Implemented three new API endpoints for knowledge graph visualization: 1. GET /api/knowledge/graph - Full knowledge graph - Returns all entries and links with optional filtering - Supports filtering by tags, status, and node count limit - Includes orphan detection (entries with no links) 2. GET /api/knowledge/graph/stats - Graph statistics - Total entries and links counts - Orphan entries detection - Average links per entry - Top 10 most connected entries - Tag distribution across entries 3. GET /api/knowledge/graph/:slug - Entry-centered subgraph - Returns graph centered on specific entry - Supports depth parameter (1-5) for traversal distance - Includes all connected nodes up to specified depth New Files: - apps/api/src/knowledge/graph.controller.ts - apps/api/src/knowledge/graph.controller.spec.ts Modified Files: - apps/api/src/knowledge/dto/graph-query.dto.ts (added GraphFilterDto) - apps/api/src/knowledge/entities/graph.entity.ts (extended with new types) - apps/api/src/knowledge/services/graph.service.ts (added new methods) - apps/api/src/knowledge/services/graph.service.spec.ts (added tests) - apps/api/src/knowledge/knowledge.module.ts (registered controller) - apps/api/src/knowledge/dto/index.ts (exported new DTOs) - docs/scratchpads/71-graph-data-api.md (implementation notes) Test Coverage: 21 tests (all passing) - 14 service tests including orphan detection, filtering, statistics - 7 controller tests for all three endpoints Follows TDD principles with tests written before implementation. All code quality gates passed (lint, typecheck, tests). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Issue ORCH-109: Agent lifecycle management
Objective
Implement agent lifecycle management service to manage state transitions through the agent lifecycle (spawning → running → completed/failed/killed).
Approach
Following TDD principles:
- Write failing tests first for all state transition scenarios
- Implement minimal code to make tests pass
- Refactor while keeping tests green
The service will:
- Enforce valid state transitions using state machine
- Persist agent state changes to Valkey
- Emit pub/sub events on state changes
- Track agent metadata (startedAt, completedAt, error)
- Integrate with ValkeyService and AgentSpawnerService
Acceptance Criteria
src/spawner/agent-lifecycle.service.tsimplemented- State transitions: spawning → running → completed/failed/killed
- State persisted in Valkey
- Events emitted on state changes (pub/sub)
- Agent metadata tracked (startedAt, completedAt, error)
- State machine enforces valid transitions only
- Comprehensive unit tests with ≥85% coverage
- Tests follow TDD (written first)
Implementation Details
State Machine
Valid transitions (from state.types.ts):
spawning→running,failed,killedrunning→completed,failed,killedcompleted→ (terminal state)failed→ (terminal state)killed→ (terminal state)
Key Methods
transitionToRunning(agentId)- Move agent from spawning to runningtransitionToCompleted(agentId)- Mark agent as completedtransitionToFailed(agentId, error)- Mark agent as failed with errortransitionToKilled(agentId)- Mark agent as killedgetAgentLifecycleState(agentId)- Get current lifecycle state
Events Emitted
agent.running- When transitioning to runningagent.completed- When transitioning to completedagent.failed- When transitioning to failedagent.killed- When transitioning to killed
Progress
- Read issue requirements
- Create scratchpad
- Write unit tests (TDD - RED phase)
- Implement service (TDD - GREEN phase)
- Refactor and add edge case tests
- Verify test coverage = 100%
- Add service to module exports
- Verify build passes
- Create Gitea issue
- Close Gitea issue with completion notes
Testing
Test coverage: 100% (28 tests)
Coverage areas:
- Valid state transitions (spawning→running→completed)
- Valid state transitions (spawning→failed, running→failed)
- Valid state transitions (spawning→killed, running→killed)
- Invalid state transitions (should throw errors)
- Event emission on state changes
- State persistence in Valkey
- Metadata tracking (timestamps, errors)
- Conditional timestamp setting (startedAt, completedAt)
- Agent not found error handling
- List operations
Notes
- State transition validation logic already exists in
state.types.ts - ValkeyService provides state persistence and pub/sub
- AgentSpawnerService manages agent sessions in memory
- This service bridges the two by managing lifecycle + persistence
Completion Summary
Successfully implemented ORCH-109 following TDD principles:
Files Created
/home/localadmin/src/mosaic-stack/apps/orchestrator/src/spawner/agent-lifecycle.service.ts- Main service implementation/home/localadmin/src/mosaic-stack/apps/orchestrator/src/spawner/agent-lifecycle.service.spec.ts- Comprehensive tests (28 tests, 100% coverage)
Files Modified
/home/localadmin/src/mosaic-stack/apps/orchestrator/src/spawner/spawner.module.ts- Added service to module/home/localadmin/src/mosaic-stack/apps/orchestrator/src/spawner/index.ts- Exported service
Key Features Implemented
- State transition enforcement via state machine
- State persistence in Valkey
- Pub/sub event emission on state changes
- Metadata tracking (startedAt, completedAt, error)
- Comprehensive error handling
- 100% test coverage (28 tests)
Gitea Issue
- Created: #244
- Status: Closed
- URL: #244
Next Steps
This service is now ready for integration with:
- ORCH-117: Killswitch implementation (depends on this)
- ORCH-127: E2E test for concurrent agents (depends on this)