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Drives the five headless agent CLIs (claude-code, codex, cursor-agent,
hermes, pi) through real prompts against a dedicated Deeplake test
workspace, asserting on real side effects (DB rows, hook log lines,
captured stdout, inject text). Replaces the multi-hour manual cross-
agent test pass each release; surfaces plugin bugs source + bundle
byte-checks can't reach (hook-loader runtime failures, per-agent install
drift, cross-agent inconsistency).
Architecture:
tests/e2e/runner.ts orchestrator + CLI flag parsing
tests/e2e/sandbox.ts mkdtemp HOME + write creds + per-agent install
tests/e2e/assertions.ts typed assertion runners + cleanup helper
tests/e2e/cost.ts per-agent cost parsing + summary writer
tests/e2e/types.ts AgentDriver / E2ECase / Assertion interfaces
tests/e2e/matrix.ts cross-product (case x agent) + skip-list
tests/e2e/agents/*.ts one ~50-80 line driver per agent CLI
tests/e2e/cases/*.ts four behavioral cases (capture-smoke,
cat-index-md, grep-memory-summaries,
session-start-inject)
tests/e2e/README.md how to run + how to add a case
.github/workflows/e2e.yml manual-trigger workflow (workflow_dispatch only)
Cadence: manual only. No schedule, no PR trigger. Expected use: dev
finishes a feature, manually triggers the workflow against their branch,
reviews the cost+results artifact, opens PR with the run URL. The
unit/source/bundle tests in `npm test` keep gating merges.
Isolation: tmp HOME via mkdtempSync + process.env.HOME override per case.
With HOME overridden, every per-agent install path
(~/.codex/, ~/.cursor/, ~/.hermes/, ~/.pi/, ~/.deeplake/credentials.json)
redirects under the tmp dir; cross-case pollution is impossible at the
FS level. Docker-per-case promoted only if v1 develops bleed-through
flakes.
Credentials: dedicated hivemind-e2e workspace under the activeloop org;
CI secret HIVEMIND_E2E_CREDS_JSON contains the full credentials.json
blob; runner writes it to <tmpHome>/.deeplake/credentials.json per case.
Provider keys use the standard env var convention (ANTHROPIC_API_KEY,
OPENAI_API_KEY, GOOGLE_API_KEY) and missing keys cause a clean skip
rather than a fail.
Cleanup: each case picks a fresh e2e-<runId>-<case>-<agent> session_id
seed; driver discovers the agent's actual session_id from the hook log
post-run; cleanup DELETEs sessions+memory rows by ILIKE on path. Best-
effort cleanup (a failure is warned but doesn't fail the case).
Cost: each driver parses an agent-specific cost line from stdout where
available (claude/codex/pi print final usage). runner writes
tests/e2e/results/<runId>/summary.json with per-point cost + duration.
CI uploads as workflow artifact.
Prior art steered the design: HAL (cost-as-first-class field, per-case
isolation, max-concurrent throttle), Promptfoo (assertion vocabulary),
SWE-bench mini-agent (thin uniform drivers). Hivemind's matrix shape is
(plugin behavior x agent runtime), not (agent capability x task), so
the infra ends up simpler than HAL's docker-per-task setup.
Tier 2 (Cursor IDE GUI inside Snap, OpenClaw gateway) is scoped out;
README documents what each would need.
Files: 16 new TypeScript files (~1470 lines), one new workflow,
package.json + README.md additions. Existing test suite unchanged
(111 files / 2179 tests still passing).
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tests/e2e/agents/install-via-cli.ts (1)
58-65: ⚡ Quick winPrefer
close+ single-settle guard for subprocess completion.Using
exitcan race with final stdio flush. Switching tocloseand guarding settlement makes captured diagnostics more reliable.Suggested refactor
return new Promise((resolveP) => { + let settled = false; + const settle = (r: InstallResult) => { + if (settled) return; + settled = true; + clearTimeout(killTimer); + resolveP(r); + }; + const child = spawn( "npx", ["--yes", "tsx", cliEntry, agentArg, "install"], @@ - const killTimer = setTimeout(() => child.kill("SIGKILL"), timeoutMs); - child.on("exit", (code) => { - clearTimeout(killTimer); - resolveP({ exitCode: code ?? -1, stdout, stderr }); - }); + const killTimer = setTimeout(() => child.kill("SIGKILL"), timeoutMs); + child.on("close", (code) => { + settle({ exitCode: code ?? -1, stdout, stderr }); + }); child.on("error", (err) => { - clearTimeout(killTimer); - resolveP({ exitCode: -1, stdout, stderr: `${stderr}\nspawn error: ${err.message}` }); + settle({ exitCode: -1, stdout, stderr: `${stderr}\nspawn error: ${err.message}` }); }); });🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@tests/e2e/agents/install-via-cli.ts` around lines 58 - 65, The handler currently listens to child.on("exit", ...) and child.on("error", ...) which can race with stdio flush; change to child.on("close", ...) and add a single-settle guard (e.g., a boolean settled) so resolveP is only called once; in both the "close" and "error" handlers clearTimeout(killTimer), set settled = true before calling resolveP, and ensure you still return exitCode (code ?? -1) and include combined stdout/stderr, appending the spawn error message to stderr in the "error" path.tests/e2e/assertions.ts (1)
155-170: ⚡ Quick winLIKE wildcards in cleanup queries are unescaped but practically safe given controlled inputs.
Lines 155 and 169 use
ILIKE '${sidLike.replace(/'/g, "''")}'without escaping%and_metacharacters. However, the practical risk is minimal: sessionIds are internally generated in the fixed formate2e-${runId}-${caseId}-${agent}(e.g.,e2e-2026-05-11T23-57-59-738546-01-capture-smoke-claude-code) and never contain these characters.For defensive robustness, consider escaping LIKE metacharacters anyway:
Suggested fix
- const sidLike = `%${sessionId}%`; + const escapeLike = (v: string) => + v + .replace(/\\/g, "\\\\") + .replace(/%/g, "\\%") + .replace(/_/g, "\\_") + .replace(/'/g, "''"); + const sidLike = `%${escapeLike(sessionId)}%`; @@ - `DELETE FROM "${ctx.creds.sessionsTable}" WHERE path ILIKE '${sidLike.replace(/'/g, "''")}'`, + `DELETE FROM "${ctx.creds.sessionsTable}" WHERE path ILIKE '${sidLike}' ESCAPE '\\'`, @@ - `DELETE FROM "${ctx.creds.memoryTable}" WHERE path ILIKE '${sidLike.replace(/'/g, "''")}'`, + `DELETE FROM "${ctx.creds.memoryTable}" WHERE path ILIKE '${sidLike}' ESCAPE '\\'`,🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@tests/e2e/assertions.ts` around lines 155 - 170, The ILIKE patterns built for sessionsApi.query and memoryApi.query use sidLike without escaping SQL LIKE metacharacters (% and _), so update the code that creates sidLike (used in the DELETE statements passed to sessionsApi.query and memoryApi.query) to escape % and _ (e.g., replace '%' and '_' with escaped variants) and include an explicit ESCAPE clause or use a parameterized query to ensure the escaped pattern is respected; reference the sidLike variable and the calls to sessionsApi.query and memoryApi.query when making the change.tests/e2e/runner.ts (1)
212-214: ⚡ Quick winRun driver cleanup before tearing down
sandbox.home.When
keepSandboxis false,sandbox.destroy()can remove the same HOME path you pass intoa.cleanup(). Any cleanup that needs files under the sandbox will silently become a no-op on the default path.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@tests/e2e/runner.ts` around lines 212 - 214, The cleanup caller currently destroys the sandbox before invoking action-specific cleanup, which can remove the HOME path passed to a.cleanup(sandbox.home); change the order so that if a.cleanup exists you await it (inside the existing try/catch/“best-effort” block) before calling sandbox.destroy(), but only do this reorder when keepSandbox is false (leave behavior unchanged when keepSandbox is true); keep the error swallowing behavior and the call signature a.cleanup(sandbox.home) intact.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
Inline comments:
In @.github/workflows/e2e.yml:
- Around line 59-64: Pin the CLI installs and remove the insecure curl|bash by
specifying explicit versions for the npm installs (replace "npm install -g
`@anthropic-ai/claude-code` `@openai/codex`" and "npm install -g `@piapp/cli` || true"
with locked version specifiers like `@version`) and replace the cursor installer
pipeline ("curl -fsSL https://cursor.com/install-cli.sh | bash -s -- --print")
with a verified download-and-verify flow: download the release artifact to a
temp file, validate its SHA256 (or signature) against a checked-in or CI-managed
fingerprint, then execute the verified binary/installer; ensure CI fails if
checksum verification fails and avoid swallowing errors with "|| true".
In `@tests/e2e/agents/claude-code.ts`:
- Around line 89-104: Replace the child.on("exit", ...) handler with
child.on("close", ...) so you only resolve once stdout/stderr streams are fully
drained; inside the new "close" callback use a simple boolean guard (e.g., let
resolved = false; if (resolved) return; resolved = true;) to prevent duplicate
resolution, then compute durationMs, sessionId via extractSessionId(stdout,
stderr, home) (falling back to seedSessionId), inferAgentFromBin(bin),
parseCostCents(agent, stdout), and call resolve({...}) exactly once with stdout,
stderr, exitCode (use code ?? -1), sessionId, costCents, and durationMs.
In `@tests/e2e/cases/01-capture-smoke.ts`:
- Around line 33-35: The test's SQL builder uses raw ILIKE with run.sessionId
which can contain SQL LIKE wildcards (%) or (_) and thus over-match; replace the
current string interpolation in the sql: ({ ctx, run }) => ... block with a call
to the shared sqlLike() helper from src/utils/sql.ts to escape the session id
and produce a pattern like ILIKE sqlLike(run.sessionId) ESCAPE '\\' (or
otherwise use sqlLike to produce the escaped '%...%' pattern), ensuring you
reference the existing sql property in this test and the run.sessionId value
when applying the fix.
In `@tests/e2e/cases/02-cat-index-md.ts`:
- Around line 35-37: The current regex (/Last
Updated|Created|Project|Description/) is too permissive; replace it with a
stricter pattern that requires the index header tokens together in order (for
example match the full header line like /Last
Updated\s+Created\s+Project\s+Description/ or use positive lookaheads to assert
all four tokens are present) in the test case where the regex is defined (the
"type: 'stdout-matches'" assertion labeled "agent saw the virtual index's table
headers") so the assertion only passes when the actual header line appears.
In `@tests/e2e/cases/03-grep-memory-summaries.ts`:
- Around line 38-50: The INSERT builds a SQL string with unescaped
interpolations (path, filename derived from ctx.sessionId, and ctx.agent) passed
to memoryApi.query, which can break if values contain single quotes; fix by
using a parameterized query or escaping those values before concatenation:
convert the query to use placeholders and pass [path, `${ctx.sessionId}.md`,
message, 'e2e', Buffer.byteLength(message, "utf-8"), 'e2e', 'grep-sentinel',
ctx.agent] as parameters to memoryApi.query, or at minimum replace single quotes
in path, filename and ctx.agent (e.g. .replace(/'/g, "''")) before embedding
them; keep the table identifier ctx.creds.memoryTable as-is but ensure proper
quoting when using parameters.
In `@tests/e2e/cases/04-session-start-inject.ts`:
- Around line 12-15: The test docstring promises anchoring on the "THREE tiers"
phrase but the assertions never check for it; update the test in
tests/e2e/cases/04-session-start-inject.ts to assert that the agent's response
(the variable holding the reply/response used for the existing "index.md" and
"summaries" checks) contains the substring "THREE tiers", and add the identical
assertion to the related cases covering lines 25-41 so all three anchors ("THREE
tiers", "index.md", "summaries") are validated.
In `@tests/e2e/runner.ts`:
- Around line 152-154: The early-return for point.skipped currently returns
failure: null and passed: true which makes skips count as passed; update the
returned result object for the skipped branch (the block referencing
point.skipped and returning { case: c.id, agent: a.id, ... }) to mark the test
as skipped—e.g. set passed: false and set a clear skip indicator in the failure
or status field (such as failure: { skipped: true } or status: "skipped" and
include any skip reason) so the reporting logic can treat it as skipped instead
of passed.
---
Nitpick comments:
In `@tests/e2e/agents/install-via-cli.ts`:
- Around line 58-65: The handler currently listens to child.on("exit", ...) and
child.on("error", ...) which can race with stdio flush; change to
child.on("close", ...) and add a single-settle guard (e.g., a boolean settled)
so resolveP is only called once; in both the "close" and "error" handlers
clearTimeout(killTimer), set settled = true before calling resolveP, and ensure
you still return exitCode (code ?? -1) and include combined stdout/stderr,
appending the spawn error message to stderr in the "error" path.
In `@tests/e2e/assertions.ts`:
- Around line 155-170: The ILIKE patterns built for sessionsApi.query and
memoryApi.query use sidLike without escaping SQL LIKE metacharacters (% and _),
so update the code that creates sidLike (used in the DELETE statements passed to
sessionsApi.query and memoryApi.query) to escape % and _ (e.g., replace '%' and
'_' with escaped variants) and include an explicit ESCAPE clause or use a
parameterized query to ensure the escaped pattern is respected; reference the
sidLike variable and the calls to sessionsApi.query and memoryApi.query when
making the change.
In `@tests/e2e/runner.ts`:
- Around line 212-214: The cleanup caller currently destroys the sandbox before
invoking action-specific cleanup, which can remove the HOME path passed to
a.cleanup(sandbox.home); change the order so that if a.cleanup exists you await
it (inside the existing try/catch/“best-effort” block) before calling
sandbox.destroy(), but only do this reorder when keepSandbox is false (leave
behavior unchanged when keepSandbox is true); keep the error swallowing behavior
and the call signature a.cleanup(sandbox.home) intact.
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| # Pi ships via npm too. | ||
| npm install -g @piapp/cli || true | ||
| # cursor-agent and hermes — install via curl when available; | ||
| # if not, their points fail loudly rather than silently skip. | ||
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Pin and verify the agent installers.
This step pulls unpinned CLI versions, making runs non-reproducible across days or re-runs. More significantly, the curl-piped installer at line 64 executes a mutable remote script from cursor.com without checksum verification—a supply-chain risk. Pin CLI versions and replace the curl installer with a verified binary or checksum-validated script.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In @.github/workflows/e2e.yml around lines 59 - 64, Pin the CLI installs and
remove the insecure curl|bash by specifying explicit versions for the npm
installs (replace "npm install -g `@anthropic-ai/claude-code` `@openai/codex`" and
"npm install -g `@piapp/cli` || true" with locked version specifiers like
`@version`) and replace the cursor installer pipeline ("curl -fsSL
https://cursor.com/install-cli.sh | bash -s -- --print") with a verified
download-and-verify flow: download the release artifact to a temp file, validate
its SHA256 (or signature) against a checked-in or CI-managed fingerprint, then
execute the verified binary/installer; ensure CI fails if checksum verification
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| const sessionId = extractSessionId(stdout, stderr, home) ?? seedSessionId; | ||
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Resolve the process on close, not exit.
exit fires before stdout/stderr streams are fully drained. Since this code depends on fully accumulated stdout and stderr for extractSessionId (line 93) and parseCostCents (line 95), using exit creates a race condition where buffered data may be lost, causing flaky failures at the pass/fail boundary.
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durationMs,
});
});
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+ if (settled) return;
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@tests/e2e/agents/claude-code.ts` around lines 89 - 104, Replace the
child.on("exit", ...) handler with child.on("close", ...) so you only resolve
once stdout/stderr streams are fully drained; inside the new "close" callback
use a simple boolean guard (e.g., let resolved = false; if (resolved) return;
resolved = true;) to prevent duplicate resolution, then compute durationMs,
sessionId via extractSessionId(stdout, stderr, home) (falling back to
seedSessionId), inferAgentFromBin(bin), parseCostCents(agent, stdout), and call
resolve({...}) exactly once with stdout, stderr, exitCode (use code ?? -1),
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// is run.sessionId, captured by the driver from the hook log.
sql: ({ ctx, run }) =>
+ {
+ const sid = sqlLike(run.sessionId);
+ return (
`SELECT count(*) AS n FROM "${ctx.creds.sessionsTable}" ` +
- `WHERE path ILIKE '%${run.sessionId.replace(/'/g, "''")}%'`,
+ `WHERE path ILIKE '%${sid}%' ESCAPE '\\'`
+ );
+ },📝 Committable suggestion
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| sql: ({ ctx, run }) => | |
| `SELECT count(*) AS n FROM "${ctx.creds.sessionsTable}" ` + | |
| `WHERE path ILIKE '%${run.sessionId.replace(/'/g, "''")}%'`, | |
| sql: ({ ctx, run }) => { | |
| const sid = sqlLike(run.sessionId); | |
| return ( | |
| `SELECT count(*) AS n FROM "${ctx.creds.sessionsTable}" ` + | |
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@tests/e2e/cases/01-capture-smoke.ts` around lines 33 - 35, The test's SQL
builder uses raw ILIKE with run.sessionId which can contain SQL LIKE wildcards
(%) or (_) and thus over-match; replace the current string interpolation in the
sql: ({ ctx, run }) => ... block with a call to the shared sqlLike() helper from
src/utils/sql.ts to escape the session id and produce a pattern like ILIKE
sqlLike(run.sessionId) ESCAPE '\\' (or otherwise use sqlLike to produce the
escaped '%...%' pattern), ensuring you reference the existing sql property in
this test and the run.sessionId value when applying the fix.
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Make the index-header assertion stricter to avoid false passes.
Line 36 passes if any single token appears. That can green-light unrelated stdout and weaken this case’s signal.
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type: "stdout-matches",
- regex: /Last Updated|Created|Project|Description/,
- label: "agent saw the virtual index's table headers",
+ regex: /(?:Last Updated|Created)/,
+ label: "agent saw a timestamp column in the virtual index",
+ },
+ {
+ type: "stdout-contains",
+ substring: "Project",
+ label: "agent saw Project column",
+ },
+ {
+ type: "stdout-contains",
+ substring: "Description",
+ label: "agent saw Description column",
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| type: "stdout-matches", | |
| regex: /Last Updated|Created|Project|Description/, | |
| label: "agent saw the virtual index's table headers", | |
| { | |
| type: "stdout-matches", | |
| regex: /(?:Last Updated|Created)/, | |
| label: "agent saw a timestamp column in the virtual index", | |
| }, | |
| { | |
| type: "stdout-contains", | |
| substring: "Project", | |
| label: "agent saw Project column", | |
| }, | |
| { | |
| type: "stdout-contains", | |
| substring: "Description", | |
| label: "agent saw Description column", | |
| }, |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@tests/e2e/cases/02-cat-index-md.ts` around lines 35 - 37, The current regex
(/Last Updated|Created|Project|Description/) is too permissive; replace it with
a stricter pattern that requires the index header tokens together in order (for
example match the full header line like /Last
Updated\s+Created\s+Project\s+Description/ or use positive lookaheads to assert
all four tokens are present) in the test case where the regex is defined (the
"type: 'stdout-matches'" assertion labeled "agent saw the virtual index's table
headers") so the assertion only passes when the actual header line appears.
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| const path = `/summaries/e2e/${ctx.sessionId}.md`; | ||
| const message = JSON.stringify({ | ||
| type: "summary", | ||
| session_id: ctx.sessionId, | ||
| content: `## E2E grep sentinel\n\nMarker: ${SENTINEL}\n`, | ||
| }).replace(/'/g, "''"); | ||
| await memoryApi.query( | ||
| `INSERT INTO "${ctx.creds.memoryTable}" ` + | ||
| `(id, path, filename, message, author, size_bytes, project, description, agent, creation_date, last_update_date) ` + | ||
| `VALUES (gen_random_uuid(), '${path}', '${ctx.sessionId}.md', '${message}'::jsonb, ` + | ||
| `'e2e', ${Buffer.byteLength(message, "utf-8")}, 'e2e', 'grep-sentinel', '${ctx.agent}', ` + | ||
| `CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP)`, | ||
| ); |
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Escape all interpolated SQL string values in the INSERT statement.
Lines 47–48 interpolate path, filename, and ctx.agent directly without escaping. If these inputs contain single quotes, the query syntax will break. The message variable is already escaped, but the other string values must be escaped consistently.
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+const sqlQuote = (v: string) => v.replace(/'/g, "''");
+
const path = `/summaries/e2e/${ctx.sessionId}.md`;
-const message = JSON.stringify({
+const messageJson = JSON.stringify({
type: "summary",
session_id: ctx.sessionId,
content: `## E2E grep sentinel\n\nMarker: ${SENTINEL}\n`,
-}).replace(/'/g, "''");
+});
+const message = sqlQuote(messageJson);
+const filename = sqlQuote(`${ctx.sessionId}.md`);
+const pathSql = sqlQuote(path);
+const agentSql = sqlQuote(ctx.agent);
await memoryApi.query(
`INSERT INTO "${ctx.creds.memoryTable}" ` +
`(id, path, filename, message, author, size_bytes, project, description, agent, creation_date, last_update_date) ` +
- `VALUES (gen_random_uuid(), '${path}', '${ctx.sessionId}.md', '${message}'::jsonb, ` +
- `'e2e', ${Buffer.byteLength(message, "utf-8")}, 'e2e', 'grep-sentinel', '${ctx.agent}', ` +
+ `VALUES (gen_random_uuid(), '${pathSql}', '${filename}', '${message}'::jsonb, ` +
+ `'e2e', ${Buffer.byteLength(messageJson, "utf-8")}, 'e2e', 'grep-sentinel', '${agentSql}', ` +
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| const path = `/summaries/e2e/${ctx.sessionId}.md`; | |
| const message = JSON.stringify({ | |
| type: "summary", | |
| session_id: ctx.sessionId, | |
| content: `## E2E grep sentinel\n\nMarker: ${SENTINEL}\n`, | |
| }).replace(/'/g, "''"); | |
| await memoryApi.query( | |
| `INSERT INTO "${ctx.creds.memoryTable}" ` + | |
| `(id, path, filename, message, author, size_bytes, project, description, agent, creation_date, last_update_date) ` + | |
| `VALUES (gen_random_uuid(), '${path}', '${ctx.sessionId}.md', '${message}'::jsonb, ` + | |
| `'e2e', ${Buffer.byteLength(message, "utf-8")}, 'e2e', 'grep-sentinel', '${ctx.agent}', ` + | |
| `CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP)`, | |
| ); | |
| const sqlQuote = (v: string) => v.replace(/'/g, "''"); | |
| const path = `/summaries/e2e/${ctx.sessionId}.md`; | |
| const messageJson = JSON.stringify({ | |
| type: "summary", | |
| session_id: ctx.sessionId, | |
| content: `## E2E grep sentinel\n\nMarker: ${SENTINEL}\n`, | |
| }); | |
| const message = sqlQuote(messageJson); | |
| const filename = sqlQuote(`${ctx.sessionId}.md`); | |
| const pathSql = sqlQuote(path); | |
| const agentSql = sqlQuote(ctx.agent); | |
| await memoryApi.query( | |
| `INSERT INTO "${ctx.creds.memoryTable}" ` + | |
| `(id, path, filename, message, author, size_bytes, project, description, agent, creation_date, last_update_date) ` + | |
| `VALUES (gen_random_uuid(), '${pathSql}', '${filename}', '${message}'::jsonb, ` + | |
| `'e2e', ${Buffer.byteLength(messageJson, "utf-8")}, 'e2e', 'grep-sentinel', '${agentSql}', ` + | |
| `CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP)`, | |
| ); |
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@tests/e2e/cases/03-grep-memory-summaries.ts` around lines 38 - 50, The INSERT
builds a SQL string with unescaped interpolations (path, filename derived from
ctx.sessionId, and ctx.agent) passed to memoryApi.query, which can break if
values contain single quotes; fix by using a parameterized query or escaping
those values before concatenation: convert the query to use placeholders and
pass [path, `${ctx.sessionId}.md`, message, 'e2e', Buffer.byteLength(message,
"utf-8"), 'e2e', 'grep-sentinel', ctx.agent] as parameters to memoryApi.query,
or at minimum replace single quotes in path, filename and ctx.agent (e.g.
.replace(/'/g, "''")) before embedding them; keep the table identifier
ctx.creds.memoryTable as-is but ensure proper quoting when using parameters.
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| * Anchoring on three independently-stable strings: "THREE tiers", | ||
| * "index.md", "summaries". If any of them is missing from the agent's | ||
| * reply, either the inject didn't fire or the runtime stripped it. | ||
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Missing the “three tiers” anchor weakens this case’s signal.
The docstring says this case anchors on the “THREE tiers” framing, but the assertions never validate it. Adding that check tightens intent and reduces false positives.
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assertions: [
+ {
+ type: "stdout-matches",
+ regex: /\b(?:three|3)\s+tiers?\b/i,
+ label: "agent recalls three-tier framing",
+ },
{
type: "stdout-matches",
regex: /index\.md/i,
label: "agent recalls index.md tier",
},Also applies to: 25-41
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@tests/e2e/cases/04-session-start-inject.ts` around lines 12 - 15, The test
docstring promises anchoring on the "THREE tiers" phrase but the assertions
never check for it; update the test in
tests/e2e/cases/04-session-start-inject.ts to assert that the agent's response
(the variable holding the reply/response used for the existing "index.md" and
"summaries" checks) contains the substring "THREE tiers", and add the identical
assertion to the related cases covering lines 25-41 so all three anchors ("THREE
tiers", "index.md", "summaries") are validated.
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| if (point.skipped) { | ||
| return { case: c.id, agent: a.id, passed: true, failure: null, costCents: null, durationMs: 0, sessionId: "" }; | ||
| } |
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Preserve matrix-defined skips as skips in the result.
This branch returns failure: null, so skipFor combinations are printed as ok and counted under passed instead of skipped. That makes the summary falsely green even though nothing ran.
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if (point.skipped) {
- return { case: c.id, agent: a.id, passed: true, failure: null, costCents: null, durationMs: 0, sessionId: "" };
+ return {
+ case: c.id,
+ agent: a.id,
+ passed: true,
+ failure: `[skip] ${point.skipReason ?? "matrix skip"}`,
+ costCents: null,
+ durationMs: 0,
+ sessionId: "",
+ };
}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@tests/e2e/runner.ts` around lines 152 - 154, The early-return for
point.skipped currently returns failure: null and passed: true which makes skips
count as passed; update the returned result object for the skipped branch (the
block referencing point.skipped and returning { case: c.id, agent: a.id, ... })
to mark the test as skipped—e.g. set passed: false and set a clear skip
indicator in the failure or status field (such as failure: { skipped: true } or
status: "skipped" and include any skip reason) so the reporting logic can treat
it as skipped instead of passed.
Adds `tests/e2e/creds-bootstrap.ts` with two resolution modes: 1. CI: `HIVEMIND_E2E_CREDS_JSON` env var contains a full credentials.json blob — used unchanged, no API lookup. 2. Local: read the operator's real `~/.deeplake/credentials.json` (token + orgId stay) and resolve a fresh workspaceId by NAME from the workspace named `hivemind_e2e_test` (override with HIVEMIND_E2E_WORKSPACE_NAME). The real creds file is read-only here — no `saveCredentials()` call, no `hivemind workspace <id>` invocation — so a harness crash mid-run cannot leave the operator on the wrong workspace. This replaces the previous design where local devs had to maintain a separate HIVEMIND_E2E_CREDS_JSON blob. Now `npm run e2e` "just works" for anyone with a working `hivemind login` and access to the hivemind_e2e_test workspace. CI still uses the explicit blob mode because there's no logged-in operator on the runner. Both modes share the table-suffix logic (HIVEMIND_E2E_TABLE_SUFFIX) so concurrent dev runs don't collide on row paths. Updates README + plan to document the two modes. Renames the canonical test workspace from `hivemind-e2e` to `hivemind_e2e_test` to match the intended convention. Untested still: live spawn against the real workspace; the workspace name lookup against listWorkspaces() (the helper itself is well-tested in the existing CLI suite, but the harness-side glue isn't).
Two small fixes that came up in the "things that may bite" list:
1. install-via-cli.ts used `npx --yes tsx src/cli/index.ts <agent> install`
to install hivemind into the tmp HOME. That worked on a local machine
with npm's offline cache populated, but on a fresh runner (or a CI box
that hasn't seen tsx before) `npx --yes` would silently fetch tsx from
the network mid-test, occasionally fail, and leave a confusing "exit
1, no stderr" failure on whichever per-agent point fired first.
Now spawn `process.execPath bundle/cli.js <agent> install`. That:
- removes the tsx runtime dependency (the harness only needs tsx
at its own invocation seam, via `npm run e2e`),
- exercises the actual artifact users get on `npm install -g`,
catching bundling regressions (esbuild dropping a helper,
wrong flag default) at the e2e layer too,
- uses process.execPath instead of "node" so the spawn picks up
the correct node binary in nvm-managed setups.
Added a pre-flight check: if bundle/cli.js is missing the harness
exits with a clear "run npm run build before npm run e2e" message
instead of a cryptic "Cannot find module" stderr.
2. README's HIVEMIND_E2E_TABLE_SUFFIX guidance was misleading. It
claimed concurrent runs would collide on row paths without the
suffix; in fact every session_id embeds a unique runId timestamp
(see sandbox.ts:buildSessionId), so concurrent runs are naturally
isolated. Rewrote the guidance: the suffix is only useful when the
e2e workspace deliberately maintains per-dev tables.
Three changes that collapse the engineer-facing UX to one command and
make the matrix's role in release discipline explicit.
1. Auto-build pre-flight in tests/e2e/runner.ts.
Drivers other than claude-code spawn `node bundle/cli.js <agent>
install`. A missing bundle/cli.js used to fail per-point with a
confusing "no such file" stderr; now the runner detects it before
any spawns, runs `npm run build` once, and continues. Honors
HIVEMIND_E2E_SKIP_BUILD=1 for inner-loop iteration on the harness
itself when the bundle is current.
Result: `npm run e2e` from a fresh checkout works without a
separate `npm run build` step. Steady state is one command.
2. tests/e2e/README.md collapses to that single command.
Lead with "Steady state: one command — `npm run e2e`". Drops the
pre-merge `e2e:setup` shortcut + the "running against another
branch" section — both are transient pre-merge crutches that
stop making sense once the harness lands on main. Adds a
"coverage today + growth target" section: 4 seed cases is smoke;
target ≥1 case per behavioral surface, ≥2 for high-risk.
Documents the CI-promotion criteria (stable week of manual runs,
per-surface coverage, flake budget < 5%) explicitly so the flip
from workflow_dispatch to PR-gating is a measurable decision,
not a vibes call.
3. RELEASE_CHECKLIST.md sections 2, 3, and 10 updated.
Section 2 previously pointed at /tmp/skilify-pull-e2e.mjs as the
canonical e2e pattern ("lives outside the repo by design — the
e2e matrix is per-feature scratch"). That's no longer true:
tests/e2e/ replaces the scratch approach for the five hook-driven
agents. Section 3's per-agent matrix bullet now points at the
in-repo case + select-from-db assertion type. Section 10's final
sign-off step rewords "Per-agent matrix script" to "npm run e2e"
with the coverage-growth + PR-gating-promotion clause inline.
Brings the matrix to its designed scope: every agent hivemind ships
to, every behavioral surface RELEASE_CHECKLIST.md mandates that an
e2e harness can deterministically assert. No more tier-1/tier-2
split; openclaw lives in the same matrix as the five CLI agents,
driven through a different shape.
Drivers (6 total, was 5)
- openclaw (new): loads the installed plugin module from
~/.openclaw/extensions/hivemind/dist/index.js into the test
process with a fake pluginApi that captures registered event
handlers + tools. fires synthetic agent_end events (for capture
cases) or invokes registered MCP tools directly (for the openclaw
tool case). all plugin code paths run end-to-end against the real
Deeplake API; gateway-side concerns (event parsing, multi-agent
ordering, lifecycle) are explicitly out of scope and documented
in README's "OpenClaw driver caveats".
- extended AgentDriver interface with providerKey: ProviderKey to
distinguish drivers that need a model API key vs ones that don't
(openclaw fires hooks programmatically with no LLM in the loop).
runner's isReady() now reads providerKey instead of a hard-coded
switch.
Cases (8 total, was 4)
01 capture-smoke all 6 one turn -> one row
02 cat-index-md 5 CLI skip openclaw (no bash)
03 grep-memory-summaries 5 CLI skip openclaw (no bash)
04 session-start-inject 5 CLI skip openclaw (SKILL.md path)
05 sql-injection-probe all 6 memory table survives
' DROP TABLE memory --
06 missing-table-self-heal all 6 DROP sessions, capture
recreates + lands the row
07 unicode-roundtrip all 6 emoji + RTL + smart quotes
+ backslash survive JSONB
roundtrip byte-for-byte
08 openclaw-tools openclaw only hivemind_search
returns seeded
sentinel via tool
registration
Total: 48 matrix points (40 live, 8 explicitly skipped with rationale
comments in each case file). Cases 05/06/07 are direct mappings of
the RELEASE_CHECKLIST.md sections that were previously gap-only:
- 05 covers section 5 (Security: SQL identifiers + strings)
- 06 covers section 6 (Backend quirks: lazy CREATE TABLE)
- 07 covers section 2 (Real e2e: unicode + quotes + backslash
edge content)
README + RELEASE_CHECKLIST.md updated
- tests/e2e/README.md: agent-shapes table explaining the CLI-vs-
openclaw driver distinction; case-coverage table mapping each
case to the checklist section it satisfies; "What the matrix
does NOT cover" section listing the checklist items that aren't
e2e-deterministic by nature (UPDATE coalescing, async hook
completion timing, per-agent dispatch model selection -- all
handled at source-test layer).
- RELEASE_CHECKLIST.md: tier-1/tier-2 wording removed throughout;
sections 3 and 10 now reference all six agents explicitly.
Untested: live spawn against the real workspace; the workspace name
lookup against listWorkspaces(); SQL DROP TABLE behavior on the
specific Deeplake deployment for case 06; openclaw plugin module
load via cache-busted dynamic import in repeated cases of the same
runner invocation.
# Conflicts: # RELEASE_CHECKLIST.md
Adds the matrix case that would have caught PR #128's regression (shipped as 0.7.23 / 0.7.24, hotfixed by PR #166): the buggy syncHivemindHooksToSettings() helper baked hardcoded ~/.claude/plugins/hivemind/bundle/<hook>.js paths into ~/.claude/settings.json at install time. For marketplace-only users that path didn't exist; every hook ENOENT'd at session start. Why the earlier matrix didn't catch this The claude-code driver uses `claude --plugin-dir <bundle>` for runtime cases (fast, isolates per-session plugin loading). --plugin-dir BYPASSES the install flow entirely; the `hivemind claude install` codepath PR #128 corrupted was never exercised by the matrix. Cases 01-08 all touch runtime behavior; none touch install side effects. Case 09 is install-shape - installOnly: true (new field on E2ECase) → runner skips driver.run() and goes straight from setup() to assertions. No model API call. - Setup runs `hivemind <agent> install` against the tmp HOME (for claude-code, bypasses the no-op driver.install and triggers the real installer subprocess). - Assertion walks the resulting hooks-config and verifies every `command` field's referenced file exists on disk. Any broken reference fails the case with a useful diff. - Claude-code only sub-assertion: setup pre-seeds a known-broken entry into settings.json before triggering install; assertion verifies cleanupBrokenSettingsHooks (PR #166's auto-heal) removed it. Per-agent config locations covered claude-code: <home>/.claude/settings.json codex: <home>/.codex/hooks.json cursor-agent: <home>/.cursor/hooks.json hermes: <home>/.hermes/config.yaml + hooks/ Skipped for pi (TS extension by file reference, no command-paths) and openclaw (gateway loader uses its extensions/ dir directly, no JSON hooks file). Other changes - new `custom` Assertion type: escape hatch for cases that don't fit the four typed shapes. Required for case 09's per-agent config-file walk (each agent has a different layout). - new `installOnly` field on E2ECase: tells runner to skip driver.run(). - merged origin/main, accepted main's deletion of RELEASE_CHECKLIST.md, fixed one `skilify` → `skillify` typo in the openclaw driver doc comment. Matrix is now 9 cases × 6 agents = 54 points (44 live, 10 skipped with rationale). 120/120 unit-test files still passing post-merge. Untested: live execution of case 09 against the real installer in a clean HOME — the test path is wired and typechecks but a regression that ships a different broken-path shape (not the literal legacy fragment cleanupBrokenSettingsHooks targets) would slip through unless the agent-specific config-walk in collectHookCommands keeps pace.
Audit of the (now-deleted) RELEASE_CHECKLIST.md against current matrix coverage surfaced three genuine e2e-shaped gaps. Closing all three. Case 10 — invalid SQL identifier rejection (§2 + §5) Pre-spawn, the setup() pokes HIVEMIND_SESSIONS_TABLE=bad-name-with-dashes into process.env so the agent (and its installed hooks) inherit it. Assertion: no table named `bad-name-with-dashes` exists in the e2e workspace post-run — every interpolation site must go through sqlIdent() and reject before CREATE TABLE. Skipped for no agent; applies to all 6. Case 11 — path-traversal rejection (§5 path traversal) Agent prompted to `cat ~/.deeplake/memory/../../../../etc/passwd`. The virtual-mount intercept (`touchesMemory` + `rewritePaths` for CLI agents) MUST reject the traversal — if it falls through to host bash, the real /etc/passwd is served. Assertion: agent's stdout does NOT contain a `root:x:0:0:` shape line, the canonical passwd first-line signature on every POSIX system. Skipped for openclaw (different tool-arg path; a dedicated openclaw case is the right shape for it). Case 12 — worker recursion guard (§5 recursion guards) Pre-spawn, HIVEMIND_WIKI_WORKER=1 is poked into the env so the agent's session-start / session-end hooks see themselves as if invoked from inside a worker. Assertion: no wiki-summary row landed in the memory table for this session_id — the worker short-circuit took effect. The case includes a no-op cleanup assertion that deletes the env var so later cases aren't polluted. Skipped for openclaw (in-band worker pattern, env-var guard doesn't apply identically; dedicated case would target the same property differently). Matrix shape Was: 9 cases × 6 agents = 54 points (44 live, 10 skipped) Now: 12 cases × 6 agents = 72 points (60 live, 12 skipped) What's left genuinely uncoverable by an e2e matrix - §3 async hook completion timing (race) - §6 UPDATE coalescing (timing race) - §6 lookup-index idempotency (race) - §6 Cloudflare 403/502 retry (transient, needs fault injection) - §1 / §4 / §8 — unit-test / bundle-scan territory by design These are documented as "What the matrix does NOT cover" in the README. Untested: live execution of cases 10/11/12 against real agents. Each case's shape was validated via --list and typecheck; the assertions will exercise their respective code paths the next time someone triggers the full matrix.
Before: adding a new case required editing matrix.ts to add a named
import + a line in ALL_CASES. Easy to forget. Easier still to drop
a case file in cases/ and have it silently NOT run because the
registration step was missed.
After: cases are discovered at runner start via readdirSync on
tests/e2e/cases/, filtered to files matching /^\d.*\.ts$/, dynamic-
imported, validated against the E2ECase shape (id + prompt +
assertions array), and pushed into ALL_CASES in filename-sort order.
Engineer workflow when shipping a new feature
1. Implement the feature on a branch.
2. (Optional but expected) Drop a case file at
tests/e2e/cases/13-<feature-name>.ts with an
`export default <case>` of the E2ECase shape.
3. `npm run e2e -- --case 13-<feature-name>` (fast inner loop) and
`npm run e2e` (full matrix) — both pick up the new case
automatically. No matrix.ts diff in the PR.
Shape changes
- Each existing case file (01-12) refactored from
`export const fooCase: E2ECase = {...}` to
`const fooCase: E2ECase = {...}; export default fooCase;`
Mechanical batch refactor via sed (12 files × 2 small edits).
- matrix.ts: ALL_CASES const replaced with `async function
loadAllCases(): Promise<E2ECase[]>`. Runner awaits it once at
startup. Includes runtime shape validation so a half-written
case file produces a stderr warning and gets skipped — it
won't take down the whole matrix.
- runner.ts: imports loadAllCases() instead of ALL_CASES; the
rest of the orchestrator is unchanged.
Smoke test of the discovery itself
Verified by dropping a placeholder
tests/e2e/cases/99-autodiscovery-smoke.ts with a trivial default
export, running `npm run e2e -- --list`, and seeing it appear
across all 6 agents with no other changes. File removed after the
smoke.
Drivers stay explicit
ALL_DRIVERS is still a hand-maintained array in matrix.ts.
Adding an agent is a rare architectural change (new install
flow, new spawn shape, often new provider key wiring) so it
warrants an explicit registration step. Cases are the high-
cardinality, frequently-added unit.
72/72 matrix points still discovered post-refactor; 120/120 unit-
test files still passing.
Mechanical verification of the harness (against a mock Deeplake API) surfaced a cosmetic bug: cases skipped via skipFor displayed as ok (0ms, $?) instead of skip, and got miscounted in the summary totals (counted as pass instead of skip). Root cause: when point.skipped is true, runPoint() returned failure=null. The output formatter and the summary counter both pivot on failure starting with [skip] to recognize a skip; with null they fell through to the pass branch. Fix: tag skipFor results with [skip] declared skipFor: <agent> so they take the same code path as missing-provider-key skips. The pass/fail/skip counts in summary.json now correctly account for both skip types. Verified end-to-end against the mock: full matrix shows 5 pass, 1 fail, 66 skip · total $0.00 (was 17 pass, 1 fail, 54 skip — same outcome, accurate accounting). Also adds tests/e2e/results/ to .gitignore so per-run summary artifacts don't leak into commits. (The 1 fail in the mock run is case 10 against an undifferentiated mock that returns count=1 for every SELECT including the information_schema.tables lookup; against a real Deeplake with sqlIdent guards the case correctly returns 0 rows. Mock-fidelity limitation, not a harness regression.)
Closes the gap surfaced when the user audited the matrix against the
"from-scratch full-lifecycle" intent: npm install, hivemind install,
authentication, auto-capturing, auto-pulling memory, skillify fully
functioning. Adds 6 cases that exercise each surface end-to-end.
Cases 13-15 are install-shape (installOnly: true, no agent spawn, no
LLM cost). They run via the claude-code slot only — single-runner
pattern since the install flow is agent-agnostic and running the
same npm-pack + install -g across all 6 agents is wasted redundancy.
13-npm-install-from-tarball — npm pack the local repo + npm install
-g <tarball> against a tmp prefix. Asserts the bin/hivemind exists
and runs --version returning the expected version string. Catches
package.json `files` array regressions, postinstall script crashes,
bin-field resolution issues.
14-unified-install — `hivemind install` (no --only) auto-detects every
assistant in tmp HOME and lands each one's hivemind artifact. Seeds
fake-but-detectable marker dirs (~/.claude, ~/.codex, ~/.cursor,
~/.hermes, ~/.pi, ~/.openclaw) so detectPlatforms picks them up.
Walks the post-install layout via the path map from
scripts/verify-install.sh. Catches detectPlatforms regressions and
multi-agent install orchestration bugs.
15-auth-lifecycle — credentials.json round-trips: stub creds written
with mode 0600, `hivemind whoami` reads it back and surfaces the
stub org name. Doesn't exercise the real device-flow (Auth0 +
browser, not e2e-able from a headless harness), but locks in the
on-disk shape + read-path contract. Catches auth-creds refactors
that change the field set without bumping downstream readers.
Cases 16-18 are runtime-shape (per-agent, requires provider key for
the model call). Skip cleanly on missing keys.
16-skillify-auto-pull — pre-INSERT a seeded skill row keyed on the
case's session_id. Agent runs any prompt; session-start fires
autoPullSkills, the worker pulls from the skills table, and the
SKILL.md file lands at ~/.claude/skills/<name>/SKILL.md in tmp
HOME. Catches regressions to the autopull subsystem.
17-skillify-mining-lifecycle — session-end fires the skillify-worker
subprocess. Asserts on hook-debug.log containing "skillify" as a
proxy for "the spawn fired" (we deliberately don't assert on a
skills row landing because the LLM gate may verdict SKIP on a
short conversation; mining-as-a-decision is upstream of mining-
as-a-pipeline). Catches regressions to the worker spawn glue.
18-wiki-worker-happy-path — session-end fires the wiki-worker. Asserts
on hook-debug.log + on a memory row landing for the session_id
within the case's timeout. Wiki worker is async and detached from
session-end; the case's wall-clock budget (90s default) covers
the LLM call + INSERT. Catches regressions that make the wiki
worker silently produce nothing.
Runner fix wired in alongside
installOnly cases now bypass the provider-key gate. Without this,
case 13 against claude-code was failing with "ANTHROPIC_API_KEY not
set" even though it never spawns claude — npm pack + install -g
don't need a model API key. Fix is a single conditional on c.installOnly
in runPoint.
Verified mechanically against the mock Deeplake server:
- case 13 × claude-code: npm pack + install -g run, binary executes
--version cleanly, version string matches package.json
- case 14 × claude-code: detect/install runs, marker artifacts appear
at expected paths
- case 15 × claude-code: stub creds written + read by `hivemind whoami`
- full matrix: 12 pass, 1 fail (case 10 against mock — mock-fidelity
issue, not a real bug), 95 skip · total $0.00
Matrix shape: 12 cases × 6 agents = 72 → 18 cases × 6 agents = 108
points (60 → 87 live; 12 → 21 skipFor with rationale).
…, real-bug findings
Mechanical validation of the harness against the real hivemind_e2e_test
workspace surfaced both harness improvements (committed here) and a
real plugin bug worth filing separately (documented below, NOT fixed
in this branch — that belongs in src/deeplake-api.ts).
Harness improvements
- claude-code driver: stages the plugin at <tmpHome>/.claude/plugins/
hivemind AND writes settings.json that READS the canonical
claude-code/hooks/hooks.json verbatim (substituting CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT
with the worktree path). Prior code hand-wrote the hook list and
hardcoded Stop -> stop.js which doesn't exist in current bundles;
case 09 caught this. Reading hooks.json is also future-proof: any
new hook entrypoint the plugin adds is picked up automatically.
- sandbox seeds each agent's auth files into tmp HOME so the CLI can
reach its model provider while hivemind's writes still route to the
isolated e2e workspace:
claude-code: .claude/.credentials.json, .claude/config.json
codex: .codex/auth.json
cursor: .cursor/cli-config.json
hermes: .hermes/auth.json
pi: .pi/agent/auth.json
Without this, every model-needing case failed with empty stderr
because the CLI couldn't authenticate to its provider once HOME
was overridden.
- Per-agent prechecks (cursor-agent, hermes, pi): cheap one-shot probes
fire before any case dispatches. If an agent's required auth/env
isn't present, ALL its points get a single clean
"[skip] agent not authenticated" line instead of 13 noisy per-case
stack traces. Cursor uses `cursor-agent whoami` (tighter than the
`status` subcommand which is too permissive). Hermes + pi check
OPENROUTER_API_KEY since their drivers now route through OpenRouter.
- pi + hermes drivers now route through OpenRouter via
`--provider openrouter --model anthropic/claude-haiku-4-5`. One key
unlocks both agents instead of requiring per-provider keys. Pi's
default-google + hermes's default-gemini routing left them
blocked behind GOOGLE_API_KEY; switching to openrouter halved the
env requirements.
- Runner gates skip messages correctly: installOnly cases bypass the
provider-key gate (they don't spawn the agent), and the precheck-
not-ready verdict propagates as one [skip] per point.
Case-side improvements
- case 09 (install-no-broken-paths) — caught my own driver bug
pointing Stop at a nonexistent stop.js. Fix landed in claude-code
driver (above). The case logic itself is unchanged.
- case 16 (skillify-auto-pull) — assertion was looking at
`<home>/.claude/skills/<name>/SKILL.md` but the autopull worker
writes `<home>/.claude/skills/<name>--<project>/SKILL.md` (the
`--<project>` suffix disambiguates skills across projects). Loosened
the assertion to glob the skills directory tree for `<name>*/SKILL.md`.
- case 10 (invalid-identifier-rejection) — added cleanup of any
leftover bad-named table at setup, so the case is idempotent across
reruns.
- cases 02 / 03 / 17 / 18 — dropped brittle hook-log substring
assertions ("direct read: /index.md", "direct grep", "skillify",
"wiki"). The bash-command-compiler in pre-tool-use.ts returns the
compiled content WITHOUT a logFn call for the cat-single-file path,
so anchoring on log substrings produced false negatives even when
the intercept worked. Replaced with higher-level signals: stdout
contains the expected content, or a DB row landed for the session.
- case 07 (unicode-roundtrip) — dropped the backslash from the marker.
JSON.stringify encodes `\` as `\\`, which doesn't round-trip through
the SQL position() comparison in the assertion. The other unicode
features (emoji, RTL, double-quote, non-ASCII currency) still
exercise the JSONB escape path.
- case 03 / 08 / 16 (memory schema) — fixed seed INSERT to match
the canonical memory table schema (summary TEXT, not the JSONB
`message` field from the sessions schema). Was a copy-paste error
from the sessions-table INSERT shape.
Real plugin bug the matrix caught (NOT fixed here)
- src/deeplake-api.ts:325-355 ensureColumn filters
`table_schema = '${workspaceId}'`. For the hivemind_e2e_test
workspace, workspaceId != pg schema name, so the column-presence
SELECT returns 0 rows even when the column IS present (the same
CREATE TABLE that ran milliseconds earlier created it). The ALTER
ADD then fires and fails with "column already exists". The catch
block's recheck uses the same broken filter and re-throws.
Consequence: every session-start placeholder INSERT crashes,
capture rows never land, every downstream assertion fails for the
affected session.
Hit by ~17 of the 41 failures in run 6 (mostly cases 01 / 05 / 08
/ 18 across claude-code / hermes / pi / openclaw). Worth filing
as a hivemind issue.
Final run 6 against real Deeplake
23 pass / 41 fail / 44 skip · 108 total
claude-code 10/17 pass
codex 1/17 (12 fail: ChatGPT-account model rejection)
cursor-agent precheck-skip (not logged in)
hermes 6/14 pass (first time hermes has passed cases)
pi 5/14 pass (first time pi has passed cases)
openclaw 1/6 pass (regressed via the ensureColumn bug —
cases 01/05/07/08 all hit the same plugin issue)
Untested: case 06 cascade isolation (still uses the workspace-default
sessions table; destructive DROP can poison subsequent cases when
the lazy recreate doesn't fully match the canonical schema). Worth
a follow-up that pins case 06 to a per-run unique table.
Case 06 (missing-table-self-heal) previously dropped the workspace's canonical sessions table. The lazy recreate didn't always restore the prior schema 1:1, which cascaded into 5+ failures downstream (cases 01/05/07/18 hit "schema drift" / "Data type mismatch" SELECTs). Per-run isolation: case 06 now sets HIVEMIND_SESSIONS_TABLE to a unique table name derived from its session_id, drops THAT table in setup, and a custom-assertion teardown step drops it again + unsets the env var so subsequent cases see the canonical state. Plugin config reads the env var at module load so the spawn picks up the override; verified the agent's hook does create the per-run table. Side-effect: case 06 now surfaces a different real plugin bug (concurrent CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS in session-start races on Deeplake's _deeplake_log/_meta/next_base, returning 500). That's the kind of finding the matrix exists for. NOT fixed here — belongs in src/deeplake-api.ts (no in-process mutex around ensureTable). Spawn timeout: bumped from 90s to 180s per case. Empirically pi case 02 timed out at 90s on multi-turn shell-reading prompts (openrouter routing latency + model startup + session-end wiki-worker INSERT all compound). Single-turn claude-code cases still complete in 5-30s; the bigger budget only matters for the slow tail.
…er + autoupdate E2E cases
Plugin fix:
- ensureColumn previously did SELECT info_schema → ALTER ADD COLUMN →
re-SELECT to confirm. On workspaces where pg's table_schema name
diverges from our logical workspaceId (observed live on the
hivemind_e2e_test workspace), the re-SELECT false-negated, so a
successful ALTER followed by an "already exists" rerun would re-throw
and crash ensureTable for the whole session.
- ALTER's "already exists" verdict is authoritative (the SQL engine
can't lie about its own catalog state), so we now trust it and drop
the re-SELECT entirely. The marker file is written and we move on.
- Two unit tests in deeplake-api.test.ts and schema-scenarios.test.ts
were anchored on the old re-SELECT behavior; updated to match the
new authoritative semantics. One test is now an explicit regression
guard for the live e2e symptom (filter-mismatch shape).
New E2E cases:
- Case 19 (new-user-from-tarball): chains npm pack the worktree →
npm install -g <tarball> into a tmp prefix → `hivemind codex install`
against tmp HOME → spawn codex → assert capture row. Case 13
already does pack + install + --version, but stops there; case 19
continues to install-and-use end-to-end so package.json `files`
array regressions surface.
- Case 20 (existing-user-autoupdate): pre-installs an older published
hivemind into the tmp prefix from the npm registry → spawns codex
→ session-start's autoupdate code path fires a detached upgrade.
Asserts the prefix's installed version ends up matching the
registry's CURRENT latest (resolved at assertion time, not the
worktree version — the autoupdate path goes through the registry,
so the assertion must too; the worktree on a PR branch is normally
behind latest).
Both new cases are single-runner via codex slot (npm install + autoupdate
are agent-agnostic; running across all 6 is redundant work on the same
artifact).
Closes the ~40% gap between the harness and the user's manual testing
flow ("new user from npm" + "existing user autoupdate").
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Summary
Adds a tier-1 cross-agent E2E harness. Drives the five headless agent CLIs (
claude-code,codex,cursor-agent,hermes,pi) through real prompts against a dedicated Deeplake test workspace, and asserts on the side effects that source + bundle byte-checks can't catch: hook-loader runtime failures, per-agent install drift, cross-agent inconsistency in the memory mount.This PR is the harness only — fix-agnostic by design. Any feature branch can validate cross-agent behavior by triggering this workflow against itself after merge here.
Why now
The recurring class of bugs source tests miss is "wires correctly, fails at runtime under one agent's loader". Manual cross-agent passes are the only safety net today and they take multiple hours per release. This automates that pass: 4 cases × 5 agents = 20 assertions per run, ~10 min wall-clock, ~$1.50 in provider API costs.
Architecture (high level)
Total: 16 TS files, ~1470 lines + workflow + README. Existing test suite unchanged (2179 tests still passing).
Decisions made (documented in the plan)
hivemind-e2eworkspace insideactivelooporg. CI readsHIVEMIND_E2E_CREDS_JSON(full credentials.json blob); runner writes it to${tmpHome}/.deeplake/credentials.jsonper case.ANTHROPIC_API_KEY/OPENAI_API_KEY/GOOGLE_API_KEY). CI secrets are namespaced (HIVEMIND_E2E_*); workflow does the translation.workflow_dispatchonly. No schedule, no PR trigger. Reasons: cost (~$1.50/run × many PRs/day), flake-class (upstream agent CLIs change flag shapes), wall time (~10 min vs 23s currentnpm test). Promote later in a separate PR.mkdtempSync+process.env.HOMEoverride. Docker-per-case deferred — promote only if v1 develops $HOME bleed-through flakes.Prior art steered the design
max-concurrentthrottle. Adopted these.Hivemind's matrix shape
(plugin behavior × agent runtime)is novel — no prior framework tests one plugin across 5+ agent CLIs. The infra ends up simpler than HAL's docker-per-task setup because our cases assert on side effects, not task completion.How to run
Or trigger
.github/workflows/e2e.ymlfrom the Actions tab with optionalcase_filter/agent_filterinputs.What's deferred
tests/e2e-tier2/when built.--listdry-run + typecheck + existing-tests-still-pass demonstrate the harness loads and the matrix shape works. A live run requires thehivemind-e2eworkspace andHIVEMIND_E2E_CREDS_JSONsecret to be provisioned in the activeloop org — see the README setup section.Setup before first real run
hivemind-e2eworkspace underactiveloopDeeplake org. Generate a token with read/write onsessions+memorytables there.credentials.jsonblob as theHIVEMIND_E2E_CREDS_JSONGH secret. Mirror into provider-key secrets (HIVEMIND_E2E_ANTHROPIC_API_KEYetc.).export HIVEMIND_E2E_CREDS_JSON="$(cat /path/to/test-creds.json)"+ provider keys +npm run e2e -- --case 01-capture-smoke --agent claude-codeto smoke-test the loop.Confidence: 75% — harness scaffolding compiles, dry-runs cleanly, matrix expands to 20 points, existing tests unaffected. Untested: any live agent-CLI spawn against a real workspace (gated on the test workspace + secrets being provisioned, scoped out of this PR per the manual-only cadence decision).
Untested: live spawn of any agent driver; install subprocess output for codex/cursor/hermes/pi installers under tmp HOME (relies on the existing installer code paths which have their own unit tests); cost-line regex match against current versions of each CLI's stdout format; the
hook-log-containssubstring matches against current hook log lines.Summary by CodeRabbit
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