refactor: major codebase cleanup - BDD comments, file splitting, bug fixes (#1350)

* style(tests): normalize BDD comments from '// #given' to '// given'

- Replace 4,668 Python-style BDD comments across 107 test files
- Patterns changed: // #given -> // given, // #when -> // when, // #then -> // then
- Also handles no-space variants: //#given -> // given

* fix(rules-injector): prefer output.metadata.filePath over output.title

- Extract file path resolution to dedicated output-path.ts module
- Prefer metadata.filePath which contains actual file path
- Fall back to output.title only when metadata unavailable
- Fixes issue where rules weren't injected when tool output title was a label

* feat(slashcommand): add optional user_message parameter

- Add user_message optional parameter for command arguments
- Model can now call: command='publish' user_message='patch'
- Improves error messages with clearer format guidance
- Helps LLMs understand correct parameter usage

* feat(hooks): restore compaction-context-injector hook

- Restore hook deleted in cbbc7bd0 for session compaction context
- Injects 7 mandatory sections: User Requests, Final Goal, Work Completed,
  Remaining Tasks, Active Working Context, MUST NOT Do, Agent Verification State
- Re-register in hooks/index.ts and main plugin entry

* refactor(background-agent): split manager.ts into focused modules

- Extract constants.ts for TTL values and internal types (52 lines)
- Extract state.ts for TaskStateManager class (204 lines)
- Extract spawner.ts for task creation logic (244 lines)
- Extract result-handler.ts for completion handling (265 lines)
- Reduce manager.ts from 1377 to 755 lines (45% reduction)
- Maintain backward compatible exports

* refactor(agents): split prometheus-prompt.ts into subdirectory

- Move 1196-line prometheus-prompt.ts to prometheus/ subdirectory
- Organize prompt sections into separate files for maintainability
- Update agents/index.ts exports

* refactor(delegate-task): split tools.ts into focused modules

- Extract categories.ts for category definitions and routing
- Extract executor.ts for task execution logic
- Extract helpers.ts for utility functions
- Extract prompt-builder.ts for prompt construction
- Reduce tools.ts complexity with cleaner separation of concerns

* refactor(builtin-skills): split skills.ts into individual skill files

- Move each skill to dedicated file in skills/ subdirectory
- Create barrel export for backward compatibility
- Improve maintainability with focused skill modules

* chore: update import paths and lockfile

- Update prometheus import path after refactor
- Update bun.lock

* fix(tests): complete BDD comment normalization

- Fix remaining #when/#then patterns missed by initial sed
- Affected: state.test.ts, events.test.ts

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Co-authored-by: justsisyphus <justsisyphus@users.noreply.github.com>
This commit is contained in:
YeonGyu-Kim
2026-02-01 16:47:50 +09:00
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@@ -25,18 +25,18 @@ describe("Storage Utilities", () => {
})
describe("getTaskDir", () => {
//#given default config (no claude_code_compat)
//#when getting task directory
//#then it should return .sisyphus/tasks/{listId}
// given default config (no claude_code_compat)
// when getting task directory
// then it should return .sisyphus/tasks/{listId}
it("returns sisyphus path by default", () => {
const config = { sisyphus: { tasks: { storage_path: ".sisyphus/tasks" } } }
const result = getTaskDir("list-123", config as any)
expect(result).toContain(".sisyphus/tasks/list-123")
})
//#given claude_code_compat enabled
//#when getting task directory
//#then it should return Claude Code path
// given claude_code_compat enabled
// when getting task directory
// then it should return Claude Code path
it("returns claude code path when compat enabled", () => {
const config = {
sisyphus: {
@@ -52,9 +52,9 @@ describe("Storage Utilities", () => {
})
describe("getTaskPath", () => {
//#given list and task IDs
//#when getting task path
//#then it should return path to task JSON file
// given list and task IDs
// when getting task path
// then it should return path to task JSON file
it("returns path to task JSON", () => {
const config = { sisyphus: { tasks: { storage_path: ".sisyphus/tasks" } } }
const result = getTaskPath("list-123", "1", config as any)
@@ -63,9 +63,9 @@ describe("Storage Utilities", () => {
})
describe("getTeamDir", () => {
//#given team name and default config
//#when getting team directory
//#then it should return .sisyphus/teams/{teamName}
// given team name and default config
// when getting team directory
// then it should return .sisyphus/teams/{teamName}
it("returns sisyphus team path", () => {
const config = { sisyphus: { swarm: { storage_path: ".sisyphus/teams" } } }
const result = getTeamDir("my-team", config as any)
@@ -74,9 +74,9 @@ describe("Storage Utilities", () => {
})
describe("getInboxPath", () => {
//#given team and agent names
//#when getting inbox path
//#then it should return path to inbox JSON file
// given team and agent names
// when getting inbox path
// then it should return path to inbox JSON file
it("returns path to inbox JSON", () => {
const config = { sisyphus: { swarm: { storage_path: ".sisyphus/teams" } } }
const result = getInboxPath("my-team", "agent-001", config as any)
@@ -85,18 +85,18 @@ describe("Storage Utilities", () => {
})
describe("ensureDir", () => {
//#given a non-existent directory path
//#when calling ensureDir
//#then it should create the directory
// given a non-existent directory path
// when calling ensureDir
// then it should create the directory
it("creates directory if not exists", () => {
const dirPath = join(TEST_DIR, "new-dir", "nested")
ensureDir(dirPath)
expect(existsSync(dirPath)).toBe(true)
})
//#given an existing directory
//#when calling ensureDir
//#then it should not throw
// given an existing directory
// when calling ensureDir
// then it should not throw
it("does not throw for existing directory", () => {
const dirPath = join(TEST_DIR, "existing")
mkdirSync(dirPath, { recursive: true })
@@ -105,9 +105,9 @@ describe("Storage Utilities", () => {
})
describe("readJsonSafe", () => {
//#given a valid JSON file matching schema
//#when reading with readJsonSafe
//#then it should return parsed object
// given a valid JSON file matching schema
// when reading with readJsonSafe
// then it should return parsed object
it("reads and parses valid JSON", () => {
const testSchema = z.object({ name: z.string(), value: z.number() })
const filePath = join(TEST_DIR, "test.json")
@@ -117,18 +117,18 @@ describe("Storage Utilities", () => {
expect(result).toEqual({ name: "test", value: 42 })
})
//#given a non-existent file
//#when reading with readJsonSafe
//#then it should return null
// given a non-existent file
// when reading with readJsonSafe
// then it should return null
it("returns null for non-existent file", () => {
const testSchema = z.object({ name: z.string() })
const result = readJsonSafe(join(TEST_DIR, "missing.json"), testSchema)
expect(result).toBeNull()
})
//#given invalid JSON content
//#when reading with readJsonSafe
//#then it should return null
// given invalid JSON content
// when reading with readJsonSafe
// then it should return null
it("returns null for invalid JSON", () => {
const testSchema = z.object({ name: z.string() })
const filePath = join(TEST_DIR, "invalid.json")
@@ -138,9 +138,9 @@ describe("Storage Utilities", () => {
expect(result).toBeNull()
})
//#given JSON that doesn't match schema
//#when reading with readJsonSafe
//#then it should return null
// given JSON that doesn't match schema
// when reading with readJsonSafe
// then it should return null
it("returns null for schema mismatch", () => {
const testSchema = z.object({ name: z.string(), required: z.number() })
const filePath = join(TEST_DIR, "mismatch.json")
@@ -152,9 +152,9 @@ describe("Storage Utilities", () => {
})
describe("writeJsonAtomic", () => {
//#given data to write
//#when calling writeJsonAtomic
//#then it should write to file atomically
// given data to write
// when calling writeJsonAtomic
// then it should write to file atomically
it("writes JSON atomically", () => {
const filePath = join(TEST_DIR, "atomic.json")
const data = { key: "value", number: 123 }
@@ -165,9 +165,9 @@ describe("Storage Utilities", () => {
expect(JSON.parse(content)).toEqual(data)
})
//#given a deeply nested path
//#when calling writeJsonAtomic
//#then it should create parent directories
// given a deeply nested path
// when calling writeJsonAtomic
// then it should create parent directories
it("creates parent directories", () => {
const filePath = join(TEST_DIR, "deep", "nested", "file.json")
writeJsonAtomic(filePath, { test: true })