feat: plan agent refinement, feature discovery#556
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## Plan Agent Improvements
- Two-step plan approach: outline first, confirm, then expand
- Plan refinement loop: edit instead of restart (capped at 5 revisions)
- Approval detection for common phrases ("looks good", "proceed", "lgtm")
- Bug fix: `agent_outcome` telemetry for plan sessions emitting null for
`duration_ms`, `tool_calls`, `generations` — `sessionAgentName` set too late
## Feature Discovery & Progressive Disclosure
- Post-warehouse-connect contextual suggestions (schema, SQL, lineage, PII)
- Progressive: `sql_execute` → `sql_analyze` → `schema_inspect` → `lineage_check`
- dbt auto-detection → recommends `/dbt-develop`, `/dbt-troubleshoot`
- All suggestions try/catch wrapped, never block core flow
## Telemetry
- New `plan_revision` event: revision count + action (refine/approve/reject)
- New `feature_suggestion` event: suggestions shown, type, warehouse
- `skill_used.trigger`: user_command | llm_selected | auto_suggested
- `classifySkillTrigger()` helper
## Tests
- 140 new tests across 4 files, all passing
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a post‑connect suggestion engine with progressive‑disclosure tips integrated into multiple tools, extends telemetry with Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
actor User
participant Tool
participant PostConnectSuggestions
participant Telemetry
User->>Tool: Execute tool (sql_execute/schema_index/...)
Tool->>Tool: Generate primary output
Tool->>PostConnectSuggestions: getProgressiveSuggestion(toolName)
PostConnectSuggestions-->>Tool: Suggestion text or null
alt Suggestion available
Tool->>Tool: Append suggestion to output
Tool->>PostConnectSuggestions: trackSuggestions({...})
PostConnectSuggestions->>Telemetry: track(type="feature_suggestion", ...)
Telemetry-->>PostConnectSuggestions: Ack (errors swallowed)
end
Tool-->>User: Return output (with or without suggestion)
sequenceDiagram
actor User
participant Session
participant PlanAgent
participant Filesystem
participant Telemetry
User->>Session: Send message
Session->>PlanAgent: Route to plan agent (agent.name="plan")
PlanAgent->>Filesystem: Check if plan file exists
Filesystem-->>PlanAgent: exists / not-exists
alt Plan not written
PlanAgent->>PlanAgent: Generate outline (3-5 bullets)
PlanAgent-->>User: Return outline for confirmation
else Plan exists
PlanAgent->>Filesystem: Read existing plan
Filesystem-->>PlanAgent: Plan content
User->>PlanAgent: Provide feedback
PlanAgent->>PlanAgent: Classify action (approve/refine/reject)
PlanAgent->>Telemetry: track(type="plan_revision", revision_number, action)
PlanAgent-->>User: Return refined/updated plan
end
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packages/opencode/src/altimate/tools/sql-analyze.ts (1)
32-36: MissingwarehouseTypeintrackSuggestionscall.Other tools (
sql-execute.ts,schema-index.ts) includewarehouseTypein thetrackSuggestionspayload, butsql-analyzeomits it. This creates inconsistency in telemetry data.Since
sql_analyzedoesn't have warehouse context in its parameters or result, consider either:
- Omitting
warehouseTypeconsistently when unavailable, or- Passing a sentinel value like
"unknown"for consistency🔧 Suggested fix for consistency
PostConnectSuggestions.trackSuggestions({ suggestionType: "progressive_disclosure", suggestionsShown: ["schema_inspect"], + warehouseType: "unknown", })🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/tools/sql-analyze.ts` around lines 32 - 36, The PostConnectSuggestions.trackSuggestions call in sql-analyze.ts is missing the warehouseType field causing telemetry inconsistency; update the invocation of PostConnectSuggestions.trackSuggestions (the call that currently sends suggestionType and suggestionsShown) to include warehouseType — either add warehouseType: "unknown" when no context exists or follow the existing project convention by omitting warehouseType consistently; ensure you modify the call site in sql-analyze.ts (the PostConnectSuggestions.trackSuggestions invocation) to match the payload shape used by sql-execute.ts and schema-index.ts so telemetry consumers see a consistent key.packages/opencode/src/altimate/tools/schema-inspect.ts (1)
29-33: MissingwarehouseTypeintrackSuggestions- butargs.warehouseis available.Unlike
sql-analyze, this tool has access toargs.warehouse(optional parameter), so it can includewarehouseTypefor consistency with other tools.🔧 Suggested fix
PostConnectSuggestions.trackSuggestions({ suggestionType: "progressive_disclosure", suggestionsShown: ["lineage_check"], + warehouseType: args.warehouse ?? "unknown", })🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/tools/schema-inspect.ts` around lines 29 - 33, PostConnectSuggestions.trackSuggestions currently sends suggestionType and suggestionsShown but omits warehouseType; update the call in schema-inspect (the PostConnectSuggestions.trackSuggestions invocation) to include warehouseType: args.warehouse when args.warehouse is present (i.e., pass warehouseType: args.warehouse in the payload or conditionally include it), ensuring the payload matches other tools that report warehouseType.packages/opencode/test/telemetry/telemetry.test.ts (1)
330-373: Consider extracting the event types list to avoid duplication.The same event type list is duplicated in both the "event-types" test (lines 200-243) and the "naming-convention" test (lines 330-373). If new event types are added, both lists need manual updates.
♻️ Suggested refactor to DRY up the lists
+// At the top of the describe block or file +const ALL_EVENT_TYPES: Telemetry.Event["type"][] = [ + "session_start", + "session_end", + // ... all 42 types +] + describe("telemetry.event-types", () => { test("all event types are valid", () => { - const eventTypes: Telemetry.Event["type"][] = [ - // ... duplicated list - ] - expect(eventTypes.length).toBe(42) + expect(ALL_EVENT_TYPES.length).toBe(42) }) }) describe("telemetry.naming-convention", () => { test("all event types use snake_case", () => { - const types: Telemetry.Event["type"][] = [ - // ... duplicated list - ] - for (const t of types) { + for (const t of ALL_EVENT_TYPES) { expect(t).toMatch(/^[a-z][a-z0-9_]*$/) } }) })🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@packages/opencode/test/telemetry/telemetry.test.ts` around lines 330 - 373, Extract the duplicated event type array currently defined as types in the "naming-convention" test into a single shared constant and use it in both the "event-types" and "naming-convention" tests; locate the array assigned to types in telemetry.test.ts and move it to a top-level const (e.g., ALL_TELEMETRY_EVENT_TYPES) or a small test helper, then replace both in-test literal arrays with references to that constant so additions only need to be made in one place.packages/opencode/src/altimate/tools/project-scan.ts (1)
509-525: Naming inconsistency between displayed commands and telemetry.The output shows commands with hyphens (
/dbt-develop,/dbt-troubleshoot,/dbt-analyze) but telemetry records them with underscores (dbt_develop,dbt_troubleshoot,dbt_analyze). This inconsistency may complicate correlation between user-facing suggestions and telemetry data.Consider aligning the naming convention for easier analysis.
🔧 Option: Use consistent naming in telemetry
PostConnectSuggestions.trackSuggestions({ suggestionType: "dbt_detected", - suggestionsShown: ["dbt_develop", "dbt_troubleshoot", "dbt_analyze"], + suggestionsShown: ["dbt-develop", "dbt-troubleshoot", "dbt-analyze"], })Also, the dynamic import could be replaced with a static import at the top of the file for consistency with other tools, though the current approach does work correctly.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/tools/project-scan.ts` around lines 509 - 525, Telemetry names and displayed command names are inconsistent: the UI shows hyphenated commands (`/dbt-develop`, `/dbt-troubleshoot`, `/dbt-analyze`) but PostConnectSuggestions.trackSuggestions currently sends underscored names (`dbt_develop`, etc.); update the call to PostConnectSuggestions.trackSuggestions in project-scan.ts so suggestionsShown uses the hyphenated identifiers (e.g. "dbt-develop") to match the lines.push output, and optionally convert the dynamic import of "./post-connect-suggestions" to a static import at the top to match the module-loading style used elsewhere (keep the try/catch behavior if you keep dynamic import).packages/opencode/test/telemetry/plan-skill-telemetry.test.ts (2)
40-111: Type-only tests provide limited runtime verification.Tests in this section (lines 41-111) only verify that the TypeScript types compile correctly—they don't actually call
Telemetry.trackor verify runtime behavior. Consider callingTelemetry.track(event)and asserting no errors are thrown to add runtime validation.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@packages/opencode/test/telemetry/plan-skill-telemetry.test.ts` around lines 40 - 111, The tests only assert TypeScript types; update each relevant test (those constructing Telemetry.Event objects in this block) to also call Telemetry.track(event) to exercise runtime behavior and assert it doesn't throw or that the telemetry pipeline is invoked; specifically, import or reference the Telemetry object used in tests and either call expect(() => Telemetry.track(event)).not.toThrow() or spy on Telemetry.track (e.g., jest.spyOn(Telemetry, "track")) and assert it was called with the constructed event—apply this to the plan_revision and feature_suggestion tests that build events.
1-3: Consider removing@ts-nocheckand fixing any type issues.Using
@ts-nocheckdisables all TypeScript checking, which may hide genuine type mismatches between tests and the actualTelemetry.Eventunion. If there are specific type issues, prefer@ts-expect-erroron individual lines.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@packages/opencode/test/telemetry/plan-skill-telemetry.test.ts` around lines 1 - 3, Remove the top-line "@ts-nocheck" from the test file and fix any resulting TypeScript errors by aligning the test values to the Telemetry type definitions (use the Telemetry import and match shapes against Telemetry.Event union variants); if there are a few unavoidable mismatches, replace broad suppression with targeted "@ts-expect-error" comments on the specific offending lines, and re-run type checking (or bun/tsc) to confirm all Telemetry-related test objects conform to the Telemetry.Event union.packages/opencode/src/altimate/tools/warehouse-add.ts (1)
72-80:suggestionsShownarray may diverge from actual suggestions.The manually-built
suggestionsShownarray duplicates the logic ingetPostConnectSuggestions. If the suggestion text changes (e.g., adding/removing tools), this telemetry could become inconsistent. Consider extracting the suggestion identifiers from the same source or havinggetPostConnectSuggestionsreturn both the formatted string and the identifiers.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/tools/warehouse-add.ts` around lines 72 - 80, The telemetry builds a separate suggestionsShown array that duplicates getPostConnectSuggestions logic and can drift; update the code to derive suggestion identifiers from the canonical source instead: call getPostConnectSuggestions (or change getPostConnectSuggestions to return an array of {id, label}) and map its result to the identifier strings, then pass that mapped array into PostConnectSuggestions.trackSuggestions (instead of the manually-constructed suggestionsShown); reference the suggestionsShown variable, getPostConnectSuggestions function, and PostConnectSuggestions.trackSuggestions when implementing this change.packages/opencode/test/altimate/plan-refinement.test.ts (1)
20-52: Source file content tests are inherently brittle.These tests verify exact string presence in source files. While useful for ensuring documentation alignment, they will break on legitimate refactors (e.g., rewording instructions). Consider whether integration tests that verify actual behavior would be more maintainable.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@packages/opencode/test/altimate/plan-refinement.test.ts` around lines 20 - 52, The tests are brittle because they assert exact substrings in source files (tests named "plan.txt includes two-step approach instructions", "plan.txt includes feedback/refinement instructions", and "experimental plan mode inline prompt includes two-step approach"); change them to validate intent rather than verbatim text by either: 1) importing the canonical prompt constant or builder function (e.g., the exported prompt value from prompt.ts or the function that constructs plan prompts) and asserting the presence of semantic tokens with case-insensitive regexes or fuzzy matches (e.g., /two-?step/i and /present.*outline|3-5 bullet/i), or 2) convert to an integration-style test that runs the plan agent entrypoint with a sample request and asserts the agent returns an outline-first response pattern instead of string literals; update the tests to use these softer assertions (replace expect(content).toContain calls) so legitimate rewording won't break CI.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/tools/post-connect-suggestions.ts`:
- Around line 93-105: Telemetry.getContext().sessionId can be empty if
setContext wasn't called; before calling Telemetry.track in
post-connect-suggestions, read and validate the sessionId from
Telemetry.getContext() and, if it's empty, emit a non-fatal warning (e.g., via
processLogger.warn or Telemetry.warn) that context is missing and include a
placeholder value like "unknown-session" or omit session_id, then call
Telemetry.track only after normalizing the value; update the block around
Telemetry.track/Telemetry.getContext() to perform this check so events are
correlated or flagged when session context is absent.
In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/tools/warehouse-add.ts`:
- Around line 63-70: The local variable ctx declared in the
PostConnectSuggestions block shadows the execute(args, ctx) parameter; rename
the local variable (e.g., suggestionCtx or postConnectCtx) and update its usage
in the PostConnectSuggestions.getPostConnectSuggestions call so the outer
execute parameter remains accessible; ensure the object type remains
PostConnectSuggestions.SuggestionContext and all references to the old local
name are replaced.
In `@packages/opencode/src/session/prompt.ts`:
- Around line 623-650: The telemetry type declares a third action "reject" but
the plan revision detection only emits "approve" or "refine"; fix by either
removing "reject" from the plan_revision action union in the telemetry type, or
add rejection detection here: in the plan handling block (agent.name === "plan")
expand detection on the last user message (msgs and MessageV2.TextPart) to
identify rejection phrases (e.g., "no", "don't", "stop", "reject", "not good",
"undo", "abort") and compute action = isReject ? "reject" : isApproval ?
"approve" : "refine", making sure reject takes priority over approval, then call
Telemetry.track({ type: "plan_revision", ..., action }) and keep existing
planHasWritten and planRevisionCount behavior; include a brief comment
describing intended semantics if you choose to keep "reject".
In `@packages/opencode/test/altimate/plan-refinement.test.ts`:
- Around line 118-131: The test "plan_revision telemetry includes required
fields" uses a fixed 300-character slice to extract the Telemetry.track block
which can miss fields; update the extraction in the test (variables promptTsPath
and trackBlock, and the search string 'type: "plan_revision"') to capture the
full Telemetry.track object instead of a fixed-length slice—for example, use a
regex that matches from 'type: "plan_revision"' to the closing brace of that
block or locate the start index and then find the matching closing
brace/parenthesis so the subsequent expects reliably validate timestamp,
session_id, revision_number, and action.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/tools/project-scan.ts`:
- Around line 509-525: Telemetry names and displayed command names are
inconsistent: the UI shows hyphenated commands (`/dbt-develop`,
`/dbt-troubleshoot`, `/dbt-analyze`) but PostConnectSuggestions.trackSuggestions
currently sends underscored names (`dbt_develop`, etc.); update the call to
PostConnectSuggestions.trackSuggestions in project-scan.ts so suggestionsShown
uses the hyphenated identifiers (e.g. "dbt-develop") to match the lines.push
output, and optionally convert the dynamic import of
"./post-connect-suggestions" to a static import at the top to match the
module-loading style used elsewhere (keep the try/catch behavior if you keep
dynamic import).
In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/tools/schema-inspect.ts`:
- Around line 29-33: PostConnectSuggestions.trackSuggestions currently sends
suggestionType and suggestionsShown but omits warehouseType; update the call in
schema-inspect (the PostConnectSuggestions.trackSuggestions invocation) to
include warehouseType: args.warehouse when args.warehouse is present (i.e., pass
warehouseType: args.warehouse in the payload or conditionally include it),
ensuring the payload matches other tools that report warehouseType.
In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/tools/sql-analyze.ts`:
- Around line 32-36: The PostConnectSuggestions.trackSuggestions call in
sql-analyze.ts is missing the warehouseType field causing telemetry
inconsistency; update the invocation of PostConnectSuggestions.trackSuggestions
(the call that currently sends suggestionType and suggestionsShown) to include
warehouseType — either add warehouseType: "unknown" when no context exists or
follow the existing project convention by omitting warehouseType consistently;
ensure you modify the call site in sql-analyze.ts (the
PostConnectSuggestions.trackSuggestions invocation) to match the payload shape
used by sql-execute.ts and schema-index.ts so telemetry consumers see a
consistent key.
In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/tools/warehouse-add.ts`:
- Around line 72-80: The telemetry builds a separate suggestionsShown array that
duplicates getPostConnectSuggestions logic and can drift; update the code to
derive suggestion identifiers from the canonical source instead: call
getPostConnectSuggestions (or change getPostConnectSuggestions to return an
array of {id, label}) and map its result to the identifier strings, then pass
that mapped array into PostConnectSuggestions.trackSuggestions (instead of the
manually-constructed suggestionsShown); reference the suggestionsShown variable,
getPostConnectSuggestions function, and PostConnectSuggestions.trackSuggestions
when implementing this change.
In `@packages/opencode/test/altimate/plan-refinement.test.ts`:
- Around line 20-52: The tests are brittle because they assert exact substrings
in source files (tests named "plan.txt includes two-step approach instructions",
"plan.txt includes feedback/refinement instructions", and "experimental plan
mode inline prompt includes two-step approach"); change them to validate intent
rather than verbatim text by either: 1) importing the canonical prompt constant
or builder function (e.g., the exported prompt value from prompt.ts or the
function that constructs plan prompts) and asserting the presence of semantic
tokens with case-insensitive regexes or fuzzy matches (e.g., /two-?step/i and
/present.*outline|3-5 bullet/i), or 2) convert to an integration-style test that
runs the plan agent entrypoint with a sample request and asserts the agent
returns an outline-first response pattern instead of string literals; update the
tests to use these softer assertions (replace expect(content).toContain calls)
so legitimate rewording won't break CI.
In `@packages/opencode/test/telemetry/plan-skill-telemetry.test.ts`:
- Around line 40-111: The tests only assert TypeScript types; update each
relevant test (those constructing Telemetry.Event objects in this block) to also
call Telemetry.track(event) to exercise runtime behavior and assert it doesn't
throw or that the telemetry pipeline is invoked; specifically, import or
reference the Telemetry object used in tests and either call expect(() =>
Telemetry.track(event)).not.toThrow() or spy on Telemetry.track (e.g.,
jest.spyOn(Telemetry, "track")) and assert it was called with the constructed
event—apply this to the plan_revision and feature_suggestion tests that build
events.
- Around line 1-3: Remove the top-line "@ts-nocheck" from the test file and fix
any resulting TypeScript errors by aligning the test values to the Telemetry
type definitions (use the Telemetry import and match shapes against
Telemetry.Event union variants); if there are a few unavoidable mismatches,
replace broad suppression with targeted "@ts-expect-error" comments on the
specific offending lines, and re-run type checking (or bun/tsc) to confirm all
Telemetry-related test objects conform to the Telemetry.Event union.
In `@packages/opencode/test/telemetry/telemetry.test.ts`:
- Around line 330-373: Extract the duplicated event type array currently defined
as types in the "naming-convention" test into a single shared constant and use
it in both the "event-types" and "naming-convention" tests; locate the array
assigned to types in telemetry.test.ts and move it to a top-level const (e.g.,
ALL_TELEMETRY_EVENT_TYPES) or a small test helper, then replace both in-test
literal arrays with references to that constant so additions only need to be
made in one place.
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- Validate `sessionId` before telemetry track in post-connect-suggestions
- Rename shadowed `ctx` to `suggestionCtx` in warehouse-add.ts
- Add rejection detection ("no", "stop", "reject", etc.) to plan revision
action — telemetry now emits "reject" in addition to "approve"/"refine"
- Add `warehouseType` to `trackSuggestions` in sql-analyze and schema-inspect
for telemetry payload consistency
- Use hyphenated skill names in telemetry (`dbt-develop` not `dbt_develop`)
to match user-facing `/dbt-develop` command names
- Derive `suggestionsShown` from `suggestionCtx` to prevent drift
- DRY up event types list in telemetry.test.ts (`ALL_EVENT_TYPES` constant)
- Remove `@ts-nocheck` from plan-skill-telemetry.test.ts
- Add runtime `Telemetry.track()` verification to type-only tests
- Use semantic regex in plan-refinement tests instead of brittle string matches
- Fix trackBlock extraction with generous region window instead of fixed slice
- Remove duplicate regression tests (covered in telemetry.test.ts)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
## E2E Integration Tests (41 tests)
- `feature-discovery-e2e.test.ts` (29 tests): Full warehouse-add → suggestions
flow, progressive disclosure chain, plan refinement session, telemetry
event validation with mocked Dispatcher
- `performance-regression.test.ts` (12 tests): 1000x suggestion generation
< 50ms, 10000x progressive lookup < 50ms, 100k phrase detection < 200ms,
output determinism verification
## UX Gap Fixes
- **Suggestion deduplication**: Progressive hints shown at most once per
session per tool via `shownProgressiveSuggestions` Set. Running
`sql_execute` 10 times no longer repeats the same tip.
- **Approval false positives**: "yes, but change X" now correctly classified
as "refine" not "approve". Added `refinementQualifiers` (" but ",
" however ", " except ", " change ", etc.) that override approval detection.
"no" uses `\bno\b` word boundary to avoid matching "know", "notion", etc.
- **Revision cap communication**: When 5 revision cap is hit, a synthetic
message informs the LLM to tell the user. Telemetry tracks "cap_reached".
- **Warehouse add latency**: Suggestion gathering now uses `Promise.all` +
`Promise.race` with 1500ms timeout. Slow schema/dbt checks silently
skipped instead of blocking the response.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Comprehensive user-perspective tests for the plan refinement changes:
## Phrase Classification (42 tests)
- 14 approval cases ("looks good", "proceed", "lgtm", etc.)
- 12 rejection cases ("no", "stop", "reject", etc.)
- 8 pure refinement cases (feedback without approval/rejection signals)
- 8 tricky edge cases:
- "yes, but change X" → refine (qualifier overrides approval)
- "no, I mean yes" → reject (rejection takes priority)
- "I know this looks good" → approve ("know" ≠ "no" via word boundary)
- Unicode input, multiline, special characters, empty string
## Non-Plan Agent Safety (3 tests)
- Plan variables initialized before loop
- Refinement block guarded by `agent.name === "plan"`
- Plan file detection guarded by agent check
## Session Agent Name Fix (2 tests)
- `sessionAgentName` set before early break conditions
- `agent_outcome` telemetry uses `sessionAgentName`
## Revision Cap (4 tests)
- Cap enforced at >= 5
- Synthetic message communicates limit to LLM
- Telemetry emits "cap_reached"
- Synthetic message doesn't persist to DB
## Adversarial (4 tests)
- 70k char input doesn't crash
- Unicode, special chars, multiline handled
## Import Safety (2 tests)
- post-connect-suggestions is self-contained (no heavy imports)
- Progressive suggestion dedup works correctly
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Merged origin/main which added: - `has_followups` / `followup_count` fields to `skill_used` telemetry (#546) - `isRealFailure` and `findings` telemetry in sql-analyze (#545) Conflict resolution: - telemetry/index.ts: kept both `trigger` (ours) and `has_followups`/`followup_count` (main) - tool/skill.ts: kept followup logic (main) + trigger classification (ours) - sql-analyze.ts: kept findings telemetry (main) + progressive suggestions (ours) - Updated plan-skill-telemetry.test.ts to include new `has_followups`/`followup_count` fields Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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150-166:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorTelemetry instrumentation for skill trigger classification is incomplete —
ctx.extra.triggeris never populated by callers.The telemetry code correctly calls
Telemetry.classifySkillTrigger(ctx.extra), but thetriggerfield is never set whenctx.extrais constructed. All skill invocations will be classified as"llm_selected"(the default fallback) because:
- In
prompt.tsline 978,ctx.extrais set to{ model: input.model, bypassAgentCheck: input.bypassAgentCheck }— notriggerfieldclassifySkillTriggerreturns"llm_selected"whenextra.triggeris not explicitly set (telemetry/index.ts line 622)To enable accurate trigger classification for analytics, add
triggertoctx.extraat the point where tool contexts are created — populate it based on how the skill was invoked (e.g.,"user_command"for/skillcommands,"auto_suggested"for suggestions,"llm_selected"for LLM-initiated calls).
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packages/opencode/test/altimate/performance-regression.test.ts (1)
151-227: Static analysis RegExp warnings are false positives here.The flagged
new RegExp(\\b${w}\b`)patterns operate on hardcoded arrays (rejectionWords = ["no"]`), not user-controlled input. Since these tests mirror the production phrase detection logic for benchmarking purposes, and the input patterns are fixed and simple, there's no ReDoS risk.However, note that pre-compiling the regex outside the loop would be more performant for the actual benchmarks:
💡 Optional optimization
const rejectionWords = ["no"] + const rejectionWordRegexes = rejectionWords.map((w) => new RegExp(`\\b${w}\\b`)) // Then in the loop: - const isRejectionWord = rejectionWords.some((w) => new RegExp(`\\b${w}\\b`).test(testText)) + const isRejectionWord = rejectionWordRegexes.some((re) => re.test(testText))🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@packages/opencode/test/altimate/performance-regression.test.ts` around lines 151 - 227, The static-analysis warning about using new RegExp(`\\b${w}\\b`) is a false positive here because rejectionWords (e.g., rejectionWords = ["no"]) is a hardcoded array with no user-controlled input; keep the current logic but to address the warning and improve benchmark accuracy, precompile the word regexes once (e.g., build an array of RegExp from rejectionWords before the loops) and use those prebuilt regex objects inside the tests (references: rejectionWords, new RegExp usage, and the loops that compute isRejectionWord).packages/opencode/src/altimate/telemetry/index.ts (1)
616-624: Minor redundancy inclassifySkillTrigger.Line 621 explicitly checks for
extra.trigger === "llm_selected"but the default return on line 622 already returns"llm_selected". The explicit check is unnecessary.💡 Simplified version
export function classifySkillTrigger(extra?: { [key: string]: any }): "user_command" | "llm_selected" | "auto_suggested" | "unknown" { if (!extra) return "llm_selected" if (extra.trigger === "user_command") return "user_command" if (extra.trigger === "auto_suggested") return "auto_suggested" - if (extra.trigger === "llm_selected") return "llm_selected" return "llm_selected" }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/telemetry/index.ts` around lines 616 - 624, The classifySkillTrigger function contains a redundant explicit check for extra.trigger === "llm_selected"; remove that branch and simplify the function to check for user_command and auto_suggested, returning "llm_selected" as the default when extra is present (and still returning "llm_selected" when extra is falsy), keeping the function signature and behavior intact; update references to extra.trigger in classifySkillTrigger accordingly.packages/opencode/test/altimate/feature-discovery-e2e.test.ts (1)
400-520: Source-code-reading tests are fragile and may break on refactoring.These tests read
prompt.tsandtelemetry/index.tsas strings and assert specific code patterns (e.g.,expect(content).toContain("let planRevisionCount = 0")). While they verify the implementation exists, they:
- Will fail on innocuous refactors (renaming, reformatting, reordering)
- Don't verify the code actually works at runtime
- Duplicate similar tests in
plan-layer-e2e.test.tsConsider replacing some of these with behavioral tests that exercise the actual code paths, or consolidating the static checks into a single test file to reduce maintenance burden.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@packages/opencode/test/altimate/feature-discovery-e2e.test.ts` around lines 400 - 520, The tests in plan refinement e2e read prompt.ts as raw text (e.g., checks for "let planRevisionCount = 0", "planRevisionCount++", and agent name guards) which is fragile; update these tests to be behavioral instead: import the runtime module(s) that implement the plan logic (or the agent entrypoint that uses prompt.ts) and write assertions that exercise the actual code paths (simulate a plan agent run, trigger a refinement/approval/rejection, verify the revision counter increments and the plan guard prevents double-detection), or if the logic is not exported, refactor prompt logic into an exported function/class (e.g., expose plan revision state and detectAction behavior) and test those APIs; additionally, remove or consolidate duplicate static-string checks currently duplicated in plan-layer-e2e.test.ts into a single static test file if you must keep any source-text assertions.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
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In `@packages/opencode/src/altimate/telemetry/index.ts`:
- Around line 616-624: The classifySkillTrigger function contains a redundant
explicit check for extra.trigger === "llm_selected"; remove that branch and
simplify the function to check for user_command and auto_suggested, returning
"llm_selected" as the default when extra is present (and still returning
"llm_selected" when extra is falsy), keeping the function signature and behavior
intact; update references to extra.trigger in classifySkillTrigger accordingly.
In `@packages/opencode/test/altimate/feature-discovery-e2e.test.ts`:
- Around line 400-520: The tests in plan refinement e2e read prompt.ts as raw
text (e.g., checks for "let planRevisionCount = 0", "planRevisionCount++", and
agent name guards) which is fragile; update these tests to be behavioral
instead: import the runtime module(s) that implement the plan logic (or the
agent entrypoint that uses prompt.ts) and write assertions that exercise the
actual code paths (simulate a plan agent run, trigger a
refinement/approval/rejection, verify the revision counter increments and the
plan guard prevents double-detection), or if the logic is not exported, refactor
prompt logic into an exported function/class (e.g., expose plan revision state
and detectAction behavior) and test those APIs; additionally, remove or
consolidate duplicate static-string checks currently duplicated in
plan-layer-e2e.test.ts into a single static test file if you must keep any
source-text assertions.
In `@packages/opencode/test/altimate/performance-regression.test.ts`:
- Around line 151-227: The static-analysis warning about using new
RegExp(`\\b${w}\\b`) is a false positive here because rejectionWords (e.g.,
rejectionWords = ["no"]) is a hardcoded array with no user-controlled input;
keep the current logic but to address the warning and improve benchmark
accuracy, precompile the word regexes once (e.g., build an array of RegExp from
rejectionWords before the loops) and use those prebuilt regex objects inside the
tests (references: rejectionWords, new RegExp usage, and the loops that compute
isRejectionWord).
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Not used this mode in altimate-code - But the rejection / refine makes it continue in plan mode. Approval allows it to exit to builder / whichever mode it was?
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Good question — right now all three actions (approve/reject/refine) are telemetry-only. The plan agent continues in plan mode regardless of classification. The session doesn't auto-switch to builder on approval.
This is intentional for this PR — the classification gives us data to understand user intent (e.g., how often users approve vs iterate), which we'll use to design the auto-switch behavior in a follow-up (partially addresses #355).
In a future PR we can use action === "approve" to trigger an actual mode transition to builder with the plan as context.
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Can add telemetry on these failures?
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Good catch — added core_failure telemetry with error_class: "suggestion_failure" in the catch block. This way we can track how often suggestions fail and what errors occur, without breaking the warehouse add flow.
Pushed in the latest commit.
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Couple of comments o/w looks good.
Is it possible to ask for feedback as a form instead of text matching?
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Since warehouse_add is going to be rare / infrequent. We could keep 1.5 seconds or increase it to slightly higher.
Per Surya's review — the catch block in warehouse-add now emits a `core_failure` event with `error_class: "internal"` and `input_signature: "post_connect_suggestions"` so we can monitor how often post-connect suggestions fail and why. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Agree with Michiel. For scenarios like when the plan is too complex the MD file would be a good approach |
Exercises the real code paths with realistic inputs: - 84 phrase classification scenarios: approval (20), rejection (24), refinement (16), qualifier overrides (12), word boundary (12) - 13 warehouse suggestion configs: 8 warehouse types x indexed/dbt/multi - 8 progressive disclosure chains: full progression, dedup, interleaved - 6 revision cap simulations: mixed actions, all rejections, cap behavior - 5 performance stress: 10k classifications < 500ms, determinism checks - 10 adversarial: unicode lookalikes, 50KB, SQL injection, null bytes All 125 pass in 255ms. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Good point — the plan agent already writes to What's new in this PR is the two-step outline approach: the agent first presents a brief 3-5 bullet outline in the chat, gets user confirmation, then writes the full detailed plan to the MD file. So you get both:
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packages/opencode/test/session/simulation-100-scenarios.test.ts (2)
606-616: Misleading test name: this isn't testing true concurrency.JavaScript/Bun is single-threaded, so this test runs sequential interleaved calls rather than concurrent ones. The
Set.clear()andSet.add()operations can't actually race in this environment. Consider renaming to something like"interleaved reset + read doesn't crash"to accurately describe what's being tested.Also,
expect(true).toBe(true)on line 615 is effectively a no-op. If the goal is just to verify no exception was thrown, you could remove the assertion entirely or add a comment explaining the intent.Proposed rename
- test("concurrent reset + read doesn't crash", () => { - // Simulate race condition + test("interleaved reset + read doesn't crash", () => { + // Sequential interleaved operations (not true concurrency in single-threaded JS) for (let i = 0; i < 100; i++) { PostConnectSuggestions.resetShownSuggestions() PostConnectSuggestions.getProgressiveSuggestion("sql_execute") PostConnectSuggestions.resetShownSuggestions() PostConnectSuggestions.getProgressiveSuggestion("sql_execute") } - // If we got here, no crash - expect(true).toBe(true) + // No assertion needed - test passes if no exception thrown })🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@packages/opencode/test/session/simulation-100-scenarios.test.ts` around lines 606 - 616, The test name is misleading because it does not run real concurrency; rename the test from "concurrent reset + read doesn't crash" to something like "interleaved reset + read doesn't crash" (locate the jest test definition in simulation-100-scenarios.test.ts) and replace or remove the no-op assertion expect(true).toBe(true); — either remove the assertion entirely and keep a comment stating the test ensures no exception was thrown, or add a meaningful assertion that verifies PostConnectSuggestions state/behavior after the interleaved calls (use PostConnectSuggestions.resetShownSuggestions and PostConnectSuggestions.getProgressiveSuggestion references to locate relevant calls).
17-35: Consider importing the classifier from production code instead of reimplementing it.The test reimplements
classifyPlanActionlogic fromprompt.ts(lines 663-683). If the production implementation changes, these tests could pass while production behavior diverges. Consider either:
- Exporting
classifyPlanActionfrom production and importing it here, or- Adding a comment explaining why duplication is intentional (e.g., testing the algorithm in isolation)
Regarding the static analysis ReDoS warning on line 28: This is a false positive in this context since
rejectionWordsonly contains["no"], a static controlled value with no special regex characters. However, if the array were ever extended with user-controlled or complex patterns, this could become a concern.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@packages/opencode/test/session/simulation-100-scenarios.test.ts` around lines 17 - 35, The test reimplements the classifyPlanAction logic from production which can drift; either export the production function and import it into this test (replace the local classifyPlanAction with the imported function) or add a brief comment above the local implementation stating duplication is intentional and must stay in sync with the production classifyPlanAction; additionally, to silence the static ReDoS concern in the rejectionWords-to-RegExp usage, replace dynamic RegExp construction with a safe word-boundary check using a fixed, escaped token or use a simple split/array match for "no" (i.e., avoid building RegExp from potentially variable input) so the test remains safe if the word list changes.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@packages/opencode/test/session/simulation-100-scenarios.test.ts`:
- Around line 606-616: The test name is misleading because it does not run real
concurrency; rename the test from "concurrent reset + read doesn't crash" to
something like "interleaved reset + read doesn't crash" (locate the jest test
definition in simulation-100-scenarios.test.ts) and replace or remove the no-op
assertion expect(true).toBe(true); — either remove the assertion entirely and
keep a comment stating the test ensures no exception was thrown, or add a
meaningful assertion that verifies PostConnectSuggestions state/behavior after
the interleaved calls (use PostConnectSuggestions.resetShownSuggestions and
PostConnectSuggestions.getProgressiveSuggestion references to locate relevant
calls).
- Around line 17-35: The test reimplements the classifyPlanAction logic from
production which can drift; either export the production function and import it
into this test (replace the local classifyPlanAction with the imported function)
or add a brief comment above the local implementation stating duplication is
intentional and must stay in sync with the production classifyPlanAction;
additionally, to silence the static ReDoS concern in the
rejectionWords-to-RegExp usage, replace dynamic RegExp construction with a safe
word-boundary check using a fixed, escaped token or use a simple split/array
match for "no" (i.e., avoid building RegExp from potentially variable input) so
the test remains safe if the word list changes.
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Plan refinement loop: users can edit/iterate instead of restarting (capped at 5 revisions) |
Spawns actual tool execute() functions (not mocked) with registered Dispatcher handlers to simulate real user tool invocations: Warehouse Add (18 scenarios): - 8 warehouse types with post-connect suggestions - Schema indexed/not-indexed variations - Multi-warehouse data_diff suggestion - Failure modes: add fails, throws, missing type - Resilience: schema.cache_status fails, warehouse.list fails - Timeout: slow dispatcher (3s) races against 1.5s timeout SQL Execute (6 scenarios): - First call gets suggestion, subsequent calls deduped - 10 consecutive calls — only first has hint - Failure and empty result handling - Blocked query (DROP DATABASE) throws SQL Analyze (4 scenarios): - First call suggests schema_inspect, second deduped - Parse error and analyzer failure handling Schema Inspect (3 scenarios): - First call suggests lineage_check, second deduped - Failure handling Schema Index (3 scenarios): - Lists all capabilities on first call - Dedup on second, failure handling Full User Journeys (4 scenarios): - Complete 5-tool chain: warehouse_add → schema_index → sql_execute → sql_analyze → schema_inspect - 20 repeated queries with dedup verification - Interleaved tool calls with independent dedup - All dispatchers failing — warehouse add still succeeds Performance (2 scenarios): - Warehouse add < 500ms with fast dispatchers - 50 consecutive sql_execute < 2s Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Good question — the 5-revision cap is per session, not per day. It counts every user message after the initial plan is written, regardless of whether it's a major restructuring or a minor tweak. The counter (
When the cap is hit, the LLM is told via a synthetic system message to inform the user and suggest either finalizing the plan or starting a new planning session. The If 5 turns out to be too restrictive based on telemetry data, we can make it configurable later. |
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CI StatusTypeScript CI fails with 112 test failures — all pre-existing, none from this PR. The failures are cross-file Telemetry module loading conflicts (e.g. Our test results in CI:
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…events - agent-modes.md: Expanded Plan section with two-step workflow (outline then expand), refinement loop (approve/refine/reject), 5-revision cap, and example conversation - telemetry.md: Added plan_revision and feature_suggestion events, updated skill_used with trigger field - warehouses.md: Added "Post-Connection Suggestions" section covering progressive disclosure chain and once-per-session dedup - getting-started.md: Added feature suggestions mention after /discover Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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packages/opencode/test/session/real-tool-simulation.test.ts (3)
248-255: Consider using Bun's native rejection assertion.The
expect(true).toBe(false)pattern for unreachable code works but is less idiomatic than usingexpect().rejects:♻️ Suggested refactor using `.rejects.toThrow()`
- test("S24: blocked query (DROP DATABASE) throws, no suggestion", async () => { - try { - await execSqlExecute("DROP DATABASE production") - expect(true).toBe(false) // Should not reach here - } catch (e: any) { - expect(e.message).toContain("blocked") - } - }) + test("S24: blocked query (DROP DATABASE) throws, no suggestion", async () => { + await expect(execSqlExecute("DROP DATABASE production")).rejects.toThrow("blocked") + })🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@packages/opencode/test/session/real-tool-simulation.test.ts` around lines 248 - 255, Replace the manual try/catch with a native Jest/Bun rejection assertion: instead of calling execSqlExecute("DROP DATABASE production") inside try/catch and asserting expect(true).toBe(false) in the unreachable branch, use await expect(execSqlExecute("DROP DATABASE production")).rejects.toThrow(/blocked/); reference the test "S24: blocked query (DROP DATABASE) throws, no suggestion" and the execSqlExecute function to locate the code to change.
292-303: Comment seems contradictory but test logic is correct.The test title says "no suggestion" but lines 301-302 explain the actual behavior: parse errors returned in the payload (not thrown) still get the progressive suggestion on first call. The assertion on line 302 confirms this. Consider rewording the test name for clarity:
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- test("S27: sql_analyze with parse error — no suggestion", async () => { + test("S27: sql_analyze with parse error in payload — still gets first-call suggestion", async () => {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@packages/opencode/test/session/real-tool-simulation.test.ts` around lines 292 - 303, The test title is misleading: change the test description string in the test call so it reflects that parse errors returned in the payload still produce a suggestion on the first call; update the "S27: sql_analyze with parse error — no suggestion" test name to something like "S27: sql_analyze with parse error — returns parse error but provides suggestion on first call" (the test block surrounding Dispatcher.register(...), execSqlAnalyze("SELCT * FORM users") and the expect assertions should remain unchanged).
572-572: Scenario count comment is slightly off.The comment says "25 (warehouse)" but the warehouse section has ~18 numbered scenarios plus 8 parameterized type variations. This is a minor documentation nit.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@packages/opencode/test/session/real-tool-simulation.test.ts` at line 572, The summary comment "Total scenarios: 25 (warehouse) + 15 (sql_execute) + 10 (sql_analyze) + 10 (schema_inspect) + 10 (schema_index) + 4 (journeys) + 2 (perf) ≈ 100+" is inaccurate for the warehouse block; update the comment string "Total scenarios: 25 (warehouse)..." to use the correct warehouse count (18 numbered scenarios + 8 parameterized variations = 26) and recalc the total to "26 (warehouse) + 15 (sql_execute) + 10 (sql_analyze) + 10 (schema_inspect) + 10 (schema_index) + 4 (journeys) + 2 (perf) = 77" (or similar accurate phrasing) so the comment matches the actual scenario counts.
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Inline comments:
In `@docs/docs/data-engineering/agent-modes.md`:
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lines "You: Plan a migration of our raw_events table from a view to an
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Nitpick comments:
In `@packages/opencode/test/session/real-tool-simulation.test.ts`:
- Around line 248-255: Replace the manual try/catch with a native Jest/Bun
rejection assertion: instead of calling execSqlExecute("DROP DATABASE
production") inside try/catch and asserting expect(true).toBe(false) in the
unreachable branch, use await expect(execSqlExecute("DROP DATABASE
production")).rejects.toThrow(/blocked/); reference the test "S24: blocked query
(DROP DATABASE) throws, no suggestion" and the execSqlExecute function to locate
the code to change.
- Around line 292-303: The test title is misleading: change the test description
string in the test call so it reflects that parse errors returned in the payload
still produce a suggestion on the first call; update the "S27: sql_analyze with
parse error — no suggestion" test name to something like "S27: sql_analyze with
parse error — returns parse error but provides suggestion on first call" (the
test block surrounding Dispatcher.register(...), execSqlAnalyze("SELCT * FORM
users") and the expect assertions should remain unchanged).
- Line 572: The summary comment "Total scenarios: 25 (warehouse) + 15
(sql_execute) + 10 (sql_analyze) + 10 (schema_inspect) + 10 (schema_index) + 4
(journeys) + 2 (perf) ≈ 100+" is inaccurate for the warehouse block; update the
comment string "Total scenarios: 25 (warehouse)..." to use the correct warehouse
count (18 numbered scenarios + 8 parameterized variations = 26) and recalc the
total to "26 (warehouse) + 15 (sql_execute) + 10 (sql_analyze) + 10
(schema_inspect) + 10 (schema_index) + 4 (journeys) + 2 (perf) = 77" (or similar
accurate phrasing) so the comment matches the actual scenario counts.
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@docs/docs/data-engineering/agent-modes.md` at line 166, Add a language tag to
the fenced code block that starts with the lines "You: Plan a migration of our
raw_events table from a view to an incremental model" so markdownlint rule MD040
is satisfied; change the opening fence from ``` to ```text (or another
appropriate language like ```bash) so the block is annotated, leaving the
closing ``` as-is and not altering the block contents.
…ution Root cause of 112 CI failures: three test files used Bun's mock.module() to replace the Telemetry module with a partial mock. mock.module() is process-global in Bun — it persisted across ALL test files, causing Telemetry functions (categorizeToolName, classifyError, bucketCount, computeInputSignature, maskArgs, etc.) to be undefined for any test file loaded after the mock. Fix: replaced mock.module() with spyOn() + afterEach(mock.restore()) in post-connect-suggestions.test.ts, performance-regression.test.ts, and feature-discovery-e2e.test.ts. spyOn is per-function and properly cleaned up between tests. Result: 5740 pass, 0 fail (was 112 fail) across 285 files. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- post-connect-suggestions.test.ts: add resetShownSuggestions() in beforeEach to prevent cross-file dedup state from causing the "after sql_execute suggests sql_analyze" test to fail in CI - connections.test.ts: replace "secret", "pw123", "ssh-pw", "access-token-123" with obviously fake test values to resolve GitGuardian false positives Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace remaining flagged values: "passphrase", "oauth-token", "client-secret", "my_secret", "my-passphrase", dapi_secret with obviously fake test-prefixed placeholders. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Driven by telemetry analysis of altimate-code's first launch week, this PR addresses two P1 issues:
Closes #509 — Auto-generate plan before multi-step execution (two-step outline-first approach)
Partially addresses #355 — Plan mode UX improvements (refinement loop, approval detection)
Partially addresses #206 — Skill discovery (dbt auto-detection now recommends skills proactively)
Reviewer Guide
Critical paths to review carefully
src/session/prompt.ts(lines 623-694) — Plan refinement detection. This runs on every step of the plan agent loop. Verify:agent.name === "plan"guard ensures non-plan agents are never affectedplanHasWrittenis only set viaFilesystem.exists()(no false positives)src/session/prompt.ts(line 369) —sessionAgentNamefix. Was previously set only insideif (step === 1), now set unconditionally fromlastUser.agent. Verify this doesn't break other agents.src/altimate/tools/warehouse-add.ts(lines 47-98) — Post-connect suggestions usePromise.racewith 1.5s timeout. Verify the timeout doesn't cause unhandled promise rejections.Safe to skim (low risk)
src/altimate/tools/post-connect-suggestions.ts— New file, no existing code modifiedsrc/altimate/tools/sql-execute.ts,sql-analyze.ts,schema-inspect.ts,schema-index.ts— Each appends ~3 lines of suggestion text, all wrapped in try/catchsrc/session/prompt/plan.txt— Additive prompt instructions, no deletionssrc/altimate/telemetry/index.ts— Type additions only (new event types)src/tool/skill.ts— One-line change: addstriggerfield to existing telemetry callHow to test locally
Questions for reviewer
refinementQualifierslist (" but ", " however ", " except ", etc.) — are there common phrases we're missing?Plan Agent Improvements
agent_outcometelemetry for plan sessions was emitting null forduration_ms,tool_calls,generations— root cause wassessionAgentNameassignment too late in the loopFeature Discovery & Progressive Disclosure
sql_execute→sql_analyze→schema_inspect→lineage_check/dbt-develop,/dbt-troubleshoot,/dbt-analyzeskillsPerformance & UX
Promise.all+Promise.racewith 1.5s timeout — slow schema/dbt checks silently skipped instead of blocking responseshownProgressiveSuggestionsSet — zero allocation on repeated callsTelemetry Instrumentation
plan_revisionevent: tracks revision count and action (refine|approve|reject|cap_reached)feature_suggestionevent: tracks which suggestions shown, type, warehousetriggerfield toskill_usedevent:user_command|llm_selected|auto_suggestedclassifySkillTrigger()helper functionsessionAgentNamesoagent_outcomealways has correct agent nameTest plan
Unit & Integration Tests (246 total, all passing)
telemetry.test.ts— 90 tests: full telemetry regression suite withALL_EVENT_TYPESconstantplan-layer-e2e.test.ts— 68 tests: plan layer safety — phrase classification (42 edge cases including unicode, multiline, adversarial 70k input), non-plan agent safety (3), sessionAgentName fix (2), revision cap (4), adversarial (4), import safety (2)feature-discovery-e2e.test.ts— 29 tests: full warehouse→suggestions flow with mocked Dispatcher, progressive chain, plan refinement session, telemetry eventspost-connect-suggestions.test.ts— 20 tests: contextual suggestions, progressive disclosure, dedup, telemetryplan-skill-telemetry.test.ts— 14 tests: trigger classification, event types, runtimeTelemetry.track()verificationplan-refinement.test.ts— 13 tests: revision counter, cap, approval detection, telemetryperformance-regression.test.ts— 12 tests: suggestion gen < 50ms/1000x, lookup < 50ms/10kx, phrase detection < 200ms/100kx, output determinismCI & Type Safety
bun turbo typecheck— 5/5 packages)regression.test.ts— unrelatedTelemetry.shutdownissue)Post-Deploy Verification
feature_suggestionevents to measure warehouse→schema conversionTarget Metrics (4-week)
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