q792602257andClaude Opus 4.6 75879c8a52
Tests / Test failed: 2, passed: 691
feat(host-agent): add optional Appium/Runtime supervisor
Adds an opt-in dependency supervisor inside the Host Agent that probes,
spawns, and restarts the two local processes the macOS single-machine
real-device workflow depends on: the Appium server (gates Driver.connect())
and the local Runtime API (local inspection). Default-off; gated by
HOST_AGENT_DEPENDENCY_SUPERVISOR_ENABLED plus per-dependency *_SUPERVISED
flags.

Mitigates the live-incident failure mode where forgetting to start Appium
silently keeps devices offline and tasks queued forever with no error
surfaced in Host Agent logs.

Behavior (per openspec change):
- Adopt-don't-fight: probe (TCP + dependency-specific HTTP health check)
  before spawn. Healthy listener → adopted (never killed/restarted).
  Unhealthy listener → port-conflict error, skip. No listener → spawn.
- Only supervisor-spawned processes are restarted on crash, with capped
  exponential backoff (1s/2s/4s/8s, capped at 30s) and a per-process-lifetime
  attempt ceiling (HOST_AGENT_DEPENDENCY_RESTART_MAX_ATTEMPTS, default 5).
- Spawn failures (e.g. missing executable) logged distinctly from crashes.
- Graceful stop terminates only spawned children; adopted processes untouched.
- Supervisor starts before the heartbeat loop's first connect_devices() pass
  and stops alongside existing heartbeat/console teardown.

Validation: ruff check + format clean, compileall clean, openspec validate
--strict valid. Non-integration suite 503 passed / 44 deselected / 2 failed
(both failures pre-existing from unrelated 03c7c30 LLM_PROVIDER_ENC_KEY;
verified by stashing this change). macOS real-device manual verification
(task 6.4) deferred to a macOS host.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-07-14 09:28:57 +08:00
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Device Agent Runtime

Device Agent Runtime is a device-agnostic runtime for LLM-driven automation. It gives agents a stable way to observe, decide, and act against real devices through a small set of domain models, driver contracts, tools, perception providers, and runtime orchestration.

iPhone automation through WebDriverAgent/Appium is the first driver, not the platform boundary. Future drivers can target Android, browsers, desktop environments, or other device surfaces without changing the runtime's core contracts.

Current Shape

  • core/: shared domain models and runtime errors.
  • driver/: the Driver contract, concrete driver adapters, and driver-type registry.
  • device/: device lifecycle and active driver management.
  • tools/: device capabilities exposed to runtime and API layers.
  • perception/: screen-to-Scene perception behind PerceptionProvider.
  • runtime/: planning and execution orchestration.
  • api/: REST/MCP transport adapters.
  • storage/: timeline, task, and device configuration persistence.
  • packages/cloud-platform/: cloud scheduling, device pooling, plugins, and the Python cloud SDK as the device-cloud-platform workspace member.
  • apps/cloud-api/: deployable authenticated Cloud Control Plane with PostgreSQL/SQLite persistence, scheduling, leases, and health endpoints.
  • apps/device-host-agent/: outbound Host Agent that synchronizes configured devices and executes leased tasks through the existing Runtime/workflow.

Python Workspace

The repository uses a uv workspace with one committed lockfile. From the repository root, synchronize every Python member with:

uv sync --locked --all-packages

Run the complete local test suite in a workspace environment:

uv run --all-packages pytest -m "not integration"

Select one member when running package-specific commands:

uv run --package device-agent-runtime python -c "import runtime"
uv run --package device-cloud-platform python -c "import cloud"
uv run --package device-cloud-api device-cloud-api --help
uv run --package device-host-agent device-host-agent --help
uv build --package device-agent-runtime
uv build --package device-cloud-platform

The Vue/Vite application under console/ remains an independent npm project; uv does not install or modify its JavaScript dependencies.

Project Direction

The durable roadmap is in docs/ROADMAP.md. The architecture invariants future changes must preserve are in docs/CONSTITUTION.md.

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