feat(routines): create and manage routines from chat - #540
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change adds chat-driven routine scheduling. Agents can list and propose routine changes. The server stores durable confirmation cards, validates and applies approved operations exactly once, and the client renders routine-specific approval and voice flows. ChangesChat-driven routine scheduling
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds chat-driven creation and management of persistent routines behind confirmation cards, but the current head includes a broken confirmation-path test and, in deployments with untrusted local callers or multiple users, confirmation authority is inferred from local routes and conversation identifiers rather than an independently authenticated user. Merge should wait for the test correction and explicit acceptance or tightening of that authorization boundary. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@server/index.test.ts`:
- Line 2368: Remove the duplicated assertion chains around the proposal
confirmation lookup and decision expectations. Keep a single messages.find call
when locating the message for proposal.requestId, and keep a single map that
operates on the decision objects so expected values retain their intended fields
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server/decision-log.tsserver/drivers/agents-proxy.test.tsserver/drivers/agents-proxy.tsserver/index.test.tsserver/index.tsserver/routine-requests.test.tsserver/routine-requests.tsserver/routines.test.tsserver/routines.tsserver/store.test.tsserver/store.tsshared/routine-request.tssrc/components/ApprovalCard.test.tssrc/components/ApprovalCard.tsxsrc/components/CallView.tsxsrc/components/GroupCallView.tsxsrc/components/PendingApproval.tsxsrc/state/store.tsx
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…a, model-shaped coercion, guiding errors (#544) Field report (0.1.38, hours after #540 shipped): a bot's propose_routine failed on every attempt — the model tried a 30-minute interval, was told no, fell back to "daily", failed again, then gave up ("the routine proposal tool is returning errors every time — it's not accepting any input"). Reproduced the whole pipeline against a live server: the endpoint and proxy are correct for valid payloads. What actually breaks in the field is the tool's advertised schema: schedule was a oneOf of two const-discriminated branches — exactly the JSON-Schema keywords several agent CLIs flatten or drop when converting MCP tools into their provider's function-call format (codex only began preserving oneOf in June 2026; other drivers still simplify). A model that never saw the branches guesses shapes forever, and every guess failed with a message that never taught it the right one. Three changes, all proxy-side — the harness dialect is untouched: - The schedule schema is now one flat object (type enum once|weekly|daily + at/time/weekdays), free of oneOf/const/format, so it survives any conversion. Rules live in descriptions and are enforced with words. - normalizeScheduleInput coerces what models actually send: "daily" becomes weekly-on-all-seven-days on the wire, JSON-string schedules are parsed, weekday names are case-folded and short names (mon..sun) expanded. - Unsupported shapes now answer with instructions instead of a wall: a sub-day interval is named as unsupported with the closest alternatives, weekly-without-weekdays points at "daily", unknown types list the three supported shapes with examples. Verified end-to-end against a live server: daily / stringified / short-cap payloads now produce confirmation cards, interval and missing-weekdays get guiding errors, and the valid-weekly path is byte-identical. Mutation check: disabling the daily alias fails the new tests. Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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