From d95ba405bc0eb22b63001cbfe252ddd4bb3c3169 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Lawrence Lane Date: Sat, 23 May 2026 14:01:19 -0400 Subject: [PATCH] chore: update kida and steward network --- AGENTS.md | 501 +++++++++++++++++++------ CHANGELOG.md | 4 +- STEWARD_AUDIT.md | 483 ++++++++++++++++++++++++ STEWARD_QUESTIONS.md | 94 +++++ benchmarks/AGENTS.md | 109 ++++-- changelog.d/kida-0.9.changed.md | 4 + changelog.d/steward-network.changed.md | 5 + docs/AGENTS.md | 104 +++-- examples/AGENTS.md | 113 ++++-- pyproject.toml | 2 +- site/AGENTS.md | 119 ++++-- site/content/releases/0.3.0.md | 4 +- src/milo/AGENTS.md | 155 +++++--- src/milo/_scaffold/AGENTS.md | 117 ++++-- src/milo/input/AGENTS.md | 103 +++-- src/milo/templates/AGENTS.md | 121 ++++-- tests/AGENTS.md | 127 +++++-- uv.lock | 8 +- 18 files changed, 1738 insertions(+), 435 deletions(-) create mode 100644 STEWARD_AUDIT.md create mode 100644 STEWARD_QUESTIONS.md create mode 100644 changelog.d/kida-0.9.changed.md create mode 100644 changelog.d/steward-network.changed.md diff --git a/AGENTS.md b/AGENTS.md index 5ef9f80..b73379b 100644 --- a/AGENTS.md +++ b/AGENTS.md @@ -1,140 +1,399 @@ # Milo Agent Constitution ## North Star -Milo exists to prove that one typed Python function can safely become a human CLI command, an MCP tool with a truthful JSON Schema, and an llms.txt entry. Protect the shared contract for humans, agents, and downstream CLIs: pure Python, auditable types, deterministic state, and free-threading correctness. + +Milo exists to prove that one typed Python function can safely become a +human CLI command, an MCP tool with a truthful JSON Schema, and an +llms.txt entry. We protect that shared contract for humans, agents, and +downstream CLIs through pure Python, auditable types, deterministic +state, and free-threading correctness. + +The public promise is visible in `README.md`, `site/content/_index.md`, +`docs/agent-quickstart.md`, and `docs/testing.md`: write a function with +annotations and a docstring, then let Milo derive the argparse command, +MCP schema, structured dispatch behavior, and agent-readable discovery. ## Non-Negotiables -- Pure Python only. The one runtime dependency is `kida-templates`; no `click`, `rich`, Pydantic, attrs, C extensions, or compiled hot-path shortcuts. -- Types are the contract. `function_to_schema` derives JSON Schema from annotations, `Annotated[...]` constraints, docstrings, and defaults. -- Reducers are pure and deterministic. I/O, logging, sleeps, and clocks belong in sagas, `Cmd`, command handlers, or explicit boundary code. -- Runtime configuration is frozen where modeled that way. Registration happens at import; runtime change is a lifecycle event, not mutation by convenience. -- Protocol code is sans-I/O unless it is the transport boundary. Command resolution, schema generation, and MCP dispatch return values. -- Free-threading is first-class. Assume Python 3.14t with `PYTHON_GIL=0`; shared mutable state needs a concurrency story. -- Keep imports lazy. Do not add top-level imports to `milo/__init__.py`; public names route through `__getattr__`. -- Sharp edges are bugs: silent `except`, `type: ignore`, ambiguous flags, unhelpful errors, and `print()` in library code all need justification or removal. + +- **Pure Python runtime.** `pyproject.toml` keeps one runtime dependency: + `kida-templates`. Do not add `click`, `rich`, Pydantic, attrs, + C extensions, or compiled hot-path shortcuts. +- **Python 3.14+ and free-threading.** `pyproject.toml` requires + Python 3.14+, CI runs with `PYTHON_GIL=0`, and + `src/milo/__init__.py` exposes the `_Py_mod_gil()` marker. +- **Types are the contract.** `src/milo/schema.py` is the source for + JSON Schema from annotations, `Annotated[...]` constraints, docstrings, + and defaults. +- **Context injection is invisible to agents.** `function_to_schema()` + omits `Context` and `ctx` parameters; dispatch paths inject them. +- **Reducers stay pure.** I/O, logging, clocks, sleeps, random values, + and subprocess work belong in sagas, `Cmd`, command handlers, or + explicit boundary code. +- **Protocol code returns values.** Command resolution, schema + generation, MCP dispatch, and JSON-RPC classification return + structured data unless they are at a transport boundary. +- **Runtime state has a concurrency story.** Shared mutable state in + `state.py`, `app.py`, `gateway.py`, `_child.py`, registries, or + observers needs locks, ordering notes, and tests. +- **Public imports stay lazy.** Do not add top-level public imports to + `src/milo/__init__.py`; route public names through `__getattr__` and + `__all__`. +- **Sharp edges are bugs.** Silent `except`, unexplained `type: ignore`, + ambiguous flags, unhelpful errors, and `print()` in library code need + removal or explicit justification. +- **Templates are strict.** Bundled, example, and scaffold `.kida` files + must compile under Kida strict undefined with `validate_calls=True`. ## Architecture Boundaries -- `CLI.run()`, `CLI.invoke()`, `CLI.call()`/`call_raw()`, and MCP `tools/call` must agree on command resolution and argument behavior. -- `src/milo/schema.py` is the single schema source. Do not introduce parallel schema definitions or model classes that shadow signatures. -- `src/milo/mcp.py`, `src/milo/_mcp_router.py`, `src/milo/gateway.py`, and `src/milo/_jsonrpc.py` own MCP wire behavior and JSON-RPC diagnostics. -- `src/milo/state.py`, `src/milo/app.py`, reducers, effects, and `Cmd` own the Elm-style runtime and terminal app lifecycle. -- `src/milo/templates/`, example templates, and scaffold templates must compile under Kida strict undefined and `validate_calls=True`. -- `src/milo/_scaffold/`, `src/milo/verify.py`, docs, and examples are the onboarding contract for agents and new CLI authors. - -## Stakes -- Schema drift makes agents send valid-looking JSON that the function rejects or silently misinterprets. -- MCP regressions break `tools/list`, `tools/call`, resources, prompts, progress, gateway routing, and agent repair loops. -- Command dispatch drift makes human CLIs work while programmatic or MCP calls fail, or the reverse. -- Free-threaded races in Store dispatch, saga execution, tick threads, child processes, or terminal state make 3.14t look flaky downstream. -- Terminal cleanup bugs leave alternate screen, raw mode, cursor visibility, mouse mode, or window title broken after exit. -- Scaffold, docs, examples, and `milo verify` regressions teach agents to create broken CLIs with confidence. -- Startup-cost regressions punish every downstream CLI invocation. + + +| Path | Steward / Contract | +| --- | --- | +| `src/milo/commands.py`, `_command_defs.py`, `groups.py`, `cli.py` | Core command registration, resolution, help, `invoke`, `call`, `call_raw`, and CLI flags. | +| `src/milo/schema.py` | Single JSON Schema source and `Annotated` constraint markers. | +| `src/milo/mcp.py`, `_mcp_router.py`, `_jsonrpc.py`, `_child.py`, `gateway.py`, `registry.py` | MCP wire behavior, JSON-RPC diagnostics, gateway routing, and child process lifecycle. | +| `src/milo/state.py`, `_types.py`, `app.py`, `reducers.py`, `flow.py`, `form.py` | Elm-style runtime, effects, sagas, terminal app lifecycle, and pure reducers. | +| `src/milo/input/` and `src/milo/_compat.py` | Terminal input, raw mode, resize handling, and platform isolation. | +| `src/milo/templates/`, `theme.py`, `help.py`, `_cells.py`, `components_cli.py` | Kida environment, bundled templates, display-cell layout, help rendering, and default terminal UX. | +| `src/milo/_scaffold/`, `src/milo/verify.py` | `milo new`, scaffolded tests, onboarding output, and self-diagnosis. | +| `docs/` | Agent-facing quickstart and testing instructions. | +| `site/content/docs/`, `site/content/releases/`, `site/config/` | Public site, reference docs, release notes, and navigation. | +| `examples/` | Runnable examples users and agents copy. | +| `tests/` and `src/milo/testing/` | Regression proof, testing helpers, snapshots, and contract fixtures. | +| `benchmarks/` | Hot-path performance evidence and baselines. | +| `.github/workflows/`, `Makefile`, `pyproject.toml`, `uv.lock` | CI, release, dependency, package, and task-runner surfaces. | + + +## Governance Alignment + +- CODEOWNERS is the source of truth when present. This repository + currently has no `CODEOWNERS`, `.github/CODEOWNERS`, `OWNERS`, or + `MAINTAINERS`; route human decisions to the maintainer. +- Stewards advise; the implementing agent owns the integrated patch. +- Canonical user-facing knowledge lives in `README.md`, `docs/`, and + `site/content/docs/`. +- Release and CI behavior is encoded in `.github/workflows/`, `Makefile`, + `pyproject.toml`, `uv.lock`, `CHANGELOG.md`, and `changelog.d/`. ## Stop And Ask -- New runtime dependency, compiled extension, or optional dependency promoted into the default install. -- Public API change: `milo.__all__`, `CLI`, `@command`, `Context`, schema markers, saga effects, `Store`, `App`, pipeline types, plugin hooks. -- Command-dispatch changes in `commands.py`, `_command_defs.py`, `groups.py`, `cli.py`, or `_mcp_router.py`. -- MCP protocol surface changes: annotations, resources, prompts, streaming progress, gateway namespacing, error codes, JSON-RPC shape. -- State runtime changes in `state.py`, `app.py`, terminal cleanup, saga cancellation, dispatch locking, or executor ordering. -- New global option, config field, saga effect, `Cmd` variant, scaffold shape, or irreversible migration. -- Security/auth behavior, subprocess execution, registry paths, or child-process lifecycle changes. -- Test disagrees with code, a bug cannot be reproduced, or a change needs dead-code removal or adjacent cleanup to proceed. + +- New runtime dependency, compiled extension, or optional dependency + promoted into the default install. +- Public API change: `milo.__all__`, lazy exports, `CLI`, `Group`, + `@command`, `Context`, schema markers, runtime types, config objects, + middleware, or plugin hooks. +- Command-dispatch changes in `commands.py`, `_command_defs.py`, + `groups.py`, `cli.py`, or `_mcp_router.py`. +- MCP protocol surface changes: version, annotations, resources, + prompts, streaming progress, gateway namespacing, error codes, JSON-RPC + shape, or child process behavior. +- State runtime changes in `state.py`, `app.py`, terminal cleanup, saga + cancellation, dispatch locking, listener ordering, or executor sizing. +- New global option, config field, saga effect, `Cmd` variant, scaffold + shape, verifier check, registry path, or migration. +- Security, auth, subprocess execution, network access, release + publishing, registry persistence, or child-process lifecycle changes. +- A test disagrees with code, a bug cannot be reproduced, or the fix + requires dead-code removal or adjacent cleanup to proceed. ## Anti-Patterns -- Adding a second schema source, validation framework, or typed model layer instead of improving annotations and `function_to_schema`. -- Catching broad exceptions without either reporting them or documenting a `# silent: ` suppression in the lint configuration. -- `# type: ignore` as the first move. Narrow the type or fix the code. -- Reducers that do I/O, logging, `time.time()`, random generation, sleeps, subprocess work, or mutation outside returned state. -- Internal defensive validation that duplicates boundary validation and obscures the actual contract. -- Speculative config, future transports, broad abstractions, or new effects before existing composition fails. -- Top-level imports in `milo/__init__.py`. -- `print()` in library code; use context output, structured return values, stderr at transport boundaries, or exceptions. -- Kida templates with undeclared variables, missing defaults, unknown filters/globals, or `{% def %}` nested inside blocks. + +- Adding a second schema source, validation framework, or typed model + layer instead of improving annotations and `function_to_schema()`. +- Duplicating command dispatch behavior across CLI, programmatic, and MCP + paths instead of sharing resolution and argument semantics. +- Treating `print()` as harmless in library code; MCP stdout is a JSON-RPC + transport. +- Catching broad exceptions without reporting them or documenting + `# silent: ` where teardown or notification semantics require it. +- Hiding type problems with `type: ignore` before narrowing the type or + improving the API. +- Putting I/O, clocks, sleeps, random generation, subprocess work, or + mutation in reducers. +- Adding internal defensive validation that duplicates boundary + validation and obscures the real contract. +- Adding speculative config, future transports, broad abstractions, or + effects before existing composition fails. +- Adding top-level imports to `milo/__init__.py`. +- Adding Kida templates with undeclared variables, unknown filters, + unknown globals, missing defaults, or `{% def %}` nested inside blocks. ## Steward System -Read this root constitution plus the closest scoped `AGENTS.md` before editing. Root is the constitution and routing guide; scoped files are domain stewards. Scoped stewards own local invariants, refusal patterns, docs, tests, examples, fixtures, and checks. Cross-boundary work needs `Steward Notes` in the PR description naming consulted stewards, decisions, risks, and follow-up. -Every steward uses this operating model: -- Point of View: who or what the domain represents. +We read this root constitution plus the closest scoped `AGENTS.md` before +editing. Root carries cross-cutting invariants; scoped files carry local +point of view, contracts, evidence, and review hooks. + +Every steward has: + +- Point Of View: who or what the domain represents. - Protect: invariants, contracts, quality bars, and failure modes. -- Contract Checklist: concrete surfaces to inspect when the domain changes, including tests, docs, examples, and generated artifacts that should move with code. -- Advocate: features, fixes, and investments the domain should push for. -- Serve Peers: upstream and downstream domains that need clearer contracts, diagnostics, docs, tests, or ergonomics. -- Do Not: local anti-patterns. -- Own: tests, docs, examples, fixtures, and maintenance checks. - -## Contract Checklist -- Contract changes identify every surface that should agree: CLI, programmatic call, MCP, schema, llms.txt, docs, examples, scaffold, tests, benchmarks, and changelog. -- Each accepted finding names required proof and collateral updates, or explicitly records `no collateral: `. -- Cross-surface fixes include a parity matrix in Steward Notes when behavior must agree across multiple entrypoints. -- Docs/examples/scaffold move in the same PR as user-facing behavior unless the synthesis records why they are unaffected. - -## Steward Signal Format -Steward findings should be contract-oriented, evidence-backed, and collateral-aware. Prefer this shape for review, bugbash, and planning signals: -- Steward: domain name. -- Area: files or feature surface. -- Severity: P0/P1/P2/P3. -- Invariant: the contract being protected. -- Evidence: observed code, test, doc, or behavior proving the concern. -- User Impact: how humans, agents, or downstream CLIs experience the bug or drift. -- Required Fix: the smallest behavior or docs change that restores the invariant. -- Required Proof: tests, docs checks, snippets, benchmarks, or manual checks that must move with the fix. -- Collateral: docs, examples, scaffold, llms.txt, changelog, migration notes, or benchmarks that also need updates; write "none: " when not applicable. -- Confidence: high/medium/low. - -## Steward Swarms -When the user asks for `ask stewards`, a bugbash, review swarm, or steward synthesis, and delegation is available, spawn independent steward agents for affected domains. Each steward agent reads this file plus its closest scoped `AGENTS.md`, advocates only for that domain's interests, and returns findings in the Steward Signal Format. - -The implementing agent owns synthesis and final decisions. It accepts, merges, rejects, or defers findings; prevents unrelated scope expansion; records not-now items; and keeps the final patch coherent. Stewards advise and create useful tension, but they do not own the integrated implementation. - -Use independent stewards for independent questions. Do not delegate the immediate blocker on the critical path if the implementing agent must resolve it before any other work can proceed. - -## Steward Feedback Loop -- Steward miss: when a bug escapes an applicable steward, update the steward checklist, a regression test, a docs/snippet check, a routing rule, or record why the miss should not become policy. -- Steward overreach: when a steward repeatedly pulls unrelated work into PRs, narrow the checklist, split the steward, or move the concern to not-now/follow-up. -- Repeated high-quality findings should become checklist items; repeated noisy findings should be pruned or clarified. -- Steward guidance should evolve from evidence: escaped bugs, late collateral updates, CI/review misses, and recurring review comments. - -## When To Consult -- Proactively consult stewards for cross-boundary, public-facing, hard-to-reverse, performance-sensitive, concurrency-sensitive, security-sensitive, or contract-affecting work. -- Use the nearest steward for local work. -- Use multiple stewards when ownership lines cross. -- Parallelize steward consultation only when questions are independent. -- Keep final synthesis and implementation accountability with the implementing agent. -- Keep PR scope bounded by accepted findings and their required proof/collateral. Defer unrelated steward suggestions to follow-up. - -## Ask Stewards -Trigger phrase: `ask stewards`. - -For implementation work, consult affected stewards and return the synthesis before or during the change. For backlog, roadmap, or prioritization work, consult all scoped stewards and produce a rollup with raw steward signals, confidence, dependencies, risks, convergence, minority reports, ranked backlog, and not-now items. - -For implementation swarms and bugbashes, the synthesis must include: -- Accepted findings, merged duplicates, and rejected/deferred findings with reasons. -- Cross-cutting invariants and ownership boundaries. -- Required proof and collateral updates for each accepted finding. -- Minority reports or steward disagreements. -- A contract parity matrix when behavior spans surfaces such as CLI, programmatic call, MCP, schema, docs, examples, or scaffold. -- Final implementation accountability: stewards advise; the implementing agent owns the integrated fix. - -## Extension Routing -- Public CLI commands, groups, global options, resources, prompts: `src/milo/commands.py`, `_command_defs.py`, `groups.py`, `mcp.py`, and `llms.py`. -- MCP transport and gateway: `src/milo/mcp.py`, `_jsonrpc.py`, `_mcp_router.py`, `_child.py`, `gateway.py`, and `registry.py`. -- Schema constraints: `src/milo/schema.py`; public exports route through `src/milo/__init__.py`. -- Interactive apps and state: `src/milo/app.py`, `state.py`, `reducers.py`, `flow.py`, `form.py`, and effect types in `_types.py`. -- Templates and default terminal UX: `src/milo/templates/`, `src/milo/theme.py`, `src/milo/help.py`, and `examples/*/templates/`. -- Scaffolding and verification: `src/milo/_scaffold/`, `src/milo/verify.py`, `docs/agent-quickstart.md`, and `docs/testing.md`. +- Contract Checklist: concrete files, tests, docs, examples, and generated + artifacts to inspect when the domain moves. +- Advocate: investments the domain should push for. +- Own: code, tests, docs, agent artifacts, and governance notes. +- Optional Do Not and Serve Peers sections only when they add information + a careful reader could not infer from Protect. + +Cross-boundary PRs include Steward Notes naming consulted stewards, +accepted findings, deferred findings, risks, proof, collateral, and +follow-up. + +### Contract Checklist + +- Contract changes identify every surface that should agree: CLI, + programmatic call, MCP, schema, llms.txt, docs, examples, scaffold, + tests, benchmarks, and changelog. +- Each accepted finding names required proof and collateral updates, or + explicitly records `no collateral: `. +- Cross-surface fixes include a parity matrix in Steward Notes when + behavior must agree across multiple entrypoints. +- Docs, examples, scaffold, and site pages move in the same PR as + user-facing behavior unless the synthesis records why they are + unaffected. +- Public API changes update `src/milo/__init__.py`, typing checks, docs, + examples, scaffold, and changelog as applicable. + +### Steward Signal Format + +Use this exact shape for review, bugbash, self-audit, and planning +signals: + +```text +Steward: +Area: +Severity: P0/P1/P2/P3 +Invariant: +Evidence: [-> for content audit] +User Impact: +Required Fix: +Required Proof: +Collateral: +Confidence: +Verification Status: machine-verified / manual-confirmation-needed / not-machine-verifiable +``` + +### Convergence Rule + +Two or more independent stewards flagging the same factual finding is an +automatic P0 until the implementing agent disproves it with source +evidence. If the finding is disproved, record the verification result in +`STEWARD_AUDIT.md` and do not carry the claim forward. + +### Steward Swarms + +Trigger phrases: + +- `ask stewards` +- `bugbash` +- `review swarm` +- `steward synthesis` +- `audit docs` +- `content audit` +- `accuracy pass` + +For implementation swarms, consult affected stewards and synthesize +accepted, merged, rejected, and deferred findings. For roadmap or backlog +work, consult all scoped stewards and return convergence, minority +reports, dependencies, risks, ranked backlog, and not-now items. + +Stewards advise only. The implementing agent owns final scope, +integration, and proof. + +### Global Sweep + +When we accept a P0, grep the entire source, docs, examples, scaffold, +and site tree for the same wrong claim or pattern before closing it. +Record the command or search terms in Steward Notes or +`STEWARD_AUDIT.md`. + +## Free-Threading And Concurrency + +This concern activates for `state.py`, `app.py`, `_child.py`, `gateway.py`, +`registry.py`, `observability.py`, `dev.py`, pipeline globals, listener +lists, thread pools, timers, and terminal state. + +- Shared mutable state needs a named lock, ownership boundary, and + shutdown/cancellation behavior. +- Store dispatch must remain serialized while listeners avoid reentrant + deadlock. +- Sagas, `Cmd`, `Race`, `All`, `Take`, `TakeEvery`, `TakeLatest`, + `Debounce`, and `Timeout` need deterministic cancellation semantics. +- Tests for concurrency-sensitive changes run under `PYTHON_GIL=0`. +- Performance shortcuts cannot rely on the GIL or unsynchronized caches. + +Required evidence: stress tests, lock-order notes, cancellation tests, +shutdown tests, or a written `no concurrency impact: `. + +## MCP And Protocol Correctness + +This concern activates for commands, groups, schema, llms.txt, MCP, +gateway, registry, child transport, middleware, streaming, and context +output. + +- `tools/list` must describe what `tools/call` accepts. +- CLI `invoke`, programmatic `call`/`call_raw`, and MCP `tools/call` + should agree on command lookup, defaults, Context injection, errors, + and result serialization. +- JSON-RPC stdout must stay clean; diagnostics go to stderr or structured + return values. +- MCP errors need machine-readable repair data where Milo owns the error. + +Required evidence: parity tests across entrypoints, malformed input +tests, JSON-RPC transport tests, and docs/example updates. + +## Schema Truth + +This concern activates for `schema.py`, `commands.py`, `groups.py`, +`form.py`, `llms.py`, `mcp.py`, docs, examples, and scaffold. + +- `function_to_schema()` is the only command schema source. +- Defaults, optionality, `Literal`, `Enum`, dataclasses, TypedDict, + containers, `Annotated` constraints, and docstring descriptions must + produce truthful JSON Schema. +- `Context` and `ctx` are dispatch details, not schema parameters. +- Strict mode and `warn_missing_docs=True` support verifier and agent + repair loops. + +Required evidence: schema tests, llms.txt expectations, MCP tools/list +assertions, and docs/snippet updates when user-facing. + +## Terminal Cleanup And Rendering + +This concern activates for `app.py`, `input/`, `_compat.py`, templates, +theme, display-cell helpers, help, forms, and examples with TUIs. + +- Raw mode, alternate screen, cursor visibility, mouse mode, resize + monitors, tick threads, and Store shutdown must be restored even when + render, reducer, input, or teardown code fails. +- Terminal layout uses display-cell width helpers where Unicode or ANSI + makes `len()` wrong. +- Templates must compile under strict Kida settings and render useful + output without assuming color. + +Required evidence: cleanup tests, input tests, template compile checks, +render tests, snapshots, or manual terminal notes. + +## Docs, Examples, And Scaffold Parity + +This concern activates for user-visible behavior, CLI flags, public API, +schema, MCP, app lifecycle, templates, scaffold, verifier, and release +notes. + +- README, agent docs, site docs, examples, scaffold README, and tests must + describe the same commands and contracts. +- `milo new` projects should pass their generated tests and `milo verify`. +- Examples are copy paths, not decorative demos. +- Docs snippets that claim execution should be tagged for + `scripts/check_docs_snippets.py` when practical. + +Required evidence: docs-test, example smoke tests, scaffold tests, +README index tests, or a `no docs impact: ` note. + +## Performance And Startup Cost + +This concern activates for schema inference, command resolution, Store +dispatch, saga execution, rendering, gateway dispatch, child process +routing, template loading, and import paths. + +- Do not add startup imports to `milo/__init__.py`. +- Do not trade correctness or lifecycle semantics for cached speed. +- Benchmarks name workload, Python build, GIL state, baseline, and + whether a speed claim is being made. + +Required evidence: focused benchmark, baseline note, or +`no benchmark impact: `. + +## Release And Dependency Surface + +This concern activates for `pyproject.toml`, `uv.lock`, `.github/`, +`Makefile`, `CHANGELOG.md`, `changelog.d/`, `site/content/releases/`, +package data, and public version metadata. + +- Runtime dependency changes are maintainer-confirmed. +- Source changes that affect users need a towncrier fragment unless the + PR is explicitly marked otherwise. +- Package data must include bundled templates, scaffold files, and + `py.typed`. +- Release notes should agree with package metadata and changelog intent. + +## Security And Subprocess Boundaries + +This concern activates for subprocesses, child MCP servers, registry +paths, config reads/writes, version checks, docs commands, and examples. + +- Subprocess calls need explicit lifecycle, timeout, stderr/stdout + handling, and cleanup behavior. +- Registry and config writes need path clarity and atomicity where + persistence matters. +- Network or publishing behavior belongs at explicit boundaries. +- User-supplied paths and command examples must avoid hidden private + machine assumptions. + +## Known Regression Patterns + +- **Fabricated CLI or config fields.** Shape: docs or examples mention a + flag, option, or config field that argparse, schema, or config code does + not expose. Verification: grep `commands.py`, `groups.py`, `config.py`, + docs snippets, and tests for the exact name. +- **Unverified finding regression.** Shape: a reviewer reports a source + divergence that a grep would disprove. Verification: every factual + P0/P1 carries machine-verified, manual-confirmation-needed, or + not-machine-verifiable status. +- **Narrow-fix regression.** Shape: a P0 is corrected in one page or test + but survives in sibling docs, examples, scaffold, or site pages. + Verification: run the Global Sweep before closing the P0. +- **CLI/programmatic/MCP drift.** Shape: `invoke`, `call`, `call_raw`, and + `tools/call` disagree on defaults, Context injection, errors, or result + serialization. Evidence: `tests/test_command_contract.py`, + `tests/test_mcp_handler.py`, and `tests/test_ai_native.py`. +- **Schema requiredness drift.** Shape: agents see schema that differs + from function signature defaults, bool flags, `Literal`, or docstrings. + Evidence: `tests/test_schema_v2.py`, `tests/test_lazy.py`, and + `tests/test_command_contract.py`. +- **Silent exception relapse.** Shape: broad exceptions hide product + errors without `# silent: `. Evidence: Ruff `S110` policy and + existing annotations in `app.py`, `mcp.py`, `gateway.py`, and `_compat.py`. +- **Template strictness drift.** Shape: `.kida` files compile only because + undefined values or invalid calls are ignored. Verification: + `uv run python scripts/check_templates.py`. +- **Terminal cleanup regression.** Shape: alternate screen, raw mode, + cursor, mouse mode, resize monitor, tick thread, or Store shutdown is + left broken after errors. Evidence: `tests/test_app.py`, + `tests/test_input.py`, and `tests/test_compat.py`. +- **Verifier/scaffold drift.** Shape: generated projects or examples no + longer pass `milo verify`. Evidence: `tests/test_scaffold.py` and + `tests/test_verify.py`. +- **Docs-example index drift.** Shape: an example exists but README or + examples README no longer points to it. Evidence: + `tests/test_readme_example_index.py`. ## Done Criteria -- `make lint`, `make ty`, and `make test-cov` clean unless the PR explicitly documents why a narrower check was chosen. -- Run `uv run python scripts/check_templates.py` when touching `src/milo/templates/`, `examples/*/templates/`, scaffold templates, or Kida-facing docs/examples. + +- `make lint`, `make ty`, and `make test-cov` are clean unless the PR + explicitly documents why a narrower check was chosen. +- Run `uv run python scripts/check_templates.py` when touching + `src/milo/templates/`, `examples/*/templates/`, scaffold templates, or + Kida-facing docs/examples. +- Run `make docs-test` when touching docs snippets, examples, + scaffold README, templates, or site docs that claim runnable behavior. - Coverage stays at or above the branch-aware 80% floor. -- Tests exercise the interesting path: schema, CLI dispatch, programmatic call, MCP dispatch, malformed input, failure diagnostics, concurrency, terminal cleanup, or template compilation as relevant. -- Every accepted steward finding has one of: test updated, docs/example/scaffold updated, benchmark note added, or `no collateral: ` in Steward Notes. -- Contract-affecting PRs include a short parity matrix covering the surfaces touched, such as CLI invoke, CLI call, MCP, schema, docs, examples, scaffold, and tests. -- Hot-path changes in schema inference, command resolution, Store dispatch, saga execution, rendering, gateway dispatch, or child process routing include benchmark notes. -- Free-threading-sensitive changes include notes on shared mutable state, lock ordering, reentrant dispatch, cancellation, executor ordering, or why none apply. -- Public API changes include a towncrier fragment in `changelog.d/`, migration notes if breaking, and `__all__` updates when needed. +- Tests exercise the interesting path: schema, CLI dispatch, + programmatic call, MCP dispatch, malformed input, failure diagnostics, + concurrency, terminal cleanup, template compilation, scaffold, verifier, + or docs drift as relevant. +- Every accepted steward finding has one of: test updated, + docs/example/scaffold updated, benchmark note added, changelog fragment + added, or `no collateral: ` in Steward Notes. +- Contract-affecting PRs include a parity matrix covering the surfaces + touched, such as CLI invoke, CLI call, MCP, schema, llms.txt, docs, + examples, scaffold, verifier, and tests. +- Hot-path changes include benchmark notes for schema inference, command + resolution, Store dispatch, saga execution, rendering, gateway dispatch, + startup imports, or child process routing. +- Free-threading-sensitive changes include notes on shared mutable state, + lock ordering, reentrant dispatch, cancellation, executor ordering, or + why none apply. +- Public API changes include a towncrier fragment, migration notes if + breaking, and `__all__` updates when needed. - Error messages tell the reader what to do next. - -## Review Notes -Keep PRs to one concern unless a mechanical rename is the concern. Follow existing commit style (`fix:`, `refactor:`, `deps:`, `release:` or a plain descriptive imperative). The diff should show what changed; the PR description should explain why. Flag surprises: weird tests, unused public names, unexpected suppressions, dead code, benchmark gaps, free-threading assumptions, and any steward disagreement. diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md index a014cec..7b66f22 100644 --- a/CHANGELOG.md +++ b/CHANGELOG.md @@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ All notable changes to Milo are documented here. - Added display-cell width template filters for terminal layouts: `cell_width`, `cell_fit`, `cell_pad`, `cell_rpad`, and `cell_truncate`. ([#terminal-cell-width](https://github.com/lbliii/milo-cli/issues/terminal-cell-width)) - Added display-cell exact topology filters for terminal templates: `rule_line`, `divider_line`, `bottom_rule`, `frame_line`, `rail_line`, `cell_fill`, `cell_meter`, `open_rule`, `open_rule_divider`, and `open_rule_end`. ([#terminal-open-rules](https://github.com/lbliii/milo-cli/issues/terminal-open-rules)) - Add silent-exception lint gate and `# silent: ` annotations to prevent unlogged exception swallowing -- Adopt Kida 0.7 capabilities: `inline_components=True` and `validate_calls=True` defaults in `get_env()`; `enable_capture` opt-in kwarg on `get_env()` for static-site / capture flows; new `milo components` subcommand listing bundled and user-defined template defs (with `--json` for tooling, `--path` to scan extra dirs); `milo.live` re-exports for `LiveRenderer`, `Spinner`, `stream_to_terminal`, `terminal_env`; `kida.get_optimal_workers` now sizes the gateway, registry, and saga executor pools by workload type (IO_BOUND for I/O fan-out, RENDER for saga effects); `{% flush %}` boundaries added to `pipeline_progress` and `pipeline_detail` defs to encode streaming contract; CI gains a template compile-check via `scripts/check_templates.py`; new `examples/liverender` shows `LiveRenderer` outside the App harness; new docs page `usage/live.md`. +- Adopt Kida capabilities: `inline_components=True` and `validate_calls=True` defaults in `get_env()`; `enable_capture` opt-in kwarg on `get_env()` for static-site / capture flows; new `milo components` subcommand listing bundled and user-defined template defs (with `--json` for tooling, `--path` to scan extra dirs); `milo.live` re-exports for `LiveRenderer`, `Spinner`, `stream_to_terminal`, `terminal_env`; `kida.get_optimal_workers` now sizes the gateway, registry, and saga executor pools by workload type (IO_BOUND for I/O fan-out, RENDER for saga effects); `{% flush %}` boundaries added to `pipeline_progress` and `pipeline_detail` defs to encode streaming contract; CI gains a template compile-check via `scripts/check_templates.py`; new `examples/liverender` shows `LiveRenderer` outside the App harness; new docs page `docs/build-apps/live`. - Agent-first improvements: structured MCP validation errors with argument/constraint context, `form_schema()` introspection helper, `llms.txt` required/optional/default markers, `docs/agent-quickstart.md`, `docs/testing.md`, and `examples/greet/` test template. - Agent-native affordances: `milo new ` scaffold (app.py, tests, conftest, README), `milo verify ` six-check self-diagnosis (imports, CLI located, commands registered, schemas generate, in-process MCP list, subprocess MCP transport), `function_to_schema(..., warn_missing_docs=True)` surfacing undocumented typed params, README examples index with drift lint, and a Python 3.14+ preflight on `milo` with an actionable install hint instead of ImportError. @@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ All notable changes to Milo are documented here. - Tightened steward guidance with contract checklists, evidence-backed finding format, collateral update rules, synthesis requirements, and parity-matrix expectations for cross-surface work. ([#steward-contract-checklists](https://github.com/lbliii/milo-cli/issues/steward-contract-checklists)) - Added scoped AGENTS.md steward guidance for core Milo domains so future agent work has explicit ownership, consultation, and safety routing. - Adopt Python 3.14+ patterns: PEP 695 type aliases in middleware, match/case in form key handlers, frozen+slotted dataclasses in tests -- Bumped to `kida-templates>=0.7.0,<0.8.0`. Kida 0.7 makes `strict_undefined=True` the default — milo's bundled templates already conformed, so no behaviour changes for callers using stock templates. User templates that relied on silent-undefined fallbacks now raise `UndefinedError` at render; opt back into the loose mode by passing `get_env(strict_undefined=False)`. +- Bumped to `kida-templates>=0.9.0,<0.10.0`. Kida makes `strict_undefined=True` the default — milo's bundled templates already conformed, so no behaviour changes for callers using stock templates. User templates that relied on silent-undefined fallbacks now raise `UndefinedError` at render; opt back into the loose mode by passing `get_env(strict_undefined=False)`. ### Fixed diff --git a/STEWARD_AUDIT.md b/STEWARD_AUDIT.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b801f64 --- /dev/null +++ b/STEWARD_AUDIT.md @@ -0,0 +1,483 @@ +# Steward Audit + +This file records the Phase 4 self-audit of the AGENTS.md steward +network. Subagents audited scoped steward mandates against source, tests, +docs, and examples. Findings below preserve the requested Steward Signal +Format and verification status. + +## Synthesis + +- Accepted steward-network fixes: none; returned findings describe + source, test, or docs backlog items rather than contradictions in the + AGENTS.md network itself. +- Deferred implementation findings: all raw findings below. They are + useful backlog signals but are outside the steward-network bootstrap + patch unless the maintainer asks to expand scope. +- Rejected findings: none so far. +- Convergence rule: no duplicate finding from two independent stewards + has converged into an automatic P0 so far. +- Verification gate: all accepted raw findings below were reported as + machine-verified by the auditing subagent and include command or grep + receipts. +- Incomplete audits: Terminal Input, Scaffold And Verify Onboarding, and + Benchmarks timed out and were closed with no findings recorded. Their + absence here is not evidence of no issues. + +## Raw Signals + +### Milo Core + +Steward: Milo Core +Area: MCP tools/list and tools/call parity +Severity: P1 +Invariant: `tools/list` must describe what `tools/call` accepts; MCP +dispatch must not expose unadvertised commands. +Evidence: `src/milo/mcp.py:303` skips hidden commands in `_list_tools`, +while `src/milo/mcp.py:384` dispatches any resolved name through +`cli.call_raw()`. Receipt: +`rg -n "hidden|def _list_tools|def _call_tool|cli.call_raw" src/milo/mcp.py tests/test_mcp_handler.py` +found `src/milo/mcp.py:303: if cmd.hidden:` and +`tests/test_mcp_handler.py:90: assert "hidden-cmd" not in names`. +Behavior receipt: a direct `_list_tools` / `_call_tool` check returned +`tools= []` and a successful hidden command call with text `secret`. +User Impact: An MCP client that knows a hidden command name can invoke it +even though discovery says it is unavailable. +Required Fix: Make `_call_tool()` reject hidden commands with structured +`errorData`, or intentionally expose them in `tools/list`; the safer fix +is rejection. +Required Proof: Add a regression test that a hidden command is absent +from `tools/list` and returns an MCP error from `tools/call`. +Collateral: none if preserving current hidden-command documentation; +update docs only if hidden MCP semantics change. +Confidence: high +Verification Status: machine-verified + +Steward: Milo Core +Area: Shared dispatch argument semantics +Severity: P2 +Invariant: `CLI.invoke()`, `CLI.call()`, `CLI.call_raw()`, and MCP +`tools/call` must agree on error behavior for unsupported arguments. +Evidence: `src/milo/commands.py:1036` filters programmatic kwargs to +handler parameters; `tests/test_ai_native.py:219` asserts extra kwargs +are ignored; `tests/test_ai_native.py:316` asserts MCP with `bogus` +succeeds. Receipt: a grep for +`test_call_filters_extra_kwargs`, `test_call_tool_unexpected_arg_reports_argument`, +and `_filter_call_kwargs` over `src/milo/commands.py` and +`tests/test_ai_native.py`. +Behavior receipt: a direct parity check returned success for +`cli.call(... bogus=1)` and MCP, while `cli.invoke(... --bogus 1)` exited +2. +User Impact: Typos or stale agent arguments are silently dropped in +programmatic and MCP paths while the human CLI reports an error. +Required Fix: Validate unknown kwargs before filtering for `call`, +`call_raw`, and MCP, while continuing to hide or inject `Context`. +Required Proof: Add parity tests for unknown arguments across `invoke`, +`call`, `call_raw`, and `_call_tool`. +Collateral: update tests that currently encode ignored extra kwargs; no +docs impact unless public behavior is intentionally retained. +Confidence: high +Verification Status: machine-verified + +Steward: Milo Core +Area: Protocol error boundary for before-command hooks +Severity: P1 +Invariant: Protocol paths return values or structured data; MCP-owned +failures should not escape as process exits. +Evidence: `src/milo/commands.py:1079` runs before hooks before the +handler `try`; `src/milo/commands.py:1123` catches hook exceptions and +calls `sys.exit(1)`; `src/milo/mcp.py:408` catches `Exception`, not +`SystemExit`. Receipt: a grep for `_execute_command`, +`_run_before_command_hooks`, `sys.exit(1)`, and `except Exception as e` +over `src/milo/commands.py`, `src/milo/mcp.py`, and +`tests/test_commands_middleware.py`. +Behavior receipt: a bad `before_command` hook produced `SystemExit 1` +from both `cli.call("greet")` and `_call_tool(...)`. +User Impact: A hook failure can terminate an MCP server instead of +returning `isError` with repairable `errorData`. +Required Fix: Make before-hook execution honor `raise_on_error` or raise +a Milo error for programmatic/MCP paths, then let `_call_tool()` structure +the failure. +Required Proof: Add tests for before-hook failures through `call`, +`call_raw`, and MCP `tools/call`. +Collateral: none unless hook error semantics are documented. +Confidence: high +Verification Status: machine-verified + +Steward: Milo Core +Area: Lazy public API manifest +Severity: P3 +Invariant: Public names exposed through `__getattr__` should be listed in +`__all__`. +Evidence: `src/milo/__init__.py:57` maps `SagaContext`; +`src/milo/__init__.py:58` maps `EffectResult`; both are absent from +`__all__`. Receipt: a parser check over `src/milo/__init__.py` returned +`mapped_not_all= ['EffectResult', 'SagaContext']`. Test receipt: +`rg -n "__all__|SagaContext|EffectResult" tests/test_milo_init.py src/milo/__init__.py` +showed only spot checks for `Action`, `App`, and `Store`. +User Impact: `milo.SagaContext` and `milo.EffectResult` are accessible +lazy exports but omitted from `from milo import *`. +Required Fix: Add both names to `__all__` with maintainer confirmation, +or remove them from the lazy map if internal. +Required Proof: Add an exhaustive test that the lazy public map and +`__all__` agree. +Collateral: changelog/docs only if treated as a public API correction. +Confidence: medium +Verification Status: machine-verified + +### Tests + +Steward: Tests +Area: `src/milo/testing/_snapshot.py` saga helper correctness +Severity: P1 +Invariant: Test helpers must be proof surfaces; `src/milo/testing/**` +helper APIs should make regressions fail, not pass. +Evidence: `src/milo/testing/_snapshot.py:83` defines `assert_saga`; +`src/milo/testing/_snapshot.py:93` sends the next value; +`src/milo/testing/_snapshot.py:95` returns on `StopIteration` even if +expected steps remain. Receipt: a direct `.venv/bin/python -c ...` +script printed `accepted missing expected step` after expecting a second +unproduced `Put(Action("b"))`. +User Impact: A saga regression that drops a later effect can be silently +accepted by the public-ish testing helper. +Required Fix: Make `assert_saga` fail when the saga stops before all +expected steps are consumed, and preferably fail if unexpected extra +effects remain after expected steps. +Required Proof: Add focused `tests/test_testing.py` cases for early +exhaustion and extra yielded effects. +Collateral: no docs impact unless documenting stricter helper behavior. +Confidence: high +Verification Status: machine-verified + +Steward: Tests +Area: `tests/test_effects_stress.py` free-threading stress synchronization +Severity: P2 +Invariant: Concurrency-sensitive tests run under `PYTHON_GIL=0` and avoid +sleeps as synchronization. +Evidence: Receipts found sleep-based synchronization comments at +`tests/test_effects_stress.py:150`, `tests/test_effects_stress.py:199`, +and `tests/test_effects_stress.py:205`; another receipt counted 87 +`time.sleep` calls across selected state/effects tests. +User Impact: Free-threaded stress tests can be slow or flaky because +readiness and cancellation are inferred from wall-clock delays. +Required Fix: Replace readiness sleeps with explicit synchronization, +observable waiter registration, events, barriers, or condition polling +tied to the behavior under test. +Required Proof: Run affected stress tests under `PYTHON_GIL=0`. +Collateral: none; test-only stability issue. +Confidence: high +Verification Status: machine-verified + +Steward: Tests +Area: `src/milo/testing/_mcp.py` structured error assertions +Severity: P2 +Invariant: Failure tests check error codes, `errorData`, argument +context, constraints, and suggestions where Milo owns the error. +Evidence: `src/milo/testing/_mcp.py:23` defines `CallResult` with only +`text`, `is_error`, and `structured`; `src/milo/testing/_mcp.py:60` +receives raw `_call_tool` output; `src/milo/testing/_mcp.py:63` returns +without `errorData`. Existing helper tests assert only text and +`is_error`. +User Impact: Tests written through `MCPClient` cannot assert Milo-owned +structured repair data. +Required Fix: Expose `errorData` or the raw call response through +`CallResult`, and update `tests/test_testing_mcp.py` to assert a +structured error path. +Required Proof: Add an MCPClient failure test for missing or invalid +arguments that checks `errorData.argument` and `errorData.reason`. +Collateral: update testing docs if they show MCPClient error assertions. +Confidence: high +Verification Status: machine-verified + +Steward: Tests +Area: `src/milo/testing/_snapshot.py` render helper API +Severity: P3 +Invariant: Public-ish testing helper parameters should be meaningful and +covered. +Evidence: `src/milo/testing/_snapshot.py:21` declares +`width: int = 80`, but the receipt +`rg -n "width" src/milo/testing/_snapshot.py tests/test_testing.py` +found no other use or test. +User Impact: The public render helper advertises a width control that +does nothing. +Required Fix: Either pass `width` into the render environment/template +contract if supported, or remove the parameter before it becomes +documented. +Required Proof: Add a focused `assert_renders` width behavior test if +retained, or update tests to confirm the simpler signature if removed. +Collateral: check README and `docs/testing.md` only if documented there. +Confidence: high +Verification Status: machine-verified + +### Agent Docs + +Steward: Agent Docs +Area: `docs/agent-quickstart.md` MCP tool naming +Severity: P1 +Invariant: Commands match reality; quickstart reaches MCP. +Evidence: The quickstart registers a direct MCP server but later tells +the user to call `my_cli.greet`; direct MCP tests assert tool name +`greet`, while gateway code prefixes `{cli_name}.{original_name}`. +Receipts cited `docs/agent-quickstart.md:94`, `:103`, `:111`, `:121`, +`:123`, `src/milo/mcp.py:301`-`:312`, `src/milo/gateway.py:291`-`:298`, +`examples/greet/tests/test_greet.py:37`-`:46`, and +`src/milo/_scaffold/default/tests/test_app.py:34`-`:36`. +User Impact: An agent following default direct registration can try to +call a non-existent `my_cli.greet`; that name is only valid through the +gateway path. +Required Fix: Split direct-server verification using `greet` from gateway +verification using `my_cli.greet`, or make gateway setup required before +instructing `my_cli.greet`. +Required Proof: Add or update a docs parity test for direct versus +gateway tool names. +Collateral: `docs/agent-quickstart.md`; check scaffold README wording. +Confidence: high +Verification Status: machine-verified + +Steward: Agent Docs +Area: scaffold README deep links +Severity: P2 +Invariant: Generated onboarding must be followable from scaffold output. +Evidence: `src/milo/_scaffold/default/README.md:113`-`:115` points at +repo-relative docs paths; generated project files do not include `docs/` +or `site/`; scaffold code copies only the scaffold template tree. +User Impact: A user opening a newly scaffolded project gets dead local +doc paths unless they are inside the Milo source repository. +Required Fix: Replace generated README repo-relative doc paths with +public URLs or explicit source-repository links. +Required Proof: Add a scaffold README test that "More" links are absolute +URLs or paths present in the generated project. +Collateral: scaffold README; possibly `docs/agent-quickstart.md`. +Confidence: high +Verification Status: machine-verified + +Steward: Agent Docs +Area: snippet verification coverage +Severity: P2 +Invariant: Runnable docs fences should use `milo-docs:*` directives when +the local checker can verify them. +Evidence: `scripts/check_docs_snippets.py` checks only `milo-docs:*` +fences; receipts found untagged shell/Python fences in +`docs/agent-quickstart.md` and `docs/testing.md`, while +`examples/greet/README.md` shows directive usage. +User Impact: Core agent docs can drift while `make docs-test` still +passes. +Required Fix: Tag practical Python fences with `milo-docs:compile`, +practical shell fences with `milo-docs:run`, and non-runnable setup +fences with `milo-docs:skip reason=...`. +Required Proof: Run `uv run python scripts/check_docs_snippets.py` over +the affected docs and scaffold README. +Collateral: `docs/agent-quickstart.md`, `docs/testing.md`, and scaffold +README if made checkable. +Confidence: high +Verification Status: machine-verified + +### Templates And Default UX + +Steward: Templates And Default UX +Area: `src/milo/templates/components/_defs.kida` +Severity: P2 +Invariant: Unicode, ANSI, combining marks, and fixed-width terminal +layout use `_cells.py` helpers rather than `len()`. +Evidence: Receipts cited `_defs.kida` lines 79, 141, 156, 162, 203, 246, +and 290 using `| length` or string padding, plus `_cells.py:3`. +User Impact: Command names, panel titles, phase names, or colored/wide +text can misalign fixed terminal layouts. +Required Fix: Replace fixed-width `| length` and string-multiply padding +with `cell_width`, `cell_fit`, `cell_pad`, `cell_rpad`, `frame_line`, or +equivalent helpers. +Required Proof: Add focused render tests for `command_row`, `panel`, +`phase_detail`, `pipeline_detail`, and `pipeline_progress` using CJK and +ANSI-styled values. +Collateral: snapshots or examples only where rendered output +intentionally changes; otherwise `no docs impact: internal helper +correction`. +Confidence: high +Verification Status: machine-verified + +### Site And Reference Docs + +Steward: Site And Reference Docs +Area: Release notes / dependency surface +Severity: P1 +Invariant: Release notes match changelog intent; `site/content/releases/**`, +`CHANGELOG.md`, `changelog.d/**`, and package metadata tell the same story. +Evidence: `pyproject.toml:12` and `uv.lock` require +`kida-templates>=0.9.0,<0.10.0`; `changelog.d/kida-0.9.changed.md:1` +records the 0.9 bump, while release and changelog text still mentioned +Kida 0.7. +User Impact: Users reading the current release surface get the wrong +runtime dependency range and upgrade context. +Required Fix: Align the public release/changelog surface with package +metadata. +Required Proof: Grep release surfaces for old Kida 0.7 claims and the +new `kida-templates>=0.9.0,<0.10.0` range. +Collateral: Release notes and changelog; no source behavior change. +Confidence: high +Verification Status: machine-verified + +Steward: Site And Reference Docs +Area: Changelog / documentation information architecture +Severity: P2 +Invariant: Navigation remains discoverable; release notes and changelog +point to authoritative public docs. +Evidence: `CHANGELOG.md:14` says the live-rendering docs page is +`usage/live.md`; docs IA tests retire the `usage` section; the actual +page is `site/content/docs/build-apps/live.md`. +User Impact: Contributors and release readers looking for the documented +live-rendering page are sent to a retired path. +Required Fix: Replace `usage/live.md` with the current docs path or add +an intentional redirect/reference. +Required Proof: Confirm `site/content/docs/usage/live.md` is absent, +`site/content/docs/build-apps/live.md` is present, and docs IA tests pass. +Collateral: Changelog/release surface only. +Confidence: high +Verification Status: machine-verified + +Steward: Site And Reference Docs +Area: Reference docs / platform paths +Severity: P3 +Invariant: Public claims match code; path examples avoid hidden platform +assumptions. +Evidence: `_compat.py` returns `%LOCALAPPDATA%/milo` on Windows and +`~/.milo` on Unix, while MCP and command docs state Unix-only +`~/.milo/...` paths. +User Impact: Windows users get the wrong registry/cache location when +troubleshooting MCP installs and version-check caching. +Required Fix: Describe these as platform data-dir paths, with Unix and +Windows examples. +Required Proof: Update docs and verify with `tests/test_compat.py` +path expectations. +Collateral: MCP docs and command/version-check docs. +Confidence: high +Verification Status: machine-verified + +Steward: Site And Reference Docs +Area: Docs snippets / checkability +Severity: P3 +Invariant: Runnable claims are checkable; usage docs do not teach stale +or broken examples. +Evidence: `site/content/docs/build-clis/commands.md` has a tagged Python +snippet that uses `sys.stderr` without importing `sys`; the current +snippet checker compiles Python snippets and reported all tagged snippets +passed. +User Impact: A copied version-check example can raise `NameError` on the +update-notice path. +Required Fix: Add `import sys` to the snippet or avoid `sys.stderr`; +consider a stronger check mode later. +Required Proof: Re-run `uv run python scripts/check_docs_snippets.py`. +Collateral: Site command docs and snippet-check coverage if stronger +directive is added. +Confidence: high +Verification Status: machine-verified + +### Examples + +Steward: Examples +Area: examples/downloader reducer purity +Severity: P2 +Invariant: Interactive examples keep reducers pure; I/O, logging, clocks, +sleeps, random values, and subprocess work belong in sagas, `Cmd`, +command handlers, or explicit boundary code. +Evidence: Auditor cited clock reads in `examples/downloader/app.py` from +the reducer path. +User Impact: Users copying the downloader example inherit nondeterminism, +weakening replay, snapshot tests, and free-threading reasoning. +Required Fix: Move clock reads out of `reducer()` into saga/Cmd/tick +payloads or boundary actions. +Required Proof: Add or update an example reducer test proving +deterministic elapsed/start-time behavior without wall-clock reads. +Collateral: `examples/downloader/app.py` and focused example test +coverage; no template collateral. +Confidence: high +Verification Status: machine-verified + +Steward: Examples +Area: README examples index API names +Severity: P3 +Invariant: README indexes point to examples that exist and describe their +current purpose. +Evidence: Auditor found README rows teaching `before_run`/`after_run` +instead of `before_command`/`after_command`, and standalone +`@command`/`@resource` instead of `@cli.command`/`@cli.resource`. +User Impact: The root Examples Index teaches stale or imprecise API +names. +Required Fix: Update README example-index Key APIs to match actual +example code and public API names. +Required Proof: Add an index assertion or docs check that catches stale +Key API text, or record manual audit. +Collateral: `README.md`; optionally taskman docstrings. +Confidence: high +Verification Status: machine-verified + +Steward: Examples +Area: greet test template copy path +Severity: P3 +Invariant: Copy-safe READMEs keep commands short, current, and runnable +from the example directory. +Evidence: `examples/greet/README.md` says the template is +`tests/test_greet.py` and tells users to copy it next to `app.py`, but +the template lives under `examples/greet/tests/` and assumes a `tests/` +subdirectory. +User Impact: Users can copy the test file into the wrong location. +Required Fix: Correct README guidance to copy into `tests/test_greet.py` +under the project directory, or adjust the template so "next to app.py" +is true. +Required Proof: Keep `uv run pytest examples/greet/tests/ -q` passing. +Collateral: `examples/greet/README.md`; possibly agent docs/testing docs. +Confidence: high +Verification Status: machine-verified + +Steward: Examples +Area: README index drift gate +Severity: P3 +Invariant: Index links are honest and describe current purpose. +Evidence: Existing tests only check link substrings, so stale Key API +descriptions can pass. +User Impact: README descriptions can drift while the index test remains +green. +Required Fix: Strengthen `tests/test_readme_example_index.py` to validate +structured rows or known Key API text. +Required Proof: A failing fixture or assertion that catches the stale +README rows. +Collateral: `tests/test_readme_example_index.py`; `README.md` once stale +rows are corrected. +Confidence: high +Verification Status: machine-verified + +Steward: Templates And Default UX +Area: Help rendering docs parity +Severity: P2 +Invariant: Built-in templates and docs describe the same render data +shape. +Evidence: Receipts cited site help docs for `state.epilog` and +`state.usage`, while `src/milo/help.py` constructs `HelpState` without +populating those values. +User Impact: Users overriding `help.kida` are told `state.epilog` and +`state.usage` are populated but receive empty defaults. +Required Fix: Populate `usage` and `epilog` from argparse, or change docs +to mark them as reserved/default-empty. +Required Proof: Add a help-rendering test with parser `usage` and +`epilog`, or a docs-only test if choosing documentation. +Collateral: `site/content/docs/build-clis/help.md`; no changelog unless +behavior changes. +Confidence: high +Verification Status: machine-verified + +Steward: Templates And Default UX +Area: Form/select template docs parity +Severity: P3 +Invariant: Docs, examples, and bundled templates describe the same +default UX. +Evidence: Site docs promise `[x]` / `[ ]` select indicators, while +`src/milo/templates/form.kida` and `field_select.kida` render an icon and +blank indentation. +User Impact: Docs promise a radio-style visual that the bundled templates +do not render. +Required Fix: Align docs with current icon-based UX or change templates +to render `[x]` / `[ ]`. +Required Proof: Add or update a form/select render assertion. +Collateral: `site/content/docs/build-apps/forms.md` and +`site/content/docs/build-apps/templates.md`; no examples impact unless +visual contract changes. +Confidence: high +Verification Status: machine-verified diff --git a/STEWARD_QUESTIONS.md b/STEWARD_QUESTIONS.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5dd938e --- /dev/null +++ b/STEWARD_QUESTIONS.md @@ -0,0 +1,94 @@ +# Steward Questions + +These are the SME questions the bootstrap cannot answer from source, +tests, docs, changelog, or recent PR titles alone. Treat every item as +manual-confirmation-needed until the maintainer answers it or source +evidence is added. + +## Root Constitution + +- Which names in `src/milo/__init__.py` are considered permanent public + API versus alpha-stage convenience exports? +- Should this repo add a CODEOWNERS file even though there is currently + one maintainer, or should root guidance continue to say governance is + maintainer-routed? +- Which release changes should require site release notes in + `site/content/releases/` in addition to a `changelog.d/` fragment? + +## Milo Core + +- Which MCP protocol features are strategic commitments versus current + implementation details? +- Which `Config`, plugin, middleware, pipeline, and completion APIs should + be treated as public for compatibility promises? +- What breaking-change policy should apply before the project leaves + alpha status? + +## Terminal Input + +- Which terminals or platforms are explicitly supported beyond the + behavior covered by `tests/test_input.py` and `tests/test_compat.py`? +- Should unsupported escape sequences be documented as best-effort + behavior or intentionally left as implementation detail? +- What manual terminal cleanup checks should reviewers run before merging + raw-mode or resize changes? + +## Templates And Default UX + +- Which bundled components are stable enough for users to import directly + from `components/_defs.kida`? +- What level of visual churn is acceptable in help, form, and progress + output before it needs migration notes? +- Should display-cell helper behavior be documented as public API or as + template implementation support? + +## Scaffold And Verify Onboarding + +- Should `milo verify` remain a stable public API, or can check names and + report shape change freely during alpha? +- What generated project shape should be considered the long-term + canonical Milo app layout? +- Which verifier failures should be hard failures versus warnings as the + agent workflow evolves? + +## Tests + +- Are there test classes or fixtures that are intentionally public + examples for downstream users to copy? +- Which flaky or slow tests are tolerated because they catch + free-threading issues? +- Should every bug fix require a regression test, or are there categories + where `no test impact` is acceptable by default? + +## Agent Docs + +- Which agent integrations should docs name explicitly, and which should + stay provider-neutral? +- Should quickstart docs optimize for local repo development or installed + package usage first? +- Which troubleshooting cases are common enough to deserve first-class + tables rather than issue-specific notes? + +## Site And Reference Docs + +- What is the product story for Milo relative to the rest of the Bengal + ecosystem as the packages evolve? +- Which pages are canonical references versus tutorial material that can + be more narrative? +- How much migration guidance should be preserved for pre-0.3 APIs? + +## Examples + +- Which examples are flagship and should receive stricter smoke coverage? +- Which examples are allowed to be larger integration showcases rather + than minimal copy paths? +- Should examples demonstrate optional extras such as YAML or watch + behavior, or keep to the default install only? + +## Benchmarks + +- Which benchmark workloads are release-blocking when they regress? +- What threshold should count as meaningful regression outside the CI + comparison comment? +- Should baseline files record machine details, or should they stay + intentionally coarse and relative? diff --git a/benchmarks/AGENTS.md b/benchmarks/AGENTS.md index 7633d30..9bdea28 100644 --- a/benchmarks/AGENTS.md +++ b/benchmarks/AGENTS.md @@ -1,46 +1,93 @@ -# Benchmarks Steward +# Steward: Benchmarks -This domain represents performance evidence for Milo's hot paths under Python 3.14t. Benchmarks matter because speed changes cannot trade away pure Python, schema truth, or free-threading correctness. +You guard performance evidence for Milo's hot paths under Python 3.14t. +Benchmarks matter because speed changes cannot trade away pure Python, +schema truth, lifecycle semantics, or free-threading correctness. -Related docs: -- root `AGENTS.md` -- `src/milo/AGENTS.md` -- `benchmarks/README.md` -- `benchmarks/BASELINE.md` +Related: [root](../AGENTS.md), [core](../src/milo/AGENTS.md), +[benchmarks README](README.md), [baseline](BASELINE.md). +Cross-cutting concerns: performance/startup cost, free-threading, +schema truth, MCP/protocol correctness, terminal rendering, and release +surface. ## Point Of View -Represent downstream CLIs paying startup, dispatch, schema, rendering, gateway, Store, and saga costs on every run. + +You represent downstream CLIs paying startup, dispatch, schema, +rendering, gateway, Store, and saga costs on every run. You defend +measurement that explains user-visible cost. ## Protect -- Benchmarks stay focused on user-visible hot paths: command resolution, schema inference, MCP/gateway dispatch, Store contention, saga execution, reducer throughput, and rendering. -- Performance claims must name the workload, Python build, GIL state, and baseline. -- Optimizations must not add runtime dependencies, compiled code, global mutable caches without invalidation, or protocol drift. -- Contention benchmarks should preserve free-threaded assumptions rather than relying on the GIL. + +- **Benchmark hot paths.** Focus on command resolution, schema inference, + MCP/gateway dispatch, Store contention, saga execution, reducer + throughput, rendering, template loading, child routing, and startup. +- **Name the workload.** Performance claims include workload, Python + build, GIL state, machine context when relevant, and baseline. +- **Correctness remains source of truth.** Faster behavior that drifts + from tests is a failure. +- **No dependency shortcuts.** Benchmarks cannot justify new runtime + dependencies, compiled hot paths, or caches that break lifecycle + semantics. +- **Free-threading assumptions remain explicit.** Contention benchmarks + should not rely on the GIL for safety. +- **Baseline changes explain cause.** Updating `BASELINE.md` states + whether code, benchmark, dependency, or environment changed. +- **No network or service noise.** Benchmarks avoid external services, + sleeping systems, and machine-specific paths. ## Contract Checklist -- Hot-path code changes either update/add a benchmark, cite an existing benchmark, or explain `no benchmark impact: `. -- Benchmark notes name command, schema, Store, saga, MCP/gateway, rendering, or startup workload and the Python/GIL configuration. -- Speed claims include before/after numbers or explicitly say no claim is being made. -- Benchmark changes keep correctness tests as the source of truth; faster-but-drifting behavior is a failure. -- Baseline updates explain whether the code, benchmark, dependency, or machine environment changed. + +When this domain changes, check: + +- `benchmarks/test_bench_schema.py` - schema inference and typing + surfaces. +- `benchmarks/test_bench_mcp.py`, `test_bench_gateway.py` - MCP, + gateway, namespacing, and dispatch cost. +- `benchmarks/test_bench_store.py`, `test_bench_saga.py`, + `test_bench_contention.py`, `test_bench_reducer.py` - Store, + reducers, effects, saga execution, and contention. +- `benchmarks/test_bench_render.py` - Kida environment, template loading, + rendering, display-cell helpers, and terminal output cost. +- `benchmarks/conftest.py` - benchmark fixtures and shared setup. +- `benchmarks/README.md`, `benchmarks/BASELINE.md` - benchmark usage, + expected workloads, and baseline notes. +- `Makefile`, `.github/workflows/benchmarks.yml`, + `pyproject.toml` - benchmark commands, dependency groups, and CI. +- Source hot paths touched by a PR - decide whether to add/update a + benchmark or write `no benchmark impact: `. ## Advocate -- Benchmark additions with any hot-path code change. -- Baseline updates only when the benchmark or environment change is explained. -- Small benchmark cases that isolate the suspected cost before broad suites. -## Serve Peers -- Give core stewards evidence before changing dispatch, schema, Store locks, gateway child routing, or rendering. -- Give tests a correctness baseline so speed work does not weaken behavior. -- Give review notes enough detail to judge performance risk without rerunning everything. +- **Bench with hot-path changes.** Add focused cases when schema, + dispatch, Store, saga, rendering, gateway, child routing, or startup + code moves. +- **Avoid broad suites first.** Isolate suspected cost before adding + wide benchmarks. +- **No unsupported speed claims.** If no before/after number exists, say + no performance claim is being made. +- **Pair with correctness.** Ask tests to prove behavior before using + benchmark output to justify an optimization. ## Do Not -- Benchmark implementation details that can improve while users get slower. -- Use network, sleeping services, or machine-specific paths in benchmarks. -- Treat benchmark noise as a product result. -- Use benchmarks to justify compiled dependencies or broad caching that breaks lifecycle semantics. + +- Benchmark implementation details that can improve while users get + slower. +- Use network, sleeping services, private paths, or environmental state. +- Treat benchmark noise as product evidence. +- Use benchmarks to justify compiled dependencies or broad mutable + caches without lifecycle proofs. +- Update baselines without explaining what changed. ## Own -- `benchmarks/**`, especially `test_bench_contention.py`, `test_bench_schema.py`, `test_bench_mcp.py`, `test_bench_gateway.py`, `test_bench_store.py`, `test_bench_saga.py`, and `test_bench_render.py`. -- `benchmarks/README.md` and `benchmarks/BASELINE.md`. -- `make bench` guidance and benchmark notes in PR descriptions. + +**Code:** `benchmarks/**`, `benchmarks/conftest.py`, and benchmark-facing +workflow/Makefile lines. + +**Tests:** benchmark suite through `make bench` and CI benchmark workflow. + +**Docs:** `benchmarks/README.md`, `benchmarks/BASELINE.md`, and PR +benchmark notes. + +**Agent artifacts:** this file and root performance guidance. + +**CODEOWNERS:** none present; route human decisions to the maintainer. diff --git a/changelog.d/kida-0.9.changed.md b/changelog.d/kida-0.9.changed.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1bcdda0 --- /dev/null +++ b/changelog.d/kida-0.9.changed.md @@ -0,0 +1,4 @@ + + +Bumped the runtime dependency to `kida-templates>=0.9.0,<0.10.0` and +refreshed the lockfile. diff --git a/changelog.d/steward-network.changed.md b/changelog.d/steward-network.changed.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e8cb69c --- /dev/null +++ b/changelog.d/steward-network.changed.md @@ -0,0 +1,5 @@ + + +Expanded the AGENTS.md steward network with verification-status signals, +cross-cutting root concerns, known regression patterns, steward +questions, and self-audit tracking. diff --git a/docs/AGENTS.md b/docs/AGENTS.md index cb29aeb..c0b4971 100644 --- a/docs/AGENTS.md +++ b/docs/AGENTS.md @@ -1,46 +1,90 @@ -# Agent Docs Steward +# Steward: Agent Docs -This domain represents the short, agent-facing docs outside the public website. These docs are operational instructions for creating, testing, and diagnosing Milo CLIs. +You guard the short, agent-facing docs outside the public website. These +docs are operational instructions for creating, testing, verifying, and +diagnosing Milo CLIs without reading the whole reference manual. -Related docs: -- root `AGENTS.md` -- `README.md` -- `site/content/docs/about/architecture.md` +Related: [root](../AGENTS.md), [README](../README.md), +[site architecture](../site/content/docs/about/architecture.md), +[quickstart](agent-quickstart.md), [testing](testing.md). +Cross-cutting concerns: MCP/protocol correctness, schema truth, +docs/example/scaffold parity, security/subprocess boundaries, and +public-safe filtering. ## Point Of View -Represent coding agents and maintainers who need concise, executable instructions rather than a full reference manual. + +You represent coding agents and maintainers who need concise, executable +instructions. You defend docs that can be followed, verified, and repaired +without hidden context. ## Protect -- Commands in docs must match current CLI flags, scaffold output, and public APIs. -- `docs/agent-quickstart.md` must get from function to working MCP tool without hidden steps. -- `docs/testing.md` must preserve the schema, direct dispatch, and MCP dispatch test layers. -- Error examples must preserve structured `errorData` fields agents can parse. -- Docs should distinguish warnings from failures for `milo verify`. + +- **Commands match reality.** CLI snippets, flags, imports, and paths must + match current public API, scaffold output, examples, and tests. +- **Quickstart reaches MCP.** `docs/agent-quickstart.md` must get from a + typed function to a working MCP tool without unstated setup. +- **Testing layers stay intact.** `docs/testing.md` preserves schema, + direct dispatch, MCP dispatch, `milo verify`, and free-threading test + guidance. +- **Structured errors remain visible.** Error examples show `errorData` + fields agents can parse and repair. +- **Verifier semantics are clear.** Warnings and failures are distinct, + and docs say which one exits nonzero. +- **Protocol caveats are explicit.** MCP stdout corruption, Context + omission from schema, and non-serializable return values stay documented. +- **Snippet checks are used where practical.** Runnable docs fences should + use `milo-docs:*` directives when the local checker can verify them. +- **No private setup.** Agent docs avoid private paths, services, tokens, + or machine-specific assumptions. ## Contract Checklist -- Public CLI, MCP, schema, scaffold, or verify changes update `docs/agent-quickstart.md` or `docs/testing.md`, or the PR explains why these docs are unaffected. -- New or changed command snippets use current flags, current import paths, and a runnable project shape. -- Structured error behavior changes include an agent-parseable example or a `no docs impact` note. -- Tagged code fences are covered by `uv run python scripts/check_docs_snippets.py`; untagged snippets must be intentionally illustrative. -- Cross-links to README, site docs, examples, scaffold, and tests remain pointed at existing files or pages. + +When this domain changes, check: + +- `docs/agent-quickstart.md` - scaffold path, function example, CLI run, + llms.txt, MCP registration, `milo verify`, troubleshooting, and error + data contract. +- `docs/testing.md` - schema, `invoke`, MCP `_call_tool`, verifier, + rendering helpers, test commands, and free-threading guidance. +- `README.md` - links into agent docs and quickstart claims. +- `src/milo/_scaffold/default/README.md` - generated onboarding parity. +- `examples/greet/**` - smallest agent-facing runnable example. +- `scripts/check_docs_snippets.py`, `tests/test_docs_snippets.py`, + `tests/test_migration_docs.py` - snippet verification behavior. +- `site/content/docs/**` - deeper reference pages linked from short docs. ## Advocate -- Troubleshooting tables that map symptoms to fixes agents can execute. -- Links from short docs to deeper site reference when detail would bloat the quick path. -- Updating docs in the same PR as public behavior, scaffold, or verify changes. -## Serve Peers -- Give scaffold, examples, and tests a consistent onboarding story. -- Give core API changes a place for migration notes before release docs are rebuilt. -- Give site docs concise source material for longer explanations. +- **Troubleshooting tables.** Add symptom/cause/fix rows agents can act + on before adding long conceptual prose. +- **Executable proof.** Prefer snippets that can run under + `scripts/check_docs_snippets.py`. +- **Short docs, deep links.** Link to site reference when detail would + bloat the agent path. +- **Same-PR docs updates.** Public behavior, scaffold, verifier, or MCP + changes should update these docs or record `no docs impact: `. ## Do Not -- Document behavior that is not covered by tests or examples. -- Use command snippets that require private paths, interactive-only setup, or unstated services. + +- Document behavior that is not covered by code, tests, examples, or a + manual-confirmation-needed note. +- Use snippets requiring private paths, interactive-only setup, or + unstated services. - Hide protocol caveats like stdout corruption for MCP tools. -- Turn quickstart docs into exhaustive architecture references. +- Turn quickstarts into architecture references. +- Let agent docs disagree with scaffold output or examples. ## Own -- `docs/agent-quickstart.md` and `docs/testing.md`. -- Cross-links from `README.md` into these docs. -- Consistency with scaffold output, `milo verify`, and example tests. + +**Code:** no runtime code; coordinate with `scripts/check_docs_snippets.py` +when agent docs need new verification modes. + +**Tests:** `tests/test_docs_snippets.py`, `tests/test_migration_docs.py`, +and scaffold/example tests that prove documented paths. + +**Docs:** `docs/agent-quickstart.md`, `docs/testing.md`, README links, +and generated scaffold README parity. + +**Agent artifacts:** this file and root docs parity guidance. + +**CODEOWNERS:** none present; route human decisions to the maintainer. diff --git a/examples/AGENTS.md b/examples/AGENTS.md index 7747438..a147df6 100644 --- a/examples/AGENTS.md +++ b/examples/AGENTS.md @@ -1,50 +1,97 @@ -# Examples Steward +# Steward: Examples -This domain represents the runnable examples users copy into real CLIs. Examples are not demos off to the side; they are migration paths from curiosity to production use. +You guard the runnable examples users copy into real CLIs. Examples are +not side demos; they are migration paths from curiosity to production +use. -Related docs: -- root `AGENTS.md` -- `src/milo/AGENTS.md` -- `README.md` -- `docs/agent-quickstart.md` -- `site/content/docs/build-clis/*` +Related: [root](../AGENTS.md), [core](../src/milo/AGENTS.md), +[README](../README.md), [agent quickstart](../docs/agent-quickstart.md), +[examples index](README.md). +Cross-cutting concerns: MCP/protocol correctness, schema truth, +templates/default UX, docs/example/scaffold parity, terminal cleanup, and +public-safe filtering. ## Point Of View -Represent developers and coding agents choosing the nearest example, copying it, and adapting it under time pressure. + +You represent developers and coding agents choosing the nearest example, +copying it, and adapting it under time pressure. You defend examples that +teach one current pattern clearly. ## Protect -- Every example should run with the current public API and teach one focused pattern. -- Example READMEs, README index rows, and site docs must point to examples that actually exist. -- Agent-facing examples must preserve the one function to CLI/MCP/llms.txt contract. -- Interactive examples must keep reducers pure and push effects into sagas or `Cmd`. -- Example templates must compile under strict Kida rules. + +- **Examples run on current public API.** Imports, decorators, flags, + schemas, Context usage, and app APIs match `src/milo/**`. +- **Each example has a focused lesson.** Examples should not mix unrelated + features unless they are explicitly integration examples. +- **Agent-facing examples preserve the core contract.** A typed function + should become CLI, MCP, and llms.txt without extra schema files. +- **Interactive examples keep reducers pure.** I/O and sleeps belong in + sagas, `Cmd`, command handlers, or explicit boundaries. +- **Templates compile strictly.** Example `.kida` files pass the same + compile gate as bundled templates. +- **Index links are honest.** Root README and `examples/README.md` point + to examples that exist and describe their current purpose. +- **No hidden environment.** Examples avoid private paths, services, + tokens, and non-default runtime dependencies. +- **Protocol examples respect stdout.** MCP examples do not use `print()` + in paths where stdout is JSON-RPC. ## Contract Checklist -- Public API, CLI flag, schema, MCP, app/runtime, form/flow, or template changes check affected examples for drift. -- New examples include the smallest useful runnable path and avoid mixing unrelated features. -- Example README commands, README index rows, site docs, and tests point to the same existing files and commands. -- Example templates touched by a change run through `scripts/check_templates.py`. -- Examples that demonstrate a public contract have at least a smoke test or a documented reason they are docs-only. + +When this domain changes, check: + +- `examples/*/app.py` - public imports, command registration, context + output, schema annotations, reducer purity, app lifecycle, and CLI + flags. +- `examples/*/templates/**` - strict Kida compilation and render data + shape. +- `examples/*/README.md`, `examples/README.md`, `README.md` - example + index and command parity. +- `examples/greet/**` - agent-facing smallest CLI and testing pattern. +- `examples/outputgallery/**` - advanced terminal rendering and adoption + guidance. +- `tests/test_readme_example_index.py`, + `tests/test_outputgallery_example.py`, `tests/test_verify.py` - + drift and verifier gates. +- `scripts/check_templates.py`, `scripts/check_docs_snippets.py` - + template and snippet checks. +- `site/content/docs/examples/**` and feature docs that link to examples. ## Advocate -- Examples that show hard boundaries clearly: MCP errors, context output, lazy imports, config, pipeline, plugins, forms, flows, and sagas. -- Small tests for representative examples when they document a public contract. -- Removing or rewriting examples that no longer teach a distinct current pattern. -## Serve Peers -- Give docs concrete runnable snippets. -- Give tests realistic fixtures for schema, dispatch, templates, and app state. -- Give scaffold a canonical baseline for the simplest project. -- Give core maintainers quick smoke paths for public API changes. +- **Small smoke tests.** Add focused tests for examples that demonstrate + public contracts. +- **Hard-boundary examples.** Improve examples for MCP errors, Context + output, lazy imports, config, pipeline, plugins, forms, flows, and + sagas when those surfaces are otherwise abstract. +- **Prune stale examples.** Remove or rewrite examples that no longer + teach a distinct current pattern. +- **Copy-safe READMEs.** Keep commands short, current, and runnable from + the example directory. ## Do Not + - Add examples that need new runtime dependencies. -- Use stale APIs, hidden setup, hard-coded machine paths, or protocol-breaking stdout in MCP examples. -- Mix several unrelated features into one example unless the example is explicitly an integration pattern. +- Use stale APIs, hidden setup, hard-coded machine paths, or + protocol-breaking stdout. +- Mix several unrelated features into one example unless the point is + integration. - Let example code drift from README or site snippets. +- Treat examples as exempt from verification because they are "just docs." ## Own -- `examples/**`, including `examples/*/templates/**` and example READMEs. -- README example index consistency via `tests/test_readme_example_index.py`. -- Template compilation checks for example templates. -- Example references in `README.md`, `docs/agent-quickstart.md`, and site usage docs. + +**Code:** `examples/**`, including `examples/*/app.py`, +`examples/*/templates/**`, and example READMEs. + +**Tests:** `tests/test_readme_example_index.py`, +`tests/test_outputgallery_example.py`, verifier coverage for examples, +and example-local tests. + +**Docs:** README example index, `examples/README.md`, +`docs/agent-quickstart.md`, and site example references. + +**Agent artifacts:** this file and root docs/example/scaffold parity +guidance. + +**CODEOWNERS:** none present; route human decisions to the maintainer. diff --git a/pyproject.toml b/pyproject.toml index ff086ae..ef7a042 100644 --- a/pyproject.toml +++ b/pyproject.toml @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ description = "Template-driven CLI applications for free-threaded Python" readme = "README.md" requires-python = ">=3.14" license = "MIT" -dependencies = ["kida-templates>=0.7.0,<0.8.0"] +dependencies = ["kida-templates>=0.9.0,<0.10.0"] keywords = ["cli", "terminal", "forms", "free-threading", "template", "elm"] classifiers = [ "Development Status :: 3 - Alpha", diff --git a/site/AGENTS.md b/site/AGENTS.md index e0f52cb..e17a283 100644 --- a/site/AGENTS.md +++ b/site/AGENTS.md @@ -1,48 +1,103 @@ -# Site And Reference Docs Steward +# Steward: Site And Reference Docs -This domain represents the public documentation site: architecture, usage guides, reference pages, tutorials, release notes, and site configuration. It matters because external users learn Milo's contracts here after the README. +You guard the public documentation site: architecture, reference pages, +usage guides, tutorials, release notes, navigation, and site +configuration. External users learn Milo's contracts here after the +README. -Related docs: -- root `AGENTS.md` -- `README.md` -- `docs/agent-quickstart.md` -- `docs/testing.md` +Related: [root](../AGENTS.md), [README](../README.md), +[agent quickstart](../docs/agent-quickstart.md), [testing](../docs/testing.md), +[site index](content/_index.md). +Cross-cutting concerns: docs/example/scaffold parity, schema truth, +MCP/protocol correctness, terminal cleanup, release surface, and +public-safe filtering. ## Point Of View -Represent external readers evaluating Milo, current users upgrading, and contributors trying to find the authoritative behavior for a feature. + +You represent external readers evaluating Milo, current users upgrading, +and contributors trying to find authoritative behavior. You defend public +claims from drift and aspirational wording. ## Protect -- Site docs must track current public API names, flags, examples, and Python/runtime requirements. -- Architecture docs must preserve the pure reducer, effects boundary, Store lock, and free-threading model. -- Usage docs should not teach patterns that violate MCP stdout, Kida strict undefined, lazy imports, or typed schema contracts. -- Release notes and changelog material must match towncrier fragments and package version intent. -- Site config changes must not break search, navigation, or docs discoverability. + +- **Public claims match code.** API names, CLI flags, examples, Python + requirements, dependency claims, and MCP behavior must match source and + tests. +- **Architecture docs preserve runtime truth.** Reducer purity, effects, + Store locking, terminal lifecycle, and free-threading assumptions stay + aligned with `src/milo/**`. +- **Reference docs describe contracts.** Schema, dispatch, MCP, errors, + actions, and types pages should state behavior agents and humans can + rely on. +- **Usage docs do not teach bad patterns.** Site examples avoid protocol + stdout corruption, permissive templates, stale imports, or reducer I/O. +- **Release notes match changelog intent.** `site/content/releases/**`, + `CHANGELOG.md`, `changelog.d/**`, and package metadata tell the same + story. +- **Navigation remains discoverable.** Frontmatter, card links, icons, + category metadata, and site config should build under Bengal. +- **Runnable claims are checkable.** Code blocks that claim execution use + snippet checks where practical. +- **No internal leaks.** Public docs avoid private names, private + infrastructure, unverified internal numbers, and private direction + quotes. ## Contract Checklist -- Public behavior changes update the closest reference page, tutorial, or usage guide, or Steward Notes say `no site docs impact: `. -- CLI flag, command, schema, MCP, or llms.txt changes keep README, site docs, and agent docs in agreement. -- Runtime architecture changes update diagrams or conceptual pages when reducers, effects, Store locking, terminal lifecycle, or free-threading assumptions move. -- Code blocks that claim to compile or run are tagged for `scripts/check_docs_snippets.py` when practical. -- Card links, frontmatter icons, categories, and navigation paths resolve under the repo's docs tests before relying on Bengal output. -- Changelog fragments exist for public API, protocol, or user-visible behavior changes. + +When this domain changes, check: + +- `site/content/docs/about/**` - architecture, philosophy, ecosystem, + thread-safety, and when-to-use claims. +- `site/content/docs/build-clis/**` - commands, groups, lazy commands, + context, output, help, llms.txt, and MCP behavior. +- `site/content/docs/build-apps/**` - app state, forms, flows, sagas, + commands/effects, input, templates, live rendering, and plugins. +- `site/content/docs/reference/**` - schema, dispatch, types, actions, + and errors. +- `site/content/docs/get-started/**`, + `site/content/docs/applied-tutorials/**`, `site/content/docs/examples/**` + - onboarding and example parity. +- `site/content/releases/**`, `CHANGELOG.md`, `changelog.d/**`, + `pyproject.toml` - release and version alignment. +- `site/config/**`, `site/data/**`, `site/assets/**` - site build, + navigation, external refs, and assets. +- `scripts/check_docs_snippets.py`, + `tests/test_docs_information_architecture.py`, + `tests/test_docs_snippets.py`, `tests/test_migration_docs.py` - + verification gates. ## Advocate -- Short reference pages that spell out contracts, error behavior, and migration notes. -- Cross-links from each feature to the closest runnable example and test pattern. -- Keeping architecture diagrams current when runtime behavior changes. -## Serve Peers -- Give examples and scaffold clear docs targets to link to. -- Give tests doc snippets that can be mirrored as regression cases. -- Give core maintainers public wording for behavior that agents and humans both depend on. +- **Short contract pages.** Prefer concise pages that state behavior, + errors, and migration notes over long conceptual repetition. +- **Source-linked examples.** Link each feature to a runnable example and + a test pattern when one exists. +- **Current diagrams.** Update architecture diagrams when runtime + behavior, dispatch flow, or thread ownership changes. +- **Public-safe language.** Keep motivations public and evidence + source-verifiable. ## Do Not -- Add aspirational features to docs before code and tests exist. -- Let README, site usage docs, and quickstarts disagree on command names or flags. + +- Add aspirational features before code and tests exist. +- Let README, site docs, agent docs, and examples disagree on command + names or flags. - Hide breaking changes in prose without changelog or migration notes. -- Change site build tooling or optional docs dependencies without human check-in. +- Change site build tooling or docs dependencies without maintainer + confirmation. +- Use private names, private paths, or unverified metrics in public docs. ## Own -- `site/content/docs/**`, `site/content/releases/**`, `site/config/**`, `site/data/**`, and site assets. -- Public docs consistency with `README.md`, `CHANGELOG.md`, and `changelog.d/**`. -- Site snippets under `site/content/_snippets/**`. + +**Code:** `site/config/**`, `site/data/**`, `site/assets/**`, and site +build-facing configuration. + +**Tests:** docs IA, snippet, migration, and site-reference tests under +`tests/**`. + +**Docs:** `site/content/docs/**`, `site/content/releases/**`, +`site/content/_index.md`, public docs cross-links, and release pages. + +**Agent artifacts:** this file and public-safe filter guidance in root. + +**CODEOWNERS:** none present; route human decisions to the maintainer. diff --git a/site/content/releases/0.3.0.md b/site/content/releases/0.3.0.md index 1323647..77b49d5 100644 --- a/site/content/releases/0.3.0.md +++ b/site/content/releases/0.3.0.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- title: Milo 0.3.0 -description: Agent-native scaffolding and verification, Kida 0.7 templates, terminal layout filters, and contract hardening. +description: Agent-native scaffolding and verification, Kida templates, terminal layout filters, and contract hardening. type: changelog date: 2026-05-03 draft: false @@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Feature release focused on agent-native CLI authoring, stricter template contrac - **Agent-native authoring** — `milo new ` scaffolds a tested CLI project, and `milo verify ` runs import, schema, dispatch, in-process MCP, and subprocess MCP transport checks. - **Agent repair loops** — MCP validation errors now carry structured argument and constraint context; `llms.txt` output marks required, optional, and defaulted inputs more clearly. -- **Kida 0.7 adoption** — Milo now uses `kida-templates>=0.7.0,<0.8.0`, with inline component compilation and validated template calls enabled by default. +- **Kida adoption** — Milo now uses `kida-templates>=0.9.0,<0.10.0`, with inline component compilation and validated template calls enabled by default. - **Strict undefined templates** — Stock templates already satisfy strict rendering. User templates that relied on silent undefined fallbacks now raise `UndefinedError`; pass `get_env(strict_undefined=False)` to keep loose rendering. - **Terminal layout filters** — New display-cell filters and open-rule helpers make table, frame, divider, meter, and truncation output align by rendered cell width. - **Steward system** — Scoped `AGENTS.md` files define ownership, contract checklists, consultation triggers, and review expectations across core, docs, tests, templates, examples, site, benchmarks, and scaffold domains. diff --git a/src/milo/AGENTS.md b/src/milo/AGENTS.md index c8c1404..5ab13c9 100644 --- a/src/milo/AGENTS.md +++ b/src/milo/AGENTS.md @@ -1,59 +1,126 @@ -# Milo Core Steward +# Steward: Milo Core -This domain represents the framework contract: one function becoming CLI, MCP, llms.txt, terminal app, and typed public API. Core mistakes propagate directly into downstream CLIs and agent tools. +You guard the framework contract that turns one typed function into a +human CLI command, an MCP tool, an llms.txt entry, and, when needed, an +interactive terminal app. A mistake here propagates directly into every +downstream CLI and agent integration. -Related docs: -- root `AGENTS.md` -- `README.md` -- `site/content/docs/about/architecture.md` -- `docs/agent-quickstart.md` -- `docs/testing.md` +Related: [root](../../AGENTS.md), [README](../../README.md), +[architecture](../../site/content/docs/about/architecture.md), +[agent quickstart](../../docs/agent-quickstart.md), [testing](../../docs/testing.md). +Cross-cutting concerns: free-threading, MCP/protocol correctness, +schema truth, terminal cleanup, docs/example/scaffold parity, +performance, release surface, and subprocess boundaries. ## Point Of View -Represent downstream CLI authors, MCP clients, human terminal users, and contributors who depend on stable public names, truthful schemas, deterministic dispatch, and repairable errors. + +You represent downstream CLI authors, MCP clients, human terminal users, +and contributors who need stable public names, truthful schemas, +deterministic dispatch, and repairable errors. You defend one shared +contract across CLI, programmatic, MCP, docs, tests, and examples. ## Protect -- `CLI.run()`, `CLI.invoke()`, `CLI.call()`/`call_raw()`, and MCP `tools/call` must share command semantics. -- `function_to_schema` is authoritative for input schema; `Context` injection stays invisible to MCP schemas. -- `milo.__init__` remains lazy and keeps the PEP 703 `_Py_mod_gil = 0` marker. -- Public dataclasses, config objects, command definitions, schema markers, pipeline types, and effect types keep their frozen/slots intent unless a public break is approved. -- MCP responses keep structured `errorData` useful enough for agents to repair calls without parsing text. -- Store dispatch, saga cancellation, action waiters, debouncing, races, `All`, and child sagas remain correct under true parallelism. -- Terminal app lifecycle restores raw mode, alternate screen, cursor, mouse mode, and resize handling even on errors. -- Pipeline dependencies, retries, output capture, and progress state cannot report success for skipped or failed work. + +- **Shared dispatch semantics.** `CLI.run()`, `CLI.invoke()`, + `CLI.call()`, `CLI.call_raw()`, and MCP `tools/call` must agree on + command lookup, defaults, Context injection, error behavior, and result + serialization. +- **Single schema source.** `src/milo/schema.py` remains authoritative for + input schemas; do not introduce parallel schema models or hand-written + MCP schemas that shadow function signatures. +- **Lazy public API.** `src/milo/__init__.py` keeps public names behind + `__getattr__`, lists them in `__all__`, and preserves `_Py_mod_gil()`. +- **Frozen contracts stay intentional.** Public dataclasses, command + definitions, schema markers, config objects, pipeline types, and effect + types keep their frozen/slotted shape unless the maintainer approves a + public break. +- **MCP errors are repairable.** Milo-owned failures carry structured + `errorData`, error codes, argument names, constraints, and suggestions + where agents can act on them. +- **Runtime ordering is explicit.** Store dispatch, listeners, saga + execution, action waiters, debouncing, cancellation trees, and child + sagas must remain deterministic under `PYTHON_GIL=0`. +- **Terminal lifecycle is recoverable.** `App` restores raw mode, + alternate screen, cursor visibility, mouse mode, resize handling, tick + threads, and Store shutdown across error paths. +- **Pipeline state is truthful.** Dependencies, retries, skips, log + capture, progress state, and MCP timeline output cannot report success + for failed or skipped work. +- **Output boundaries are clean.** Protocol paths return values or write + JSON-RPC to stdout only at the transport boundary; diagnostics use + stderr or structured data. ## Contract Checklist -- Command dispatch changes get parity coverage across CLI invocation, programmatic call/call_raw, MCP `tools/call`, help/llms.txt when applicable, and malformed input diagnostics. -- Schema changes exercise annotations, defaults, `Annotated`, `Literal`, optionality, docstring descriptions, and MCP input schema output. -- MCP/gateway changes cover `initialize`, `tools/list`, `tools/call`, resources/prompts when touched, JSON-RPC error codes, notifications, streaming progress, and child-process routing. -- State/app/runtime changes name shared mutable state, lock ordering, reentrant dispatch risks, cancellation/shutdown behavior, executor ordering, and terminal cleanup. -- Public exports or dataclass/effect/config changes update `src/milo/__init__.py`, docs, examples, scaffold, changelog, and typing tests as relevant. -- Hot-path changes include benchmark notes for schema inference, command resolution, Store dispatch, saga execution, rendering, gateway dispatch, or child process routing. + +When this domain changes, check: + +- `src/milo/commands.py`, `_command_defs.py`, `groups.py`, `cli.py` - + command registration, resolution, help, `invoke`, `call`, `call_raw`, + and global flag behavior. +- `src/milo/schema.py` - annotations, defaults, `Annotated`, `Literal`, + optionality, docstring descriptions, strict mode, and Context omission. +- `src/milo/mcp.py`, `_mcp_router.py`, `_jsonrpc.py`, `gateway.py`, + `_child.py`, `registry.py` - initialize, tools, resources, prompts, + notifications, progress, namespacing, child routing, and JSON-RPC + diagnostics. +- `src/milo/state.py`, `_types.py`, `app.py`, `flow.py`, `form.py`, + `reducers.py` - shared mutable state, lock ordering, reentrant + dispatch, cancellation, executor ordering, and terminal cleanup. +- `src/milo/pipeline.py` - phase ordering, cycle detection, policy + validation, log capture, active pipeline locking, and timeline output. +- `src/milo/__init__.py` - lazy export map, `__all__`, version, and + `_Py_mod_gil()`. +- `tests/test_command_contract.py`, `test_schema_v2.py`, `test_mcp*.py`, + `test_gateway.py`, `test_state.py`, `test_effects*.py`, + `test_app.py`, `test_pipeline.py`, `test_context.py` - focused proof. +- `README.md`, `docs/agent-quickstart.md`, `docs/testing.md`, + `site/content/docs/**`, `examples/**`, `src/milo/_scaffold/**` - + collateral for user-visible behavior. ## Advocate -- More schema coverage for modern typing when it improves agent correctness. -- Clearer diagnostics at CLI, MCP, and `milo verify` boundaries. -- Benchmarks for command resolution, schema inference, Store dispatch, MCP/gateway dispatch, and rendering. -- Smaller public APIs with better examples instead of speculative knobs. - -## Serve Peers -- Give tests three-path fixtures for schema, CLI/programmatic dispatch, and MCP dispatch. -- Give docs stable examples that match current public exports. -- Give templates simple data shapes and predictable built-in globals/filters. -- Give examples and scaffold the smallest correct pattern for new CLI authors. -- Give benchmarks focused cases for hot paths before optimizing code. + +- **Parity tests first.** Add or extend contract tests that cover CLI, + programmatic, MCP, schema, and llms.txt together when behavior spans + those surfaces. +- **Sharper diagnostics.** Prefer structured Milo errors and verifier + checks that tell agents what to fix next. +- **Smaller public API.** Improve existing names before adding knobs, + effects, globals, config, or transports. +- **Concurrency receipts.** Include lock-order notes, stress tests, or + shutdown tests when runtime state changes. +- **Hot-path evidence.** Add benchmark notes for schema inference, + command resolution, Store dispatch, saga execution, rendering, gateway, + or startup changes. ## Do Not -- Add top-level imports to `src/milo/__init__.py`. + - Add a runtime dependency or schema/model framework. -- Change command resolution, MCP routing, public exports, config surface, or effect sets without human check-in. -- Swallow protocol or subprocess errors without structured diagnostics or an explicit `# silent:` rationale. -- Put terminal writes or stdout protocol output in reusable library paths that should return values. -- Fold adjacent refactors into bug fixes unless the refactor is the fix. +- Add top-level imports to `src/milo/__init__.py`. +- Change command resolution, MCP routing, public exports, config surface, + or effect sets without maintainer confirmation. +- Swallow protocol or subprocess errors without structured diagnostics or + an explicit `# silent:` rationale. +- Put terminal writes or protocol stdout in reusable library paths that + should return values. +- Fold adjacent refactors into bug fixes unless the refactor is required + for the fix. ## Own -- Core tests in `tests/test_cli.py`, `test_command_defs.py`, `test_groups.py`, `test_schema_v2.py`, `test_mcp*.py`, `test_gateway.py`, `test_state.py`, `test_effects*.py`, `test_app.py`, `test_pipeline.py`, `test_context.py`, and related focused files. -- Public API export checks in `tests/test_milo_init.py` and typing checks via `make ty`. -- Protocol and dispatch examples in `README.md`, `docs/agent-quickstart.md`, and site usage docs. -- Changelog fragments for public API, behavior, or protocol changes. -- Benchmark coordination with `benchmarks/` for hot-path changes. + +**Code:** `src/milo/*.py` except narrower scoped directories called out +by local `AGENTS.md`; core still coordinates cross-boundary contracts. + +**Tests:** `tests/test_cli.py`, `test_command_defs.py`, +`test_command_contract.py`, `test_commands_core.py`, `test_groups.py`, +`test_schema_v2.py`, `test_mcp*.py`, `test_gateway.py`, +`test_state.py`, `test_effects*.py`, `test_app.py`, +`test_pipeline.py`, `test_context.py`, `test_milo_init.py`. + +**Docs:** `README.md`, `docs/agent-quickstart.md`, `docs/testing.md`, +`site/content/docs/reference/**`, `site/content/docs/build-clis/**`, +`site/content/docs/build-apps/**`. + +**Agent artifacts:** root `AGENTS.md`, this file, scoped peer files, +`STEWARD_AUDIT.md`, `STEWARD_QUESTIONS.md`. + +**CODEOWNERS:** none present; route human decisions to the maintainer. diff --git a/src/milo/_scaffold/AGENTS.md b/src/milo/_scaffold/AGENTS.md index f764fb6..acd0cb6 100644 --- a/src/milo/_scaffold/AGENTS.md +++ b/src/milo/_scaffold/AGENTS.md @@ -1,48 +1,101 @@ -# Scaffold Steward +# Steward: Scaffold And Verify Onboarding -This domain represents `milo new`: the first project shape many humans and agents will copy. A scaffold regression creates broken CLIs at the front door. +You guard `milo new` and the generated project shape that many humans +and agents copy first. A scaffold regression creates broken CLIs at the +front door, and a verifier regression teaches agents the wrong repair +loop. -Related docs: -- root `AGENTS.md` -- `src/milo/AGENTS.md` -- `docs/agent-quickstart.md` -- `docs/testing.md` -- `src/milo/_scaffold/default/README.md` +Related: [root](../../../AGENTS.md), [core](../AGENTS.md), +[agent quickstart](../../../docs/agent-quickstart.md), +[testing](../../../docs/testing.md), +[scaffold README](default/README.md). +Cross-cutting concerns: MCP/protocol correctness, schema truth, +docs/example/scaffold parity, release surface, and subprocess boundaries. ## Point Of View -Represent a new CLI author or coding agent who needs a minimal, correct, testable Milo project without knowing the internals. + +You represent a new CLI author or coding agent who needs a minimal, +correct, testable Milo project without knowing internals. You defend the +first-run path from stale imports, unsafe writes, and partial verification. ## Protect -- Scaffolded projects must run as a human CLI and pass their own tests immediately. -- Generated command names, project names, imports, README commands, and tests must agree. -- The default app must demonstrate typed parameters, docstring parameter descriptions, and no protocol-breaking stdout. -- Scaffold writes must refuse unsafe overwrites and keep error messages actionable. -- Scaffold templates must stay compatible with current public API exports and Python version requirements. + +- **Generated projects run immediately.** `milo new` output must execute + as a human CLI and pass its own tests without hidden setup. +- **Names agree everywhere.** Generated directory names, app imports, + command names, README commands, tests, and verifier expectations must + reference the same project. +- **Schema-first example.** The default app demonstrates typed + parameters, docstring parameter descriptions, and no protocol-breaking + stdout. +- **Unsafe overwrites are refused.** Scaffold writes do not silently + replace user files or create ambiguous partial projects. +- **Verifier mirrors agent reality.** `milo verify` checks imports, CLI + discovery, command registration, schema generation, in-process MCP + listing, and subprocess MCP transport. +- **Warnings and failures differ.** Verifier warnings exit successfully; + failures exit nonzero and explain the next fix. +- **Generated tests teach parity.** Scaffolded tests cover schema, direct + dispatch, MCP dispatch, and verifier behavior. +- **Public API stays current.** Scaffold templates use only current + public exports and Python version requirements. ## Contract Checklist -- Public API, CLI dispatch, schema, MCP, context, or verify changes test the generated scaffold path or explain why scaffold is unaffected. -- Scaffold file changes update generated README commands, generated tests, docs quickstarts, and `milo verify` expectations together. -- New scaffold behavior refuses unsafe overwrites and has actionable error tests. -- Scaffold examples preserve schema, direct dispatch, and MCP dispatch coverage for a new user's first command. -- Template or README snippets touched here run through docs/template checks where applicable. + +When this domain changes, check: + +- `src/milo/_scaffold/__init__.py` - project name validation, directory + writes, overwrite refusal, rendered files, and next-step output. +- `src/milo/_scaffold/default/**` - app template, README commands, + generated tests, conftest, and packaging assumptions. +- `src/milo/verify.py` - check names, statuses, exit codes, import + behavior, CLI discovery, schema warnings, in-process MCP, subprocess + MCP handshake, timeout, and messages. +- `src/milo/cli.py` - `milo new` and `milo verify` command wiring and + human-facing output. +- `tests/test_scaffold.py`, `tests/test_verify.py` - generated project + roundtrip, unsafe overwrite, verifier failure modes, and example + verification. +- `docs/agent-quickstart.md`, `docs/testing.md`, `README.md`, + `site/content/docs/get-started/**` - onboarding parity. +- `examples/greet/**` and other agent-facing examples - copied testing + pattern consistency. ## Advocate -- Small generated examples that cover schema, direct dispatch, and MCP dispatch. -- Better `milo verify` alignment when scaffold expectations evolve. -- More precise scaffold errors instead of permissive name handling. -## Serve Peers -- Give docs and examples a canonical smallest project. -- Give tests stable generated files and predictable output. -- Give core API maintainers early warnings when public names or dispatch semantics break onboarding. +- **First project as contract test.** Strengthen generated tests whenever + schema, dispatch, MCP, or verifier behavior changes. +- **Precise verifier messages.** Improve check messages before adding + broad docs prose. +- **Small scaffold surface.** Keep the default project minimal rather + than adding optional dependencies, packaging complexity, or multiple + app styles. +- **Example alignment.** Keep `examples/greet` and scaffold output close + enough that users can compare them line by line. ## Do Not -- Add optional dependencies, packaging complexity, or broad project layout to the default scaffold. -- Teach patterns that differ from the docs or examples. + +- Add optional dependencies or broad project layout to the default + scaffold. +- Teach patterns that differ from docs, examples, or public API exports. - Overwrite user files silently. -- Use brittle string output where structured test assertions are possible. +- Use brittle string-only assertions where structured verifier checks are + available. +- Add verifier checks that cannot tell the user what to do next. ## Own -- `src/milo/_scaffold/__init__.py` and `src/milo/_scaffold/default/**`. -- `tests/test_scaffold.py` and scaffold portions of `tests/test_verify.py`. -- Scaffold references in `docs/agent-quickstart.md`, `docs/testing.md`, `README.md`, and site quickstart pages. + +**Code:** `src/milo/_scaffold/__init__.py`, +`src/milo/_scaffold/default/**`, and scaffold-facing parts of +`src/milo/cli.py`. Coordinate `src/milo/verify.py` with core. + +**Tests:** `tests/test_scaffold.py`, `tests/test_verify.py`, scaffolded +project tests, and example verifier tests. + +**Docs:** `docs/agent-quickstart.md`, `docs/testing.md`, scaffold README, +README onboarding sections, and site get-started pages. + +**Agent artifacts:** this file, root known regression patterns, and +`STEWARD_QUESTIONS.md` onboarding questions. + +**CODEOWNERS:** none present; route human decisions to the maintainer. diff --git a/src/milo/input/AGENTS.md b/src/milo/input/AGENTS.md index c3327d9..72c1f10 100644 --- a/src/milo/input/AGENTS.md +++ b/src/milo/input/AGENTS.md @@ -1,47 +1,90 @@ -# Terminal Input Steward +# Steward: Terminal Input -This domain represents raw terminal input, key decoding, and platform-specific terminal mode behavior. It matters because a small mistake can leave a user's terminal broken or make interactive apps impossible to drive reliably. +You guard raw terminal input, key decoding, and platform-specific +terminal mode behavior. A small mistake here can leave a user's terminal +broken or make interactive apps impossible to drive reliably. -Related docs: -- root `AGENTS.md` -- `src/milo/AGENTS.md` -- `site/content/docs/build-apps/input.md` -- `site/content/docs/about/architecture.md` +Related: [root](../../../AGENTS.md), [core](../AGENTS.md), +[input docs](../../../site/content/docs/build-apps/input.md), +[architecture](../../../site/content/docs/about/architecture.md). +Cross-cutting concerns: free-threading, terminal cleanup, subprocess +boundaries, and docs/example parity. ## Point Of View -Represent humans using interactive Milo apps on real terminals, tests simulating key streams, and app/runtime peers that need normalized `Key` objects. + +You represent humans using interactive Milo apps on real terminals, tests +simulating key streams, and app/runtime peers that need normalized +`Key` objects independent of platform quirks. ## Protect -- Raw mode must be entered only for TTYs and must be restored through context-manager exit paths. -- Escape sequences, modifiers, Ctrl keys, printable characters, and unknown sequences must degrade predictably. -- Platform-specific behavior stays isolated in `_platform.py`; decoding rules stay isolated in `_sequences.py` and `_reader.py`. -- Input errors must be actionable and wrapped as Milo input errors where callers can recover or report cleanly. -- No reader path should busy-spin or block terminal cleanup. + +- **TTY gate before raw mode.** `KeyReader` enters raw mode only for TTYs + and reports actionable input errors when interactive use is impossible. +- **Cleanup on failure.** Raw mode restoration must run when setup, + reading, decoding, or app teardown fails. +- **Decoder isolation.** Escape sequence mapping stays in + `_sequences.py`; reader orchestration stays in `_reader.py`; terminal + system calls stay in `_platform.py` and `_compat.py`. +- **Predictable degradation.** Escape sequences, modifiers, Ctrl keys, + printable characters, and unknown sequences produce stable `Key` + values rather than surprising crashes. +- **No busy-spin readers.** Reader loops and resize monitors should block + or poll with bounded waits and must not prevent terminal cleanup. +- **Platform boundaries are narrow.** Unix-specific `termios` and Windows + or polling behavior do not leak into app, form, flow, or reducer code. +- **User-facing key names stay documented.** App/form/flow changes that + rely on key semantics update docs and examples when users see them. ## Contract Checklist -- Decoder changes include fixture/table coverage for printable keys, modifiers, Ctrl keys, escape sequences, and unknown sequences relevant to the change. -- Raw-mode or platform changes document cleanup paths and test context-manager restoration where practical. -- App/form/flow changes relying on key semantics update input docs and examples if user-visible key names or behavior change. -- Non-TTY behavior remains explicit; no interactive path should accidentally consume redirected stdin as terminal input. -- Terminal error paths keep actionable Milo errors rather than platform tracebacks. + +When this domain changes, check: + +- `src/milo/input/_reader.py` - `KeyReader` lifecycle, TTY behavior, + alt/escape handling, Ctrl handling, iterator behavior, and errors. +- `src/milo/input/_platform.py` - raw mode, `read_char`, + `read_available`, `is_tty`, and terminal restore paths. +- `src/milo/input/_sequences.py` - sequence table for arrows, + modifiers, function keys, tab, enter, backspace, delete, home/end, and + page keys. +- `src/milo/_compat.py` - resize watch behavior and platform fallback. +- `src/milo/app.py`, `form.py`, `flow.py` - user-visible key semantics + that consume `Key` values. +- `tests/test_input.py`, `tests/test_compat.py`, `tests/test_app.py` - + decoder fixtures, raw-mode cleanup, non-TTY behavior, and resize paths. +- `site/content/docs/build-apps/input.md` and examples using special keys + - docs parity. ## Advocate -- Small fixture-driven tests for new escape sequences and platform edge cases. -- More explicit docs for unsupported terminal behavior when users can act on it. -- Narrow platform abstractions instead of scattering `sys.stdin`, `termios`, or Windows-specific logic. -## Serve Peers -- Provide `App` and form flows stable `Key` semantics independent of platform. -- Help tests avoid flaky real-TTY dependencies by exposing decode-level units. -- Give docs exact key names and limitations for interactive examples. +- **Fixture-driven key tests.** Add table tests for every new escape + sequence or modifier behavior. +- **Cleanup receipts.** Prefer explicit cleanup tests over manual terminal + confidence when raw mode changes. +- **Small platform adapters.** Keep terminal APIs narrow enough that tests + can patch them without real TTY dependencies. +- **Clear unsupported cases.** Document limitations when users can take + action. ## Do Not + - Add broad terminal libraries or curses-like dependencies. -- Treat non-TTY stdin as interactive input. -- Hide raw-mode restore failures if they prevent cleanup code from running. +- Treat redirected stdin as interactive terminal input. +- Hide raw-mode restore failures if they prevent later cleanup from + running. - Put rendering or app state policy into the input decoder. +- Use sleeps as synchronization unless timing itself is under test. ## Own -- `src/milo/input/_reader.py`, `_platform.py`, `_sequences.py`, and package exports. -- `tests/test_input.py` plus any platform-specific fixtures added for key parsing. -- Input sections in `site/content/docs/build-apps/input.md` and examples that rely on special keys. + +**Code:** `src/milo/input/_reader.py`, `_platform.py`, `_sequences.py`, +`src/milo/input/__init__.py`, and input-facing parts of `_compat.py`. + +**Tests:** `tests/test_input.py`, `tests/test_compat.py`, and focused app +tests that validate input-driven cleanup. + +**Docs:** `site/content/docs/build-apps/input.md`, architecture docs, and +examples that rely on special keys. + +**Agent artifacts:** this file and root terminal cleanup guidance. + +**CODEOWNERS:** none present; route human decisions to the maintainer. diff --git a/src/milo/templates/AGENTS.md b/src/milo/templates/AGENTS.md index 6d92b57..69e1bab 100644 --- a/src/milo/templates/AGENTS.md +++ b/src/milo/templates/AGENTS.md @@ -1,50 +1,101 @@ -# Templates And Default UX Steward +# Steward: Templates And Default UX -This domain represents Milo's bundled Kida templates, theme filters, help/progress/form rendering, and default terminal UX. It matters because every scaffold, example, and app inherits these affordances. +You guard Milo's bundled Kida templates, theme filters, display-cell +helpers, help rendering, form rendering, progress rendering, and default +terminal UX. Every scaffold, example, and interactive app inherits these +defaults. -Related docs: -- root `AGENTS.md` -- `src/milo/AGENTS.md` -- `site/content/docs/build-apps/templates.md` -- `site/content/docs/build-clis/help.md` -- `site/content/docs/build-apps/forms.md` +Related: [root](../../../AGENTS.md), [core](../AGENTS.md), +[templates docs](../../../site/content/docs/build-apps/templates.md), +[help docs](../../../site/content/docs/build-clis/help.md), +[forms docs](../../../site/content/docs/build-apps/forms.md). +Cross-cutting concerns: schema truth, terminal cleanup, docs/example +parity, performance, and release surface. ## Point Of View -Represent app authors who expect templates to be strict, composable, accessible in plain terminals, and stable enough to snapshot-test. + +You represent app authors who expect templates to be strict, composable, +plain-terminal friendly, and stable enough to snapshot-test. You defend +the render boundary from undefined state and brittle visual tricks. ## Protect -- Every bundled `.kida` file compiles under Kida strict undefined and `validate_calls=True`. -- Template defs stay top-level; no `{% def %}` nested inside conditionals or loops. -- Built-in templates must not reference undeclared globals, filters, fields, or state keys. -- Help, error, form, field, and progress templates must render useful output in narrow terminals and without color assumptions. -- Theme filters and defaults should not require extra runtime dependencies. + +- **Strict Kida compilation.** Every bundled `.kida` file compiles with + `inline_components=True`, `validate_calls=True`, and strict undefined. +- **Top-level defs only.** Kida component defs stay top-level; do not nest + `{% def %}` inside conditionals, loops, or blocks. +- **Declared render contract.** Built-in templates must not reference + undeclared globals, filters, fields, or state keys. +- **Terminal output is useful without color.** Help, error, form, field, + progress, and component templates render legibly in plain terminals and + narrow widths. +- **Display-cell correctness.** Unicode, ANSI, combining marks, and fixed + width terminal layout use `_cells.py` helpers rather than `len()`. +- **No new runtime dependency.** Theme filters and template helpers stay + pure Python and rely on Kida plus Milo helpers. +- **Compile gates cover examples.** Example and scaffold templates move + with bundled template contract changes. +- **Snapshot changes explain behavior.** Rendering diffs should document + what user-visible contract changed. ## Contract Checklist -- Template changes run `uv run python scripts/check_templates.py` and update snapshots or focused rendering tests as needed. -- Form/help/progress/error template changes check the producer data shape in Python code, docs examples, scaffold, and examples. -- New filters, globals, or template state keys are documented at the render boundary and tested under strict undefined. -- Narrow-terminal or display-cell behavior changes include rendering evidence or tests for ANSI, CJK, combining marks, and plain fallback where relevant. -- Docs and examples that copy Kida snippets are updated in the same PR or marked `no docs impact: `. + +When this domain changes, check: + +- `src/milo/templates/*.kida`, `src/milo/templates/components/*.kida` - + syntax, imports, vars, filters, component arity, and defaults. +- `src/milo/templates/__init__.py` - loader order, default cache, + `autoescape`, `inline_components`, `validate_calls`, `enable_capture`, + globals, and filters. +- `src/milo/_cells.py`, `theme.py`, `help.py`, `form.py`, + `components_cli.py` - data shape and display-cell behavior. +- `examples/*/templates/**` and `src/milo/_scaffold/default/**` - + copied template patterns. +- `scripts/check_templates.py` - compile behavior for bundled and example + templates. +- `tests/test_templates.py`, `test_components.py`, `test_help.py`, + `test_form.py`, `test_theme.py`, `test_outputgallery_example.py` - + rendering proof. +- `site/content/docs/build-apps/templates.md`, + `site/content/docs/build-clis/help.md`, `README.md`, and examples - + docs parity. ## Advocate -- Reusable Kida components only when they remove real duplication across bundled templates or examples. -- Snapshot tests for rendering changes that affect users. -- Clear fallback values at the render boundary instead of permissive undefined behavior. -## Serve Peers -- Give scaffold and examples stable templates that demonstrate current best practice. -- Give tests deterministic strings with minimal terminal-control noise. -- Give docs exact syntax that compiles today. -- Give core code simple render inputs and explicit defaults. +- **Reusable components with evidence.** Add Kida components only when + they remove real duplication across bundled templates or examples. +- **Focused render assertions.** Prefer targeted tests for filters and + layout over broad brittle snapshots. +- **Boundary defaults.** Supply explicit render data at the Python + boundary instead of hiding missing state in templates. +- **Performance notes for hot paths.** Template environment, loading, and + display-cell helper changes should cite benchmarks when they affect + startup or rendering. ## Do Not -- Add undeclared template vars, filters, tests, or globals. -- Use broad defaulting to hide missing state that should be supplied by the caller. -- Add visual complexity that makes snapshots brittle or terminal output hard to scan. -- Depend on color, Unicode width tricks, or terminal features without a plain fallback. + +- Add undeclared vars, filters, tests, or globals. +- Use broad defaulting to hide missing caller state. +- Add visual complexity that makes snapshots noisy or terminal output + hard to scan. +- Depend on color, Unicode width tricks, or terminal capabilities without + a plain fallback. +- Change Kida-facing defaults without checking docs, examples, scaffold, + and template compile gates. ## Own -- `src/milo/templates/*.kida`, `src/milo/templates/components/*.kida`, `src/milo/templates/__init__.py`. -- Theme and rendering adjacency in `src/milo/theme.py`, `src/milo/help.py`, and template-facing parts of `form.py`. -- `tests/test_templates.py`, `tests/test_help.py`, `tests/test_form.py`, and rendering snapshots where applicable. -- `scripts/check_templates.py` and the obligation to run it for template changes. + +**Code:** `src/milo/templates/**`, `src/milo/templates/__init__.py`, +`src/milo/_cells.py`, `src/milo/theme.py`, `src/milo/help.py`, and +template-facing portions of `src/milo/form.py` and `components_cli.py`. + +**Tests:** `tests/test_templates.py`, `tests/test_components.py`, +`tests/test_help.py`, `tests/test_form.py`, `tests/test_theme.py`, +rendering snapshots, and output-gallery template checks. + +**Docs:** template, help, form, output, and display-cell docs under +`site/content/docs/**`, plus README snippets that show Kida. + +**Agent artifacts:** this file and root template strictness guidance. + +**CODEOWNERS:** none present; route human decisions to the maintainer. diff --git a/tests/AGENTS.md b/tests/AGENTS.md index 05f98c9..a617d3d 100644 --- a/tests/AGENTS.md +++ b/tests/AGENTS.md @@ -1,53 +1,104 @@ -# Tests Steward +# Steward: Tests -This domain represents Milo's safety net: protocol contracts, free-threading behavior, rendering snapshots, examples, scaffold output, and regression fixtures. Tests here are product documentation for future agents. +You guard Milo's safety net: protocol contracts, free-threading +behavior, rendering checks, examples, scaffold output, verifier behavior, +and regression fixtures. Tests here are product documentation for future +agents. -Related docs: -- root `AGENTS.md` -- `src/milo/AGENTS.md` -- `docs/testing.md` -- `benchmarks/README.md` +Related: [root](../AGENTS.md), [core](../src/milo/AGENTS.md), +[testing docs](../docs/testing.md), [benchmarks README](../benchmarks/README.md). +Cross-cutting concerns: every root concern can activate here because +tests are the proof surface. ## Point Of View -Represent maintainers reviewing risk and downstream users who cannot inspect Milo when their CLI breaks. + +You represent maintainers reviewing risk and downstream users who cannot +inspect Milo when their CLI breaks. You defend observable behavior over +internal convenience. ## Protect -- Tests must cover the behavior users and agents observe, not just internal helpers. -- Command changes need schema, CLI dispatch, programmatic call, and MCP dispatch coverage when relevant. -- Failure paths need assertions on structured error data, not only text. -- Free-threading-sensitive changes need stress, contention, cancellation, or reentrancy coverage. -- Template tests should catch strict-undefined problems before docs or examples copy them. -- Fixtures should be small, explicit, and local; no hidden dependence on test order or global mutable state. + +- **Tests cover user-visible contracts.** Assertions should exercise what + humans, agents, or downstream CLIs observe, not just helper internals. +- **Parity beats isolation.** Command changes need schema, CLI dispatch, + programmatic call, and MCP dispatch coverage when those paths can + diverge. +- **Structured errors are asserted.** Failure tests check error codes, + `errorData`, argument context, constraints, and suggestions where Milo + owns the error. +- **Free-threading is real.** Concurrency-sensitive tests run under the + existing `PYTHON_GIL=0` path and avoid sleeps as synchronization. +- **Strict templates fail early.** Template tests catch undefined vars, + unknown filters/globals, and component call mistakes before docs or + examples copy them. +- **Fixtures are explicit.** Tests should not depend on order, hidden + mutable globals, real terminals, network, or private machine paths. +- **Regression names preserve history.** Test names and comments should + make past failure modes easy to grep. +- **Helpers earn their place.** `src/milo/testing/**` grows only when + repeated patterns justify public-ish helper APIs. ## Contract Checklist -- Every bug fix gets a regression test or a written `no test impact: ` note. -- Cross-surface behavior gets a parity test matrix rather than isolated helper assertions. -- Error behavior tests assert machine-readable fields, error codes, and repair guidance where those are part of the contract. -- Free-threading-sensitive tests run under the existing `PYTHON_GIL=0` coverage path and avoid sleeps as synchronization unless time is the subject. -- Docs, examples, scaffold, and templates that teach behavior have matching tests or tagged snippet/template checks. -- New helpers in `src/milo/testing/**` are justified by repeated test patterns, not one-off convenience. + +When this domain changes, check: + +- `tests/test_command_contract.py`, `test_cli.py`, + `test_commands_core.py`, `test_groups.py` - CLI and programmatic + dispatch parity. +- `tests/test_schema_v2.py`, `test_lazy.py`, `test_ai_native.py` - + schema, defaults, docs, llms.txt, and lazy command behavior. +- `tests/test_mcp_handler.py`, `test_mcp_transport.py`, + `test_mcp_router.py`, `test_gateway.py`, `test_child.py` - MCP, + JSON-RPC, gateway, and child transport behavior. +- `tests/test_state.py`, `test_effects.py`, `test_effects_stress.py`, + `test_bubbletea_patterns.py` - Store, sagas, effects, cancellation, + reentrancy, and free-threading. +- `tests/test_app.py`, `test_input.py`, `test_compat.py` - terminal + cleanup, raw mode, input decoding, resize, and rendering lifecycle. +- `tests/test_templates.py`, `test_components.py`, `test_help.py`, + `test_theme.py`, `test_form.py` - Kida and render behavior. +- `tests/test_scaffold.py`, `test_verify.py`, + `test_readme_example_index.py`, `test_docs_snippets.py`, + `test_migration_docs.py` - onboarding, docs, and example drift. +- `src/milo/testing/**` - helper API stability when tests expose it to + users. ## Advocate -- Regression tests for every reported bug before or with the fix. -- Property or table tests for schema and parser edge cases where the matrix is large. -- Clear helper APIs in `src/milo/testing/` only when repeated tests prove the need. -- Fewer broad snapshots; more focused assertions on contracts that matter. -## Serve Peers -- Give core stewards confidence across CLI, MCP, state, gateway, and terminal boundaries. -- Give docs/examples executable examples where possible. -- Give benchmark stewards a correctness baseline before speed changes. -- Give scaffold and verify stewards tests that simulate a new user's path. +- **Regression test with the fix.** Every bug fix gets a focused test or + a written `no test impact: `. +- **Matrices for contracts.** Prefer small parity matrices over separate + tests that cannot reveal drift. +- **Receipts for factual findings.** P0/P1 findings include command + output, grep output, or manual-confirmation-needed status. +- **Less snapshot sprawl.** Use snapshots when output shape matters; + otherwise assert the contract directly. +- **Stress only where useful.** Add concurrency stress tests for shared + mutable state, cancellation, and executor ordering, not for pure helpers. ## Do Not -- Update snapshots to bless a behavior change before explaining the behavior. -- Patch around a product bug in tests without checking which side is authoritative. -- Hide flaky concurrency by loosening assertions without a root-cause note. -- Add sleeps as synchronization unless the thing being tested is time itself. -- Add broad `type: ignore`, silent exception, or lint suppressions in tests without a reason. + +- Update snapshots to bless a behavior change before explaining the + behavior. +- Patch around a product bug in tests without deciding which side is + authoritative. +- Hide flaky concurrency by loosening assertions without a root-cause + note. +- Add sleeps as synchronization unless the behavior under test is time. +- Add broad `type: ignore`, silent exception, or lint suppressions without + a reason. ## Own -- `tests/**`, `tests/conftest.py`, and test helper expectations. -- `src/milo/testing/**` when helper behavior is itself public enough for users. -- Coverage floor and `make test-cov`. -- Test guidance in `docs/testing.md` and scaffolded `tests/test_app.py`. + +**Code:** `tests/**`, `tests/conftest.py`, and test-facing helpers in +`src/milo/testing/**`. + +**Tests:** the full suite and coverage gate via `make test-cov`. + +**Docs:** `docs/testing.md`, scaffolded test guidance, and examples that +teach testing patterns. + +**Agent artifacts:** this file, root Known Regression Patterns, and +`STEWARD_AUDIT.md` verification receipts. + +**CODEOWNERS:** none present; 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