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Orchestrate F1 test drives to validate the Cyrus agent system end-to-end across issue-tracker, EdgeWorker, and activity rendering.

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F1 Test Drive

Run comprehensive F1 test drives that validate the full pipeline:

  • Issue-tracker behavior
  • EdgeWorker execution flow
  • Activity rendering/output quality

Mission

Execute test drives that verify:

  1. Issue-tracker correctness
  2. EdgeWorker worktree/session behavior
  3. Activity output visibility and formatting

Test Drive Protocol

Phase 1: Setup

  1. Create a fresh test repository (if needed):

    cd apps/f1
./f1 init-test-repo --path /tmp/f1-test-drive-<timestamp>

  2. Start F1 server:

    CYRUS_PORT=3600 CYRUS_REPO_PATH=/tmp/f1-test-drive-<timestamp> bun run apps/f1/server.ts &

  3. Verify server health:

    CYRUS_PORT=3600 ./f1 ping
CYRUS_PORT=3600 ./f1 status

Phase 2: Issue-Tracker Verification

  1. Create test issue:

    CYRUS_PORT=3600 ./f1 create-issue \
  --title "<issue title>" \
  --description "<issue description>"

  2. Verify issue ID and issue creation response.

Phase 3: EdgeWorker Verification

  1. Start agent session:

    CYRUS_PORT=3600 ./f1 start-session --issue-id <issue-id>

  2. Monitor activities:

    CYRUS_PORT=3600 ./f1 view-session --session-id <session-id>

  3. Verify:

    • session started
    • activities appear
    • agent is processing issue

Phase 3.5: Slack Chat Session Verification (optional)

Use when validating the Slack → ChatSessionHandler → ClaudeRunner path. F1 exposes a test-only endpoint /cli/dispatch-chat that injects a synthetic app_mention event without going through Slack signature verification (SlackChatAdapter no-ops Slack API calls when slackBotToken is undefined).

  1. Dispatch a synthetic chat event:

    CYRUS_PORT=3600 ./f1 start-chat-session \
  --channel C_TEST_CHAN \
  --user U_TEST_USER \
  --text "hello"

    The response contains a threadKey of the form <channel>:<ts>. Reuse the same --thread-ts to address the same chat thread on subsequent dispatches.

  2. Verify shared auto-memory wiring:

    • The chat workspace exists at <cyrusHome>/slack-workspaces/<sanitized-threadKey>/.
    • The shared auto-memory directory exists (or is lazily creatable) at <cyrusHome>/slack-memory/.
    • The claude_query_options event emitted by ClaudeRunner carries cqo.settingsAutoMemoryDirectory=<cyrusHome>/slack-memory.

  3. Verify per-thread workspace isolation alongside shared memory:

    • Dispatch a second event in a different channel/thread.
    • Confirm a separate slack-workspaces/<other-thread-key>/ directory exists (workspaces remain isolated).
    • Confirm both dispatches' telemetry resolve to the same slack-memory path (memory is shared).

Phase 4: Renderer Verification

  1. Validate activity payload quality:

    • expected types (for example thought, action, response)
    • timestamps present
    • content well-formed and readable

  2. Validate pagination behavior:

    CYRUS_PORT=3600 ./f1 view-session --session-id <session-id> --limit 10 --offset 0

Phase 5: Cleanup

  1. Stop active session:

    CYRUS_PORT=3600 ./f1 stop-session --session-id <session-id>

  2. Stop background server process.

Reporting Format

Write report under apps/f1/test-drives/:

# Test Drive #NNN: [Goal Description]

**Date**: YYYY-MM-DD
**Goal**: [One sentence]
**Test Repo**: [Path]

## Verification Results

### Issue-Tracker
- [ ] Issue created
- [ ] Issue ID returned
- [ ] Issue metadata accessible

### EdgeWorker
- [ ] Session started
- [ ] Worktree created (if applicable)
- [ ] Activities tracked
- [ ] Agent processed issue

### Renderer
- [ ] Activity format correct
- [ ] Pagination works
- [ ] Search works

## Session Log
[commands + key outputs + pass/fail]

## Final Retrospective
[what worked, issues, recommendations]

Pass/Fail Criteria

Pass when:

  1. Server starts
  2. Issue created successfully
  3. Session starts and activities appear
  4. Activity payloads are coherent
  5. Session stops cleanly
  6. No unhandled errors

Fail when:

  • server startup fails
  • issue creation fails
  • session does not start
  • no activities after reasonable wait
  • malformed activity data
  • unhandled exceptions

Important Notes

  • Prefer fixed port 3600 unless already in use.
  • Use fresh test repos per drive.
  • Preserve failed state when debugging.
  • For major runner/harness changes, run at least one F1 end-to-end validation before merge.

Multi-Harness Note

This skill is intentionally harness-agnostic:

  • Claude subagents can call this skill.
  • Codex/OpenCode workflows can reference the same skill content.
  • Harness-specific adapters should be thin wrappers around this canonical skill.