Named multi-agent / per-agent model support in the TS authoring surface - #245
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…step The top-of-README example chained .gate() calls, which the authored executor doesn't lower (unsupported_gate) — it never actually ran. Replaced with the same logic expressed in plain control flow. The Quickstart's hello-world f.run-only example undersold what a flow actually does. Replaced it with a verified-working f.run -> f.agent chain, documented the local park-without-a-worker behavior (agent_parked, exit 3) honestly, and added a "Running in the cloud" section pointing at agent-relay cloud run/schedule for turning a flow into a standing automation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013Y8uLRUXqKSZsqeeUMNaS2
…thoring surface f.agent() previously couldn't declare a distinct CLI or model per agent, and multiple f.agent() calls in one flow always shared the same project-default CLI. The kernel-spec/preflight/compile layer already fully implements this (FlowSpec.agents, AgentStepSpec.agent/cli/model, step -> named declaration -> flow/project resolution) for the declarative YAML dialect; it was only missing from the TS surface, per docs/SURFACE.md's own tracked gap (issue #132 / PR #134, now landed as @relayflows/surface). - @relayflows/surface: FlowHeader gains an `agents: Record<string, {cli, model}>` map; AgentOptions gains optional `cli`/`model` step-level overrides. Both validated with the same closed-schema strictness as the existing memory/tools header fields. - authored-flow-executor.ts: the header refusal is now field-specific (agents is lowered, everything else still refuses closed). f.agent's `name` argument selects a declared agent by matching it against the header's map -- but only lowers `agent: name` onto the kernel step when a match exists, since compile.ts's resolveNamedAgent throws on any unresolvable selector and every existing f.agent call uses `name` purely for step-id readability. - docs/SURFACE.md's implementation-status note updated -- it previously said this was TS-surface-only blocked; it isn't anymore. Verified live: a two-named-agent TS flow resolves both CLIs/models through real preflight (packages/sdk/tests/live-kernel.test.ts) and, separately, a real `claude` CLI end-to-end via a manually run scratch flow. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013Y8uLRUXqKSZsqeeUMNaS2
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds named-agent declarations to the TypeScript flow surface. It validates and freezes declarations, preflights all declared agents, preserves refusal kinds, supports step-level overrides, adds execution coverage, updates documentation, and publishes version 2.0.9. ChangesNamed agent support
Priority: ➖ Normal — Schedule the named-agent support because it expands the TypeScript authoring surface and requires coordinated publication of the surface and SDK packages. Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Severity of issue fixed: Low Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to On untrusted repositories, crafted test output could influence the fixer agent and cause unintended workspace changes. The example should separate untrusted output from agent instructions before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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When the new options.model value is absent from the project allowlist or fails its readiness probe, checkAuthoredFlow produces model_unknown or model_unavailable, but the executor unconditionally wraps that refusal as agent_cli_unresolved and direct-run.ts then reports it as invalid_spec. The TypeScript dialect therefore loses the closed preflight taxonomy that the YAML dialect preserves, preventing callers from distinguishing a bad model declaration from a missing CLI; propagate the refusal kind instead of collapsing every failure.
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Fixed in 4c52342: AuthoredFlowExecutionError now carries the actual preflight refusalKind (cli_missing, model_unknown, model_unavailable, etc.), and direct-run.ts uses it instead of the hardcoded invalid_spec. Covered by new tests in authored-flow.test.ts (asserting refusalKind on the thrown error) and a new end-to-end test in direct-input.test.ts (asserting the CLI's REFUSED [model_unknown] output).
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ALIGNED WITH FINDINGS at 4c5234297866ef4f1146c504eed92765503c8325.
Named agents and per-step CLI/model overrides are lawful extensions of the open TypeScript surface, compiled to the existing agent verb. They do not widen the closed kernel vocabulary. The remaining findings are two reproduced authoring-validation defects and a live test that does not prove the distinction it names. This is not an approval.
Findings
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P1 — Preflight declared header agents before executing the body. packages/sdk/src/authored-flow-executor.ts:141 now accepts the
agentsheader, but its only call into named-agent preflight is insidelowerAgent(packages/sdk/src/authored-flow-executor.ts:199, packages/sdk/src/authored-flow-executor.ts:222). A flow with a statically declared, unregistered model can therefore executef.runand finish successfully if nof.agentis reached; if an agent is reached later, the refusal occurs after the command's effect. My live reproducer writes a disposable marker in both cases:UNUSED_INVALID_HEADERreports success withmarker: "effect";LATE_HEADER_REFUSALreportsmodel_unknownaftermarker: "already-executed". This violates RFC covenant 2 (docs/RFC-0001-everything-is-a-relayflow.md:34) and SURFACE §2, which requires every named model—including unused/shadowed declarations—to be checked before commands (docs/SURFACE.md:164), and explicitly says TS preflights its declared agents (docs/SURFACE.md:204). The new status text claiming the same contract in both dialects (docs/SURFACE.md:191) is consequently too broad. This is header data already available before the body starts, not a demand to statically predict arbitrary TS control flow. Run that declared-data validation before allowing body effects. -
P2 — Reject accessors on the agent map before enumerating it. packages/surface/src/flow.ts:209 uses
Object.entries(value.agents)without validating the map's property descriptors. packages/surface/src/flow.ts:157 then enumerates it again while freezing. A getter can return a legal{cli, model}declaration for validation and a different, invalid declaration for storage. The executedACCESSORcase is accepted, invokes the getter twice, and retains{cli: 42, model: "model-b", permissions: "write-all"}ingetFlowDefinition(handle).header.agents. This violates the closed declaration contract in SURFACE §2 law 6 (docs/SURFACE.md:79) and its inert-data/snapshot rule in §6 (docs/SURFACE.md:399), consistent with decision 9 (docs/RFC-0001-everything-is-a-relayflow.md:211). Validate descriptors without invoking getters, then validate/freeze the same data snapshot. This is an authored-handle validation escape; I am not claiming the extra permission field bypasses the downstream kernel compiler or grants permissions to a worker. -
P2 — Make the “two distinct named agents” test distinguish the selected agent and model. packages/sdk/tests/live-kernel.test.ts:448 gives both names the exact same CLI and model; its wrapper ignores
request.modeland returns only the supplied task (packages/sdk/tests/live-kernel.test.ts:414). Consequently the assertions at packages/sdk/tests/live-kernel.test.ts:466 pass even when every name selects the first declaration. I executed that precise negative control by temporarily replacingagent: namewithagent: Object.keys(namedAgents!)[0]: the named test still passed. I restored the source byte-for-byte and reran the same test; it passed again. Commands, output, and identical restoration hashes are below. The test proves two instruction round trips through a declared CLI, not distinct named-agent selection or per-agent model propagation. This misses the behavior specified by SURFACE §2 law 6 (docs/SURFACE.md:84) and the deterministic-test requirement in AGENTS.md rule 5 / RFC §2 rule 6 (AGENTS.md:19, docs/RFC-0001-everything-is-a-relayflow.md:66). Use distinguishable CLI fixtures and model values and assert their actual worker requests/outputs. My separate live fixture does so and confirms that the current implementation itself selects both correctly and honors overrides.
Requested spec answers
- Decision 13 — aligned; no vocabulary widening. packages/sdk/src/step-fields.ts:16 remains exactly
AGENT_DECLARATION_FIELDS = ['cli', 'model']; packages/sdk/src/step-fields.ts:34 retains the closed agent fieldsinstruction, agent, cli, model, surfaces, recoveryMode, permissions, output. Neither descriptor norkernel/changes in this PR. New TS fields are copied into existing authoring fields (packages/sdk/src/authored-flow-executor.ts:204) and lower totype: 'agent'(packages/sdk/src/compile.ts:543), as required by RFC decision 13 (docs/RFC-0001-everything-is-a-relayflow.md:215) and SURFACE §2 law 6 (docs/SURFACE.md:79). TheCLOSED_FIELDS,DISTINCT_ACTUAL, andCOMPILED_BOUNDARYoutputs demonstrate this with two actual CLI fixtures and two different declared models. The surface's new type does not create a new kernel verb. - Decision 9 — compiled boundary remains aligned. The existing check/compile path still produces the kernel spec before
journal.runStart(packages/sdk/src/authored-flow-executor.ts:222, packages/sdk/src/authored-flow-executor.ts:238). The captured submissions contain resolvedcli/modelvalues and existing step types, with neither top-levelagentsnor per-step namedagentselectors left at the boundary (packages/sdk/src/compile.ts:543). That matches decision 9 (docs/RFC-0001-everything-is-a-relayflow.md:211). Finding 2 concerns the earlier authored-handle validation, not a new protocol or closure crossing into the kernel. - Decision 6 — no new gate-edit or permission-widening mechanism found. Normal named declarations reject
permissions,tools,gate, andidentityextras (packages/surface/src/flow.ts:212); all four refusals were executed below. The executor still refuses other headers (packages/sdk/src/authored-flow-executor.ts:141) and lowers only the supported named CLI/model data. No gate file changes appear in the diff. This respects the scope of decision 6 (docs/RFC-0001-everything-is-a-relayflow.md:208); finding 2 still needs fixing and is not evidence of an actual gate-edit exploit. No gate was used as a test fixture. - Decision 11 — kernel completion discipline is retained. Named calls use the existing classification and journal-result reader (packages/sdk/src/authored-flow-executor.ts:249, packages/sdk/src/authored-flow-executor.ts:478), without adding quality judgments. The successful distinct-agent flow records success for all three agent calls and terminal completion. A nonzero-exit named worker journals
step.completed: worker_errorandrun.completed: step_failed; the executor rejects instead of reachingf.done('success'). This matches the kernel/evidence split in decision 11 (docs/RFC-0001-everything-is-a-relayflow.md:213). A pre-existing limitation remains visible: the SDK exception'scompletionReasonis null for this outerstep_failedoutcome, while the journal has both reasons; the filtering logic is unchanged from the PR base, so I am not attributing that defect to named-agent support. - Documentation — local quickstart behavior reproduced; declared parity needs finding 1 fixed. I extracted the exact
explain-env.flow.tsbody from README.md:49, installed a separate copy of the PR surface, used its documented{"cli":"claude"}, and ran the built CLI without a worker. It executed the deterministic step and exited 3, printingPARKED [run_parked] agent_parked, matching README.md:78 and SURFACE §5 (docs/SURFACE.md:367). The cloud deployment/admission and recurring-schedule claims at README.md:84 were not exercised; a local result is not evidence of hosted behavior. No cloud run was submitted.
Executed checks and scope
SDK build: passes with the PR's packed surface. Full SDK suite: 812 passed, 3 skipped. Explicit targeted run of authored-flow.test.ts, live-kernel.test.ts, plus the latest commit's direct-input.test.ts: 64 passed. Surface suite: 8 passed. Literal output below is the authority for these counts. The three full-suite skips are the opt-in real-cli-adapters.test.ts cases; the live analyzer test ran.
The required build against a clean lockfile-installed surface initially fails with missing agents/cli/model types; that output is included rather than hidden. The PR explicitly states that source changes need a version bump/publish, so I tested the actual packed PR surface instead of treating the old published package as the new implementation. The green build/suite claims are conditional on that setup, not a claim that the unmodified published dependency already contains the new API.
The PR advanced during review; this comment reviews the head named above, including the latest refusal-kind propagation change. It now preserves model_unknown rather than reducing it to a generic invalid-spec kind; the updated direct-input test is included in the targeted execution. Findings 1–3 remain reproducible at this head. Source was restored after the negative control; no tracked edit, gate edit, approval, merge, or push remains. This negative control is a deliberately broken selector that survived a test, not a claim of “mutation-verified” coverage.
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README.md
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packages/sdk/src/authored-flow-error.ts
packages/sdk/src/authored-flow-executor.ts
packages/sdk/src/cli/direct-run.ts
packages/sdk/tests/authored-flow.test.ts
packages/sdk/tests/direct-input.test.ts
packages/sdk/tests/fixtures/named-agent-bad-model/bad-model.flow.ts
packages/sdk/tests/fixtures/named-agent-bad-model/flows.json
packages/sdk/tests/live-kernel.test.ts
packages/surface/src/context.ts
packages/surface/src/flow.ts
packages/surface/src/index.ts
packages/surface/tests/flow.test.ts
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Setup: npm --prefix packages/sdk ci --ignore-scripts; build/test packages/surface; from packages/surface, run npm pack --ignore-scripts --pack-destination ../../.review-evidence/pr245; then npm --prefix packages/sdk install --no-save --package-lock=false --ignore-scripts "$PWD/.review-evidence/pr245/relayflows-surface-2.0.8.tgz". The SDK test command below builds the currently checked-out kernel into the explicitly named per-worktree target directory (the pr243 directory name is retained from the prior review, not a different checkout). The build and test logs identify the binary actually exercised.
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> tsc && node scripts/make-cli-executable.mjs
src/authored-flow-executor.ts(199,43): error TS2339: Property 'agents' does not exist on type 'ReadonlyFlowHeader'.
src/authored-flow-executor.ts(210,21): error TS2339: Property 'cli' does not exist on type 'AgentOptions'.
src/authored-flow-executor.ts(210,61): error TS2339: Property 'cli' does not exist on type 'AgentOptions'.
src/authored-flow-executor.ts(211,21): error TS2339: Property 'model' does not exist on type 'AgentOptions'.
src/authored-flow-executor.ts(211,65): error TS2339: Property 'model' does not exist on type 'AgentOptions'.
Build against packed PR surface — passes
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Full SDK suite at reviewed head
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PATH=/Users/khaliqgant/.rustup/toolchains/stable-aarch64-apple-darwin/bin:$PATH RELAYFLOWD_BIN=$PWD/.review-evidence/pr243/cargo-target/debug/relayflowd CARGO_TARGET_DIR=$PWD/.review-evidence/pr243/cargo-target npm --prefix packages/sdk testCaptured output:
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Finished `dev` profile [unoptimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 0.32s
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RUN v2.1.9 /Users/khaliqgant/AgentWorkforce/flows-spec243-wt/packages/sdk
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LIVE_KERNEL relayflowd=/Users/khaliqgant/AgentWorkforce/flows-spec243-wt/.review-evidence/pr243/cargo-target/debug/relayflowd
LIVE_KERNEL flows=/Users/khaliqgant/AgentWorkforce/flows-spec243-wt/packages/sdk/dist/cli.js
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✓ tests/verb-field-lint.test.ts (78 tests) 362ms
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✓ tests/backlog-picker.test.ts (14 tests) 60ms
✓ tests/authored-flow-lifecycle-executor.test.ts (27 tests) 583ms
✓ tests/tick-runner.test.ts (22 tests) 855ms
✓ tests/work-package-consumer.test.ts (13 tests) 250ms
✓ tests/authored-flow-operation.test.ts (23 tests) 366ms
✓ tests/backlog-picker-flow.test.ts (6 tests) 561ms
✓ tests/model-selection.test.ts (10 tests) 14ms
✓ tests/spec-parity.test.ts (31 tests) 332ms
✓ tests/typed-output.test.ts (14 tests) 212ms
✓ tests/relayflowd-path.test.ts (10 tests) 2ms
✓ tests/deterministic-llm.test.ts (5 tests) 96ms
✓ tests/hn-poller.test.ts (6 tests) 6ms
✓ tests/direct-input.test.ts (5 tests) 1460ms
✓ direct .flow.ts input through the built CLI and live runtime > executes inline and file JSON input through relayflowd 718ms
✓ direct .flow.ts input through the built CLI and live runtime > refuses missing and malformed input before contacting relayflowd 381ms
✓ tests/dependency-validation.test.ts (6 tests) 396ms
✓ tests/dir-watcher-poller.test.ts (6 tests) 5ms
✓ tests/hello-deterministic.test.ts (5 tests) 10ms
✓ tests/work-package-validator.test.ts (7 tests) 5ms
✓ tests/bin.test.ts (7 tests) 630ms
✓ tests/parse-json-output.test.ts (7 tests) 1ms
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✓ tests/cli-adapter.test.ts (3 tests) 2ms
✓ tests/placement.test.ts (54 tests) 8ms
✓ tests/memory.test.ts (18 tests) 5ms
✓ tests/json-schema-bound.test.ts (71 tests) 1828ms
✓ JSON Schema termination bound > walks a deep schema with an explicit stack rather than recursion 1409ms
✓ tests/cli.test.ts (63 tests) 4168ms
✓ flows check CLI > binds a checked relative wrapper to the flow directory for worker execution 1053ms
✓ flows check CLI > uses the raw Claude adapter model flag instead of accepting auth status as model proof 405ms
✓ flows check CLI > uses Codex login status and reports a rejected model as unavailable, not unauthenticated 555ms
✓ flows check CLI > refuses a nonconforming custom wrapper without calling it an authentication failure 317ms
✓ flows check CLI > accepts an exact allowlisted named-agent model and probes that model 449ms
✓ flows check CLI > checks the same named-agent contract from declarative JSON 322ms
✓ tests/classify-outcome.test.ts (2 tests) 2222ms
✓ classifyOutcome > gives up and reports when a running run never becomes classifiable 2064ms
✓ tests/daemon-lifecycle-live.test.ts (9 tests) 5238ms
✓ flows run against a data dir with no daemon (§6 test 7) > cold start spawns exactly one daemon, the run succeeds, and the daemon outlives the CLI 765ms
✓ flows run against a data dir with no daemon (§6 test 7) > polls, bounded, for a daemon that holds the lock before it binds 1486ms
✓ flows run against a data dir with no daemon (§6 test 7) > attaches to a serving daemon that has not published a connection file 510ms
✓ flows run against a data dir with no daemon (§6 test 7) > a second run attaches to the daemon the first one started, spawning nothing 310ms
✓ flows run against a data dir with no daemon (§6 test 7) > detects a stale connection file left by a hard kill and starts a fresh daemon 723ms
✓ concurrent invocations against one empty data dir (§6 test 15) > ends with exactly one daemon owning the socket, and both runs succeed 864ms
✓ tests/worker-cli.test.ts (13 tests) 22706ms
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✓ custom wrapper execution bounds are reader-owned > resolves when the leaked helper inherits stderr only 1818ms
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✓ custom wrapper execution bounds are reader-owned > journals a completionReason at the default bound when a wrapper leaks a stdio pipe 11256ms
✓ custom wrapper execution bounds are reader-owned > accepts the same over-8KiB payload whether or not it coalesces with the execute token 772ms
stdout | tests/live-kernel.test.ts > built flows CLI against live relayflowd > hn-monitor analyze-story reaches done through the real Claude analyzer CLI
LIVE_ANALYZER ready: claude -p --model claude-haiku-4-5-20251001 round-trip OK
stdout | tests/live-kernel.test.ts > built flows CLI against live relayflowd > hn-monitor analyze-story reaches done through the real Claude analyzer CLI
LIVE_ANALYZER analysis: {"reasoning":"This story directly demonstrates an AI agent autonomously executing software development workflow tasks, specifically opening and reviewing pull requests. This is a core use case of AI agents and automation, showing practical implementation of autonomous code review capabilities.","relevance_score":10,"story_title":"Show HN: an agent that opens and reviews its own pull requests [wake-nonce-7f3a91c4]"}
stdout | tests/live-kernel.test.ts > surface resume after a real daemon kill > resumes a three-step run with each successful completion exactly once
LIVE_KERNEL kill -9 pid=111 run=01M20FMEEKWTRPHYSCX7DH75KM while step=two state=Running
✓ tests/live-kernel.test.ts (31 tests) 54683ms
✓ built flows CLI against live relayflowd > runs rung (a), parks rung (b), and keeps JSON report-shaped 1642ms
✓ built flows CLI against live relayflowd > allows a deterministic run to exceed the bounded request timeout 32330ms
✓ built flows CLI against live relayflowd > runs an agent CLI end to end through the SDK worker 373ms
✓ built flows CLI against live relayflowd > f.agent lowers to a real agent step and dispatches through a live worker 451ms
✓ built flows CLI against live relayflowd > dispatches two distinct named agents declared in the flow header 806ms
✓ built flows CLI against live relayflowd > f.agent's default flowPath anchors on cwd, not cwd's parent 437ms
✓ built flows CLI against live relayflowd > can always get a parked run to a late-attaching worker 5556ms
✓ built flows CLI against live relayflowd > AgentWorker passes a declared model to an identified wrapper as RELAYFLOW_MODEL 412ms
✓ built flows CLI against live relayflowd > AgentWorker refuses a nonconforming journal-submitted wrapper before exposing RELAYFLOW_MODEL 358ms
✓ built flows CLI against live relayflowd > AgentWorker executes the raw claude adapter with its real model flag 316ms
✓ built flows CLI against live relayflowd > AgentWorker executes the raw codex adapter with its real model flag 325ms
✓ built flows CLI against live relayflowd > hn-monitor analyze-story reaches done through the real Claude analyzer CLI 9582ms
Test Files 37 passed | 1 skipped (38)
Tests 812 passed | 3 skipped (815)
Start at 14:23:42
Duration 55.15s (transform 792ms, setup 0ms, collect 3.78s, tests 98.22s, environment 4ms, prepare 1.45s)
Explicit targeted suite
Literal command:
RELAYFLOWD_BIN=$PWD/.review-evidence/pr243/cargo-target/debug/relayflowd npm --prefix packages/sdk exec -- vitest run --root packages/sdk tests/authored-flow.test.ts tests/live-kernel.test.ts tests/direct-input.test.tsCaptured output:
RUN v2.1.9 /Users/khaliqgant/AgentWorkforce/flows-spec243-wt/packages/sdk
stdout | tests/live-kernel.test.ts
LIVE_KERNEL relayflowd=/Users/khaliqgant/AgentWorkforce/flows-spec243-wt/.review-evidence/pr243/cargo-target/debug/relayflowd
LIVE_KERNEL flows=/Users/khaliqgant/AgentWorkforce/flows-spec243-wt/packages/sdk/dist/cli.js
✓ tests/authored-flow.test.ts (28 tests) 650ms
✓ tests/direct-input.test.ts (5 tests) 1013ms
✓ direct .flow.ts input through the built CLI and live runtime > executes inline and file JSON input through relayflowd 493ms
stdout | tests/live-kernel.test.ts > built flows CLI against live relayflowd > hn-monitor analyze-story reaches done through the real Claude analyzer CLI
LIVE_ANALYZER ready: claude -p --model claude-haiku-4-5-20251001 round-trip OK
stdout | tests/live-kernel.test.ts > built flows CLI against live relayflowd > hn-monitor analyze-story reaches done through the real Claude analyzer CLI
LIVE_ANALYZER analysis: {"reasoning":"This story is directly about an AI agent autonomously performing software development tasks including opening and reviewing pull requests, which represents core AI agent and automation capabilities in code review workflows.","relevance_score":10,"story_title":"Show HN: an agent that opens and reviews its own pull requests [wake-nonce-7f3a91c4]"}
stdout | tests/live-kernel.test.ts > surface resume after a real daemon kill > resumes a three-step run with each successful completion exactly once
LIVE_KERNEL kill -9 pid=667 run=01M20FMKESSA6FA1ZGAYBMA5JS while step=two state=Running
✓ tests/live-kernel.test.ts (31 tests) 51560ms
✓ built flows CLI against live relayflowd > runs rung (a), parks rung (b), and keeps JSON report-shaped 609ms
✓ built flows CLI against live relayflowd > allows a deterministic run to exceed the bounded request timeout 32445ms
✓ built flows CLI against live relayflowd > dispatches two distinct named agents declared in the flow header 407ms
✓ built flows CLI against live relayflowd > can always get a parked run to a late-attaching worker 5711ms
✓ built flows CLI against live relayflowd > hn-monitor analyze-story reaches done through the real Claude analyzer CLI 8783ms
Test Files 3 passed (3)
Tests 64 passed (64)
Start at 14:23:51
Duration 51.96s (transform 213ms, setup 0ms, collect 471ms, tests 53.22s, environment 0ms, prepare 120ms)
Surface suite (surface source unchanged by latest commit)
Literal command:
npm --prefix packages/surface testCaptured output:
> @relayflows/surface@2.0.8 test
> bun run build && tsc -p tsconfig.test.json && vitest run
$ tsc
RUN v2.1.9 /Users/khaliqgant/AgentWorkforce/flows-spec243-wt/packages/surface
✓ tests/flow.test.ts (8 tests) 3ms
Test Files 1 passed (1)
Tests 8 passed (8)
Start at 14:17:34
Duration 198ms (transform 28ms, setup 0ms, collect 26ms, tests 3ms, environment 0ms, prepare 39ms)
Review-only scripts live in .review-evidence/pr245/ in this worktree. Their full source is embedded here so the review does not depend on access to a private artifact. The probes use disposable files, a local daemon built from this checkout, real spawned fixture CLIs, and the real journal client/worker. The quickstart fixture uses the installed Claude authentication probe, with no model invocation because it has no attached worker.
Reproducer source: reproduce.mjs
import assert from 'node:assert/strict';
import { mkdtempSync, writeFileSync, readFileSync, existsSync, mkdirSync, cpSync } from 'node:fs';
import { tmpdir } from 'node:os';
import { join, resolve } from 'node:path';
import { spawn } from 'node:child_process';
import { flow } from '../../packages/sdk/node_modules/@relayflows/surface/dist/index.js';
import { getFlowDefinition } from '../../packages/sdk/node_modules/@relayflows/surface/dist/runtime.js';
import { executeAuthoredFlow } from '../../packages/sdk/dist/authored-flow-executor.js';
import { JournalClient } from '../../packages/sdk/dist/journal-client.js';
import { AgentWorker } from '../../packages/sdk/dist/worker.js';
import { AGENT_DECLARATION_FIELDS, STEP_FIELDS_BY_TYPE } from '../../packages/sdk/dist/step-fields.js';
const root=resolve(import.meta.dirname,'../..');
const dir=mkdtempSync(join(tmpdir(),'r245-'));
console.log('FIXTURE '+dir);
console.log('CLOSED_FIELDS '+JSON.stringify({declaration:AGENT_DECLARATION_FIELDS,agent:STEP_FIELDS_BY_TYPE.agent}));
// A getter on the map itself escapes the new declaration validation.
let reads=0;const agents={};
Object.defineProperty(agents,'reviewer',{enumerable:true,get(){reads++;return reads===1?{cli:'checked-cli',model:'model-a'}:{cli:42,model:'model-b',permissions:'write-all'};}});
const accessor=flow('getter-map',{agents},async f=>f.done('success'));
console.log('ACCESSOR '+JSON.stringify({reads,stored:getFlowDefinition(accessor).header.agents}));
assert.equal(reads,2);assert.equal(getFlowDefinition(accessor).header.agents.reviewer.cli,42);
for(const extra of ['permissions','tools','gate','identity']){
try{flow('closed',{agents:{a:{cli:'x',model:'model-a',[extra]:'forbidden'}}},async f=>f.done('success'));throw new Error('accepted '+extra);}
catch(e){assert.match(e.message,/unknown field/);console.log('CLOSED_REFUSAL '+e.message);}
}
function wrapper(label){
const file=join(dir,label+'-cli');
writeFileSync(file,`#!/usr/bin/env node
if(process.argv[2]==='auth'){process.exit(0);}
if(process.argv[2]!=='--relayflows-adapter-v1')process.exit(9);
process.stdout.write('relayflows-agent-cli-v1\\n');
let text='';process.stdin.on('data',c=>text+=c);
process.stdin.on('end',()=>{if(!text.trim())return;const r=JSON.parse(text);
process.stdout.write('relayflows-agent-cli-v1-execute\\n');
if(r.instruction==='fail')process.exit(2);
process.stdout.write(JSON.stringify({cli:${JSON.stringify(label)},model:r.model,task:r.instruction}));});
`,{mode:0o755});return file;
}
const a=wrapper('a'),b=wrapper('b');
writeFileSync(join(dir,'flows.json'),JSON.stringify({models:['model-a','model-b']}));
const data=join(dir,'data');
const daemon=spawn(join(root,'.review-evidence/pr243/cargo-target/debug/relayflowd'),['--data-dir',data,'serve'],{stdio:'ignore'});
const clients=[];let worker;
const sleep=ms=>new Promise(r=>setTimeout(r,ms));
async function client(){const c=new JournalClient(join(data,'relayflowd.sock'));await c.connect();await c.hello('pr245-review');clients.push(c);return c;}
async function caught(p){try{return {result:await p};}catch(e){return {code:e.code,message:e.message,completionReason:e.completionReason??null,refusalKind:e.refusalKind??null};}}
try{
for(let i=0;!existsSync(join(data,'relayflowd.sock'))&&i<250;i++)await sleep(20);
const c=await client();
const options={flowPath:join(dir,'flow.ts')};
// Header-only model validation is provable before any authored body executes.
const marker=join(dir,'effect.txt');
const badHeader={agents:{unused:{cli:a,model:'NOT-IN-REGISTRY'}}};
const noAgent=await caught(executeAuthoredFlow(flow('unused-invalid',badHeader,async f=>{
await f.run(`printf effect > '${marker}'`);f.done('success');
}),c,undefined,options));
console.log('UNUSED_INVALID_HEADER '+JSON.stringify({outcome:noAgent,marker:readFileSync(marker,'utf8')}));
assert.equal(noAgent.result.completionReason,'success');
const lateMarker=join(dir,'late-effect.txt');
const late=await caught(executeAuthoredFlow(flow('late-invalid',badHeader,async f=>{
await f.run(`printf already-executed > '${lateMarker}'`);await f.agent('unused',{task:'x'});f.done('success');
}),c,undefined,options));
console.log('LATE_HEADER_REFUSAL '+JSON.stringify({outcome:late,marker:readFileSync(lateMarker,'utf8')}));
assert.equal(late.code,'agent_cli_unresolved');
worker=new AgentWorker(await client(),{workerId:'review-worker',pins:{workspace:[{surface:'repo',revision_id:'a'}],streams:[]}});await worker.attach();
const specs=[];const tracked={runStart:spec=>{specs.push(spec);return c.runStart(spec);},journalRead:(...args)=>c.journalRead(...args),runGet:(...args)=>c.runGet(...args),runResume:(...args)=>c.runResume(...args)};
const actual=[];
const good=await executeAuthoredFlow(flow('distinct',{agents:{reviewer:{cli:a,model:'model-a'},fixer:{cli:b,model:'model-b'}}},async f=>{
actual.push(JSON.parse((await f.agent('reviewer',{task:'review'})).summary));
actual.push(JSON.parse((await f.agent('fixer',{task:'fix'})).summary));
actual.push(JSON.parse((await f.agent('reviewer',{task:'override',cli:b,model:'model-b'})).summary));
f.done('success');
}),tracked,undefined,options);
assert.deepEqual(actual,[{cli:'a',model:'model-a',task:'review'},{cli:'b',model:'model-b',task:'fix'},{cli:'b',model:'model-b',task:'override'}]);
for(const spec of specs){assert.equal('agents' in spec,false);for(const step of spec.steps)assert.equal('agent' in step,false);}
console.log('DISTINCT_ACTUAL '+JSON.stringify(actual));
console.log('COMPILED_BOUNDARY '+JSON.stringify(specs));
console.log('COMPLETION '+JSON.stringify(good));
const failedIds=[];const failedJournal={...tracked,runStart:async spec=>{const o=await c.runStart(spec);failedIds.push(o.run_id);return o;}};
const failed=await caught(executeAuthoredFlow(flow('failure',{agents:{reviewer:{cli:a,model:'model-a'}}},async f=>{await f.agent('reviewer',{task:'fail'});f.done('success');}),failedJournal,undefined,options));
const terminal=(await c.journalRead(failedIds[0])).entries.filter(e=>e.entry_type==='step.completed'||e.entry_type==='run.completed').map(e=>({entry_type:e.entry_type,completionReason:e.payload.completionReason}));
assert.equal(failed.code,'step_failed');assert.equal(terminal.length,2);assert.ok(terminal.every(e=>e.completionReason!=='success'));
console.log('FAILED_COMPLETION '+JSON.stringify({outcome:failed,terminal}));
// README's exact quickstart body, with the PR surface installed in a separate project.
const project=join(dir,'quickstart');mkdirSync(join(project,'node_modules/@relayflows/surface'),{recursive:true});
cpSync(join(root,'packages/surface/dist'),join(project,'node_modules/@relayflows/surface/dist'),{recursive:true});
cpSync(join(root,'packages/surface/package.json'),join(project,'node_modules/@relayflows/surface/package.json'));
const readme=readFileSync(join(root,'README.md'),'utf8');
const quickstart=readme.slice(readme.indexOf('Write a flow')).match(/```ts\n([\s\S]*?)\n```/)[1];
writeFileSync(join(project,'explain-env.flow.ts'),quickstart);
writeFileSync(join(project,'flows.json'),JSON.stringify({cli:'claude'}));
const child=spawn(process.execPath,[join(root,'packages/sdk/dist/cli.js'),'run',join(project,'explain-env.flow.ts'),'--input','{}','--data-dir',join(dir,'quickstart-data')],{env:{...process.env,RELAYFLOWD_BIN:join(root,'.review-evidence/pr243/cargo-target/debug/relayflowd')},stdio:['ignore','pipe','pipe']});
let stdout='',stderr='';child.stdout.on('data',x=>stdout+=x);child.stderr.on('data',x=>stderr+=x);
const status=await new Promise(r=>child.once('close',r));console.log('README_QUICKSTART '+JSON.stringify({status,stdout,stderr}));
const connectionPath=join(dir,'quickstart-data/connection.json');
if(existsSync(connectionPath)){const connection=JSON.parse(readFileSync(connectionPath,'utf8'));if(connection.pid)process.kill(connection.pid,'SIGTERM');}
}finally{if(worker)await worker.close();for(const c of clients)c.close();const exited=new Promise(r=>daemon.once('exit',r));daemon.kill('SIGTERM');await exited;}Executed reproduce
Literal command:
node .review-evidence/pr245/reproduce.mjsCaptured output:
FIXTURE /var/folders/yv/nbp9l2c55wlbj1x0gml37s7c0000gn/T/r245-cbIp1c
CLOSED_FIELDS {"declaration":["cli","model"],"agent":["instruction","agent","cli","model","surfaces","recoveryMode","permissions","output"]}
ACCESSOR {"reads":2,"stored":{"reviewer":{"cli":42,"model":"model-b","permissions":"write-all"}}}
CLOSED_REFUSAL unsupported_header: flow "closed" header.agents.a: unknown field "permissions"
CLOSED_REFUSAL unsupported_header: flow "closed" header.agents.a: unknown field "tools"
CLOSED_REFUSAL unsupported_header: flow "closed" header.agents.a: unknown field "gate"
CLOSED_REFUSAL unsupported_header: flow "closed" header.agents.a: unknown field "identity"
UNUSED_INVALID_HEADER {"outcome":{"result":{"name":"unused-invalid","completionReason":"success","journalSteps":[{"id":"run-1","runId":"01M20FK1Z1PRXAQ3AST3RDSNAF","completionReason":"success"},{"id":"complete-2","runId":"01M20FK1ZE0YPWNBWBWV1XZ22R","completionReason":"success"}]}},"marker":"effect"}
LATE_HEADER_REFUSAL {"outcome":{"code":"agent_cli_unresolved","message":"agent_cli_unresolved: Named agent \"unused\" declares model \"NOT-IN-REGISTRY\" for CLI \"/var/folders/yv/nbp9l2c55wlbj1x0gml37s7c0000gn/T/r245-cbIp1c/a-cli\", but it is not listed in project model registry \"/var/folders/yv/nbp9l2c55wlbj1x0gml37s7c0000gn/T/r245-cbIp1c/flows.json\"; add the exact model only after verifying that project is allowed to use it.","completionReason":null,"refusalKind":"model_unknown"},"marker":"already-executed"}
DISTINCT_ACTUAL [{"cli":"a","model":"model-a","task":"review"},{"cli":"b","model":"model-b","task":"fix"},{"cli":"b","model":"model-b","task":"override"}]
COMPILED_BOUNDARY [{"version":"0.1.0","name":"distinct/agent-1","steps":[{"id":"agent-1","depends_on":[],"max_iterations":1,"retry":{"initial_backoff_ms":100,"max_backoff_ms":60000,"multiplier":2,"jitter_percent":20},"verification":{},"type":"agent","instruction":"review","cli":"/var/folders/yv/nbp9l2c55wlbj1x0gml37s7c0000gn/T/r245-cbIp1c/a-cli","model":"model-a","recovery_mode":"reset"}]},{"version":"0.1.0","name":"distinct/agent-2","steps":[{"id":"agent-2","depends_on":[],"max_iterations":1,"retry":{"initial_backoff_ms":100,"max_backoff_ms":60000,"multiplier":2,"jitter_percent":20},"verification":{},"type":"agent","instruction":"fix","cli":"/var/folders/yv/nbp9l2c55wlbj1x0gml37s7c0000gn/T/r245-cbIp1c/b-cli","model":"model-b","recovery_mode":"reset"}]},{"version":"0.1.0","name":"distinct/agent-3","steps":[{"id":"agent-3","depends_on":[],"max_iterations":1,"retry":{"initial_backoff_ms":100,"max_backoff_ms":60000,"multiplier":2,"jitter_percent":20},"verification":{},"type":"agent","instruction":"override","cli":"/var/folders/yv/nbp9l2c55wlbj1x0gml37s7c0000gn/T/r245-cbIp1c/b-cli","model":"model-b","recovery_mode":"reset"}]},{"version":"0.1.0","name":"distinct/complete-4","steps":[{"id":"complete-4","depends_on":[],"max_iterations":1,"retry":{"initial_backoff_ms":100,"max_backoff_ms":60000,"multiplier":2,"jitter_percent":20},"verification":{},"type":"deterministic","command":":"}]}]
COMPLETION {"name":"distinct","completionReason":"success","journalSteps":[{"id":"agent-1","runId":"01M20FK266P329FY9Z1RR1B5R5","completionReason":"success"},{"id":"agent-2","runId":"01M20FK2DJCBW63W3E1ZE9YBFE","completionReason":"success"},{"id":"agent-3","runId":"01M20FK2HCK00TBXEEHARVZ6CV","completionReason":"success"},{"id":"complete-4","runId":"01M20FK2KC10MXVDNZGRBSBPD0","completionReason":"success"}]}
FAILED_COMPLETION {"outcome":{"code":"step_failed","message":"step_failed: Run \"01M20FK2ND6VPYXB8HSA526DQQ\" failed with completionReason: step_failed.","completionReason":null,"refusalKind":null},"terminal":[{"entry_type":"step.completed","completionReason":"worker_error"},{"entry_type":"run.completed","completionReason":"step_failed"}]}
README_QUICKSTART {"status":3,"stdout":"RUN 01M20FK3VX780FVDG0K4SFGS57 parked\n","stderr":"PARKED [run_parked] agent_parked: Run \"01M20FK3VX780FVDG0K4SFGS57\" parked at step \"agent-2\" (agent): no worker is attached for step type \"agent\".\n"}
Reproducer source: negative-control.py
from pathlib import Path
import subprocess,os,hashlib
root=Path.cwd(); source=root/'packages/sdk/src/authored-flow-executor.ts'
original=source.read_bytes()
old=b'...(matchesNamedAgent ? { agent: name } : {}),'
new=b'...(matchesNamedAgent ? { agent: Object.keys(namedAgents!)[0] } : {}),'
assert original.count(old)==1
cmd=['npm','--prefix','packages/sdk','exec','--','vitest','run','--root','packages/sdk','tests/live-kernel.test.ts','-t','dispatches two distinct named agents declared in the flow header']
env=dict(os.environ,RELAYFLOWD_BIN=str(root/'.review-evidence/pr243/cargo-target/debug/relayflowd'))
print('SOURCE_SHA256_BEFORE '+hashlib.sha256(original).hexdigest(),flush=True)
try:
source.write_bytes(original.replace(old,new))
print('NEGATIVE_CONTROL: every matched name now selects Object.keys(namedAgents!)[0], regardless of requested name.',flush=True)
print('COMMAND: RELAYFLOWD_BIN=$PWD/.review-evidence/pr243/cargo-target/debug/relayflowd npm --prefix packages/sdk exec -- vitest run --root packages/sdk tests/live-kernel.test.ts -t "dispatches two distinct named agents declared in the flow header"',flush=True)
result=subprocess.run(cmd,env=env,text=True,stdout=subprocess.PIPE,stderr=subprocess.STDOUT,timeout=90)
print(result.stdout,flush=True);print('NEGATIVE_CONTROL_EXIT '+str(result.returncode),flush=True)
finally:
source.write_bytes(original)
assert source.read_bytes()==original
print('SOURCE_SHA256_RESTORED '+hashlib.sha256(source.read_bytes()).hexdigest(),flush=True)
print('RESTORED_HEAD_COMMAND: same command',flush=True)
result=subprocess.run(cmd,env=env,text=True,stdout=subprocess.PIPE,stderr=subprocess.STDOUT,timeout=90)
print(result.stdout,flush=True);print('RESTORED_HEAD_EXIT '+str(result.returncode),flush=True)
assert result.returncode==0Executed negative-control
Literal command:
python3 .review-evidence/pr245/negative-control.pyCaptured output:
SOURCE_SHA256_BEFORE 8dad942e16876124406a6facbf623545366ab982dca83e9d48a4b0f5932782c0
NEGATIVE_CONTROL: every matched name now selects Object.keys(namedAgents!)[0], regardless of requested name.
COMMAND: RELAYFLOWD_BIN=$PWD/.review-evidence/pr243/cargo-target/debug/relayflowd npm --prefix packages/sdk exec -- vitest run --root packages/sdk tests/live-kernel.test.ts -t "dispatches two distinct named agents declared in the flow header"
RUN v2.1.9 /Users/khaliqgant/AgentWorkforce/flows-spec243-wt/packages/sdk
stdout | tests/live-kernel.test.ts
LIVE_KERNEL relayflowd=/Users/khaliqgant/AgentWorkforce/flows-spec243-wt/.review-evidence/pr243/cargo-target/debug/relayflowd
LIVE_KERNEL flows=/Users/khaliqgant/AgentWorkforce/flows-spec243-wt/packages/sdk/dist/cli.js
✓ tests/live-kernel.test.ts (31 tests | 30 skipped) 532ms
✓ built flows CLI against live relayflowd > dispatches two distinct named agents declared in the flow header 528ms
Test Files 1 passed (1)
Tests 1 passed | 30 skipped (31)
Start at 14:26:04
Duration 929ms (transform 137ms, setup 0ms, collect 221ms, tests 532ms, environment 0ms, prepare 39ms)
NEGATIVE_CONTROL_EXIT 0
SOURCE_SHA256_RESTORED 8dad942e16876124406a6facbf623545366ab982dca83e9d48a4b0f5932782c0
RESTORED_HEAD_COMMAND: same command
RUN v2.1.9 /Users/khaliqgant/AgentWorkforce/flows-spec243-wt/packages/sdk
stdout | tests/live-kernel.test.ts
LIVE_KERNEL relayflowd=/Users/khaliqgant/AgentWorkforce/flows-spec243-wt/.review-evidence/pr243/cargo-target/debug/relayflowd
LIVE_KERNEL flows=/Users/khaliqgant/AgentWorkforce/flows-spec243-wt/packages/sdk/dist/cli.js
✓ tests/live-kernel.test.ts (31 tests | 30 skipped) 416ms
✓ built flows CLI against live relayflowd > dispatches two distinct named agents declared in the flow header 415ms
Test Files 1 passed (1)
Tests 1 passed | 30 skipped (31)
Start at 14:26:05
Duration 759ms (transform 112ms, setup 0ms, collect 170ms, tests 416ms, environment 0ms, prepare 36ms)
RESTORED_HEAD_EXIT 0
Review swarm: maintainabilityMaintainability Review: PR #245PR Title: Named multi-agent / per-agent model support in the TS authoring surface Review Lens: MaintainabilityCould a stranger read this code in six months and change it safely? SummaryVERDICT: REVIEW_PASSED (with notable concerns requiring attention before future work builds on this) This PR introduces named agent declarations ( Critical Findings1. Implicit synchronization contract between upfront check and per-step checkLocation: Issue: The code establishes a critical invariant — both // Synchronization invariant: this and `lowerAgent` below both resolve
// readiness through the SAME `checkAuthoredFlow` function, by construction
// (there is only one such function in this package). If a future change
// adds a second, differently-behaved resolution path for either call site,
// this upfront check and lowerAgent's own check could diverge...Why this is a maintainability hazard:
What would fail: A flow with an invalid agent declaration could pass the upfront check, execute real Missing safeguard: No test verifies that BOTH code paths produce identical refusals for the same invalid declaration. The test suite validates each path independently but never asserts they stay synchronized. 2. Unclear boundary: when does
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Review swarm: historyPR #245 — history reviewHead: BlockersNone. AssessmentThis change fits the progression from declared agents in #136 ( The most relevant recorded mistake is covenant 2's unknown CLI that survived preflight and failed 27 minutes into a run. The WP-4 entry in The WP-4 and WP-11 log entries also record how losing failure identity makes the CLI misleading. The README's intermediate replacement of the deterministic quickstart was a regression against covenant 1 and #243's local first-run story.
Commit-message fidelity and limitsThe feature, refusal-taxonomy, declaration-preflight and quickstart commit descriptions match their corresponding code changes. Commit bodies contain claims about live runs, mutation checks, suite totals and an allegedly pre-existing flaky test. I did not rerun those experiments and do not adopt those claims as verification. This is a static history-lens pass, not a claim that CI is green, that the published packages were validated, or that the PR meets every merge gate. The DRIVE-LOG's evidence corrections are precisely why those distinctions matter. Input recoveryThe supplied I recovered the public repository with
Captured commands and outputNo tests were run for this history-only review. Empty output is represented by an empty fenced block; exit status is recorded separately. Command: Exit status: 0. Command: Exit status: 0. Command: Exit status: 0. Command: Exit status: 0. Command: Exit status: 0. Command: Exit status: 0. Command: Exit status: 0. Command: Exit status: 0. Command: Exit status: 0. Command: Run it: flows run hello.flow.ts --input '{}'Exit status: 0. REVIEW_PASSED |
Review swarm: structureStructure Review: PR #245
FindingsP1: Upfront named-agent preflight is coupled to fabricated kernel steps
This is the wrong structural boundary for the feature. A declaration-level preflight should validate the named-agent map directly, then the step-level helper should validate only the selected declaration and any step overrides. Encoding “validate this map” as fake executable steps couples the surface contract to step IDs, instructions, Refactor P1: Touched modules have grown past their single-purpose boundaryThe PR adds substantial behavior to files that are already far beyond the
The new RFC/AGENTS shape check
EvidenceCommand: date +%Y%m%d-%H%M && wc -l packages/sdk/src/authored-flow-executor.ts packages/sdk/src/authored-flow-agents.ts packages/sdk/tests/authored-flow.test.ts packages/sdk/tests/live-kernel.test.ts packages/surface/src/flow.tsCaptured output: No test or build command was run; this is a structure-only review. REVIEW_FAILED |
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kjgbot (deep-verification review) and cubic independently found:
- P1: a flow could declare `agents: { unused: { model: <not in registry> } }`,
never call f.agent('unused', ...), and still complete successfully with
real f.run effects already journaled -- the invalid declaration was only
checked lazily inside lowerAgent, so an unselected one was never checked
at all. executeAuthoredFlow now runs the same real preflight against every
declared header agent (via a placeholder no-op deterministic step, so no
CLI gets probed) before the body runs, matching the declarative dialect's
unknownModelDiagnostics checking every entry in `agents`, used or not.
- P2 (kjgbot): a getter on the agents map itself could answer authoring
validation with a legal {cli, model} and a second, separate read during
freezing with a different, invalid declaration -- the closed contract
never actually applied to the stored value. Both the validation and
freezing passes now read every entry through its property descriptor
(ownDataEntries), which rejects an accessor outright instead of invoking
it, closing the gap regardless of how many times the map is read.
- P2 (cubic): named declaration cli/model values (and now agent names) must
be already-trimmed, matching the SDK's own project-config schema -- an
untrimmed value validated at authoring time but failed later at f.agent
preflight, moving a defect from authoring to execution.
- P2 (kjgbot + cubic, same finding independently): the "two distinct named
agents" live test gave both agents the identical cli and model, and its
stub echoed only the instruction, never which declaration it received --
a negative control that made every f.agent(name) resolve to the first
declared entry still passed it. Rewritten with two distinct stub CLIs and
models that each echo back their own identity, plus a step-level override
case; verified this version fails under the same negative control and
passes on the restored source.
- P3 (cubic): namedAgentFixture's temp directories were never cleaned up.
Added afterEach cleanup matching every other mkdtempSync use in the suite.
- P2 (cubic/coderabbitai, same finding): the README's flagship example
checked `result.includes("EXIT:0")`, which matches anywhere in the output,
not just the final exit marker, and called f.done("success") right after
the fixer agent with no re-verification. Now checks
`result.trim().endsWith("EXIT:0")` and re-runs the tests after the fixer,
throwing (not silently succeeding) if they're still red.
Full SDK suite: 812 passed, 1 unrelated pre-existing flaky timing test
(passes in isolation), 3 skipped. Surface suite: 10 passed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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P2: A proxy-backed declaration can pass validation but inject different, unvalidated `cli` or `model` values during freezing because this rereads both fields through property access. Freeze the descriptor values captured during validation, or reject proxy-backed inputs, instead of performing a second dynamic read.</violation>
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<file name="packages/sdk/tests/authored-flow.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/sdk/tests/authored-flow.test.ts:327">
P2: The marker-file assertion cannot prove the claim it is named for ('before the body runs'). The body's `await f.run('printf effect > ...')` is lowered to a kernel spec and dispatched via `journal.runStart` (authored-flow-executor.ts lowerDeterministic) over the disconnected `/journal-must-not-be-contacted` socket; the `printf` would execute on a remote/simulated worker, never in this local test process, and the connect raises ENOENT/ECONNREFUSED before anything runs. So `existsSync(marker)` is false whether preflight refuses up front or the body runs first, making this check vacuous — the regression is only actually caught by the preceding `rejects.toMatchObject` on `agent_cli_unresolved`/`model_unknown`, not by the marker. To genuinely prove the refusal precedes the body, write the marker synchronously inside the flow body (e.g. `writeFileSync(marker, 'x')` as the first body statement); if the body were ever entered, the marker would exist even though `f.run` cannot dispatch on a disconnected journal.</violation>
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| // strings, read as data properties (never through a getter). | ||
| const record = declaration as NamedAgentDeclaration; | ||
| return [name, Object.freeze({ cli: record.cli, model: record.model })]; |
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P2: A proxy-backed declaration can pass validation but inject different, unvalidated cli or model values during freezing because this rereads both fields through property access. Freeze the descriptor values captured during validation, or reject proxy-backed inputs, instead of performing a second dynamic read.
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<comment>A proxy-backed declaration can pass validation but inject different, unvalidated `cli` or `model` values during freezing because this rereads both fields through property access. Freeze the descriptor values captured during validation, or reject proxy-backed inputs, instead of performing a second dynamic read.</comment>
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@@ -154,10 +154,13 @@ function freezeHeader(header: FlowHeader): ReadonlyFlowHeader {
+ // this ever runs: exactly {cli, model}, both non-empty trimmed
+ // strings, read as data properties (never through a getter).
+ const record = declaration as NamedAgentDeclaration;
+ return [name, Object.freeze({ cli: record.cli, model: record.model })];
+ }),
),
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| 'Named agent "unused" declares model "unlisted-model"', | ||
| ), | ||
| }); | ||
| expect(existsSync(marker)).toBe(false); |
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P2: The marker-file assertion cannot prove the claim it is named for ('before the body runs'). The body's await f.run('printf effect > ...') is lowered to a kernel spec and dispatched via journal.runStart (authored-flow-executor.ts lowerDeterministic) over the disconnected /journal-must-not-be-contacted socket; the printf would execute on a remote/simulated worker, never in this local test process, and the connect raises ENOENT/ECONNREFUSED before anything runs. So existsSync(marker) is false whether preflight refuses up front or the body runs first, making this check vacuous — the regression is only actually caught by the preceding rejects.toMatchObject on agent_cli_unresolved/model_unknown, not by the marker. To genuinely prove the refusal precedes the body, write the marker synchronously inside the flow body (e.g. writeFileSync(marker, 'x') as the first body statement); if the body were ever entered, the marker would exist even though f.run cannot dispatch on a disconnected journal.
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<comment>The marker-file assertion cannot prove the claim it is named for ('before the body runs'). The body's `await f.run('printf effect > ...')` is lowered to a kernel spec and dispatched via `journal.runStart` (authored-flow-executor.ts lowerDeterministic) over the disconnected `/journal-must-not-be-contacted` socket; the `printf` would execute on a remote/simulated worker, never in this local test process, and the connect raises ENOENT/ECONNREFUSED before anything runs. So `existsSync(marker)` is false whether preflight refuses up front or the body runs first, making this check vacuous — the regression is only actually caught by the preceding `rejects.toMatchObject` on `agent_cli_unresolved`/`model_unknown`, not by the marker. To genuinely prove the refusal precedes the body, write the marker synchronously inside the flow body (e.g. `writeFileSync(marker, 'x')` as the first body statement); if the body were ever entered, the marker would exist even though `f.run` cannot dispatch on a disconnected journal.</comment>
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@@ -285,6 +294,38 @@ describe('authored flow journal executor', () => {
+ 'Named agent "unused" declares model "unlisted-model"',
+ ),
+ });
+ expect(existsSync(marker)).toBe(false);
+ });
});
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…odel kjgbot's review swarm (three independent lenses on PR #245) found real gaps beyond the first round of fixes: - history (P1, H1): the first "check declared agents before the body runs" fix only submitted a deterministic placeholder step, which preflight never CLI-resolves. A header declaring a REGISTERED model but a MISSING CLI still passed the upfront check, so an f.run before a later, actually-selected f.agent('reviewer', ...) could still run for real before the eventual cli_missing refusal -- repeating the exact "unknown CLI survived preflight and failed 27 minutes into a run" failure RFC-0001 covenant 2 records. - structure (P2): the placeholder step was a fabricated primitive standing in for a validation helper, and authored-flow-executor.ts had grown past the 500-line single-purpose threshold. - maintainability (P0/P1): the validation/freezing getter-safety contract was implicit rather than stated; `matchesNamedAgent` didn't defensively guard against a future refactor breaking the map-integrity assumption it relies on; comments described what code does NOT do instead of what it does; README's `workspace: "src"` had no explained semantics. Extracted `packages/sdk/src/authored-flow-agents.ts`: `preflightDeclaredAgents` now builds one real `type: 'agent'` step per declared name (not a no-op deterministic placeholder), so CLI resolution and probing run for every declared agent up front, same as model-registry checking already did -- closing the CLI half of the gap, not just the model half. `findRefusalDiagnostic` is shared between this and `lowerAgent`'s own resolution, removing the duplicated `.find()`. Also: explicit getter-safety contract comment in flow.ts, a defensive `namedAgents[name] !== undefined` guard, positively-phrased contract comment on `lowerAgent`, and a workspace-semantics sentence in the README. Two existing unit tests needed updating: they relied on an absent *named* declaration CLI never being probed (true before this fix, false after) -- both now use a real stub CLI for the declaration itself so the case they actually test (step-level override, unrelated-name fallthrough) is reachable. Added: a CLI-missing-on-a-later-selected-agent regression test (proves no body effect precedes the refusal, mirroring history's own reproduction), and a live end-to-end case proving a valid-but-unused declaration does NOT block the flow (only an invalid one does). Full SDK suite: 813 passed (1 unrelated pre-existing flaky daemon-artifact- timing test, passes in isolation), 3 skipped. Surface suite: 10 passed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013Y8uLRUXqKSZsqeeUMNaS2
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Addressed the review-swarm findings (three lenses: maintainability, history, structure) in 456c9e5: history (H1, the substantive one) — the first "check declared agents upfront" fix only checked model-registry membership (via a no-op deterministic placeholder step, which preflight never CLI-resolves). A declaration with a registered model but a missing/unauthenticated CLI still let an earlier structure — extracted maintainability — added the explicit getter-safety contract comment in Full SDK suite: 813 passed (1 unrelated pre-existing flaky daemon-artifact-timing test, passes in isolation), 3 skipped. Surface suite: 10 passed. |
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P3: The added sentence contradicts itself in its two halves: it first says `workspace` names the mount path the agent's session *is scoped to*, then says declaring "src" here **just labels** which surface the step touches. In the executor, `workspace` genuinely mounts a surface for the step (`surfaces: { workspace: [{ surface: options.workspace }] }`, authored-flow-executor.ts) and the spec treats an agent step as "a harnessed agent in a workspace." The "just labels" wording will mislead readers into treating a real mount as cosmetic. If the intent is to reassure that `src` need not pre-exist in the author's project, say that explicitly instead of calling it a label.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="packages/sdk/src/authored-flow-executor.ts:155">
P2: Every selected named agent is model-probed twice: once by this upfront check and again by `lowerAgent`. For raw Claude/Codex, each probe is a real provider request, so this adds duplicate latency and potentially billable model calls; reuse the upfront resolution or separate non-dispatch CLI/auth validation from model readiness.</violation>
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| // see authored-flow-agents.ts's `preflightDeclaredAgents` for why a real | ||
| // f.run effect must never be able to precede this refusal. | ||
| if (definition.header.agents !== undefined && Object.keys(definition.header.agents).length > 0) { | ||
| const report = preflightDeclaredAgents(definition.name, definition.header.agents, flowPath); |
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P2: Every selected named agent is model-probed twice: once by this upfront check and again by lowerAgent. For raw Claude/Codex, each probe is a real provider request, so this adds duplicate latency and potentially billable model calls; reuse the upfront resolution or separate non-dispatch CLI/auth validation from model readiness.
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- agents: { ...definition.header.agents },
- steps: [{ id: 'declared-agents', type: 'deterministic', command: ':' }],
- }, flowPath);
+ const report = preflightDeclaredAgents(definition.name, definition.header.agents, flowPath);
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- const refusal = report.diagnostics.find(
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P3: The added sentence contradicts itself in its two halves: it first says workspace names the mount path the agent's session is scoped to, then says declaring "src" here just labels which surface the step touches. In the executor, workspace genuinely mounts a surface for the step (surfaces: { workspace: [{ surface: options.workspace }] }, authored-flow-executor.ts) and the spec treats an agent step as "a harnessed agent in a workspace." The "just labels" wording will mislead readers into treating a real mount as cosmetic. If the intent is to reassure that src need not pre-exist in the author's project, say that explicitly instead of calling it a label.
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<comment>The added sentence contradicts itself in its two halves: it first says `workspace` names the mount path the agent's session *is scoped to*, then says declaring "src" here **just labels** which surface the step touches. In the executor, `workspace` genuinely mounts a surface for the step (`surfaces: { workspace: [{ surface: options.workspace }] }`, authored-flow-executor.ts) and the spec treats an agent step as "a harnessed agent in a workspace." The "just labels" wording will mislead readers into treating a real mount as cosmetic. If the intent is to reassure that `src` need not pre-exist in the author's project, say that explicitly instead of calling it a label.</comment>
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});
+workspace names the relayfile mount path (or named worktree) the agent's session is scoped to — declaring "src" here just labels which surface this step touches; see docs/SURFACE.md §2 for the full surface/mount model.
+
Tell flows which agent CLI to dispatch to by adding a flows.json next to it:
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</details>
```suggestion
`workspace` names the relayfile mount path (or named worktree) the agent's session is scoped to — here it mounts `src`, which need not pre-exist as a directory; see `docs/SURFACE.md` §2 for the full surface/mount model.
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When this flow runs on an untrusted repository, ${before} can contain attacker-controlled text. The flow sends that output as instruction to the coding-agent wrapper. Use a data-only context channel or a trusted wrapper that treats the output as untrusted and restricts agent actions. workspace: "src" provides path-scoped access, but it does not separate data from instructions.
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instruction field. Preserve the diagnostic output while ensuring it cannot be
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kjgbot's history review lens on PR #245: the README's "Get Started" replaced the old f.run-only quickstart (#243) with f.run + f.agent, which parks without a worker attached -- a fresh local user with no worker configured now can't complete the documented quickstart at all, only reach a parked diagnostic. That's a real regression against RFC-0001 covenant 1's under-ten-minute first-working-flow bar, and the cloud alternative is account-gated. Restored hello.flow.ts (f.run only, verified to complete in well under a minute) as the first thing a new user runs. The f.agent example moves to a new "Add a coding agent to a flow" section right after, keeping the same honest parking/worker explanation -- so the quickstart works standalone locally, and the agent example still shows the platform's actual point. Also added a synchronization-invariant comment in authored-flow-executor.ts (maintainability lens, F1): preflightDeclaredAgents and lowerAgent both resolve readiness through the same checkAuthoredFlow function by construction: keep it that way, or the two checks can silently diverge. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013Y8uLRUXqKSZsqeeUMNaS2
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P2: The local instructions never launch or attach the worker they say is present. A fresh user following this section can only receive `agent_parked`; document the separate worker startup/attach command instead of implying `flows run` supplies it.</violation>
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| `f.run` and `f.agent` both actually dispatch today. `f.agent` runs a real coding-agent CLI the same way a declarative `type: agent` step does — it needs a `flows.json` in your project declaring which CLI to use (see `docs/SURFACE.md` §5 and `packages/sdk/src/cli/check.ts`'s `readProjectConfig`); without one, `flows run` refuses with a clear `agent_cli_unresolved` diagnostic rather than hanging. `f.llm`, `f.human`, `f.dispatch`, and `f.cloud` are still `docs/SURFACE.md`'s design surface, not yet runnable — see [`examples/`](examples/) for what the full shape looks like, and each example's own README for exactly what runs today versus what's still landing. | ||
| Unlike `hello.flow.ts` above, this one needs a *worker* attached to actually run the agent — without one, `flows run` parks the run cleanly (`agent_parked`, exit code 3) instead of hanging, so you get a clear diagnostic rather than a silent stall. Locally, a worker is attached by the same process driving your agent session; running in the cloud (below) always has one attached for you. |
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-The `f.run` step always executes locally. The `f.agent` step needs a *worker* attached to run the agent — without one, `flows run` parks the run cleanly (`agent_parked`, exit code 3) instead of hanging, so you always get a clear diagnostic rather than a silent stall. Locally, workers are attached by the same process that's driving your agent session; in the cloud (below), a worker is always attached for you.
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-`f.llm`, `f.human`, and `f.dispatch` are still design surface, not yet runnable — see [`examples/`](examples/) for the full shape and each example's own README for what runs today.
+Unlike `hello.flow.ts` above, this one needs a *worker* attached to actually run the agent — without one, `flows run` parks the run cleanly (`agent_parked`, exit code 3) instead of hanging, so you get a clear diagnostic rather than a silent stall. Locally, a worker is attached by the same process driving your agent session; running in the cloud (below) always has one attached for you.
## Running in the cloud
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| Unlike `hello.flow.ts` above, this one needs a *worker* attached to actually run the agent — without one, `flows run` parks the run cleanly (`agent_parked`, exit code 3) instead of hanging, so you get a clear diagnostic rather than a silent stall. Locally, a worker is attached by the same process driving your agent session; running in the cloud (below) always has one attached for you. | |
| Unlike `hello.flow.ts` above, this one needs a *worker* attached to actually run the agent — without one, `flows run` parks the run cleanly (`agent_parked`, exit code 3) instead of hanging. Locally, attach an agent worker separately before running this command; the cloud path below provides one for you. |
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Summary
.gate()calls the executor doesn't support (unsupported_gate— it never actually ran), and rewrites the Quickstart to show a verifiedf.run→f.agentchain plus an honest note on cloud/scheduled execution viaagent-relay.f.agent). Previouslyf.agent()had no way to declare a distinct CLI or model per agent, and multiplef.agent()calls in one flow always shared the same project-default CLI — even though the kernel-spec/preflight/compile layer already fully implemented this (FlowSpec.agents,AgentStepSpec.agent/cli/model) for the declarative YAML dialect, perdocs/SURFACE.md's own tracked gap (issue v2 authoring ergonomics: close the gaps found in the research-flow / v1 comparison #132 / PR feat(surface): add unpublished authored contract foundation #134, now landed as@relayflows/surface).@relayflows/surface:FlowHeader.agents: Record<string, {cli, model}>,AgentOptions.cli/.modelstep-level overrides. Same closed-schema validation strictness as existing header fields.authored-flow-executor.ts: header refusal is now field-specific (agentsis lowered, everything else still refuses closed).f.agent'snameselects a declared agent by matching against the header's map, but only sets the kernelagentselector when there's an actual match —compile.ts'sresolveNamedAgentthrows on any unresolvable selector, and every existingf.agentcall usesnamepurely for step-id readability, so this keeps 100% backward compatibility.docs/SURFACE.mdimplementation-status note updated to reflect this shipped.Test plan
packages/surface:bun run build && tsc -p tsconfig.test.json && vitest run— 8/8 pass, including new header-validation cases foragents.packages/sdk: fullvitest run— 811 passed, 3 skipped, 0 failed.authored-flow.test.ts): named-cli-missing refusal, step-level override wins over named declaration, unmatchednamefalls through unaffected (nounknown named agentleak), named-model-unknown refusal.live-kernel.test.ts): two distinct named agents declared in one flow header dispatch end-to-end through a real daemon + worker.claudeCLI in a scratch project outside the repo: a two-named-agent flow resolves both CLIs/models through real preflight and parks cleanly (agent_parked, exit 3 — no worker attached locally), matching the already-documented single-agent behavior.Note: this ships in
packages/surface/packages/sdksource only — this repo doesn't use workspace links (scripts/pack-release.mjsenforces real published semver deps between packages), so a version bump + publish of@relayflows/surfaceand@relayflows/sdkis needed before this reaches real installs.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
https://claude.ai/code/session_013Y8uLRUXqKSZsqeeUMNaS2
Summary by cubic
Adds named multi-agent and per-step CLI/model selection to the TypeScript
f.agentsurface, aligning issue #132 with the declarative dialect. Previously, all calls used the project-default CLI and could not select a model; now named declarations resolve independently while unmatched names retain the existing default behavior.Validation
FlowHeader.agentsuses closed-schema validation and deeply freezes{ cli, model }declarations.cliandmodelvalues override named declarations.cli_missingandmodel_unknowninstead of collapsing them toinvalid_spec.Docs and release
f.runquickstart, a separate agent example, and cloud execution guidance.docs/SURFACE.mdnow records named-agent support in both authoring dialects.@relayflows/surfaceand@relayflows/sdkbefore using the changes in external installs.Written for commit edf8cb2. Summary will update on new commits.