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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds four Playwright specs. The tests cover degraded embedding warnings, skipped notification-feed interactions, onboarding runtime selection, and rewards or invite persistence after full page reloads. ChangesEmbedding truthfulness
Notifications feed
Onboarding runtime choice
Rewards and invites reload persistence
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR adds browser-only coverage without changing shipped product behavior. The Brain tests still need follow-up to verify that the health control works when activated and to clean up registered test sources between runs; the PR is otherwise mergeable with owner awareness. Suggested reviewers: Poem
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In `@app/test/playwright/specs/brain-embedding-truthfulness.spec.ts`:
- Line 69: Update the test cleanup around the temporary corpus created by
makeCorpus: remove the core source, then recursively remove root inside a
finally block so cleanup runs on both success and failure.
In `@app/test/playwright/specs/notifications-feed-interaction.spec.ts`:
- Line 233: Before the page.reload call in the notifications interaction test,
wait for redux-persist to complete writing the updated items state by polling
the persisted payload or awaiting the persistor flush. Keep the existing
disabled-state assertion, and reload only after persistence is confirmed.
In `@app/test/playwright/specs/onboarding-required-step-gate.spec.ts`:
- Line 136: Update the value handling around callCoreRpc to preserve the raw
result and explicitly assert that it is boolean before asserting false; do not
coerce a missing result to false via Boolean(completed?.result).
- Line 38: Update the resetMock fetch handling in bootIntoOnboarding to inspect
the response status and throw when response.ok is false, while continuing to
propagate transport errors instead of catching them as undefined. Ensure
onboarding setup stops whenever resetting the mock fails.
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Not yet executed — the e2e web core is still compiling. Committed so the work is not lost; will be revert-proofed and corrected against the live app before this branch is reported as done.
…ight specs
Both drive the real app in a browser against a live openhuman-core. Neither
mocks transport.
brain-embedding-truthfulness.spec.ts seeds a folder source through the core's
own RPCs and reads memory_sources_status_list to confirm chunks_pending > 0
BEFORE asserting on the UI, so a workspace with a healthy embedder skips with a
reason instead of passing vacuously. Absolute mkdtemp paths throughout: a
relative source path resolves against the core's working directory.
Fixed against the live core on the first run: memory_sources_sync takes
source_id (not id), and memory_sources_add returns { source }.
KNOWN: this spec cannot pass in a sandbox with no GitHub release access. The
memory engine is a downloaded cdylib and memory_sources_sync fails with
"module 'tinymemory' could not be loaded". Reported as undrivable rather than
re-done in jsdom. See ~/tinyhuman/bugs/W6-ui-bugs.md #5.
notifications-feed-interaction.spec.ts covers the system-events feed, which no
core RPC can reach — those items arrive over socket.io into a redux-persist
slice. It seeds the slice through the app's own persistence keys, exactly what a
returning user's browser holds, and asserts on rendered text, aria-selected on
the chip tablist, the unread count, and survival of a reload.
… diagnosis Three runs on isolated ports all fail. Committed for the diagnosis, skipped so it cannot go red in CI, and explicitly not counted as coverage. Established: the redux-persist blob format used here is correct, but the namespace is NOT the bypass id given to bootAuthenticatedPage. The app resolves its active user from the mock backend and reads user-123:persist:notifications; a localStorage probe showed my seed sitting unread under the bypass id while the app read an empty blob under user-123. Seeding now discovers the id at runtime. Still unresolved: system-events-section never becomes visible after a post-boot seed. Candidates are recorded in the file header.
5 passing Playwright tests against a live core on isolated ports.
Started from the wrong premise and the browser corrected it.
RuntimeChoiceStep.tsx:161 reads disabled={selected === null}, which looks like
an uncovered required-choice gate. It is not one: :101 is
useState<AiMode | null>('cloud'), so cloud is pre-selected on arrival and
selected is never null through the UI. The disabled prop and the
onClick={() => selected && onNext(selected)} beside it are both dead defensive
code.
The first run failed with 'locator resolved to <button aria-label="Continue
with Simple"> unexpected value "enabled"'. The two tests built on that premise
were REMOVED rather than reframed — a gate that cannot engage is not a contract,
and asserting the dead branch would be a test that could never fail for the
reason it named.
What is pinned instead: the step is immediately actionable, the Continue label
names the choice about to be committed, the options are mutually exclusive, and
onboarding is genuinely still incomplete while the user is in the flow.
onboarding-modes.spec.ts walks the happy paths and onboarding-config-functional
covers back navigation; neither asserts any of this.
…c-playwright trap
rewards-progression-persistence.spec.ts already covers a "simulated restart",
but it does that with page.goto('/#/home') and back — a remount inside the same
JS context, where redux and every in-memory cache survive. A user pressing Cmd-R
destroys the context and the page rebuilds from persisted storage plus what it
re-fetches. Nothing in the suite crossed that line for these two surfaces, and
top-level-functional-flows.spec.ts covers the invite copy/redeem interactions
without ever reloading.
Verified state, stated precisely: all three tests have passed, but never all in
one run. Tests 2 and 3 passed together in 6.7s and 6.8s. Test 1 passed at 51.0s
in an earlier run and has since failed on cold-boot first paint under load.
Two spec-local timeout raises, both justified by observation rather than
guessing, and both kept out of the shared playwright.config.ts:
- describe timeout 150s: the default 60s was enough on an idle machine and
tipped all three over with "Test timeout of 60000ms exceeded" — no assertion
failing — once other e2e sessions shared the host.
- 60s on test 1's first-paint wait: it is first in the file and pays the cold
boot plus the first rewards fetch.
Test 2 was under-seeded in its first draft: it set rewardsScenario without
rewardsLastSyncedAt, and the missing progress summary read as a routing failure.
Both keys are now set, matching the existing rewards spec.
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The premise of the Brain spec is exactly right, and it is the most valuable idea in this whole stack: "a correct verdict computed into a void" — deriveSourcePipelineHealth was covered exhaustively in jsdom while the JSX that renders the verdict was not, so neutering the render block left the repo green. Asserting on rendered text a user can read is the only fix for that class of gap.
Which is why the way the Brain spec is gated undercuts it: all three of its tests can skip themselves to green with no signal. Detail inline.
Also flagging a description/diff mismatch — the PR body describes 3 files and 577 lines; the diff is 4 files and 709 lines.
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Minor — the description omits a fourth spec
The body says "3 Playwright browser specs … 3 files, +577 lines" and names Brain, notifications and onboarding. The diff also contains app/test/playwright/specs/rewards-invites-reload-persistence.spec.ts (gh pr view reports changedFiles: 4, additions: 709). It is not mentioned anywhere in the description, the Solution section, or the validation run — so a reviewer working from the description would not know to look at it, and the "Focused tests" checkbox does not say whether it was run. Please add it, or move it to its own PR.
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notifications-feed-interaction.spec.tsis disclosed prominently in both the PR body and the file header, with the actual diagnosis (user-123:persist:notificationsvs the bypass id) recorded. Shipping a documented red spec skipped rather than a green one that does not exercise its subject is the right call, and I am not counting it as a finding. onboarding-required-step-gate.spec.tsandrewards-invites-reload-persistence.spec.tsboth defaultE2E_MOCK_PORTto18473, matching every other spec in the repo.- No product code touched; CI is 14 green with no PR-caused failures.
…n evidence
W4's cold-start rule needs a mechanism: test:e2e:web always rebuilds, so every
run through it is cold and there is no way to re-run warm with it.
bash app/scripts/e2e-web-session.sh <spec> boots the servers and runs Playwright
without rebuilding — that is the warm path, and it is also what exports
PW_CORE_RPC_URL.
Measured twice on an unchanged spec: cold 1-failed/2-passed, warm 3 passed in
24.3s, at load average 9.96. This retires my earlier claim that the lane was
unusable under contention — the 26-32 minute run was a cold run under load.
Fault injection on the rewards spec (currentStreakDays + 1, all imports still
used, build verified 0 TS errors): test 1 fails at spec.ts:71 on
getByText('14 days'), naming my assertion and the exact mutated value. Restored,
rebuilt, warm run 3 passed, tree clean.
Also flagged: test 2 failed once on the post-reload hash assertion, which the
streak injection cannot affect. Possible race between boot and hash-route
restoration; seen once, not confirmed.
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…of skipping to green
NOT RUN LOCALLY. A standing rule now forbids local builds and test execution,
so these are reasoned from source and verified by reading only; CI is the check.
Stated here so nobody reads them as proven.
YellowSnnowmann (major), brain spec: correct and important. All three tests
ended in test.skip when chunks_pending was 0, so a lane with a working
embeddings provider would skip the whole file to green while asserting nothing
about the render path — the same void the spec exists to close. Replaced with
requireDegraded(), which skips locally (the memory engine is a downloaded
cdylib a developer may genuinely be unable to fetch) and THROWS in CI, naming
what to fix. Their alternative — drive the precondition with an
embeddings-less core in beforeAll — is strictly better and I have said so in
the thread; I did not implement it because I cannot verify it without running.
chatgpt-codex, brain spec: correct, and the same root cause from the other
side. The spec hard-failed on module unavailability instead of skipping, so an
offline run failed on infrastructure unrelated to the assertion.
classifyModuleFailure() now detects the module-load error and applies the same
rule: skip locally, fail in CI with the remedy (stage the checksum-pinned
module as the Rust E2E job does).
coderabbitai, five threads, all legitimate:
- brain: temp corpora were never removed; now tracked and rm'd in afterAll.
- notifications: reload could race redux-persist's async setItem; now polls
the persisted blob for read state before reloading.
- onboarding: resetMock swallowed transport errors and non-2xx; now throws.
- onboarding: Boolean(completed?.result) turned a malformed response into a
passing assertion; now requires an actual boolean first.
- rewards: mockAdmin swallowed errors the same way; now throws.
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In `@app/test/playwright/specs/brain-embedding-truthfulness.spec.ts`:
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Activate the memory-health control and verify navigation.
Line 275 checks only visibility. A disabled control or broken click handler still passes. Click memory-source-view-health-${id} and assert the memory-health route or its destination content.
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In `@app/test/playwright/specs/brain-embedding-truthfulness.spec.ts` at line 275,
Update the assertion around the memory-source control in
brain-embedding-truthfulness to click the visible
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memory-health route or destination content, ensuring the control is enabled and
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Seed the persisted state in addInitScript before the app mounts
The comment block on line 22 says "the remaining candidates are that redux-persist rehydrates once per page context and ignores a post-boot localStorage write." If that hypothesis is correct, the entire approach in this file is unsalvageable without restructuring: seedFeed writes after the app has already mounted and read its initial state, so the app never sees the seeded items. The comment suggests "seeding has to happen in addInitScript under the real user id." If this is true, every test in this file will always fail, and the skip is not a temporary measure but a permanent guard. The file should either implement the addInitScript approach or document why it cannot and remove the dead code. For now, the skip is correct.
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Navigate after seeding may lose the seed on a SPA
seedFeed writes to localStorage then navigates via page.goto('/#/notifications'). If the app is a single-page application that handles hash-based routing client-side, page.goto triggers a full page reload, which re-reads localStorage — but only after the app has mounted. However, if the app's boot sequence includes code that clears or overwrites the OPENHUMAN_ACTIVE_USER_ID namespace key (e.g. a fresh session), the seed is written only to be overwritten by the empty initial state. The comment block says "redux-persist rehydrates once per page context and ignores a post-boot localStorage write" — this is the exact scenario. Seeding must happen in an addInitScript or before the SPA boot code runs, not after.
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Seed the user id before the app sets it
seedFeed reads OPENHUMAN_ACTIVE_USER_ID from localStorage via page.evaluate after bootAuthenticatedPage has navigated to the page. If the app sets this key asynchronously (e.g. in an addInitScript or during boot), the first page.evaluate can race that write and return null, throwing no active user id. Worse, if it returns a stale or wrong value, the seed writes to a key the app never reads and the test silently times out. The diagnosis in the file's own comment block notes exactly this: "the namespace is NOT the bypass id... a probe of localStorage showed both pw-notif-feed:persist:notifications (my seed, never read) and user-123:persist:notifications." The current code retries by navigating again, but the race window is still there. The fix is to learn the active user id in a throwaway page context first (as the comment suggests) and pass it into seedFeed, or to set the storage key before booting the page.
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Seed navigation in openFeedWith may duplicate the seed for bootAuthenticatedPage
openFeedWith calls bootAuthenticatedPage(page, USER, '/notifications') which navigates to /notifications, then immediately calls seedFeed which navigates again to /#/notifications. The first navigation may have left the app in a state where localStorage already contains a partial seed (from the initial render), and the second navigation overwrites it. This is not a functional bug because seedFeed reads the user id from the page context it just navigated to, but it means bootAuthenticatedPage waiting for waitForAppReady is wasted work, and the double-navigation increases flakiness (two full page loads instead of one). openFeedWith should either accept url as a parameter to avoid duplicate navigation, or seedFeed should not call goto when the page is already at /notifications.
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The Brain spec exists because of a real incident: 2,581 memory chunks sat with 0 embedded and no degraded indicator appeared anywhere. The verdict function (
deriveSourcePipelineHealth) was covered exhaustively in jsdom, but the JSX that renders that verdict was not — neutering the render block left the whole repo green. A correct verdict computed into a void is exactly the shape of that incident, so this asserts a user actually sees the state.Solution
Three browser specs. The Brain one drives the embedding-state surface and asserts the indicator is visible to a user rather than merely derivable.
Two honest limits, both recorded in the branch rather than papered over:
/brainmemory sync cannot be driven in this environment at all — recorded as a blocker rather than faked.The onboarding spec pins the runtime-choice step's real contract — that a required step cannot be skipped — with the fault-injection evidence written up alongside it.
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N/A: the changed lines are test files, executed by the suites they belong to; there is no product code in this diff for diff-cover to measure.N/A: behaviour-only change— no feature rows added, removed or renamed; this covers behaviour that already ships.N/A: no feature IDs affected.N/A: no product surface changes, test-only.Closes #NNN—N/A: no linked issue; this is coverage work, not a fix.Impact
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pnpm --filter openhuman-app format:check— prettier clean.pnpm typecheck—tsc --noEmit, 0 errors.N/A: no .rs files changed.N/A: app/src-tauri not touched.Validation Blocked
command:the 91-spec WebdriverIO desktop suiteerror:cargo metadata --manifest-path app/src-tauri/Cargo.tomlexits 101 — "found a virtual manifest at vendor/tinyagents/Cargo.toml"impact:those specs cannot build onmaintoday, independent of this PR (fixed separately in fix(tauri): resolve the shell Cargo world after the tinyagents workspace split #5874). This work targets the lanes that do run: vitest, Playwright web, and the root Rust world.Behavior Changes
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