The original tests/integration/autonomous-chain.spec.ts was ~1400 lines
and 50 KB, covering 19 describe blocks across 10 orthogonal scenarios.
Physically extract each describe (or closely related group) into its
own file inside tests/integration/autonomous-chain/ so each file stays
under the project's 500-line ceiling and failures point at the
scenario that regressed.
Shared beforeEach / afterEach / createAgent / buildCtx helpers move to
autonomous-chain/shared-setup.ts, which exposes installSharedSetup() as
a factory that each spec calls at module load. The tests themselves
are moved byte-for-byte; only module-level references (`db`,
`companyId`, `workspaceId`, `tempDirs`) are rewritten to go through
the shared handle. No assertions, it() calls, or behavior are changed.
Split layout:
role-detection.spec.ts — Step 1: CEO role detection
ceo-phased-prompts.spec.ts — Step 2: phased prompts + approvals
wakeup-queue.spec.ts — Step 3: deferred wake queue
approval-decisions.spec.ts — Step 4: hire approval decisions
task-propagation.spec.ts — Step 5: task/comment wake propagation
run-failure.spec.ts — Step 6: run failure escalation
crash-recovery.spec.ts — Step 7: worker crash recovery
wake-reason.spec.ts — Step 8: wake reason injection
e2e-flows.spec.ts — full-chain + review-fix regressions
automation-messages.spec.ts — automation/messages/assignment/workflows
Test count stays at 363 passing; typecheck stays at 156 errors.
- 10 tests covering worker crash detection, lock release, agent reset
- Session handoff markdown generation with real DB
- Context preservation (D-02): agent assignment retained after crash
- DB consistency verification: no running runs/agents, no orphaned locks
- Multiple concurrent runs all interrupted on crash
- Uses real AppDatabase with temp dirs, gemini_local connector
- Fix SQLInputValue type in listWakeupRequests params
- Fix leftover pendingWakes reference in worker-service.ts
- Fix RunStatus 'completed' -> 'succeeded' in atomic-checkout test
- Update autonomous-chain.spec.ts to use new wakeup lifecycle API
ZacharyZhang-NY