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ApprovabilityVerdict: Approved at Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — This is a focused documentation-only update that records existing recurring-task behavior, corrects toolkit references, and refreshes coverage notes. It changes no runtime code, product defaults, schemas, deployment settings, or static-analysis configuration. You can add or adjust custom eligibility rules. Learn more. |
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515-515: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winNarrow the coverage claim to scheduled-task listing.
The test creates only one scheduled task in the parent thread's project. It does not add a task from another project, so no assertion exercises cross-project exclusion. The phrase “project-scoped listing” overstates the tested coverage. Narrow it to “scheduled-task listing.”
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-- recurring-task creation, project-scoped listing, pausing, and deletion; +- recurring-task creation, scheduled-task listing, pausing, and deletion;🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @docs/orchestration-v2/orchestrator-mcp-server.md:
- Line 515: Update the orchestration test coverage bullet to describe
scheduled-task listing without claiming project-scoped behavior; retain the
other listed coverage areas.
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The orchestrator MCP documentation claimed eleven tools and omitted the four existing recurring-task tools. It also presented
t3_thread_launchwithout identifying its project-toolkit ownership.Replaces the stale count with a link to the authoritative toolkit, adds concise recurring-task guidance, identifies the project toolkit, and updates the purpose and verification lists. No runtime behavior changes.
Fixes #15670.
Validation: compared the documentation with all fifteen OrchestratorToolkit registrations, scheduling handlers, endpoint registration, and existing scheduling integration-test assertions. Both source links resolve and
git diff --checkpasses. Runtime tests were unnecessary for this documentation-only patch. A separate GPT-6-Astra reviewer at medium reasoning approved the patch with no findings.Implemented by GPT-6.1-Sol at xhigh reasoning through the Codex harness.
replaces #15680, whose original source fork was deleted. refreshed against current main on october 11. source links still resolve, and scheduling defaults now distinguish same-project thread callers, other projects, and calls without a thread. checked the toolkit and service implementations;
git diff --checkpasses. no runtime behavior changed.gpt 6 astra writing on behalf of ash.
harness: codex in t3 code.