solver-mode: release the HP tier — the piccolo half of the contract (#78) - #221
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…ract #167 gave the tier a durable way IN: a validated Company Compute credential grants `issimo` and writes {mode:"hp",status:"switching"} for the extension's watcher to re-prep from. Nothing ever wrote the other direction, so connections.ts carried exactly one `switching` writer and it was hardcoded to hp. The toggle's Piccolo button called saveSolverMode() — localStorage — and left the ops dir on hp, so amico-run went on refusing every local launch while the UI read "Piccolo". Disconnect was the same story: pick(modeAfterDisconnect()) never reached the server, so the "disconnecting Company Compute can never leave HP selected" invariant was not enforced anywhere. - requestPiccoloFlip() mirrors requestHpFlip: revoke the entitlement AND request the switch in one operation. Both, or the setup is split-brained — a piccolo mode file beside a granted `issimo` is exactly what amicode#259's reconcileSolverMode heals straight back to hp. - POST /amicode/solver-mode serves piccolo ONLY. hp still arrives exclusively with a validated credential; a second hp writer is the duplicate flip ADR 0001 forbids. - releaseRequestForPick() names that rule on the client and pick() routes through it, so disconnect gets the durable release for free. revokeIssimo deliberately rethrows anything that is not ENOENT: readSolverMode falls back to piccolo on the same broken ops dir, so swallowing an IO fault would short-circuit the flip and report success having written nothing. A test covers that path. Not included: the staged switch wizard from the stale #14. It polls the UI through the server restart and is separable from making the switch work. Refs #78
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change adds Piccolo solver-mode release support. The UI sends a durable release request, and the authenticated server route revokes the ChangesPiccolo solver-mode release
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The release flow can still leave entitlement data, solver mode, and the displayed UI out of sync when persisted data is malformed, a request fails, or the second durable write fails. Merge should wait for these consistency failures to be addressed or explicitly accepted by the owner. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant AmicodeComputeControl
participant ChromeConnections
participant SolverModeRoute
participant AmicodeConnections
AmicodeComputeControl->>ChromeConnections: Select Piccolo
ChromeConnections->>SolverModeRoute: POST /amicode/solver-mode
SolverModeRoute->>AmicodeConnections: solverModeResponse({mode:"piccolo"})
AmicodeConnections-->>SolverModeRoute: JSON result
SolverModeRoute-->>ChromeConnections: Piccolo response
ChromeConnections->>ChromeConnections: Refetch connection state
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packages/opencode/test/server/amicode-connections-routes.test.ts (1)
237-272: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy liftUse the required scoped Effect HTTP test topology.
Run this route test with
testEffect(...)andNodeHttpServer.layerTest. Build the secondary solve-service listener into the test scope. Useawait usingfor automatic cleanup.This verifies the route through the required HTTP stack and removes manual cleanup ownership.
As per coding guidelines, “Use
testEffect(...)withNodeHttpServer.layerTestfor the primary in-test server” and “Useawait usingfor automatic cleanup when the variable goes out of scope.”🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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packages/opencode/test/server/amicode-connections.test.ts (1)
1802-1813: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse a functional array method for the rejection cases.
Replace the
for...ofloop withrejects.forEach(...). This keeps the test consistent with the TypeScript array-method rule.As per coding guidelines, “Prefer functional array methods (flatMap, filter, map) over for loops.”
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In `@packages/app/src/components/amicode-defaults-capsule.tsx`:
- Around line 78-85: Update
packages/app/src/components/amicode-defaults-capsule.tsx:78-85 so pick retains
the previous local mode and only persists "piccolo" after onSelectPiccolo
succeeds, restoring the prior mode on failure. Update
packages/app/src/components/status-popover-body.tsx:692-707 so onSelectPiccolo
validates HTTP success and the solver-mode response, returning failure instead
of discarding it; ensure the caller can act on that result.
In `@packages/opencode/src/server/amicode/connections.ts`:
- Around line 1087-1103: Update the parseTomlLite handling in the
entitlement-loading flow so a parsed result with ok: false returns a failure
instead of leaving codes empty and reporting alreadyRevoked. Preserve the
existing extraction for valid parsed values and the ENOENT no-op behavior, while
ensuring malformed persisted state cannot proceed to the Piccolo switch request.
- Around line 1163-1166: Make the entitlement revocation and Piccolo solver-mode
update recoverable as one operation in revokeIssimo/readSolverMode flow: if the
solver-mode write fails after entitlements.toml is updated, restore the original
entitlement bytes or use an equivalent journal with startup recovery so durable
state is never split. In packages/opencode/src/server/amicode/connections.ts
lines 1163-1166, implement the smallest transactional safeguard; in
packages/opencode/test/server/amicode-connections.test.ts lines 1849-1856, add
coverage where the entitlement write succeeds but the solver-mode rename fails
and assert the final durable state is consistent.
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In `@packages/opencode/test/server/amicode-connections-routes.test.ts`:
- Around line 237-272: Update the solver-mode route tests to use testEffect with
NodeHttpServer.layerTest for the primary server and construct the secondary
solve-service listener within the managed Effect scope. Replace manual stub
cleanup and try/finally ownership with await using for automatic disposal, while
preserving the existing route assertions and authentication coverage.
In `@packages/opencode/test/server/amicode-connections.test.ts`:
- Around line 1802-1813: Update the rejection-case iteration in the test to use
rejects.forEach(...) instead of a for...of loop, preserving the existing JSON
parsing and assertions for every rejection body.
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| const pick = (m: SolverMode) => { | ||
| setMode(m) | ||
| saveSolverMode(m) | ||
| // opencode#78: localStorage is the DISPLAY state; the durable half lives in | ||
| // the ops dir and only the server may write it. Releasing the tier is the | ||
| // one direction the client requests — hp arrives with a validated | ||
| // credential (submitCredential), never from a button. | ||
| if (releaseRequestForPick(m)) props.compute?.onSelectPiccolo?.() |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Do not retain local Piccolo state when the release request fails.
pick() saves "piccolo" before onSelectPiccolo() completes. onSelectPiccolo() ignores non-2xx responses and { ok: false } solver-mode responses. A failed release therefore leaves the UI on Piccolo while the server can remain on HP.
packages/app/src/components/amicode-defaults-capsule.tsx#L78-L85: makeonSelectPiccoloreturn a result and retain or restore the prior local mode when the release fails.packages/app/src/components/status-popover-body.tsx#L692-L707: validate the HTTP status and solver-mode response, then return the failure to the caller instead of discarding it.
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In `@packages/app/src/components/amicode-defaults-capsule.tsx` around lines 78 -
85, Update packages/app/src/components/amicode-defaults-capsule.tsx:78-85 so
pick retains the previous local mode and only persists "piccolo" after
onSelectPiccolo succeeds, restoring the prior mode on failure. Update
packages/app/src/components/status-popover-body.tsx:692-707 so onSelectPiccolo
validates HTTP success and the solver-mode response, returning failure instead
of discarding it; ensure the caller can act on that result.
| const parsed = parseTomlLite(readFileSync(file, "utf8")) | ||
| if (parsed.ok) { | ||
| const value = parsed.value as { codes?: unknown; expired?: unknown } | ||
| if (Array.isArray(value.codes)) codes = value.codes.filter((c): c is string => typeof c === "string") | ||
| if (Array.isArray(value.expired)) expired = value.expired.filter((c): c is string => typeof c === "string") | ||
| } | ||
| } catch (e) { | ||
| // A file that isn't there has no grant to revoke — the fresh-install state, | ||
| // and a legitimate no-op. Any OTHER fault (an unwritable ops dir, a path | ||
| // blocked by a regular file) must NOT masquerade as "already released": | ||
| // readSolverMode falls back to piccolo on the same broken dir, so swallowing | ||
| // it here would short-circuit the whole flip and report success having | ||
| // written nothing. | ||
| if ((e as NodeJS.ErrnoException)?.code === "ENOENT") return { alreadyRevoked: true } | ||
| throw e | ||
| } | ||
| if (!codes.includes("issimo")) return { alreadyRevoked: true } |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Reject malformed entitlement files.
If parseTomlLite() returns ok: false, this code leaves codes empty and returns alreadyRevoked: true. A malformed file that still contains issimo can then retain the grant while Lines 1163-1166 write a Piccolo switch request.
Return a failure when parsing fails. Do not treat malformed persisted state as an already-revoked entitlement.
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minimal, and validate.
In `@packages/opencode/src/server/amicode/connections.ts` around lines 1087 -
1103, Update the parseTomlLite handling in the entitlement-loading flow so a
parsed result with ok: false returns a failure instead of leaving codes empty
and reporting alreadyRevoked. Preserve the existing extraction for valid parsed
values and the ENOENT no-op behavior, while ensuring malformed persisted state
cannot proceed to the Piccolo switch request.
| const { alreadyRevoked } = revokeIssimo(entitlementsFile()) | ||
| const modeFile = solverModeFile() | ||
| if (alreadyRevoked && readSolverMode(modeFile).mode === "piccolo") return undefined | ||
| atomicWriteFileSync(modeFile, JSON.stringify({ mode: "piccolo", status: "switching" })) |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Make the entitlement revocation and solver-mode request recoverable as one operation.
If Line 1163 succeeds and Line 1166 fails, issimo is revoked but no Piccolo switch request exists. The route returns failure after it has left durable state partially changed. The current failure test blocks the directory before the first write, so it cannot detect this state.
packages/opencode/src/server/amicode/connections.ts#L1163-L1166: use a recoverable transaction protocol, such as a journal with startup recovery, or restore the original entitlement bytes when the mode write fails.packages/opencode/test/server/amicode-connections.test.ts#L1849-L1856: add a failure case whereentitlements.tomlwrites successfully and thesolver-mode.jsonrename fails; assert that the final durable state is not split.
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In `@packages/opencode/src/server/amicode/connections.ts` around lines 1163 -
1166, Make the entitlement revocation and Piccolo solver-mode update recoverable
as one operation in revokeIssimo/readSolverMode flow: if the solver-mode write
fails after entitlements.toml is updated, restore the original entitlement bytes
or use an equivalent journal with startup recovery so durable state is never
split. In packages/opencode/src/server/amicode/connections.ts lines 1163-1166,
implement the smallest transactional safeguard; in
packages/opencode/test/server/amicode-connections.test.ts lines 1849-1856, add
coverage where the entitlement write succeeds but the solver-mode rename fails
and assert the final durable state is consistent.
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Closes the piccolo half of the solver-mode contract. #167 gave the tier a durable way in — a validated Company Compute credential grants
issimoand writes{mode:"hp",status:"switching"}for the extension's watcher to re-prep from. Nothing ever wrote the way out, soconnections.tscarried exactly oneswitchingwriter and it was hardcoded to hp:grep '"switching"'acrosspackages/opencode/src,packages/app/srcandpackages/ui/srcreturned that one line.What users hit
Both toggle buttons went through
pick()inamicode-defaults-capsule.tsx, which wrote localStorage and stopped there. So the toggle read "Piccolo" while the ops dir stayed on hp andamico-runrefused every local launch — "Piccolissimo + Altissimo runs in Harmoniqs Cloud and never solves locally" — with no way out short of hand-editingsolver-mode.json. The tell isentitlements.toml: stillcodes = ["issimo"], weeks stale, next to a mode file claiming piccolo.Disconnect was the same story.
disconnectComputecallspick(modeAfterDisconnect()), which never reached the server — so the invariant that function documents ("disconnecting Company Compute can never leave HP selected") was not enforced anywhere.Change
requestPiccoloFlip()mirrorsrequestHpFlip: revoke the entitlement and request the switch in one operation. Both, or the setup is split-brained — a piccolo mode file beside a grantedissimois exactly the state amicode#259'sreconcileSolverModeheals straight back to hp. No-ops when already settled, so the watcher (whose one re-prep restarts this server) is never poked for nothing.POST /amicode/solver-modeserves piccolo only. hp still arrives exclusively with a validated credential; a second hp writer is the duplicate flip ADR 0001 forbids. Same auth wrapper and loopback guard as every other amicode mutation.releaseRequestForPick()names that rule on the client andpick()routes through it — so disconnect gets the durable release for free, no separate path.revokeIssimodeliberately rethrows anything that is notENOENT.readSolverModefalls back to piccolo on the same broken ops dir, so swallowing an IO fault would short-circuit the whole flip and report success having written nothing — that was a real bug in the first draft, and there is now a test for it.Tests
Extends the existing #167 blocks rather than opening a new file:
issimoand writes the piccolo request — both artifacts, asserted on file bytesexpiredlist, byte-compatible with the extension'sapplyEntitlementForMode{mode:"hp"}, unknown modes and malformed bodies are refused and write nothingok:falsewith a fixed, value-free warning (no path, no errno)117 pass across the two connections files; 443 in
packages/ui; app suite unchanged at 4 pre-existing failures. The one red inamicode-connections-routes.test.tsis the known env-dependent pasqal spawn assertion (#111) — it fails identically on a pristinelocal/amicodehere.Deliberately not included
solver-wireis now 1866 commits behind, withhome.tsxrewritten underneath it).disconnectResponse. Two existing tests assert disconnect leaves the artifacts alone, on the stated grounds that "the user's toggle owns reverting" — and now it actually does, viapick. Happy to move it server-side if you'd rather the invariant hold for callers that bypass the UI; that flips those two tests, so it seemed like your call rather than mine.@Rchari1 — this is the release half of the tier you built in #188/#167, and your #14 was the original fix before it went stale. Two things worth your eye: the
disconnectResponsequestion above, and the ordering against amicode#259 — itsreconcileSolverModeheals a stale piccolo file back to hp wheneverissimois still granted, so whichever lands second needs the entitlement revoked in the same operation as the mode write. This PR does that; flagging it so #259 doesn't get merged assuming the mode file is the only signal.Refs #78
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