Checklist carry take 3: rebuild OS-owned task checklist on current dev (supersedes PR #2480 / tsk-uby6uh) - #2606
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Carry the OS-owned task checklist feature onto current origin/dev (fresh branch, supersedes PR #2480 / #2473 / #2415 without rebasing them): - tinyagentos/projects/ids.py: register the "cki" id prefix. - tinyagentos/projects/task_store.py: add the task_checklist_items table + index and the create/get/list/update/archive store methods. - tinyagentos/routes/projects.py: POST/GET /api/projects/{project_id}/tasks/{task_id}/checklist-items, reusing the task dict from _require_task_in_project (no second store.get_task(task_id)), logging checklist.item.created to the project activity feed. Folded-in defect fixes adjudicated on #2480: 1. Event scope: checklist.item.created and checklist.item.archived publish under the task's resolved project_id (project subscribers subscribe at project_id scope, mirroring sibling task mutations), never under task_id. 2. None-safety: archive_checklist_item raises ValueError('checklist item not found: <id>') when get_checklist_item returns None, instead of TypeError from indexing None. 3. update_checklist_item is annotated dict | None. close_task ownership guard (force param) is NOT re-carried; it is already on dev via #2287 and composes unchanged (tests/test_routes_projects_agent_tasks.py: 44 passed). Docs: docs/agent-coordination.md gains the Task checklist items section and the existing allowlist bullet's scope text is corrected (GET uses project_tasks read, POST uses project_tasks_create) to match the handler scope checks. RED proof for fixes 1 and 2 (fixes applied, then reverted to the pre-fix state, then restored): Pre-fix, the project_id-scoped subscriber sees nothing, so tests/projects/test_event_broker_integration.py: test_create_checklist_item_emits_event_at_project_scope -> FAIL (TimeoutError at broker.subscribe(project_id) gets no event; event was published under task_id) test_archive_checklist_item_emits_event_at_project_scope -> FAIL (TimeoutError; same cause, for checklist.item.archived) and tests/projects/test_task_store.py: test_archive_missing_item_raises_value_error -> FAIL (TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not subscriptable at item["verified"]; pytest.raises(ValueError) does not catch it). Post-fix all pass. Full checklist suite: 52 passed; composition suite tests/test_routes_projects_agent_tasks.py: 44 passed. Docs-Reviewed: added the Task checklist items route docs section and corrected the Bearer allowlist bullet scope wording to match handler checks (checklist routes are agent-reachable list+create only; archive/delete are session-only).
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds persistent checklist items for project tasks. New routes support authenticated creation and listing. Items track completion, verification, reporting, and archival state. Creation and archival publish project-scoped events. ChangesTask checklist items
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR adds persistent checklist creation, listing, and archival behavior. It is mergeable with owner awareness: concurrent or retried operations could leave checklist state, notifications, and activity history inconsistent, and the restart test should recreate the store before claiming persistence coverage. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Agent
participant ChecklistRoute
participant ProjectTaskStore
participant ActivityFeed
Agent->>ChecklistRoute: POST checklist item with text
ChecklistRoute->>ProjectTaskStore: create checklist item
ProjectTaskStore-->>ChecklistRoute: created item
ChecklistRoute->>ActivityFeed: log checklist.item.created
ChecklistRoute-->>Agent: return checklist item
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Full details: Title checkExplanation The title clearly identifies the main change: rebuilding the OS-owned task checklist feature on the current dev branch. The superseded PR references provide useful context without making the title misleading. Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 36.84% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 38 functions across 6 files. (2 skipped: 2 unsupported.)
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CRITICAL: created_by parameter is dead — it is never stored (the new task_checklist_items table has no created_by column) and never threaded into the event payload. The route (routes/projects.py:1299) passes the resolved actor_id here and then logs the activity separately with that actor, but the checklist row itself has no audit trail back to the creator. Either drop the parameter (and stop threading actor_id from the route) or add a created_by TEXT column and include it in the payload — leaving it as a misleading param means future callers will assume it is persisted.
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| # project_id scope) receive the event, mirroring sibling task mutations. | ||
| # Fix #1: never publish checklist events under task_id. | ||
| task = await self.get_task(task_id) | ||
| project_id = task["project_id"] if task is not None else task_id |
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WARNING: Silent fallback to publishing under task_id re-introduces the exact pre-fix bug this PR is meant to close. When get_task(task_id) returns None, the code falls through to project_id = task_id and _publish(project_id, "checklist.item.created", ...), which is the original defect: a project_id-scoped subscriber will never see the event. The route guards the happy path, but a future caller (or a race where the task is deleted between INSERT and get_task) lands here silently. Either raise (ValueError(f"task not found: {task_id}")) — mirroring archive_checklist_item's treatment of a missing item — or document that the store trusts the caller.
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| "checklist.item.archived", | ||
| {"id": item_id, "task_id": item["task_id"], "archived": True}, |
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WARNING: Event payload drops reported_by even though it is a required parameter. Sibling task events include the actor (task.closed -> closed_by, task.claimed -> claimed_by, task.reopened -> reopened_by); the checklist archive event is the only *_by event in the file that omits the actor. Subscribers cannot tell who reported the item. Add "reported_by": reported_by to the payload.
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| item = await self.get_checklist_item(item_id) | ||
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| raise ValueError(f"checklist item not found: {item_id}") | ||
| if item["verified"] != 1: |
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SUGGESTION: item["verified"] != 1 and item["reported"] != 1 compare a bool to the int literal 1. It works only because Python's bool is an int subclass (True == 1); a future maintainer reading this will reasonably assume the column is stored as 0/1 integer (which the schema does) and may "fix" it to item["verified"] is not True, which would still work but masks intent, or to if not item["verified"], which is clearer. _row_to_checklist_item already converts these to bool — compare with not item["verified"] / not item["reported"].
| if item["verified"] != 1: | |
| if not item["verified"]: | |
| raise ValueError("item cannot be archived: not verified") | |
| if not item["reported"]: | |
| raise ValueError("item cannot be archived: not reported") | |
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| # _require_task_in_project already resolves and ownership-checks the task | ||
| # (its task dict carries project_id); reuse it instead of a second | ||
| # store.get_task(task_id) (Kilo cleanup). | ||
| guard = await _require_task_in_project(store, project_id, task_id) |
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WARNING: The "Kilo cleanup" comment above is misleading. _require_task_in_project returns either a JSONResponse (handled) or a task dict that is bound to guard and then immediately discarded — the store still does its own get_task(task_id) to resolve project_id for the event publish (task_store.py:763). So the PR's headline claim of "no second store.get_task(task_id)" is true for the route layer only, not the call as a whole. Either (a) have _require_task_in_project also resolve-and-return the project_id, and thread it into a store method that accepts project_id directly (removing the third lookup), or (b) rewrite the comment to match reality ("guard rejects 404 early; store resolves project_id separately for the event"). As written, the next reviewer will trust the comment and miss the extra round-trip.
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| CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS task_checklist_items ( | ||
| id TEXT PRIMARY KEY, | ||
| task_id TEXT NOT NULL REFERENCES project_tasks(id), |
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SUGGESTION: task_checklist_items has no DB-level CHECK constraints on its integer-boolean columns (done, verified, reported, archived). Nothing stops a future bug (or a hand-written admin tool) from inserting done = 5 and slipping past the Python bool() conversion. Sibling tables in this file rely on the application layer too, but for a brand-new table this is the cheapest moment to add CHECK (done IN (0,1)) etc. and catch data corruption at write time.
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In `@tests/projects/test_task_store.py`:
- Around line 479-494: Update test_survives_agent_restart to use a test-local
database path, create the checklist item with the first ProjectTaskStore, close
that store, then construct and initialize a second ProjectTaskStore for the same
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| async def test_survives_agent_restart(store): | ||
| """Checklist items persist in the DB across store reinitialization. | ||
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| Verifies that the OS (database) holds the checklist, not the agent's | ||
| temporary memory - items created in one store session are visible in | ||
| a fresh session. | ||
| """ | ||
| t = await store.create_task(project_id="p", title="Objective", created_by="u") | ||
| item = await store.create_checklist_item(task_id=t["id"], text="Persistent item", created_by="u") | ||
| items = await store.list_checklist_items(task_id=t["id"]) | ||
| assert len(items) == 1 | ||
| assert items[0]["id"] == item["id"] | ||
| assert items[0]["text"] == "Persistent item" | ||
| assert items[0]["archived"] is False | ||
| all_items = await store.list_checklist_items(task_id=t["id"], include_archived=True) | ||
| assert len(all_items) == 1 |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reinitialize the store in the restart test.
test_survives_agent_restart reads through the same fixture instance that created the item. It does not test a close and new ProjectTaskStore initialization. The test can pass without proving restart persistence.
Use a database path local to this test. Close the first store, create and initialize a second store for the same path, then perform the assertions.
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In `@tests/projects/test_task_store.py` around lines 479 - 494, Update
test_survives_agent_restart to use a test-local database path, create the
checklist item with the first ProjectTaskStore, close that store, then construct
and initialize a second ProjectTaskStore for the same path before listing items
and performing the existing persistence assertions.
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CARD TITLE (intent, not commit subject): Checklist carry take 3: rebuild OS-owned task checklist on current dev (supersedes PR #2480 / tsk-uby6uh)
Autonomous build of board card tsk-y44sls.
Carry the OS-owned task checklist feature onto current origin/dev (fresh
branch, supersedes PR #2480 / #2473 / #2415 without rebasing them):
index and the create/get/list/update/archive store methods.
/api/projects/{project_id}/tasks/{task_id}/checklist-items, reusing the task
dict from _require_task_in_project (no second store.get_task(task_id)),
logging checklist.item.created to the project activity feed.
Folded-in defect fixes adjudicated on #2480:
under the task's resolved project_id (project subscribers subscribe at
project_id scope, mirroring sibling task mutations), never under task_id.
ValueError('checklist item not found: ') when get_checklist_item
returns None, instead of TypeError from indexing None.
close_task ownership guard (force param) is NOT re-carried; it is already on
dev via #2287 and composes unchanged (tests/test_routes_projects_agent_tasks.py:
44 passed).
Docs: docs/agent-coordination.md gains the Task checklist items section and the
existing allowlist bullet's scope text is corrected (GET uses project_tasks
read, POST uses project_tasks_create) to match the handler scope checks.
RED proof for fixes 1 and 2 (fixes applied, then reverted to the pre-fix
state, then restored):
Pre-fix, the project_id-scoped subscriber sees nothing, so
tests/projects/test_event_broker_integration.py:
test_create_checklist_item_emits_event_at_project_scope -> FAIL
(TimeoutError at broker.subscribe(project_id) gets no event; event was
published under task_id)
test_archive_checklist_item_emits_event_at_project_scope -> FAIL
(TimeoutError; same cause, for checklist.item.archived)
and tests/projects/test_task_store.py:
test_archive_missing_item_raises_value_error -> FAIL
(TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not subscriptable at item["verified"];
pytest.raises(ValueError) does not catch it).
Post-fix all pass. Full checklist suite: 52 passed; composition suite
tests/test_routes_projects_agent_tasks.py: 44 passed.
Docs-Reviewed: added the Task checklist items route docs section and corrected
the Bearer allowlist bullet scope wording to match handler checks
(checklist routes are agent-reachable list+create only; archive/delete are
session-only).
Files:
docs/agent-coordination.md | 32 +++-
tests/projects/test_event_broker_integration.py | 47 ++++++
tests/projects/test_task_store.py | 92 ++++++++++++
tests/test_routes_task_checklist.py | 191 ++++++++++++++++++++++++
tinyagentos/projects/ids.py | 2 +-
tinyagentos/projects/task_store.py | 153 ++++++++++++++++++-
tinyagentos/routes/projects.py | 76 ++++++++++
8 files changed, 591 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-)
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