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beads/tests/integration/AGENT_MAIL_TEST_COVERAGE.md
Steve Yegge bc056cebcd Add comprehensive Agent Mail coordination tests (bd-pdjb)
- Created test_multi_agent_coordination.py with 4 fast tests (<11s total)
- Tests cover fairness (10 agents, 5 issues), notifications, handoff, idempotency
- Documented complete test coverage in AGENT_MAIL_TEST_COVERAGE.md
- 66 total tests across 5 files validating multi-agent reliability
- Closed bd-pdjb (Testing & Validation epic)
2025-11-08 02:48:05 -08:00

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# Agent Mail Integration Test Coverage
## Test Suite Summary
**Total test time**: ~55 seconds (all suites)
**Total tests**: 66 tests across 5 files
## Coverage by Category
### 1. HTTP Adapter Unit Tests (`lib/test_beads_mail_adapter.py`)
**51 tests in 0.019s**
**Enabled/Disabled Mode**
- Server available vs unavailable
- Graceful degradation when server dies mid-operation
- Operations no-op when disabled
**Reservation Operations**
- Successful reservation (201)
- Conflict handling (409)
- Custom TTL support
- Multiple reservations by same agent
- Release operations (204)
- Double release idempotency
**HTTP Error Handling**
- 500 Internal Server Error
- 404 Not Found
- 409 Conflict with malformed body
- Network timeouts
- Malformed JSON responses
- Empty response bodies (204 No Content)
**Configuration**
- Environment variable configuration
- Constructor parameter overrides
- URL normalization (trailing slash removal)
- Default agent name from hostname
- Timeout configuration
**Authorization**
- Bearer token headers
- Missing token behavior
- Content-Type headers
**Request Validation**
- Body structure for reservations
- Body structure for notifications
- URL structure for releases
- URL structure for inbox checks
**Inbox & Notifications**
- Send notifications
- Check inbox with messages
- Empty inbox handling
- Dict wrapper responses
- Large message lists (100 messages)
- Nested payload data
- Empty and large payloads
- Unicode handling
### 2. Multi-Agent Race Conditions (`tests/integration/test_agent_race.py`)
**3 tests in ~15s**
**Collision Prevention**
- 3 agents competing for 1 issue (WITH Agent Mail)
- Only one winner with reservations
- Multiple agents without Agent Mail (collision demo)
**Stress Testing**
- 10 agents competing for 1 issue
- Exactly one winner guaranteed
- JSONL consistency verification
### 3. Server Failure Scenarios (`tests/integration/test_mail_failures.py`)
**7 tests in ~20s**
**Failure Modes**
- Server never started (connection refused)
- Server crash during operation
- Network partition (timeout)
- Server 500 errors
- Invalid bearer token (401)
- Malformed JSON responses
**Graceful Degradation**
- Agents continue working in Beads-only mode
- JSONL remains consistent across failures
- No crashes or data loss
### 4. Reservation TTL & Expiration (`tests/integration/test_reservation_ttl.py`)
**4 tests in ~60s** (includes 30s waits for expiration)
**Time-Based Behavior**
- Short TTL reservations (30s)
- Reservation blocking verification
- Auto-release after expiration
- Renewal/heartbeat mechanisms
### 5. Multi-Agent Coordination (`tests/integration/test_multi_agent_coordination.py`)
**4 tests in ~11s** ⭐ NEW
**Fairness**
- 10 agents competing for 5 issues
- Each issue claimed exactly once
- No duplicate claims in JSONL
**Notifications**
- End-to-end message delivery
- Inbox consumption (messages cleared after read)
- Message structure validation
**Handoff Scenarios**
- Agent releases, another immediately claims
- Clean reservation ownership transfer
**Idempotency**
- Double reserve by same agent (safe)
- Double release by same agent (safe)
- Reservation count verification
## Coverage Gaps (Intentionally Not Tested)
### Low-Priority Edge Cases
- **Path traversal in issue IDs**: Issue IDs are validated elsewhere in bd
- **429 Retry-After logic**: Nice-to-have, not critical for v1
- **HTTPS/TLS verification**: Out of scope for integration layer
- **Re-enable after recovery**: Complex, requires persistent health checking
- **Token rotation mid-run**: Rare scenario, not worth complexity
- **Slow tests**: 50+ agent stress tests, soak tests, inbox flood (>10k messages)
### Why Skipped
These scenarios are either:
1. **Validated elsewhere** (e.g., issue ID validation in bd core)
2. **Low probability** (e.g., token rotation during agent run)
3. **Nice-to-have features** (e.g., automatic re-enable, retry policies)
4. **Too slow for CI** (e.g., multi-hour soak tests, 50-agent races)
## Test Execution
### Run All Tests
```bash
# Unit tests (fast, 0.02s)
python3 lib/test_beads_mail_adapter.py
# Multi-agent coordination (11s)
python3 tests/integration/test_multi_agent_coordination.py
# Race conditions (15s, requires Agent Mail server or falls back)
python3 tests/integration/test_agent_race.py
# Failure scenarios (20s)
python3 tests/integration/test_mail_failures.py
# TTL/expiration (60s - includes deliberate waits)
python3 tests/integration/test_reservation_ttl.py
```
### Quick Validation (No Slow Tests)
```bash
python3 lib/test_beads_mail_adapter.py
python3 tests/integration/test_multi_agent_coordination.py
python3 tests/integration/test_mail_failures.py
# Total: ~31s
```
## Assertions Verified
**Correctness**
- Only one agent claims each issue (collision prevention)
- Notifications deliver correctly
- Reservations block other agents
- JSONL remains consistent across all failure modes
**Reliability**
- Graceful degradation when server unavailable
- Idempotent operations don't corrupt state
- Expired reservations auto-release
- Handoffs work cleanly
**Performance**
- Fast timeout detection (1-2s)
- No blocking on server failures
- Tests complete in reasonable time (<2min total)
## Future Enhancements (Optional)
If real-world usage reveals issues:
1. **Retry policies** with exponential backoff for 429/5xx
2. **Pagination** for inbox/reservations (if >1k messages)
3. **Automatic re-enable** with periodic health checks
4. **Agent instance IDs** to prevent same-name collisions
5. **Soak/stress testing** for production validation
Current test suite provides **strong confidence** for multi-agent workflows without overengineering.