chore: add Groq proxy and update demo script - #21
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PR Summary by QodoAdd Groq proxy and stabilize the MissionControl demo flow
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| groq_resp = requests.post( | ||
| f"{GROQ_API_URL}/chat/completions", | ||
| json=data, | ||
| headers=headers, | ||
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Suggestion: The outbound request has no timeout, so a stalled Groq connection can block a proxy worker indefinitely and accumulate stuck requests. [possible bug]
Assessment: 🟠 Major · 🔁 Occurrence: Sometimes
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**Path:** groq_proxy.py
**Line:** 29:34
**Comment:**
*Possible Bug: The outbound request has no timeout, so a stalled Groq connection can block a proxy worker indefinitely and accumulate stuck requests.
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| content_type=groq_resp.headers.get('Content-Type', 'text/event-stream') | ||
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Suggestion: Streaming responses use Flask's default 200 status, so Groq 401, 429, and 5xx errors reach clients as successful responses. [api mismatch]
Assessment: 🟠 Major · 🔁 Occurrence: Sometimes
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**Path:** groq_proxy.py
**Line:** 42:45
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*Api Mismatch: Streaming responses use Flask's default 200 status, so Groq 401, 429, and 5xx errors reach clients as successful responses.
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| Stop-Process -Name "node" -Force -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue |
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Suggestion: This forcibly terminates every Node process for the user, including unrelated applications and development tools, not just the MissionControl dashboard. [logic error]
Assessment: 🟠 Major · 🔁 Occurrence: Often
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**Path:** stop.ps1
**Line:** 5:6
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*Logic Error: This forcibly terminates every Node process for the user, including unrelated applications and development tools, not just the MissionControl dashboard.
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| UPDATE agent SET manifest = CAST(json_set(CAST(manifest AS TEXT), '$.model', 'meta/llama-3.3-70b-instruct') AS BLOB) WHERE name = 'missioncontrol'; | |||
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Suggestion: The runtime reads manifest.models and validates manifest.model.name, but this writes a string to the unrelated top-level model field. [api mismatch]
Assessment: 🟠 Major · 🔁 Occurrence: Sometimes
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**Line:** 1:1
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*Api Mismatch: The runtime reads `manifest.models` and validates `manifest.model.name`, but this writes a string to the unrelated top-level `model` field.
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Code Review by Qodo
1. Stops every Node process
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| Write-Host "Stopping Dashboard..." -ForegroundColor Yellow | ||
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1. Stops every node process 🐞 Bug ☼ Reliability
stop.ps1 force-terminates every process named node, rather than only the MissionControl dashboard. Running the documented one-click stop can kill unrelated development servers and Node-based tools owned by the user.
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## Issue description
The one-click stop script force-terminates every Node process on the machine, including processes unrelated to MissionControl.
## Issue Context
The repository already contains project-aware process selection based on listening ports and command lines. Reuse that approach or persist the dashboard PID when starting it.
## Fix Focus Areas
- stop.ps1[5-6]
- start.ps1[48-57]
- scripts/stop-all.ps1[8-35]
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| import requests | ||
| from flask import Flask, request, jsonify, Response |
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2. Proxy dependencies are uninstalled 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness
The new proxy imports Flask and Requests, but the repository's only Python requirements file contains neither package and the setup scripts perform no pip installation. A clean checkout following the new python groq_proxy.py instruction therefore fails with ModuleNotFoundError.
Agent Prompt
## Issue description
The documented Groq proxy cannot start in a clean project environment because Flask and Requests are not declared or installed.
## Issue Context
Add an appropriate dependency manifest for the host-side proxy and update setup/documentation so users install it before running the script.
## Fix Focus Areas
- groq_proxy.py[1-2]
- README.md[107-111]
- scripts/setup.ps1[14-22]
- scripts/setup.sh[11-16]
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| groq_resp = requests.request( | ||
| method=request.method, | ||
| url=f"{GROQ_API_URL}/{path}", | ||
| headers=headers, |
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3. Pass-through duplicates api version 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness
The catch-all appends the complete incoming path to a base URL that already ends in /v1, so a request to the configured /v1/models route is sent to Groq as /openai/v1/v1/models. Model discovery and every non-chat /v1/* endpoint therefore fail upstream.
Agent Prompt
## Issue description
The catch-all duplicates the `/v1` path segment when forwarding OpenAI-compatible endpoints other than chat completions.
## Issue Context
Either use an upstream origin without `/v1` or strip the incoming `v1/` prefix before joining paths. Preserve query parameters and add coverage for `/v1/models`.
## Fix Focus Areas
- groq_proxy.py[7-10]
- groq_proxy.py[53-68]
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| return Response( | ||
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| content_type=groq_resp.headers.get('Content-Type', 'text/event-stream') | ||
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4. Streaming errors become successes 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness
The streaming branch omits groq_resp.status_code, causing Flask to return HTTP 200 even when Groq responds with a 4xx or 5xx. Clients can consequently treat authentication, rate-limit, and provider errors as successful streamed completions.
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## Issue description
Streaming upstream failures are always exposed to clients with a successful HTTP status.
## Issue Context
Set the downstream response status from `groq_resp.status_code` and preserve relevant upstream headers/error bodies. Add a test for a streamed upstream 4xx response.
## Fix Focus Areas
- groq_proxy.py[27-45]
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| groq_resp = requests.post( | ||
| f"{GROQ_API_URL}/chat/completions", | ||
| json=data, | ||
| headers=headers, |
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5. Upstream requests never time out 🐞 Bug ☼ Reliability
Both outbound request paths omit a timeout, so a stalled Groq connection can leave the corresponding proxy request blocked indefinitely. Repeated stalls can accumulate blocked Flask workers and make the local model provider unresponsive.
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## Issue description
Outbound Groq calls have no connection or read deadline and may block indefinitely.
## Issue Context
Apply explicit connect/read timeouts to both `requests.post` and `requests.request`, and return a stable gateway-timeout/provider error when they expire. Account for long-lived streaming reads without leaving connection establishment unbounded.
## Fix Focus Areas
- groq_proxy.py[27-34]
- groq_proxy.py[61-67]
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| 1. Overall system health: All services healthy, but payment-service shows error_rate of 40%. | ||
| 2. Error metrics for payment-service: version v1.8.3, status healthy, error_rate 0.4, latency_p99 120. |
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6. Demo supplies contradictory metrics 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness
The recording script says the injected error_spike produces 40% errors, then supplies the agent a healthy status with error_rate 0.4; the simulator actually changes payment-service to degraded with error_rate 12.3. The recorded dashboard and agent prompt therefore cannot agree, and the supplied healthy data may prevent the requested rollback diagnosis.
Agent Prompt
## Issue description
The demo prompt and narration use metrics and status values that contradict both each other and the simulator's error-spike state.
## Issue Context
Update all supplied values to the real post-injection state, or have the agent fetch them through MCP instead of pasting fabricated values.
## Fix Focus Areas
- YT Scripts/Script.md[60-78]
- mcp-servers/demo-infra/state.py[20-30]
- apps/dashboard/app/chaos/page.tsx[31-38]
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| "Four components. TrueForge runs the agent and enforces approval gates. A FastMCP server gives the agent five tools — list services, get metrics, inject chaos, rollback, and restart. Docker Compose boots PostgreSQL, Redis, and the application server. And a Next.js dashboard visualizes everything." | ||
| "Four components. TrueForge runs the agent and enforces approval gates. A FastMCP server gives the agent tools like listing services, getting metrics, injecting chaos, and rolling back deploys. Docker Compose runs PostgreSQL, Redis, and the backend. And a Next.js dashboard visualizes everything." |
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7. Narration invents mcp tool 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness
The script says FastMCP gives the agent a chaos-injection tool, but the server explicitly excludes chaos injection and exposes it only through the human-controlled REST/dashboard path. Showing the MCP definitions during this narration will contradict the claimed architecture.
Agent Prompt
## Issue description
The demo narration attributes chaos injection to the MCP toolset even though the MCP server intentionally does not expose it.
## Issue Context
Describe chaos injection as a human-controlled dashboard/REST capability and reserve the MCP description for investigation and remediation tools.
## Fix Focus Areas
- YT Scripts/Script.md[32-40]
- mcp-servers/demo-infra/server.py[21-40]
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User description
Updates for foolproof recording
CodeAnt-AI Description
Make demo setup reliable with Groq support and predictable local agent triggers
What Changed
Impact
✅ Fewer demo webhook failures✅ Groq models work with streaming responses✅ One-command dashboard shutdown💡 Usage Guide
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