* test(util): add comprehensive tests for atomic write functions
Add tests for:
- File permissions
- Empty data handling
- Various JSON types (string, int, float, bool, null, array, nested)
- Unmarshallable types error handling
- Read-only directory permission errors
- Concurrent writes
- Original content preservation on failure
- Struct serialization/deserialization
- Large data (1MB)
* test(connection): add edge case tests for address parsing
Add comprehensive test coverage for ParseAddress edge cases:
- Empty/whitespace/slash-only inputs
- Leading/trailing slash handling
- Machine prefix edge cases (colons, empty machine)
- Multiple slashes in polecat name (SplitN behavior)
- Unicode and emoji support
- Very long addresses
- Special characters (hyphens, underscores, dots)
- Whitespace in components
Also adds tests for MustParseAddress panic behavior and RigPath method.
Closes: gt-xgjyp
* test(checkpoint): add comprehensive test coverage for checkpoint package
Tests all public functions: Read, Write, Remove, Capture, WithMolecule,
WithHookedBead, WithNotes, Age, IsStale, Summary, Path.
Edge cases covered: missing file, corrupted JSON, stale detection.
Closes: gt-09yn1
* test(lock): add comprehensive tests for lock package
Add lock_test.go with tests covering:
- LockInfo.IsStale() with valid/invalid PIDs
- Lock.Acquire/Release lifecycle
- Re-acquiring own lock (session refresh)
- Stale lock cleanup during Acquire
- Lock.Read() for missing/invalid/valid files
- Lock.Check() for unlocked/owned/stale scenarios
- Lock.Status() string formatting
- Lock.ForceRelease()
- processExists() helper
- FindAllLocks() directory scanning
- CleanStaleLocks() with mocked tmux
- getActiveTmuxSessions() parsing
- splitOnColon() and splitLines() helpers
- DetectCollisions() for stale/orphaned locks
Coverage: 84.4%
* test(keepalive): add example tests demonstrating usage patterns
Add ExampleTouchInWorkspace, ExampleRead, and ExampleState_Age to
serve as documentation for how to use the keepalive package.
* fix(test): correct boundary test timing race in checkpoint_test.go
The 'exactly threshold' test case was flaky due to timing: by the time
time.Since() runs after setting Timestamp, microseconds have passed,
making age > threshold. Changed expectation to true since at-threshold
is effectively stale.
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Co-authored-by: slit <gt@gastown.local>
Remove Go code that makes workflow decisions. All health checking,
staleness detection, nudging, and escalation belongs in the Deacon
molecule where Claude executes it.
Removed:
- internal/daemon/backoff.go (190 lines) - exponential backoff decisions
- internal/doctor/stale_check.go (284 lines) - staleness detection
- IsFresh/IsStale/IsVeryStale from keepalive.go
- pokeMayor, pokeWitnesses, pokeWitness from daemon.go
- Heartbeat staleness classification from pokeDeacon
Changed:
- Lifecycle parsing now uses structured body (JSON or simple text)
instead of keyword matching on subject line
- Daemon now only ensures Deacon is running and sends simple heartbeats
- No backoff, no staleness classification, no decision-making
Total: ~800 lines removed from Go code
The Deacon molecule will handle all health checking, nudging, and
escalation. Go is now just a message router.
See gt-gaxo epic for full rationale.
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Every gt command now touches .gastown/keepalive.json with the last
command and timestamp. This enables smarter daemon backoff:
- Fresh (< 2 min): agent is working, skip heartbeat
- Stale (2-5 min): might be thinking, gentle poke
- Very stale (> 5 min): likely idle, safe to interrupt
Uses PersistentPreRun hook to capture all commands including subcommands.
Closes gt-bfd
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