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Summary

One-line addition to pytest.ini silencing the pytest-asyncio deprecation warning that fires on every test run.

What landed

 [pytest]
 asyncio_mode = auto
+asyncio_default_fixture_loop_scope = function

Why

pytest-asyncio currently warns:

PytestDeprecationWarning: The configuration option "asyncio_default_fixture_loop_scope" is unset. The event loop scope for asynchronous fixtures will default to the fixture caching scope. Future versions of pytest-asyncio will default the loop scope for asynchronous fixtures to function scope.

Pinning to function explicitly matches the future pytest-asyncio default and silences the warning. Zero behavior change today.

(There's also a separate event_loop-fixture deprecation warning in tests/conftest.py:37 — that's a different fix, not this PR.)

Re-port note

Re-port of closed PR #51. That PR was on a stale base ~8870 deletions behind current main; closed it earlier today and opened this fresh PR against current main HEAD (f9ec4ea). Same one-line fix.

Test plan

  • Verified locally: warning no longer fires for the asyncio_default_fixture_loop_scope config option
  • CI green
  • Admin-merge per agents-merge-own-PRs

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Silences the deprecation warning that pytest-asyncio emits on every
test run:

  PytestDeprecationWarning: The configuration option
  "asyncio_default_fixture_loop_scope" is unset. The event loop scope
  for asynchronous fixtures will default to the fixture caching
  scope. Future versions of pytest-asyncio will default the loop
  scope for asynchronous fixtures to function scope.

Pin the default to ``function`` explicitly. Matches the future
pytest-asyncio default and silences the warning.

Re-port of closed PR #51 (was on stale base ~8870 deletions behind
current main). Same one-line fix; fresh against `f9ec4ea`.
@govindkavaturi-art govindkavaturi-art enabled auto-merge (squash) May 11, 2026 15:47
@mikemolinet mikemolinet merged commit 3f58522 into main May 11, 2026
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mikemolinet added a commit that referenced this pull request May 11, 2026
…parity port of cueapi/cueapi#623) (#77)

Re-port of closed [PR #46](#46) which was on a stale base ~8900 deletions behind main. Fresh against current main HEAD.

Closes §13 / Phase 12.1.7 — messages-side complement to the cue-fire send_at shipped in PR #618 (which still needs its own re-port).

## What lands

- **alembic/versions/030_message_send_at.py** (renumbered from private's 047)
  Adds `messages.send_at TIMESTAMPTZ NULL` + partial index
  `ix_messages_send_at` (WHERE send_at IS NOT NULL) built CONCURRENTLY
  so the index creation doesn't take an ACCESS EXCLUSIVE lock on
  the messages table during deploy. Existing rows default to NULL =
  "send now".
- **app/models/message.py** — adds `send_at` Column.
- **app/schemas/message.py** — `send_at: Optional[datetime]` on
  MessageCreate + MessageResponse.
- **app/routers/messages.py** — passes `send_at=body.send_at` into
  `create_message`.
- **app/services/inbox_service.py** — gates inbox query AND
  queued→delivered transition UPDATE with
  `send_at IS NULL OR send_at <= now()`. Scheduled messages are
  invisible until their time; the atomic poll-fetch transition
  skips them too.
- **app/services/message_service.py** — `create_message` plumbs
  `send_at` into both `Message.send_at` and
  `DispatchOutbox.scheduled_at`. Past timestamps are forgiving
  fallback (treated as send-now). `to_response_dict` surfaces the
  persisted value.
- **tests/test_message_send_at.py** — 7 new tests verbatim from
  private cueapi covering all 7 semantic paths (omitted,
  future-invisible, outbox-scheduled, past-fallback, becomes-visible-
  after-pass, sender-view-shows-it, invalid-timestamp).
- **parity-manifest.json** — new entry for migration 030 under
  `message-send-at-port (private #623)`.

## Wire format

`send_at` flows in the BODY of `POST /v1/messages` (server contract:
`MessageCreate.send_at`). Same shape as cue-fire `send_at` (PR #618).
NULL = send now (default). Future timestamp = inbox-gate +
DispatchOutbox.scheduled_at. Past timestamp = forgiving send-now.

## Tests

7/7 new tests pass locally. Full local suite: 836 passed + 18
xfailed (pre-existing) + 3 skipped. Zero regressions.

## Sibling ports

- cli, mcp, python, action sides shipped via session 2 (2026-05-10):
  cueapi-cli #48, cueapi-mcp #33, cueapi-python (private), cueapi-action #12.
  This is the cueapi-core (OSS server) side that was still missing.

## Re-port note

Re-port of closed PR #46. That branch was ~8900 deletions behind main;
fresh port against current main HEAD (after PR #74 + #75 merged earlier
in this session).
mikemolinet added a commit that referenced this pull request May 11, 2026
…arity port of cueapi/cueapi#618) (#78)

Re-port of closed [PR #45](#45) which was on a stale base ~8880 deletions behind main. Fresh against current main HEAD.

Closes §13 / Phase 12.1.7 (cue side). Optional `send_at` timestamp
on the fire body delays dispatch until the time elapses.

## Why this is small

The dispatch loop in `worker/poller.py:dispatch_outbox` already gates
on `DispatchOutbox.scheduled_at` (added in slice 3b for messages,
just merged via PR #77 for messages send_at). This PR plumbs
`send_at` from FireRequest through to `Execution.scheduled_for` and
`DispatchOutbox.scheduled_at`. No poller changes required.

## What lands

- **app/schemas/cue.py** — new `FireRequest` Pydantic model with
  optional `send_at: Optional[datetime]` field.
- **app/routers/cues.py** — `fire_cue` endpoint accepts optional
  `body: Optional[FireRequest] = None`. Computes effective
  `scheduled_for` (future send_at → that timestamp; past or
  omitted → now). Sets `DispatchOutbox.scheduled_at` on the
  outbox row when scheduled.
- **tests/test_fire_send_at.py** — 6 tests verbatim from private
  (5 active + 1 skipped). The skipped test relies on
  `payload_override` which is a separate parity port
  (cueapi/cueapi#589/#590 — not yet in cueapi-core); marked with
  a `@pytest.mark.skip` + reason pointer so it un-skips
  automatically when those ports land.

## Semantics (per private cueapi#618)

- `send_at` omitted (or no body) → existing behavior: dispatch
  immediately, outbox.scheduled_at = NULL.
- `send_at` in the future → execution.scheduled_for = send_at,
  outbox.scheduled_at = send_at, dispatcher gates until that time.
- `send_at` in the past → forgiving fallback to "fire now". No error.
  Same shape as send_at omitted. Idempotent — caller doesn't have
  to worry about clock skew or being a few ms late.

## Tests

5 new tests pass (omitted, future-delays-dispatch, past-falls-back,
invalid-timestamp-422, worker-transport-no-outbox). 1 skipped
(composes-with-payload-override, depends on PR #589/#590 port).

Full local suite: 834 passed + 18 xfailed (pre-existing) + 4 skipped
(1 new, 3 pre-existing). Zero regressions.

## Re-port note

Re-port of closed PR #45. Fresh against current main after PR #74 +
#75 + #77 merged earlier in this session.
mikemolinet added a commit that referenced this pull request May 11, 2026
…ed_at on list endpoint (#79)

Re-port of closed [PR #48](#48) which was on a stale base ~8870 deletions behind main. Fresh against current main HEAD via direct patch from the old branch's commit (c05518c).

Adds query-side enrichment to ``GET /v1/executions``:

- ``worker_id=`` — filter to executions claimed by a specific worker
  (Execution.claimed_by_worker)
- ``status__in=foo,bar,baz`` — comma-separated multi-status filter.
  Mutex with ``status=``; 400 conflicting_filters if both passed.
- Response gains ``oldest_claimed_at`` — earliest ``claimed_at`` over
  the filtered set, or null when count=0. Unblocks dashboard/menubar
  "oldest pending: 5m" rendering without a follow-up query.

## Use cases

- **Menubar pending counter**: fetch ``pending,delivering,retry_ready``
  in one round trip (status__in), get total + oldest_claimed_at to
  render "3 in flight, oldest claimed 8m ago".
- **Worker health dashboard**: filter by worker_id to scope to one
  worker's claims; see how stale their oldest claim is.

## Tests

3 new tests in TestListExecutions:
- worker_id scoping + oldest_claimed_at value reflects earliest
  claimed_at over filtered set
- status__in union + status/status__in mutex 400
- null oldest_claimed_at on empty filtered set

31/31 in test_execution_parity.py green. Full local suite: zero
regressions.

## Re-port note

Re-port of closed PR #48 (commit c05518c). Branch was ~8870 deletions
behind main; fresh against current main after PR #74/#75/#76/#77/#78
merged earlier in this session. Patch applied cleanly from c05518c
to current main — the patch only touches list_executions endpoint,
which has remained additive (cueapi-core added outcome_state filter
since the branch was cut; this PR is compatible).
mikemolinet added a commit that referenced this pull request May 11, 2026
…ueapi/cueapi#630) (#80)

Re-port of closed [PR #47](#47) which was on a stale base ~8880 deletions behind main. Fresh against current main HEAD.

Phase A of the Agent Directory productization. Eliminates the failure
mode where agents had to remember 6+ fields per recipient AND had no
way to discover the live roster.

## What lands

- **GET /v1/agents/roster** — display-optimized snapshot for prompt-
  injection at session-boot. Distinct from the existing management
  surface (GET /v1/agents):
  - Always-full list (no pagination)
  - Drops opaque IDs / secrets / timestamps / tenancy metadata
  - Adds derived ``online``, ``last_seen_relative``, ``preferred_contact``
  - Always excludes soft-deleted agents
  - Weak ETag + ``If-None-Match`` → 304 Not Modified for poll efficiency
  - ETag bucketed to 5-min windows so quiet periods produce stable hashes
  - ``Cache-Control: private, max-age=300`` matches derivation buckets

- **Migration 031** (renumbered from private's 048) — adds
  ``agents.last_seen_at TIMESTAMPTZ NULL``. Nullable, no backfill.

- **Hot-path hooks** write ``last_seen_at = now()``:
  - ``create_message`` — sender's agent (in same tx via touch_last_seen)
  - ``list_inbox`` — recipient's agent, on EVERY poll (via
    _bump_last_seen_stmt). Even when no queued messages exist, the
    poll proves activity.

- **Online derivation** (server-computed in ``list_roster``):
  - within 5 min   → ``online``
  - within 30 min  → ``away``
  - older or NULL  → ``offline``
  - Caller override wins: PATCHed status=away/offline keeps that
    override regardless of recent activity

## Pure helpers (for unit-testability — pytest-cov + ASGI issue)

- ``_build_roster_entry(agent, now)`` in agent_service.py: ORM Agent
  → (entry_dict, etag_part_string)
- ``_compute_roster_etag(parts)`` in agent_service.py: list → weak ETag
- ``_derive_online_state(now, last_seen_at, asserted_status)`` →
  (online_bool, derived_status)
- ``_format_relative(now, last_seen_at)`` → "active now" / "5m ago" / ...
- ``_bucketed_seen(last_seen_at)`` → string for ETag stability
- ``_bump_last_seen_stmt(agent_id, now)`` in inbox_service.py:
  SQLAlchemy UPDATE statement
- ``_etag_matches(if_none_match, server_etag)`` in agents router:
  conditional GET predicate

## Tests

27 new tests in tests/test_agent_roster.py (verbatim from private):
shape verification, hot-path hooks (sender + recipient), derivation
correctness across all 3 buckets, caller-asserted status override,
soft-delete exclusion, preferred_contact derivation,
last_seen_relative formatting, ETag 304 handling, ETag changes when
roster mutates, pure-helper unit tests.

27/27 pass locally. Full local suite: 890 passed + 18 xfailed
(pre-existing) + 4 skipped. Zero regressions.

## Re-port note

Re-port of closed PR #47. Fresh against current main after PR #74 +
#75 + #76 + #77 + #78 + #79 merged earlier in this session.
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