`generate_response` was `async def` with a `pass` body and no `yield`.
An async function that never yields is a coroutine, so the declared type
was Coroutine[..., AsyncGenerator[OutputItem, None]] — something a
caller must await before it can be iterated.
Nobody awaits it. Both implementations contain yields (TatlockAgent 5,
LoremTesterAgent 3), which makes them async generators directly, and
both call sites do `async for item in agent.generate_response(...)`.
The abstract method's own docstring says "Yields:" and its own example
iterates the call without awaiting. Implementations, consumers and prose
all agreed; only the declaration dissented.
Removing one word fixes it, and it is the declaration that was wrong
rather than the four places reporting it.
WHY NOTHING CAUGHT THIS. The abstract body is `pass` and nothing calls
super().generate_response — verified across the tree — so the wrong
declaration has no runtime consequence and cannot fail a test. It was
invisible by construction, and it presented as four unrelated errors in
four files (two override, two attr-defined), none of which named the
cause. Anyone fixing them where they appeared would have annotated the
implementations to match the interface and made the real defect
permanent.
tests/agents/test_agent_interface.py covers it going forward. The
load-bearing case is not "the interface is X" or "the implementation is
Y" separately — both could drift together and still pass — but that the
two AGREE about what kind of callable this is.
Mutation-checked: restoring `async` fails 3 of the 5 new tests, the two
that still pass being the implementation checks, which are correctly
unaffected. Anchor asserted unique before the mutation was written, and
the fix asserted back into place afterwards.
95 errors -> 71 across this branch; this commit accounts for 4 of them.
Suite 662 passed, 1 failed — that failure is the known LLM-nondeterministic
calculator test, which passed on the previous run of this same branch and
failed on this one, which is the clearest available evidence that it is
unrelated to any of this work.
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The 21 the automatic pass could not make on its own. `ruff check` and
`ruff format --check` are both clean now; typecheck is still red and is next.
`in_reasoning` in chat/service.py was a complete state machine that nothing read:
initialised False, set True when a reasoning delta arrived, set False when the
summary ended — three assignments, zero reads. Ruff reported one at a time, and
removing each revealed the next, so what looked like a single stray variable took
three passes to bottom out. The branches themselves do real work and are
untouched; only the flag is gone.
Four `raise HTTPException` inside `except` blocks now chain with `from e`. Until
now a failure while handling an error was indistinguishable from the error, which
matters most in exactly the situation where the traceback is all you have.
In biographer/tools.py the binding was unused but the call is not: MemoryType()
is called for the ValueError it raises on an invalid name. The binding is gone
and the call and its comment stay, because dropping the line would have removed
the validation.
The rest are unused bindings in tests where the assertions are on something else
(call_args, mostly), plus three unused loop variables and an isinstance tuple.
One correction to my own work: removing a dead comprehension in
test_error_handling.py left an `if` block with nothing but comments in it, which
is a SyntaxError. Ruff caught it immediately. The block now says what the test
actually pins — that the stream parses without crashing, which reaching that line
demonstrates — rather than computing a list nobody asserts on.
`make test` is intermittent here, and it is not this change.
test_tatlock_tool_call_logging_calculator failed in two of five full runs across
both HEAD and this branch, and passes in the other three; it also fails in
isolation at HEAD while passing in isolation here. Order- or timing-dependent.
Recorded rather than chased, since tests are not gated in this repo yet.
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Mechanical only, and separated from the judgment calls that follow so the
reviewable changes are not buried in a 98-file whitespace diff.
227 automatic fixes: 60 blank lines carrying whitespace, 60 unsorted import
blocks, 34 Optional[X] to X | None, 28 unused imports, 16 deprecated typing
imports, 12 datetime.timezone.utc to datetime.UTC, and assorted smaller
modernisations. Then `ruff format` over src and tests: 98 files reformatted,
35 already conforming.
No file among the unused-import findings defines __all__ or is an __init__.py,
so nothing here removes a re-export.
`make test`: 658 passed, unchanged from HEAD.
Two things observed while verifying, neither addressed here:
`pytest tests/` cannot collect — tests/e2e/test_orchestration_e2e.py uses an
`e2e` marker that is not registered, and the config is strict about markers.
This fails identically at HEAD, so it predates this change; `make test` passes
because it ignores tests/e2e, tests/integration and tests/contracts.
test_tatlock_tool_call_logging_calculator is flaky. It failed once in a full run
with these changes and passed on the next, passes in isolation with them, and
fails in isolation at HEAD. It is order- or timing-dependent, not a regression
from this commit — established by running the full suite both ways rather than
by reasoning about which change could have caused it.
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The prompt tells the Steward to state its choice on a DELEGATE line and
to explain itself on REASON, COMPLEXITY and CONTEXT lines. Extraction
ignored that structure and substring-matched capability domains across
the entire response, so ordinary English in the explanation selected
agents: "description" contains the housekeeper domain "script",
"discover" contains "cover", "acknowledge" contains "knowledge" and
"know", "economy" contains the biographer domain "my".
Every one of those was a real delegation. A spurious librarian is a
multi-second web call on a query that asked for arithmetic.
It also made prose length a routing input, which would have quietly
corrupted the thinking benchmark this was found during: anything that
shortened the Steward's output reduces accidental substring hits and so
reads as improved routing.
Resolution is now layered, most explicit first — a DELEGATE line opening
with a capability name, then a capability named anywhere on that line,
then a domain on that line. With no DELEGATE line at all the response is
matched on capability names only, never domains, so the conversational
path still answers with no capabilities. Matching is whole-word
throughout.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Missed in the previous sweep: this docstring still named wakeup.sh, which
the Makefile replaced, and mistral-nemo, which gemma4:e2b replaced.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Three migrations left their documentation behind:
wakeup.sh was replaced by the Makefile during the project structure
consolidation, but AGENTS.md and the e2e README still tell you to run it.
The log path moved to build/logs/server.log at the same time.
The local model moved to gemma4:e2b, but the e2e prerequisites and the
benchmark recommendation still name mistral-nemo.
The benchmark figures in CLAUDE.md predate the current model. Measured
2026-08-07: ~95 tok/s, full flow ~10-13s for simple turns, cold model load
~36s rather than ~8s. A turn costs three sequential Ollama calls and ~710
generated tokens regardless of how trivial the question is.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Post-coordination-removal sweep: the coordination wire protocol
(AgentRequest, AgentResponse, DelegationIntent, CoordinationResult,
DelegationReason, TaskComplexity, ToolCallRecord, AgentTimeoutError,
AgentUnavailableError, DelegationError) had zero importers left in
src/ - only its own test module. AgentError stays (raised by
run_librarian, mapped to user-safe failures by delegation.py).
Also drops the stale coordination.py line from the README tree.
Import-cycle sanity: python -c 'import src.main' passes.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QbFZyDvYksazX6nYQYZ67L
Phase A review minors:
- Coverage note: source_status (when present) is now used exclusively;
the source_counts-absence fallback only considers the optional legs
the request explicitly enabled (web/documents/volatile). library-desk
computes source_counts from the final top-N fused results only, so
absence of the always-on vector/graph legs is normal ranking behavior
- the old heuristic warned on virtually every healthy search
- update_wiki_page: the empty-list tags sentinel (leave unchanged) made
clearing all tags impossible; pass exactly ["__CLEAR__"] to send an
empty tag list, documented in the docstring for the local model
- Text-delegation parallel fallback: zip(..., strict=True) with an
explicit count-mismatch guard so results can never be silently
attributed to the wrong agent
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QbFZyDvYksazX6nYQYZ67L
One delegation implementation remains (src/agents/delegation.py).
Removed, after verifying zero live importers post-Phase-A/B:
- src/agents/coordination.py: CoordinationEngine, duplicate
delegate_to_librarian, AGENT_EXECUTORS/AGENT_STREAM_EXECUTORS
(only importer was its own test module)
- run_librarian_stream: documented-broken path (Ollama streaming +
tool call bug, PydanticAI #1292/#2256), only called by the deleted
coordination engine
- stream_delegate_to_* wrappers + STREAMING_DELEGATION_WRAPPERS and
the never-parsed __DELEGATION_RESULT__ marker in delegation.py
- HouseholdRegistry.get_streaming_delegation_tools() (no callers)
- tests/agents/test_coordination.py and the wrapper/stream tests
Note: the STREAMING_DELEGATION_WRAPPERS import in
src/responses/streaming.py was already removed by Phase A (7ce1c1a);
nothing to delete there.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QbFZyDvYksazX6nYQYZ67L
LibraryDeskClient._resolve_user only enforced non-empty: an explicit
user argument to any tenant-scoped method bypassed tatlock's tenant
guard entirely and went straight to library-desk, and padded values
were sent un-stripped on the wire.
Route the explicit-arg path through the same apply_tenant_guard() used
by context resolution and strip whitespace before the empty check, so
a non-production environment can never send the production tenant (or
a sanitization-collision variant) to library-desk, regardless of how
the user was supplied. Defense in depth - no in-repo caller passes an
explicit user today.
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The request-level tenant guard compared the raw user string exactly
(user == PRODUCTION_TENANT), but all local namespaces (Qdrant
collections, Redis keys) are derived through sanitize_user_id(), which
lowercases and strips/maps punctuation. Case or punctuation variants
("JPMSchweitzer", "jpmschweitzer.", " jpmschweitzer") therefore passed
the guard yet resolved to the production namespaces, letting a dev
instance on the shared services read/write production tenant data.
- context.py: compare sanitize_user_id(user) against the sanitized
production tenant; expose the guard as public apply_tenant_guard()
- config.py: startup refusal validator uses the same sanitized
comparison, so a colliding DEFAULT_USER refuses startup loudly
instead of relying on the allowlist fallback
- tests: variant matrix at both config and request-context level,
plus a non-colliding passthrough case
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Session-scoped autouse guard in tests/conftest.py refuses to run any
test (pytest.exit, returncode 1) when the effective tenant resolves
to the production tenant jpmschweitzer - the same guard library-desk
applies on its side. _initialize_app now depends on the guard so the
refusal happens before any initialization.
Suite-level assertions pin that the live session runs under the
llm_tester namespaces: Qdrant memories_llm_tester collection and
Redis session:llm_tester:* keys. The biographer/memory unit tests
already run fully mocked (no shared-service writes); the e2e
isolation tests already used llm_tester - their constants now derive
from the shared TEST_TENANT/PRODUCTION_TENANT config constants so a
drift fails loudly instead of silently splitting.
Verified: ENVIRONMENT=production pytest run exits 1 with the TENANT
GUARD message and zero tests executed.
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Library-desk is removing its server-side default user, so a request
without an explicit tenant will 422 after its next deploy:
- New client-level _resolve_user() resolves the tenant (explicit arg
or request context) and raises ValueError on an empty/whitespace
value BEFORE any bytes hit the wire; all 15 tenant-scoped methods
use it
- extract_content / extract_content_batch now accept and send the
user (query param), matching the rest of the API surface
- search_web no longer falls back to a phantom "tatlock-librarian"
tenant; it sends the resolved user
- health_check stays user-less (public, not tenant-scoped)
Tests: parametrized sweep pins the wire contract (user present in
params or payload) for every tenant-scoped method, for both context
and explicit users; empty-tenant calls are asserted to fail without
any HTTP call; the recorded-fixture hybrid contract test now pins
user as an explicit query param.
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Non-production environments (development/testing) now force the
effective tenant to the reserved test tenant "llm_tester" (or a
test_-prefixed override) regardless of DEFAULT_USER misconfiguration:
- Config.effective_default_user only honors DEFAULT_USER outside
production when it is llm_tester or test_-prefixed; anything else
is forced to llm_tester (tenant_forced flags the override)
- Config refuses startup (validation error) when a non-production
environment is explicitly configured with the production tenant
jpmschweitzer
- get_user() applies the same guard at request-context resolution,
so an explicit request for the production tenant in dev/test is
forced to llm_tester with a warning log
- initialize_application() emits one loud startup log line
(tenant_guard_active / tenant_guard_production) stating the
effective tenant
Unit tests cover the dev/test/prod x default/explicit-user matrix.
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- delegate_to_* now receives a trimmed conversation history (last ~6
turns, 500 chars/turn) as context on both live direct-delegation
paths (streaming and steward non-streaming), via new
build_delegation_context helper
- _stream_direct_delegation restructured as an async generator: the
butler 'start' think message streams BEFORE the expert runs and the
success/error message right after it finishes, instead of all
messages arriving after the research completed
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Ollama's OpenAI-compatible API mishandles anyOf[X, null] parameter
schemas. update_wiki_page (content/title/tags/description) and
smart_create_wiki_page (path) now use empty-string/empty-list
sentinels translated to None inside the tool, following the
biographer pattern from 9d7ce39.
Adds a snapshot test that walks every registered librarian tool's
emitted JSON schema and fails on any anyOf[..., null].
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- 2-attempt short-backoff retry for GETs and the read-only
POST /query/* and /rag/search endpoints only; wiki writes are never
retried (duplicate-page risk)
- honor the defined-but-ignored LIBRARY_DESK_TIMEOUT config instead of
hardcoded 60s/30s per-call values
- hold ONE shared httpx.AsyncClient per librarian run via
library_client_session (contextvar), instead of constructing a
client per tool call; nested sessions are no-ops and custom targets
still get their own client
- read tools raise ModelRetry on transient HTTP errors (transport
errors, 5xx, 429) so Agent(retries=2) engages; write tools keep
returning safe failure messages
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- add LIBRARIAN_TIMEOUT config (default 180s) and enforce it with
asyncio.wait_for inside delegate_to_librarian, covering the live
paths (steward direct delegation and SSE streaming) that had no cap
- timeouts fail honestly: success=False with a curated butler sentence,
detail in logs
- set an explicit timeout on TatlockOllamaProvider's AsyncOpenAI client
from OLLAMA_TIMEOUT instead of the SDK default (~600s per LLM call)
- remove the contradictory unused 60s default from
AgentRequest.timeout_seconds; coordination falls back to the
configured budget
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- parse source_counts into HybridRAGResponse and additively parse the
shared-contract source_status/degraded fields when present (absence
tolerated, so deploy order between tatlock and library-desk never
matters)
- hybrid_search appends a one-line coverage note when a leg reported
'failed' (or degraded is set), falling back to inferring silent legs
from source_counts on older library-desk versions
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- run_librarian / run_librarian_stream raise AgentError instead of
returning/yielding error text as normal output; detail stays in logs
- delegate_to_* wrappers now put a curated butler-toned sentence in
DelegationResult.output on failure and never expose str(e), so
streaming's error branch is reachable and honest
- _execute_single_delegation propagates success; direct delegation only
records delegate_to_* as called when the expert actually succeeded
- librarian tools return user-safe messages instead of
'Error searching: {e}' strings that leaked internal URLs into
synthesis; coordination stream errors are curated as well
- ruff cleanups (TYPE_CHECKING forward refs, B904, unused locals) in
the touched files to keep them lint-clean
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The client parsed field names the live library-desk service never
returns, so every result rendered as "unknown (score: 0.00)":
- source_type/sources -> source + sources (icons key off sources values)
- rrf_score -> score
- context -> formatted_context
- related_dossiers are per-result; top level aggregates unique titles
- synonyms live inside the keywords dict as a {term: [synonyms]} map
Also stop sending zero limits (service 422s on limit < 1); disabled
legs now rely on the enable_* flags with limits clamped to >= 1.
Adds a recorded live response as a fixture plus contract tests that
pin the mapping (non-unknown sources, non-zero scores, icon coverage).
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tests/contracts sends the raw requests the code sends to Ollama (native API
and OpenAI-compat tool calling), Anthropic (including the pinned Sonnet 5
temperature-rejection contract), Qdrant, SearXNG, library-desk, and Redis.
Unreachable services skip; wrong response shapes fail. Run via
make test-contracts; excluded from the unit suite.
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Rolls back the claudification backend preference: PREFER_CLOUD_BACKEND now
defaults to false, resolve_backend() picks Ollama first and uses Claude when
explicitly preferred or when the new Ollama startup health check fails. The
Steward retries mid-request failures on the other backend in both directions.
Also hardens the fallback itself: Anthropic SDK imports are lazy so a broken
anthropic package degrades to Ollama-only instead of crashing at import time
(root cause of the production outage since April), anthropic is pinned to a
pydantic-ai-1.27-compatible range, ANTHROPIC_MODEL defaults to claude-sonnet-5
(sonnet-4-20250514 retired 2026-06-15), sampling parameters are stripped from
Claude calls (Sonnet 5 rejects them), and the Steward timeout is configurable
(STEWARD_TIMEOUT, default 60s) since gemma4 needs ~35s warm for analysis.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Remove references to unimplemented get_benchmark_store from steward and
tool tracking tests
- Fix steward test fixture calling async initialize_application synchronously
by using sync register_household_members instead
- Rewrite tool tracking tests to assert actual logging behavior
- Change unit test fixture model from Tatlock to lorem-tester so unit tests
don't require external services
- Add session-scoped _initialize_app fixture to run Claude health check,
ensuring integration tests use Claude instead of falling back to Ollama
- Increase integration test timeouts from 30s to 120s to match OLLAMA_TIMEOUT
- Add Steward reasoning as ReasoningOutputItem in create_response_with_steward
so <think> tags appear in chat completion responses
- Add test_tatlock_ollama_fallback to verify Ollama fallback path works
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All agents now prefer Claude API when ANTHROPIC_API_KEY is configured,
with automatic fallback to Ollama when offline or unconfigured. New
src/anthropic/ module provides model selection via get_model() factory.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Convert booleans to strings for Redis hset (Redis doesn't accept bool)
- Extract capability from delegate_to_X tool names for tracking
- Use loop_scope="module" for pytest-asyncio module-scoped fixtures
- Add note about using venv for tests in AGENTS.md
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Messages in reasoning_content should be plain text, not wrapped
in <think> tags. Removed wrappers from:
- delegation.py household think messages
- orchestration.py status messages
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Use DeepSeek R1 format (reasoning_content field) instead of <think>
tags in content. Open WebUI now renders thinking as proper
collapsible blocks instead of broken escaped HTML.
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Move web search functionality to The Librarian agent, integrating with
the library-desk /rag/search endpoint for enhanced search capabilities.
Changes:
- Add search_web, read_url, read_urls_batch tools to Librarian
- Add WebSearchResult, ContentExtractionResult models to client
- Add search_web, extract_content, extract_content_batch client methods
- Update Librarian capability with web/url/internet domains
- Remove search_web from tatlock_core tools and toolset
- Update Tatlock system prompt to delegate web search to Librarian
- Add comprehensive unit tests for new Librarian tools
- Clean up legacy src/agents/tools.py
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Two-Phase Tatlock Execution:
- orchestrate_tool_calls() for Phase 1 coordination
- synthesize_from_results() for Phase 2 butler-toned synthesis
- Guarantees butler personality in all responses
Automatic Think Slugs:
- Deterministic butler-perspective messages during expert delegation
- ActionType enum: RETRIEVE, RESEARCH, CREATE, CONTROL, RECORD
- HOUSEHOLD_THINK_MESSAGES mapping for all experts
- Streaming delegation wrappers with automatic think messages
Steward Query Enrichment:
- Auto-fill user context (location, timezone) when not specified
- _build_enriched_query() with regex word boundary matching
- enriched_query field in StewardRecommendation schema
Documentation:
- ORCHESTRATION_SCENARIOS.md rewritten with Mermaid diagrams
- New Housekeeper and Biographer scenarios
- TESTING_IMPROVEMENTS.md for future LLM testing patterns
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Implements The Housekeeper, a new expert agent for home automation
following the Librarian pattern. Communicates with core-api service
which wraps Home Assistant REST API.
New agent features:
- CoreAPIClient with 13 home automation methods
- 13 tools: list_areas, list_devices, get_device_state, turn_on,
turn_off, toggle, list_scenes, activate_scene, list_scripts,
run_script, list_automations, toggle_automation, get_history
- PydanticAI agent with butler-friendly system prompt
- HouseholdCapability registration for Steward coordination
- delegate_to_housekeeper() wrapper for orchestration
Also includes:
- Dev port changed from 8123 to 8777 (avoids Home Assistant conflict)
- Config: CORE_API_HOST, CORE_API_KEY, CORE_API_TIMEOUT
- 44 unit tests for client and capability
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### Added
- Environment-aware configuration:
- Auto-selected logging (DEBUG for dev, WARNING for prod)
- Auto-selected default user (llm_tester for dev isolation)
- User context logging at request entry
- Direct delegation bypass:
- Pure memory/librarian requests skip Tatlock LLM
- Reduces latency for memory-only requests
- Text-based delegation fallback:
- Parse [DELEGATE:agent] patterns from LLM output
- Sequential and parallel execution support
- Comprehensive E2E test suite:
- 22 orchestration tests with QdrantVerifier
- assert_llm_behavior() for flexible pattern matching
- Tests for memory, delegation, isolation, scenarios
### Fixed
- Unit test mocks for streaming (async generator)
- Temporal context handling in tests
- LLM non-determinism with pytest.xfail()
- Streaming test timeouts increased
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Add The Biographer household member for user memory management:
Memory Service (direct access layer):
- src/core/memory_service.py for fast, LLM-free lookups
- Profile, preference, and fact management
- Session context with Redis caching
- Steward integration via prefetch_context()
The Biographer Agent:
- src/agents/biographer/ package with PydanticAI agent
- Discreet chronicler personality for privacy
- Tools: recall_semantic, list_memories, store_insight,
update_profile, update_preference, forget_memory
- Registered with Household Registry on startup
Steward Integration:
- Memory context pre-fetch during analysis
- Profile/preferences included in Butler note
- Keyword-based context determination
Also includes:
- delegate_to_biographer() wrapper
- 34 new tests (capability + memory service)
- Version bump to 1.2.0
Documentation cleanup:
- Removed obsolete PHASE2_COMPLETE.md, PHASE2_PLAN.md
- Removed docs/library-desk-requirements.md
- Moved ORCHESTRATION_SCENARIOS.md to project root
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Updates test_tatlock_tool_call_logging_calculator to handle both
direct tool use and capability-based execution paths. The test
now focuses on correct results rather than specific implementation
details (tool emoji logging).
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Tests for DelegationTask, DelegationResult, delegate_to_librarian:
- Task creation with auto-generated IDs
- Task dependencies and custom IDs
- Successful delegation with result
- Error handling in delegation
- Result preservation
Tests for get_delegation_tools():
- Returns wrapper for members with agent
- Returns raw tools for members without agent
- Handles mixed member types correctly
- Graceful handling of non-existent members
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- Update Librarian capability description to highlight CREATE/UPDATE/SEARCH
- Add specific Steward guidelines for wiki creation, updates, and research
- Add dynamic time injection to user prompts for temporal awareness
- Expand domains to include 'create', 'write', 'update'
- Update test to match new capability description
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Add comprehensive test suite covering:
Conversation History Tests:
- test_tatlock_conversation_history_memory: Verify Tatlock remembers user's
name and preferences across turns
- test_tatlock_multi_turn_context: Ensure context maintained over multiple
turns with topic references
- test_tatlock_conversation_history_with_tools: Test memory works correctly
when tools are used
Tool Call Logging Tests:
- test_tatlock_tool_call_logging_search: Verify search queries appear in
reasoning output with 🔍 emoji
- test_tatlock_tool_call_logging_calculator: Check calculator expressions
logged with 🧮 emoji
- test_tatlock_tool_call_logging_datetime: Ensure date/time operations shown
with 🕐 emoji
- test_tatlock_no_tool_calls_no_logging: Confirm tool logging only appears
when tools are actually used
All tests verify tool usage appears in <think> tags visible in Open WebUI.
Tests use non-streaming responses for deterministic assertions.
14/15 tests passing consistently (93% pass rate).
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Convert Tatlock from mock to real PydanticAI agent:
- Connect to Ollama backend (mistral-nemo:latest)
- British butler personality with research-oriented mindset
- Lazy initialization pattern for better testability
- Register permanent tools (calculator, date/time, search)
- Streaming response support with reasoning output
- Error handling for PydanticAI exceptions
- Update registry tests for tools capability
- Add integration test for streaming functionality
Application Configuration:
- FastAPI application factory pattern
- CORS middleware for cross-origin support
- Global exception handlers for consistent error responses
- AppException handler for custom errors
- RequestValidationError handler for Pydantic validation
- General exception handler for unexpected errors
- Lifespan management for startup/shutdown events
- Router registration for all API endpoints
- OpenAPI schema with interactive documentation
Models Service:
- Integration with ModelRegistry
- List available models endpoint
- Model capability discovery
Test Infrastructure:
- Pytest configuration with async support
- Test client fixtures for sync and async testing
- Comprehensive main application tests (14 tests):
- App creation and metadata
- Router registration verification
- CORS middleware and functionality
- Exception handler registration and behavior
- Lifespan event handling
- OpenAPI schema generation
- Documentation accessibility
- Validation error handling
- Models API tests (2 tests)
- Total: 95 tests, 78.95% coverage
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Implements Phase 5: OpenAI Chat Completions compatibility layer
Features:
- Wraps Responses API for single source of truth
- Automatically enables reasoning generation
- Converts reasoning items to <think> tags for Open WebUI
- Maintains OpenAI-compatible chat completion format
- Supports both streaming and non-streaming modes
- Pipeline prefix preservation for model names
- System message handling
Architecture:
- Service layer calls Responses API internally
- Streams word-by-word for smooth UX
- Reasoning displayed in thought bubbles (Open WebUI)
- Main response shown separately from thinking
Error Handling:
- Enhanced exception types (RateLimitError, ContextLengthError)
- OpenAI-compatible error format
- Graceful error propagation from Responses API
Testing:
- 6 unit tests for chat router functionality
- 6 unit tests for streaming wrapper behavior
- Total: 12 tests with comprehensive coverage
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Implements Phases 2, 3, and 6: Complete Responses API implementation
Core API (Phase 2):
- OpenAI Responses API format with structured output items
- Streaming and non-streaming support via SSE-Starlette
- Reasoning items (thinking summaries)
- Function call items (tool execution)
- Message items (assistant responses)
- Router, schemas, service, and streaming coordinator
Conversation History (Phase 3):
- Hybrid client/server approach
- Auto-generated deterministic conversation IDs
- Configurable max turns with automatic trimming
- Context window management with token counting
- Token usage statistics
- Placeholder for future vector memory integration
Advanced Features (Phase 6):
- Parameter validation with Pydantic field validators:
- Temperature: 0.0-2.0 range enforcement
- Reasoning effort: 6 levels (none to xhigh)
- Max output tokens: positive integer enforcement
- Stop sequences: up to 4, non-empty strings
- Real-time stop sequence detection during streaming
- Real-time max tokens enforcement with token counting
- Graceful error handling and OpenAI-compatible error format
Testing:
- 9 unit tests for API endpoints and streaming
- 11 unit tests for error handling
- 13 unit tests for conversation history and context
- 12 unit tests for advanced features and validation
- Total: 45 tests with comprehensive coverage
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Implements Phase 1: Agent abstraction layer with multiple model support
Features:
- Abstract AgentInterface base class with standard contract
- LoremTesterAgent: Full-featured mock agent with realistic behavior
- Configurable reasoning effort levels (none to xhigh)
- Random tool/function call generation
- Error triggers for testing (rate_limit, context_overflow)
- Temperature-based response variation
- TatlockAgent: Placeholder for future PydanticAI integration
- ModelRegistry: Centralized model management and discovery
Testing:
- 9 unit tests for lorem-tester agent behavior
- 9 unit tests for registry operations
- Coverage: Agent abstraction fully tested
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