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Conductor Service: verification, config fix, and first commit

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segment 1 of 4

Read the canonical plan and explore the conductor service repo structure

Done

The user provided the conductor build contract and asked the assistant to verify the service. The assistant read the plan (conductor-plan.md), checked git status, and explored PHP files under app/routes/database/config/tests. It ran php -l on every PHP file (all clean, 0 fails) and composer validate (valid). It also read key files like WatchCommand, AppServiceProvider, routes/api.php, and the GpuEmbeddingRuntimeAdapter interface to compare against the contract requirements.

outcome

The plan and repo structure were successfully explored, setting the stage for verification.

next steps

key decisions

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2 weeks ago 2 weeks ago

segment 2 of 4

Verify the conductor service by running install, migration, and tests

Done

The assistant ran composer install, ensured .env and SQLite database were set up, ran migrations, and executed the full test suite. All 18 tests passed, including WatchPolicyTest covering all spawn/teardown/cooldown/alert policies and availability gate logic.

outcome

Composer install succeeded, migrations ran clean (2 migrations applied), and all 18 tests passed (20 assertions). The watch daemon was verified to read config correctly and fall back to defaults.

next steps

key decisions

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2 weeks ago 2 weeks ago

segment 3 of 4

Identify and fix config key mismatch between watcher/janitor configs and command reads

Done

The assistant discovered that config/conductor-runtimes.php used a 'watcher' parent key with leaf names like spawn_depth_threshold, poll_seconds, and respawn_cooldown_minutes, while WatchCommand reads config('conductor-runtimes.watch.spawn_threshold', 'poll_interval_seconds', 'cooldown_minutes'). Similarly, JanitorCommand reads min_idle_minutes/max_deliveries instead of pending_reclaim_minutes/max_delivery_count. This meant all documented env knobs were silently ignored, falling back to hardcoded defaults. The assistant fixed the config file by renaming the parent key and leaf names to exactly match what the commands read, keeping the same env var names for operator continuity. Confirmed the fix resolves correctly via tinker and all tests still pass.

outcome

Config keys aligned: config/conductor-runtimes.php now has 'watch' parent with spawn_threshold, cooldown_minutes, etc., and janitor block with min_idle_minutes, max_deliveries, poll_interval_seconds, batch. Env vars take effect correctly.

next steps

key decisions

  • Renamed config parent key 'watcher' to 'watch' to match what WatchCommand reads.
  • Renamed leaf keys like spawn_depth_threshold -> spawn_threshold, poll_seconds -> poll_interval_seconds, respawn_cooldown_minutes -> cooldown_minutes.
  • For janitor: renamed pending_reclaim_minutes -> min_idle_minutes, max_delivery_count -> max_deliveries, added missing poll_interval_seconds and batch keys.
  • Preserved all existing CONDUCTOR_WATCH_* and CONDUCTOR_JANITOR_* env var names so operator-facing config stays backward-compatible.

open questions

2 weeks ago 2 weeks ago

segment 4 of 4

Finalize verification: lint sweep, git commit, and report

Done

The assistant ran a full php -l sweep (57 files, 0 fails), confirmed .gitignore properly excludes vendor/sqlite/.env, staged 90 files, and committed with a descriptive message. The commit includes the config key name fix. The session concluded with a structured output report listing the fixed config mismatch and two non-blocking notes (routing prefix and package layering).

outcome

All 57 PHP files lint-clean, composer valid, git commit 022d460 with 90 files (61 PHP). Clean working tree.

next steps

key decisions

  • The /healthz route serves at /api/healthz due to Laravel's apiPrefix set in bootstrap/app.php (Scaffold-owned, not editable). If root /healthz is needed, the Scaffold must add it.
  • The conductor.* stream/connection config keys intentionally belong to the conductor-client package; the service has hardcoded contract-default fallbacks, which is correct per the plan layering.

open questions

2 weeks ago 2 weeks ago