fix(cli): ship every persona-authoring kit in the CLI install tree - #327
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A persona is authored as persona.ts and compiled by the CLI, which resolves the file's imports out of the CLI's own install tree — a globally installed CLI plus a repo with no node_modules is the normal case. #325 fixed the resolution mechanism, but only persona-kit was actually in that tree. turn-kit and review-kit both export define*Persona entry points a persona.ts imports, and neither was a CLI dependency, so `defineTurnPersona` and `defineReviewPersona` personas still failed to compile on a fresh install — the same bug #325 fixed, one layer over. Added to @agentworkforce/cli rather than to deploy (which does the resolving): review-kit's tests import @agentworkforce/deploy, so depending on it from deploy makes a cyclic workspace dependency that pnpm warns about and that leaves `pnpm -r build` order ambiguous. The CLI is the installed surface and nothing depends on it, so the graph stays acyclic. Verified against the published 4.1.49 tree with turn-kit added: a turn persona compiles from a repo with no node_modules, and turn-kit's optional @agent-assistant/turn-context peer is not dragged into the bundle when it is absent. The new test derives the kit list from the source rather than hardcoding it, so a future kit that exports a define*Persona is caught the day it lands. Root `test` now globs scripts/*.test.mjs so new script tests run in CI. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe CLI adds workspace dependencies for the review and turn kits. Script test execution now includes all matching test files. New tests discover persona-authoring kits and verify CLI installation and publication coverage. ChangesCLI authoring kit packaging
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The runtime dependency fix is localized, but the new publication test does not enforce that the CLI and authoring kits are published together at matching versions, so a future release could pass CI with incompatible package versions. Merge should wait for that assertion or explicit owner acceptance. Suggested reviewers: Poem
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cubic findings, all valid: - Discovery scanned only the top level of packages/*/src and only matched `export function`, so a kit exporting `export const define*Persona` or placing its entry in a subdirectory would be silently skipped — the guard would pass while the fresh-install break it exists to catch went live. Walks src recursively and matches const / async function too. - The lockstep check indexed a regex match directly, so a reformatted publish.yml line threw an unrelated TypeError instead of naming the cause. - The root test glob was single-quoted; cmd.exe does not strip those, so npm on Windows would hand node the pattern verbatim and match no files. Verified discovery still finds persona-kit, review-kit and turn-kit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@scripts/authoring-kits.test.mjs`:
- Around line 59-71: Update the test “authoring kits are published in lockstep
with the CLI” to assert that the published target set includes
`@agentworkforce/cli`, then read the CLI package version and compare it with each
personaAuthoringKits() package version while retaining the existing publication
checks.
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| test('authoring kits are published in lockstep with the CLI', () => { | ||
| const publishWorkflow = readFileSync('.github/workflows/publish.yml', 'utf8'); | ||
| const targets = publishWorkflow.match(/echo "packages=([^"]+)"/); | ||
| // Without this the reformatted-workflow case throws an unrelated TypeError | ||
| // and reads as a broken test rather than a broken workflow. | ||
| assert.ok(targets, 'publish workflow must declare its package targets'); | ||
| const published = new Set( | ||
| targets[1].trim().split(/\s+/).map((dir) => packageJson(dir).name) | ||
| ); | ||
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| for (const kit of personaAuthoringKits()) { | ||
| assert.ok(published.has(kit), `${kit} must publish with the CLI to stay version-matched`); | ||
| } |
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Assert the actual lockstep invariant.
This test only checks that each kit name appears in the workflow target set. It does not verify that @agentworkforce/cli is also published or that each kit version equals the CLI version. A publication workflow with version drift can pass this test. Compare the CLI version with every discovered kit version and assert that the CLI target is present.
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In `@scripts/authoring-kits.test.mjs` around lines 59 - 71, Update the test
“authoring kits are published in lockstep with the CLI” to assert that the
published target set includes `@agentworkforce/cli`, then read the CLI package
version and compare it with each personaAuthoringKits() package version while
retaining the existing publication checks.
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<violation number="1" location="scripts/authoring-kits.test.mjs:33">
P3: The comment claims a complete guarantee — “a kit that hides from this check is a kit that breaks on a fresh install” — but the regex only matches same-line `export function|const defineXPersona`. A kit that declares its persona locally and re-exports it (`const defineTurnPersona = …; export { defineTurnPersona };`), uses `export default defineTurnPersona`, or assigns a named-but-block-scoped definition will not match, so it silently skips the “must ship in the CLI tree” check and breaks fresh installs — the exact failure this test exists to prevent. Consider matching the definition declaration independently of the export keyword (e.g. also test for `(?:function|const)\s+define\w*Persona` in the source) so the check survives these common export idioms.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="scripts/authoring-kits.test.mjs:66">
P2: Compare package versions as well as names, and assert that the CLI target is present. Mapping each target to `packageJson(dir).name` discards versions, so this test passes when the CLI is omitted or a kit is published with a different version.</violation>
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| // and reads as a broken test rather than a broken workflow. | ||
| assert.ok(targets, 'publish workflow must declare its package targets'); | ||
| const published = new Set( | ||
| targets[1].trim().split(/\s+/).map((dir) => packageJson(dir).name) |
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P2: Compare package versions as well as names, and assert that the CLI target is present. Mapping each target to packageJson(dir).name discards versions, so this test passes when the CLI is omitted or a kit is published with a different version.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At scripts/authoring-kits.test.mjs, line 66:
<comment>Compare package versions as well as names, and assert that the CLI target is present. Mapping each target to `packageJson(dir).name` discards versions, so this test passes when the CLI is omitted or a kit is published with a different version.</comment>
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@@ -56,8 +58,13 @@ test('every persona-authoring kit ships in the CLI install tree', () => {
+ // and reads as a broken test rather than a broken workflow.
+ assert.ok(targets, 'publish workflow must declare its package targets');
+ const published = new Set(
+ targets[1].trim().split(/\s+/).map((dir) => packageJson(dir).name)
+ );
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| const source = readFileSync(`packages/${dir}/src/${file}`, 'utf8'); | ||
| // `function`, `const`, `async function`, and nested files all count — a | ||
| // kit that hides from this check is a kit that breaks on a fresh install. | ||
| return /export (?:async )?(?:function|const) define\w*Persona\b/.test(source); |
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P3: The comment claims a complete guarantee — “a kit that hides from this check is a kit that breaks on a fresh install” — but the regex only matches same-line export function|const defineXPersona. A kit that declares its persona locally and re-exports it (const defineTurnPersona = …; export { defineTurnPersona };), uses export default defineTurnPersona, or assigns a named-but-block-scoped definition will not match, so it silently skips the “must ship in the CLI tree” check and breaks fresh installs — the exact failure this test exists to prevent. Consider matching the definition declaration independently of the export keyword (e.g. also test for (?:function|const)\s+define\w*Persona in the source) so the check survives these common export idioms.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At scripts/authoring-kits.test.mjs, line 33:
<comment>The comment claims a complete guarantee — “a kit that hides from this check is a kit that breaks on a fresh install” — but the regex only matches same-line `export function|const defineXPersona`. A kit that declares its persona locally and re-exports it (`const defineTurnPersona = …; export { defineTurnPersona };`), uses `export default defineTurnPersona`, or assigns a named-but-block-scoped definition will not match, so it silently skips the “must ship in the CLI tree” check and breaks fresh installs — the exact failure this test exists to prevent. Consider matching the definition declaration independently of the export keyword (e.g. also test for `(?:function|const)\s+define\w*Persona` in the source) so the check survives these common export idioms.</comment>
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@@ -21,14 +21,16 @@ function personaAuthoringKits() {
- return /export function define\w*Persona\b/.test(source);
+ // `function`, `const`, `async function`, and nested files all count — a
+ // kit that hides from this check is a kit that breaks on a fresh install.
+ return /export (?:async )?(?:function|const) define\w*Persona\b/.test(source);
});
if (authorsPersonas) kits.push(packageJson(dir).name);
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The gap
#325 fixed how the CLI resolves an authored persona's imports — it now searches its own install tree, because a globally installed CLI plus a repo with no
node_modulesis the normal case. But onlypersona-kitwas actually in that tree.turn-kitandreview-kitboth exportdefine*Personaentry points that apersona.tsimports, and neither was a CLI dependency. So adefineTurnPersonapersona still failed on a fresh install — the same bug as #325, one layer over:(After #325 that at least ends with an actionable
npm installhint rather than a dead end, but it should just work.)Fix
Both kits added to
@agentworkforce/cli.Why the CLI and not
deploy, which does the resolving?review-kit's tests import@agentworkforce/deploy, so depending on review-kit from deploy creates a cyclic workspace dependency — pnpm warns about it (WARN There are cyclic workspace dependencies: packages/deploy, packages/review-kit) and it leavespnpm -r buildorder ambiguous in a repo whose CI builds before typechecking. The CLI is the installed surface and nothing depends on it, so the graph stays acyclic. In the global npm install everything hoists to onenode_modulesroot, which is exactly where the resolver looks.Verification
Against the published 4.1.49 tree with turn-kit added to it, compiling
examples/turn-agent/persona.tsfrom a directory with nonode_modulesand cwd inside it:Also confirms turn-kit's optional
@agent-assistant/turn-contextpeer is not dragged into the persona bundle when it isn't installed — the barrel doesn't re-export the module that imports it.Test
scripts/authoring-kits.test.mjsderives the kit list from source (export function define*Persona) rather than hardcoding it, so a future kit is caught the day it lands rather than the next time someone tries to deploy one. It also asserts each kit publishes in lockstep with the CLI, so they can't drift apart in version.Verified non-vacuous: removing turn-kit from the CLI's dependencies fails the test.
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testscript now globsscripts/*.test.mjsso new script tests actually run in CI.🤖 Generated with Claude Code