[wip] #30 automation: orchestration state machine + run ledger for deterministic recovery - #52
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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Operator
participant Orchestrator
participant RunLedger
participant RecoveryCmd
participant Reporter
Operator->>Orchestrator: start SDLC run (run_id)
Orchestrator->>RunLedger: create run record (state: selected, meta)
Orchestrator->>RunLedger: transition -> branched / implemented / ...
RunLedger-->>Orchestrator: ack + canonical state
Orchestrator->>Reporter: emit step outcome for PR summary
alt interruption
Operator->>RecoveryCmd: resume run (run_id)
RecoveryCmd->>RunLedger: read last valid state
RecoveryCmd->>Orchestrator: replay/resume from state
Orchestrator->>RunLedger: append resumed transitions
Orchestrator->>Reporter: update run report
end
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16-18: Clarify "valid transition" and "invalid transition gaps" semantics.The document refers to "last valid transition" and "invalid transition gaps" without defining these terms. For implementation clarity, consider adding a brief note on:
- What criteria make a transition "valid" vs "invalid"
- What constitutes an "invalid transition gap" (e.g., missing intermediate states, corrupted records, etc.)
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@plans/issue-kickoff/issue-30.md` around lines 16 - 18, Under the "Recovery command path" subsection add explicit definitions: define a "valid transition" as a state change recorded with intact metadata (timestamp, sequence ID, checksum/signature) and consistent predecessor/successor links, and define an "invalid transition gap" as any missing or non-sequential transition (e.g., missing sequence IDs, timestamp regression, checksum/signature mismatch, or corrupted record) that prevents deterministic replay; list concrete criteria to check (presence of sequence ID, monotonic timestamp, checksum verification, successor link consistency) and give two short examples (missing intermediate state vs corrupted record) so implementers of ResumeFromLastValidTransition can deterministically detect gaps and decide whether to roll back to the last valid transition or abort with a report.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@plans/issue-kickoff/issue-30.md`:
- Around line 22-25: The three acceptance criteria lines ("Single canonical run
state record per SDLC run", "Recovery resumes from validated last state", "PR
summary derives from ledger") currently have checkmarks (✅) that imply
completion; either remove the checkmarks from those lines or add a brief
clarifying sentence under the "## Acceptance mapping" heading stating that the
checkmarks denote planned goals (WIP) rather than completed items so readers
aren’t misled about status.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@plans/issue-kickoff/issue-30.md`:
- Around line 16-18: Under the "Recovery command path" subsection add explicit
definitions: define a "valid transition" as a state change recorded with intact
metadata (timestamp, sequence ID, checksum/signature) and consistent
predecessor/successor links, and define an "invalid transition gap" as any
missing or non-sequential transition (e.g., missing sequence IDs, timestamp
regression, checksum/signature mismatch, or corrupted record) that prevents
deterministic replay; list concrete criteria to check (presence of sequence ID,
monotonic timestamp, checksum verification, successor link consistency) and give
two short examples (missing intermediate state vs corrupted record) so
implementers of ResumeFromLastValidTransition can deterministically detect gaps
and decide whether to roll back to the last valid transition or abort with a
report.
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Addressed CodeRabbit feedback in 5eacd51:\n- Defined valid transition vs invalid transition gap with concrete validation criteria (sequence continuity, monotonic timestamps, checksum/signature, link consistency).\n- Added deterministic recovery behavior (rollback vs abort/report).\n- Clarified Acceptance mapping bullets are planned goals (removed misleading completion checkmarks). |
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Addressed CodeRabbit CHANGES_REQUESTED in commit 5eacd51:\n- Defined valid transition and invalid transition gap semantics with concrete validation criteria.\n- Clarified acceptance mapping items are planned goals (not completed).\n\n@coderabbitai review |
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21-21: Consider defining “recoverable gap” with one normative rule or examples.Line 21 references recoverable gaps, but the boundary between recoverable vs. integrity-fatal cases is still a bit interpretive. A one-line rule (or 2–3 examples) would reduce implementation drift between validator and recovery command.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@plans/issue-kickoff/issue-30.md` at line 21, Define a clear normative rule (one sentence) for the term "recoverable gap" near the "Recovery behavior" sentence so validators and the recovery command have the same boundary: for example, state "A recoverable gap is any missing or out-of-order transition that can be resolved solely by applying adjacent committed transitions without requiring manual intervention or external state reconciliation" and follow with 2–3 brief examples (e.g., missing sequence N that can be reconstructed from N-1 and N+1; transient timestamp skew resolvable by reordering) and a counterexample (e.g., conflicting forks requiring operator resolution) so implementers of the rollback (referencing the rollback to the last valid transition) and integrity-abort behavior know when to auto-recover versus abort with an explicit report.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Nitpick comments:
In `@plans/issue-kickoff/issue-30.md`:
- Line 21: Define a clear normative rule (one sentence) for the term
"recoverable gap" near the "Recovery behavior" sentence so validators and the
recovery command have the same boundary: for example, state "A recoverable gap
is any missing or out-of-order transition that can be resolved solely by
applying adjacent committed transitions without requiring manual intervention or
external state reconciliation" and follow with 2–3 brief examples (e.g., missing
sequence N that can be reconstructed from N-1 and N+1; transient timestamp skew
resolvable by reordering) and a counterexample (e.g., conflicting forks
requiring operator resolution) so implementers of the rollback (referencing the
rollback to the last valid transition) and integrity-abort behavior know when to
auto-recover versus abort with an explicit report.
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Kickoff implementation refresh for #30 with explicit state-machine and ledger slices.\n\nThis PR narrows the next code increments to transition validation + persistence scaffolding.\n\nFixes #30
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