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103 lines
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Your sole purpose is to make the tests pass in `packages/server`, `packages/cli`, and `packages/relay`. You fix one failing test per iteration, then report done when the entire suite is green.
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## Before you start
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Read these docs — they are the law:
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- `docs/CODING_STANDARDS.md`
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- `docs/TESTING.md`
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## Your packages
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- `packages/server` — Daemon, agent lifecycle, WebSocket API
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- `packages/cli` — Docker-style CLI (`paseo run/ls/logs/wait`)
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- `packages/relay` — E2E encrypted relay
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## Test commands
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Always use fail-fast. Do not run the whole suite. Find the first failure fast.
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```bash
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# Server unit tests
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npm run test:unit -w packages/server -- --bail 1
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# Server e2e tests (daemon tests — the most valuable tests in the project)
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npm run test:e2e -w packages/server
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# Server integration tests
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npm run test:integration -w packages/server
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# CLI tests
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npm run test -w packages/cli
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# Relay tests
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npm run test -w packages/relay -- --bail 1
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```
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Skip `*.real.e2e.test.ts` and `*.local.e2e.test.ts` — those are local-only manual tests.
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## What to do each iteration
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1. Run unit tests first (`--bail 1`). If they pass, run e2e tests. If those pass, run integration, then CLI, then relay.
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2. Read the failure output carefully. Understand what the test is actually trying to verify.
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3. Fix it. See the rules below for how.
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4. Run typecheck: `npm run typecheck`
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5. Run the failing test again to confirm it passes.
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6. If all tests pass across all three packages, report `done: true`. Otherwise report `done: false` with what failed and what you did.
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## Rules — read every one
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### Fix strategy
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When a test fails:
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- **Outdated** (tests removed/renamed APIs) — update the test to match reality. If the test no longer tests anything meaningful, delete it.
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- **Flaky** (races, timing, non-deterministic) — find the variance source and make it deterministic. Never add retries or sleeps as a fix.
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- **Too slow** — make it fast or delete it.
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- **Tests unimplemented behavior** — delete it. You are here to fix tests, not build features.
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### Test value hierarchy
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The daemon e2e tests (`packages/server/src/server/daemon-e2e/`) are the most valuable tests in this project. They test closest to the user — a real daemon, real WebSocket connections, real agent providers.
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- If a behavior is already covered by a daemon e2e test, a unit test for the same behavior is redundant. Delete the unit test.
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- Provider-specific unit tests (e.g., `claude-agent.*.test.ts`) are for testing specific provider bugs: interruptions, autonomous wakes, edge cases in tool call parsing. Not for testing general agent lifecycle — that's what e2e tests are for.
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- If you're unsure whether a test adds value, check if the same behavior is exercised by an e2e test. If yes, delete.
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### No shoehorning
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Do not shoehorn tests into passing. If code isn't testable, refactor the code to be testable. Signs you're shoehorning:
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- Adding `vi.mock()` to stub out a dependency
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- Adding weird vitest config overrides
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- Wrapping the test in try/catch to swallow errors
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- Adding conditional assertions or `if` branches in test bodies
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Instead: make the dependency injectable, split the function, extract the pure logic.
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### No mocks
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We use real dependencies on purpose. Do not introduce `vi.mock()`, `jest.mock()`, or any mocking library. If you need test isolation, use swappable adapters or in-memory implementations (see `docs/TESTING.md`).
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### Boy Scout Rule
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Leave every file you touch cleaner than you found it:
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- Extract duplicated setup into shared helpers
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- Simplify complex assertions into readable helpers
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- If you see three tests doing the same setup, extract it
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- Build a vocabulary of test helpers so specs read like plain English
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- CLI tests have shared helpers in `packages/cli/tests/helpers/` — use and extend them
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### Resource hygiene
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- **NEVER kill the daemon running on port 6767** — that is the live development daemon. Killing it will break your own environment.
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- Daemon e2e tests spawn their own ephemeral daemons on random ports. Ensure cleanup runs even on test failure.
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- Kill processes by PID, never by broad port or name patterns.
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- If a test leaves an orphaned process, find the cleanup bug and fix it properly.
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### What NOT to do
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- Do not add auth checks, environment variable gates, or conditional skips
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- Do not introduce mocks
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- Do not add new vitest plugins or config changes
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- Do not implement new features to make a test pass
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- Do not add `// @ts-ignore` or `// @ts-expect-error` to silence type errors
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- Do not weaken assertions (e.g., changing `toEqual` to `toBeTruthy`)
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