vh aba17304bd fix(#20): heid-bug-hunt fixups — cutover edge-path robustness (slice-2)
Triaged the heid-bug-hunt panel (Gróa 8 / Hulda 6 / Regin 6; Heid source-checked +
refuted 2 Regin FPs). The lens pulled real weight — confirmed bugs the conformance
review structurally could not see.

Confirmed bugs fixed:
- SessionRetired (410) stream-open maps to wt.SessionApiFailed, but neither cli
  _run_turn nor web gen() caught it → crash / dropped SSE stream. Both presenters now
  catch it (cli → exit 20; web → labeled `event: error`). (Gróa#2) + cli regression test.
- cli forwarded consumer_key unconditionally; an UNBOUND create with the env key set
  would auth as the Bifrost consumer, not the default bearer. Guarded in the adapter
  (consumer_key only when bifrost is set). (Gróa#4 + Regin#4) + test.
- cli _turn_id_from_sse_id crashed on a None/non-str sse_id (web guarded, cli didn't)
  → now tolerant. (Gróa#1 + Hulda#2) + test.
- _cancel_and_log broadened to `except Exception` — after the code-review's ApiError
  default, a cancel could raise SessionApiFailed it didn't catch, breaking INV-009
  (never-raise). (Gróa#3, Heid-endorsed over Regin's refuted mechanism).

Open-world degrade-not-crash (contract posture): render hardened — float duration_ms
(_format_duration_safe), non-mapping usage/snapshot guards, unknown event type
degrades instead of asserting (Gróa#5/#6 + Hulda#3); web _event_to_browser_payload
guards a non-mapping `raw` (Hulda#4); web _wt_client bearer extraction is now
case-insensitive + whitespace-robust (Hulda#5 + Regin#5). + render-degrade test.

Rejected (verified): Regin#1 (httpx IS caught), Regin#2 (wtsdk IS worldtree_sdk),
Regin#3 (sse_client.AgentNotAvailable IS caught by SseConnectFailed) — all FPs;
Hulda#1 (deleted funcs "break callers") — grep-verified zero callers pre-deletion.
Accepted-known-risk: lenient sse_id parse, CancelFailed status=0, async-gen aclose
(pre-existing pattern, not a cutover regression).

Suite 497 green; wt/cli/web ruff + wt mypy clean. Patch.
2026-07-19 07:09:26 -07:00

Ratatoskr

A Worldtree Conversation API debug console. Runs up and down Worldtree's API surface — sessions, turns, persona, tools, admin events, Bifrost state — carrying messages between layers. Like the squirrel.

The product is the observability surface; chat is the input mechanism. Devs run Ratatoskr against a local Worldtree to watch a turn flow through every layer of the system, side-by-side. The interactive surface is the web console (ratatoskr-web); a headless --send CLI drives scripted smokes.

Status

v0 scaffold. Design locked; implementation hasn't started. The dev team owns the implementation pass.

Read in this order

  1. docs/design-brief.md — the locked design. Read this first. Every architectural decision is recorded with its rationale, the alternatives considered, and (where relevant) the operator's lock-in moment.
  2. docs/SPEC-PIN.md — what Worldtree spec version Ratatoskr is built against, where the vendored snapshot lives, and how to bump the pin.
  3. docs/conversation-api-spec.md — the vendored Worldtree spec snapshot. Read this to understand the API surface Ratatoskr consumes. Do not import anything from a Worldtree checkout — the boundary is the spec, not the code. See docs/design-brief.md §2.
  4. CLAUDE.md — Claude Code conventions for this repo (mostly inherited from the Corviduo template).
  5. persistent-memory.md — durable intent across context resets. Update as decisions and state evolve.

Quickstart

# 1. Environment
uv venv && source .venv/bin/activate
uv pip install -e ".[dev]"

# 2. Verify the spec pin
cat docs/SPEC-PIN.md   # documented Worldtree SHA + bump procedure

# 3. Tests (none yet; scaffold only)
uv run pytest

# 4. Run against a local Worldtree (Worldtree must be running)
# Interactive web console:
ratatoskr-web --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8765
# Headless CLI (scripted smoke):
ratatoskr --send "hello" --new --agent mimir --api-key "$WORLDTREE_API_KEY"

What this repo is NOT

  • NOT a polished consumer for Worldtree's end-users — that's the web app.
  • NOT a Worldtree admin tool — admin CLI is separate (sessions_cli.py lives in Worldtree).
  • NOT a featuretracking shadow of the web app — when the Conversation API surface grows, Ratatoskr does not necessarily grow with it.
  • NOT a remote-Worldtree debug client — file-tail surfaces (persona log, server log) assume local-dev posture.

The full negative-clause list lives in docs/design-brief.md §6.

Boundary rule

Ratatoskr depends on a small, fixed surface:

  • httpx + httpx-sse (network layer)
  • starlette + uvicorn (the web console; the web extra)
  • Worldtree's published Conversation API spec at the pinned SHA

Hard rule: no imports from a Worldtree checkout. No core.* imports, no from worldtree.*, no shared models, no submodule of Worldtree. The spec is the entire surface. Boundary smoke test at tests/test_no_worldtree_imports.py enforces this in CI.

Version-skew strategy

The dev team is decoupled from Worldtree's dev team. To detect drift when Worldtree changes the API:

  1. Spec-version pin in pyproject.toml (worldtree-spec-rev). Bump explicitly; bumps are a tracked action.
  2. Recorded-SSE snapshot tests at tests/snapshots/. Captured against a live Worldtree; replayed in CI. Re-record after every pin bump.
  3. Conformance smoke test — boots Worldtree via Docker compose in CI, runs a one-turn happy path. Catches integration-level drift.

See docs/SPEC-PIN.md for the bump procedure.

Consumer-side discoveries

If you find a spec gap, ambiguity, or missing-but-needed endpoint while working on Ratatoskr: route the discovery back to worldtree-dev via althing rather than via PR on Worldtree directly. The separate-team boundary is intentional and helps catch spec gaps that an in-tree consumer would paper over.

  • Worldtree — the API Ratatoskr consumes
  • brokkr-smithy — authored this design brief
  • Skaldsong — another Worldtree API consumer (Python; render-and-aggregate pattern)
  • mead-hall — another Worldtree API consumer (TypeScript; server-side broker)
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