Kick off goal execution when a goal is created

A goal created from the Work page only wrote a goals row; nothing ever
read it, so the company never started working on it. Creating a goal now
produces an "Operationalize goal" kickoff task for the chosen owner (or
the top-level agent when unowned) and re-enables that agent's heartbeat,
so the autonomous queue worker starts the run - the same activation
contract the previous runtime had via goal_activated wakes and CEO
bootstrap. Onboarding shares the same kickoff module instead of its own
copy.
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ZacharyZhang-NY committed 2026-06-09 20:03:09 -04:00
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@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ import { join } from "node:path";
import { describe, expect, test } from "vitest";
import { DatabaseConnection } from "../../src/main/database/connection";
import { OnboardingService } from "../../src/main/services/onboarding-service";
import { OrganizationService } from "../../src/main/services/organization-service";
import { ProviderService } from "../../src/main/services/provider-service";
import { providerAdapters } from "../../src/main/services/provider-adapters";
import { TaskExecutionService } from "../../src/main/services/task-execution-service";
@@ -162,4 +163,67 @@ describe("autonomous bootstrap run", () => {
connection.close();
});
test("a goal created after onboarding reaches the CEO and runs autonomously", async () => {
const connection = new DatabaseConnection(join(tmpdir(), `ac-goal-${randomUUID()}.db`));
const providers = new ProviderService(connection.db, providerAdapters, testVault, undefined, async () => ({
text: "Reviewed the goal and posted the operating plan.",
toolCalls: [],
rawResponseJson: JSON.stringify({ id: "resp_goal" }),
}));
const onboarding = new OnboardingService({ db: connection.db, saveProviderCredential: (input) => providers.saveCredential(input) });
const organization = new OrganizationService(connection.db);
const taskExecution = new TaskExecutionService(connection.db, providers);
let orgId = "";
let ceoAgentId = "";
connection.transaction(() => {
const summary = onboarding.bootstrap({
companyName: "OrbitOps AI",
companyDescription: "AI-run operations company.",
employeeName: "Yang",
workspacePath: "",
executionMode: "ai_ceo",
autoApproveHires: true,
reviewDeliverables: false,
goalTitle: "Stand up a local service business in 30 days.",
goalDescription: "Validate the market and win the first paying customers.",
providerKey: "openai",
providerSecret: "sk-test-key",
providerModel: "gpt-5.4",
});
orgId = summary.orgId;
ceoAgentId = summary.ceoAgentId;
});
// Drain the bootstrap kickoff so only the new goal's work remains.
const bootstrapRun = claimNextQueuedRun(connection);
await taskExecution.executeRun(bootstrapRun!.org_id, bootstrapRun!.id);
let goalId = "";
connection.transaction(() => {
goalId = organization.createGoal({
orgId,
title: "Open the Berlin market",
description: "Win the first ten customers.",
ownerAgentId: null,
});
});
const kickoff = connection.db.prepare("select id, assignee_agent_id, status from tasks where goal_id = ?")
.get(goalId) as { id: string; assignee_agent_id: string; status: string };
expect(kickoff.assignee_agent_id).toBe(ceoAgentId);
expect(kickoff.status).toBe("backlog");
// The autonomous worker's heartbeat picks the kickoff up and completes it.
const enqueued = connection.transaction(() => taskExecution.enqueueHeartbeatRuns());
expect(enqueued).toHaveLength(1);
const claimed = claimNextQueuedRun(connection);
expect(claimed?.id).toBe(enqueued[0]);
await taskExecution.executeRun(claimed!.org_id, claimed!.id);
const run = connection.db.prepare("select state, task_id, trigger from task_runs where id = ?")
.get(claimed!.id) as { state: string; task_id: string; trigger: string };
expect(run).toMatchObject({ state: "completed", task_id: kickoff.id, trigger: "heartbeat" });
connection.close();
});
});