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The design calls for a scenario that stresses the whole stack at once: agents working in parallel, a server and a CI worker, and processes killed along the way.
.claude/skills/swarm-scenario/ is a skill you run from T3 Code:
Three agents work in parallel workspaces and land on a feature target. One changes a shared signature that another depends on, so a landing conflicts.
Stale CI results are rerun, and unchanged ones are promoted.
A checkout, the CI worker and the server are each killed with kill -9 along the way.
The work reaches main in one acceptance.
The skill verifies the target chains, the revisions, which results reran or were promoted, and that single acceptance, and reports timings.
scripted.sh is a dry run of every step, with scripted edits in place of the agents. It takes about 14 s once built, and fails if origin regresses. Every fix pass in this stack ran it.
Real agents launched through delegate_task haven't been run yet.
Note
Written by Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code, reviewed by GPT-6.1 Sol and Claude Opus 5.5 over three review rounds (via T3 Code).
Added .claude/skills/swarm-scenario/SKILL.md, a runbook for running Origin’s swarm scenario from T3 Code. Three agents work in separate workspaces and land overlapping code changes and a documentation change on the swarm target.
The runbook covers building Origin, configuring a local server and CI worker, setting policy and checks, issuing scoped tokens, delegating agent tasks, resolving a conflict, and landing the swarm target on main.
It describes killing a checkout, the CI worker, and the server with kill -9. It also documents expected recovery, check reruns and promotions, target-chain and revision verification, and timing and failure reporting.
The runbook instructs users to run the scripted dry run first. It states that the runbook scenario uses /tmp/origin-swarm and port 7979.
Scripted dry run
Added scripted.sh, which builds the release packages and runs a scripted version of the scenario on a temporary run directory and port 7978 by default. Scripted file edits replace agent work.
The script sets up the server, worker, users, tokens, checks, targets, and fixture. It triggers the checkout, worker, and server kills, then resolves the code conflict and lands swarm on main.
It checks expected landings and waits, compares target chains in a fresh clone, compares change revision histories, checks selected CI statements, and requires exactly four ci.test pass in entries in the worker log. It kills recorded processes and background jobs on exit and prints timings and the run-directory path.
The runbook says the dry run takes about 15 seconds once built. No completed build or dry-run result was supplied.
Shared helpers
Added the swarm Bash helper for creating per-user Origin launchers and configurations, starting the server and worker, and writing policy, check, and fixture files.
Added commands to kill and recreate a workspace during checkout, restart the worker after killing it during ci.test, and restart the server after a push. The helper also records scenario step timings.
Repository guidance
Updated AGENTS.md to describe the scenario as a T3 Code skill and point to scripted.sh as its dry run.
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Walkthrough
This pull request adds a runbook and Bash tools for a multi-agent swarm scenario. The tools set up an Origin server, CI worker, fixture, policies, and agent workspaces; exercise concurrent changes and process interruptions; then resolve conflicts and verify landing histories, CI results, and timings.
The runbook documents setup, agent tasks, recovery, verification, and reporting. The scripts build and configure the server and worker, create fixture and policy changes, issue scoped tokens, and define scenario checks.
Concurrent changes and interruptions .claude/skills/swarm-scenario/scripted.sh, .claude/skills/swarm-scenario/swarm
The scenario runs three agent changes, including a conflict, and exercises interrupted checkout, worker termination during a check, and server restart after a push.
Conflict resolution and verification .claude/skills/swarm-scenario/scripted.sh, .claude/skills/swarm-scenario/swarm
The script resolves the conflict, lands the swarm target on main, verifies branch and revision histories and CI statements, checks the CI run count, and prints timings and logs.
sequenceDiagram
participant Script as Scenario script
participant Server as Origin server
participant Worker as CI worker
participant AgentA as Agent A
participant AgentB as Agent B
participant AgentC as Agent C
Script->>Server: Start server
Script->>Worker: Start worker
AgentA->>Server: Submit greeting change
Worker->>Worker: Run CI check
AgentB->>Server: Submit conflicting change
AgentC->>Server: Push documentation change
Script->>Worker: Restart worker after interruption
Script->>Server: Restart server after push
Script->>Server: Resolve conflict and land changes
Script->>Server: Verify histories and acceptances
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Possibly related PRs
piquel-fr/origin#13: Adds landing, target, and conflict behavior that the runbook and dry run exercise.
piquel-fr/origin#2: Adds target acceptance logs and crash recovery used by the scenario’s process-kill steps and history checks.
piquel-fr/origin#14: Adds workspace creation, listing, removal, and pull operations used by the runbook’s interrupted-checkout and conflict-resolution steps.
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review d1cc6
The scenario can hang after checkout failure or pass without interrupting its own check. Cleanup also risks killing an unrelated process if a stale PID is reused. Address these tooling failures before merging.
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Review comments at @.claude/skills/swarm-scenario/scripted.sh:
- Around line 50-52: Update the worker lifecycle and exit-trap cleanup so they
signal only the server process started and still owned by this script, rather
than trusting a PID file that may be stale or reused. Preserve the existing
startup and cleanup behavior for the tracked process.
Review comments at @.claude/skills/swarm-scenario/swarm:
- Around line 143-149: Update the kill-worker-on-check polling loop to match the
running check to this worker using a worker-specific identity, and only kill the
worker after confirming its own check has started; do not let another scenario’s
matching check trigger the kill.
- Around line 131-142: Update the wait loop in the kill-checkout scenario around
the background workspace new command to stop polling when the child exits before
creating an asset and to enforce a finite timeout. On either failure, report the
checkout failure instead of hanging; preserve the existing successful-checkout
behavior.
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If the server exits before its replacement starts, its PID file remains. If that PID is reused, the exit trap can kill an unrelated process. Use lifecycle-safe process tracking for cleanup instead of signaling stale PID files.
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Review comment at @.claude/skills/swarm-scenario/scripted.sh around lines 50 -
52:
Update the worker lifecycle and exit-trap cleanup so they signal only the server
process started and still owned by this script, rather than trusting a PID file
that may be stale or reused. Preserve the existing startup and cleanup behavior
for the tracked process.
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nl -ba .claude/skills/swarm-scenario/SKILL.md | sed -n '30,145p'
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ast-grep outline apps/origin-src/src/workspace/registry.rs --view expanded
nl -ba apps/origin-src/src/workspace/registry.rs | sed -n '1,220p'
nl -ba apps/origin-src/src/cli.rs | sed -n '590,670p'
rg -n -F -e 'DirectoryNotEmpty' -e 'directory with files' -e 'WorkspaceError' -- apps/origin-src/src/workspace
Repository: piquel-fr/origin
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Stop waiting when checkout fails.
If workspace new exits before creating an asset, the loop spins indefinitely and blocks the scenario. Check the child’s status and bound the wait so the helper reports the failure instead.
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
Review comment at @.claude/skills/swarm-scenario/swarm around lines 131 - 142:
Update the wait loop in the kill-checkout scenario around the background
workspace new command to stop polling when the child exits before creating an
asset and to enforce a finite timeout. On either failure, report the checkout
failure instead of hanging; preserve the existing successful-checkout behavior.
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If another scenario’s check is running, pgrep can match it and kill this worker before the first agent’s check starts. The run can then pass without testing recovery from an interrupted check. Match a check belonging to this worker before killing it.
Prompt for AI Agents
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
Review comment at @.claude/skills/swarm-scenario/swarm around lines 143 - 149:
Update the kill-worker-on-check polling loop to match the running check to this
worker using a worker-specific identity, and only kill the worker after
confirming its own check has started; do not let another scenario’s matching
check trigger the kill.
After applying the fix, consider running `coderabbit review --agent` for local
review. Visit https://docs.coderabbit.ai/cli?utm_source=ghpr
The design calls for a swarm scenario run from T3 Code: agents in parallel
workspaces landing overlapping work through a server and a CI worker,
while processes are killed, then checks that chains, revisions, reruns,
promotions and the single acceptance on `main` hold.
`.claude/skills/swarm-scenario/SKILL.md` is that runbook, with the agent
prompts and exact verification commands. `swarm` holds its helpers
(per-user wrappers, the fixture and policy, the server and worker, the
kill points, timings), shared with `scripted.sh`, a dry run of every step
with scripted edits in place of the agents, which fails if origin
regresses, such as a worker that dies with the server, or one user's
rights refusing another's push.
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The design calls for a scenario that stresses the whole stack at once: agents working in parallel, a server and a CI worker, and processes killed along the way.
.claude/skills/swarm-scenario/is a skill you run from T3 Code:kill -9along the way.mainin one acceptance.scripted.shis a dry run of every step, with scripted edits in place of the agents. It takes about 14 s once built, and fails if origin regresses. Every fix pass in this stack ran it.Real agents launched through
delegate_taskhaven't been run yet.Note
Written by Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code, reviewed by GPT-6.1 Sol and Claude Opus 5.5 over three review rounds (via T3 Code).
🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Scenario runbook
.claude/skills/swarm-scenario/SKILL.md, a runbook for running Origin’s swarm scenario from T3 Code. Three agents work in separate workspaces and land overlapping code changes and a documentation change on theswarmtarget.swarmtarget onmain.kill -9. It also documents expected recovery, check reruns and promotions, target-chain and revision verification, and timing and failure reporting./tmp/origin-swarmand port7979.Scripted dry run
scripted.sh, which builds the release packages and runs a scripted version of the scenario on a temporary run directory and port7978by default. Scripted file edits replace agent work.swarmonmain.ci.test pass inentries in the worker log. It kills recorded processes and background jobs on exit and prints timings and the run-directory path.Shared helpers
swarmBash helper for creating per-user Origin launchers and configurations, starting the server and worker, and writing policy, check, and fixture files.ci.test, and restart the server after a push. The helper also records scenario step timings.Repository guidance
AGENTS.mdto describe the scenario as a T3 Code skill and point toscripted.shas its dry run.