feat: recover standalone links, definitions and insertion - #206
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Adds a transactional insert_workflow op that merges template nodes, links, and definitions.subgraphs into an existing document. Colliding definition ids dedupe when identical or fork with a content-hash suffix. ID allocation is the minter's job (remapWorkflowIds); the applier validates only. Rejection codes: malformed_op, invalid_node_payload, node_id_collision, link_id_collision, catalog_required. Invariants touched: KA-1..KA-5, FC-1, FC-3, FC-4. Design: Notion TDD (agent subgraph lifecycle), ADR-T8 / Linear BE-10305.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughSchema v3 adds durable link-state storage, recursive subgraph definitions, standalone ChangesSchema and operation model
Link state and interior edits
Definitions and workflow insertion
Validation and tooling
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant Applier
participant YDoc
participant ReadAPI
Client->>Applier: submit insert_workflow
Applier->>Applier: validate and remap workflow
Applier->>YDoc: apply graph and link-state changes
YDoc-->>ReadAPI: provide projected document data
ReadAPI-->>Client: return workflow and link-state snapshot
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Some inserted workflows can gain an unintended connection, while consumers following the pinned specification may reject the new operations. These issues should be corrected before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 32.81% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 128 functions across 42 files. (9 skipped: 9 unsupported.)
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Human-review carryover, part 1/3. No historical approvals transfer. Full context for agent readersThis is the captured human-actionable subset, not completion of the 892-record collaboration inventory. Statuses mean: covered at CMP 206 = implementation plus a specific committed test/check at the stated CMP head; unresolved = work still owed; historical = preserved context only. The recovery coordinator owns outstanding package items. Durable and definition design histories remain in the durable design PR and the definition design PR; this implementation packet does not remove their original co-destinations. FE 16644 structural migration (1 record)1. Structural review — preserved mixed dispositionSource: DrJKL, 2026-09-02 18:07:15 UTC, reviewed The review was structural, not a line review of the imported implementation. Package payload verification, nested-test typechecking, Actions SHA pinning, and stale “seventh operation” documentation are now covered by current CMP checks/code. Its package lint-gate concern remains coordinator-owned unresolved: exit 0 still includes 1,980 warnings, so green lint does not mean warning-free. Its workspace source/HMR concern is preserved-needs-reconfirmation on eventual frontend relocation: standalone package runtime is not defective merely because source/HMR migration proof is deferred. The old 857-test, workspace/HMR, warning-count, branch-behind, conflict, and architectural-endorsement statements remain historical source-head context. Original accounting co-destinations remain preserved; this comment neither reassigns nor closes them. FE 16819 durable-link design (4 records)2. Imported baseline authority — covered at CMP 206Source: DrJKL, 2026-09-04 00:23:13 UTC, reviewed The obligation was to give valid imported links coherent baseline intent/eligibility metadata while refusing malformed tuples. Current schema-3 minting validates complete tuples/endpoints, distinguishes concrete, promoted, and autogrow destinations, and records imported authority; focused foundation tests cover valid descriptors, malformed refusal, and supported dangling imports. This is current-source re-minting, not old-layout compatibility. 3. Three-kind retirement/restoration — covered at CMP 206Source: DrJKL, 2026-09-04 00:23:13 UTC, reviewed Concrete, promoted, and operation-owned autogrow intent now have table-driven committed coverage for temporary stranding/restoration and separate disconnect/explicit-removed-link retirement. Commit 4.
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Human-review carryover, part 2/3. No historical approvals transfer. Full context for agent readersThis is the captured human-actionable subset, not completion of the 892-record collaboration inventory. Statuses mean: covered at CMP 206 = implementation plus a specific committed test/check at the stated CMP head; unresolved = work still owed; historical = preserved context only. The recovery coordinator owns outstanding package items. Durable and definition design histories remain in the durable design PR and the definition design PR; this implementation packet does not remove their original co-destinations. FE 17454 definitions and projection (11 records)10. Definition loser must not abort batch suffix — covered at CMP 206Source: DrJKL, 2026-09-17 00:38:59 UTC, reviewed Deterministic losers are consumed as 11. Canonical instance addressing across replacement — covered at CMP 206Source: DrJKL, same time/head
12. Recursive instance accounting — covered at CMP 206Source: DrJKL, same time/head The instance walk is recursive and a three-level outer/middle/leaf falsifier proves shared nested definitions are not incorrectly forked. 13. FE recursive private-key projector parity — unresolved frontend consumer workSource: DrJKL, same time/head CMP recursively strips every 14. Malformed replicated digest values — covered at CMP 206Source: DrJKL, same time/head The implementation reconstructs string-only digest entries instead of asserting a stronger type. 15. Malformed replicated child narrowing — covered at CMP 206Source: DrJKL, same time/head Projection narrows children to Y maps. 16. Bounded definition-contention/property coverage — covered at CMP 206Source: DrJKL, same time/head The exhaustive definition-contention domain remains below the requested 20,000 executions; broader combinations use fixed-seed sampled property streams. The final full suite includes this committed matrix. 17. Independent fixed digest vector — covered at CMP 206Source: DrJKL, same time/head The regression uses independently derived exact SHA-256 loser/winner digests, executes both orders, and asserts the exact winner rather than using production canonicalization as its oracle. 18. Implemented-operation count — covered at CMP 206Source: DrJKL, same time/head The source request said seven; the current vocabulary has since gained 19. Canonicalizer typing/assertion removal — covered at CMP 206Source: DrJKL, same time/head Definition canonicalization accepts the validated general JSON value directly; the challenged double assertion is absent. The public op canonicalizer remains correctly typed to 20. Comparison-paraphrase comment — covered at CMP 206Source: DrJKL, same time/head The deterministic comparison branch contains executable logic, not a comment paraphrasing Current verification boundary
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Human-review carryover, part 3/3. No historical approvals transfer. Full context for agent readersThis is the captured human-actionable subset, not completion of the 892-record collaboration inventory. Statuses mean: covered at CMP 206 = implementation plus a specific committed test/check at the stated CMP head; unresolved = work still owed; historical = preserved context only. The recovery coordinator owns outstanding package items. Durable and definition design histories remain in the durable design PR and the definition design PR; this implementation packet does not remove their original co-destinations. FE 17501 insertion and QA (8 records)21. Remove unreachable insertion LWW machinery — coordinator-owned unresolvedSource: DrJKL, 2026-09-14 07:30:13 UTC, reviewed Insertion still reads/writes insertion-specific collision stamps and can return 22. Remove duplicate endpoint-boundary check — coordinator-owned unresolvedSource: DrJKL, same time/head The remapper filters cross-boundary links and insertion apply still checks missing endpoints again. Choose and document one authoritative boundary, remove the redundant policy, and retain the focused boundary regression. 23. Parse once into a recursive validated graph type — coordinator-owned unresolvedSource: DrJKL, same time/head The payload still travels through repeated loose record narrowing and workflow assertions. Add one recursive parser returning a concrete validated insertion graph and pass that value through remap/apply without the assertion chain. 24. Independent explicit group-ID vector — covered at CMP 206Source: DrJKL, same time/head
25. Both boundary directions, sibling, and slots — covered at CMP 206Source: DrJKL, same time/head
26. Independently occupied node/link/definition IDs — covered at CMP 206Source: DrJKL, same time/head
27. Stale seventh-operation text — covered at CMP 206Source: DrJKL, same time/head
28. FE 17501 approval and embedded findings — historical approval; mixed obligations preservedSource: DrJKL, 2026-09-14 07:30:13 UTC, reviewed The approval applies only to its exact frontend head and does not approve CMP 206. Its seven follow-ups map to records 21–27: the three source refactors remain unresolved; the four test/document obligations are covered. Its raw-ID, dangling-link, endpoint-alias, graph-scope, slot-scrub, recursive-private-key, nested-addressing, private-boundary, README, probe, and old test-count statements remain attributed historical QA context, not fresh frontend QA. CMP 168 historical package approval (1 record)29. Retired migration approval — historical and superseded, not approval of CMP 206Source: benceruleanlu, 2026-09-02 21:03:44 UTC, reviewed This approved the retired package-migration head after its then-current synthetic merge. It is preserved as historical context superseded by standalone restoration CMP 182, not as approval of CMP 206. Its original accounting co-destinations remain preserved. Fresh exact-head review/current-main validation is still required where the coordinator's merge process requires it. Current verification boundary
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In `@CHANGELOG.md`:
- Line 12: Correct the changelog entry so it does not describe remapWorkflowIds
or remapInsertedWorkflowIds as public APIs, unless the intended helper is
explicitly re-exported from the package entry point in src/index.ts. Keep the
standalone insert_workflow operation entry accurate.
In `@docs/api-contract-proposal.md`:
- Line 23: Update the ADR reference in the workflow insertion statement from
ADR-022 to ADR-031, preserving the existing insert_workflow requirements text.
In `@docs/INVARIANTS.md`:
- Line 27: Update the KA-3 root-name inventory in the documentation to include
the schema v3 __link_state root alongside the existing six names. Preserve the
existing seven-name count and all other wording.
In `@README.md`:
- Line 426: Update the README’s normative op-envelope citation and the
corresponding entry in docs/upstream-pins.json to an immutable revision of
docs/op-vocabulary-v1.md that defines all eight operation kinds, including
define_subgraph and insert_workflow; update every other citation to the same
valid revision.
In `@scripts/check-stateless.mjs`:
- Line 67: Update the vitest executable resolution and spawn flow in the
stateless-check script to use the Windows node_modules/.bin/vitest.cmd shim
through a supported cmd.exe execution path while preserving the existing Unix
behavior. Adjust the stateless tests to create and mutate a .cmd fixture with
Windows batch syntax when running on Windows so the correction is covered.
In `@src/migrate.ts`:
- Line 15: Update the API comment for migrate() to describe version validation
and fail-closed refusal for older, newer, or unreadable layouts, removing
guidance that implies compatibility migration or relabeling. Update the README’s
older-document remedy to recommend re-minting from the source workflow instead
of calling migrate(doc, storedVersion).
In `@src/remap.ts`:
- Around line 67-69: Update the input remapping loop around normalizedId and the
record.link assignment to skip records whose link is null or undefined before
normalization. Preserve remapping for other values, and add a regression case
covering a link ID of "null" alongside a separate unconnected input.
In `@test/define-subgraph.test.ts`:
- Around line 725-775: Strengthen all four definition_conflict tests by storing
each rejected operation in a variable, capturing Y.encodeStateAsUpdate(doc)
immediately before rejectionCode, and verifying the state update is unchanged
afterward. Also assert appliedMap(doc).has(op.op_id) is false for every rejected
operation; use a separate pre-rejection snapshot for each rejection in the first
test.
In `@test/insert-workflow.test.ts`:
- Around line 611-613: Update the set_widget operation in the test around
applyOps to include the required widget field with value "text", matching
inner_widget, and remove the as unknown as Op cast so the test conforms to
SetWidgetOpBase and assertOpPayload.
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Summary
Standalone feature recovery; frontend relocation remains deferred.
Human owner:
christian-byrneFull context for agent readers
Changes and preservation
This combines durable-link design recovery, definition design recovery, interior connections, result helpers, inconclusive-check handling, and public type constraints. The supporting branches were merged normally into this branch. Original commits, authorship, branches, descriptions and carryover comments remain intact; none of those PRs closes automatically.
Preserved frontend histories: durable-link design, durable runtime, definitions, and insertion. The frontend relocation PR is closed and deferred, with its branch and reviews retained. Frontend adapters belong on frontend main, not on that closed stack.
The approved contract uses first-class
__link_state, raw producer IDs with operation-ID-derived remapping inside CMP, and retained canonical interior edits when a visible routing instance is deleted. Interior connect still accepts instance paths only; direct definition-ID connect is not introduced. Private-alpha schema 3 refuses old persisted layouts without mutation or relabelling; source workflows are re-minted. Twenty-two old-layout counterexamples remain refusal tests, not migration-support claims.Review Focus
Affected invariants: KA-3 (portable implementation), FC-3 (no server/framework dependency), KA-4 (determinism, idempotency and rejection atomicity), KA-5 (coordination-free IDs), KA-10 (common-snapshot forks), KA-11 (schema-version reads), KA-13 (stateless package), and FC-7 (immutable retry identity). Definitions are in the invariant register.
Review descriptor retirement versus temporary ineligibility; concrete/promoted/autogrow reconstruction; canonical definition edit retention; nested instance routes after deletion; operation-derived insertion IDs; and validation before the first document mutation. The supporting public-type change constrains emitted declarations without adding an operation kind beyond the recovered vocabulary: eight implemented kinds and deferred
reset_doc.Testing
At the current integration head, the coordinator runs the full suite, source and nested-test typechecks, build, purity, import graph, pin checks, review-profile claims, generated CodeRabbit configuration, corpus, statelessness, clock matrix and lint. Exact results are recorded in the verification comment; lint warnings are not represented as a zero-warning result. Hosted checks at older heads do not establish this head's readiness.
Human-review regression coverage includes all six connect/disconnect/connect arrivals, concrete/promoted/autogrow restoration and retirement, clear/re-add intent, same-batch definition loser/winner/suffix, instance-addressed edit/replacement orders, malformed replicated digest/child values, independent digest/ID vectors, both insertion-boundary directions, and occupied node/link/definition IDs with byte-identical refusal.
Preserved failing-first evidence
The initial rejection regression failed because a malformed second inserted link left partial document writes. The separate fix precomputes every imported descriptor before mutation. The following integration also exposed connect/delete retained-definition divergence; its separate regression and fix preserve instance-only addressing. These failures are historical evidence, not current unresolved failures.
Consumer and QA limits
An earlier packed checkpoint passed 30 assertions using actual CLI stdin output, and the current cloud doc-host compiled and passed real loopback
/mint,/apply,/project, duplicate and rejection probes against it. The earlier four cloud compile errors came from an obsolete checkout and were already fixed by cloud's public-API adaptation. Final-head packed verification is recorded separately; no browser or full Go transport result is inferred from loopback tests.No frontend hot-module-replacement proof, consumer private-key projection proof, production deployment or package release is claimed. Source-review carryover includes three still-open insertion refactoring suggestions, lint-warning enforcement and frontend-specific QA. They require explicit per-record dispositions; a historical approval, copied test result or closed source PR does not close them.
Checklist
Glossary: CMP = standalone comfy-multi-player; QA = test evidence; durable descriptor = stored link intent retained while endpoints are absent; retained definition = template data surviving deletion of its visible instance; hot-module replacement = frontend module reload without a full page reload. No package publication or deployment is included.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
insert_workflowfor atomic, deterministic workflow-template insertion with nested definitions, ID remapping, deduplication, and replay-safe behavior.define_subgraphsupport, including nested definitions and interior workflow editing.Breaking Changes
Documentation
September 17 merge checkpoint
The earlier pending-review status above is historical. Self-review, profile review,
all nine destination review findings and hosted gates now pass at
the final reviewed head.
The full suite passes 1,255 tests across 90 files; source/test types, build and
package structural gates pass. Lint has zero errors and 1,983 warnings.
Justification: Christian explicitly authorized standalone CMP admin merges after self-review and QA without human approval in the recovery thread. The reviewed recovery has passing exact-head tests and hosted checks, plus individually addressed CodeRabbit findings. No human approval is asserted or transferred. Source branches and original review histories remain retained.
This lands package code only. Complete collaboration-record reconciliation,
installed fleet safeguards, unavailable evidence and frontend browser QA remain
open. No package release or deployment is authorized by this merge.