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Summary

PRs included

PR Title
dlorenc#342 Message cleanup (DeleteAcked)
dlorenc#334 Session ID fix (no-history crash)
dlorenc#336 Error msgs + process detection
dlorenc#340 Structured error constructors (18 new)
dlorenc#335 JSON CLI output (--json flag)

Test additions

  • internal/errors/errors_test.go — 386 lines: all 18 new error constructors
  • internal/cli/cli_test.go — 142 lines: JSON output edge cases, structured workspace validation
  • internal/daemon/daemon_test.go — 131 lines: message routing edge cases

Test plan

  • go test ./... passes (verified locally)
  • go build ./cmd/multiclaude succeeds (verified locally)
  • Hand-test before PRing upstream

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aronchick and others added 30 commits January 22, 2026 17:10
Adds support for displaying the build version via:
- `multiclaude --version` or `multiclaude -v` flags
- `multiclaude version` subcommand

The version can be set at build time via ldflags:
  go build -ldflags "-X 'github.com/dlorenc/multiclaude/internal/cli.Version=$(git rev-parse HEAD)'"

Defaults to "dev" when not set.

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Enhances the version command with:
- Semver-formatted version strings (0.0.0+commit-dev for dev builds)
- GetVersion() helper that uses VCS info from Go build
- IsDevVersion() helper for checking development builds
- JSON output support (--json flag) for machine-readable format

JSON output includes:
- version: semver-formatted version string
- isDev: boolean indicating if this is a dev build
- rawVersion: the raw Version variable value

For dev builds, GetVersion() extracts the commit hash from VCS
build info embedded by Go and returns "0.0.0+<commit>-dev".

For release builds (Version set via ldflags), returns Version as-is.

Reference: https://semver.org

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…n-command

Upstream contrib/version command
State package:
- Fix race condition in concurrent saves by using unique temp files
  via os.CreateTemp instead of a fixed .tmp filename
- Add proper cleanup of temp files when write/rename errors occur
- Fix GetAllRepos() to include TaskHistory in the deep copy

Worktree package:
- Fix HasUnpushedCommits to properly detect and error on non-git dirs
  instead of silently returning false
- Add CleanupOrphanedWithDetails to report removal errors instead of
  silently ignoring them, while keeping backwards compatibility

Add comprehensive tests for:
- Concurrent save operations
- TaskHistory deep copy verification
- Temp file cleanup verification
- UpdateAgentPID and UpdateTaskHistorySummary functions
- Non-git directory error handling
- CleanupOrphanedWithDetails functionality

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- Fix pkg/tmux doc.go example to include context.Context parameters
- Add IsBinaryAvailable() method to pkg/claude Runner for CLI availability check
- Document Config.Resume behavior with usage guidance
- Add comprehensive context cancellation tests for tmux operations
- Add error path tests for prompt WriteToFile and Loader

Test coverage improvements:
- pkg/tmux: 82.3% → 89.6%
- pkg/claude: 88.2% → 90.0%
- pkg/claude/prompt: 90.9% → 95.5%

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This PR addresses code quality issues in the internal/cli package:

1. Remove dead code: Deleted unused SelectFromListWithDefault function
   from selector.go

2. Reduce duplication: Extracted formatAgentStatusCell helper function
   to replace 3 identical switch statements for formatting status cells
   with colors (in listWorkers, listWorkspaces, and workspace display)

3. Add analysis document: Created docs/cli-refactoring-analysis.md with
   detailed findings and recommendations for future improvements

The cli.go file is 5,052 lines with 28.3% test coverage. The analysis
document outlines a phased approach for further improvements:
- Phase 1: Quick wins (completed in this PR)
- Phase 2: File splitting into logical files
- Phase 3: Test coverage improvement
- Phase 4: Extract common patterns

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- Extract common agent startup code into startAgentWithConfig()
- Unify writePromptFile and writePromptFileWithPrefix functions
- Remove ~44 lines of duplicated code from daemon.go
- Add comprehensive tests for:
  - getRequiredStringArg helper function
  - recordTaskHistory function (success/failure cases)
  - linkGlobalCredentials function
  - repairCredentials function
  - isLogFile edge cases

These changes improve code maintainability by reducing duplication
in the agent startup code path and increase test coverage for
previously untested utility functions.

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fix: Improve robustness of state and worktree packages
docs: Improve public pkg documentation and test coverage
refactor: CLI package code quality improvements
refactor: Consolidate agent startup logic and add daemon tests
…val logic (dlorenc#231)

This commit includes small, safe refactoring improvements that enhance
code readability and maintainability without changing behavior:

1. Apply gofmt -s simplifications:
   - Simplify struct field alignment in cli.go, state.go, worktree.go
   - Remove redundant spacing in inline comments (50 lines)

2. Extract duplicated directory removal code:
   - Add removeDirectoryIfExists() helper function
   - Replace 5 duplicate code blocks in stopAll() command
   - Reduces code duplication by ~35 lines

All tests pass. No behavior changes.

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Add a new CI job that runs 'gofmt -s -l .' to ensure all Go code is
properly formatted before merge. Also fix formatting in 3 existing
test files that had minor whitespace issues.

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This is PR 1 of issue dlorenc#233 (Configurable agents via markdown definitions).

Changes:
- Create internal/templates/agent-templates/ directory with current prompts
  extracted to markdown files:
  - merge-queue.md
  - worker.md
  - reviewer.md
- Add internal/templates package that embeds templates and provides
  CopyAgentTemplates() function
- Add RepoAgentsDir() method to pkg/config for ~/.multiclaude/repos/<repo>/agents/
- Update initRepo to copy templates to per-repo agents directory on init

No behavior changes yet - daemon still reads from old locations (internal/prompts).
This is preparation for making agents user-configurable.

Related: dlorenc#233

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…enc#237)

This PR implements the infrastructure for reading and managing agent
definitions from markdown files, as specified in issue dlorenc#233.

Changes:
- Add new internal/agents package with:
  - Reader to read agent definitions from local and repo directories
  - Definition struct to represent parsed agent definitions
  - MergeDefinitions function implementing resolution order where
    checked-in repo definitions win over local on filename conflict
  - ParseTitle and ParseDescription helpers to extract metadata from markdown

- Add 'multiclaude agents list' command that shows available agent
  definitions for a repository, including source (local vs repo)

- Add comprehensive tests for the new functionality

Agent definitions are read from:
1. ~/.multiclaude/repos/<repo>/agents/*.md (local user definitions)
2. <repo>/.multiclaude/agents/*.md (checked-in team definitions)

When the same filename exists in both locations, the checked-in
repo definition takes precedence.

Closes dlorenc#233 (PR 2 of 3)

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…nc#233 PR 3) (dlorenc#238)

This PR implements the third phase of issue dlorenc#233 (Configurable agents via
markdown definitions), making the supervisor the orchestrator for agent
spawning.

Changes:
- Add ParseClass() and ParseSpawnOnInit() methods to agents.Definition
  for extracting agent metadata from markdown content
- Add spawn_agent daemon handler that accepts inline prompts (name, class,
  prompt text) instead of hardcoded agent types
- Update daemon startup to read agent definitions and send them to the
  supervisor on initialization
- Update supervisor prompt with new "Agent Orchestration" section
  explaining how to interpret and use agent definitions

The daemon now:
1. Reads agent definitions from ~/.multiclaude/repos/<repo>/agents/ and
   <repo>/.multiclaude/agents/ using the agents.Reader
2. Sends all definitions to the supervisor via a message on startup
3. Provides a spawn_agent socket command for spawning agents with
   custom prompts

The supervisor now understands:
- How to receive and interpret agent definitions
- Agent classes (persistent vs ephemeral)
- Spawn conditions from markdown content

This is part of the transition to make agents user-configurable instead
of hardcoded. Future work will give the supervisor more direct control
over when and how to spawn agents.

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- Add AgentTypeGenericPersistent constant for persistent agents spawned
  from definitions, avoiding semantic confusion with AgentTypeMergeQueue
- Update daemon health check, wake loop, and restart logic to recognize
  the new agent type for auto-restart behavior
- Simplify agent definition parsing: remove keyword/frontmatter detection
  and let the supervisor (Claude) interpret raw markdown definitions
- Update supervisor prompt with clearer instructions for interpreting
  agent definitions and spawning agents

The keyword-based parsing was fragile and could have false positives.
Moving interpretation to Claude makes the system more flexible and
reduces brittle parsing code.

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…PR 4) (dlorenc#243)

This PR completes the configurable agents implementation by fixing the
remaining gaps between supervisor orchestration and daemon agent spawning:

1. Add `multiclaude agents spawn` CLI command
   - Allows spawning agents from prompt files
   - Connects supervisor orchestration with daemon's spawn_agent handler
   - Usage: multiclaude agents spawn --name <n> --class <c> --prompt-file <f>

2. Add `multiclaude agents reset` CLI command
   - Resets agent definitions to defaults by re-copying from templates
   - Useful for recovering from customization issues

3. Remove direct merge-queue startup from daemon
   - Merge-queue is now spawned by supervisor based on definitions
   - Daemon sends merge-queue config (enabled/track-mode) to supervisor
   - Supervisor decides whether and how to spawn merge-queue

4. Remove duplicate prompts from internal/prompts/
   - Removed merge-queue.md, worker.md, review.md (now in agent-templates)
   - Keep only supervisor.md and workspace.md (hardcoded agents)
   - Update prompts.go and tests for new behavior
   - CLI functions now read worker/merge-queue prompts from agent definitions

5. Update supervisor prompt
   - Use new `multiclaude agents spawn` command instead of message-based approach
   - Document merge-queue configuration section in definitions message

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…renc#240)

* refactor: Extract branch cleanup helper to eliminate duplication

Extract cleanupOrphanedBranchesWithPrefix() helper function to remove
45 lines of duplicated code in localCleanup(). The same logic was
repeated for work/* and workspace/* branch cleanup.

Changes:
- Add cleanupOrphanedBranchesWithPrefix() helper (38 lines)
- Replace duplicated blocks with helper calls (reduces 45 lines to 7)
- Net reduction: ~38 lines of code
- No behavior changes

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* refactor: Extract common periodic loop pattern in daemon

Extract periodicLoop() helper to eliminate repetitive loop boilerplate
across three daemon background loops (health check, message router, wake).

Changes:
- Add periodicLoop() helper function with configurable startup/tick callbacks
- Replace healthCheckLoop() body with periodicLoop call
- Replace messageRouterLoop() body with periodicLoop call
- Replace wakeLoop() body with periodicLoop call
- Net reduction: 18 lines of duplicated code

Benefits:
- Reduces duplication of ticker/select/context pattern
- Centralizes loop cancellation logic
- Makes loop behavior more consistent and testable
- Simplifies adding new background loops in the future

No behavior changes - identical functionality preserved.

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* refactor: Use standard repo resolution in addWorkspace

Replace inline repository resolution logic with call to resolveRepo()
to ensure consistent behavior across all commands.

Changes:
- Remove manual repo resolution (11 lines)
- Use c.resolveRepo(flags) instead (3 lines)
- Net reduction: 8 lines

Benefits:
- Adds git remote URL matching (was missing)
- Adds daemon current-repo query (was missing)
- Consistent error messages across commands
- Better user experience in git repositories

Previously, addWorkspace() only checked --repo flag and cwd inference,
while other commands also checked git remotes and daemon default repo.
This inconsistency meant commands like 'work' would find a repo but
'workspace add' would fail in the same directory.

No behavior changes for existing working cases - only adds fallback
options that were previously unavailable.

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* test: Fix flaky tmux tests in CI by adding robust session check

Add skipIfTmuxCantCreateSessions() helper that verifies tmux can actually
create sessions, not just that the binary exists. In CI environments
without a proper terminal, tmux may be installed but unable to create
sessions. The old IsTmuxAvailable() only checked if `tmux -V` works.

Updated 10 tests to use the new helper for consistent behavior:
- TestHealthCheckLoopWithRealTmux
- TestHealthCheckCleansUpMarkedAgents
- TestMessageRoutingWithRealTmux
- TestWakeLoopUpdatesNudgeTime
- TestWakeLoopSkipsRecentlyNudgedAgents
- TestRestoreTrackedReposExistingSession
- TestRestoreDeadAgentsWithExistingSession
- TestRestoreDeadAgentsSkipsAliveProcesses
- TestRestoreDeadAgentsSkipsTransientAgents
- TestRestoreDeadAgentsIncludesWorkspace
- TestHealthCheckAttemptsRestorationBeforeCleanup

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Add comprehensive tests to improve coverage, focusing on critical business
logic and error handling paths. Achieved 100% coverage for internal/format
package and significant improvements in other packages.

Coverage improvements:
- internal/format: 78.4% → 100.0% (+21.6%)
- internal/prompts/commands: 76.2% → 85.7% (+9.5%)
- internal/daemon: 59.2% → 59.7% (+0.5%)
- internal/cli: 29.1% → 30.1% (+1.0%)

Added tests cover:
- Format package: Header, Dimmed, ColoredTable.Print, totalWidth calculations
- Prompts/commands: Error handling for directory generation and setup
- Daemon: Wait, trigger functions (health check, message routing, wake, worktree refresh)
- CLI: Version commands, help, execute with edge cases

All new tests follow existing patterns and use proper test helpers.
Added COVERAGE_IMPROVEMENTS.md documenting changes and recommendations.

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…lorenc#244)

- Fix bug where TypeMergeQueue mapped to wrong filename "REVIEWER.md"
  instead of "MERGE-QUEUE.md"
- Add comprehensive tests for handleSpawnAgent daemon handler covering
  missing args, invalid class, repo not found, and agent exists cases
- Add tests for spawnAgentFromFile CLI command covering validation errors
  and non-existent prompt file
- Add tests for resetAgentDefinitions CLI command covering fresh creation
  and reset scenarios

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…te.go (dlorenc#246)

* refactor: Extract atomic write helper to eliminate duplication in state.go

Extract duplicated atomic file write logic from Save() and saveUnlocked()
into a shared atomicWrite() helper function. This eliminates 36 lines of
exact code duplication and ensures consistent atomic save behavior across
both methods.

Changes:
- Add atomicWrite(path, data) helper for atomic file writes
- Update Save() to use atomicWrite helper
- Update saveUnlocked() to use atomicWrite helper
- All 45 state package tests pass

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* refactor: Extract daemon request helper to reduce duplication in CLI

Add sendDaemonRequest() helper method to centralize socket client creation
and error handling. This eliminates repetitive boilerplate code across CLI
commands and ensures consistent error handling.

Changes:
- Add sendDaemonRequest(command, args) helper to CLI struct
- Update 6 functions to use the helper:
  - stopDaemon
  - listRepos
  - setCurrentRepo
  - getCurrentRepo
  - clearCurrentRepo
  - listWorkers
- Net reduction: 25 lines of code eliminated
- All 38 CLI tests pass

Impact:
- Reduces duplication across 6+ functions (with ~24 more opportunities)
- Consistent error handling for daemon communication
- Easier to maintain and modify daemon request behavior

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…system (dlorenc#245)

* refactor: Consolidate AgentType definitions and deprecate old prompt system

This consolidates the parallel customization systems created during the
configurable agents implementation:

1. **Consolidated AgentType definitions**:
   - Made state.AgentType the canonical type definition
   - Created deprecated aliases in prompts package for backward compatibility
   - Updated all call sites in cli.go and daemon.go to use state.AgentType

2. **Deprecated old LoadCustomPrompt system**:
   - Removed LoadCustomPrompt calls from writeWorkerPromptFile and
     writeMergeQueuePromptFile
   - Added deprecation notice to LoadCustomPrompt function
   - The new system (<repo>/.multiclaude/agents/) is now the single
     source for agent customization

3. **Updated documentation**:
   - AGENTS.md: Updated "Custom Prompts" section to document new system
   - README.md: Updated "Repository Configuration" section
   - SPEC.md: Updated "Role Prompts" section

The old system using SUPERVISOR.md, WORKER.md, REVIEWER.md directly in
.multiclaude/ is deprecated. Users should migrate to the new
.multiclaude/agents/ directory structure.

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* fix: Use unique session names in skipIfTmuxCantCreateSessions

The helper function was using a static session name for all tests,
which could cause race conditions in CI when tests run sequentially.
Now each test gets a unique session name based on the test name,
and any leftover sessions are cleaned up before the check.

This fixes the failing Coverage Check in CI.

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…orenc#247)

* docs: Comprehensive documentation for configurable agents feature

Add documentation for the configurable agents system introduced in dlorenc#233:

- README.md: Add "Agent Definitions" commands subsection with CLI reference
- README.md: Add "Configurable Agents" section explaining customization
- README.md: Update directory structure to include agents directories
- AGENTS.md: Add CLI commands and practical example for customizing workers
- docs/DIRECTORY_STRUCTURE.md: Document agent definition directories and precedence

The documentation covers:
- How to list, reset, and spawn custom agents
- Where agent definitions are stored (local vs repo-checked)
- Precedence order for agent definitions
- Step-by-step example of customizing worker conventions
- How to share definitions with team members

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* chore: Regenerate docs after agent definition removal

Run `go generate ./pkg/config` to update DIRECTORY_STRUCTURE.md
to reflect the removal of the per-repo agent definitions system.

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Add Node.js setup and Claude CLI installation to the e2e-tests job
so that E2E tests can run properly instead of being skipped when
the claude binary is not available.

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…c#249)

* test: Add comprehensive tests for DeleteRemoteBranch function

Add tests covering DeleteRemoteBranch (0% -> 100% coverage) and enhance
CleanupMergedBranches testing with remote deletion scenarios.

Coverage improvements:
- DeleteRemoteBranch: 0% -> 100%
- CleanupMergedBranches: improved remote deletion path coverage
- Overall worktree package: 78.6% -> 80.0%

Test scenarios added:
- Successfully deletes remote branch
- Error handling when remote doesn't exist
- Error handling when branch doesn't exist on remote
- CleanupMergedBranches with deleteRemote=true

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* test: Improve HasUnpushedCommits test coverage (53.3% -> 93.3%)

Add comprehensive tests for HasUnpushedCommits with tracking branches to
cover the previously untested code paths for detecting unpushed commits.

Coverage improvements:
- HasUnpushedCommits: 53.3% -> 93.3%
- Overall worktree package: 80.0% -> 81.3%

Test scenarios added:
- Detects unpushed commits when tracking branch exists
- Handles push/pull cycle correctly
- Detects multiple unpushed commits
- Verifies correct behavior after pushing commits

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* test: Add error handling tests for templates package (75% -> 82.1%)

Add comprehensive error handling and edge case tests for the templates package,
focusing on filesystem operations and error scenarios.

Coverage improvements:
- CopyAgentTemplates: 70.0% -> 80.0%
- Overall templates package: 75.0% -> 82.1%

Test scenarios added:
- Error handling for read-only destinations
- Nested directory creation
- Edge cases with empty/current directory paths
- Consistency verification between ListAgentTemplates and CopyAgentTemplates

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* test: Add error handling tests for messages package (82.2% -> 91.1%)

Add comprehensive error handling tests for the messages package, covering
write/read failures, permission errors, and edge cases.

Coverage improvements:
- Send: 75.0% -> 100.0%
- write: 66.7% -> 77.8%
- read: 87.5% -> 100.0%
- CleanupOrphaned: 77.8% -> 94.4%
- Overall messages package: 82.2% -> 91.1%

Test scenarios added:
- Send fails with invalid permissions
- Get/UpdateStatus fail for non-existent messages
- List/ListUnread handle non-existent directories gracefully
- read handles corrupted JSON files
- Delete is idempotent
- CleanupOrphaned ignores files and handles non-existent repos

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…r CI (dlorenc#253)

The test was failing in CI environments where tmux is installed but cannot
create sessions due to lack of TTY. The skipIfTmuxCantCreateSessions helper
function passes because it successfully creates and destroys a test session,
but subsequent session creation can still fail intermittently.

This change adds a secondary skip condition at the actual session creation
point, following the same pattern used in TestRouteMessageToAgent. This
provides a belt-and-suspenders approach to ensure the test skips gracefully
rather than failing when tmux session creation is unreliable.

Fixes failing Unit Tests in PR dlorenc#248.

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This commit:
1. Adds MULTICLAUDE_TEST_MODE check to daemon's startAgentWithConfig function.
   When test mode is enabled, skips claude binary resolution and startup while
   still registering agents in state. This follows the same pattern already used
   by the CLI code (see internal/cli/cli.go:1108).

2. Adds comprehensive daemon tests for the new test mode functionality.

3. Fixes failing coverage check by reverting the skipIfTmuxCantCreateSessions
   helper back to the simpler IsTmuxAvailable() check. The more complex helper
   was causing race conditions when creating/killing tmux sessions in CI.

This fixes failing E2E tests (TestAgentsSpawnCommand, TestSpawnPersistentAgent,
TestSpawnEphemeralAgent) from PR dlorenc#248 that use the daemon's spawn_agent handler.

Based on PR dlorenc#252 with coverage check fix applied.

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* test: Add comprehensive E2E tests for configurable agents feature

Add E2E tests in test/agents_test.go for:
- TestAgentTemplatesCopiedOnInit: Verifies templates are copied during init
- TestAgentDefinitionMerging: Tests local + repo definition merge (repo wins)
- TestAgentsListCommand: Tests the agents list command
- TestAgentsResetCommand: Tests agents reset restores defaults
- TestAgentsSpawnCommand: Tests spawn via daemon's spawn_agent handler
- TestAgentDefinitionsSentToSupervisor: Tests definitions sent on restore
- TestSpawnPersistentAgent: Tests persistent agent creation
- TestSpawnEphemeralAgent: Tests ephemeral agent creation

Add daemon unit tests in internal/daemon/daemon_test.go:
- TestSendAgentDefinitionsToSupervisor: Tests the function that sends
  agent definitions to the supervisor, including:
  - No definitions case returns nil
  - Sends definitions to supervisor
  - Includes merge queue config when enabled
  - Includes disabled message when merge queue disabled
  - Includes spawn instructions

Coverage improvement:
- Daemon: 60.6% -> 62.8%

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* fix: Skip claude binary startup in daemon during test mode

Add MULTICLAUDE_TEST_MODE check to startAgentWithConfig in the daemon.
When test mode is enabled, the daemon skips:
- Claude binary resolution
- Sending the claude command to tmux
- Getting the Claude process PID

This fixes TestAgentsSpawnCommand, TestSpawnPersistentAgent, and
TestSpawnEphemeralAgent which were failing in CI because the claude
binary is not available.

The pattern follows how the CLI already handles test mode.

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dlorenc and others added 27 commits January 24, 2026 10:37
Remove documentation for features that don't exist:
- docs/extending/EVENT_HOOKS.md - out of scope per ROADMAP
- docs/extending/WEB_UI_DEVELOPMENT.md - out of scope per ROADMAP

Remove one-time analysis documents:
- AUDIT_REPORT.md
- docs/EXTENSIBILITY.md (redundant with extending/*)
- docs/EXTENSION_DOCUMENTATION_SUMMARY.md
- docs/TEST_ARCHITECTURE_REVIEW.md
- docs/cli-refactoring-analysis.md

Simplify CLAUDE.md extensibility section and improve README
with inline code examples.

Total: -3,606 lines of dead/redundant documentation.

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* fix: append custom agent definitions to base templates instead of replacing

Custom agent definitions from .multiclaude/agents/ are now appended to
the base templates from ~/.multiclaude/repos/<repo>/agents/ instead of
replacing them entirely. This ensures critical instructions like
'multiclaude agent complete' are never lost when users customize their
agent definitions.

Changes:
- Add SourceMerged constant to indicate merged definitions
- Update MergeDefinitions to append content with "## Custom Instructions"
  separator when names match
- Update unit and integration tests to verify new append behavior

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* fix: remove extra blank line for gofmt compliance

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Removed gopkg.in/yaml.v3 which was listed in go.mod but never imported.
Discovered via `go mod tidy` lint warning.

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…Ls (dlorenc#320)

Fixes two bugs in the init command:

1. The init command now checks if a repository is already initialized or if
   the tmux session already exists before attempting to create them. Previously,
   users would get cryptic "exit status 1" errors when trying to re-initialize
   a repo. Now they get clear error messages with actionable suggestions.

2. The GitHub URL parser now supports repository names containing dots (e.g.,
   demos.expanso.io). The regex was too restrictive and excluded dots from
   repo names, causing fork detection to fail for repos with dotted names.

Changes:
- Add pre-flight checks in initRepo to verify repo doesn't exist in state
- Check if repository directory already exists before cloning
- Check if tmux session exists before attempting to create it
- Update regex in ParseGitHubURL to allow dots in repository names
- Update test to reflect that dots in repo names are now supported

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…add (dlorenc#322)

Fixes state inconsistency issues when init or workspace add commands fail
partway through execution. Previously, if these commands failed after creating
tmux sessions/windows but before updating state, re-running would fail with
cryptic tmux errors.

Changes:
- initRepo: Check for existing tmux session and state entry before creation
  - Auto-repair by killing stale tmux sessions
  - Clear error if repo already tracked in state
- addWorkspace: Check for existing tmux window and worktree before creation
  - Auto-repair by killing stale tmux windows
  - Auto-repair by removing stale worktrees

This improves P0 "Clear error messages" goal by preventing confusing error
states and making the system self-healing.

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Adds spec-driven proposal for unified repo lifecycle commands:
- repo start: Initialize all standard agents
- repo status: Comprehensive status display
- repo hibernate: Pause agents, preserve state
- repo wake: Resume hibernated repo
- repo refresh: Sync worktrees with main
- repo clean: Remove orphaned resources

Includes design decisions, implementation tasks, and detailed specs.

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…orenc#314)

Addresses P0 roadmap item "Worktree sync". Adds:
- trigger_refresh socket command in daemon
- multiclaude refresh CLI command that triggers immediate worktree sync
- Allows merge-queue or users to force refresh after PRs merge

The existing 5-minute refresh loop continues unchanged; this adds
on-demand capability for faster sync when needed.

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Fork package tests were failing on machines with global git URL rewrite
rules (e.g., url.git@github.com:.insteadof=https://github.com/). Tests
expected exact HTTPS URLs but git was returning SSH URLs due to the
global insteadOf configuration.

Changes:
- Add gitCmdIsolated() helper that runs git with GIT_CONFIG_GLOBAL and
  GIT_CONFIG_SYSTEM set to /dev/null for deterministic behavior
- Add urlsEquivalent() helper for semantic URL comparison (owner/repo
  match) instead of exact string matching
- Update all test git commands to use isolated environment
- Update URL comparisons to use semantic equivalence

This makes tests deterministic regardless of developer's local git
configuration.

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* feat: add repo hibernate command to archive and stop work

Adds `multiclaude repo hibernate` command that cleanly stops all work
in a repository while preserving uncommitted changes:

- Archives uncommitted changes as patch files to ~/.multiclaude/archive/<repo>/<timestamp>/
- Saves metadata (branch, task, worktree path) for each agent
- Lists untracked files separately for manual restoration
- Stops workers and review agents by default (--all for persistent agents)
- Force-removes worktrees after archiving to ensure clean shutdown

Also adds ArchiveDir to Paths config and updates all test files to include it.

Usage: multiclaude repo hibernate [--repo <repo>] [--all] [--yes]

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* fix: address lint issues in hibernate command

- Check error return from client.Send (errcheck)
- Fix formatting with gofmt

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Implements dlorenc#305 - adds a memorable `multiclaude status` command that:

- Shows daemon status (running/not running/unhealthy)
- Lists tracked repos with agent counts
- Gracefully handles daemon not running (no error, just shows status)
- Provides helpful hints for next steps

Unlike `multiclaude list` which errors when daemon is unavailable,
`multiclaude status` always succeeds and shows what it can.

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…ker (dlorenc#307)

Extends worker template with two new capability sections:

**Environment Hygiene:**
- Shell history stealth (leading space prefix)
- Pre-completion cleanup (verify no credentials leaked)

**Feature Integration Tasks:**
- Reuse First principle
- Minimalist Extensions guidance
- PR analysis workflow
- Integration checklist

Follows the concise style of the existing worker template.

Fixes dlorenc#282
Fixes dlorenc#283

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* feat: Add CI guard rails for local validation

Adds Makefile and pre-commit hook to run CI checks locally before pushing.

This prevents the common issue where CI fails after code is already pushed,
by enabling developers to run the exact same checks that GitHub CI runs.

Features:
- Makefile with targets matching all CI jobs (build, unit-tests, e2e-tests, verify-docs, coverage)
- Pre-commit hook script for automatic validation
- Updated CLAUDE.md with usage instructions

Usage:
  make pre-commit    # Fast checks before commit
  make check-all     # Full CI validation
  make install-hooks # Install git pre-commit hook

* Update verify-docs to fix CI

* Use double quotes for regex to avoid syntax errors

* Update Makefile to include verify-docs check

* Fix unused verbose variable in verify-docs
Add comprehensive tests for daemon handlers with low coverage:
- handleTriggerRefresh (0% → 100%)
- handleRestartAgent (validation error paths)
- handleSpawnAgent (argument validation and error cases)
- handleRepairState (basic functionality)
- handleTaskHistory (with filters and limits)
- handleListAgents (with multiple agents)
- handleUpdateRepoConfig (merge queue and PR shepherd settings)
- handleGetRepoConfig (validation and success cases)

The tests use table-driven patterns consistent with existing tests
and focus on testing argument validation and error handling paths
that don't require actual tmux or Claude process startup.

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…c#331)

Add helper functions to socket package for creating responses:
- ErrorResponse(format, args...) for error responses with formatting
- SuccessResponse(data) for success responses

Add argument extraction helpers in daemon:
- getOptionalStringArg for optional string arguments with defaults
- getOptionalBoolArg for optional bool arguments with defaults

Refactored all 50 handler response patterns in daemon.go to use
the new helpers, improving consistency and reducing boilerplate.
This also simplifies fork config parsing from ~12 lines to ~4 lines.

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Port changes from aronchick#66:

- Add docs/TASK_MANAGEMENT.md with comprehensive guide for Claude Code's
  task management tools (TaskCreate/Update/List/Get)
- Add internal/diagnostics package for machine-readable system diagnostics
- Add 'multiclaude diagnostics' CLI command outputting JSON with:
  * Claude CLI version and capability detection
  * Task management support detection (v2.0+)
  * Environment variables (with sensitive value redaction)
  * System paths and tool versions
  * Daemon status and agent statistics
- Add daemon startup diagnostics logging for monitoring
- Update supervisor and worker prompts with task management guidance
  (adapted to new concise prompt style from dlorenc#302)

The diagnostics endpoint helps operators understand the multiclaude
environment, and task management enables agents to organize complex
multi-step work while maintaining the "focused PRs" principle.

Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…tory

When running `multiclaude claude` and no session history exists, the
command now generates a new session ID instead of reusing the old one.
This fixes "Session ID is already in use" errors that occur when Claude
exits abnormally and leaves the session ID locked.

Also adds missing trigger_refresh socket command documentation.

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Add support for machine-readable JSON output of the command tree:
- `multiclaude --json` outputs full command tree as JSON
- `multiclaude --help --json` same as above
- `multiclaude <cmd> --json` outputs that command's schema

This enables LLMs and automation tools to programmatically discover
available commands, their descriptions, usage patterns, and subcommands.

Includes CommandSchema struct for clean JSON serialization that filters
internal commands (prefixed with _) from output.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…nflicts

The 'multiclaude claude' command was failing with "Session ID already in use"
error when Claude was already running in the agent context. This happened because
the command would attempt to restart Claude with --session-id or --resume flags
without checking if a Claude process was already active with that session ID.

Changes:
- Add process alive check for stored agent PID before restarting
- Add double-check for any running process in the tmux pane
- Provide helpful error messages with steps to exit and restart
- Import syscall package for signal-based process detection

The fix detects:
1. If the stored agent PID is still running
2. If a different process is running in the tmux pane

Users now get clear instructions on how to properly restart Claude or attach
to the existing session.

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Changed two error messages to start with lowercase to comply with
Go's error formatting conventions (staticcheck rule ST1005):

- "Claude is already running..." → "claude is already running..."
- "A process..." → "a process..."

These are multi-line user-facing error messages that remain helpful
while following Go's convention that error strings should not be
capitalized (since they may be wrapped in other error contexts).

Fixes lint failures in PR dlorenc#321

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
P0 Roadmap item: Clear error messages

This change ensures every user-facing error tells users:
1. What went wrong (clear, categorized message)
2. How to fix it (actionable suggestion)

Changes:
- Add 17 new error constructors to internal/errors for common failure modes
- Update ~50 error handling locations in CLI to use structured errors
- Replace raw fmt.Errorf calls with CLIError providing suggestions

New error types added:
- RepoAlreadyExists, DirectoryAlreadyExists, WorkspaceAlreadyExists
- InvalidWorkspaceName, InvalidTmuxSessionName
- LogFileNotFound, InvalidDuration, NoDefaultRepo
- StateLoadFailed, SessionIDGenerationFailed, PromptWriteFailed
- ClaudeStartFailed, AgentRegistrationFailed
- WorktreeCleanupNeeded, TmuxWindowCleanupNeeded, TmuxSessionCleanupNeeded
- WorkerNotFound, AgentNoSessionID

Before:
  Error: failed to register worker: connection refused

After:
  Error: failed to register worker with daemon: connection refused

  Try: multiclaude daemon status

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
## Problem
Messages were piling up in the filesystem because acknowledged messages
were never deleted. The messages.Manager had a DeleteAcked() method, but
it was never called by the daemon's message routing loop.

Evidence:
- 128 message files accumulated in production
- 17 acked messages that should have been deleted
- 111 delivered messages never acknowledged

## Root Cause
The messageRouterLoop delivered messages and marked them as "delivered",
but had no cleanup mechanism. The DeleteAcked() method existed but was
only used in tests.

## Solution
Added automatic cleanup of acknowledged messages to the routeMessages()
function. After delivering pending messages to each agent, the loop now
calls DeleteAcked() to remove any messages that have been acknowledged.

The cleanup:
- Runs every 2 minutes as part of the normal message routing cycle
- Only deletes messages with status "acked"
- Logs cleanup activity at debug level for visibility
- Handles errors gracefully without disrupting message delivery

## Testing
- Added TestMessageRoutingCleansUpAckedMessages to verify cleanup works
- All existing daemon tests pass
- Verified in production: 17 acked messages cleaned up after daemon restart

## Impact
- Prevents unbounded growth of message files
- Reduces filesystem clutter
- Makes the message system more reliable
- No breaking changes to message API or behavior

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…nc#336, dlorenc#340, dlorenc#342

Add 659 lines of tests covering:
- All 18 structured error constructors from PR dlorenc#340 (individual + bulk format test)
- JSON CLI output edge cases from PR dlorenc#335 (empty/nested/all-internal subcommands)
- Structured CLIError validation for workspace names from PR dlorenc#340 integration
- Message routing edge cases from PR dlorenc#342 (no acked, mixed ack status)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
whitmo added a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 1, 2026
Review found PR description severely misleading: claims 5 upstream
PRs but contains 99 commits (full upstream sync). Code quality is
mostly good but has 5 specific concerns around removed cleanup logic,
fragile type inference, and removed crash notifications.

Posted review comment: dlorenc#18 (comment)

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whitmo commented Mar 2, 2026

Superseded by #19 which now contains all 12 upstream PRs (batch 1 + batch 2) plus additional fixes.

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