"""Phase 1 gate — persona manifest parsing + validation.""" from __future__ import annotations import pytest from coworker.personas.manifest import ManifestError, parse_manifest VALID = """--- id: demo name: Demo Coworker icon: demo tagline: A demo family: knowledge workspace: deliverable tools: [files, search, shell, todo] messaging: true connectors: true recommended_models: [anthropic:claude-opus-4-8] default_permission_mode: interactive --- You are a demo coworker. Do helpful things. """ def test_parse_valid(): m = parse_manifest(VALID) assert m.id == "demo" and m.name == "Demo Coworker" assert m.tools == ["files", "search", "shell", "todo"] assert m.family == "knowledge" and m.workspace == "deliverable" assert m.messaging is True and m.connectors is True assert m.recommended_models == ["anthropic:claude-opus-4-8"] assert m.needs_workspace is True assert m.system_prompt.startswith("You are a demo coworker") def test_to_agent_carries_traits_and_tools(tmp_path): from coworker.agents.base import AgentContext from coworker.tools.todo import TodoList agent = parse_manifest(VALID).to_agent() assert agent.name == "demo" and agent.family == "knowledge" assert agent.messaging and agent.connectors ctx = AgentContext(workspace=tmp_path, executor=object(), todo=TodoList()) names = {getattr(t, "__name__", "") for t in agent.build_tools(ctx)} assert {"read_file", "grep", "run_shell", "todo_write"} <= names def test_list_field_accepts_comma_string(): text = VALID.replace("tools: [files, search, shell, todo]", "tools: files, search") assert parse_manifest(text).tools == ["files", "search"] def test_workspace_key_is_accepted_but_derived_from_family(): # §16 collapse: the old enum still parses (back-compat + typo detection) but behavior # derives from family — knowledge → scratch ("deliverable"), code → "git". A manifest # can no longer demand a folder gate (`project`) or opt out of a workspace (`none`). text = """--- id: opsy workspace: project tools: [files, search, shell, todo] --- Operate things. """ m = parse_manifest(text) assert m.workspace == "deliverable" and m.needs_workspace is True coded = parse_manifest( "---\nid: dev\nfamily: code\nworkspace: none\ntools: [git]\n---\nCode." ) assert coded.workspace == "git" and coded.needs_workspace is True @pytest.mark.parametrize( "text,needle", [ ("no frontmatter here", "frontmatter"), ("---\nid: x\ntools: [files]\n", "unterminated"), ("---\nname: x\n---\nbody", "id"), ("---\nid: x\ntools: [files]\n---\n", "no body"), ("---\nid: x\ntools: [nope]\n---\nbody", "unknown tool"), ("---\nid: x\nfamily: alien\ntools: []\n---\nbody", "family"), ("---\nid: x\nworkspace: cloud\ntools: []\n---\nbody", "workspace"), ( "---\nid: x\ndefault_permission_mode: yolo\ntools: []\n---\nbody", "permission", ), ], ) def test_invalid_manifests_rejected(text, needle): with pytest.raises(ManifestError) as e: parse_manifest(text) assert needle in str(e.value).lower() def test_fallback_id_from_filename(): m = parse_manifest("---\nname: X\ntools: []\n---\nbody", fallback_id="ops") assert m.id == "ops" # Ids become directory names under the managed install area (snapshot on install, rmtree on # uninstall), so hostile or merely unlucky ids must be rejected at parse time: `..`/slashes # would escape the install dir; `:*?"<>|` are invalid filename chars on Windows. @pytest.mark.parametrize( "bad_id", ["../../evil", "a/b", "a\\b", "sales:v2", "up*", "..", "A", "-lead", "x" * 65], ) def test_unsafe_explicit_ids_rejected(bad_id): with pytest.raises(ManifestError) as e: parse_manifest(f"---\nid: {bad_id!r}\ntools: []\n---\nbody") assert "invalid" in str(e.value) def test_fallback_id_is_slugified_not_rejected(): # A filename like "My Persona.md" (no explicit id) installs as a safe slug. m = parse_manifest("---\nname: X\ntools: []\n---\nbody", fallback_id="My Persona") assert m.id == "my-persona" with pytest.raises(ManifestError): # nothing salvageable in the stem parse_manifest("---\nname: X\ntools: []\n---\nbody", fallback_id="..") REC = """--- id: ops tools: [] recommends: - connector: github reason: confirm deploys tier: core - mcp: filesystem reason: read runbooks --- body """ def test_recommends_parsed(): recs = parse_manifest(REC).recommends assert [(r.kind, r.ref, r.tier) for r in recs] == [ ("connector", "github", "core"), ("mcp", "filesystem", "optional"), # tier defaults to optional ] assert recs[0].reason == "confirm deploys" def test_recommends_not_validated_against_shipped_connectors(): # A persona may recommend a connector we don't ship yet — structure only, no catalog check. recs = parse_manifest( "---\nid: x\ntools: []\nrecommends:\n - connector: not_a_real_connector\n---\nbody" ).recommends assert recs[0].ref == "not_a_real_connector" @pytest.mark.parametrize( "text,needle", [ ("---\nid: x\ntools: []\nrecommends: nope\n---\nbody", "must be a list"), ("---\nid: x\ntools: []\nrecommends:\n - reason: hi\n---\nbody", "connector"), ( "---\nid: x\ntools: []\nrecommends:\n - connector: gh\n tier: maybe\n---\nbody", "tier", ), ], ) def test_invalid_recommends_rejected(text, needle): with pytest.raises(ManifestError) as e: parse_manifest(text) assert needle in str(e.value).lower()