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orchestra/internal/operations/workphase.go
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kami 57c028f94f Seal the plan as a specification instead of four bullet lists
The plan artifact was Changes{Target,Intent} plus three string lists, every
entry capped at 500 single-line characters. That bound makes a specification
impossible: a phase cannot carry a code block, a paragraph of reasoning, or a
verification command with its own argument list. renderSealed then flattened
what little survived through collapse(), so an implement session received a
summary of a summary.

plan.md replaces it. Markdown, 128 KiB, no per-line cap, sealed through the
existing path under the existing PlanRef. The parser enforces the structure the
brief states: required sections, phases numbered from 1 with no gaps, Files,
Changes and Verification per phase, and at least one automated or manual check,
because a phase nobody can verify can never be established as done. Automated
entries are JSON argv arrays, so a pipe is a literal argument rather than an
operator. Headings inside fenced blocks are content, so a plan may show
markdown without parsing its own example.

Citations resolve at seal time against the accepted research, on the
coordinator, which is the only party holding ResearchRef. A plan resting on a
finding nobody recorded fails on the planner while its session is still alive
to be told.

The plan now renders byte for byte into the implement launch, and a rotated
successor receives the same complete document. That is the property the whole
change exists for. collapse() stays for research findings, which really are
short claims.

DecodeStoredPlan reads pre-markdown refs and renders them into the same type,
labelled, so nothing downstream branches on which era a plan came from. A
legacy plan carries no phases, which is honest: the old artifact never named an
executable unit.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CVbaKucEYBjMqVeUgJUsc1
2026-08-28 11:36:45 +04:00

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package operations
import (
"encoding/json"
"errors"
"fmt"
"strings"
"orchestra/internal/authz"
"orchestra/internal/domain"
"orchestra/internal/registry"
"orchestra/internal/store"
"orchestra/internal/workphase"
)
// AdvanceWorkPhase moves a task to the next phase on its project's declared
// path and seals the artifact the phase produced.
//
// Only Orchestra changes phase. An agent that believes the phase should
// change says so through the approval surface, and this is what acts on that
// belief. The artifact is validated before the transition is recorded, so a
// phase can never be left with an artifact the next phase cannot read.
//
// Review is the end of the path. Its only move is back to implement, because
// a review that passes ends the task through the lifecycle, not the phase.
func AdvanceWorkPhase(s *store.Store, project registry.Project, taskID string, artifact []byte) (domain.Event, error) {
return advanceWorkPhase(s, project, taskID, artifact, nil)
}
// advanceWorkPhase carries extra payload fields a specific transition needs,
// such as the commit a review phase is entered against.
func advanceWorkPhase(s *store.Store, project registry.Project, taskID string, artifact []byte, extra map[string]any) (domain.Event, error) {
t, ok := s.Task(taskID)
if !ok {
return domain.Event{}, domain.ErrNotFound
}
next, ok := project.NextPhase(t.WorkPhase)
if !ok {
return domain.Event{}, fmt.Errorf("%w: work phase %q is the end of project %s's path", domain.ErrInvalid, current(t), project.ID)
}
// The gate sits between the sealed artifact and the next phase, so the
// human confirms a direction that is already written down.
if project.GateRequired(current(t), next) {
switch {
case trajectoryGateOpen(s, taskID):
cleared, err := clearTrajectoryGate(s, t)
if err != nil {
return domain.Event{}, err
}
t = cleared
case t.State == domain.StateBlocked && t.BlockReason == domain.BlockReasonTrajectoryGate:
// Already waiting. Re-raising would spam the human and reset the
// position the open check depends on.
return domain.Event{}, fmt.Errorf("%w (task %s, %s to %s)", ErrTrajectoryGate, taskID, current(t), next)
default:
// The artifact is not sealed yet, so the packet reads the proposal
// from the bytes in hand. The caller retries this same advance with
// the same artifact once the human has answered.
return domain.Event{}, raiseTrajectoryGate(s, t, current(t), next, artifact)
}
}
payload := map[string]any{"phase": string(next), "from": string(current(t))}
for k, v := range extra {
payload[k] = v
}
if len(artifact) > 0 {
// Validate against the phase being left, which is the phase that
// produced this artifact.
switch current(t) {
case domain.WorkPhaseResearch:
if _, err := workphase.DecodeResearch(artifact); err != nil {
return domain.Event{}, err
}
case domain.WorkPhasePlan:
doc, err := workphase.ParsePlan(artifact)
if err != nil {
return domain.Event{}, err
}
// Citations resolve here and nowhere else: the coordinator holds
// ResearchRef, so this is the only party that can tell whether a
// cited finding exists. A plan resting on a finding nobody
// recorded fails on the planner, while its session is still alive
// to be told, rather than on the implementer later.
if err := resolvePlanReferences(s, t, doc); err != nil {
return domain.Event{}, err
}
}
ref, err := s.PutArtifact(artifact)
if err != nil {
return domain.Event{}, err
}
payload["artifact_ref"] = ref
}
b, err := json.Marshal(payload)
if err != nil {
return domain.Event{}, err
}
e := domain.Event{ID: domain.NewID(), Type: domain.EventWorkPhaseChanged, TaskID: taskID, Version: t.Version + 1, Payload: b, Surface: string(authz.System)}
return e, s.Append(e)
}
func current(t domain.Task) domain.WorkPhase {
if t.WorkPhase == "" {
return domain.WorkPhaseFrame
}
return t.WorkPhase
}
// ErrPhaseRequest reports that an agent's phase request was refused. It is
// distinct from ErrTrajectoryGate: a gate is the human being asked, this is
// the request itself being wrong.
var ErrPhaseRequest = errors.New("phase request refused")
// RequestWorkPhase is the agent-initiated half of a phase change (F21).
//
// The phase brief tells the agent to ask for a phase change rather than
// declare one, and until this existed nothing carried the request. The agent
// asked, the worker had no representation of the asking, and the session sat
// idle until its lease expired. That is what made run 3 fail conformance.
//
// The agent asks; Orchestra still decides. Everything the agent supplies is
// checked here: the phase it believes it is in, the phase it wants, the
// artifact the phase it is leaving must seal. The transition itself is
// AdvanceWorkPhase, unchanged, so a request can never reach a move the
// operator surface could not also make.
//
// leaseEpoch fences the request the way every other worker-driven call is
// fenced: a request written by a session whose lease has since been
// reassigned is a stale opinion, not an instruction.
//
// operationID makes redelivery idempotent. A lost response must not advance
// the phase twice, so a request already recorded under the same id returns
// its event rather than moving again.
func RequestWorkPhase(s *store.Store, project registry.Project, taskID, leaseEpoch, operationID string, from, to domain.WorkPhase, artifact []byte) (domain.Event, error) {
if operationID == "" {
return domain.Event{}, fmt.Errorf("%w: operation_id required", domain.ErrInvalid)
}
if e, ok := phaseOperation(s, taskID, operationID); ok {
return e, nil
}
t, ok := s.Task(taskID)
if !ok {
return domain.Event{}, domain.ErrNotFound
}
if t.Lease == nil || leaseEpoch == "" || t.Lease.Epoch != leaseEpoch {
return domain.Event{}, domain.ErrConflict
}
// The agent states the phase it believes it is in. Disagreeing with the
// log means it is working from a stale context, and acting on its request
// would advance a phase it never actually ran.
if from != current(t) {
return domain.Event{}, fmt.Errorf("%w: task %s is in work phase %q, not %q", ErrPhaseRequest, taskID, current(t), from)
}
next, ok := project.NextPhase(current(t))
if !ok {
return domain.Event{}, fmt.Errorf("%w: work phase %q is the end of project %s's path", ErrPhaseRequest, current(t), project.ID)
}
// Only the next phase on the project's declared path. An agent that asks
// to skip one is refused rather than quietly corrected, because a silent
// correction would teach it the wrong protocol.
if to != next {
return domain.Event{}, fmt.Errorf("%w: task %s may only move to %q, not %q", ErrPhaseRequest, taskID, next, to)
}
return advanceWorkPhase(s, project, taskID, artifact, map[string]any{"operation_id": operationID})
}
// phaseOperation finds a phase change already recorded under this operation id.
func phaseOperation(s *store.Store, taskID, operationID string) (domain.Event, bool) {
for _, e := range s.Events(0) {
if e.TaskID != taskID || e.Type != domain.EventWorkPhaseChanged {
continue
}
var p struct {
OperationID string `json:"operation_id"`
}
if json.Unmarshal(e.Payload, &p) == nil && p.OperationID != "" && p.OperationID == operationID {
return e, true
}
}
return domain.Event{}, false
}
// resolvePlanReferences refuses a plan that cites research the task never
// sealed. Its cost is one CAS read against a ref the coordinator already
// holds.
func resolvePlanReferences(s *store.Store, t domain.Task, doc workphase.PlanDoc) error {
if len(doc.References) == 0 {
return nil
}
if t.ResearchRef == "" {
return fmt.Errorf("%w: the plan cites %s but this task sealed no research", domain.ErrInvalid, strings.Join(doc.References, ", "))
}
raw, err := s.Artifact(t.ResearchRef)
if err != nil {
return fmt.Errorf("resolve plan references: %w", err)
}
r, err := workphase.DecodeStoredResearch(raw)
if err != nil {
return fmt.Errorf("resolve plan references: %w", err)
}
if missing := doc.ResolveReferences(r); len(missing) > 0 {
return fmt.Errorf("%w: the plan cites research:%s, which the accepted research does not contain", domain.ErrInvalid, strings.Join(missing, ", research:"))
}
return nil
}