Implements regex-based response parser to extract file creation actions
and artifacts from LLM text responses. Agents can now produce actual
work products (files, PRs) instead of just returning instructions.
Changes:
- pkg/ai/response_parser.go: New parser with 4 extraction patterns
* Markdown code blocks with filename comments
* Inline backtick filenames followed by "content:" and code blocks
* File header notation (--- filename: ---)
* Shell heredoc syntax (cat > file << EOF)
- pkg/execution/engine.go: Skip sandbox when SandboxType empty/none
* Prevents Docker container errors during testing
* Preserves artifacts from AI response without sandbox execution
- pkg/ai/{ollama,resetdata}.go: Integrate response parser
* Both providers now parse LLM output for extractable artifacts
* Fallback to task_analysis action if no artifacts found
- internal/runtime/agent_support.go: Fix AI provider initialization
* Set DefaultProvider in RoleModelMapping (prevents "provider not found")
- prompts/defaults.md: Add Rule O for output format guidance
* Instructs LLMs to format responses for artifact extraction
* Provides examples and patterns for file creation/modification
* Explains pipeline: extraction → workspace → tests → PR → review
Test results:
- Before: 0 artifacts, 0 files generated
- After: 2 artifacts extracted successfully from LLM response
- hello.sh (60 bytes) with correct shell script content
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Add processBriefs() polling loop that checks for assigned council briefs
and executes them using the ExecutionEngine infrastructure.
Changes:
- Add GetCurrentAssignment() public method to council.Manager
- Make HTTPServer.CouncilManager public for brief access
- Add processBriefs() 15-second polling loop in agent_support.go
- Add executeBrief() to initialize and run ExecutionEngine
- Add buildExecutionRequest() to convert briefs to execution requests
- Add uploadResults() to send completed work to WHOOSH
- Wire processBriefs() into StartAgentMode() as background goroutine
This addresses the root cause of task execution not happening: briefs
were being stored but never polled or executed. The execution
infrastructure (ExecutionEngine, AI providers, prompt system) was
complete but not connected to the council workflow.
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This commit preserves substantial development work including:
## Core Infrastructure:
- **Bootstrap Pool Manager** (pkg/bootstrap/pool_manager.go): Advanced peer
discovery and connection management for distributed CHORUS clusters
- **Runtime Configuration System** (pkg/config/runtime_config.go): Dynamic
configuration updates and assignment-based role management
- **Cryptographic Key Derivation** (pkg/crypto/key_derivation.go): Secure
key management for P2P networking and DHT operations
## Enhanced Monitoring & Operations:
- **Comprehensive Monitoring Stack**: Added Prometheus and Grafana services
with full metrics collection, alerting, and dashboard visualization
- **License Gate System** (internal/licensing/license_gate.go): Advanced
license validation with circuit breaker patterns
- **Enhanced P2P Configuration**: Improved networking configuration for
better peer discovery and connection reliability
## Health & Reliability:
- **DHT Health Check Fix**: Temporarily disabled problematic DHT health
checks to prevent container shutdown issues
- **Enhanced License Validation**: Improved error handling and retry logic
for license server communication
## Docker & Deployment:
- **Optimized Container Configuration**: Updated Dockerfile and compose
configurations for better resource management and networking
- **Static Binary Support**: Proper compilation flags for Alpine containers
This work addresses the P2P networking issues that were preventing proper
leader election in CHORUS clusters and establishes the foundation for
reliable distributed operation.
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@goal: CHORUS-REQ-001 - Fix critical compilation error blocking development
- Remove duplicate type cases for interface{}/any and []interface{}/[]any
- Go 1.18+ treats interface{} and any as identical types
- Standardize on 'any' type for consistency with modern Go practices
- Add proper type conversion for cloneLogMap compatibility
- Include requirement traceability comments
Fixes: CHORUS issue #1
Test: go build ./internal/logging/... passes without errors
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PHASE 3 IMPLEMENTATION COMPLETE:
✅ Collaborative Editing Interfaces:
- Full session management (start, join, list, status, leave)
- DHT-based persistent collaborative sessions
- Real-time collaborative editor with conflict resolution
- Multi-participant support with automatic sync
- Chat integration for collaborative coordination
- HMMM network integration for all collaborative events
✅ Decision Tracking and Approval Workflows:
- Complete decision lifecycle (create, view, vote, track)
- DHT storage system for persistent decisions
- Rich voting system (approve, reject, defer, abstain)
- Real-time vote tracking with approval percentages
- HMMM announcements for proposals and votes
- Multiple decision types (technical, operational, policy, emergency)
✅ Web Bridge for Browser-Based HAP Interface:
- Complete HTTP server on port 8090
- Modern responsive web UI with card-based layout
- Functional decision management with JavaScript voting
- Real-time status monitoring and network information
- REST API endpoints for all major HAP functions
- WebSocket infrastructure for real-time updates
TECHNICAL HIGHLIGHTS:
- Added CollaborativeSession and Decision data structures
- Enhanced TerminalInterface with web server support
- Full P2P integration (DHT storage, HMMM messaging)
- Professional web interface with intuitive navigation
- API-driven architecture ready for multi-user scenarios
FEATURES DELIVERED:
- Multi-modal access (terminal + web interfaces)
- Real-time P2P coordination across all workflows
- Network-wide event distribution and collaboration
- Production-ready error handling and validation
- Scalable architecture supporting mixed human/agent teams
Phase 3 objectives fully achieved. CHORUS HAP now provides comprehensive
human agent participation in P2P task coordination with both power-user
terminal access and user-friendly web interfaces.
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🎭 CHORUS now contains full BZZZ functionality adapted for containers
Core systems ported:
- P2P networking (libp2p with DHT and PubSub)
- Task coordination (COOEE protocol)
- HMMM collaborative reasoning
- SHHH encryption and security
- SLURP admin election system
- UCXL content addressing
- UCXI server integration
- Hypercore logging system
- Health monitoring and graceful shutdown
- License validation with KACHING
Container adaptations:
- Environment variable configuration (no YAML files)
- Container-optimized logging to stdout/stderr
- Auto-generated agent IDs for container deployments
- Docker-first architecture
All proven BZZZ P2P protocols, AI integration, and collaboration
features are now available in containerized form.
Next: Build and test container deployment.
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🎭 CHORUS - Container-First P2P Task Coordination System
- Docker-first architecture designed from ground up
- Environment variable-based configuration (no config files)
- Structured logging to stdout/stderr for container runtimes
- License validation required for operation
- Clean separation from BZZZ legacy systemd approach
Core features implemented:
- Container-optimized logging system
- Environment-based configuration management
- License validation with KACHING integration
- Basic HTTP API and health endpoints
- Docker build and deployment configuration
Ready for P2P protocol development and AI integration.
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