fix(sdk): judge fenced llm replies by their content; resume past a predicate gate - #558
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…edicate gate Two defects that stop an authored flow on relayflows 2.0.29. A structured f.llm reply wrapped in one markdown fence (```json ... ```) failed verification_failed, though the value inside matched the schema. Models add the fence despite the instruction not to, and a failed run cannot be resumed. The llm worker now parses the value inside exactly one surrounding fence; the schema still judges it, and prose or two fences still fail. A resumed body could not get past a predicate `.gate(fn)`: the recorded verdict comes back from the predicate-gates stream with sorted keys, so JSON.stringify of it lowered a different `<step>.gate` command than the first run, and the admission key refused it (run_admission_conflict). The gate command is now built in a fixed field order. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe SDK now strips one surrounding Markdown code fence before schema verification of LLM output. It also rebuilds predicate-gate verdict records in a fixed field order before generating the gate command. ChangesFenced LLM Output
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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Structured replies using tilde fences or longer closing markers can fail verification despite valid JSON. This is a bounded issue to fix or explicitly accept before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Capture the actual baseline invocation
The committed baseline transcript uses the placeholder <the 13 files> rather than the literal command, and its 238-test summary does not include the four suites later shown to contain another 63 tests. It therefore cannot substantiate the claim that all 13 branch-failing files were run on unmodified main, so the conclusion that the seven additional failures were branch-only load flakes is not reproducible from this evidence. Record the exact file list and complete captured output.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L90-L92
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Fixed in 2d356ca. The placeholder file is gone. verify.sh now runs the 13 files by their literal names, once with this change's two source files at main (thirteen-files-at-main.txt) and once on the branch (thirteen-files-on-branch.txt), and captures the complete output of both. Both give Tests 60 failed | 114 passed | 64 skipped (238). The full npm test output is in full-suite-on-branch.txt: 61 failed, which is the same 60 plus cli-watch, and cli-watch passes in both 13-file runs.
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Record the byte-for-byte restoration command
The transcript narrates cmp exit 0 but contains neither the restoration command nor the literal cmp invocation and captured status. Consequently the evidence does not establish that the mutated source was restored byte-for-byte before the passing test, despite the commit labeling this mutation-verified; capture those commands and their output as required.
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Fixed in 2d356ca. mutation-1-fence.txt and mutation-2-predicate.txt now capture every literal command with its output and exit code: cp the source aside, the sed mutation, the failing test, cp it back, cmp (exit=0), git diff --stat, and the passing test. verify.sh reproduces them.
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In `@packages/sdk/src/llm-worker.ts`:
- Line 109: Update the fence matching in unfenced() to recognize both backtick
and tilde openers, and require a closing run of the same marker character that
is at least as long as the opener. Add fence tests covering a single `~~~json`
fence and a longer closing backtick run.
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Addresses review: a fence opens with three or more backticks or tildes and closes with a run of the same character at least as long. Evidence is now regenerated by evidence/llm-fence-predicate-resume/verify.sh, which captures every literal command, including the restore and cmp. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
verify.sh captures every command it runs, including the restore and cmp, and the complete output of the 13 suspect files at main and on the branch and of the full suite. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…yflow (#559) * feat(examples): prompt-lab — the Prompt Lab product brief as one relayflow Job 1 (new agency), Job 2 (detect and fix one question) and the test-patient creator from the brief, each job file its diagram line by line: deterministic steps for System boxes, f.human gates asked of input.reviewer for You boxes, lab-store writes for Outcome boxes. Apricot's Bank is a local JSON lab written only by an idempotent store CLI; every read and write is a journaled f.run. prove.sh drives all three jobs end to end locally with real Claude calls and captures every command's output under evidence/run. Runtime defects found on the way are captured under evidence/runtime-findings, with workarounds commented where they live. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(examples): point prompt-lab workarounds at #558, #560, #561 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(examples): address prompt-lab review — store lock, menus, visit type, commit candidates - store.ts: mutating verbs take an exclusive lab lock, so concurrent runs no longer lose a read-modify-write; failures throw so the lock is released; the journal-tail guard counts UTF-8 bytes. - Job 2 re-runs and scores the new prompt on every distinct menu the question is asked with, since done changes it for all of them. - Job 1 plans from shelf patients of the run's visit type; gap briefs carry it and are keyed per question x visit type; generated charts use it. - Only first-pass prompts that ran on a covered patient are commit candidates; gap-only drafts are held until a patient covers them. - The patient plan file is keyed by the plan, so a re-run never reuses a stale one. - prove.sh propagates exit codes and stops on the first unexpected one. Evidence regenerated from a fresh run of prove.sh on this code. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(examples): address prompt-lab re-review — CAS publish, OS-released lock, no dead proposal - publish is a compare-and-swap on the live prompt the run read: a retried publish is a no-op once it landed and never rolls back a newer one. - The lab lock is a SQLite BEGIN EXCLUSIVE on <lab>/.lock.db: the kernel releases it when its process dies, SIGKILL included. Replaces the pid file, whose read-then-steal raced (the concurrency test caught it). - Config level no longer pays for a proposed rewrite of shared rows that nothing read; Job 2 iterates from the live prompt with the changeset. Evidence regenerated from a fresh prove.sh run on this code; the lease race (#560) cost one earlier attempt, kept in runtime-findings. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(examples): a short prompt-lab README; design notes and proof move to PROOF.md Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(examples): prompt-lab Job 2 checks shelf coverage after filtering; closes an issue the live prompt already resolves Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Relayflow Lead <lead@relayflows.local> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two defects found while proving the Prompt Lab example end to end on relayflows 2.0.29. Each one stopped a local authored run.
1. A fenced structured
f.llmreply failed verificationf.llm(prompt, { output })with a reply of the form```json\n{…}\n```completedverification_failed, even though the value inside matched the schema. The worker already tells the model not to use fences, and it still does sometimes: twice in about 40 calls withclaude-sonnet-5. A failed run can't be resumed, so each occurrence costs the whole run.Fix:
llm-worker.tsparses the value inside exactly one surrounding fence (unfenced). A fence is three or more backticks or tildes, closed by a run of the same character at least as long. The schema still judges that value, and both the worker and the kernel still check it. Prose around the JSON still fails, and so do two fenced values. SURFACE.md now says so.2. A resumed body couldn't get past a predicate
.gate(fn)applyPredicateGatelowers the verdict asprintf '%s' '<JSON.stringify(record)>'. The first run stringifies the record as the SDK wrote it:gate, step, verdict, because. On resume, the record comes back from thepredicate-gatesstream with its keys sorted. The<step>.gatecommand then differs, and the admission key refuses it:So any authored flow with a predicate gate before an
f.humancouldn't resume. The existing resume test replayed the record in the order it was written, so it couldn't catch this.Fix: build the command in a fixed field order. The
f.humanandf.hookrecords beside it are built literally in code, so they aren't affected.Evidence
Every file in
evidence/llm-fence-predicate-resume/comes fromverify.sh, run frompackages/sdk. The script echoes each literal command and then its complete output and exit code.mutation-1-fence.txt,mutation-2-predicate.txt: mutation-verified, per AGENTS.md.cpthe source aside →sedrevert the one fix → the named test fails →cpback →cmp(exit 0) → the same test passes.thirteen-files-at-main.txtvsthirteen-files-on-branch.txt: the 13 test files that fail on this machine, run first with this change's two source files atmain(git show main:…, restored andcmp'd afterwards), then on the branch. Both runs giveTests 60 failed | 114 passed | 64 skipped (238), so this change adds no failures there. They're environmental: a missingkernel/target/release/relayflowd(ENOENT), the hosted-extension sandbox, and similar.full-suite-on-branch.txt:npm testgivesTests 61 failed | 2759 passed | 72 skipped (2892). That's the same 60, plus one incli-watch.test.ts, a file that passes in both 13-file runs above. It's a load flake in the full run.npm run typecheckandnpm run typecheck:testspass. CI (packed-consumer,linux-x64-artifact,validate) is green.Not in this PR
The lease problems from the same proof are tracked separately, because they need diagnosis rather than a one-line fix:
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Touches LLM verification and authored resume admission paths; behavior is narrower (accept one fence) and more deterministic (canonical gate JSON), with targeted tests and mutation evidence.
Overview
Fixes two resume-blocking bugs in local authored runs: structured
f.llmoutput wrapped in a single markdown fence, and predicate.gate(fn)steps after resume.The LLM worker now strips exactly one surrounding fence (backticks or tildes) via
unfencedbeforeJSON.parseand schema checks; prose or multiple fences still fail verification. Predicate gate lowering builds a canonicalPredicateRecordwith fixed field order so a verdict replayed from the journal with sorted keys produces the sameprintfgate command as the first run, avoidingrun_admission_conflict.docs/SURFACE.mddocuments the fence rule.evidence/llm-fence-predicate-resume/adds mutation runs and suite logs for review.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 2d356ca. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
Summary by cubic
Fixes two defects that stop authored flows on relayflows 2.0.29: fenced structured
f.llmreplies failing verification, and resumed runs not getting past a predicate.gate(fn).Bug Fixes
f.llm(prompt, { output })now judges a reply that is exactly one markdown code fence by the value inside it. A fence opens with three or more backticks or tildes and closes with a run of the same character at least as long; prose around the JSON or two fenced values still fail.<step>.gatecommand is now built in a fixed field order, so a resumed verdict read back with sorted keys lowers the same command as the first run instead of hitting arun_admission_conflict.Refactors
unfencedhelper exported fromllm-worker.ts.docs/SURFACE.mdand adds mutation evidence underevidence/llm-fence-predicate-resume/, regenerated byverify.shwith literal commands.Written for commit 2d356ca. Summary will update on new commits.