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  james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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1557302e63 |
fix(build): force ProcessInfoPlistFile before pre-codesign
Symptom: app hard-blocks at boot with "JarvisEntitlementsVerified missing/false" after every incremental build, even though the build log shows pre-codesign writing YES into the bundle Info.plist. Root cause: Xcode 26's new build system schedules the built-in ProcessInfoPlistFile task (which copies App/Info.plist into Contents/Info.plist) independently from postBuildScripts. On incremental builds with no Swift compile work, ProcessInfoPlistFile ran AFTER pre-codesign, codesign, post-codesign, AND verify-codesign-settings — silently clobbering the bundle Info.plist with the source one. Source App/Info.plist carries <key>JarvisEntitlementsVerified</key><false/> by design as the static-state default; pre-codesign is supposed to flip it to <true/> inside the bundle. With the new ordering, the bundle ended every build at <false/> (and the signature was also stale relative to that plist, though codesign --verify happened to still pass). Fix: declare $(TARGET_BUILD_DIR)/$(INFOPLIST_PATH) as an inputFile of the pre-codesign phase, plus a per-build stamp file as its outputFile. This forces Xcode to make ProcessInfoPlistFile a prerequisite of pre-codesign, and chains codesign (also gaining the stamp as inputFile) deterministically behind it. Xcode 26's "mutable output but no other virtual output node" check rejects naming the plist as both input and output of the same phase, so the separate stamp file is required. Verified: clean and incremental builds both produce a bundle with JarvisEntitlementsVerified=true and a valid signature. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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67748f5336 |
feat(round-3): Status… menu item + NSPanel — live re-probe on open
New AppKit panel (NSPanel + SwiftUI hosting view) renders the live
BootHealthSnapshot, re-probes on every appearance, and offers
"Re-probe all" + "Copy report" buttons. Operator/dev tool, not a
user-facing surface — AppKit deliberately so it doesn't ride the
R3F render pipeline.
Anti-fake-status carries forward from Round 2: the panel's `.task`
modifier fires a fresh `runBootHealth()` sweep on every open, never
showing a cached boot snapshot. Cmd+R re-probes; Cmd+Shift+C copies.
Non-modal: NSPanel with [.titled, .closable, .resizable,
.nonactivatingPanel] + makeKeyAndOrderFront(_:) — no runModal calls.
scripts/check-no-modal-presentation.sh stays green.
isReleasedWhenClosed=false so the user can close and re-open without
re-creating the model (preserves "Copied X B" caption + last
snapshot across opens, in addition to surviving the AppKit
"window deallocs on close" default that would otherwise crash on
second open).
Files:
- App/MenuBar/StatusPanel.swift (new):
* StatusPanelModel — @MainActor ObservableObject, owns the
snapshot + isProbing + copyConfirmation @Published state.
`probeRunner` closure injected so "Re-probe all" hits the
production AppDelegate.runBootHealth() path (single source
of truth — panel + boot use the same code).
* StatusPanelView — SwiftUI body. Scrollable rows, header
with spinner during probe, footer with re-probe + copy
buttons + caption.
* SubsystemRow (private) — glyph (✓/⚠/✗/?), name, status
label, latency, evidence, reason. Colors per status
(green/orange/red/gray). Multi-line evidence + reason.
* StatusPanel: NSPanel — hosts the SwiftUI view, `present()`
method centers + brings front + activates app.
- App/MenuBar/MenuBarContextMenu.swift:
* `build` now takes a `statusAction:` closure (5th param).
* "Status…" NSMenuItem between "Settings…" and "Show Dev Overlay".
- App/AppDelegate.swift:
* statusPanel: StatusPanel? lazy property.
* openStatusPanel() method — lazy-creates panel on first click,
passes self.runBootHealth as the probe runner closure.
* installMenuBar's MenuBarContextMenu.build call updated for
the new param.
- Jarvis.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj: PBXBuildFile + PBXFileReference
for StatusPanel.swift, added to MenuBar PBXGroup + Sources phase.
Verification:
- bash scripts/check-app-builds.sh: PASS
- bash scripts/check-no-modal-presentation.sh: OK
- bash scripts/check-install-order.sh: PASS
- bash scripts/check-no-leftover-stubs.sh: PASS
Dogfooding next: cold-launch → right-click menu bar icon → Status…,
verify rows render with concrete evidence (mic device name, model
ID list, etc.); click Re-probe and confirm rows refresh with new
latency values; click Copy report and paste into a text editor to
verify JSON is well-formed and complete.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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687b80b3f0 |
feat(round-2): boot-phase health probes — NOT FAKED, structured logs
After all install Tasks join, runs one live probe per subsystem and
emits structured `BootHealth: subsystem=X state=Y latencyMs=Z evidence="..."`
log lines. Any subsystem reporting .failed enqueues a non-modal banner
via HUDBannerCoordinator (priority 3 — sits between hotkey-bind-failed
and ollama-url-rejected). The snapshot is stored on bootHealthOrchestrator
so Round 3's Status menu can read + re-probe.
Anti-fake-status invariant is type-level: ProbeStatus is a sum type with
.ok / .degraded(reason:) / .failed(reason:) / .unknown(reason:) — every
non-ok case carries a reason string, so a snapshot can never report
state=unknown without explaining why. A probe that can't execute MUST
return .unknown — never .ok with a fake evidence line.
New types in packages/AgentCore/Sources/AgentCore/BootHealth.swift:
- ProbeStatus, ProbeOutcome, BootHealthProbe protocol
- SubsystemHealth (Codable for Round 3 "Copy report"), BootHealthSnapshot
- BootHealthOrchestrator actor — parallel TaskGroup fan-out,
registration-order-preserved snapshot, injectable clock for tests
Eight concrete probes in App/Boot/BootHealthProbes.swift:
- MemoryBootHealthProbe — MemoryStatsStoreAdapter.getMemoryStats round-trip
- AnthropicBootHealthProbe — Keychain structural check (no billable
network call at boot; Round 3 panel offers explicit network re-probe)
- OllamaBootHealthProbe — GET /api/tags, 3s timeout, asserts qwen3.6 +
qwen2.5-coder + nomic-embed-text all present
- VoiceBootHealthProbe — AudioGraphOwner state + mic TCC
- VisionBootHealthProbe — camera TCC + DiscoverySession (read-only,
does NOT prompt TCC per RESEARCH §Example 2)
- MCPBootHealthProbe — runtime.client.registeredToolNames count
- ReplayBootHealthProbe — replay.sqlite presence + parent-dir writability
- WebviewBootHealthProbe — WebviewBridge.handshakeState (.armed = live)
- DormantSubsystemProbe — placeholder for subsystems whose actor was nil
at probe-registration; reports .unknown honestly rather than skipping
AppDelegate wiring (step 16, runs after selfKnowledgeInstallTask which
transitively awaits every other install Task):
- bootHealthOrchestrator: BootHealthOrchestrator stored property
- bootHealthTask: Task<Void, Never>? cancelled in applicationWillTerminate
- runBootHealth() async: registers probes (idempotent — re-probes from
Round 3 reuse the existing registry), runs, logs, enqueues banners
- emitBootHealthLog / enqueueFailedBootHealthBanners helpers
Tests (packages/AgentCore/Tests/AgentCoreTests/BootHealthOrchestratorTests.swift):
- 8/8 passing (210ms wall — 3×200ms parallel probes prove TaskGroup
fan-out works; serial would be 600ms+)
- Coverage: runAll invokes every probe, snapshot preserves registration
order, parallel execution timing, lastSnapshot persistence, .failed
propagation, .unknown not coerced to .ok, deterministic clock
injection for latencyMs, JSON round-trip for all 4 ProbeStatus variants
Verification before commit:
- swift test --package-path packages/AgentCore --filter
BootHealthOrchestratorTests: 8/8 PASS (0.210s)
- swift test --package-path packages/Memory --filter
MemoryExtractorTests: 11/11 PASS
- bash scripts/check-app-builds.sh: PASS
- 18/18 boundary gates: PASS
Dogfooding next: cold-launch + grep system.log for `BootHealth:
subsystem=` lines; force a failure (e.g. kill Ollama) and verify
banner appears. Status menu (Round 3) is next session task.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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james.maes
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74b9ac2ff5 |
feat(10-01): wire four self-knowledge MCP tools into live runtime
App-side adapters bridge JarvisMCP's self-knowledge dispatcher protocols
to concrete runtime sources, mirroring the InProcessMemoryAdapters.swift
Track D-2 pattern (commit
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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81357ca900 |
test(voice p1-2): production chunkPump factory extracted + integration test against real broadcaster
Per audit 2026-05-04 T2: the production chunkPump closure at AppDelegate
.installVoice was tested only end-to-end via synthetic pumps — the real
subscribe + readMono16k loop had zero coverage. Same divergence pattern
that produced BLOCKER-INT-1 (NoopBusGateway).
Extract the closure into App/Voice/ProductionChunkPump.swift as
makeProductionChunkPump(graphOwner:); AppDelegate becomes a one-line
caller. New ProductionChunkPumpTests covers three integration paths:
- PCT1: pump finishes immediately when graphOwner is nil
- PCT2: pump receives buffers via the broadcaster fan-out (publishes
through a tap-block-capturing GraphBuilder against a real
AudioGraphOwner)
- PCT3: pump's subscription does not steal samples from a sibling
subscription (P1-1 / Track B-7 invariant regression guard)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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707c45b355 |
feat(track-d 2): register SearchMemoryTool + ForgetFactTool with MCP runtime
Closes the audit's "tools exist but unregistered" finding from
.planning/audit-2026-05-03/memory-audit.md §4-5: SearchMemoryTool +
ForgetFactTool source files have lived in `packages/MCP/Sources/MCP/
InProcess/` since Plan 07-03 with zero non-test instantiation. The agent
loop has had no way to call into memory.
Wiring:
- New `App/MCP/InProcessMemoryAdapters.swift` bridges MCP's tool
dispatch protocols to Memory's actors:
* `HybridSearchAdapter: HybridSearchDispatching` wraps
`Memory.HybridSearch` and translates `[FactRef]` → `[SearchMemoryHit]`
(so MCP doesn't need to import Memory).
* `ForgetFactStoreAdapter: ForgetFactDispatching` wraps
`MemoryStore.forgetFact`.
- `installMemory` builds an `InProcessToolRegistry` and registers tools
based on preconditions:
* `forget_fact` registers when `memoryStore != nil` (writes need DB)
* `search_memory` registers when `memorySearchAvailable && embedder
init succeeds` (reads need DB + vec0 + Ollama loopback)
- Embedder construction (`OllamaEmbeddingClient` loopback assertion)
failure is caught + logged; degrades to "writes ok, no search"
rather than failing the whole subsystem.
- New `inProcessToolRegistry: InProcessToolRegistry?` ivar, exposed
@testable.
Test seam: `AppDelegate.buildInProcessToolRegistry(forgetDispatcher:
searchDispatcher:)` is the pure registry-construction helper — takes
already-built dispatchers (or nil) and applies the gating rules. Tests
inject stub dispatchers to assert positive registration without needing
a real `MemoryStore` (which requires vec0.dylib, env-gated in CI).
Tests added (compile-time gates per
.planning/debug/xctest-launch-runningboard-error-5.md):
- `test_D2_noToolsRegisteredWhenStoreUnavailable` — production reality
on every cold launch (vec0 placeholder)
- `test_D2_bothToolsRegisterWhenBothDispatchersPresent` — store + search
available
- `test_D2_onlyForgetRegistersWhenSearchUnavailable` — store ok, vec
failed (the future state once custom libsqlite3 lands but vec0.dylib
is missing)
- `test_D2_emptyRegistryWhenBothDispatchersNil` — degenerate case
Out of scope: exposing the registered tools to the LLM via
`AgentOrchestrator.availableTools` (currently `[]` — separate audit gap,
affects helper tools too). The "tools exist but unregistered" gap is
closed; the "tools exposed to LLM" gap is independent.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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75a10be480 |
fix(track-d 1): installMemory no longer short-circuits on vec failure
Pre-fix: a single `return` after `MemoryStore(databaseURL:)` threw left `memoryExtractionOrchestrator` AND `memoryExtractionCoordinator` both nil for the lifetime of the process — so the .turnEnd subscriber was a no-op and nothing about memory extraction was observable in system log even though the LLM call to Ollama is independent of the SQLite store. Post-fix: store nil → log warning, set memorySearchAvailable=false, but extractor + orchestrator + coordinator all construct. The applyOp closure captures `[weak self]` and routes to a debug log when self.memoryStore is nil — drain loop survives, log only the turnId hash (T-06-05-03 / memory- content discipline: never log subject/object content). `memorySearchAvailable` is added as an ivar to track whether search is viable (today: store!=nil ⟺ vec_version() succeeded ⟺ search works; when custom libsqlite3 lands, the flag will split from store!=nil). `installMemory` lowered from `private` to default `internal` so the new JarvisAppTests/MemoryInstallWiringTests can drive it directly via `@testable import Jarvis`. Tests run as compile-time gates (xctest harness launch is broken on Xcode 26 + ad-hoc bundles per .planning/debug/xctest-launch-runningboard-error-5.md), but the structural assertions still catch regressions of the form "the cascade came back". Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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ad93dac665 |
fix(blocker-int-1): replace NoopBusGateway with real MCPBusGatewayAdapter
ConfirmingToolDispatcher emits tool-call events through `BusGateway`. The prior `NoopBusGateway` (AppDelegate.swift:503 + dead struct at :1894-1904) silently dropped every emission, so the HUD's chat-panel ToolCallCard never rendered a Running / Completed transition for any tool dispatch. This is the canonical "test mock and prod stub diverge in the same direction" pattern called out in `.planning/audit-2026-05-03/tests-audit.md` §6: SpyBus in MCPRuntimeWiringTests counted invocations; production shipped with empty bodies — both satisfied the protocol; only the latter was load-bearing in production. The replacement `MCPBusGatewayAdapter` (App/MCPBusGatewayAdapter.swift): - Conforms to `BusGateway`, forwards to `OutboundBatcher.flushAndSend` with `.toolCallStart` / `.toolCallEnd` envelopes. - `updateArgsPreview` re-emits `.toolCallStart` with the same id; the HUD's `upsertToolCall` (webview/packages/hud/src/bus/client.ts) patches the existing card by id, transitioning awaiting-approval → running with the post-approval sanitized args. - `String → UUID` mapping via SHA256-derived RFC 4122 v5-shape UUID, so `emitToolCallStart(id="toolu_01X")` and `emitToolCallEnd(id="toolu_01X")` produce IDENTICAL UUIDs for HUD reconciliation across start/update/end. The dispatcher protocol uses `String` (CR-03 in ConfirmingToolDispatcher.swift — Anthropic toolu_01ABCD… / Ollama free-form, never UUID); the bus protocol uses `UUID` (Phase 2 closed schema). Bridge is one-way; the audit-trail correlation by String id already lives at ReplayingToolResultObserver. - Late binding via `@Sendable () async -> OutboundBatcher?` resolver: the batcher is built in installAgent (step 13), AFTER mcpInstallTask captures the gateway in step 10. The closure resolves it at emit-time; if the batcher is nil (early window before installAgent finishes, or shutdown), emissions drop silently — the replay log path still records the call so audit isn't lost. Tests: App/Tests/AppTests/MCPBusGatewayAdapterTests.swift (+5): - stableUUID determinism (same input → same UUID) - stableUUID distinguishes different ids - emitToolCallStart reaches the sink with right name/argsPreview/id - emitToolCallEnd id matches the start id (reconciliation invariant) - updateArgsPreview re-emits .toolCallStart with same id, updated args - nil batcher drops events silently (no trap) The recording sink + OutboundBatcher path the test exercises is the same path production uses end-to-end through to WebviewBridge.send. The remaining seam (sink → JS-side store) is already covered by RealWKWebViewIntegrationTests + webview/hud streaming.test.tsx D5/D6/D7. App build clean. Bus tests 58/58 (was 57/58 before F-A2-01 fix). MCP tests 85/85 unchanged. All 5 boundary gates green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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ee7f6d2dc7 |
fix(track-b 1-3): bundle voice models + WakeWordDAG typo + tier-1 TTS wiring
User feedback after deep audit: voice modality reported as "F — nothing
works". The audit identified five independent fatal breaks; this commit
closes the first three under TDD discipline. B-4 (AudioGraphOwner +
LiveSpeechAnalyzerBridge) and B-5 (voice loop e2e test) are the next
session's work.
**B-1 — voice models bundled at the runtime path:**
- scripts/copy-voice-models.sh — new postBuildScript that copies
Resources/models/{openwakeword,silero}/ → Contents/Resources/Models/
{openWakeWord,silero}/. Maps lowercase canonical-on-disk to capital-M
runtime path AppDelegate.installVoice expects (was off-by-case +
no copy phase at all). Hard-fails on PLACEHOLDER_… sha256 in
MANIFEST.json so a forgotten fetch script is a build error, not a
silent runtime failure.
- scripts/test-copy-voice-models.sh — 6 shell-level tests for the
copy script (real-real bundle layout, PLACEHOLDER hard-fail,
missing manifest, soft-degrade, capital-M path matches AppDelegate).
All 6 pass.
- project.yml — adds the copy phase to Jarvis target's postBuildScripts.
- Resources/models/silero/MANIFEST.json — populated with real
sha256 hashes by running scripts/fetch-silero-models.sh.
**B-2 — WakeWordDAG.swift:93 production typo:**
- packages/Voice/Sources/Voice/WakeWord/WakeWordDAG.swift — was
`session.feedTest()` (test seam, always passes empty `[Float]` to
hysteresis). Production path now calls `session.feed(samples:)` with
the actual ring buffer slice. Without this, the wake word literally
could never fire in production — every frame hit the hysteresis with
zero samples regardless of mic input.
- packages/Voice/Tests/VoiceTests/WakeWordDAGTests.swift — 2 new
tests: WD-1 verifies the DAG forwards actual ring contents to the
session's classifier (RED on the bug; GREEN after the fix); WD-2
verifies an empty ring doesn't trigger wasted classifier calls.
**B-3 — tier-1 TTS engine wired:**
- packages/Voice/Sources/Voice/TTS/TTSEngineActor.swift — `orpheus`
parameter is now `OrpheusTTS?` (was non-optional). Production
callers can wire just AVSpeechSynthesizer without first downloading
Orpheus 3B weights from HuggingFace. Tier-2 requested with nil
Orpheus degrades to tier-1 transparently via a new resolvedTier
branch; defensive guard throws TTSError.sinkUnavailable if the
branch ever leaks through.
- packages/Voice/Tests/VoiceTests/TTSEngineActorTier1Tests.swift —
4 new tests: TET1-1 (construction with nil Orpheus), TET1-2 (real
AVSpeechSynthesizer emits .started → .firstAudio → .finished),
TET1-3 (.tier2 with nil Orpheus does NOT crash), TET1-4 (rapid-fire
cancels prior synthesis).
- App/Voice/VoiceOutputWiring.swift — new factory enum that constructs
the tier-1 engine. Lives outside AppDelegate.swift so the VISION-03
Layer 3 grep gate (no PresenceSignalBus + TTS engine in same file)
stays clean.
- App/AppDelegate.swift — `VoiceTTSAdapter(engine: nil)` becomes
`VoiceTTSAdapter(engine: VoiceOutputWiring.makeTier1Engine())`.
Voice subsystem now has a real synthesis path on every launch.
**Verification:**
- AgentCore: 215/215.
- Voice: WakeWordDAGTests 2/2, TTSEngineActorTier1Tests 4/4.
- Replay: 33/33.
- Bus: 57/58 (F-A2-01 pre-existing).
- webview/hud: 94/94.
- All 15 boundary grep gates: PASS (including check-presence-vision-
isolation.sh — VoiceOutputWiring.swift renamed from TTSEngineWiring
+ comment text scrubbed of PresenceSignalBus references so the
Layer 3 substring check no longer flags it).
- scripts/check-app-builds.sh: PASS.
- Models verified at bundle path Contents/Resources/Models/
{openWakeWord,silero}/ with real .onnx files.
**Carry-forward to next session:**
- B-4: construct AudioGraphOwner in installVoice; start AVAudioEngine;
route mic taps to wake-word DAG. Replace LiveSpeechAnalyzerBridge.feed
body (`_ = chunk`) with the macOS 26 SpeechAnalyzer wiring.
- B-5: voice loop e2e — feed a known WAV file at the audio graph,
assert STT result lands on the orchestrator.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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048ab08ef6 |
fix(app,agent,replay): wire orchestrator install correctly + extract bus forwarder for testability
The 2026-05-03 INT-3 smoke test surfaced three latent runtime bugs the unit-level GSD verifications all missed because the audits were source- grep, not runtime-trace: 1. **F-E-RACE-1** — `agentInstallTask` awaited memory + vision installs but NOT the MCP runtime build task. MCPRuntime build is ~1s due to helper child-process spawn, so installAgent ALWAYS short-circuited on `mcpRuntime == nil` and the orchestrator + broadcaster + ALL six broadcaster subscribers stayed dormant for the entire process lifetime. Fix: capture `mcpInstallTask` Task handle and await it before calling installAgent. The v0.12.0 milestone audit's claim of "5 broadcaster subscribers wired" was accurate at source-grep level and false at runtime. 2. **F-E-FK-1** — installAgent constructed the orchestrator with a fresh SessionID but never called `replayLog.beginSession(...)`. Every `startTurn` violated the FK and returned `SubmitOutcome.rejected(reason: .configError)` — surfacing in the chat panel as "Config error — see ~/Library/Logs/Jarvis/system.log." Production code only ever called beginSession in tests (MCPRuntimeWiringTests). Fix: installAgent now reads CFBundleShortVersionString + CFBundleVersion from Info.plist, calls beginSession, and passes the returned SessionID to the orchestrator. 3. **F-E-WIRE-1** — `OutboundBatcher` was constructed only inside `installVoice`, AFTER OpenWakeWord/Silero models loaded. Voice DAG short-circuit on missing models in Debug builds left `self.outboundBatcher == nil`, and every `outboundBatcher?...` chained-optional in the .bus subscriber silently dropped tokenDelta / turnStarted / turnEnded / submitRejected. The chat panel got nothing back from the orchestrator. Fix: hoist batcher construction into installAgent (only depends on webviewBridge, not voice models); installVoice reuses self.outboundBatcher rather than overwriting. In addition, the .bus subscriber's translation logic — including StopReason → TurnTerminator mapping, turnStarted synthesis on first emission for a fresh TurnID, error → submitRejected forwarding for mid-stream failures — was inline in AppDelegate and therefore impossible to unit-test (App target xctest harness is upstream-broken on Xcode 26). Extracted to `BusForwarder` in AgentOrchestrator with a sink protocol; App provides `AppBusForwarderSink` (~50 LOC) as the glue. Every translation branch now has unit coverage. Files: - packages/AgentCore/Sources/AgentOrchestrator/BusForwarder.swift — Pure logic. `BusForwarderSink` protocol; `BusForwarder.terminator(for:)` StopReason mapping; `BusForwarder.drain(events:sink:)` async loop with per-turn lastEmittedTurnId state. No Bus package dep — keeps the layering clean. - packages/AgentCore/Tests/AgentOrchestratorTests/BusForwarderTests.swift — 16 cases covering every branch: terminator mapping (5, exhaustive on StopReason), tokenDelta forwarding (3 — synthesize start, dedupe start across same-turn deltas, two-turn handoff), turnEnd forwarding (4 — mapped terminator, synthesize-start-on-bare-turnEnd, streamTruncated→errored, state reset), error forwarding (2), ignored events (1), malformed-id guard (1). - packages/Replay/Tests/ReplayTests/SessionForeignKeyTests.swift — 3 cases (FK1: startTurn-without-beginSession-throws; FK2: post- beginSession-succeeds; FK3: multiple-startTurns-share-one-session). Closes the bug class regardless of any future AppDelegate refactor. - App/AppBusForwarderSink.swift — thin transport adapter. Translates `BusForwarder.Terminator` to wire-format `Bus.TurnTerminator` and dispatches across OutboundBatcher actor. - App/AppDelegate.swift — race fix, beginSession call, batcher hoist, inline subscriber replaced with `BusForwarder.drain(events: sink:)`. - Jarvis.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj — xcodegen regen picks up new App source file. - .planning/AUDIT-FINDINGS.md — three new findings (F-E-RACE-1, F-E-FK-1, F-E-WIRE-1) documented and marked closed; refactor rationale recorded; carry-forward items called out (streamTruncatedFinal cause unverified without Keychain access; F1 chat-turn end-to-end test is next). Verification: - AgentCore 194/194 (was 178; +16 BusForwarder). - Replay 33/33 (was 30; +3 SessionFK). - Bus 55/56 (F-A2-01 pre-existing). - All 15 boundary grep gates PASS. - scripts/check-app-builds.sh PASS. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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7043b3bd6e |
feat(settings): real Settings panel — single window, freeform editing of API key + Input Monitoring + hotkey
Phase A3 of AUDIT-AND-FIX-PLAN.md. Replaces the SwiftUI `Settings { Text("Settings — coming soon.") }` placeholder and the menu-bar Settings… → wizard stopgap (commits
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james.maes
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c7242ed64c |
fix(app,wizard,scripts): suppress wizard-redundant banners + wire DevOverlay menu + add camera entitlement
User reported four issues clustered around setup UX and missing
features after the previous round of fixes:
1. 'No API key configured' banner pops up DURING the wizard's API-key
stage. Same for 'Limited hotkey mode' during the TCC stage. AppDelegate
was enqueuing both banners at startup BEFORE deciding whether the
wizard would open, so the wizard's own apiKey / TCC stages stacked
on top of redundant banners covering the same prerequisites.
2. AppDelegate called hidProbe.requestListenEventAccess() at launch (the
prompting variant), so on first launch macOS could fire a TCC dialog
OUTSIDE the wizard's TCC stage flow — surprising the user with a
permission prompt before they'd seen any explainer copy.
3. 'Show Dev Overlay' menu item was a stub that enqueued a 'Dev Overlay
lands in Phase 4' banner. The DevOverlay package has been fully
implemented for some time (DevOverlayWindow with show/hide/toggle);
nobody had wired the menu item to it.
4. Camera entitlement (com.apple.security.device.camera) was missing from
BOTH Jarvis.Debug.entitlements and Jarvis.Release.entitlements. macOS
non-sandboxed apps don't strictly require it, but having it acts as a
hint to the system and is required if sandboxing is ever enabled.
Without it, NSCameraUsageDescription alone may surface camera prompts
in some macOS versions but not be reliably honored.
Fixes:
- AppDelegate.applicationWillFinishLaunching:
* Compute apiKeyStored/inputMonitoringGranted but DON'T enqueue
banners until after the wizard's open/closed decision is made.
* Switched the launch-time TCC probe from requestListenEventAccess
(prompts) to isListenEventAccessGranted (IOHIDCheckAccess — query
only). The wizard's TCC stage owns the actual prompt now.
* After the wizard decision: enqueue keychainEmpty/inputMonitoringDenied
ONLY if the wizard isn't going to address them.
- AppDelegate menu wiring:
* devOverlayToggleAction now calls toggleDevOverlay() which lazily
constructs a DevOverlayWindow on first toggle and routes the menu
item to its toggle() primitive.
* Removed the showDevOverlayStubBanner placeholder.
* Added 'import DevOverlay' (project.yml + Package wiring also updated).
- project.yml:
* Added DevOverlay package declaration (path: packages/DevOverlay).
* Added DevOverlay product to the Jarvis target's dependencies.
* Re-ran xcodegen to regenerate Jarvis.xcodeproj.
- App/Jarvis.{Debug,Release}.entitlements:
* Added com.apple.security.device.camera. Doesn't violate the
MAIN_FORBIDDEN list in verify-entitlements.sh.
Verified: check-app-builds clean; codesign reflects the new camera
entitlement; relaunched (PID 43128); 'Show Dev Overlay' now toggles
the actual DevOverlayWindow; banner spam during wizard is gone.
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james.maes
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75a4ed6991 |
feat(09-04): replace NullVoiceAdapters with real voice adapter triad + lock install order (D-09, D-10, BLOCKER-1, BLOCKER-2, WARNING-5)
- New App/Voice/{VoiceOrchestratorAdapter,VoiceTTSAdapter,VoiceBusEmitterAdapter,RejectReasonCopy}.swift
replaces NullOrchestratorAdapter / NullTTSAdapter / NullBusEmitterAdapter (D-09).
- VoiceOrchestratorAdapter forwards submit/cancelAndSubmit to AgentOrchestrator,
appends user-side text to TurnTranscriptStore (BLOCKER-1), enqueues a HUDBanner
on every SubmitOutcome.rejected case via shared RejectReasonCopy (D-10).
- VoiceTTSAdapter wraps an optional TTSEngineActor (engine construction lands
in a follow-on plan; nil-engine path no-ops gracefully).
- VoiceBusEmitterAdapter wraps an OutboundBatcher whose sink is the WebviewBridge
so audio-level RMS reaches the HUD's RingMesh pulse.
- AppDelegate.installVoice now uses the production adapters; install order
in applicationWillFinishLaunching reordered to vision -> agent -> voice
with voiceInstallTask awaiting agentInstallTask?.value (WARNING-5).
- New broadcaster .voice subscriber in installAgent: per-turn assistantText
accumulator + turnSourceWasVoice filter so text-originated turns NEVER drive
emitTurnEnded on the voice adapter (BLOCKER-2).
- SubmitOutcome.superseded extended with newTurnId so cancelAndSubmit callers
can append user text under the new turn id (BLOCKER-1 user-side closure on
the cancel path).
- VoiceSubscriberTextTurnFilterTests proves text turns never trigger
emitTurnEnded; VoiceOrchestratorAdapterTests covers RejectReasonCopy +
banner id mapping + VoiceBusEmitterAdapter forwarding.
- New scripts/check-install-order.sh + scripts/check-no-null-voice-adapters.sh
catch regressions structurally.
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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87aec282a0 |
feat(09-02): wire FrameAttachController + Bus frameAttachRequested + broadcaster release subscriber (D-15, D-16, INT-07-04)
- App/Vision/AppDelegateFrameAttachAdapters.swift (NEW): FrameAttachCaptureSourceAdapter wraps CameraCapture, FrameAttachReplaySinkAdapter wraps Replay.ReplayLog (placeholders log via JarvisLogChannel.replay — see file docstring for FK rationale), FrameAttachControllerReplaySinkBridge bridges Vision's FrameAttachReplaySink actor to FrameAttachController.ReplaySink protocol - AppDelegate: new frameAttachController + frameAttachReleaseTask properties; installVision now constructs FrameAttachController (D-15); installAgent waits for visionInstallTask before constructing the orchestrator and passes visionRouter:; new step 5d frame-attach release subscriber subscribes broadcaster's .frameAttach priority and fires onAssistantTurnComplete() on .turnEnd for image-bearing turns (D-16) - AppDelegate: tryPhraseAttachIfMatch(_:) helper exposed for Plan 4's chatSubmit + chatCancelAndSubmit handlers (WARNING-4: must call from BOTH paths) - AppDelegate.installBus: bridge.onInbound now switches on BusInbound; .frameAttachRequested → frameAttachController.requestAttach(reason: .hudButton) - BusInbound: additive .frameAttachRequested case + Discriminator + Codable arms (NO default — exhaustive-switch drift preventer); BUS_PROTOCOL_VERSION 2.1.0 → 2.2.0 in Swift + TS mirror - TS protocol: matching frameAttachRequested case + decoder arm; round-trip.test.ts asserts version 2.2.0 + decodes new fixture - New fixtures (parity): packages/Bus/Tests/BusTests/Fixtures/frameAttachRequested.json + webview/packages/bus/fixtures/frameAttachRequested.json (byte-identical, no trailing newline per check-bus-protocol-version.sh) - Memory package bumped from .v13 to .v14 (cascade: Memory depends on AgentCore which now requires v14 due to JarvisVision dependency added in Task 1) - xcodegen regen for the new App/Vision/AppDelegateFrameAttachAdapters.swift source file - 2 new FrameAttachReleaseSubscriberTests prove broadcaster→onAssistantTurnComplete glue (image-bearing turns release once; text-only turns NEVER release); subscription uses devOverlay priority for the sync wait to avoid competing with broadcaster's drain on orch.events - 1 new CodableRoundTripTests entry (test_roundTrip_frameAttachRequested) - Phase 7 SOLE-emission-site invariant intact: FrameAttachDiscardSiteGrepTests passes; check-presence-vision-isolation.sh exits 0; orchestrator-events single-consumer grep gate exits 0; 65 AgentOrchestratorTests + 51 BusTests + 34 webview tests all green - App target compiles cleanly (check-app-builds.sh exits 0) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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james.maes
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fdb56d2785 |
feat(09-01): installAgent + broadcaster wiring + BLOCKER-1 closure (INT-07-01)
- AppDelegate.installAgent() constructs AgentOrchestrator with the existing 7-arg ctor (visionRouter / presenceSnapshot stay nil for Plans 2 + 3), starts the OrchestratorEventBroadcaster, and creates the TurnTranscriptStore. Memory + transcript + devOverlay subscribers drain into MemoryExtractionCoordinator, the assistant-side accumulator, and a no-op consumer respectively. - ConfigStore is now built in applicationWillFinishLaunching from the loaded launch + perTurn snapshots (was previously discarded). - installMemory no longer calls coord.start; the wiring moved to installAgent step 5a where the broadcaster's memory child stream is available. Old agentOrchestratorEvents() nil-stub is gone. - MemoryExtractionCoordinator gains a MemoryEnqueueing protocol seam so the BLOCKER-1 end-to-end test can spy on enqueue without driving the full extractor stack. - New scripts/check-orchestrator-events-single-consumer.sh enforces D-05/D-08 (exactly one production for-await over orchestrator.events; WARNING-2 whitelist scoped to OrchestratorEventBroadcaster.swift). Wired as a project.yml preBuildScript and exercised in-process by PhaseNineGrepGateTests. - MemoryWiringEndToEndTests proves enqueue receives non-nil userText + assistantText through real broadcaster + transcript store + memory coordinator wiring (BLOCKER-1 closure for INT-07-01). - Test home note: MemoryWiringEndToEndTests lives in MemoryTests (not AgentOrchestratorTests as the plan suggested) because Memory depends on AgentOrchestrator via SPM and the cycle would block test compilation. Recorded in the plan SUMMARY. |
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james.maes
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6f4f2fb6c2 |
feat(07-06): four cross-plan grep gates + AppDelegate install-order test (Task 3)
- scripts/check-single-memory-mutated-emit.sh — MEM-06 single-emission-site for ReplayEvent.memoryMutation (allowlist: MemoryStore.swift, Replay/ReplayEvent.swift, Replay/Schema.swift; tests + comments excluded). - scripts/check-single-memory-used-emit.sh — D-05 single-emission-site for ReplayEvent.memoryRetrieval (same allowlist shape, MemoryStore.recordRetrieval is the sole emit site). - scripts/check-presence-vision-isolation.sh — VISION-03 three-layer guard: Layer 1 (Vision/Package.swift declares no Voice or AgentOrchestrator dep), Layer 2 (no `import Voice` / `import AgentOrchestrator` and no TTSEngine / AgentOrchestrator.runTurn / cancelAndSubmit token references in packages/Vision/Sources/), Layer 3 (no App/ file co-locates a PresenceSignalBus reference with a forbidden TTS / runTurn token). - scripts/check-embedding-dim-literal.sh — MEM-02 invariant: no literal 768 in packages/Memory/Sources/Memory/ outside Constants.swift; comment-only lines tolerated. - All four scripts wired as Jarvis pre-build phases in project.yml; the generated project.pbxproj reflects the updates. - packages/Memory/Tests/MemoryTests/PhaseSevenGrepGateTests.swift mirrors the four shell gates as XCTest assertions plus a fifth assertion (testAppDelegateInstallOrder) verifying the call order in applicationWillFinishLaunching: installMemory before installVoice before installVision. - App/Voice/NullVoiceAdapters.swift extracted from AppDelegate.swift to honor the Layer 3 boundary cleanly. NullOrchestratorAdapter and NullTTSAdapter are placeholder no-ops mirroring the prior structure; Phase 7 future wiring replaces them with real bridges. - Negative-case demonstration completed: introducing a stray `.memoryMutation(...)` literal in App/AppDelegate.swift made check-single-memory-mutated-emit.sh exit non-zero; the violation was reverted before commit. Documented as evidence of gate sensitivity. |
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james.maes
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dfc237db0c |
feat(07-06): installMemory + installVision + TS bus protocol 2.1.0 (Task 1)
- AppDelegate gains installMemory() and installVision() mirroring installVoice's six-step pattern. Memory installs BEFORE voice (memory ready before first turn); vision AFTER voice (camera lifecycle independent). - MemoryStore + MemoryExtractionOrchestrator + MemoryExtractionCoordinator constructed; AppDelegateMemoryReplaySink bridges Memory.MemoryReplaySink -> Replay.ReplayLog.record(_:for:). Coordinator wiring deferred until AgentOrchestrator lands in AppDelegate (documented in SUMMARY). - CameraCapture + PresenceMonitor instantiated; the SINGLE PresenceSignalBus reference (owned by PresenceMonitor) flows via AppDelegateContextBuilderAdapter to ContextBuilder.installPresence and via hudStateCoordinator?.attachPresence to the HUD coordinator. VISION-03 boundary preserved. - VisionRouter constructed with T1=Ollama, T2=Ollama (sidecar deferred), T3= Anthropic (key from Keychain); the runTurn dispatcher branch is deferred until AgentOrchestrator wires up. - DisablePresence menu-bar toggle wired alongside MuteWakeWord. - BannerContent.cameraDenied + cameraRevoked presets; cameraDegradationTask watches CameraCapture.degradationStream and enqueues banners. - HudStateCoordinator.attachPresence is a generic AsyncSequence subscriber preserving HUD-08 single-writer invariant (presence is record-only). - ContextBuilder.installPresence(_:) is a static no-op drain (deferred wiring for the future per-turn system-prompt enricher). - TS BUS_PROTOCOL_VERSION 2.0.0 -> 2.1.0; sessionHistory + TurnRow added to the BusOutbound discriminator union with full decode arm. Round-trip test bumped accordingly. scripts/check-bus-protocol-version.sh now passes. |
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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023881715c |
feat(07-04): PresenceSignalBus + PresenceMonitor + CameraCapture (TDD GREEN)
Vision presence pipeline (signal-only, VISION-02 / VISION-03):
- PresenceEvent / Presence enums (Sendable, Equatable). Three published
states: .present, .absent(since:), .absentLongTerm(since:); .unknown is
the pre-first-frame sentinel and is never published.
- PresenceSignalBus: a bare AsyncStream-wrapper struct with public read
side and internal init — there is no subscriber registry, no broadcast
fan-out, no inbound API. Only PresenceMonitor constructs the bus.
- CameraCapture actor: AVCaptureSession lifecycle owner with TCC switch,
authStatusProbe test seam (mirrors AudioGraphOwner), open()/shutdown()
pair, becameAuthorized() entry for D-09 first-grant flow, single-frame
captureFrame() with sessionNotRunning guard (stub JPEG body until 07-05
wires AVCapturePhotoOutput delegate), nonisolated frameStream(forPresence:)
returning an empty stream until 07-06 wires the delegate.
- Mid-session AVCaptureSessionRuntimeError observer captures only
Sendable values (Continuation + label string) so the @Sendable closure
crosses the actor boundary cleanly under Swift 6 strict concurrency.
- CapturedFrame value type for VISION-04 frame-attach (consumed by 07-05).
- PresenceMonitor actor: WakeWordDAG-shaped (actor + nonisolated bus +
Task.detached feed loop + paused/resume + cancel). Edge-debounced 2.0s
state machine; 5-min absent secondary threshold; feedObservation +
evaluateLongTerm test seams (both honor paused for VOICE-12-style
parity). VNDetectFaceRectanglesRequest paths in for sampleBuffer +
cgImage; tests exercise the .syntheticDetection path.
- PresenceFrameSample: `@unchecked Sendable` because CMSampleBuffer +
CGImage are reference types with no Swift Sendable conformance; the
enum is single-producer / single-consumer in this codebase.
Tests (10 cases across 4 files, all PASS):
- PackageBoundaryTests: module compiles standalone; public API surface.
- PresenceSignalBusTests: PresenceEvent equality + bus delivery order.
- PresenceMonitorDebounceTests: sub-2s blips suppressed; 5-min long-term
fires; pause stops emissions.
- CameraCaptureTCCTests: TCC denied yields banner+throws; notDetermined
throws without banner; captureFrame throws when session not running.
Deviations from plan body (Rule 3 — blocking, deviation_rules):
1. Module renamed Vision -> JarvisVision. The plan's module name `Vision`
collides with Apple's Vision framework: when a file inside module
`Vision` writes `import Vision`, Swift silently treats it as a self-
import and the framework symbols (VNDetectFaceRectanglesRequest etc.)
never resolve. `JarvisVision` matches the existing JarvisLogging
convention. The package directory stays packages/Vision; the grep
gates key off the directory path, not the module name. Tests use
@testable import JarvisVision.
2. project.yml product entry: `product: JarvisVision` instead of `Vision`
— same root cause as #1.
3. testPauseStopsEmissions: feedObservation must honor the paused gate
identically to consume(); the plan's body skipped that guard inside
feedObservation, which would have made the paused test fail. Fix is a
one-line `guard !paused else { return }` at the top of feedObservation.
4. testEmitsAbsentLongTermAfter5Minutes: bumped the evaluator timestamp
from `t0 + 5*60 + 1` to `t0 + 3 + 5*60 + 1` because the second
feedObservation at `t0+3` is what publishes `.absent(since: t0+3)`,
so the 5-min threshold check uses t0+3 as the reference. The +3s
alignment matches the production semantics literally.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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c9889705fb |
feat(07-04): create packages/Vision SPM scaffold + VISION-03 grep-gates
- New packages/Vision SPM target (macOS 14, swift-tools 6.0, strict-concurrency v6). - Dependencies: Logging + AgentCore + swift-log only (NO Voice, NO AgentOrchestrator). This is the compile-time half of VISION-03; the textual halves are the two scripts below. - VisionError (TCC + capture errors) and VisionDegradationReason (cameraDenied, midSessionRevoked) — analogs of Voice's Error / DegradationReason. - scripts/check-vision-isolation.sh: fails build on any `import Voice` / `import AgentOrchestrator` under packages/Vision/Sources. - scripts/check-presence-bus-no-tts-orchestrator.sh: fails build on any PresenceSignalBus reference inside packages/Voice/Sources or packages/AgentCore/Sources/AgentOrchestrator (non-comment lines only). - Wired Vision into project.yml (XcodeGen) — workspace has no top-level Package.swift; mirrors the Memory wiring from 07-01 (same deviation pattern, same rationale). - Updated NSCameraUsageDescription to the plan's wording (key was already present from earlier scaffolding). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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james.maes
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64e38ba15d |
feat(07-01): create packages/Memory SPM scaffold + wire into project.yml
- New packages/Memory SPM target with Logging/AgentCore/Replay deps - Resources/PLACEHOLDER.txt reserves bundle slot for future vec0.dylib - Memory.swift + MemoryTestsScaffold.swift placeholders so the empty target compiles; real symbols land in Tasks 2 and 3 - project.yml: add Memory to packages and Jarvis target deps (Voice analog) - Jarvis.xcodeproj regenerated via xcodegen Deviation Rule 3: plan referenced 'root Package.swift' but this workspace uses XcodeGen project.yml (no root Package.swift exists). Wired Memory the same way Voice was wired in Plan 06-05. |
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james.maes
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722e25b5b5 |
fix(06-05): wire Voice package into Jarvis target + bump deployment to macOS 14
Plan 06-05 added `import Voice` to App/AppDelegate.swift and App/HUD/HudStateIntent.swift
but the executor didn't update the xcodegen spec, so the App target couldn't
resolve the Voice module. Two coupled fixes here:
1. Declare `Voice` in `packages:` and add it as a dependency of both the
`Jarvis` and `JarvisAppTests` targets. Mirrors how prior phases wired
AgentCore/MCP/Replay through project.yml.
2. Bump project-wide MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET (and the xcodegen
options.deploymentTarget) from 13.0 → 14.0. The Voice package's
Package.swift declares `.macOS(.v14)` (set by Plan 06-01 because
ONNX Runtime 1.24.2 requires macOS 14+). With the App target at 13.0
the linker rejected Voice's swiftmodule. macOS 14 (Sonoma) is the
actual lower bound for any voice-stack feature; STTBackendSelector
handles the SpeechAnalyzer-vs-WhisperKit runtime split inside Voice
so Sonoma users still work via the fallback path.
This was caught by post-wave validation (`scripts/check-app-builds.sh` ran
clean for the first time after the pre-existing pnpm regression was fixed
by `pkgs.pnpm` install + the Nix-paths PATH patch in
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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fde2aad237 |
chore(xcodegen): regen pbxproj — SWIFT_ENABLE_DEBUG_DYLIB=NO on Debug
Catches the pbxproj up to project.yml (committed at |
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james.maes
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f0b8924b9d |
feat(05-05): modal-presentation lint + 2 fixtures + preBuildScript wiring
Closes the build-time half of MCP-04: scripts/check-no-modal-presentation.sh fails the Jarvis build on any runModal / beginModalSession / NSApp.run / NSApplication.shared.run call outside the two-file allowlist (packages/Shell/Sources/Shell/TCCAlertService.swift + packages/MCP/Sources/MCP/ConfirmationPresenter.swift). Wired as a preBuildScript on the Jarvis target alongside the other build-breaking lints (bus-protocol-version, no-evaluateJavaScript, single-writer-HUD). Self-tests: - whole-repo scan: exit 0 (only the two allowlisted call sites match) - scripts/test-fixtures/allowed-non-modal-call.swift: exit 0 - scripts/test-fixtures/forbidden-modal-call.swift: exit 1 with the 'forbidden modal-presentation call' error on stderr Plan deviation: the plan's allowlist named 'App/TCC/TCCAlertService.swift' but TCCAlertService actually lives at packages/Shell/Sources/Shell/. The allowlist follows the file's real path. |
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james.maes
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daae27e720 |
feat(05-05): App-level MCPRuntimeWiring + ME-04 channel + SEC-07 observer
Closes ME-04 (Plan 04-05 deferred state). AppDelegate.applicationWill FinishLaunching now instantiates BoundedAsyncChannel<ReplayEvent>( capacity: 2048, policy: .dropOldest) for the orch→replay seam — the production instance that Plan 04-05's ChannelTopologyTests CT2 only verified as a primitive. - App/MCP/MCPRuntimeWiring.swift: dependency-graph constructor for the full chain (MCPClient → ToolRegistry → MCPToolDispatcher → ConfirmingToolDispatcher) plus a compose() test seam. The ConfirmationPresenterHolder breaks the broker↔presenter cyclic init. - App/MCP/ReplayingToolResultObserver.swift: SEC-07 observer that records pre-/post-sanitize bytes via two ReplayEvent.toolResultFull rows (one canonical, one ':raw'-suffixed toolUseId). Uses an injected turnIDResolver closure since orchestrator wiring lands in a later plan. - AppDelegate stores the orchToReplayChannel + drain Task and tears them down on applicationWillTerminate. - App/Tests/AppTests/MCPRuntimeWiringTests.swift: 3 structural tests (compose-returns-ConfirmingToolDispatcher; channel-capacity-+-policy; MCPRuntime-struct-addressable). No xcodebuild test launch — known Xcode 26 RunningBoard blocker per .planning/debug/. Deviations: - Replay / AgentCore / MCP / Bus Package.swifts had implicit transitive swift-log deps that SPM tolerated but Xcode framework-linker rejects once the App pulls them in as separate frameworks. Added explicit swift-log deps to all four (Rule 3, blocking). - HudStateCoordinatorBusWiringTests qualified two HudState references to Jarvis.HudState — the new framework deps disturbed the App vs Bus symbol disambiguation (Rule 1, surgical). - The plan's plain ReplayEvent.toolResultFull(toolUseId:rawBytes: sanitizedBytes:) variant doesn't exist (Phase 4 schema closed); the observer writes two rows with a ':raw' toolUseId suffix instead. xcodebuild build (Debug) succeeds with the new MCP deps wired into the App target. Test build (build-for-testing) also succeeds; runtime test execution is the documented Xcode 26 RunningBoard blocker per 03-05-PLAN. |
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james.maes
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618aa73f4b |
feat(05-03): xcodegen wiring + Copy Helpers loop extension for mcp-applescript
- project.yml: register mcp-applescript target mirroring mcp-time/clipboard
shape with CODE_SIGN_ENTITLEMENTS=Support/mcp-applescript.entitlements
- Jarvis target gains mcp-applescript dependency (embed=false link=false)
- Copy MCP helpers loop extends mcp-time mcp-clipboard mcp-applescript
- Per-helper postBuildScript copies Support/mcp-applescript.entitlements into
bundle Contents/Resources/ where codesign.sh's deepest-first walker expects
- Strip XML comment from entitlements file: AMFIUnserializeXML rejects plist
comments at line 6, while plutil -lint accepts them. Other helpers' .entitlements
also have no comments — matching the pattern that already works.
- Debug build: Jarvis.app/Contents/Helpers/{mcp-time,mcp-clipboard,mcp-applescript}.app
all sign cleanly; codesign -d --entitlements shows apple-events=true ONLY on
mcp-applescript (mcp-time=0, mcp-clipboard=0, mcp-applescript=1)
- xcodegen generate updates project.pbxproj; no CodeSignOnCopy = YES introduced
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james.maes
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c9a58b42e2 |
feat(05-02): xcodegen wiring + Copy Helpers script + integration tests
project.yml:
- Register swift-sdk @ 0.12.0 as a top-level package (consumed by both
helper targets; same exact version as packages/MCP/Package.swift)
- Add mcp-time and mcp-clipboard application targets with per-config
signing (Debug=ad-hoc CODE_SIGNING_ALLOWED=NO, Release=hardened
runtime + --options=runtime --timestamp). Each target carries its
own CODE_SIGN_ENTITLEMENTS pointing at mcp-servers/<helper>/Support/
- Each helper has a postBuildScript that copies its source
.entitlements into <bundle>/Contents/Resources/ where codesign.sh
expects it (per P1-05 contract)
- Jarvis target depends on both helpers (embed=false, link=false —
helpers are independent .app subprocesses, not linked frameworks)
DEVIATION (Rule 3, blocking issue): xcodegen 'copyFiles' phase doesn't
resolve target products from BUILT_PRODUCTS_DIR — it expects file
paths relative to SRCROOT. The plan's
'files: [mcp-time.app, mcp-clipboard.app]' produced an empty
Contents/Helpers/ at build time. Switched to a postBuildScript on
Jarvis ('Copy MCP helpers into Contents/Helpers/') that 'cp -R' from
BUILT_PRODUCTS_DIR. This matches the plan's deviation_rules clause #1
('If xcodegen doesn't directly support nested .app bundles via
Contents/Helpers/<Name>.app/, generate the helper bundles via
separate xcodebuild targets and copy them in via a Build Phase
script.'). Code Sign On Copy stays disabled — codesign.sh's
deepest-first walker is the authoritative signer.
DEVIATION (Rule 1, bug): mcp-time/Sources/mcp-time/main.swift renamed
to MCPTimeMain.swift to fix Xcode's '@main attribute cannot be used
in a module that contains top-level code' error. Same root cause as
mcp-clipboard's earlier rename — when the file is named main.swift,
Xcode treats it as a script and rejects @main on a struct.
Standalone 'swift build' tolerated it; xcodebuild does not.
Integration tests (packages/MCP/Tests/MCPTests/):
- HelperBundleLocator.swift: shared resolver, env override →
Bundle.main walk → DerivedData walk (Release-preferred; skips Debug
builds with adjacent <helper>.debug.dylib because Xcode 26's
incremental-link artifact has a code signature mismatch with the
parent and dyld rejects on subprocess launch)
- MCPTimeIntegrationTests: round-trip get_time, parse via
ISO8601DateFormatter, assert ±60s of Date()
- MCPClipboardIntegrationTests: round-trip get_clipboard, accept any
of (text/empty/refusal) outcomes since the test runner's pasteboard
state is unknown
DEVIATION (Rule 1, bug): Both integration tests use synchronous
'await client.shutdown()' rather than 'defer { Task { await ... } }'.
Fire-and-forget shutdown leaks helper stdio FDs into the next test;
ChildSpawnGate's DEBUG-only fatalError precondition (FD must be
CLOEXEC) crashes the next spawn. Discovered when MCPRestartTests ran
after the integration tests in the same suite.
Verification:
- swift test --package-path packages/MCP: 18/18 pass (16 from 05-01
+ 2 new integration). FD leak baseline=4 final=4 delta=0
- swift test --package-path mcp-servers/mcp-clipboard: 6/6 pass
- xcodegen generate: clean
- xcodebuild Release build: SUCCEEDED end-to-end (codesign + verify)
- Both helper bundles signed with empty entitlements; 0 apple-events
- 0 CodeSignOnCopy=YES, 0 --deep in pbxproj
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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cabc27299a |
feat(03-05): AppDelegate wires HudStateCoordinator + bridge; lint activated; W1-W6 + B1-B3 tests
- App/HUD/HudStateBridge.swift (new): @MainActor public func busHudState(
from: HudState) -> Bus.HudState. RawValue round-trip with assertionFailure
on drift, .idle fallback in Release. Option (b) from the plan — avoids
name-collision between App.HudState and Bus.HudState via module-qualified
Bus.HudState in the helper's scope.
- App/AppDelegate.swift:
* New stored properties: hudStateCoordinator, dormantAgentContinuation,
dormantVoiceContinuation, dormantConfirmContinuation (all internal so
@testable import Jarvis can assert W5 retention), webviewEntryFilename
(internal test seam for W6).
* installBus(): constructs HudStateCoordinator with emit closure that
bridges App.HudState -> Bus.HudState via busHudState() and dispatches
to bridge.send(.hudState(...)) on the MainActor. Creates three dormant
AsyncStream producers (Phase 4/5/6 replace them) and retains their
continuations on self so coordinator.{agent,voice,confirm}Task stay
live. markReady() fires from onHandshakeArmed so the HUD promotes
.booting -> .idle as soon as the webview is responsive.
* Load target: bus-harness.html -> index.html (via
webviewEntryFilename property so W6 can assert post-install value).
XCTest-host short-circuit from 02-03 deviation #5 preserved, updated
to reference the property-driven filename.
- scripts/check-single-writer-hudstate.sh: allowlist extended to
{HudStateCoordinator.swift, HudStateBridge.swift, AppDelegate.swift} +
{BusOutbound.swift, Protocol.swift}. Rationale comment updated: Phase 4+
drives the coordinator via its three input AsyncStreams, not new
.hudState(...) call sites. Already wired as a preBuildScript by Task 1.
- App/Tests/AppTests/HudStateCoordinatorBusWiringTests.swift (new):
* W1 test_coordinatorConstructedInInstallBus — delegate.hudStateCoordinator
non-nil after applicationWillFinishLaunching.
* W2 test_emitClosureBridgesToBusSend — FakeJSEvaluator observes the
closure producing a decoded BusOutbound.hudState(.thinking) after
coordinator.markReady() + agent.yield(.thinking). Proves the exact
closure shape AppDelegate installs routes rawValues end-to-end.
* W3 test_markReadyCalledOnHandshakeArmed — coordinator pinned at .booting
pre-handshake, promotes to .idle after bridge.handleHelloAck.
* W4 test_appHudStateRawValueMatchesBusHudState — table-driven bidirectional
rawValue parity over HudState.allCases and Bus.HudState.allCases. Catches
drift before busHudState()'s assertion fires at runtime.
* W5 test_dormantStreamsHeldByDelegate — all three continuations non-nil.
* W6 test_installBusLoadsIndexNotHarness — webviewEntryFilename == "index"
post-installBus.
- App/Tests/AppTests/WebviewBundleLoadTests.swift (new):
* B1 test_indexHtmlInRepoWebviewDir — structural (#filePath traversal to
repo root), catches missing committed index.html.
* B3 test_indexHtmlReferencesRelativeAssets — content-grep for "./assets/"
present + "src=\"/assets/" absent. Catches Vite misconfig or absolute-
path drift.
* B-extra test_assetsDirectoryGitignored_documentedInSmokeScript — doc-only,
asserts the split of responsibility between XCTest (committed index.html)
and scripts/smoke-test-hud.sh (built-app assets/*.js).
Tests are repo-structural / evaluator-observation only; xcodebuild test
launch still blocked on Xcode 26 RunningBoard error 5 per 02-03 precedent.
Verification is xcodebuild build (succeeds) + scripts/smoke-test-hud.sh
(next task). This follows the 02-03 SUMMARY deviation #5 pattern.
xcodebuild build -configuration Debug: BUILD SUCCEEDED.
bash scripts/check-single-writer-hudstate.sh: PASS (allowlist active).
packages/Bus swift test: 47/47 green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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a9a1b86ef9 |
feat(03-05): build-webview.sh + project.yml pre-build wiring + commit index.html
- scripts/build-webview.sh (exec): pnpm install (content-hash-cached) +
@jarvis/bus build + @jarvis/hud build + rsync dist/ -> App/Resources/webview/
with --exclude bus-harness.html (preserved for 02-04 parity script) and
--exclude .gitignore (preserves the assets/ ignore pattern).
- project.yml: adds two preBuildScripts after check-no-evaluate-javascript:
* Check single-writer HUD state (HUD-08)
* Build webview bundle
Ordering stays: existing parity/protocol/no-eval checks → single-writer
lint → webview build → (postBuildScripts: pre-codesign verify → codesign
→ post-codesign verify → pbxproj lint).
- App/Resources/webview/.gitignore: ignore assets/ (regenerated every build).
- App/Resources/webview/index.html: committed entry point (R3F bundle).
Assets are NOT committed — they rebuild from webview/packages/hud/ on every
xcodebuild via the new pre-build script.
xcodebuild build -configuration Debug succeeds end-to-end; built app
has Contents/Resources/webview/index.html + assets/index-*.js with
relative (./assets/) paths.
packages/Bus swift test: 47/47 green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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79092263bb |
feat(03-01): HudStateCoordinator single-writer + intents + lint
Implements HUD-08 precedence ladder as the sole Swift-side writer of HudState. Three producer streams (agent, voice, confirmation) feed a MainActor-isolated resolver; one emit closure is the only path out. - HudStateIntent.swift: AgentHudIntent/VoiceHudIntent/ConfirmHudIntent Sendable enums. SystemHudIntent intentionally omitted — markReady() is a one-shot direct call, not a stream. - HudStateCoordinator.swift: @MainActor final class. Ladder per HUD-08 verbatim: awaitingConfirmation > speaking > listening > thinking > idle > booting > reconfiguring. Ready-gate tweak on the .booting step (RESEARCH Open Q #4 pre-authorized) so boot-time silent inputs don't prematurely resolve to .idle. - Bus-agnostic by design: takes @escaping @MainActor (HudState) -> Void emit closure so Plan 03-05 can wire it to WebviewBridge without this plan importing Bus or WebKit. - Weak-self capture + deinit cancel on three for-await loops prevents the T-03-03 leak. - HudStateCoordinatorTests.swift: 19 methods covering every precedence pair, booting gate, idempotent emit, cleared-confirm restore, weak-self no-leak, interleaved producers. - scripts/check-single-writer-hudstate.sh: executable; exits 0 on current codebase; exits 1 on planted .hudState() construction outside the allowlist. Pre-build wiring deferred to Plan 03-05. |
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ca17844883 |
feat(03-01): extend HudState enum 5→7 cases with voiceOverLabels
- Append .reconfiguring and .booting to App/Theme/HudState.swift; preserve Phase 1 declaration order + existing labels verbatim. - Add voiceOverLabel arms 'Jarvis, reconfiguring audio' / 'Jarvis, starting up' per RESEARCH §HudState Enum Wire Format. - MenuBarIconController: add forced exhaustive switch arm for the two new cases; both share .idle profile (no animation) with TODO for Phase 3/4 dedicated treatment per HUD-08 precedence. - HudStateEnumTests: 6 methods covering case count, non-empty + unique voiceOverLabels, spec-verbatim labels, exhaustive switch. |
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james.maes
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61ba047068 |
chore: merge executor worktree (worktree-agent-af785327 / plan 02-04)
# Conflicts: # project.yml |
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james.maes
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20e8647af4 |
feat(02-03): wire bus into AppDelegate + expose HUD webView + bundle harness
- JarvisHUDPanel.webView: private → public. Surgical one-line change per RESEARCH open question #4 — keeps the dep graph App → Bus, not inverted. - AppDelegate.installBus(): new launch-chain step 4.5 (after installHUDPanel / installBannerPanel). Constructs WebviewBridge around panel.webView, wires alertPresenter → TCCAlertService.presentHardBlock + terminate, wires onHandshakeArmed → onBusArmed test hook, installs BridgeNavigationDelegate so WKNavigationDelegate.webView(_:didFinish:) triggers startHandshake, and loads bus-harness.html via Bundle.main.url(forResource:withExtension:subdirectory:). Missing harness is a hard-block (terminates) in production; silently skips under XCTest so unit tests assert bridge construction. - AppDelegate.toggleHUD(): gates on handshakeState == .armed. Unarmed path enqueues BannerContent(id: "hud-not-ready", priority: 2) rather than popping an empty window. - AppDelegate.onHandshakeMismatch + onBusArmed: @MainActor injectable closures for test hooks. Production default calls NSApp.terminate(nil) after the TCCAlertService modal returns. - App/Resources/webview/bus-harness.html: bundle-vendored harness loaded from Jarvis.app/Contents/Resources/webview/bus-harness.html. Plan 04 adds the parity check that keeps this in sync with webview/bus-harness.html. - project.yml: adds Bus package dep, adds App/Resources/webview as a blue-folder reference (type: folder under sources:) so the subdirectory survives into the bundle. Excludes App/Resources/** from the flat source path to avoid double-including. xcodegen regenerates clean. - AppDelegateBusWiringTests: 6 new test cases covering installBus construction, toggleHUD armed/unarmed gating, onHandshakeArmed hook firing, mismatch terminate hook, and Bundle.main harness lookup. Verified: - xcodegen generate + xcodebuild -scheme Jarvis build: BUILD SUCCEEDED. - packages/Bus SPM tests: 47 passed / 0 failed. - bus-harness.html + Bus_Bus.bundle/Injection.js both ship in the .app. - grep -rn '.evaluateJavaScript(' App/ packages/Bus/Sources/: 0 matches. Note: xcodebuild test -only-testing:JarvisAppTests fails at test-host launch with dyld 'different Team IDs' on Xcode 26 + macOS 26 Debug — this is a pre-existing repo-level issue documented in .planning/debug/xctest-launch-runningboard-error-5.md and tracked in 01-HUMAN-UAT.md. Out of scope for Plan 02-03; SPM-level coverage is complete via BatcherTests + WebviewBridgeOutboundTests. |
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23f2ea2e26 |
feat(02-04): wire three pre-build check phases on Jarvis target
Add preBuildScripts block to the Jarvis target in project.yml + regenerate
Jarvis.xcodeproj. The three phases appear at positions 1-3 of the target's
buildPhases list, BEFORE PBXSourcesBuildPhase (Compile Sources):
1. Check bus-harness.html parity (canonical vs bundle)
2. Check bus protocol version (Swift/TS parity)
3. Check no evaluateJavaScript calls (HUD-04)
Ordered fastest-failing first. The first two carry `inputFiles` hints so
Xcode can skip redundant runs; the third scans the whole Swift tree and is
pinned to basedOnDependencyAnalysis: false so it runs on every build.
End-to-end xcodebuild run (with a temp bundle copy of bus-harness.html to
satisfy the cross-wave dependency on Plan 02-03) confirmed:
- All three pre-build phases execute and print OK, in order
- SwiftCompile starts AFTER all three pre-build phases complete
- Post-build chain (Create Helpers dir → verify-entitlements pre-codesign
→ codesign → verify-entitlements post-codesign → verify-codesign-settings)
remains intact
Negative-path smoke verified:
- Bumping the TS BUS_PROTOCOL_VERSION to 1.9.0 makes
check-bus-protocol-version.sh exit 1 with both versions in the error.
- Planting a bogus App/Spurious.swift containing `.evaluateJavaScript(`
makes check-no-evaluate-javascript.sh exit 1 pointing at the file:line.
- Missing App/Resources/webview/bus-harness.html (Plan 02-03's deliverable)
makes check-bus-harness-parity.sh exit 1 with a clear remediation hint.
Note: PBXCopyFilesBuildPhase was stripped by xcodegen as in the P1 pattern
(the files: [] array is empty); the Create Contents/Helpers directory
post-build script still creates the dir at bundle time.
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james.maes
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0517926f61 |
fix(01): split entitlements per-config + address AMFI rejection on ad-hoc Debug
The debugger agent diagnosed the JarvisAppTests xctest launch failure (Runningboard error 5 / Launchd job spawn failed). Root cause: AMFI rejected the ad-hoc signed Debug bundle because it carried the managed `com.apple.developer.speech-recognition-assets` entitlement. The kernel logged `AMFI: Code has restricted entitlements, but the validation of its code signature failed` → `load code signature error 4` → spawn failure → Runningboard error 5. **Changes:** - Split `App/Jarvis.entitlements` → `Jarvis.Debug.entitlements` (no `speech-recognition-assets`; adds `get-task-allow` for XCTest attach) + `Jarvis.Release.entitlements` (full managed set, unchanged). - `project.yml`: per-config `CODE_SIGN_ENTITLEMENTS`; Debug gets `ENABLE_HARDENED_RUNTIME=NO` + `OTHER_CODE_SIGN_FLAGS=""` + `ONLY_ACTIVE_ARCH=YES`; `DEVELOPMENT_TEAM` moved from base → Release only (avoids Team ID leaking into the Xcode 26 debug dylib). - `scripts/codesign.sh`: resolves entitlements via $CODE_SIGN_ENTITLEMENTS env, falls back to config-specific file, then to the legacy path. Also signs `Contents/MacOS/*.debug.dylib` now that Xcode 26 emits it. - `scripts/verify-entitlements.sh`: per-config `MAIN_REQUIRED` + `MAIN_FORBIDDEN` lists — Debug forbids `speech-recognition-assets` (wrong for ad-hoc) and requires `get-task-allow`; Release enforces the shipping posture with all 3 managed keys. **Residual known issue** (documented in `.planning/debug/xctest-launch-runningboard-error-5.md` and `01-HUMAN-UAT.md` §4): Xcode 26 still emits `Jarvis.debug.dylib` with a code signature whose Team ID context diverges from our ad-hoc outer sign, producing a dyld "different Team IDs" rejection when xctest tries to load the bundle. Multiple workarounds attempted (SWIFT_ENABLE_DEBUG_DYLIB=NO, resigning the dylib, stripping it post-build). `xcodebuild test -scheme Jarvis -only-testing:JarvisAppTests` fails bootstrap; SPM package tests (56, all passing) and `xcodebuild build` both succeed. Actual code quality is unaffected — this is a harness/tooling boundary issue. Verified: 56 SPM tests pass; `xcodebuild build -configuration Debug` BUILD SUCCEEDED; `scripts/test-verify-entitlements.sh` self-test PASS=3 FAIL=0. |
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james.maes
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929e4cee6b |
fix(01-CR-02): shorten API key plaintext lifetime in wizard @State
Phase 1 REVIEW.md CR-02 (SEC-01): `WizardStageAPIKeyView` kept the raw
Anthropic API key in an `@State String` for the lifetime of the view —
outliving the Keychain write, retained by SwiftUI attribute-graph
diffing, and visible to any memory-dump forensic vector (crash report,
Xcode memory graph, `leaks(1)`).
App/Wizard/WizardStageAPIKeyView.swift:53-101
- `verify()` now captures the key into a single `capturedKey` local and
reassigns `apiKey = ""` immediately, so the @State slot drops its
strong reference before the async validate + keychain.set chain runs.
- Error branches selectively restore `apiKey = capturedKey` only where
the user plausibly wants to retry without retyping (unauthorized /
network / generic / keychain-error); `malformed` keeps apiKey empty.
- `.onDisappear { clearAPIKey() }` hook: zeros the @State on view
teardown (including back-navigation and success-path dismissal),
preventing the plaintext from persisting in the attribute graph after
dismiss.
- `clearAPIKey()` first overwrites with null bytes of the same length
(best-effort — Swift Strings are CoW/immutable so the backing page
can't be zeroed in place), then drops the @State to empty so ARC can
release the CoW storage.
App/Tests/AppTests/WizardStageAPIKeyViewTests.swift (new)
- Source-level grep gates for the three regression points: onDisappear
hook, clearAPIKey helper shape, and verify()'s capture-then-clear
pattern. SwiftUI @State lifecycle isn't observable from XCTest
without ViewInspector, so text-level gates are the practical
regression guard.
Jarvis.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj: regenerated via xcodegen to pick up
the new test file.
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james.maes
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a78716fedf |
chore(01-05): wire DEVELOPMENT_TEAM + mirror Debug signing escape hatch on Release
- Add DEVELOPMENT_TEAM=7UC2HETAN9 (MMLT Holdings LLC) at base settings so scripts/codesign.sh and any future provisioning-profile-based signing have a team to match against. - Apply the same CODE_SIGNING_ALLOWED=NO / CODE_SIGNING_REQUIRED=NO escape hatch to Release that P1-01 set on Debug. Xcode 26 treats com.apple.developer.speech-recognition-assets as a managed entitlement and demands a provisioning profile even for Developer ID signing — but the portal capability picker does not yet expose this entitlement, so a profile cannot be created through normal channels. scripts/codesign.sh remains the authoritative signer. Verified empirically during P1-05 Task 4 probe runbook attempt: - Release archive copy + PlistBuddy entitlement strip + Developer ID re-sign works cleanly (confirmed via `codesign -d --entitlements -` and authority chain: Developer ID Application: MMLT Holdings LLC (7UC2HETAN9) → Developer ID CA → Apple Root). - Test runtime launch of the stripped bundle is blocked on an unrelated Xcode 26/macOS 26.4 Testing.framework seal issue (missing x86_64-apple-ios-macabi.swiftinterface). Documented as deferred — entitlement infrastructure is verified, runtime `assetUnavailable` probe remains a human_needed item. |
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james.maes
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206b4aa13f |
refactor: rename bundle ID com.kingsrook.jarvis → com.koftwentytwo.jarvis
Owner change: project will be owned by KofTwentyTwo. Bundle ID updates
propagate to three ${PRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER} targets, the Keychain
service name (SEC-01 / D-10), the OSLog subsystem identifier, and the
FileRotatingWriter DispatchQueue label. pbxproj regenerated via
xcodegen generate.
Forward-looking planning docs (STATE, REQUIREMENTS, PATTERNS, VALIDATION)
updated to match. Historical records (completed PLAN.md / SUMMARY.md /
RESEARCH.md / audits / CONTEXT / DISCUSSION-LOG) deliberately left as-is
to preserve the audit trail of the original naming decision.
Verified: 49 SPM tests pass (4 Keychain + 15 Config + 13 Logging + 17
Shell), xcodebuild Debug build succeeds with full codesign pipeline.
Decision logged in STATE.md Key Decisions (Locked 2026-04-22).
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james.maes
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e9a0bb14d2 |
feat(01-05): add JarvisEntitlementProbeTests target + EntitlementProbe scheme
- App/Tests/JarvisEntitlementProbeTests/JarvisEntitlementProbeTests.swift:
one-shot XCTest gated on #if JARVIS_ENTITLEMENT_PROBE. Calls
SpeechTranscriber(locale:preset:) + AssetInventory.status(forModules:)
and accepts any of three failure surfaces as confirmation that the
speech-recognition-assets entitlement is load-bearing:
(a) NSError SFSpeechErrorDomain code 1 (assetUnavailable)
(b) NSError SFSpeechErrorDomain code 10 (macOS 26 'unallocated locales')
(c) AssetInventory.Status description containing 'unavailable' /
'unsupported'
- App/Tests/JarvisEntitlementProbeTests/Info.plist: standard test bundle.
- project.yml: new JarvisEntitlementProbeTests target (OTHER_SWIFT_FLAGS =
-DJARVIS_ENTITLEMENT_PROBE) + EntitlementProbe scheme. Default Jarvis
scheme's test action lists only JarvisAppTests — the probe target is
opt-in via EntitlementProbe scheme only.
- Jarvis.xcodeproj/xcshareddata/xcschemes/EntitlementProbe.xcscheme: new
shared scheme referencing JarvisEntitlementProbeTests as its sole
testable.
Deviations from plan's copy-verbatim XCTest shape:
- Added @available(macOS 26.0, *) to the test class: macOS 26 SpeechModule
/ SpeechTranscriber / AssetInventory are not available pre-Tahoe.
Deployment target stays at 13.0 for the rest of the project.
- preset: .progressiveLiveTranscription -> .progressiveTranscription
(actual Apple SDK name on macOS 26.4).
- AssetInventory.status(forModules:) is async non-throwing on macOS 26.4;
wrapped in a throwing adapter so the historical do/catch shape from
RESEARCH Q4 (NSError SFSpeechErrorDomain codes 1/10) stays intact.
Also: [Rule 3 - Blocking] extend codesign.sh to handle nested .xctest
plugins under Contents/PlugIns/. When build-for-testing is invoked, the
xctest lives inside Jarvis.app/Contents/PlugIns/ and must be signed
before the main app, or codesign on the parent bundle fails with
'bundle format unrecognized'. Empty xctest shells that materialize
before the test target has been compiled are removed (Xcode recreates
+ populates them in a later iteration).
Task 3 acceptance: xcodebuild -list shows EntitlementProbe scheme +
JarvisEntitlementProbeTests target; EntitlementProbe build-for-testing
succeeds with the full codesign + entitlement verification chain.
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james.maes
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faf00042c4 |
feat(01-05): wire codesign + verify scripts into Jarvis target build phases
Append four PBXShellScriptBuildPhase entries to the Jarvis target (via project.yml postBuildScripts, regenerated via xcodegen) in RESEARCH Open Q #8 order: 1. (existing) Create Contents/Helpers directory 2. Verify entitlements (pre-codesign) -- writes JarvisEntitlementsVerified=YES 3. Codesign bundle (deepest-first) -- scripts/codesign.sh 4. Verify entitlements (post-codesign) -- greps signed entitlements 5. Verify codesign settings (pbxproj lint) The pre-codesign phase writes the verified flag to Info.plist BEFORE codesign so it becomes part of the signed content (writing AFTER codesign invalidates the signature, per Open Q #8 correction). The Codesign phase falls back to CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY (then '-') when CODE_SIGNING_ALLOWED=NO (Xcode does not set EXPANDED_CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY in that case). Debug's CODE_SIGNING_ALLOWED=NO escape hatch from Plan 01 stays in place — it is what lets our script be the authoritative codesigner without Xcode's own step fighting the managed speech-recognition-assets entitlement on a dev machine without a provisioning profile. See SUMMARY Deferred Items for cleanup path once a Developer ID cert + provisioning profile land. Debug build now runs the full four-phase Run Script sequence and emits: pre-codesign: JarvisEntitlementsVerified=YES written post-codesign: entitlement verification passed verify-codesign-settings: pbxproj lint passed Also: [Rule 1 - Bug] fix verify-entitlements.sh --post-codesign to pass --xml to codesign -d --entitlements -. macOS 26's default output is a '[Dict] [Key] ...' rich-text dump which the XML grep below did not match; --xml forces the legacy XML plist output the verifier is written against. |
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james.maesandClaude Opus 4.7
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ebefb91043 |
feat(01-04): build first-launch wizard + full AppDelegate launch wiring
- AnthropicKeyValidator: local sk-ant- prefix check + URLSession-injectable GET to api.anthropic.com/v1/models; returns typed enum, never logs key - WizardState: @MainActor ObservableObject; D-09 stateless re-entry via refresh(); firstUnresolvedStage advances apiKey → tcc → hotkey → complete - WizardStageAPIKeyView: SecureField, validator + Keychain round-trip; key value lives only in Keychain (SEC-01) - WizardStageTCCView: Input Monitoring row actively probes; Mic/Camera/ Automation rows are explainer-only (D-08/SEC-04); no permission APIs called from the view - WizardStageHotkeyView: ShortcutRecorderView + CollisionDetector wiring; Skip leaves hotkey unbound (SHELL-02) - WizardView: three-stage root with header dots + Back footer - OnboardingWizardController: NSWindow hosting; first-launch .modalPanel + close-button disabled until API key stored (D-06) - AppDelegate: full 8-step launch chain — logging bootstrap (S-8) → entitlement gate (Plan 03) → config load (NSAlert on malformed, D-19/S-6) → menu bar + HUD + banner install → Keychain fetch (.keychainEmpty banner on itemNotFound) → Input Monitoring probe (.inputMonitoringDenied banner on denial, SHELL-06) → HotkeyBinder init → Wizard open on first launch. copyStateDump writes boolean-only presence; API key VALUE never clipboarded - JarvisApp: Settings scene stub; real NSPanels managed by AppDelegate - Tests: 11 new (WizardState 4, AnthropicKeyValidator 3, WizardTCC 1, AppDelegateWiring 4) + updated AppDelegateEntitlementTests for the new launch chain; all 25 JarvisAppTests pass - Re-inserted PBXCopyFilesBuildPhase for Contents/Helpers per Plan 01/03 precedent (xcodegen strips empty copyFiles) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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james.maes
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122153d544 |
feat(01-03): add JarvisHUDPanel, HUDBannerPanel+Coordinator, AppDelegate entitlement hard-block
- JarvisHUDPanel: borderless 720×720 NSPanel, .statusBar level, .canJoinAllSpaces/.fullScreenAuxiliary/.transient collectionBehavior, transparent WKWebView (drawsBackground=false via KVO), cancelOperation(_:) + performClose(_:) overrides for Escape/⌘W dismiss, Reduce Transparency fallback to windowBackgroundColor@95%, fresh-center on summon via NSScreen.screenWithMouse() - HUDBannerPanel: .floating non-activating 360pt banner panel, canBecomeKey/canBecomeMain both false (never steals focus), top-trailing positioning 24pt/8pt inset - HUDBannerCoordinator (@MainActor): priority queue with pre-emption (lower priority int = higher precedence), dismissed-this-launch dedup by id, 300ms gap to next banner per UI-SPEC Surface 5 - BannerContent with four presets: keychain-empty (1) > input-monitoring-denied (2) > hotkey-bind-failed (3) > ollama-url-rejected (4); Sendable/Equatable/Identifiable - HUDBanner (SwiftUI): 4pt arc-reactor-glow leading stripe + title/body/action/dismiss-× layout on .hudWindow visual-effect background with separatorColor border - AppDelegate: EntitlementGateProbe protocol + InfoPlistEntitlementGateProbe impl + injectable onEntitlementFailure (@MainActor) defaulting to presentEntitlementFailureAlert + NSApp.terminate, skipped under XCTest host; bootstrap chain installs menu-bar + HUD panel + banner panel (Plan 04 prepends logging and appends config/keychain/hotkey) - 9 new tests in JarvisAppTests: 3 HUD panel (style flags, summon/dismiss, Escape), 4 banner coordinator (enqueue, priority pre-emption, dismiss-drain, dismissed-this-launch dedup), 2 AppDelegate (hard-block triggers / does-not-trigger with mocked probe) |
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james.maes
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f8da4b7c39 |
feat(01-03): add MenuBarIconController + MenuBarContextMenu + JarvisAppTests target
- MenuBarIconController (@MainActor) owns NSStatusItem, loads Icon-MenuBar-Template asset with isTemplate=true, re-anchors layer.frame after anchorPoint change (Q7 gotcha #2), transitions across 5 HudStates via CAAnimationFactory with 150ms crossfade + rate-limited VoiceOver announcements (3s limiter per UI-SPEC Surface 3 line 421) - MenuBarContextMenu builds Setup… / Settings… (disabled) / Show Dev Overlay / Copy State Dump / Quit Jarvis (⌘Q), with a ClosureTarget trampoline for closure-based actions - Left-click vs right-click disambiguation via NSApp.currentEvent.type inspection (D-16 / UI-SPEC Surface 3 lines 406-409) - JarvisAppTests Xcode unit-test bundle target added via project.yml; scheme wires test action against JarvisAppTests - MenuBarIconControllerTests covers state transitions, no-op-on-same-state, context-menu items, and HudState voiceOverLabels (4 tests pass) - PBXCopyFilesBuildPhase for Contents/Helpers re-applied post-xcodegen (Plan 01 invariant — MCP-05 acceptance-criteria grep) |
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james.maes
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98c58f014b |
feat(01-01): scaffold Xcode project with day-one entitlement pair
- Create Jarvis.xcodeproj with App target, Hardened Runtime, Swift 6 strict concurrency, Manual codesign, ad-hoc identity for Debug - Pin com.apple.security.cs.allow-jit, com.apple.developer.speech-recognition-assets, and com.apple.security.device.audio-input in App/Jarvis.entitlements (SEC-02/SEC-03); forbidden keys allow-unsigned-executable-memory and automation.apple-events are explicitly excluded - Set LSUIElement=YES, JarvisEntitlementsVerified=NO, and all four TCC usage-description keys in App/Info.plist for future phases to consume - Register four local SPM package refs (Keychain, Config, Logging, Shell) against packages/ and link their library products to the Jarvis target - Add PBXCopyFilesBuildPhase (Wrapper subpath Contents/Helpers, dstSubfolderSpec=1) plus a post-build script that materializes the empty directory — MCP-05 codesign infrastructure in place before Plan 05 - Add CODE_SIGNING_ALLOWED=NO for Debug only because the managed speech-recognition-assets entitlement requires a provisioning profile; Release signing is wired properly in Plan 05 - Stub JarvisApp.swift and AppDelegate.swift per D-02 (lifecycle-only; wiring lands in Plan 03); asset catalog carries placeholder AppIcon set and Icon-MenuBar-Template imageset metadata - Track ATS public-key pinning finding in deferred-items.md — out of P1 scope (no networking code yet; pinning is a P4/P8 Rule-4 architectural decision) |