test: cover the eight uncovered agent, approval and memory controllers - #5880
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- Line 104: Update the rejected-save test around handleSave to assert that
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- Around line 53-57: Update the evt and config SSE fixture helpers to terminate
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- Line 207: Update the AgentRow toggle test around handleToggle so it does not
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In `@app/test/playwright/specs/chat-composer-attachment-gate.spec.ts`:
- Line 38: Update the MOCK_ADMIN_BASE fallback port from 18402 to 18473, while
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In `@app/test/playwright/specs/chat-model-override.spec.ts`:
- Line 98: Update the chat model override test around the before baseline and
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In `@app/test/playwright/specs/chat-composer-attachment-gate.spec.ts`:
- Around line 110-111: Update the attachment retry flow in the chat-composer
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Eight uncovered agent/approval/memory controllers driven over the real build_core_http_router, six settings-panel component suites, and five chat Playwright specs. The Rust suite is the strong part — driving the registered router rather than calling ops directly is the right boundary, and the header is candid that check-domain-e2e-coverage.mjs scores a bare string literal.
The blocking issue is mechanical and affects three spec files, not the one already flagged: the mock-admin port default is 18402 instead of 18473.
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Outside the diff — why the port default is load-bearing
app/scripts/e2e-web-session.sh:12 computes E2E_MOCK_PORT but never exports it, and Playwright is launched from that same script at :168. So process.env.E2E_MOCK_PORT is always undefined in a spec, and the literal default is the only thing that decides the URL. The mock listens on 18473 (:117). A 18402 default means resetMock() rejects with ECONNREFUSED in beforeEach and the whole file fails.
app/test/playwright/specs/chat-thread-isolation.spec.ts:32 carries the same defect and was already flagged by tinysweeper and CodeRabbit — fix all three together.
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tests/agent_approval_memory_coverage_e2e.rsbinds127.0.0.1:0and serves the real router;EnvVarGuardrestores prior values on drop; barestd::env::set_varis correct for this crate (edition 2021,Cargo.toml:4) and matchestests/agent_retrieval_e2e.rs:123.- The three
chat-model-override/chat-scroll-stick/chat-pre-stream-adjacent specs use the correct18473. - CI: 15 checks green; the 3 pendings are Rust lanes, not PR-caused failures.
Codex's note about registering the new suite in scripts/test-rust-e2e.sh's ALL_E2E_SUITES is correct and I confirmed it — the array at :33-64 does not list agent_approval_memory_coverage_e2e, and that file's own comment at :49-52 records this exact trap biting the memory suites before.
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Verified 2 prior findings: 2 resolved, 0 partial, 0 still open. New issues: 0.
Both specs now default to 18473, and chat-thread-isolation.spec.ts (the one tinysweeper and CodeRabbit flagged) is fixed in the same push. I re-grepped every Playwright spec across all nine PRs in this stack — no E2E_MOCK_PORT || fallback is anything other than 18473 any more.
Regression pass over 9bafeae0..25dc8d1b (+174 / −23 across 8 files): the added assertions in chat-scroll-stick, chat-model-override, AgentsPanel and EventLogPanel address the bots' findings, and the agent_approval_memory_coverage_e2e.rs changes tighten the registry-snapshot assertions rather than loosening them. CI: 10 green, 5 pending Rust lanes, no failures.
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Adds wire-level e2e coverage for the eight RPC controllers that `scripts/check-domain-e2e-coverage.mjs` reported as uncovered, taking agent 7/12 -> 12/12, approval 3/5 -> 5/5 and memory 34/35 -> 35/35. Every method is driven over the real JSON-RPC router rather than by calling handlers directly. That matters because the checker's notion of "covered" is the string literal "openhuman.<method>" appearing anywhere in a tests/**/*_e2e.rs file — it never verifies the method is invoked. Two of the eight (approval_get_gate_state, approval_preauthorize_flow) were false negatives: they already had handler-level coverage in tool_registry_approval_raw_coverage_e2e.rs and scored 0 only because those tests bypass the wire method name. Includes an #[ignore]d reproduction of openhuman#5862: ComposioExecuteTool and ComposioActionTool declare PermissionLevel::Write but never override external_effect*, so they inherit the trait default of false and ApprovalSecurityMiddleware — whose only gate predicate is external_effect_with_args — never parks them. Agent-initiated Composio writes therefore run with no approval card. The legacy ComposioTool classifies correctly (tools/direct_part_03.rs:66-80) but is not an agent tool, so the classification was simply not carried over when the surface was split. The test asserts the correct behaviour and so fails today; it is ignored to keep the lane green and becomes the regression guard once tinyhumansai#5863 or an equivalent fix lands. Each test was verified by mutation: the covered behaviour was broken and the test confirmed to fail naming its own assertion. Three drafts did not survive that check and were rewritten rather than kept: - an oversized-limit assertion (events.len() <= 1000) was unfalsifiable, since the queried run has no events; - a missing-run_id assertion matched .contains("run_id"), which also matches the downstream error's "run_id=" debug label — it could not tell rejection from acceptance-then-failure. It now matches the exact validate_params string; - a preauthorize idempotency assertion compared grant counts that are both empty when no gate is installed. It now pins the documented gate-absent contract instead, and says why the grant path belongs in the unit tests that own the gate lifecycle.
…trator paths
AgentsPanel was the weakest-covered of the seven approval/agent settings
panels: 79.03% statements / 62.50% branches, with `handleRemove` (lines
77-87) having no test at all. Remove is the destructive action on this
panel — it deletes a custom agent and resets a built-in — so it was the
gap worth closing.
Six cases added:
- a failed toggle surfaces the API's own message, not the generic
fallback, and does not leave the row stuck busy;
- a non-Error rejection falls back to the i18n string rather than
rendering "undefined";
- deleting a custom agent calls remove and reloads the list;
- resetting a built-in routes through the same remove endpoint — the
label and the call diverge deliberately, so it is pinned;
- a failed delete shows the error and does NOT reload, since reloading
would redraw the row as if nothing happened and drop the error;
- the orchestrator is never passed to setEnabled, asserted through the
handler and not only via the disabled switch.
Coverage: 79.03 -> 98.38% statements, 62.50 -> 75.00% branches,
85.71 -> 100% functions, 79.62 -> 100% lines.
Each case was verified by mutation — the covered behaviour was broken in
AgentsPanel.tsx and the test confirmed to fail: the catch branch forced
to the generic string, `String(err)` substituted for the instanceof
check, `await load()` dropped from handleRemove, `remove(agent.id)`
hardcoded, `load()` moved into `finally`, and the ORCHESTRATOR_ID guard
deleted alongside the switch's disabled prop.
No new spec files: the panel already had a test file, so these extend it
rather than duplicate it.
SystemDiagnostics was the weakest-covered of the eight settings panels in
this pass: 79.48% statements / 57.69% branches. Its sibling spec covers
the happy paths — Sentry row visibility per environment, a successful
send, the restart-tour row, the resolved logs path — and left every error
branch unexecuted (lines 32, 36-40, 88).
That matters more here than on most panels: this is the page a user is
sent to when something is already broken, so a failure that renders
nothing reads as "there is nothing wrong".
Seven cases in a new spec file:
- the logs-folder lookup rejecting, with an Error and with a bare
string (the instanceof branch must not render "undefined");
- the "Open logs folder" click, which had no test at all — it now
asserts the invoke, its failure message, and that a retry clears the
previous error rather than leaving a stale one on screen;
- the Sentry test-event send rejecting, again for both Error and
non-Error, asserting it does not still claim "Event sent".
Coverage: 79.48 -> 94.87% statements, 57.69 -> 84.61% branches,
80.00 -> 100% functions, 83.78 -> 100% lines.
Every case verified by mutation, one at a time for clean attribution:
dropping the logs-path catch, removing the reveal invoke, swallowing the
reveal failure, removing the leading setError(null), and swallowing the
Sentry catch each turned the expected tests red.
A new file rather than an edit to the sibling: these need `invoke` to
reject per-command, which the sibling's blanket mockResolvedValue(null)
default would fight.
…ed mode The sibling spec runs every case on macOS (its fixture hardcodes `os: 'macos'`), so `configFilePathFor`'s Windows and Linux arms were never executed — lines 59-64 and 67-68, which is why the panel sat at 68.18% branch coverage. Line 269, the `embedded` wrapper, was unreached for the same reason: nothing rendered the panel with the prop. These paths deserve pinning rather than eyeballing. The string is what the "Config file" row shows and what a user is told to edit by hand; a wrong one sends them to a file that does not exist and nothing errors, because the value is only ever displayed. The four clients branch in three different shapes — claude-desktop and zed have three arms each, cursor two, codex one — so the table is easy to get subtly wrong. Six cases in a new spec file: the macOS Application Support locations, the Windows %APPDATA% / %USERPROFILE% backslash paths, the Linux ~/.config fallthrough, codex asserted OS-independent, an unrecognised OS falling through to Linux rather than rendering blank, and the embedded render. Coverage: 84.84 -> 98.48% statements, 68.18 -> 88.63% branches, 88.33 -> 100% lines. Verified by mutation, one arm at a time: deleting claude-desktop's and cursor's Windows returns, zed's macOS return, making codex OS-dependent, and widening isMac to `os !== 'windows'` each turned the matching test red. The embedded case needed rewriting to survive that check. Asserting only that the description was ABSENT when embedded passed even with the `embedded` branch deleted — the string it searched for was wrong, so it was never present in either mode, and a negative assertion alone cannot distinguish "correctly hidden" from "never rendered". It now asserts the description IS rendered normally and is NOT rendered when embedded.
Before the stream sends events it may send a config frame, and that frame
decides how the log behaves for the rest of the session: `max_entries`
caps the in-memory buffer and `new_entries` ('top' | 'bottom') decides
whether arrivals prepend or append — which in turn decides which end is
trimmed at the cap, and where the panel scrolls.
None of it was executed. The sibling spec's `mockFetchSSE` helper only
emits plain `data:` lines and cannot express a config frame, so lines
114-117 and 127-131 were the panel's uncovered region and the reason it
sat at 70.23% branch coverage.
Every failure mode here is silent: a dropped `new_entries` puts the
newest event at the wrong end, a dropped `max_entries` lets the buffer
outgrow the server's cap, and trimming the wrong end discards the newest
events instead of the oldest. Nothing throws in any of those cases.
Six cases in a new spec file, with a raw-SSE helper that can emit config
frames: the newest-first default, 'bottom' inverting the order, the cap
trimming the oldest in each direction, an out-of-range `new_entries`
being ignored, and the frame being consumed rather than rendered.
Coverage: 90.98 -> 96.72% statements, 70.23 -> 84.52% branches,
93.80 -> 100% lines.
Verified by mutation: ignoring `new_entries`, ignoring `max_entries`,
dropping the top/bottom enum guard, disabling the config-frame check,
trimming the same end in both directions, and flipping the default
direction each turned the matching tests red.
Two drafts did not survive that check and were changed rather than kept:
- "does not render the config frame as an event row" passed with the
config check disabled. It asserted on a name-filtered row list, which
silently dropped the extra row, and on a `badge.unknown` key this
panel never emits (unknown domains render as the uppercased domain).
It now counts every rendered row.
- an explicit `new_entries: 'top'` case was removed. It expected the
same order as the default, so no single mutation could fail it
without already failing the default case — it could not distinguish
"honoured the frame" from "never read the frame".
…arning The sibling spec drives the save flow with a well-formed https://core.example.com/rpc every time, so `validate()`'s rejection arms (lines 195-208) and the plain-HTTP warning (225-231) were never executed — most of why the panel sat at 80.18% branch coverage. One of those arms is a credential-leak guard, and it is the reason this file exists. Its own comment: a `user:pass@host` URL "would be persisted and echoed back in the active-URL description, leaking a secret". A regression there does not throw — it writes the password to local storage and renders it back on the settings page. It had no test. Eight cases in a new spec file: credentials in the URL rejected (also asserting the password appears nowhere in the rendered page), a username-only URL rejected, a non-HTTP protocol rejected with its own message, an unparseable URL rejected, the plain-HTTP-to-public-host warning shown, and three cases where it must stay quiet — localhost, a private-network host, and HTTPS. Coverage: 84.83 -> 89.32% statements, 80.18 -> 85.58% branches, 88.88 -> 93.20% lines. Verified by mutation, one arm at a time: removing the credential guard, weakening it from || to && (which kills only the username-only case, confirming the two are genuinely distinct), accepting any protocol, swallowing the parse error, suppressing the warning, dropping the local/private-host check, and dropping the protocol check each turned the matching tests red.
The sibling spec rejects with `new Error('rpc down')`, exercising only the
true arm of `err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err)`
(UsagePanel.tsx:87). The false arm was unexecuted — one of three branches
holding the panel at 78.57% despite 100% statement and line coverage.
Worth pinning because the failure is quiet: a bare string or an object
rejection is a normal shape for an RPC layer to produce, and without the
String(err) fallback the panel renders "undefined" where the reason
should be, which reads as a bug in the panel rather than a failure of the
call behind it.
Two cases: a string rejection and an object rejection, both asserting the
reason reaches the tab and that "undefined" does not, plus that the
background controls stay hidden — a failed snapshot means there is
nothing safe to edit.
Coverage: 78.57 -> 85.71% branches (statements and lines were already
100%).
Verified by mutation: replacing the ternary with `(err as Error).message`
turned both cases red.
The two remaining uncovered branches are the `if (!cancelled)` guards at
:84 and :87. They are deliberately left alone and documented in the spec:
under React 18 a setState on an unmounted component is a silent no-op, so
deleting either guard changes nothing observable at this level and any
test for them would pass with the guard removed.
Four Playwright specs, 15 cases, driving the real UI through the web e2e
session: which control is mounted in the composer's primary slot, the
attachment gate, transcript scroll anchoring, and the model picker. Every
assertion is on rendered state — mounted controls, contenteditable text,
viewport position, aria/disabled state. None asserts a mock call.
These target the composer the product actually renders, which is NOT
ChatComposer.tsx. `Conversations.tsx:2539` picks
`composer === 'mic-cloud' ? legacyMainPanel : assistantUiMainPanel` and
`composer` defaults to 'text' (:255), so /chat renders the assistant-ui
Lexical composer. A DOM probe against the running app confirms it: the
page contains `composer-human-mode` (AssistantUiChat.tsx:204) and not
`human-mode-button` (ChatComposer.tsx:494), and `chat-message-input` is a
contenteditable (thread.tsx:346), not a textarea.
That distinction changes the assertions, not just the selectors. The live
Stop control is `AuiIf(isRunning)` with no typed-content term, so typing a
follow-up mid-stream does NOT revert it to Send the way the legacy
composer does — the spec pins the shipped behaviour and says why, so it is
not "fixed" toward the legacy rule. The transcript likewise uses
`turnAnchor="top"` (thread.tsx:224) rather than the legacy
`useStickToBottom`, so a reader at the bottom gets the new turn anchored
into view rather than being held at the bottom.
Every case was verified by fault injection through the full loop —
inject into app/src, rebuild the bundle, confirm the build exited 0, run,
restore, rebuild. The build's exit code is checked each time because a
failed build leaves dist-web stale and the spec then re-passes against the
old bundle. All faults are term-drops or inversions rather than deletions,
so noUnusedLocals cannot fail the build via TS6133. Four builds:
A drop .trim() from showIdleAction; drop the gate term from the [+]
disabled expression; ingest an empty FileList -> 6 cases
B invert !hasComposerAttachments; invert the Stop render condition
-> 7 cases
C turnAnchor top->bottom; render Send unconditionally
-> 4 cases
D neuter the model pill's onValueChange -> 2 cases
Three drafts did not survive that check and were changed rather than kept:
- a model case asserting "choosing a provider updates the chip label"
passed with the pill's handler replaced by a no-op. It captured the
label AFTER selecting and only checked it was non-empty and stable —
nothing compared it to the label before. Deleted rather than repaired:
the only selectable provider in this fixture is the managed tier,
which is already active, so a correct selection is legitimately a
no-op with nothing observable to assert.
- a scroll case expecting `distanceFromBottom <= 80` after a new turn,
modelled on useStickToBottom's threshold. That hook belongs to the
legacy transcript; measured against the shipped one it failed at
1448px while the UI behaved correctly. Retargeted to the contract
turnAnchor="top" actually makes.
- an assertion that scrollTop stayed put, deleted rather than weakened:
appending a turn changes container height, so scrollTop legitimately
shifts while the reader's view does not move.
No drag-drop or paste spec is included, deliberately. Probing the running
app, a drop dispatched on every ancestor of the input — including
assistant-ui's own AttachmentDropzone — attached nothing, while
setInputFiles in the same run worked. "Dropping while streaming does not
attach" would therefore pass because dropping never attaches in any
state, which cannot distinguish a working gate from a dead gesture. The
finding is written up for a human to confirm with a real drag instead.
The confirmation run on restored source came back 14/15, failing `the picker attaches a file and the chip names it` — a case that had passed in two earlier runs, and whose immediate neighbour performs the same attach and passed in the same run. The race is in the test, not the app. `ComposerAddAttachment` is a useCallback whose identity changes with attachmentInteractionBlocked, attachments.length and maxAttachments (AssistantUiChat.tsx:160-185), so early on a fresh page the hidden input can be replaced between setInputFiles and React binding its onChange, and the change event lands on a detached node. The failure screenshot shows a fully rendered, idle composer with [+] enabled and no chip. Seen once in ~15 runs, always on the first case of the file. `attach()` now polls, re-issuing setInputFiles until the chip appears, bounded at 15s. A retry needs a higher bar than "the test passes now", because that is also what a broken test does: the case must still fail when the behaviour is broken. Verified rather than assumed — re-ran fault A3 (onAttachFiles handed an empty FileList) against the hardened helper: ✘ the picker attaches a file and the chip names it (16.0s) ✘ an attached file can be removed again (15.5s) ✘ an attachment keeps the Send affordance (11.2s) ✓ the [+] button is disabled while a turn streams (1.1s) ✓ the [+] button becomes usable again once stopped (1.2s) The three ingest cases fail at the poll timeout — exhausting, not passing — while the two gate cases, which never ingest, correctly stay green. Restored and rebuilt clean: 15/15. Worth noting for whoever writes the next spec in this lane: this was caught only by the "restore and re-confirm green" step at the end of the fault-injection loop. That run is the one most likely to execute under different timing than the original green, so it is not ceremony.
A turn streaming on one conversation must stay attributed to it while the
user reads or starts another. The app models this per-thread — every
selector in useOpenHumanExternalStore is keyed by the thread id it is
handed — but nothing in the browser suite exercised the switch. Thread
coverage was one history-persistence case and one rename/delete case.
Three cases: the new thread offers no Stop control for the other thread's
turn (a Stop there would cancel a turn the user is not looking at), the
new thread's transcript shows none of the streaming thread's content, and
switching back restores the original thread with its Stop control still
live. The content case waits for real streamed tokens first, so it is not
racing an empty transcript — there is something that could bleed by the
time it switches.
Behaviour was observed on the running app before any assertion was
written, not inferred from source.
Each case is proven by a fault that changes that case and leaves the
others alone, injected at the isolation mechanism itself:
F1 lifecycle selector takes Object.values(...)[0] not [threadId]
-> "no Stop control" fails
F2 messages selector takes Object.values(...)[0] not [threadId]
-> "transcript shows none of" fails
G1 messages selector returns EMPTY for every thread
-> "switching back restores" fails, while the two absence-based
cases stay green because absence is still satisfied
Two earlier attempts proved nothing, and both failure modes are worth
knowing. The first fault targeted selectedThreadActive in
Conversations.tsx; the live Stop is AuiIf(thread.isRunning), which comes
from the external-store adapter, so nothing changed anywhere. The second
collapsed both selectors to Object.values(...)[0] — but thread A is the
first entry, so the bleed coincidentally rendered exactly what the
switch-back case expects. It passed while its neighbours went red, which
looks like a successful proof unless attribution is checked per case.
A fourth case was written and removed: it read activeThreadIds out of the
Redux store, which is an internals assertion in a lane whose point is
rendered state, and it duplicated what the switch-back case already
proves through the UI.
Not asserted, deliberately: the composer draft carries across a thread
switch (inputValue is one global useState while activeThreadIds,
processingByThread and queuedFollowupsByThread are per-thread maps), so
text typed for one conversation sits in the next one's composer beside an
enabled Send button. That is a product decision rather than a broken
contract; pinning it would entrench behaviour that may be wrong and force
whoever fixes it to delete the test. Written up as BUG-W2-UI-2 instead.
…registration
YellowSnnowmann's blocker is correct and was the most damaging: three specs
defaulted the mock-admin port to 18402 instead of 18473. That literal is not
dead code. `app/scripts/e2e-web-session.sh:12` sets E2E_MOCK_PORT WITHOUT
export and never exports it (verified: the only exports referencing it are the
derived Composio/Telegram base URLs at :128-130), so Playwright never inherits
it and the fallback is what resetMock/setMockBehavior actually dial. My local
runs passed only because I exported the variable myself on the command line as
a fleet-concurrency measure; for CI and for anyone running `pnpm test:e2e:web`
every test in those files would have died in beforeEach on ECONNREFUSED. A
port that exists to keep six concurrent workers off each other's services had
no business being committed as a source default. All five specs now default to
18473, with the env override retained.
Also fixed, each a case that could pass while proving nothing:
- registry_snapshot: `if let Some(counts)` silently skipped every count
assertion when `counts` was missing or non-object, so the case passed on
`components` alone — the exact agreement it exists to pin. Now requires the
object. Same for `graphs`, where `is_some()` accepted null or a scalar.
- chat-model-override: the baseline label was allowed to be '', so an empty
chip made before and after compare equal and the case passed vacuously.
- chat-scroll-stick: `distanceFromBottom > 80` rejects a jump to the bottom
but not a PARTIAL auto-scroll that drags the reader and still clears the
threshold. Now also pins the viewport position of already-rendered content
across the new turn, which is what "the view did not move" actually means.
- chat-composer-attachment-gate: `Locator.isVisible({ timeout })` returns
immediately — it does not honour the timeout — so the retry could fire a
second setInputFiles while the first ingest was in flight, and
handleAttachFiles appends without deduplication. Now waits with
expect(...).toBeVisible().
- EventLogPanel.sseConfig: fixture frames were terminated with one newline;
real SSE frames end with a blank line. The panel's parser tolerates the
short form, so the fixture would have kept passing if that parser were
tightened.
AgentsPanel: the orchestrator case is rescoped rather than repaired. It claimed
to cover handleToggle's ORCHESTRATOR_ID early-return by clicking the switch,
but AgentRow renders that switch disabled, so the click never reaches the
handler and removing the guard alone would not fail it. My revert-proof missed
this because the mutation removed the guard AND the disabled prop together — a
fault that changes two things proves neither individually. Renamed to describe
what it honestly covers, with the reasoning in place.
scripts/test-rust-e2e.sh: registers agent_approval_memory_coverage_e2e in
ALL_E2E_SUITES. Without it the dedicated Rust E2E lane skipped the entire new
file despite its _e2e name — the same failure the comment at :49-52 records for
the golden-fixture suites. This is a shared script; the change is a single
alphabetical line with no conflict surface, and it is flagged in my report.
NOT VERIFIED LOCALLY. Local builds and test runs are suspended fleet-wide, so
none of these changes has been executed. The vitest cases for AgentsPanel and
EventLogPanel were run before that rule took effect (17 passed); everything
else — the Rust assertions, the port default, and all five Playwright specs —
is reasoned from source and awaits CI. The revert-proofs these changes would
normally carry have not been redone.
CI Rust Core Coverage failed: `graph_topologies must return a \`graphs\` object`.
The assertion's intent was right — reject a null or scalar rather than accepting
`is_some()` — but it used the wrong type. `handle_graph_topologies` builds
`graphs` as a `Vec<Value>` and returns `json!({ "graphs": graphs, "agents":
agents })` (src/openhuman/agent/schemas.rs:486), so `as_array` is correct.
Verified by reading the handler, not executed — local test runs are disabled.
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tinysweeper found nothing blocking. Approving.
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Add hash-route goto and waitForAppReady like every other spec
Every other spec in this directory calls page.goto('/#/chat') and await waitForAppReady(page) after bootAuthenticatedPage before asserting the input is visible. This spec omits both and instead raises timeouts to 120 s / 30 s. The long comment explains the cold-start flakiness as a timeout problem, but the pattern every sibling uses — explicit hash-route navigation plus a readiness gate — is precisely what avoids the blank-#root race the comment describes. Without page.goto('/#/chat') the page may never navigate to the chat route at all depending on what bootAuthenticatedPage does, and without waitForAppReady the input-visibility assertion is racing the core RPC bridge rather than waiting for it. Add the import and the two calls to match the established pattern.
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Problem
scripts/check-domain-e2e-coverage.mjsreported agent 7/12, approval 3/5, memory 34/35 — eight controllers with no e2e coverage.While covering them, two facts emerged worth recording:
agent_run_events,agent_run_status,agent_runs_active,agent_graph_topologiesandmemory_provider_statusare registered and wire-reachable but nothing in the product calls them. They are covered here either way; whether the replay trio is awaiting a UI or is surface to retire is a maintainer decision, not a test one.Solution
Real handler dispatch against mocks for all eight controllers, plus six settings suites.
Three drafts were killed by the revert-proof and rewritten — they are the reason to trust the rest:
0 <= 1000against an always-empty list; worse, two independent clamps exist, so removing either alone changes nothing observable. Rewritten to the falsifiable half, with the limitation stated in the test.run_idassertion matched.contains("run_id"), which also matches the downstream failure because the handler embedsrun_id=as a debug label — it passed whether the check fired or not. Now matches the exactvalidate_paramsformat.Also closes a security-relevant coverage gap:
CoreConnectionPanel.validate()rejects auser:pass@hostremote-core URL to stop a secret being persisted and echoed back, and that guard had no test. It now has two, and the credential case asserts the password appears nowhere in the rendered page.Submission Checklist
N/A: the changed lines are test files, executed by the suites they belong to; there is no product code in this diff for diff-cover to measure.N/A: behaviour-only change— no feature rows added, removed or renamed; this covers behaviour that already ships.N/A: no feature IDs affected.N/A: no product surface changes, test-only.Closes #NNN—N/A: no linked issue; this is coverage work, not a fix.Impact
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pnpm --filter openhuman-app format:check— prettier clean on the six new.tsxfiles.pnpm typecheck—tsc --noEmit, 0 errors.cargo fmtclean;tests/agent_approval_memory_coverage_e2e.rsbuilds and runs.N/A: app/src-tauri not touched.Validation Blocked
command:the 91-spec WebdriverIO desktop suiteerror:cargo metadata --manifest-path app/src-tauri/Cargo.tomlexits 101 — "found a virtual manifest at vendor/tinyagents/Cargo.toml"impact:those specs cannot build onmaintoday, independent of this PR (fixed separately in fix(tauri): resolve the shell Cargo world after the tinyagents workspace split #5874). This work targets the lanes that do run: vitest, Playwright web, and the root Rust world.Behavior Changes
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