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ci(test): run the four agent suites #1560 added, and stop the MCP tax failing one - #1580
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- Around line 854-857: Update the suite-count comment and its related assertion
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… failing one and test:background-commands. All four have package.json scripts. None was named by any workflow, so 93 assertions executed nowhere — the same condition ci.yml already describes in its own words, "A suite wired into nothing is documentation, not a test", recurring within hours of the last round of it being fixed. Measured credential-free under a preload hooking net.Socket.prototype.connect and tls.connect, mkdtemp HOME, empty CLOUDSDK_CONFIG, DOTENV_CONFIG_PATH set to /dev/null. Three of them paid the MCP client timeout that the repo's tracked .mcp-config.json imposes on any suite building NeuroLink instances, and on one of them that was not merely slow: agent-delegation 356s, 18 passed / 1 FAILED, eleven 60s MCP timeouts agent-tasks 68s, 23 passed, one artifact-banking 68s, 16 passed, one background-commands 13s, 35 passed, none The delegation failure read as a real defect — "a finished worker must show as ready without being collected" — and is not one. That case asserts on task-lifecycle timing, and eleven sixty-second stalls moved the worker's state transition outside the window it checks. With NEUROLINK_SKIP_MCP set the same suite is 41s and 19/19. That is worth stating plainly, because C3 characterised this tax as making a suite slow enough to be killed by an outer bound. It also makes timing-sensitive suites report false failures, which is the more expensive half: a slow suite gets investigated, a failing one gets blamed on the code under test. So the three that build instances now set NEUROLINK_SKIP_MCP, as test:proxy and test:multimodal:sdk already do. background-commands does not need it — it never triggered the load — and it is the only one of the four that reaches no external host at all, so it is also the only one that gets offline: true. The other three still contact aiplatform/oauth2.googleapis.com (and api.openai.com, for delegation), where a timeout can legitimately be an upstream rather than a hang, so they are deliberately left unflagged — the same distinction applied to auth, dynamic, credentials and provider-descriptors when that flag was rolled out. Weights are 1.9x the local timings, the ratio measured for test:tts:unit, and are estimates to be replaced from the first real run via the log-timestamp method documented above the list. Verified: all four green through their package.json scripts with zero MCP timeouts, the workflow's own assignment loop places all 32 suites with no duplicates, offline-flag placement checked by walking to defineSuite's matching paren, eslint 0 errors, check:tools-tests clean, prettier clean. Merge order: fourth PR touching the SUITES block, after #1568, #1571 and
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Closes the review threads left open on merged PRs against the CI workflows, the repo's gate scripts and a few dev tools. Each change is the smallest one that closes its finding. Behaviour changes are covered by a new suite (test/continuous-test-suite-tooling-scripts.ts, `pnpm run test:tooling-scripts`) and by additions to the provider-structure and provider-descriptors suites; every new test was run red against the unfixed source first. Workflows - ci.yml: persist-credentials: false on the seven checkouts that never push, semantic-release-validation keeps its token (T3790294038, #1335). The permissions comment names that job as the one contents: write exception (T3858986829-a, #1552). The pinned suite counts and the 373-assertion figure are gone (T3869180755-f1, #1580). The new tooling-scripts suite is added to extended-suites; its weight (100) is an estimate, not a CI median. - release.yml: the ffmpeg note no longer says build-check gates this workflow (T3810295618-a, #1360). - single-commit-enforcement.yml: one SKIP_RE shared by both greps, printf instead of echo, and the guidance names the push/pull_request workflows rather than "every workflow" (T3813387872-printf-regex, T3813416696-overstated-guidance, #1364). Config and lint docs - config/models.json: Opus 4.5 uses the real snapshot id 20251101 for anthropic, bedrock and vertex instead of the 20251124 launch date (T3816077440, #1375). provider-structure now checks every Claude id in the file against the model enums. - eslint-rules/index.cjs: header lists e2e-tests-only, no-inline-secret-regex, provider-typed-errors and provider-base-class (T3801758166-1, #1344). Scripts - build-validations.ts: fails when typedoc.json carries an unanchored `**/<dir>/**` exclude, which drops every file under a checkout whose path contains that directory (T4042344752-guard, #1723). - check-banned-deps.ts: scans each file as a whole, so import(), require() and `from` followed by a specifier on the next line are found, and a `//` inside a string no longer hides the rest of the line (T3956062753, #1662). Files in the repo root and .mts/.cts are scanned too (T3956062775, #1662). - check-shipped-types.ts: the declarations under dist/ must equal the set the source tree emits, so a partial or stale build above the 100-file floor fails (PF-T3927528338, #1627). A wildcard export is matched against the whole pattern, including a `*` in a directory component (T3931686738-wildcard-match, #1632). - codex-replay-listener.ts: the tool-call script names `replay_tool` instead of `exec`, which Codex declares as a custom tool and which raised a Fatal "incompatible payload" error (F1-T4087477953-custom-tool-shape, #1783); reproduced and cleared against codex-cli 0.160.0. --requests counts served /responses turns, so a 404 probe cannot shut the listener down first (F2-T4087477985-requests-limit-counts-404s, #1783). - commit-validation.ts: execFileSync("git", [...]) instead of a shell string; behaviour unchanged (T3838161513-b, #1499). - migration-symbol-diff.mjs: this/super-rooted paths keep their full name, and tagged templates, obj["name"](), super() and import() are tracked; the header says it follows calls (T3835058026-residual, PF-T3833252257, #1448). - tools/automation/environmentManager.ts: credential-free providers count as configured only when the .env sets one of their variables, the score no longer divides by the size of the catalog, and the report lists the configured providers plus one count instead of every missing one (T3792794348, T3792807279, #1337). Not done, on purpose - The skip-checks trailer in the single-commit grep (optional in the finding). - Checkouts in workflows other than ci.yml: the findings named only ci.yml. - migration-symbol-diff still does not record a function passed by reference (`items.forEach(handler)`); the header now says so. Pre-existing, not touched: test:dynamic fails its five live cases without provider credentials, identically with config/models.json reverted.
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#1560 landed
test:agent-delegation,test:agent-tasks,test:artifact-bankingandtest:background-commands. All four havepackage.jsonscripts. None was named by any workflow, so 93 assertions executed nowhere — the conditionci.ymlalready describes in its own words, "A suite wired into nothing is documentation, not a test", recurring within hours of the last round of it being fixed.The MCP tax doesn't just make suites slow — it makes one of them fail
Measured credential-free under a socket-layer preload,
mkdtempHOME, emptyCLOUDSDK_CONFIG,.envsuppressed:agent-delegationagent-tasksartifact-bankingbackground-commandsThe delegation failure reads as a real defect — "a finished worker must show as ready without being collected" — and is not one. That case asserts on task-lifecycle timing, and eleven sixty-second stalls moved the worker's state transition outside the window it checks.
With
NEUROLINK_SKIP_MCPset: 41s, 19/19.C3 characterised this tax as making a suite slow enough to be killed by an outer bound. It also makes timing-sensitive suites report false failures — the more expensive half, because a slow suite gets investigated and a failing one gets blamed on the code under test.
What changed
The three that build
NeuroLinkinstances now setNEUROLINK_SKIP_MCP, astest:proxyandtest:multimodal:sdkalready do.background-commandsdoesn't need it — it never triggered the load — and it's the only one of the four reaching no external host at all, so it's the only one that getsoffline: true. The other three still contactaiplatform/oauth2.googleapis.com(andapi.openai.comfor delegation), where a timeout can legitimately be an upstream rather than a hang, so they're deliberately left unflagged — the same distinction applied toauth,dynamic,credentialsandprovider-descriptors.Verification
All four green through their
package.jsonscripts with zero MCP timeouts · assignment loop places all 32 suites, 0 duplicates · offline-flag placement checked by walking todefineSuite's matching paren · eslint 0 errors ·check:tools-testsclean · prettier clean.Weights are 1.9× local timings (the
test:tts:unitratio) — estimates, to be replaced from the first real run via the log-timestamp method above the list.Merge order
Fourth PR touching the
SUITESblock, after #1568, #1571 and #1574. Each later one is a small rebase in that list.Summary by CodeRabbit