showing the safer alternative), ensuring the
Quick Reference entry matches the Setup section's approach; update the text that
currently says the piped command so it either shows the download-then-execute
steps or adds a parenthetical warning and the safer command, keeping the same
meaning but removing the direct "curl | sh" invocation.
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| web: | ||
| image: my-app:latest | ||
| image: nginx:alpine | ||
| ports: | ||
| - "app.example.com:8000/https" | ||
| - "80:80" | ||
| deploy: | ||
| replicas: 2 | ||
| update_config: | ||
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| order: start-first | ||
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| deploy: | ||
| placement: | ||
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| ports: | ||
| # HTTPS with custom domain | ||
| - "app.example.com:8000/https" | ||
| # HTTP only | ||
| - "app.example.com:8000/http" | ||
| # TCP port (host:container) | ||
| - "8080:8000/tcp" | ||
| # UDP port | ||
| - "53:53/udp" | ||
| ``` | ||
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| # Check cluster status | ||
| ./.agents/scripts/uncloud-helper.sh status | ||
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| ./.agents/scripts/uncloud-helper.sh machines | ||
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| # List services | ||
| ./.agents/scripts/uncloud-helper.sh services | ||
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| # Deploy from compose.yaml | ||
| ./.agents/scripts/uncloud-helper.sh deploy | ||
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| # Run a service | ||
| ./.agents/scripts/uncloud-helper.sh run my-app:latest -p app.example.com:8000/https | ||
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| # View logs | ||
| ./.agents/scripts/uncloud-helper.sh logs my-service | ||
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| ./.agents/scripts/uncloud-helper.sh scale my-service 3 | ||
| pgdata: | ||
| ``` |
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In @.agents/tools/deployment/uncloud.md around lines 82 - 111, The deployment
example uses Docker Swarm fields (deploy, deploy.placement.constraints,
node.labels) which Uncloud ignores; replace the deploy blocks for services
(e.g., services:web, services:api, services:db) with Uncloud's x-machines
extension by removing deploy (including replicas/placement/constraints) and
adding an x-machines list for each service (e.g., x-machines: - prod-1) to
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| | Provider | Type | Latency | Quality | Cost | Notes | | ||
| |----------|------|---------|---------|------|-------| | ||
| | **OpenAI Realtime** | Cloud | ~300ms | Excellent | $$$ | Most mature Pipecat S2S integration | | ||
| | **AWS Nova Sonic** | Cloud | ~400ms | Good | $$ | AWS ecosystem, Bedrock integration | | ||
| | **Gemini Multimodal Live** | Cloud | ~350ms | Good | $$ | Multimodal (voice + vision) | | ||
| | **Ultravox** | Cloud | ~250ms | Good | $$ | Purpose-built for voice agents | | ||
| | **NVIDIA Nemotron** | Cloud/API | ~500ms | Good | $ | Free cloud credits, NVIDIA GPU for local | | ||
| | **MiniCPM-o 4.5** | Local | ~1-2s | Good | Free | 9B params, Apache-2.0, full-duplex | | ||
| | **HuggingFace S2S** | Local | ~2-3s | Good | Free | Modular pipeline (see `speech-to-speech.md`) | |
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Remove or generalize hardcoded metrics that will become stale.
Star counts (10.2k for Pipecat at line 17, 23k for MiniCPM-o at line 138) and specific model version names (e.g., gpt-4o-realtime-preview, amazon.nova-sonic-v1:0, gemini-2.0-flash-exp) are moving targets. Per repo policy, do not add static timestamps. Instead:
- Replace specific star counts with ranges ("~10k", "~20k+") or omit them
- Link to upstream repositories for current star counts rather than hardcoding
- Update model version names to reference Pipecat docs links (already present at lines 55, 68, 84, 100) as the source of truth
- The comparison table's latency ranges (~300ms, ~400ms), cost symbols (
$, $ $, $$$), and quality descriptions (Good, Excellent) are appropriately qualitative and do not require changes.
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In @.agents/tools/voice/cloud-voice-agents.md around lines 25 - 33, The table
currently contains hardcoded, stale metrics and exact model version names (e.g.,
entries for "**OpenAI Realtime**", "**MiniCPM-o 4.5**", "Pipecat" references and
specific model strings like `gpt-4o-realtime-preview`, `amazon.nova-sonic-v1:0`,
`gemini-2.0-flash-exp`) — replace any exact star counts with approximate ranges
(e.g., "~10k", "~20k+") or omit them, remove or generalize exact model-version
strings and instead point readers to the Pipecat/docs links already referenced
elsewhere in the file, and where appropriate replace static repo star counts
with upstream repo links; keep qualitative metrics (latency, cost symbols,
quality) as-is and ensure all modifications are applied to the rows and lines
called out (including the MiniCPM-o and Pipecat mentions).
| - [ ] t158 Fix supervisor dispatch so dynamically-created tasks work with /full-loop #bugfix #supervisor #orchestration ~1h (ai:45m test:15m) ref:GH#573 logged:2026-02-08 | ||
| - Notes: Already implemented. build_dispatch_cmd passes task description inline in the prompt (` -- description`), full-loop.md Step 0 has 3-tier resolution: inline desc > TODO.md > supervisor DB, full-loop-helper.sh PR creation queries supervisor DB as fallback. |
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Markdown lint: spaces inside code span (MD038).
Line 59 contains a code span with leading/trailing spaces (` -- description`). This triggers the MD038 markdownlint warning. Trim the spaces or adjust the backtick placement.
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In `@TODO.md` around lines 58 - 59, The markdown MD038 warning is caused by a code
span with surrounding spaces in the task note (` -- description`); update the
TODO.md entry to remove the leading/trailing space inside the code span so it
reads `-- description` (or move backticks to exclude the spaces), and verify
related mentions in build_dispatch_cmd, full-loop.md Step 0, and
full-loop-helper.sh still match the trimmed token to avoid mismatched
documentation references.
| - Notes: Dispatch same review task to multiple models (e.g., Claude + Gemini), collect results, merge/diff findings. Use case: code review, security audit, architecture review. Configurable via `review-models:` in task metadata. | ||
| - Notes: OpenCode already supports per-agent model selection (each agent definition can have its own `model:` field across 75+ providers). The Task tool selects a model by invoking a subagent that has that model configured -- not via a model parameter on the call itself. Currently model-routing.md exists as design doc and all 195 subagents have model: frontmatter, but no corresponding agent definitions in opencode.json enforce it. Runner --model only works with single hardcoded provider. No fallback on failure, no availability checking, no quality-based escalation. Provider/model names are a moving target and need periodic reconciliation. This blocks use cases like "get a Gemini review of the codebase from within a Claude session." | ||
| - [x] t131 gopass Integration & Credentials Rename #plan #security #credentials → [todo/PLANS.md#2026-02-06-gopass-integration--credentials-rename] ~2d (ai:1d test:4h read:4h) logged:2026-02-06 ref:todo/tasks/prd-gopass-credentials.md completed:2026-02-08 | ||
| - [ ] t131 gopass Integration & Credentials Rename #plan #security #credentials → [todo/PLANS.md#2026-02-06-gopass-integration--credentials-rename] ~2d (ai:1d test:4h read:4h) logged:2026-02-06 ref:todo/tasks/prd-gopass-credentials.md |
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Duplicate task ID: t131 is used for two different tasks.
Line 212 defines t131 as "gopass Integration & Credentials Rename" while line 541 defines another t131 as "Create tools/vision/ category for visual AI models". The TODO format spec (line 25) states "IDs are stable and never reused." Same issue exists for t132 (line 194 vs line 543).
This will cause ambiguity in any tooling that resolves tasks by ID (supervisor DB, issue-sync-helper, beads-sync).
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In `@TODO.md` at line 212, Two tasks share duplicate IDs (t131 and t132) which
breaks the TODO spec that IDs are stable; locate the duplicate entries (the
"gopass Integration & Credentials Rename" task and the "Create tools/vision/
category for visual AI models" task referenced as t131, and the two tasks using
t132), assign new unique IDs for the later-occurring tasks, update the task ID
strings in the TODO.md entries and any cross-references (e.g.,
todo/tasks/prd-gopass-credentials.md, todo/PLANS.md anchors, and any
issue-sync-helper or supervisor DB references), and run the repo-wide search for
"t131" and "t132" to replace only the correct occurrences so tooling (supervisor
DB, issue-sync-helper, beads-sync) points to the intended tasks.
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