Add Neurohumogenistic Workspace Integration Agent#25
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Implements Branch C architecture for full neuro-symbolic convergence: Core Agent Components: - EdgeAgent: Polls Google Workspace (Keep, Tasks, Gmail) and transforms static assets into computational directives - FrugalGPTCascade: Tiered LLM processing (Haiku->Sonnet->Opus) with Landauer-Context energy constraints - ThermodynamicKernel: RAPL/IPMI sensor integration for η_thermo metrics - WorkspaceOrchestrator: Unified coordination with Pareto audit filter Integrations: - Google Workspace API client (Gmail, Keep, Tasks, Drive, Docs) - OpenTelemetry metrics and tracing for Diamond Vault UI - Pareto-audit Cloudflare Worker for pipeline compliance filtering Testing & CI: - Comprehensive unit tests for all agent components - Mass testing suite with parallel batch execution - CI/CD pipeline with documented publishable results - Test report generation (HTML/Markdown) Compliance Features: - $25k ARR floor enforcement - 10:1 ROI verification - "Deployment: Foundations" terminology validation - 270-day sales cycle for $100K-$5M ACV targets https://claude.ai/code/session_013BoARZ8vZhwTNEjqzjS4Pf
Summary of ChangesHello, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request introduces a sophisticated Neurohumogenistic Workspace Integration Agent designed to bridge human and artificial intelligence by treating Google Workspace data as actionable directives. The agent orchestrates various components to intelligently process information, optimize resource usage, ensure business compliance, and provide detailed observability into its operations, ultimately aiming to enhance strategic decision-making and operational efficiency. Highlights
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Summary of ChangesHello, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request introduces the Neurohumogenistic Workspace Integration Agent, designed to transform static Google Workspace assets into active computational directives. It incorporates a tiered LLM processing system (FrugalGPT Cascade), thermodynamic monitoring, and compliance filtering to optimize performance, ensure revenue compliance, and provide comprehensive system observability. Highlights
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This pull request introduces a significant new feature, the Neurohumogenistic Workspace Integration Agent. The implementation is comprehensive, covering agent logic, integrations with Google Workspace and Anthropic, thermodynamic monitoring, telemetry, and testing. The architecture is well-structured with clear separation of concerns between components like the EdgeAgent, FrugalGPTCascade, and ThermodynamicKernel. The addition of a Cloudflare worker for Pareto auditing is also a notable part of this change.
My review focuses on several key areas:
- Production Readiness: I've identified critical issues related to authentication in production environments and duplicated business logic that will impact maintainability.
- Robustness: There are areas where error handling could be improved to prevent silent failures and make debugging easier.
- Code Quality: I've pointed out several opportunities for improvement regarding dependency management, code style, and completing partial implementations.
Overall, this is a substantial and well-architected contribution. Addressing the identified issues will improve its robustness, maintainability, and readiness for production deployment.
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Using flow.run_local_server() for authentication is suitable for local development but is not viable for non-interactive environments like CI/CD pipelines or production servers, as it requires manual user interaction in a browser. For production, you should use a service account with domain-wide delegation to programmatically authenticate.
| function auditOpportunity(opportunity: PipelineOpportunity, env: Env): AuditResult { | ||
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| const minAcv = parseInt(env.MIN_ACV_USD); | ||
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| violations.push(`ACV ${opportunity.acv_usd} below ${minAcv} minimum for 270-day cycle`); | ||
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| if (opportunity.acv_usd > maxAcv) { | ||
| violations.push(`ACV ${opportunity.acv_usd} above ${maxAcv} maximum`); | ||
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| if (COMPLIANCE_RULES.INVALID_DEPLOYMENT_TYPES.includes(opportunity.deployment_type)) { | ||
| violations.push(`Invalid deployment type: "${opportunity.deployment_type}" - use "Deployment: Foundations" instead`); | ||
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| violations.push(`Unrecognized deployment type: "${opportunity.deployment_type}"`); | ||
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| // Calculate estimated ROI (simplified model) | ||
| const estimatedCost = opportunity.acv_usd * 0.05; // 5% of ACV as sales cost | ||
| const roiEstimate = opportunity.acv_usd / estimatedCost; | ||
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| violations.push(`ROI estimate ${roiEstimate.toFixed(1)}:1 below ${roiTarget}:1 target`); | ||
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| let recommendation: 'approve' | 'reject' | 'escalate' = 'approve'; | ||
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| // Special case: high-value opportunities get escalated for review | ||
| if (opportunity.acv_usd > 1000000) { | ||
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| opportunity_id: opportunity.id, | ||
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| roi_estimate: roiEstimate, | ||
| recommendation, | ||
| timestamp: new Date().toISOString(), | ||
| }; | ||
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The business logic for the Pareto audit is duplicated between the Python implementation in src/agents/neurohumogenistic/workspace_orchestrator.py and this TypeScript Cloudflare worker. This creates a significant maintenance burden and risk of divergence. Any change in compliance rules would need to be updated in two places, in two different languages. This logic should be centralized. Consider making the Python agent the single source of truth and having the worker call an API endpoint on the agent, or have both services fetch the rules from a shared configuration source.
| # Counter expects delta, not absolute | ||
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The implementation for the OpenTelemetry energy counter is incomplete. The comment indicates that delta tracking is needed, but the code currently does nothing. This means a key metric for thermodynamic monitoring is not being reported.
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| "pytest-cov>=4.1.0", | ||
| "pytest-asyncio>=0.21.0", | ||
| "httpx>=0.25.0", | ||
| "junitparser>=3.1.0", | ||
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The test optional-dependency group duplicates several packages from the dev group (pytest, pytest-cov, pytest-asyncio). This can lead to maintenance overhead and potential version conflicts. To simplify dependency management, consider merging the test dependencies into the dev group.
You could remove the test group and add its unique packages (httpx, junitparser) to the dev group.
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| from dataclasses import dataclass, field | ||
| from datetime import datetime, timedelta |
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The logging and timedelta modules are imported but not used in this file. It's a good practice to remove unused imports to keep the code clean and avoid confusion.
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| if '"confidence":' in response: | ||
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| import json |
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The import json statement is located inside the _should_escalate method. According to PEP 8, imports should be at the top of the file. This improves readability and avoids repeated import overhead if the method is called multiple times.
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This pull request introduces a significant new feature, the Neurohumogenistic Workspace Integration Agent, which is a complex system with multiple components for interacting with Google Workspace, processing data with LLMs, monitoring system thermodynamics, and ensuring compliance via a Pareto audit filter. The changes are extensive, adding new application logic, integrations, a Cloudflare worker, and comprehensive tests. My review focuses on improving correctness, maintainability, and performance. Key areas for improvement include dependency management, error handling, asynchronous programming best practices, and configuration management. I've also identified several critical issues related to invalid configurations and potential runtime errors that should be addressed before merging.
| TIER_1_HAIKU = "claude-haiku-4-5-20251001" | ||
| TIER_2_SONNET = "claude-sonnet-4-6" | ||
| TIER_3_OPUS = "claude-opus-4-6" |
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The model names specified here, such as claude-haiku-4-5-20251001, appear to be invalid. The date is in the future, and the versioning scheme does not match known Anthropic models (e.g., claude-3-haiku-20240307). Using incorrect model identifiers will result in runtime errors when making API calls. Please verify and use the correct, available model names.
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The configuration file contains placeholder values for id in both the kv_namespaces and d1_databases sections (your-kv-namespace-id and your-d1-database-id). The Cloudflare worker will fail to deploy or run with these placeholders. They must be replaced with the actual resource IDs from your Cloudflare account. It's crucial to update these before attempting to deploy.
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The current method for extracting a JSON object from the model's response is brittle. It relies on finding the first { and the last } in the string, which can easily fail if the model includes any explanatory text before or after the JSON object, or if it wraps the JSON in a markdown code block (e.g., json...). This can lead to json.JSONDecodeError and prevent the system from correctly processing model outputs.
A more robust parsing mechanism, for example using a regular expression to find a JSON object within the response text, should be implemented to handle these variations gracefully.
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The use of subprocess.run within an async method is a blocking call that will freeze the asyncio event loop. This negates the benefits of asynchronous programming and can severely impact the performance and responsiveness of the application. To fix this, you should either use asyncio.create_subprocess_exec for a non-blocking subprocess execution or run the blocking call in a separate thread using asyncio.to_thread (in Python 3.9+) or loop.run_in_executor.
| # Counter expects delta, not absolute | ||
| pass # Would need delta tracking |
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The implementation for the OpenTelemetry energy counter is incomplete, as indicated by the comment # Would need delta tracking. This is a bug, as it means energy consumption will not be correctly reported as a metric. An OTel counter is designed to be additive, so you need to track the change (delta) in energy between readings and add that to the counter, rather than trying to set an absolute value.
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The get_emails method fetches message details one by one within a loop. This approach is inefficient as it results in a separate network request for each email, leading to high latency, especially when fetching a large number of messages. The Google Gmail API supports batch requests, which would allow you to retrieve details for multiple messages in a single API call. Refactoring this to use batching will significantly improve performance.
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| "pytest-asyncio>=0.21.0", | ||
| "httpx>=0.25.0", | ||
| "junitparser>=3.1.0", | ||
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The test optional-dependency group duplicates several packages from the dev group (pytest, pytest-cov, pytest-asyncio). This can lead to maintenance issues and version conflicts. To avoid redundancy, you could have the dev group include the test dependencies, or define the test dependencies and have dev refer to them.
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test = [
"pytest>=7.4.0",
"pytest-cov>=4.1.0",
"pytest-asyncio>=0.21.0",
"httpx>=0.25.0",
"junitparser>=3.1.0",
]
dev = [
"cve-matter-analysis[test]",
"flake8>=6.1.0",
"black>=23.7.0",
"mypy>=1.5.0",
"ruff>=0.1.0",
]1. Slack Integration (src/integrations/slack/): - SlackNotifier: Webhook + Bot Token posting with rich Block Kit formatting - SlackEventBridge: Receives /genesis slash commands (status, sync, cold-snap, audit) - Block builders: Sync reports, thermodynamic alerts, compliance violations - WorkspaceOrchestrator now posts Yennefer sync reports to Slack automatically 2. Cross-Repository Deployment (cross-repo-deploy.yml): - Discovers all Genesis-Conductor-Engine org repos via API - Dispatches repository_dispatch event to each repo after successful CI - Deploys Cloudflare pareto-audit Worker to staging/production - Posts deployment summary to Slack 3. Receive Dispatch Workflow (receive-agent-dispatch.yml): - Template workflow for consumer repos to receive agent updates - Runs smoke tests on integration - Posts confirmation to Slack 4. Slack App Manifest (slack-app-manifest.yml): - /genesis slash command definition - Bot scopes for chat, mentions, DMs, incoming webhooks - Points to api.genesisconductor.io endpoints https://claude.ai/code/session_013BoARZ8vZhwTNEjqzjS4Pf
Use getattr(handler, '__name__', repr(handler)) instead of direct handler.__name__ access to handle callables without __name__ attribute. Fixes 2 test failures in test_edge_agent.py::TestHandlerRegistration https://claude.ai/code/session_013BoARZ8vZhwTNEjqzjS4Pf
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Adds the “Neurohumogenistic Workspace Integration Agent” plus its operational plumbing (Cloudflare Worker, Slack bridge, OpenTelemetry, and CI automation) to support Branch C architecture and compliance gating.
Changes:
- Introduces agent core components (EdgeAgent, WorkspaceOrchestrator, FrugalGPT cascade, Thermodynamic kernel) plus Google Workspace clients.
- Adds Slack inbound/outbound integration and OpenTelemetry tracing/metrics scaffolding.
- Adds Pareto-audit Cloudflare Worker (KV + D1 schema) and CI workflows including mass testing + report generation.
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| workers/pareto-audit/wrangler.toml | Adds Cloudflare Worker deployment configuration (routes, vars, bindings). |
| workers/pareto-audit/tsconfig.json | TypeScript config for the worker build/typecheck. |
| workers/pareto-audit/src/schema.sql | D1 schema for audit + cache + thermodynamic logs. |
| workers/pareto-audit/src/index.ts | Implements audit/metrics/thermodynamic endpoints for Pareto worker. |
| workers/pareto-audit/package.json | Worker tooling scripts (wrangler, eslint, vitest, tsc). |
| tests/mass/run_mass_tests.py | Adds mass test runner and report generation for load scenarios. |
| tests/mass/init.py | Declares mass test package. |
| tests/agents/neurohumogenistic/test_workspace_orchestrator.py | Unit tests for orchestrator + pareto filter behaviors. |
| tests/agents/neurohumogenistic/test_thermodynamic_kernel.py | Unit tests for thermodynamic kernel behavior. |
| tests/agents/neurohumogenistic/test_frugalgpt_cascade.py | Unit tests for cascade tiers, energy, escalation, ROI. |
| tests/agents/neurohumogenistic/test_edge_agent.py | Unit tests for classification, ingestion, dispatch, pareto gating. |
| tests/agents/neurohumogenistic/init.py | Declares test package. |
| src/integrations/workspace/tasks.py | Adds Tasks integration wrapper client. |
| src/integrations/workspace/keep.py | Adds Keep integration wrapper client. |
| src/integrations/workspace/gmail.py | Adds Gmail integration wrapper client with PSF-oriented helpers. |
| src/integrations/workspace/drive.py | Adds Drive/Docs integration wrapper client. |
| src/integrations/workspace/client.py | Implements unified Google Workspace API client with async wrappers. |
| src/integrations/workspace/init.py | Exports workspace integration entrypoints. |
| src/integrations/telemetry/otel_provider.py | Adds OTel provider factory functions (traces + metrics). |
| src/integrations/telemetry/metrics.py | Adds metric instrument wrappers for directives/cascade/thermo/pareto. |
| src/integrations/telemetry/init.py | Exports telemetry integration entrypoints. |
| src/integrations/slack/notifier.py | Adds Slack notifier (webhook or bot token) for reports/alerts. |
| src/integrations/slack/event_bridge.py | Adds Slack Events/commands bridge into directives processing. |
| src/integrations/slack/blocks.py | Adds Slack Block Kit builders for messages. |
| src/integrations/slack/init.py | Exports Slack integration entrypoints. |
| src/agents/neurohumogenistic/workspace_orchestrator.py | Implements orchestrator, pareto filter, and sync loop. |
| src/agents/neurohumogenistic/thermodynamic_kernel.py | Implements RAPL/IPMI reading + cold snap state machine. |
| src/agents/neurohumogenistic/frugalgpt_cascade.py | Implements tiered LLM cascade with energy/cost tracking. |
| src/agents/neurohumogenistic/edge_agent.py | Implements polling/ingestion/classification/dispatch for directives. |
| src/agents/neurohumogenistic/init.py | Exports agent components. |
| slack-app-manifest.yml | Adds Slack app manifest for commands/events and scopes. |
| scripts/generate_test_report.py | Adds CI artifact report generator (HTML/Markdown). |
| pyproject.toml | Adds dependencies/extras for agent + telemetry + workspace + slack. |
| .github/workflows/receive-agent-dispatch.yml | Adds workflow to receive cross-repo deployments via dispatch. |
| .github/workflows/neurohumogenistic-ci.yml | Adds CI pipeline for tests, mass testing, docs aggregation, deploy. |
| .github/workflows/cross-repo-deploy.yml | Adds workflow to package and dispatch updates across org repos. |
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workers/pareto-audit/wrangler.toml:1
- Wrangler uses
[triggers]for cron triggers; HTTP routing is configured via top-levelroute/routes(or[[routes]]depending on wrangler version). As written,routesunder[triggers]is likely ignored/invalid, causing the worker not to receive traffic. Moveroutesto the correct location per Wrangler’s routing config.
workers/pareto-audit/wrangler.toml:1 - The placeholder KV/D1 IDs will break deploys if committed as-is. Consider using environment-specific wrangler configs (
[env.staging],[env.production]) or committing awrangler.toml.examplewhile keeping real IDs injected via CI/secret-managed config.
workers/pareto-audit/src/index.ts:1 estimatedCostis declared twice, which is a TypeScript compile error and will prevent the worker from building/deploying. Remove the duplicate declaration and keep a singleconst estimatedCost = ....
workers/pareto-audit/src/index.ts:1- If the request body contains an empty
opportunitiesarray,results.lengthis 0 and bothcompliance_rateandavg_roiwill produceNaN(division by zero). Guard the empty case (e.g., return 0/1 defaults) before computing these aggregates.
tests/mass/run_mass_tests.py:1 parallel_workersis defined inMassTestConfigbut not used; as written, this can scheduleiterationstasks at once, which can skew results and consume excess memory. Use a semaphore/worker pool to cap concurrency toconfig.parallel_workers.
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| def _verify_arr_floor(self, directive: WorkspaceDirective) -> bool: | ||
| """Verify $25k Year 1 ARR floor.""" | ||
| content = directive.content |
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Despite the docstring/PR description, this function never fails the ARR floor: if it finds a numeric value below the floor it still returns True at the end. To actually enforce the floor, return False when a numeric ARR is present but below arr_floor_usd (while still allowing True only when no numeric ARR is found). Adding a unit test for a below-floor ARR case would lock the behavior in.
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| clean = amount.replace('$', '').replace(',', '').replace('k', '000') | ||
| clean = ''.join(c for c in clean if c.isdigit() or c == '.') | ||
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| if value >= self.config.arr_floor_usd: | ||
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Despite the docstring/PR description, this function never fails the ARR floor: if it finds a numeric value below the floor it still returns True at the end. To actually enforce the floor, return False when a numeric ARR is present but below arr_floor_usd (while still allowing True only when no numeric ARR is found). Adding a unit test for a below-floor ARR case would lock the behavior in.
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Despite the docstring/PR description, this function never fails the ARR floor: if it finds a numeric value below the floor it still returns True at the end. To actually enforce the floor, return False when a numeric ARR is present but below arr_floor_usd (while still allowing True only when no numeric ARR is found). Adding a unit test for a below-floor ARR case would lock the behavior in.
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| - HIGH_LEVERAGE_PORTFOLIO -> Tier 3 (Opus) | ||
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| - PSF_COMPLIANCE -> Tier 1 (Haiku) + compliance scripts | ||
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| # Route to FrugalGPT cascade based on type | ||
| if self.frugalgpt: | ||
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| DirectiveType.HIGH_LEVERAGE_PORTFOLIO: 3, | ||
| DirectiveType.DOE_MISSION_ALIGNED: 3, | ||
| DirectiveType.REVENUE_PIPELINE: 2, | ||
| DirectiveType.EXECUTION_QUEUE: 2, | ||
| DirectiveType.PSF_COMPLIANCE: 1, | ||
| DirectiveType.THERMODYNAMIC_GATE: 1, | ||
| } | ||
| tier = tier_mapping.get(directive.directive_type, 2) | ||
| await self.frugalgpt.process(directive, tier=tier) | ||
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This triggers FrugalGPT processing in EdgeAgent.dispatch_directive, but WorkspaceOrchestrator handlers also call self.frugalgpt.process(...) for the same directives. That will double-charge tokens/cost and can double side effects. Pick a single ownership point (either EdgeAgent handles LLM processing OR the orchestrator handlers do) and remove the duplicate invocation.
| Dispatch directive to registered handlers and FrugalGPT cascade. | |
| Routing rules: | |
| - HIGH_LEVERAGE_PORTFOLIO -> Tier 3 (Opus) | |
| - EXECUTION_QUEUE -> Tier 2 (Sonnet) | |
| - PSF_COMPLIANCE -> Tier 1 (Haiku) + compliance scripts | |
| """ | |
| # Route to FrugalGPT cascade based on type | |
| if self.frugalgpt: | |
| tier_mapping = { | |
| DirectiveType.HIGH_LEVERAGE_PORTFOLIO: 3, | |
| DirectiveType.DOE_MISSION_ALIGNED: 3, | |
| DirectiveType.REVENUE_PIPELINE: 2, | |
| DirectiveType.EXECUTION_QUEUE: 2, | |
| DirectiveType.PSF_COMPLIANCE: 1, | |
| DirectiveType.THERMODYNAMIC_GATE: 1, | |
| } | |
| tier = tier_mapping.get(directive.directive_type, 2) | |
| await self.frugalgpt.process(directive, tier=tier) | |
| Dispatch directive to registered handlers. | |
| FrugalGPT processing is owned by downstream handlers/orchestrators to avoid | |
| duplicate LLM execution, token cost, and repeated side effects for the same | |
| directive. | |
| """ |
| def _setup_otel_instruments(self) -> None: | ||
| """Set up OpenTelemetry metric instruments.""" | ||
| self._power_gauge = self.otel_meter.create_gauge( | ||
| name="instinct.thermodynamic.power_watts", | ||
| description="Current power consumption in watts", | ||
| unit="W" | ||
| ) |
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The OpenTelemetry Python metrics Meter API generally does not provide create_gauge() (and gauge values are typically observable via callbacks rather than settable). This is likely to fail at runtime when a real OTel meter is passed. Consider switching to create_observable_gauge with callbacks (or reusing the already-defined src.integrations.telemetry.metrics.ThermodynamicMetrics wrapper) so the code matches the supported OTel metrics API.
| try: | ||
| import subprocess | ||
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| cmd = ["ipmitool"] | ||
| if self.ipmi_host: | ||
| cmd.extend(["-H", self.ipmi_host, "-U", "admin", "-P", "admin"]) | ||
| cmd.extend(["sdr", "type", "Current"]) | ||
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| result = subprocess.run(cmd, capture_output=True, text=True, timeout=10) | ||
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| if result.returncode == 0: | ||
| readings.extend(self._parse_sdr_output(result.stdout)) | ||
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| logger.debug("ipmi.ipmitool_not_found") | ||
| except subprocess.TimeoutExpired: |
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subprocess.run(...) inside an async def blocks the event loop for up to the timeout, which can stall the orchestrator under load. Use asyncio.create_subprocess_exec (preferred) or offload the blocking call via run_in_executor.
| try: | |
| import subprocess | |
| cmd = ["ipmitool"] | |
| if self.ipmi_host: | |
| cmd.extend(["-H", self.ipmi_host, "-U", "admin", "-P", "admin"]) | |
| cmd.extend(["sdr", "type", "Current"]) | |
| result = subprocess.run(cmd, capture_output=True, text=True, timeout=10) | |
| if result.returncode == 0: | |
| readings.extend(self._parse_sdr_output(result.stdout)) | |
| except FileNotFoundError: | |
| logger.debug("ipmi.ipmitool_not_found") | |
| except subprocess.TimeoutExpired: | |
| process = None | |
| try: | |
| cmd = ["ipmitool"] | |
| if self.ipmi_host: | |
| cmd.extend(["-H", self.ipmi_host, "-U", "admin", "-P", "admin"]) | |
| cmd.extend(["sdr", "type", "Current"]) | |
| process = await asyncio.create_subprocess_exec( | |
| *cmd, | |
| stdout=asyncio.subprocess.PIPE, | |
| stderr=asyncio.subprocess.PIPE, | |
| ) | |
| stdout, _stderr = await asyncio.wait_for(process.communicate(), timeout=10) | |
| if process.returncode == 0: | |
| readings.extend(self._parse_sdr_output(stdout.decode())) | |
| except FileNotFoundError: | |
| logger.debug("ipmi.ipmitool_not_found") | |
| except asyncio.TimeoutError: | |
| if process is not None and process.returncode is None: | |
| process.terminate() | |
| try: | |
| await asyncio.wait_for(process.wait(), timeout=1) | |
| except asyncio.TimeoutError: | |
| process.kill() | |
| await process.wait() |
| }, | ||
| "accessory": { | ||
| "type": "mrkdwn", | ||
| "text": f"Tier {tier} ({tier_model})" | ||
| } if False else None # Accessory must be a valid block element |
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Slack Block Kit will reject blocks containing keys with null values (and accessory must be a valid block element, not mrkdwn, even when present). Remove the accessory key entirely unless you add a valid accessory element (e.g., a button, image, overflow menu).
| }, | |
| "accessory": { | |
| "type": "mrkdwn", | |
| "text": f"Tier {tier} ({tier_model})" | |
| } if False else None # Accessory must be a valid block element | |
| } |
| if not self.signing_secret: | ||
| logger.warning("slack_bridge.no_signing_secret") | ||
| return True # Allow in development |
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Defaulting to True when SLACK_SIGNING_SECRET is missing allows unauthenticated requests to hit command/event handlers in any environment where the secret is misconfigured. Safer default is to reject unsigned requests, with an explicit opt-in (e.g., ALLOW_INSECURE_SLACK_SIGNATURES=true) for local development only.
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| async def _run_in_executor(self, func: Any, *args) -> Any: | ||
| """Run synchronous Google API call in executor.""" | ||
| loop = asyncio.get_event_loop() |
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In modern asyncio (Python 3.10+), asyncio.get_event_loop() can behave unexpectedly in async contexts and is discouraged. Use asyncio.get_running_loop() here to reliably get the active loop.
| loop = asyncio.get_event_loop() | |
| loop = asyncio.get_running_loop() |
| - name: Install Neurohumogenistic Agent | ||
| run: | | ||
| # Install from Genesis-Conductor-Engine/Instinct package | ||
| pip install "neurohumogenistic-agent @ git+https://github.com/Genesis-Conductor-Engine/Instinct.git@${{ github.event.client_payload.commit }}#egg=cve-matter-analysis[workspace]" \ |
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This PEP 508 direct URL looks malformed: the #egg=... name doesn’t match neurohumogenistic-agent, and extras should be attached to the distribution name (e.g., neurohumogenistic-agent[workspace] @ git+...). As-is, pip may ignore extras or fail resolution; update the requirement string to a valid direct reference.
| pip install "neurohumogenistic-agent @ git+https://github.com/Genesis-Conductor-Engine/Instinct.git@${{ github.event.client_payload.commit }}#egg=cve-matter-analysis[workspace]" \ | |
| pip install "neurohumogenistic-agent[workspace] @ git+https://github.com/Genesis-Conductor-Engine/Instinct.git@${{ github.event.client_payload.commit }}" \ |
Cloudflare Worker (wrangler.toml, index.ts): - Move routes from [triggers] to top-level [[routes]] (correct wrangler config) - Add environment-specific bindings for staging/production KV/D1 IDs - Add empty array guard in handleBatchAudit to prevent NaN from division by zero Workspace Orchestrator: - Fix ARR floor validation to actually reject values below $25k floor - Add k/m suffix parsing for amounts ($50k -> 50000) Thermodynamic Kernel: - Replace create_gauge() with create_observable_gauge() + callbacks (OTel Python API) - Remove hardcoded IPMI credentials, use env vars (IPMI_USERNAME, IPMI_PASSWORD) - Use asyncio.create_subprocess_exec instead of blocking subprocess.run - Require explicit credentials for remote IPMI access Edge Agent: - Remove duplicate FrugalGPT processing (now single ownership in Orchestrator handlers) Slack Integration: - Remove invalid accessory block element (null values rejected by Block Kit) - Reject unsigned requests by default, require ALLOW_INSECURE_SLACK_SIGNATURES=true for dev CI Workflow: - Fix PEP 508 direct reference format in receive-agent-dispatch.yml Workspace Client: - Use asyncio.get_running_loop() instead of deprecated get_event_loop() https://claude.ai/code/session_013BoARZ8vZhwTNEjqzjS4Pf
Signed-off-by: Igor Holt <iholt@mymail.aacc.edu>
- Remove duplicate thermodynamic_allocation key in frugalgpt_cascade.py - Remove duplicate roiEstimate declaration in index.ts - Remove duplicate loop declaration in client.py - Remove unreachable code after return in client.py - Add type cast for D1 query result in index.ts - Add package-lock.json for npm ci in CI workflow https://claude.ai/code/session_013BoARZ8vZhwTNEjqzjS4Pf
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workers/pareto-audit/wrangler.toml:55
- There are multiple
[[kv_namespaces]]/[[d1_databases]]entries for the same bindings (AUDIT_CACHE,AUDIT_DB) in this file (local-dev entries plus placeholder entries later). Duplicate bindings typically causewranglerconfig errors or unexpected binding selection; keep only one binding per name per environment.
# Local development bindings (created via wrangler d1/kv create --local)
[[kv_namespaces]]
binding = "AUDIT_CACHE"
id = "local-dev-kv"
[[d1_databases]]
binding = "AUDIT_DB"
database_name = "pareto-audit-local"
database_id = "local-dev-d1"
[triggers]
src/integrations/workspace/client.py:347
- In this
exceptblock the newreturn []makes the existing mock fallback unreachable. Decide on a single fallback strategy (empty list vs_get_mock_tasks()) and remove the dead code.
except Exception as e:
logger.error("workspace_client.get_tasks_failed", error=str(e))
return []
# Return mock data on failure
return self._get_mock_tasks()
src/agents/neurohumogenistic/workspace_orchestrator.py:206
_verify_arr_floorcurrently contains a duplicated second implementation starting mid-block (a stray docstring and redefined locals) with incorrect indentation. As written this is a syntax error and will prevent the module from importing; remove the duplicated block and keep one coherent implementation.
This issue also appears on line 658 of the same file.
# If no numeric amount found but content mentions ARR terms
if not found_any_amount and any(term in content.lower() for term in ['arr', 'annual', 'recurring']):
"""Verify $25k Year 1 ARR floor."""
content = directive.content
# Look for dollar amounts
import re
amounts = re.findall(r'\$[\d,]+(?:\.\d{2})?|[\d,]+k?\s*(?:arr|acv)', content.lower())
src/agents/neurohumogenistic/workspace_orchestrator.py:668
post_compliance_alertreturnsreport, but no such variable exists in this scope (will raiseNameError). This method is annotated to returnNone, so it should not return anything (or return an explicitNone).
async def post_compliance_alert(
self,
directive_id: str,
violations: list[str],
) -> None:
"""Post a PSF compliance violation to Slack."""
slack = _get_slack_notifier()
if slack:
await slack.post_compliance_alert(directive_id, violations)
return report
src/agents/neurohumogenistic/thermodynamic_kernel.py:290
- The new async
ipmitoolpath is followed by the old synchronoussubprocess.runimplementation (including hardcoded-U admin -P admin). This both reintroduces insecure defaults and duplicates work. Remove the legacy block and do not hardcode IPMI credentials; rely on the configured username/password or local access only.
try:
import subprocess
cmd = ["ipmitool"]
if self.ipmi_host:
cmd.extend(["-H", self.ipmi_host, "-U", "admin", "-P", "admin"])
cmd.extend(["sdr", "type", "Current"])
src/agents/neurohumogenistic/thermodynamic_kernel.py:401
create_observable_gauge(...)is missing its closing)and the function then redefines_power_gaugeusingcreate_gauge, resulting in invalid syntax and conflicting instrument types. Close the call properly and choose a single instrument approach (observable gauge + callbacks vs settable gauge), then remove the duplicate block.
def _setup_otel_instruments(self) -> None:
"""Set up OpenTelemetry metric instruments.
Uses create_observable_gauge with callbacks since the OTel Python SDK
doesn't have a settable gauge - values must be observed via callbacks.
"""
# Observable gauge for power - callback reads from self._state
self._power_gauge = self.otel_meter.create_observable_gauge(
name="instinct.thermodynamic.power_watts",
description="Current power consumption in watts",
unit="W",
callbacks=[self._observe_power],
"""Set up OpenTelemetry metric instruments."""
self._power_gauge = self.otel_meter.create_gauge(
name="instinct.thermodynamic.power_watts",
description="Current power consumption in watts",
unit="W"
)
src/agents/neurohumogenistic/edge_agent.py:432
logger.error(...)passes thehandlerkeyword argument twice (getattr(...)andhandler.__name__), which is aSyntaxError. Keep only one value (thegetattr(..., repr(handler))form is safer for non-functions).
except Exception as e:
logger.error(
"edge_agent.handler_error",
handler=getattr(handler, '__name__', repr(handler)),
handler=handler.__name__,
directive_id=directive.id,
error=str(e)
| // Calculate estimated ROI (simplified model) | ||
| const estimatedCost = opportunity.acv_usd * 0.05; // 5% of ACV as sales cost | ||
| const roiEstimate = estimatedCost > 0 ? opportunity.acv_usd / estimatedCost : 0; | ||
| const roiEstimate = opportunity.acv_usd / estimatedCost; |
| # HTTP routes (top-level, not under [triggers]) | ||
| [[routes]] | ||
| pattern = "pareto.genesisconductor.io/*" | ||
| zone_name = "genesisconductor.io" | ||
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| async def _run_in_executor(self, func: Any, *args) -> Any: | ||
| """Run synchronous Google API call in executor.""" | ||
| loop = asyncio.get_running_loop() | ||
| loop = asyncio.get_event_loop() |
| """ | ||
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| def __init__(self, ipmi_host: Optional[str] = None, use_local: bool = True): |
| "thermodynamic_allocation": {"compute_percent": int, "recovery_percent": int}, | ||
| "thermodynamic_allocation": {"compute": %, "recovery": %}, | ||
| "confidence": float (0-1) |
| if abs(time.time() - int(timestamp)) > 300: | ||
| return False | ||
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| async def dispatch_directive(self, directive: WorkspaceDirective) -> None: | ||
| """ | ||
| Dispatch directive to registered handlers. | ||
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| FrugalGPT processing is owned by downstream handlers/orchestrators to avoid | ||
| duplicate LLM execution, token cost, and repeated side effects for the same | ||
| directive. The handlers in WorkspaceOrchestrator call frugalgpt.process(). | ||
| """ | ||
| Dispatch directive to registered handlers and FrugalGPT cascade. | ||
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thermodynamic_kernel.py: - Fix broken __init__ with stray docstring and duplicate definition - Remove duplicate read_power_sensors docstring - Remove old synchronous subprocess.run with hardcoded IPMI credentials - Fix unclosed create_observable_gauge, remove duplicate create_gauge edge_agent.py: - Remove stray text after docstring causing SyntaxError - Remove duplicate handler keyword argument in logger.error - Remove FrugalGPT cascade (owned by WorkspaceOrchestrator) workspace_orchestrator.py: - Fix duplicate _verify_arr_floor code blocks - Remove duplicate return statements - Fix post_compliance_alert returning undefined 'report' event_bridge.py: - Add try/except around int(timestamp) to prevent ValueError -> 500 wrangler.toml: - Remove duplicate [triggers].routes (keep top-level [[routes]]) - Remove duplicate kv_namespaces and d1_databases bindings https://claude.ai/code/session_013BoARZ8vZhwTNEjqzjS4Pf
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src/agents/neurohumogenistic/thermodynamic_kernel.py:589
- In
_export_to_otel, the newpassdoes not stop execution, so the method continues into the old code path and calls.set(...)on_power_gauge/_efficiency_gauge. Those instruments are nowcreate_observable_gauge(...)results (no.set), so this will raise at runtime whenever OTel is enabled. Remove the leftover.setblock (and the stray string literal) orreturnearly, and implement energy counter updates (with delta tracking) separately.
def _export_to_otel(self) -> None:
"""Export current state to OpenTelemetry.
Note: Power and efficiency are exported via observable gauge callbacks
(_observe_power, _observe_efficiency) which read from self._state.
This method only handles the energy counter increment.
"""
# Energy counter - would need delta tracking for proper increments
# For now, skip since observable gauges handle power/efficiency
pass
"""Export current state to OpenTelemetry."""
if self._power_gauge:
self._power_gauge.set(self._state.total_power_watts)
if self._energy_counter:
# Counter expects delta, not absolute
pass # Would need delta tracking
if self._efficiency_gauge:
self._efficiency_gauge.set(self._state.efficiency_eta)
src/agents/neurohumogenistic/workspace_orchestrator.py:166
- The new ARR parsing behavior (k/m suffix handling + explicit rejection when a sub-floor ARR is found) isn’t covered by tests. Since
tests/agents/neurohumogenistic/test_workspace_orchestrator.pyalready covers the pareto filter, please add cases for: (1) rejecting$20k ARR, (2) accepting$30k ARR, (3) accepting non-ARR dollar amounts (e.g.$5k travel) when no ARR/ACV amount is present, and (4) handling$0/missing values safely.
# Look for dollar amounts with optional k/m suffix
# Matches: $50k, $50,000, 50k arr, 25000 acv, etc.
import re
amounts = re.findall(
r'\$[\d,]+(?:\.\d{2})?[km]?|[\d,]+[km]?\s*(?:arr|acv)',
content.lower()
| # KV and D1 bindings - use environment-specific configs for real IDs | ||
| # For local dev: wrangler dev --local | ||
| # For staging: wrangler deploy --env staging | ||
| # For production: set IDs via CI secrets or wrangler.toml.example pattern | ||
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| [env.staging] | ||
| [[env.staging.kv_namespaces]] | ||
| binding = "AUDIT_CACHE" | ||
| id = "${STAGING_KV_ID}" | ||
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| [[env.staging.d1_databases]] | ||
| binding = "AUDIT_DB" | ||
| database_name = "pareto-audit-staging" | ||
| database_id = "${STAGING_D1_ID}" | ||
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| [env.production] | ||
| [[env.production.kv_namespaces]] | ||
| binding = "AUDIT_CACHE" | ||
| id = "${PRODUCTION_KV_ID}" | ||
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| [[env.production.d1_databases]] | ||
| binding = "AUDIT_DB" | ||
| database_name = "pareto-audit" | ||
| database_id = "${PRODUCTION_D1_ID}" |
| working-directory: workers/pareto-audit | ||
| env: | ||
| CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN }} | ||
| run: npx wrangler deploy || echo "Cloudflare credentials not configured" |
| # Look for dollar amounts with optional k/m suffix | ||
| # Matches: $50k, $50,000, 50k arr, 25000 acv, etc. | ||
| import re | ||
| amounts = re.findall(r'\$[\d,]+(?:\.\d{2})?|[\d,]+k?\s*(?:arr|acv)', content.lower()) | ||
| amounts = re.findall( | ||
| r'\$[\d,]+(?:\.\d{2})?[km]?|[\d,]+[km]?\s*(?:arr|acv)', | ||
| content.lower() | ||
| ) |
| """ | ||
| Slack Notifier for Neurohumogenistic Agent | ||
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| Sends rich formatted messages to Slack channels: | ||
| - Hourly Yennefer sync reports | ||
| - Real-time thermodynamic state alerts | ||
| - PSF compliance violations | ||
| - Directive processing milestones | ||
| """ |
Implements Branch C architecture for full neuro-symbolic convergence:
Core Agent Components:
Integrations:
Testing & CI:
Compliance Features:
https://claude.ai/code/session_013BoARZ8vZhwTNEjqzjS4Pf