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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughVibe Kanban agent is removed and replaced with new Codex and OpenCode agents, each self-registering via ChangesAgent Replacement, Extension, and Core Generalization
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.kiro/specs/bootstrap-ai-coding/requirements-agent-summary-info.md (1)
57-79: ⚡ Quick winVary sentence starters in Requirement SI-4 acceptance criteria.
Lines 63–66 (acceptance criteria 1–4) all begin with "THE", creating repetitive phrasing flagged by style analysis. Reword to vary the sentence starters while preserving the technical meaning:
Example reworded criteria (feel free to adjust wording):
- ①:
SessionSummarystruct ininternal/cmd/root.goSHALL NOT contain agent-specific fields.- ②: Core functions SHALL NOT discover or query individual agent state.
- ③: Agent interaction SHALL go through the Agent_Interface; core SHALL NOT reference agents by name.
- ④:
FormatSessionSummarySHALL contain no conditional logic specific to any individual agent.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In @.kiro/specs/bootstrap-ai-coding/requirements-agent-summary-info.md around lines 57 - 79, The acceptance criteria for Requirement SI-4 (lines starting with criteria 1-4) all begin with "THE", creating repetitive phrasing. Reword each of the four acceptance criteria to vary the sentence starters while maintaining the technical meaning and requirements intent. Use the provided example rewording as guidance, adjusting where appropriate, so that each criterion begins with different phrasing such as removing "THE" from some criteria, restructuring to start with the subject directly (e.g., "SessionSummary struct"), or starting with action verbs (e.g., "Core functions SHALL NOT"). Ensure all four criteria maintain their technical content about removing agent-specific logic from the core, avoiding hardcoded agent discovery, preventing agent name references, and keeping FormatSessionSummary logic agent-agnostic.Source: Linters/SAST tools
internal/cmd/root.go (1)
727-733: ⚡ Quick winNormalize additional mount host paths before ensuring/appending them.
Primary credential mounts are resolved via
datadir.ResolveCredentialPath, but additional mounts useextra.HostPathas-is. If an agent returns~or a relative path, the wrong host directory can be created/mounted.Proposed fix
if mounter, ok := s.a.(agent.AdditionalMounter); ok { for _, extra := range mounter.AdditionalMounts(info.HomeDir) { - if err := datadir.EnsureCredentialDir(extra.HostPath); err != nil { + resolvedExtra := datadir.ResolveCredentialPath(extra.HostPath, "") + if err := datadir.EnsureCredentialDir(resolvedExtra); err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("ensuring additional credential dir for %s: %w", s.a.ID(), err) } + extra.HostPath = resolvedExtra mounts = append(mounts, extra) } }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@internal/cmd/root.go` around lines 727 - 733, The additional mount host paths in the loop iterating over mounter.AdditionalMounts() are being used directly from extra.HostPath without normalization, whereas primary credential mounts are resolved via datadir.ResolveCredentialPath. This can cause issues if an agent returns paths containing ~ or relative paths. Before passing extra.HostPath to datadir.EnsureCredentialDir and before appending the mount to the mounts slice, normalize the path using the same resolution mechanism applied to primary credential paths to ensure consistent handling of tilde and relative path expansion.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
Inline comments:
In @.kiro/specs/bootstrap-ai-coding/design-build-resources.md:
- Line 22: In the design-build-resources.md file on line 22, update the
requirement notation in the "Validates:" statement to use the correct
sub-requirement identifiers. Replace the inconsistent "AC-9, AC-10" references
(which do not exist in the Augment Code requirements) with "BR-2.9, BR-2.10"
which properly reference the tree, btop, and graphify installation
sub-requirements as defined in the requirements-build-resources.md file. The
corrected text should read: "Validates: BR-1 through BR-6 (including BR-2.9,
BR-2.10 for tree/btop/graphify and BR-4 updated health checks)".
In `@internal/agents/codex/codex.go`:
- Around line 46-47: The CredentialStorePath() function is ignoring the error
returned by os.UserHomeDir() on line 46, which can result in an empty home path
and degrade to a relative .codex path instead of an absolute path. Capture the
error returned by os.UserHomeDir() instead of discarding it with an underscore,
then check if the error is not nil and handle it appropriately (either by
returning an error from CredentialStorePath() or by logging and handling the
failure gracefully) before proceeding to filepath.Join().
In `@internal/agents/codex/integration_test.go`:
- Around line 65-70: The temporary directory created by os.MkdirTemp() in the
setupSharedContainer() function is not being cleaned up after use, causing
filesystem leaks in integration tests. After successfully creating the temp
directory with os.MkdirTemp() and storing it in projectDir, add a defer
statement to remove the directory using os.RemoveAll(projectDir) to ensure
cleanup happens when the function returns. Apply this same cleanup pattern to
any other locations mentioned in the code where temp directories are created
(referenced at lines 190-205) to maintain consistency across all temporary
workspace allocations.
In `@internal/agents/opencode/integration_test.go`:
- Around line 65-69: The integration test creates temporary directories using
os.MkdirTemp for projectDir, credAuthDir, and credConfigDir but never removes
them, causing temp file leaks. Add cleanup logic using t.Cleanup() or
os.RemoveAll() to remove each of these temporary directories after they are
created. Reference the three locations where these directories are created and
ensure proper cleanup is registered for each one to guarantee removal even if
the test fails.
In `@internal/agents/opencode/opencode_test.go`:
- Around line 430-431: The test assertion in the default-agent check is using
the hardcoded string "open-code" instead of the actual registered agent
identifier constant, which causes the test to be ineffective at catching
accidental additions of OpenCode to defaults. Replace the hardcoded "open-code"
string in the require.False call with the constants.OpenCodeAgentName constant
to ensure the test validates against the correct agent ID that is actually used
for registration.
- Around line 325-343: The test uses chmod to remove directory permissions to
trigger a stat error, which is flaky across different environments. Make the
test deterministic by replacing the directory permission approach with a
non-directory store path. Instead of creating a directory with t.TempDir() and
removing its permissions, create a regular file at a temporary location. Then
pass this file path (not a directory path) to the HasCredentials method in the
test, so when HasCredentials attempts to stat the auth.json file nested inside
what it expects to be a directory but is actually a file, it will reliably fail
with a deterministic error regardless of the environment. Remove the os.Chmod
calls and the associated t.Cleanup function that restores permissions.
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Nitpick comments:
In @.kiro/specs/bootstrap-ai-coding/requirements-agent-summary-info.md:
- Around line 57-79: The acceptance criteria for Requirement SI-4 (lines
starting with criteria 1-4) all begin with "THE", creating repetitive phrasing.
Reword each of the four acceptance criteria to vary the sentence starters while
maintaining the technical meaning and requirements intent. Use the provided
example rewording as guidance, adjusting where appropriate, so that each
criterion begins with different phrasing such as removing "THE" from some
criteria, restructuring to start with the subject directly (e.g.,
"SessionSummary struct"), or starting with action verbs (e.g., "Core functions
SHALL NOT"). Ensure all four criteria maintain their technical content about
removing agent-specific logic from the core, avoiding hardcoded agent discovery,
preventing agent name references, and keeping FormatSessionSummary logic
agent-agnostic.
In `@internal/cmd/root.go`:
- Around line 727-733: The additional mount host paths in the loop iterating
over mounter.AdditionalMounts() are being used directly from extra.HostPath
without normalization, whereas primary credential mounts are resolved via
datadir.ResolveCredentialPath. This can cause issues if an agent returns paths
containing ~ or relative paths. Before passing extra.HostPath to
datadir.EnsureCredentialDir and before appending the mount to the mounts slice,
normalize the path using the same resolution mechanism applied to primary
credential paths to ensure consistent handling of tilde and relative path
expansion.
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💤 Files with no reviewable changes (6)
- .kiro/specs/bootstrap-ai-coding/design-vibekanban.md
- internal/docker/builder_test.go
- internal/agents/vibekanban/vibekanban.go
- .kiro/steering/constants.md
- internal/agents/vibekanban/integration_test.go
- internal/agents/vibekanban/vibekanban_test.go
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