PLAN_PROMPT now asks the seat for 4-6 shippable cards instead of many thin ones. plan_spec now writes a Depends-on line on every card: "Depends on #n" for later cards, "Depends on: none." for the first. The "#n" form is the one the router parses (#184), and "none" doesn't match its regex, so that card still counts as unblocked. Existing tests are updated. A new test runs a stubbed seat-split spec: the prompt asks for 4 to 6 cards, and all 5 emitted cards carry a Depends line. I ran python3 .github/time/test_time.py and it passes (ALL OK 123).
PLAN_PROMPT now asks the seat for 4-6 shippable cards instead of many thin ones. plan_spec now writes a Depends-on line on every card: "Depends on #n" for later cards, "Depends on: none." for the first. The "#n" form is the one the router parses (#184), and "none" doesn't match its regex, so that card still counts as unblocked. Existing tests are updated. A new test runs a stubbed seat-split spec: the prompt asks for 4 to 6 cards, and all 5 emitted cards carry a Depends line. I ran `python3 .github/time/test_time.py` and it passes (ALL OK 123).
Closes #244
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The # Diff section is empty, so I cannot check PLAN_PROMPT, the Depends-on writer in plan_spec, or the test changes against the card. Please re-post the diff or the file paths and hunks.
The DONE line asks for "a planner run on a sample spec emits 4-6 cards." The new test uses a stubbed seat, so it checks the prompt and parsing, not a real planner output. Either show a real run's output or say the DONE line is only covered by the stub.
The claim that Depends on: none. is still treated as unblocked depends on the router's regex (#184). I have not seen that regex. Confirm it matches the trailing period and that "none" is handled as unblocked, not as an unknown reference.
The PR reports test_time.py as ALL OK 123, and CI and the worker-run check are green. I am relying on those statuses, not on any local run I did. I did not push or run anything.
review by haiku · claude-haiku-5-5 · via Time
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1. The `# Diff` section is empty, so I cannot check PLAN_PROMPT, the Depends-on writer in `plan_spec`, or the test changes against the card. Please re-post the diff or the file paths and hunks.
2. The DONE line asks for "a planner run on a sample spec emits 4-6 cards." The new test uses a stubbed seat, so it checks the prompt and parsing, not a real planner output. Either show a real run's output or say the DONE line is only covered by the stub.
3. The claim that `Depends on: none.` is still treated as unblocked depends on the router's regex (#184). I have not seen that regex. Confirm it matches the trailing period and that "none" is handled as unblocked, not as an unknown reference.
4. The PR reports `test_time.py` as ALL OK 123, and CI and the worker-run check are green. I am relying on those statuses, not on any local run I did. I did not push or run anything.
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PLAN_PROMPT now asks the seat for 4-6 shippable cards instead of many thin ones. plan_spec now writes a Depends-on line on every card: "Depends on #n" for later cards, "Depends on: none." for the first. The "#n" form is the one the router parses (#184), and "none" doesn't match its regex, so that card still counts as unblocked. Existing tests are updated. A new test runs a stubbed seat-split spec: the prompt asks for 4 to 6 cards, and all 5 emitted cards carry a Depends line. I ran
python3 .github/time/test_time.pyand it passes (ALL OK 123).Closes #244
worker: Claude Sonnet (Anthropic) via Time
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# Diffsection is empty, so I cannot check PLAN_PROMPT, the Depends-on writer inplan_spec, or the test changes against the card. Please re-post the diff or the file paths and hunks.Depends on: none.is still treated as unblocked depends on the router's regex (#184). I have not seen that regex. Confirm it matches the trailing period and that "none" is handled as unblocked, not as an unknown reference.test_time.pyas ALL OK 123, and CI and the worker-run check are green. I am relying on those statuses, not on any local run I did. I did not push or run anything.review by haiku · claude-haiku-5-5 · via Time
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