t1085.5: Pulse integration — wire Phase 14 AI pipeline into pulse.sh#1617
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Summary of ChangesHello @marcusquinn, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request integrates the Phase 14 AI supervisor reasoning and action execution pipeline into the Highlights
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- Add Phase 14 to pulse.sh: runs run_ai_actions_pipeline() on configurable interval (SUPERVISOR_AI_INTERVAL, default 15 pulses = ~30min) - File-based pulse counter (ai-pulse-count) tracks pulses between AI runs - Timestamp tracking via ai-supervisor-last-run file - Dedicated log: $SUPERVISOR_DIR/logs/ai-supervisor.log with run headers - SUPERVISOR_AI_ENABLED=false disables Phase 14 entirely - Enhance ai-status command: shows pulse counter, next-run countdown, log file path, and total runs/actions from DB - Add SUPERVISOR_AI_ENABLED/SUPERVISOR_AI_INTERVAL to usage env docs - Add ai-pipeline and ai-status to show_usage() command list
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The pull request successfully integrates the Phase 14 AI pipeline into pulse.sh and enhances the supervisor-helper.sh ai-status command. The implementation is robust, follows shell scripting best practices, and handles various edge cases for file operations and error reporting. The new environment variables are well-documented. A minor improvement opportunity exists in centralizing the default value for SUPERVISOR_AI_INTERVAL to enhance maintainability.
| local run_count | ||
| run_count=$(db "$SUPERVISOR_DB" "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM state_log WHERE task_id = 'ai-supervisor' AND to_state = 'complete';" 2>/dev/null || echo 0) | ||
| local action_count | ||
| action_count=$(db "$SUPERVISOR_DB" "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM state_log WHERE task_id = 'ai-supervisor' AND from_state = 'actions';" 2>/dev/null || echo 0) |
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The default value 15 for SUPERVISOR_AI_INTERVAL is hardcoded here. To improve maintainability and ensure consistency, consider defining this as a shared constant in shared-constants.sh if it's used in multiple places or if its value is subject to change. This aligns with the principle of avoiding magic numbers.
| # Dedicated log: $SUPERVISOR_DIR/logs/ai-supervisor.log | ||
| local ai_enabled="${SUPERVISOR_AI_ENABLED:-true}" | ||
| if [[ "$ai_enabled" == "true" ]]; then | ||
| local ai_interval="${SUPERVISOR_AI_INTERVAL:-15}" |
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The default value 15 for SUPERVISOR_AI_INTERVAL is hardcoded here. To improve maintainability and ensure consistency, consider defining this as a shared constant in shared-constants.sh if it's used in multiple places or if its value is subject to change. This aligns with the principle of avoiding magic numbers.
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Wire Phase 14 AI supervisor reasoning + action execution pipeline into pulse.sh.
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pulse.sh Phase 14: Calls
run_ai_actions_pipeline()on a configurable pulse intervalSUPERVISOR_AI_INTERVALenv var (default: 15 pulses = ~30min at 2-min cron cadence)$SUPERVISOR_DIR/ai-pulse-count) persists between pulses$SUPERVISOR_DIR/ai-supervisor-last-run$SUPERVISOR_DIR/logs/ai-supervisor.logwith timestamped run headersSUPERVISOR_AI_ENABLED=falsedisables Phase 14 entirelysupervisor-helper.sh ai-status: Enhanced with pulse counter and next-run countdown
7/15 (8 pulses / ~16min until next run))Depends on
Testing
Ref #1604