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`easycat plan` owned a private `(ValueError, KeyError) -> EASYCAT_E602` mapping that nothing else could reuse, and it interpolated `str(exc)` raw, so a secret-shaped manifest value inside a planner message reached stdout. Add `easycat.planning.selection`, the one load -> plan -> coded-issue boundary the CLI and (in the follow-up PR) the server both call: - `load_selected_profile` / `plan_selected_profile` replace `plan.py`'s inline load + try/except; the E602 `problem` is now redacted. - `selection_error` passes an already-coded `EasyCatError` through unchanged; `selection_issue` is the redacted projection any surface must use for an issue derived from a caught exception, because `SetupIssue.from_error` structurally cannot redact (errors.py is a stdlib-only leaf). - `build_manifest_plan` merges the per-role plan with the manifest's own env references and selection defects; `plan_issues` attributes the already-computed gaps to pipeline roles. Supporting additions: `errors.SetupIssue` (the shared coded record), `ProjectManifest.profile_requirements` / `.profile_defects` (one owner for "a phone profile needs a token" — `to_easyconfig` now raises from `profile_defects` in place, so defect precedence is byte-identical), and a defaulted `ProviderPlan.defects` field that is reported but not yet blocking. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011hYv6Zee2HKJpSnuGHiL1s
`easycat doctor` could describe the machine and a generated project's static `[tool.easycat.scaffold]` table, and nothing else: a hand-written `easycat.toml` got no coverage, a browser profile failed on an absent local microphone dependency, and a project blocked by a missing DEEPGRAM_API_KEY got a green doctor followed by a red `easycat plan`. `doctor` now accepts the same `--manifest`/`--profile` selection `plan` accepts and derives the selected roles' requirements from the same planner call: - New `cli/diagnose/_requirements.py` holds `SelectedApp` (scaffold table, manifest profile, or both) and replaces the `ScaffoldRequirements | None` threaded through every check plus its six repeated `... if scaffold is not None else ()` expressions. - Rows carry `role` and `field`, so a failure names which pipeline role needs it; `check_selected_extras` and `check_selection_defects` report install extras and incomplete selections with the same codes and fix text startup raises. - The microphone probe is gated on the selected transport's `microphone` capability, so a browser profile stops asking for one; extras no selected role needs are never mentioned. - `install_fix` respects the project's dependency source: a git/path pin in `[tool.uv.sources]` gets an instruction that keeps the pin, everything else keeps EASYCAT_E202's registry text. - Every row declares a `probe` class (static/import/filesystem/network/ hardware), summarized in a new `probes` object, and `doctor --help` states the boundary — resolution is static, the application is never imported or run, and the network probe stays one bounded 2s request per configured provider. Manifest mode is strictly opt-in: without a flag a stray `easycat.toml` is inert and neither `easycat.planning` nor `easycat.project` is imported. `--provider` is rejected alongside `--manifest`/`--profile`, and in manifest mode a bad manifest is now reported before the `--env-file` usage error (bare `doctor --env-file` is unchanged). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011hYv6Zee2HKJpSnuGHiL1s
Document the selected-profile mode in the CLI reference (including a six-step failed-doctor-to-first-run walkthrough and the probe-class contract), cross-link `plan` back to it so the two stop describing one selection mechanism twice, name it as the pre-deploy preflight for the same selection `/health/ready` evaluates, and regenerate the docs route map. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011hYv6Zee2HKJpSnuGHiL1s
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Fix round 1 on the review of "cli: diagnose the selected manifest profile in
doctor".
* `_check_scaffold_env_var` stamped the caller's `code` on every failure
state, so a manifest `bearer-env:` var whose value is a placeholder or a
non-`wss://` URL reported `EASYCAT_E604` — a code `EnvReference.resolve`
raises only for an UNSET var. Only the missing state keeps the caller's
code now; every set-but-wrong value stays `EASYCAT_E210`.
* `check_selected_extras` handed `install_fix` the process working
directory, so `doctor --manifest /elsewhere/easycat.toml` classified the
wrong project and could offer `uv add` to a Git-pinned one. `SelectedApp`
now exposes `project_root` (the manifest's directory) and the fix is
computed against it.
* `_requirements._degraded_extras` was a second parser of the planner's
`"{role}_extra_{extra}_missing_degraded"` token. Deleted; both readers now
call `planning.selection.degraded_extra_roles`, the token's one owner.
* `easycat explain json-schema` claimed `field` appears only on rows that
belong to a selected role; it is emitted on every env-var and reachability
row. The schema text now describes `role` and `field` separately.
* docs/cli.md's first-run walkthrough was unrunnable: `easycat init` writes
no `easycat.toml`, so the `--manifest` steps aborted with `EASYCAT_E601`.
The walkthrough now writes the manifest it diagnoses, and a new test
extracts that block from the page and drives the documented
E203 -> E202 -> green sequence through the CLI.
Tests: `--profile` without `--manifest` (both the discovery and the E601
half), a CLI-level pinned-dependency fix assertion run from the manifest's
directory and from elsewhere, a recorder proving the planner snapshot really
carries `--env-file` values, manifest-mode `selection` content assertions,
the `extra_*`/`selection_*` probe classes, the `easycat --help` short-help
row, a placeholder reference var reporting E210, and a drift-anchor case
whose plan actually has defects.
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`easycat plan`, `easycat doctor`, `VoiceServer`, and the startup path each reported a setup failure differently: plan emitted content-free `missing_env:VAR` strings, the server returned an uncoded `plan_unresolvable: <redacted>` and dropped the reason entirely on `/capabilities`, and `require_env` / `require_module` raised uncoded exceptions for causes doctor already codes. A phone profile with no `token` planned clean, reported READY, and then raised EASYCAT_E602 on the first connection. * `planning/selection.py` gains `selection_to_dict` and `plan_body`, the one owner of the `ProviderSelection` -> JSON shape and the seven shared plan keys; `cli/plan.py`'s `_selection_to_dict` and `voice_server.py`'s inline duplicate are deleted. * `ProviderPlan.blocking_errors()` / `has_blocking_errors` now count `blocking` selection defects, emitting the sibling token `incomplete_selection:[voice.<name>]`. This is the one deliberate behavior change: `/health/ready` goes red for a statically incomplete profile. A `warning` defect (an unset `[server] auth` reference) stays reportable and non-blocking. * `easycat plan` builds through `build_manifest_plan`, emits an additive `issues` array, and prints the code/field/role/fix under its table. * `VoiceServer._resolve_profile_plan` returns a coded, redacted `SetupIssue` built by `selection_issue` (never `SetupIssue.from_error`, which cannot redact an EASYCAT_E104 pass-through); `/plan` and `/capabilities` carry it. `_manifest_readiness`'s reason tuple is unchanged. * `doctor` derives the E201/E203/E210/E604 fixes from the registry and stamps `code`/`role` from the planner issue; E202's fix stays `install_fix` so it respects a Git-/path-pinned dependency source, and E204/E206-E209 keep their situational text. * `require_env` attaches EASYCAT_E203/E210 under `easycat_code` and a note WITHOUT touching `SystemExit.code` (the exit payload); `require_module` tags a named-extra `ImportError` with EASYCAT_E202 via `_attach_error_code`, leaving type and message unchanged. * `EASYCAT_E202`/`E210`/`E602` gain `related` cross-links. No new error code, no exit-code change, no schema_version bump. Revertibility is one-directional: PR2 consumes `ProviderPlan.defects` and `planning/selection.py`, both introduced by DX2-1, so DX2-1 cannot be reverted while this is merged; revert this first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011hYv6Zee2HKJpSnuGHiL1s
`/health/ready`'s `reasons` carry check names, not the `key:value` blocking grammar, and `/health` reflects the verdict through `checks.providers.status` rather than a `plan_blocking_errors` key. Say so, and point the reader at the authenticated `/plan` for the coded reasons. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011hYv6Zee2HKJpSnuGHiL1s
Review round 1 on DX2-2. - `easycat plan`'s coded issue rows now `escape()` every interpolation, as doctor's renderer already did. Unescaped, Rich ate `[voice.<profile>]` out of the E602 row and the `[webrtc]` out of E202's `uv add 'easycat[webrtc]'`, printing a copy-pasteable command that installs EasyCat WITHOUT the extra the row is about — and a `[/]`-shaped substring raised `MarkupError`. Covered by two human-surface tests (bracketed field/fix, and the crash vector). - A phone profile with no `token` now carries a fix that addresses THAT defect instead of E602's code-wide "pick a known `transport`" advice, which contradicted its own detail. `register`'s factory gains one reserved `fix=` kwarg that overrides the registry text per instance, so the same string reaches `str(exc)` at startup, `plan`, `doctor`, and `/plan`'s `issues[].fix` — the byte-identity contract is preserved, and `easycat explain E602` still shows the code-level entry. - `build_manifest_plan` routes every defect issue through the redactor, so the `/plan` body's manifest-derived strings are redacted by construction rather than only on the unresolvable-profile branch; the docs paragraph is narrowed to say exactly that, and notes that `/capabilities` emits `issues` only when the profile is unresolvable. - `SelectedApp.code_for_env`, superseded by `doctor._env_code`, is deleted; its assertions now run through `_env_code`, which also covers the previously untested `reference_vars` branch. - Tests: the flagship matrix's startup column drives the real WebRTC call site with `aiortc` forced absent (dropping `extra=` there now fails the row) and asserts doctor's exit code; `plan --json`'s catalog entry gains a drift anchor over its keys and all five reason tokens; PP-1 pins the envelope by equality. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011hYv6Zee2HKJpSnuGHiL1s
The fix round wrapped every ``build_manifest_plan`` defect in ``_redacted``,
including the ``unset_reference`` issue whose detail/fix are pure EASYCAT_E604
catalog text. ``redact_value``'s key/value rule matches ``TOKEN=`` (and
``SECRET=``/``KEY=``) case-insensitively and consumes to the next separator, so
the registry's ``export {var}=...`` placeholder — plus its closing backtick and
paren — became ``[REDACTED_SECRET],``. Any ``bearer-env:`` var named like
EASYCAT_SERVE_TOKEN or TWILIO_STREAM_TOKEN_SECRET got a corrupted,
non-copy-pasteable instruction on ``easycat plan`` and ``/plan`` while
``easycat doctor`` printed the intact string for the identical cause — the
plan/doctor divergence this PR exists to remove.
Redact only what is manifest-derived. ``parse_auth_reference`` already proves an
``EnvReference`` cannot carry a secret (``bearer-env:`` plus a well-formed
env-var name, rejected if it matches the shared secret detector), so the
``unset_reference`` issue is appended unwrapped; ``profile_defects``, whose
detail interpolates the manifest's own text, keeps the wrapper. The
production-servers note is narrowed to match.
Pinned twice: a unit test asserts the issue's detail/fix equal
``EASYCAT_E604(...).message``/``.rendered_fix()`` byte-for-byte, and the
same-cause row now uses a ``*_TOKEN`` var name (the old ``TW_TOK`` dodged the
regex) and asserts plan's ``issues[].fix`` equals doctor's row ``fix`` equals
the registry text.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds shared manifest profile selection and coded setup issues. ChangesManifest diagnostics
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participant Operator
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Operator->>Doctor: select manifest and profile
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When a valid websocket, webrtc, or local profile contains a token field, this unconditionally treats the referenced variable as required and produces a blocking E604 issue if it is unset. to_easyconfig() only resolves spec.token in the preset == "phone" branch, so the same profile can start successfully while plan and /health/ready incorrectly report it as blocked. Restrict this requirement to phone transports, or reject token on other transports during manifest validation.
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For a phone profile whose configured bearer-env: token is unset, the defect has reason="unset_reference" and field="TW_STREAM_TOKEN", but this serializes it as incomplete_selection:TW_STREAM_TOKEN. That violates the documented incomplete_selection:[voice.<name>] shape and prevents consumers from distinguishing an absent reference value from a structurally incomplete profile. Emit a reason/field pair consistent with the issue, or use [voice.<profile>] when deliberately collapsing all defects to incomplete_selection.
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When [server] auth references an unset variable, build_manifest_plan() records an E604 issue with warning severity but does not add it to plan.warnings. This filter therefore hides the issue completely from the default human easycat plan output, which can print status: ready without mentioning the missing server credential even though --json reports it. Render warning-severity issues as warning rows instead of dropping them.
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Following this new help example with a normal [voice.default] manifest passes voice.default directly to ProjectManifest.profile(), whose key is default, and produces an unknown-profile error. The example should be --profile default so users can successfully invoke the newly added manifest-scoped doctor flow.
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Validate the [tool.uv] table before reading sources.
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Isolate the working directory in this bare-run test.
test_doctor_bare_run_still_reports_probe_classes does not call monkeypatch.chdir. The assertion "selection" not in payload depends on the process working directory containing no discoverable easycat.toml and no [tool.easycat.scaffold] table. Line 1577's test proves the opposite case: a scaffold pyproject.toml in the working directory makes doctor emit selection with source scaffold. Every other new test in this section chdirs into tmp_path. Add the same isolation so the result does not depend on where pytest runs.
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def test_doctor_bare_run_still_reports_probe_classes(
- cli: CliRunner, empty_env: None, no_network: None
+ cli: CliRunner, monkeypatch: pytest.MonkeyPatch, tmp_path: Path, empty_env: None, no_network: None
) -> None:
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| def test_doctor_bare_run_still_reports_probe_classes( | |
| cli: CliRunner, empty_env: None, no_network: None | |
| ) -> None: | |
| payload = json.loads(cli.invoke(app, ["doctor", "--json"]).stdout) | |
| def test_doctor_bare_run_still_reports_probe_classes( | |
| cli: CliRunner, | |
| monkeypatch: pytest.MonkeyPatch, | |
| tmp_path: Path, | |
| empty_env: None, | |
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| ) -> None: | |
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| payload = json.loads(cli.invoke(app, ["doctor", "--json"]).stdout) |
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In `@tests/cli/test_doctor.py` around lines 2048 - 2051, Update
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| def _present(monkeypatch: pytest.MonkeyPatch, *modules: str) -> None: | ||
| """Make ``provider_plan._module_available`` report *modules* present. | ||
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| Extras availability is environment-dependent, so a test about coded issues | ||
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| lambda module: True if module in forced else real(module), | ||
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Pin _module_available completely in both new test helpers. Both helpers patch provider_plan._module_available with a partial allowlist and delegate every other module to the real find_spec. Assertions that compare a whole collection then depend on which extras the running lane installed. tests/cli/test_errors.py's _force_modules and tests/cli/test_doctor.py's _pin_extras already use the total-pinning shape: everything present except an explicit absent set.
tests/cli/test_plan.py#L105-L119: replace_present/_absentwith one helper that reports every module present except an explicit absent set, sopayload["blocking_errors"] == ["missing_env:DEEPGRAM_API_KEY"]at line 160 cannot go red for an unrelated uninstalled extra.tests/planning/test_selection.py#L27-L35: apply the same total pinning in_absent, sodegraded_extra_roles(plan) == [("echo_canceller", "aec")]at line 264 cannot gain an entry from another lane's missing optional module.
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In `@tests/cli/test_plan.py` around lines 105 - 119, Update tests/cli/test_plan.py
lines 105-119 by replacing _present/_absent with total-pinning helper behavior:
report every module present unless explicitly listed absent, and use it for the
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# Conflicts: # docs/cli.md # src/easycat/cli/diagnose/_codes.py # src/easycat/cli/diagnose/_requirements.py # src/easycat/cli/diagnose/doctor.py # src/easycat/cli/plan.py # src/easycat/planning/__init__.py # src/easycat/planning/selection.py # src/easycat/project/manifest.py # tests/cli/test_doctor.py # tests/cli/test_errors.py # tests/cli/test_plan.py # tests/planning/test_selection.py # tests/project/test_manifest.py
DX2-2 moved the ProviderSelection -> JSON projection out of ``easycat.cli.plan`` and into ``easycat.planning.selection.selection_to_dict`` so the CLI and ``VoiceServer``'s ``/plan`` body share one owner. DX1-1 (#1117) landed ``tests/planning/test_preview_purity.py`` on main at the same time, and it imports ``easycat.cli.plan._selection_to_dict`` to assert that what ``easycat plan --json`` puts on the wire carries no credential VALUES. Re-add that name on ``easycat.cli.plan`` as a thin lazy alias for the new owner, so the guard keeps testing the real projection (same function, same key order, same value types) instead of a copy. The import stays inside the function body so ``easycat.cli.plan`` still costs nothing beyond Typer at CLI import time. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011hYv6Zee2HKJpSnuGHiL1s
DX1-1 (#1117) added tests/docs/test_error_codes_reference.py, which pins docs/reference/error-codes.md byte-for-byte to the rendering of ``easycat.errors.REGISTRY``. DX2-2 adds cross-links between the codes a single setup cause now shares (E202 <-> E210, E602 -> E203/E202), so the generated page went stale on the merge. Regenerated with ``uv run python scripts/regen_error_codes.py``; the diff is three "Related:" lines. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011hYv6Zee2HKJpSnuGHiL1s
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| Command | Result |
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pytest -q -p no:randomly (full credential-free suite) |
pass — 10041 passed, 114 skipped, 75 deselected, 7 xfailed |
Reconciliation slice, tests/cli/* args grouped (same files as the review slice) |
pass — 1101 passed, 9 skipped, 7 xfailed |
| Same slice with the args interleaved as originally written | 1101 pass + 75 setup ERRORs, all from the pytest 9.1.1 arg-ordering bug in (3) |
python scripts/regen_llms_txt.py --check |
pass |
mypy src |
pass — no issues in 300 source files |
ruff check . |
pass |
ruff format --check . |
2 pre-existing failures only — docs/using-easycat/03-conversation-controls/README.md and docs/using-easycat/11-production-ops/README.md, neither touched by this branch |
Every command was run as env -u UV_EXCLUDE_NEWER uv run --no-sync …; uv.lock is unchanged.
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Problem
easycat plan,easycat doctor,VoiceServer, and the Python startup path each described the same setup failure differently.planemitted content-freemissing_env:DEEPGRAM_API_KEYstrings with no code, role, or fix; the server returned an uncodedplan_unresolvable: <redacted>string andcapabilities_payloaddropped the reason entirely;helpers.require_envand_extras.require_moduleraised uncoded exceptions for causes doctor already reports asEASYCAT_E203/E210/E202. Worse, a phone profile with notokenplanned clean, reported READY on/health/ready, and then raisedEASYCAT_E602on its first connection.Change
planning/selection.pygainsselection_to_dictandplan_body, the single owner of theProviderSelection-> JSON projection and the seven shared plan keys.cli/plan.py's_selection_to_dictandvoice_server.py's verbatim inline duplicate are both deleted./health/readyis correct for an incomplete selection (the one deliberate behaviour change).ProviderPlan.blocking_errors()/has_blocking_errorsnow countblockingselection defects and emit the sibling tokenincomplete_selection:[voice.<name>]in the existingkey:valuegrammar. Awarningdefect — an unset[server] authreference, whichVoiceServer.from_manifestalready refuses to construct around — stays reported but non-blocking.easycat planreports coded issues. It builds throughbuild_manifest_plan, so manifest-only defects reach it;--jsonadds an additiveissuesarray and the human output printsEASYCAT_E203 DEEPGRAM_API_KEY (stt): ...+Fix:under the table, with all interpolated fields escaped for Rich markup. The seven existing keys are unchanged; exit code is still 0 with blocking errors._resolve_profile_planreturns a coded, redactedSetupIssuebuilt byselection_issue— neverSetupIssue.from_error, which structurally cannot redactEASYCAT_E104's raw-manifest-value headline./planand/capabilitiescarry it;blocking_errors[0]keeps itsplan_unresolvable:prefix and its redaction with a coded suffix._registry_fix, and env/extra rows stampcode/rolefrom the planner issue.EASYCAT_E202's fix deliberately staysinstall_fixso it respects a Git-/path-pinned dependency source; E204/E206-E209 keep their situational text.incomplete_selectionissue carries its own actionable fix, not E602's generic "pick a known transport" text, via a reservedfix=kwarg on the error registry factory.require_envattachesEASYCAT_E203/E210undereasycat_code/easycat_contextand as an exception note without touchingSystemExit.code.require_moduletags a named-extraImportErrorwithEASYCAT_E202; the PortAudioOSErrorbranch stays untagged.incomplete_selectionissue (whose detail interpolates the manifest'ssource_path) is passed through the redactor; theunset_reference(EASYCAT_E604) issue is built unwrapped because anEnvReferencestructurally cannot carry a secret, avoiding a regression where the redactor mangledbearer-env:fix text for credential-ish variable names.docs/cli.md(plan'sissues),docs/deployment/production-servers.md(a new "Readiness and plan endpoints" subsection, corrected to describe the actualreadiness_failures()check names vs. the/plangrammar, and thecapabilities_payloadissues-only-when-unresolvable asymmetry), and_codes.py'sexplain json-schemabody gain aplanentry.tests/cli/test_errors.pycarries the flagship matrix: six manifests, each asserting one code fromplan --json'sissues,doctor --manifest --json's check rows, and the startup raise — the missing-extra row drives the real WebRTC call site withaiortcforced absent.Boundaries
Out of scope: no new error code (the 30-code baseline is frozen), no
_CODE_TO_EXITchange, noschema_versionbump, no exception-type change, no new top-level export, no codedissuesarray on the unauthenticated/health, no--static-onlyflag, andconfig/easy.pyis untouched.capabilities_payloadintentionally keepsissuesasymmetric (only on the unresolvable branch) per the approved design shape rather than made unconditional in a fix round.This branch was created on top of
dx2/doctor-selected-app(DX2-1), which has since merged tomainas #1119, so this PR now targetsmaindirectly rather than the now-deleteddx2/doctor-selected-appbranch. This PR is part of the DX milestone fromplan/roadmap/2026-09-05-next-level-developer-experience.md, DX2 slice DX2-2.PR2 consumes
ProviderPlan.defectsand the whole ofplanning/selection.py, both introduced by DX2-1, so DX2-1 cannot be reverted while DX2-2 is merged; reverting the pair means reverting DX2-2 first.Recorded deviations from the design:
_env_codebranches onvar in selected.reference_varsrather than on the fallback code's string value — behaviourally identical, and a manifest bearer-env reference now correctly reports E604 on the credential path too.SelectedApp.code_for_env, superseded and dead, was deleted along with its stale docstring reference./health/ready'sreasonsuse themissing_env:/incomplete_selection:grammar was wrong against the code — those arereadiness_failures()check names; the grammar reaches operators only through the authenticated/plan. Corrected in a follow-up commit on this branch.missing-extrastartup assertion drives the real WebRTC call site withaiortcforced absent via the seamrequire_moduleconsults, rather than a fabricated module name, so the same-code assertion holds identically whether or not thewebrtcextra is installed.Review
Three review lenses ran and returned
request-changes, all addressed across two fix rounds:cli/plan.py's coded issue rows, which silently ate brackets fromuv add 'easycat[webrtc]'and[voice.default]and could raiseMarkupError; escaped to match doctor's renderer. The minor finding (asymmetric redaction of/plan'sdetail/fix) was fixed by routing both defect branches through the redactor, narrowing the docs to match, then partially reverted in fix round 2 (see below).incomplete_selectionfix text contradicted its own detail (fixed via a reservedfix=kwarg on the error registry);SelectedApp.code_for_envwas dead code with a stale docstring and false test coverage (deleted, tests retargeted at_env_code). Minor:capabilities_payload'sissuesasymmetry vs./plan— documented rather than changed, per design._env_codebranch (mutation-verified), added a drift-anchor test for the newplancatalog entry, rebuilt the missing-extra startup test to bind the real WebRTC call site instead of a fabricated module, strengthened an envelope-key test from containment to equality, added a doctor exit-code assertion, and re-ran the design's §5 acceptance walkthrough on a real scaffold (two disclosed deviations from the literal script, both environment artifacts, not defects).A second fix round addressed a regression the first round's redaction fix introduced: wrapping the
unset_reference(EASYCAT_E604) issue in the redactor caused its key/value secret-detection regex to manglebearer-env:fix text for credential-ish variable names (e.g.TWILIO_STREAM_TOKEN_SECRET), producing a falsely-redacted, non-copy-pasteable instruction onplanwhiledoctorprinted the correct string for the identical cause. Fixed by dropping the wrapper on that branch only, since anEnvReferencecannot structurally carry a secret; pinned by a new byte-equality test and a renamed test fixture variable that previously dodged the regex undetected.No findings were rejected; all were fixed.
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Pre-existing failure (not caused by, not addressed by, this PR): running the five verify slices as one combined pytest invocation produces 75
fixture 'cli' not founderrors ontests/climodules. Reproduced identically on the base refdx2/doctor-selected-app(68df785) and on this branch (964 passed vs. 932 passed, same 75 errors both times). Does not occur when the slices run separately (as the commands above do) nor in the full suite, which is green.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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Summary by Sourcery
Unify coded setup diagnostics across planning, doctor, readiness, server endpoints, and startup while preserving existing interfaces and error-code compatibility.
New Features:
issuesarray to plan output and authenticated server plan responses, with shared issue metadata across planning, doctor, and startup errors.Bug Fixes:
easycat plan,easycat doctor, server endpoints, and Python startup paths without changing exception types or exit behavior.Enhancements:
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New Features
easycat doctornow supports manifest/profile-based diagnosis with structured JSON results, probe details, issue codes, and actionable fixes.easycat plan --jsonreports structured issues aligned with doctor and server diagnostics.Documentation