fix(workbench): union the zoom denominator, derive the turn timeout from the harness - #426
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds ChangesCursor track compression
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR fixes zoom calculations, timeout alignment, budget reporting, transcription logging, and workbench documentation. A remaining test portability issue can make one test vary by host platform, so merge is reasonable with explicit owner follow-up to make that test platform-independent. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant WhisperServerManager
participant WhisperHelper
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WhisperServerManager->>WhisperHelper: start helper and poll readiness
WhisperHelper-->>WhisperServerManager: exit event, spawn error, or readiness timeout
WhisperServerManager->>MainProcessConsole: log one [stt] error
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In `@electron/stt/whisperServer.ts`:
- Around line 178-184: Add failure-path coverage for the helper startup flow
around recordError: simulate the helper exiting before readiness, verify exactly
one “[stt]” error log is emitted despite both the exit handler and startup catch
running, and assert status.lastError contains the corresponding failure.
Apply the same fix in `@electron/stt/whisperServer.ts` around lines 178 - 184.
In `@technical-documentation/testing/manual-e2e-checklist.md`:
- Line 197: Update the manual E2E checklist entry to identify the missing-helper
message from whisperServer.ts as application-generated text, not helper output,
while keeping helper stderr described separately for startup and exit failures.
In `@workbench/l0/quality.wb.ts`:
- Around line 436-438: Update the test around zoomPlacement to add a direct
assertion that placement.onZoneSec equals 7, while preserving the existing
zoomSec and precision assertions.
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Thanks — all three checked against the code. Two were right and are fixed in 1. Duplicate
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…rom the harness Five measured findings from the #217 pass, salvaged onto current main. Grouped by provenance rather than by subsystem: each is a few lines, and splitting them would cost more review than it saves. - `zoomPlacement` summed the per-hit spans for its denominator while the numerator intersected them. Rule 2 in `timelineMap.ts` forbids two zooms from overlapping, but only `setZoom` goes through the clamp that enforces it — `addZoom` appends — so an agent can stack zooms, and on such a document the shared seconds were counted twice below the line and once above it. Precision read low for a reason that had nothing to do with placement. The new L0 case is pinned in both directions: it reads 10 instead of 7 without the fix. - `vitest.workbench.config.ts` hardcoded a 120 s timeout while the harness moved to 300 s, so vitest killed a live turn before `runTurn` could classify it — a dead worker where the run should have recorded a TIMEOUT verdict. Derived from `DEFAULT_TURN_TIMEOUT_MS` now, and deliberately above it. - `buildCursorTrack`'s ceiling is soft: the mandatory points (first and last sample, shape changes, non-move events, the ends of a parked run) are exempt from `maxPoints` and stack on top, so a capture rich in them landed over the budget silently. Reported through a new `overBudget`, absent when the budget held. Not prevented — dropping a shape change to stay under is the one thing the track must never do. - `whisperServer` recorded its failures into `lastError`, which is read by the `status` getter that nothing on the transcribe path calls. A missing helper binary left no trace anywhere in the main process. The renderer already toasts; the log now carries a `[stt]` line someone can point at. - `workbench/README.md` still quoted 356 points / 24 238 characters for `getCursorTrack`, which the suite itself stopped asserting when the keyframe reduction landed — it asserts 148 / 7 797. Both it and `lib/real-fixture.ts` also sent readers to `workbench/fixtures/README.md`, inside a gitignored folder, so the file exists in no clone. The provenance now lives in the README itself, next to the consequence a fresh clone actually hits: 44 L0 tests fail on the absent fixture, and nothing in CI says so. Also adds the out-and-back regression test for `simplifyAxis` — the trajectory that separates per-axis-against-time simplification from path-space, which the monotonic traverse cannot — and the overfitting guard rail to the workbench README, where it will be read at the moment someone reaches for the prompt.
Review follow-ups on the three findings raised against this branch. - A helper that dies before readiness reached `recordError` TWICE: once from the `exit` listener, once from the startup catch that the same exit rejects. Two differently-worded `[stt]` lines for one event teaches a reader to skim the log — the opposite of what adding the line was for. The listener now owns the log for a death it already reported; the catch still writes the field, because its message is the more specific of the two and that is what `status.lastError` should end up holding. A readiness TIMEOUT leaves the child in place and is still logged from the catch, which is the only place that sees it at all. Both directions are pinned. - The manual checklist credited the missing-binary sentence to the helper. It is a string literal in `whisperServer.ts`, written on the branch where the binary does not exist — no helper process has started at that point. A tester told to look at helper output would have looked in the wrong place. Helper stderr is named as the separate source it is. - `zoomPlacement`'s numerator is now asserted beside its denominator. The reviewer's stated failure mode does not hold — simulating a double count on BOTH sides still fails the existing `zoomSec` assertion, which the review did not account for — but reading the oracle's two terms should not require deducing one of them from a ratio.
The version just pushed used fake timers around the whole `start()` call. That deadlocked on Linux CI while passing on Windows: `advanceTimersByTimeAsync` flushes microtasks, but `pickFreePort` waits on real socket I/O that fake timers do not drive, so the promise never settled and vitest cut the test at 15 s. `pollUntilReady` bounds itself with `Date.now()`, so a clock that leaps 60 s per reading walks past the 30 s deadline by itself — no fake timers, nothing that has to also drive real I/O, and the test lands in milliseconds on either platform. Restores are targeted rather than `restoreAllMocks()`, which would have taken the file-level `spawn` stub the next test relies on.
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In `@electron/stt/whisperServer.ts`:
- Around line 330-341: Update the spawn-error listener associated with the
startup flow so that when this.process equals the failed child, it records the
spawn error and then clears this.process, this.port, and this.startedAtMs,
preventing duplicate logging by the startup catch. Add coverage for a startup
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The de-duplication in the previous commit covered a helper that dies by `exit`
and missed the sibling branch: `error`. The `exitedBeforeReady` race rejects on
both, so a spawn failure reached the startup catch exactly the same way — and
because the `error` listener never cleared `this.process`, that catch could not
tell the failure had already been reported and logged it again in different
words. Reproduced before fixing:
["[stt] spawn error: spawn EACCES", "[stt] spawn EACCES"]
The listener now carries the same guard and the same state clearing as its
`exit` twin. That is also just true independently of the log: a child that never
spawned is not a helper that is up, and `status.running` said it was.
Audited the remaining `recordError` callers while here. The two pre-spawn ones
(binary absent, binary not executable) throw straight out of `start()` before a
child exists, so neither can reach the startup catch; the two listeners are now
symmetric; the catch is the only de-duplicating caller. Nothing else can double.
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Correct, and it is my own fix left half-done — pushed as The de-duplication in The listener now carries the same guard and the same state clearing as its Since this is the second time the same defect turned up one branch over, I audited every
Nothing else can double. The negative direction stays pinned by the readiness-timeout test: nothing exits there, so the catch is the only voice and must not be silenced. One thing I will not claim clean: on the first full |
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In `@electron/stt/whisperServer.test.ts`:
- Around line 566-569: Update the fake binary path setup near fakeBinaryPath to
use one platform-independent filename instead of branching on process.platform,
since binaryPath is supplied directly and spawn is mocked.
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`AGENTS.md` requires a `process.platform` read in a test to pin the platform, because CI is Linux-only and an unpinned gate is a branch nobody exercises. The five `win32 ? "whisper-stt-server.exe" : "whisper-stt-server"` filenames in this file were worse than unpinned: they were inert. Every test here hands `start()` an explicit `binaryPath`, which is precisely the branch that skips `resolveBinaryPath()`, so the name never reaches anything that reads it. Three of the five arrived with this branch; the other two are older and are fixed in the same pass rather than left behind, because two spellings of the same dead ternary in one file is a question the next reader has to answer. `process.platform` now appears nowhere in the file except where a test pins it outright with `Object.defineProperty`.
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Right, and worse than unpinned — those ternaries were inert. Fixed in Every test in this file hands Scope note, declared rather than slipped in: the finding was against line 568, one of the three tests this branch added. I removed all five, including the two that predate this PR (
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Summary
Five measured findings from the #217 pass, salvaged onto current
main. That branch is 356 commits behind and its document is half-stale (leads 1 and 3 landed since); these are the parts that did not land and are still correct today. Grouped by provenance rather than by subsystem — each is a few lines, and splitting them would cost more review than it saves.Two are bugs:
zoomPlacementdouble-counted stacked zooms. The denominator summed the per-hit spans while the numerator intersected them. Rule 2 intimelineMap.tsforbids two zooms from overlapping, but onlysetZoomgoes through the clamp that enforces it (replacePillSpan) —addZoomappends (agent-tools.ts:1349) — so an agent can stack zooms, andeditorial.tscarries anoverlapcheck precisely because it happens. On such a document the shared seconds were counted twice below the line and once above it, and precision read low for a reason with nothing to do with placement. The new L0 case is pinned in both directions: it reads10instead of7without the fix.The workbench turn timeout raced the harness.
vitest.workbench.config.tshardcoded 120 s whileDEFAULT_TURN_TIMEOUT_MSmoved to 300 s, so vitest killed a live turn beforerunTurncould classify it — a dead worker where the run should have recorded aTIMEOUTverdict. Now derived from the harness constant and deliberately above it.Three are missing signal:
buildCursorTrack's ceiling is soft and did not say so.maxPointsbudgets the rate and the gap floor; the mandatory points (first and last sample, pointer-shape changes, non-move events, the ends of a parked run) are exempt and stack on top, so a capture rich in them landed over budget silently. Reported through a newoverBudget, absent when the budget held. Not prevented — dropping a shape change to stay under is the one thing the track must never do. It is a separate field fromtruncatedon purpose: that one says "you are seeing less than you asked for", this one says the opposite.A missing Whisper helper left no trace in the main process.
recordErrorwrote only tolastError, read by thestatusgetter that nothing on the transcribe path calls. The renderer already toasts the failure; the log now carries a[stt]line someone can point at in a bug report. The manual checklist item is updated to match — its 2026-07-31 observation is no longer accurate.workbench/README.mdcontradicted the suite it documents. It still quoted 356 points / 24 238 characters forgetCursorTrack;l0/real-fixture.wb.tshas asserted 148 / 7 797 since the keyframe reduction landed. Both the README andlib/real-fixture.tsalso sent readers toworkbench/fixtures/README.md— inside a gitignored folder, so that file exists in no clone. Provenance now lives in the README itself, next to the consequence a fresh clone actually hits: 44 L0 tests fail on the absent fixture, and nothing in CI says so because CI does not run the workbench.Also included: the out-and-back regression test for
simplifyAxis— the trajectory that separates per-axis-against-time simplification from path-space, which the monotonic traverse cannot — and the overfitting guard rail in the workbench README, where it will be read at the moment someone reaches for the prompt.Related issue
Refs #217
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Run in this branch, on a clone with no
workbench/fixtures/:npx vitest --run src/lib/ai-edition/timeline/cursor-track.test.ts— 14 passed (3 new)npx vitest --run electron/stt electron/ai-edition/agent-tools.test.ts electron/ai-edition/deep-agent/service.test.ts— 206 passednpx vitest --run --config vitest.workbench.config.ts workbench/l0— 44 failed / 215 passed; the 44 are the pre-existing absent-fixtureENOENT, identical before and after this change, and are exactly the number the README now documentsmergeSpansline makes it fail withexpected 10 to be close to 7npm run docs:check— OK (31 files)npx biome checkon the touched trees — cleannpx tsc --noEmit,npx tsc -p tsconfig.test.json --noEmit,npm run wb:typecheck— no error in any touched file (this worktree reports 6 pre-existingTS2307for uninstalled deps:electron-updater,@tiptap/*,i18next)whisperServer.tschanges one log line and is covered byelectron/stt/whisperServer.test.ts; the absent-binary path itself is manual, and the checklist item for it is updated in this PR.Summary by CodeRabbit
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