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A collaborative coding-agent orchestrator for atproto radl.app
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// Who may govern what, and what pressing the button produces.//// Every assertion here is really an assertion about `materialize()`: the fold trusts a membership// event, a registry record and an auto-review setting only from an admin, and it trusts a project, a// goal and a goal ending from any active member. A button offered outside those conditions// would be a write that reaches the PDS and changes nothing, which is the same mistake retract was// stopped from making in 6.4.//// The fixture is exactly the right shape to catch it: `tim` wrote the space record and is therefore// its root admin, and `ana` is an ordinary human member. So the two of them differ in precisely the// way the page has to draw differently.const space = buildFixtureSpace()const { tim, ana, jun, planner, builder, reviewer } = FIXTURE_DIDS
const project = () => { const found = projectByName(space.index, 'radial-ng') if (!found) throw new Error('fixture project missing') return found}
const goalBy = (did: string) => { const found = space.index.goals.find((entry) => entry.target.did === did) if (!found) throw new Error(`fixture goal by ${did} missing`) return found}
describe('who the fold trusts', () => { it('makes the space record’s author an admin with no grant to point at', () => { expect(space.index.space.did).toBe(tim) expect(governs(space.directory, tim)).toBe(true) const root = memberRows(space.index, space.directory).find((row) => row.actor.did === tim) expect(root?.root).toBe(true) // Nothing granted it, so there is nothing to revoke — which is why the row carries no membership. expect(root?.membership).toBeUndefined() })
it('does not let an ordinary member govern, however active they are', () => { expect(participates(space.directory, ana)).toBe(true) expect(governs(space.directory, ana)).toBe(false) })
it('gives an agent no say in the space’s shape either', () => { expect(participates(space.directory, planner)).toBe(true) expect(governs(space.directory, planner)).toBe(false) })
it('answers nothing at all for a DID with no grant, and for nobody signed in', () => { expect(participates(space.directory, 'did:plc:strangerstranger')).toBe(false) expect(governs(space.directory, '')).toBe(false) expect(participates(space.directory, '')).toBe(false) })})
describe('the member list', () => { it('carries every grant the space has issued, agents included, people first', () => { const rows = memberRows(space.index, space.directory) expect(rows.map((row) => row.actor.did)).toEqual([tim, ana, jun, builder, planner, reviewer]) expect(rows.every((row) => row.active)).toBe(true) })
it('says who has actually turned up, which membership alone cannot', () => { const rows = memberRows(space.index, space.directory) const arrived = Object.fromEntries(rows.map((row) => [row.actor.did, row.arrived])) // `ana` opened the space, so her own repo holds a `join`. The root needs none — the space record is // already his, so the question is moot and the row does not nag. The agents never will: a daemon is // handed a space URI and has no picker to find one from. expect(arrived).toEqual({ [tim]: true, [ana]: true, // Granted a week ago and has never opened it. The only row the badge appears on. [jun]: false, [planner]: false, [builder]: false, [reviewer]: false, }) // And it is derived from the joins the fold surfaced, never from a grant. expect(space.index.joins.map((join) => join.did)).toEqual([ana]) })
// The private-space form of the same question. `arrived` cannot answer it there — a private space's // poller lists the device collections and nothing else, so no `join` is ever read and every row // would be badged "not opened" forever. A published device is both readable and the thing that // actually decides: a peer serves an endpoint its directory names. it('says who has published a device, which is what a peer checks', () => { const bare = memberRows(space.index, space.directory) // The public fixture has no device records at all, which is why the badge is private-only. expect(bare.every((row) => !row.bootstrapped)).toBe(true)
const withDevices = memberRows( { ...space.index, devices: [{ did: ana, deviceKeyId: 'browser-ana' }] } as typeof space.index, space.directory, ) const bootstrapped = Object.fromEntries( withDevices.map((row) => [row.actor.did, row.bootstrapped]), ) expect(bootstrapped[ana]).toBe(true) // Granted and holding no key: reachable by nobody until they accept a ticket. expect(bootstrapped[jun]).toBe(false) expect(bootstrapped[tim]).toBe(false) })
it('names the exact grant a removal would revoke', () => { const row = memberRows(space.index, space.directory).find((entry) => entry.actor.did === ana) expect(row?.membership?.uri).toBe( space.index.members.find((member) => member.did === ana)?.membership?.uri, ) })
it('offers removal only on the rule that makes a removal count', () => { const rows = memberRows(space.index, space.directory) const of = (did: string) => { const found = rows.find((row) => row.actor.did === did) if (!found) throw new Error(`row missing: ${did}`) return found } // An admin may revoke another member's grant… expect(removable(of(ana), space.directory, tim)).toBe(true) expect(removable(of(reviewer), space.directory, tim)).toBe(true) // …but not the root's, whose membership is implicit and whose removal the fold ignores… expect(removable(of(tim), space.directory, tim)).toBe(false) // …and an ordinary member may revoke nobody's, because the fold would drop the record. expect(removable(of(reviewer), space.directory, ana)).toBe(false) expect(removable(of(tim), space.directory, ana)).toBe(false) })
it('does not offer an admin their own removal, which nothing can undo', () => { const rows = memberRows(space.index, space.directory) const self = rows.find((row) => row.actor.did === tim) if (!self) throw new Error('row missing') expect(removable(self, space.directory, tim)).toBe(false) })
it('writes a grant as two independent facts, with the common pairing free', () => { expect(defaultRole('human')).toBe('member') expect(defaultRole('agent')).toBe('agent') expect(addMemberArgs(space.uri, { actor: ' someone.example.com ', kind: 'agent', role: 'agent' })).toEqual([ 'member', 'add', '--space', space.uri, '--actor', 'someone.example.com', '--kind', 'agent', '--role', 'agent', ]) // An admin that is an agent is expressible, because the lexicon expresses it. expect(addMemberArgs(space.uri, { actor: 'bot.example.com', kind: 'agent', role: 'admin' })).toContain('admin') })
it('names the actor by DID on the way out, since the grant is already resolved', () => { expect(removeMemberArgs(space.uri, ana)).toEqual([ 'member', 'remove', '--space', space.uri, '--actor', ana, ]) })})
describe('the registry', () => { it('is the whole of what a ⊕ menu can offer, and says which scope each lands in', () => { const rows = registryRows(space.index) expect(rows.map((row) => row.name)).toEqual([ 'adr', 'architecture', 'conventions', 'implementation', 'plan', 'roadmap-doc', 'security-review', 'user-doc', ]) expect(rows.filter((row) => row.scope === 'project').map((row) => row.name)).toEqual([ 'adr', 'architecture', 'conventions', // The doc viewer's two tiers, which are registry entries and nothing else — this row is the // whole of what "add a documentation tier" costs. 'roadmap-doc', 'user-doc', ]) expect(rows.every((row) => !row.shadowed)).toBe(true) })
it('reads a row’s durability the same way every consumer of the registry does', () => { // The row shows the record's own field; `durabilityOf` resolves the name. For the record that // wins its name they are the same answer, and this is what keeps them from drifting apart. for (const row of registryRows(space.index)) { expect(row.durability).toBe(durabilityOf(space.index, row.name)) } const adr = registryRows(space.index).find((row) => row.name === 'adr') expect(adr?.durability).toBe('append-only') })
it('refuses a name the registry already carries, including a built-in', () => { expect(nameTaken(space.index, 'plan')).toBe(true) expect(nameTaken(space.index, ' security-review ')).toBe(true) expect(nameTaken(space.index, 'threat-model')).toBe(false) // `review` is not in the registry — it is a built-in of the turn layer — so the name is free // here, which is the same fact the ⊕ menu's absence of it reports. expect(nameTaken(space.index, 'review')).toBe(false) })
it('writes durability even when it is the default, so the record says what it is', () => { expect( typeArgs(space.uri, { name: ' threat-model ', brief: ' Look for the ways in. ', description: ' Attack surface and the mitigations that exist. ', scope: 'goal', durability: 'living', }), ).toEqual([ 'type', 'create', '--space', space.uri, '--name', 'threat-model', '--brief', 'Look for the ways in.', '--output-description', 'Attack surface and the mitigations that exist.', '--scope', 'goal', '--durability', 'living', ]) })})
describe('projects', () => { it('drops a check row nobody filled in, and keeps the ones that would run', () => { expect( projectArgs(space.uri, { name: ' radial-site ', gitUrl: ' git@github.com:disnet/site.git ', defaultBranch: ' trunk ', checks: [ { name: 'test', command: 'pnpm test' }, { name: 'lint', command: '' }, { name: '', command: 'pnpm build' }, ], }), ).toEqual([ 'project', 'create', '--space', space.uri, '--name', 'radial-site', '--git-url', 'https://github.com/disnet/site.git', '--default-branch', 'trunk', '--check', 'test=pnpm test', ]) })
it('leaves the branch to the command layer’s default when it is blank', () => { const args = projectArgs(space.uri, { name: 'x', gitUrl: 'https://example.com/x.git', defaultBranch: ' ', checks: [], }) expect(args).not.toContain('--default-branch') })
it('refuses to build a create it knows the first turn cannot clone', () => { expect(() => projectArgs(space.uri, { name: 'x', gitUrl: 'http://example.com/x.git', defaultBranch: '', checks: [] }), ).toThrow(/https/) })})
// A turn clones over https and nothing else, and on tangled the ssh PUSH remote is derived from this// URL rather than typed. So the form settles the remote instead of leaving it to fail at checkout,// hours later, in a place nobody is looking.describe('the remote a project is stored with', () => { it('keeps an https remote as it is', () => { expect(httpsGitUrl('https://github.com/disnet/radial-ng.git')).toEqual({ url: 'https://github.com/disnet/radial-ng.git', }) expect(httpsGitUrl(' https://tangled.org/@disnetdev.com/radial-sample-project ')).toEqual({ url: 'https://tangled.org/@disnetdev.com/radial-sample-project', }) })
it('converts the ssh remote both forges offer for copying', () => { // What GitHub's copy button gives you. expect(httpsGitUrl('git@github.com:disnet/radial-ng.git')).toEqual({ url: 'https://github.com/disnet/radial-ng.git', }) // And tangled's, which is what put an ssh:// remote in a project record in the first place. expect(httpsGitUrl('ssh://git@tangled.org/disnetdev.com/radial-sample-project')).toEqual({ url: 'https://tangled.org/disnetdev.com/radial-sample-project', }) // The `git@` is transport rather than a credential, and an ssh port means nothing over https. expect(httpsGitUrl('ssh://git@Knot.Example:2222/owner/repo.git')).toEqual({ url: 'https://knot.example/owner/repo.git', }) })
it('will not guess at anything else', () => { // Not upgraded: which scheme a host answers on is a fact about the host, not ours to assert. expect(httpsGitUrl('http://example.com/x.git')).toEqual({ error: 'Radial clones over https, and a http:// remote is not something a turn can check out.', }) expect(httpsGitUrl('file:///srv/git/x')).toHaveProperty('error') expect(httpsGitUrl(' ')).toHaveProperty('error') expect(httpsGitUrl('not a remote at all')).toHaveProperty('error') // Not stripped: a token is something somebody meant to send, and a project record is public. expect(httpsGitUrl('https://ghp_secret@github.com/disnet/radial-ng.git')).toHaveProperty('error') })})
describe('editing and archiving a project', () => { // The fixture's projects are tim's, and ana is an ordinary member — but the rule is not about role. // An ADMIN who did not write the project cannot edit it either, which is what makes this different // from every other rule in this file: the question is authorship, and `governs` never enters it. it('belongs to the project’s author, and to nobody else', () => { expect(ownsProject(project(), tim)).toBe(true) expect(ownsProject(project(), ana)).toBe(false) expect(governs(space.directory, tim)).toBe(true) expect(ownsProject(project(), '')).toBe(false) })
it('starts the form from what the space currently holds', () => { expect(projectEditDraft(project())).toEqual({ name: 'radial-ng', gitUrl: 'https://github.com/disnet/radial-ng.git', defaultBranch: 'main', }) })
it('sends only the fields that changed, so a concurrent edit is not reverted', () => { const target = project() expect(projectChanges(target, projectEditDraft(target))).toEqual({}) expect( projectChanges(target, { name: ' radial ', gitUrl: target.gitUrl, defaultBranch: 'main' }), ).toEqual({ name: 'radial' }) // A blank field is one the form did not fill in — the lexicon cannot say "unset", and a project // with no remote is not a project. expect(projectChanges(target, { name: '', gitUrl: ' ', defaultBranch: 'trunk' })).toEqual({ defaultBranch: 'trunk', }) })
it('compares the remote in the form it will be saved in', () => { const target = project() // Typing the ssh remote for the repository it already points at is not a change. expect( projectChanges(target, { ...projectEditDraft(target), gitUrl: 'git@github.com:disnet/radial-ng.git' }), ).toEqual({}) // And a project stored with an ssh remote from before this rule has a repair to save the moment // the form opens, which is the point: as stored, no turn can clone it. const stale = { ...target, gitUrl: 'ssh://git@github.com/disnet/radial-ng.git' } expect(projectChanges(stale, projectEditDraft(stale))).toEqual({ gitUrl: 'https://github.com/disnet/radial-ng.git', }) })
it('pins the project by uri#cid, and names only what it is changing', () => { const target = project() expect(projectEditArgs(target, { name: 'radial', defaultBranch: 'trunk' })).toEqual([ 'project', 'edit', '--project', `${target.target.uri}#${target.target.cid}`, '--name', 'radial', '--default-branch', 'trunk', ]) })
it('archives and unarchives by the same pinned locator', () => { const target = project() const pinned = `${target.target.uri}#${target.target.cid}` expect(projectArchiveArgs(target, true)).toEqual(['project', 'archive', '--project', pinned]) expect(projectArchiveArgs(target, false)).toEqual(['project', 'unarchive', '--project', pinned]) })
it('refuses a rename onto a name another project already answers to', () => { const target = project() // The fixture's other project. Two projects with one name share a URL and the rail cannot tell // them apart, so the form stops it before the record is written. expect(projectNameTaken(space.index, target, 'radial-site')).toBe(true) expect(projectNameTaken(space.index, target, ' radial-site ')).toBe(true) // Its own name is not taken: submitting an unchanged form is not a collision. expect(projectNameTaken(space.index, target, 'radial-ng')).toBe(false) expect(projectNameTaken(space.index, target, 'something-else')).toBe(false) })})
describe('auto-review', () => { it('offers a switch per registry type, both scopes, because the trigger scans both', () => { const rows = autoReviewRows(space.index, project()) expect(rows.map((row) => row.type)).toEqual([ 'adr', 'architecture', 'conventions', 'implementation', 'plan', 'roadmap-doc', 'security-review', 'user-doc', ]) expect(new Set(rows.map((row) => row.scope))).toEqual(new Set(['goal', 'project'])) })
it('reads what the space has settled, project record plus admin overlays', () => { const rows = autoReviewRows(space.index, project()) for (const row of rows) { expect(row.enabled).toBe(project().autoReview[row.type] === true) } })
it('pins the project by CID, so the overlay lands on the project this tab folded', () => { expect(autoReviewArgs(project(), 'implementation', true)).toEqual([ 'project', 'set-auto-review', '--project', `${project().target.uri}#${project().target.cid}`, '--type', 'implementation', '--enabled', 'true', ]) expect(autoReviewArgs(project(), 'implementation', false).at(-1)).toBe('false') })
it('knows whether anything could answer an auto-review request', () => { // `reviewer.radial.bot` publishes `review`, so this space can act on one. expect(autoReviewNeedsAgent(space.directory)).toBe(false) expect( autoReviewNeedsAgent({ get: space.directory.get, humans: space.directory.humans, agents: () => space.directory.agents().filter((agent) => agent.did === builder), }), ).toBe(true) })})
describe('a goal’s one ending', () => { it('asks for nothing more than active membership, whoever the author is', () => { // The rule the author-only one replaced. A goal whose author has gone can be ended by anybody // still here, and being an admin buys nothing extra: the ending is a standalone signed record. expect(participates(space.directory, tim)).toBe(true) expect(participates(space.directory, ana)).toBe(true) expect(participates(space.directory, '')).toBe(false) })
it('names the goal by URI rather than pinning it, because an ending matches by URI', () => { const goal = goalBy(tim) expect(closeArgs(goal, true)).toEqual(['goal', 'close', '--goal', goal.target.uri]) expect(closeArgs(goal, false)).toEqual(['goal', 'reopen', '--goal', goal.target.uri]) expect(closeArgs(goal, true).join(' ')).not.toContain('#') })
it('includes the selected ending disposition', () => { const goal = goalBy(ana) expect(closeArgs(goal, true, 'parked')).toEqual([ 'goal', 'close', '--goal', goal.target.uri, '--disposition', 'parked', ]) })})
describe('creating a space', () => { it('seeds the built-in types rather than starting with an empty menu', () => { const args = spaceArgs({ name: ' Radial ', description: ' Building Radial, in Radial. ' }) expect(args).toEqual(['space', 'create', '--name', 'Radial', '--description', 'Building Radial, in Radial.']) expect(args).not.toContain('--no-builtins') })
it('omits an empty description rather than writing a blank one', () => { expect(spaceArgs({ name: 'Radial', description: ' ' })).toEqual(['space', 'create', '--name', 'Radial']) })
it('is the one act with no rule, because its author becomes the rule', () => { // Nothing in this file gates `spaceArgs` on a directory: there is no space yet to be a member of, // and `materialize()` makes the space record's author an admin with no grant. expect(artifactTypes(space.index).size).toBeGreaterThan(0) expect(space.index.members.find((member) => member.did === space.index.space.did)?.role).toBe('admin') })})