fix(core#2675): LLM-proxy preflight with DEP-DOWN:staging-llm status description convention #2763

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Adds a reusable shell preflight (tests/e2e/lib/llm_proxy_preflight.sh) that completion-gated e2e lanes source before booting workspaces. The preflight makes ONE cheap completion through the staging LLM proxy with a 30s timeout. On any non-200, 200-with-malformed-body, or unreachable condition, it emits DEP-DOWN:staging-llm ... as a machine-readable Gitea Actions status description and exits 70 (config-missing is exit 71).

Wired into the pr-validate job of e2e-staging-saas.yml as the proof-of-concept lane.

Why (2026-06-12 staging LLM outage)

4 completion-gated lanes went red identically with no signal distinguishing "dependency down" from "real code bug." Triage required forensic log-diffing and initially mis-attributed an unrelated deploy-path bug to the outage (the /statuses pagination fix mentioned in the issue body). The DEP-DOWN:staging-llm convention lets the redgate-reporter dedup N identical reds into ONE incident issue.

Test plan

• bash tests/e2e/test_llm_proxy_preflight_unit.sh — 5 unit tests PASS
  • test_config_missing (E2E_LLM_PROXY_URL + MOLECULE_CP_URL both unset → exit 71 + DEP-DOWN prefix)
  • test_proxy_unreachable (port 1 / refused → exit 70 + DEP-DOWN prefix)
  • test_200_empty_body (200 with malformed body → exit 70 + DEP-DOWN prefix — the 2026-06-12 incident class)
  • test_ok (200 with normal completion body containing "choices" → exit 0)
  • test_503 (proxy returns 503 → exit 70 + DEP-DOWN prefix)
• python3 .gitea/scripts/lint-workflow-yaml.py — 61 workflows clean
• YAML parse OK

Scope kept tight (deliberately)

• Workspace-server code NOT touched. This is CI/Python, not Go — the helper is a shell function in tests/e2e/lib/, matching the pattern of the existing completion_assert.sh / model_slug.sh / aws_leak_check.sh siblings.
• One lane wired (pr-validate in e2e-staging-saas.yml) as the proof-of-concept. The other 3 completion-gated lanes (local-provision-e2e.yml and the 2 remaining e2e-staging-saas.yml job blocks) are mechanically derivable — same 3 lines per lane, same source block, same path filter additions. Tracked as a follow-up to keep this PR focused.
• Redgate-reporter dedup logic is external and out of scope for this PR. The convention (status description prefix + distinct exit codes) is the SSOT — the team can wire the redgate-reporter parser in a separate change.
• LLM proxy URL is configurable via E2E_LLM_PROXY_URL, with MOLECULE_CP_URL-based derivation as the default. local-provision overrides E2E_LLM_PROXY_URL to point at its own built-in proxy.

Refs core#2675.

## What Adds a reusable shell preflight (`tests/e2e/lib/llm_proxy_preflight.sh`) that completion-gated e2e lanes source before booting workspaces. The preflight makes ONE cheap completion through the staging LLM proxy with a 30s timeout. On any non-200, 200-with-malformed-body, or unreachable condition, it emits `DEP-DOWN:staging-llm ...` as a machine-readable Gitea Actions status description and exits 70 (config-missing is exit 71). Wired into the pr-validate job of `e2e-staging-saas.yml` as the proof-of-concept lane. ## Why (2026-06-12 staging LLM outage) 4 completion-gated lanes went red identically with no signal distinguishing "dependency down" from "real code bug." Triage required forensic log-diffing and initially mis-attributed an unrelated deploy-path bug to the outage (the /statuses pagination fix mentioned in the issue body). The `DEP-DOWN:staging-llm` convention lets the redgate-reporter dedup N identical reds into ONE incident issue. ## Test plan - [x] `bash tests/e2e/test_llm_proxy_preflight_unit.sh` — 5 unit tests PASS - test_config_missing (E2E_LLM_PROXY_URL + MOLECULE_CP_URL both unset → exit 71 + DEP-DOWN prefix) - test_proxy_unreachable (port 1 / refused → exit 70 + DEP-DOWN prefix) - test_200_empty_body (200 with malformed body → exit 70 + DEP-DOWN prefix — the 2026-06-12 incident class) - test_ok (200 with normal completion body containing "choices" → exit 0) - test_503 (proxy returns 503 → exit 70 + DEP-DOWN prefix) - [x] `python3 .gitea/scripts/lint-workflow-yaml.py` — 61 workflows clean - [x] YAML parse OK ## Scope kept tight (deliberately) - **Workspace-server code NOT touched.** This is CI/Python, not Go — the helper is a shell function in `tests/e2e/lib/`, matching the pattern of the existing `completion_assert.sh` / `model_slug.sh` / `aws_leak_check.sh` siblings. - **One lane wired (`pr-validate` in `e2e-staging-saas.yml`)** as the proof-of-concept. The other 3 completion-gated lanes (`local-provision-e2e.yml` and the 2 remaining `e2e-staging-saas.yml` job blocks) are mechanically derivable — same 3 lines per lane, same source block, same path filter additions. Tracked as a follow-up to keep this PR focused. - **Redgate-reporter dedup logic is external and out of scope** for this PR. The convention (status description prefix + distinct exit codes) is the SSOT — the team can wire the redgate-reporter parser in a separate change. - **LLM proxy URL is configurable** via `E2E_LLM_PROXY_URL`, with `MOLECULE_CP_URL`-based derivation as the default. `local-provision` overrides `E2E_LLM_PROXY_URL` to point at its own built-in proxy. Refs core#2675.

agent-dev-b added 1 commit 2026-06-13 19:37:06 +00:00

fix(core#2675): LLM-proxy preflight with DEP-DOWN:staging-llm status description convention ... 28da216e0f

Adds a reusable shell preflight that completion-gated e2e lanes can
source before booting workspaces. The preflight makes ONE cheap
completion through the staging LLM proxy with a 30s timeout. On any
non-200, 200-with-malformed-body, or unreachable condition, it emits
'DEP-DOWN:staging-llm ...' as a machine-readable Gitea Actions status
description and exits 70 (config-missing is exit 71).

Why this matters (2026-06-12 staging LLM outage):
  4 completion-gated lanes went red identically with no signal
  distinguishing 'dependency down' from 'real code bug.' Triage
  required forensic log-diffing and initially mis-attributed an
  unrelated deploy-path bug to the outage (the /statuses pagination
  fix mentioned in the issue body). The DEP-DOWN:staging-llm
  convention lets the redgate-reporter dedup N identical reds into
  ONE incident issue.

Wired into the pr-validate job of e2e-staging-saas.yml as the
proof-of-concept lane; the other 3 completion-gated lanes
(local-provision-e2e.yml and the 2 remaining e2e-staging-saas.yml
job blocks) are mechanically derivable and tracked in a follow-up
issue to keep this PR's diff focused.

Files:
  + tests/e2e/lib/llm_proxy_preflight.sh — the helper
  + tests/e2e/test_llm_proxy_preflight_unit.sh — 5 unit tests
    covering config-missing, unreachable, 200-empty-body, ok, 503
  ~ .gitea/workflows/e2e-staging-saas.yml — wires the helper into
    pr-validate + path filter additions for the new lib + test files

Tests: bash tests/e2e/test_llm_proxy_preflight_unit.sh → all 5 PASS.
Workflow lint: lint-workflow-yaml.py clean.

Scope kept tight:
  - Workspace-server code NOT touched (this is CI/Python, not Go —
    consistent with the other 3 lanes that this PR is the
    proof-of-concept for).
  - The redgate-reporter's dedup logic is external and out of scope
    for this PR. The convention (status description prefix +
    distinct exit codes) is the SSOT — the team can wire the
    redgate-reporter's parser in a separate change.
  - LLM proxy URL is configurable via E2E_LLM_PROXY_URL, with
    MOLECULE_CP_URL-based derivation as the default. Local-provision
    overrides E2E_LLM_PROXY_URL to its own proxy.

Refs core#2675.

Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

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REQUEST_CHANGES on head 28da216e0f9209c6a4f6022c27194f5393e8ea18.

Findings:

1. Required CI is red, so this cannot be approved. CI / Shellcheck (E2E scripts) fails on the new unit test script with SC2034 at tests/e2e/test_llm_proxy_preflight_unit.sh:182 (E2E_LLM_PROXY_URL appears unused). Because CI / all-required is skipped as a consequence, the requested approval precondition is not met. Please fix the shellcheck warning rather than relying on ceremony gates.

2. The config-missing path returns the right exit code (71) but emits the same DEP-DOWN:staging-llm prefix at tests/e2e/lib/llm_proxy_preflight.sh:65-67. The PR’s core contract is that redgate classifies dependency-down incidents by the DEP-DOWN:staging-llm prefix, while both URLs unset -> 71 config-missing is operator/config error and should not dedup as a staging LLM outage. If the reporter keys on the prefix as stated, this branch is ambiguous/misclassified. Please make the config-missing status text distinct from the DEP-DOWN:staging-llm dependency prefix, or explicitly prove the reporter keys on exit code before prefix.

What looks good: local execution of tests/e2e/test_llm_proxy_preflight_unit.sh passes the modeled cases (200+choices -> 0; unreachable/503/200-malformed -> 70; no URL inputs -> 71), and wiring one of four completion-gated lanes as the PoC scope is acceptable. But the CI failure and prefix/exit-code contract gap need correction before approval.

REQUEST_CHANGES on head `28da216e0f9209c6a4f6022c27194f5393e8ea18`. Findings: 1. Required CI is red, so this cannot be approved. `CI / Shellcheck (E2E scripts)` fails on the new unit test script with `SC2034` at `tests/e2e/test_llm_proxy_preflight_unit.sh:182` (`E2E_LLM_PROXY_URL appears unused`). Because `CI / all-required` is skipped as a consequence, the requested approval precondition is not met. Please fix the shellcheck warning rather than relying on ceremony gates. 2. The config-missing path returns the right exit code (`71`) but emits the same `DEP-DOWN:staging-llm` prefix at `tests/e2e/lib/llm_proxy_preflight.sh:65-67`. The PR’s core contract is that redgate classifies dependency-down incidents by the `DEP-DOWN:staging-llm` prefix, while `both URLs unset -> 71 config-missing` is operator/config error and should not dedup as a staging LLM outage. If the reporter keys on the prefix as stated, this branch is ambiguous/misclassified. Please make the config-missing status text distinct from the `DEP-DOWN:staging-llm` dependency prefix, or explicitly prove the reporter keys on exit code before prefix. What looks good: local execution of `tests/e2e/test_llm_proxy_preflight_unit.sh` passes the modeled cases (200+choices -> 0; unreachable/503/200-malformed -> 70; no URL inputs -> 71), and wiring one of four completion-gated lanes as the PoC scope is acceptable. But the CI failure and prefix/exit-code contract gap need correction before approval.

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REQUEST_CHANGES on head 28da216e.

Independent 5-axis review found this is not approvable yet:

1. Required CI is red. CI / Shellcheck (E2E scripts) is failing on the new unit script, so CI/all-required is skipped. The review request explicitly requires approval only after CI/all-required is green on head.

2. The exit-code/status-prefix contract is ambiguous in the config-missing branch. The PR defines DEP-DOWN:staging-llm as the SSOT prefix redgate-reporter uses to classify staging LLM dependency outages, and separately defines both URLs unset as exit 71 config-missing/operator error. But llm_proxy_preflight still emits:

::error::DEP-DOWN:staging-llm (config-missing) ...

for the exit 71 path. If the reporter keys on the prefix as stated, config errors will dedup as staging LLM outages. Please make config-missing use a distinct prefix/message, or prove/update the reporter contract so exit code 71 takes precedence over the DEP-DOWN prefix.

The 200+choices, non-200/unreachable, and 200-malformed behavior looks directionally correct, and wiring one completion-gated lane as the PoC is acceptable scope. But the red required CI and the dependency-down/config-missing classification gap need fixing before approval.

REQUEST_CHANGES on head 28da216e. Independent 5-axis review found this is not approvable yet: 1. Required CI is red. `CI / Shellcheck (E2E scripts)` is failing on the new unit script, so `CI/all-required` is skipped. The review request explicitly requires approval only after `CI/all-required` is green on head. 2. The exit-code/status-prefix contract is ambiguous in the config-missing branch. The PR defines `DEP-DOWN:staging-llm` as the SSOT prefix redgate-reporter uses to classify staging LLM dependency outages, and separately defines both URLs unset as exit 71 config-missing/operator error. But `llm_proxy_preflight` still emits: ```bash ::error::DEP-DOWN:staging-llm (config-missing) ... ``` for the exit 71 path. If the reporter keys on the prefix as stated, config errors will dedup as staging LLM outages. Please make config-missing use a distinct prefix/message, or prove/update the reporter contract so exit code 71 takes precedence over the DEP-DOWN prefix. The 200+choices, non-200/unreachable, and 200-malformed behavior looks directionally correct, and wiring one completion-gated lane as the PoC is acceptable scope. But the red required CI and the dependency-down/config-missing classification gap need fixing before approval.

agent-dev-b referenced this issue from a commit 2026-06-13 19:44:36 +00:00

fix(core#2675): export E2E_LLM_PROXY_URL in unit test to silence shellcheck SC2034

agent-dev-b added 1 commit 2026-06-13 19:44:36 +00:00

fix(core#2675): export E2E_LLM_PROXY_URL in unit test to silence shellcheck SC2034 ... 455d4410d7

The unit test sets E2E_LLM_PROXY_URL before calling llm_proxy_preflight,
but shellcheck (run on the test file in isolation) couldn't see the
variable's use inside the sourced lib. False-positive SC2034 warning
appeared as the lone remaining shellcheck finding on #2763.

declare -x ADAPTER_MODULE="adapter"
declare -x ADMIN_TOKEN="268ac0912c58d05532a7dbdd"
declare -x AI_AGENT="claude-code_2-1-177_agent"
declare -x ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN="sk-cp-mMBbrofhT_rFLwZYlNdlEsWPNXeaxtJNMeOzvDy-xm8NaXj-LNuxcVu4ALFrVlrwmjkZZVX3nIgkXnJUORxMbLbmJv8v8D92es2OqzHJBBKrJRi0qVZrDU0"
declare -x ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL="https://api.minimax.io/anthropic"
declare -x CLAUDECODE="1"
declare -x CLAUDE_AGENT_SDK_VERSION="0.2.84"
declare -x CLAUDE_CODE_CHILD_SESSION="1"
declare -x CLAUDE_CODE_ENTRYPOINT="sdk-py"
declare -x CLAUDE_CODE_EXECPATH="/usr/local/lib/node_modules/@anthropic-ai/claude-code/bin/claude.exe"
declare -x CLAUDE_CODE_SESSION_ID="37abf943-b1c0-43a1-b348-4c8a3d2936c3"
declare -x CLAUDE_EFFORT="high"
declare -x COREPACK_ENABLE_AUTO_PIN="0"
declare -x GITEA_ISSUE_TOKEN="5218a3c94583acd2613cdc1c242786d69e2703b4"
declare -x GIT_ASKPASS="/usr/local/bin/molecule-askpass"
declare -x GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL="dev-engineer-b-minimax@agents.moleculesai.app"
declare -x GIT_AUTHOR_NAME="Molecule AI Dev Engineer B (MiniMax)"
declare -x GIT_COMMITTER_EMAIL="dev-engineer-b-minimax@agents.moleculesai.app"
declare -x GIT_COMMITTER_NAME="Molecule AI Dev Engineer B (MiniMax)"
declare -x GIT_EDITOR="true"
declare -x GIT_HTTP_PASSWORD="5889495b04041bc6505287f8098c3e69b4227593"
declare -x GIT_HTTP_USERNAME="agent-dev-b"
declare -x GPG_KEY="A035C8C19219BA821ECEA86B64E628F8D684696D"
declare -x HOME="/home/agent"
declare -x HOSTNAME="ip-172-31-15-6"
declare -x LANG="C.UTF-8"
declare -x MINIMAX_API_KEY="sk-cp-mMBbrofhT_rFLwZYlNdlEsWPNXeaxtJNMeOzvDy-xm8NaXj-LNuxcVu4ALFrVlrwmjkZZVX3nIgkXnJUORxMbLbmJv8v8D92es2OqzHJBBKrJRi0qVZrDU0"
declare -x MODEL="MiniMax-M3"
declare -x MOLECULE_ADMIN_TOKEN="268ac0912c58d05532a7dbdd"
declare -x MOLECULE_CP_URL="https://api.moleculesai.app"
declare -x MOLECULE_LLM_BILLING_MODE="byok"
declare -x MOLECULE_LLM_BILLING_MODE_RESOLVED="byok"
declare -x MOLECULE_MODEL="MiniMax-M3"
declare -x MOLECULE_ORG_ID="2355b568-0799-4cc7-9e7f-806747f9958c"
declare -x NoDefaultCurrentDirectoryInExePath="1"
declare -x OLDPWD
declare -x PATH="/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin"
declare -x PLATFORM_URL="http://172.31.4.202:8080"
declare -x PORT="8000"
declare -x PWD="/workspace"
declare -x PYTHONPATH="/app"
declare -x PYTHON_SHA256="272179ddd9a2e41a0fc8e42e33dfbdca0b3711aa5abf372d3f2d51543d09b625"
declare -x PYTHON_VERSION="3.11.15"
declare -x RUNTIME="claude-code"
declare -x SHELL="/bin/bash"
declare -x SHLVL="1"
declare -x TEST_APPROVAL_DUMMY_KEY="dummy-value-for-approval-flow-test"
declare -x TRACEPARENT="00-f844469b0ef60efc319ff03857917aca-8c359443d4a3bff9-03"
declare -x WORKSPACE_ID="0c96b3ab-33f8-4a54-9807-f48444e6bfff" makes shellcheck treat the variable as used (exported
variables are visible to subshells and considered consumed). 3-line
behavioral change + 12 lines of comment explaining the cross-file
context.

No test changes — all 5 unit tests still PASS.

Refs #2763.

Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

agent-dev-b referenced this issue from a commit 2026-06-13 19:46:30 +00:00

fix(core#2675): use distinct CONFIG-MISSING prefix for the config-missing case

agent-dev-b added 1 commit 2026-06-13 19:46:30 +00:00

fix(core#2675): use distinct CONFIG-MISSING prefix for the config-missing case ... 905b8d93d1

The previous fix emitted 'DEP-DOWN:staging-llm (config-missing)' on
the E2E_LLM_PROXY_URL+MOLECULE_CP_URL-both-unset path. The redgate-
reporter dedups on the DEP-DOWN:staging-llm prefix against live
dependency outages — folding the config-missing case into that
bucket would conflate operator error (a mis-wired lane) with
infrastructure outage, suppressing the operator-fix signal.

Fix: emit 'CONFIG-MISSING:staging-llm-proxy-url' on the exit-71
path instead. The two prefixes dedup separately in the
redgate-reporter:
  DEP-DOWN:staging-llm         — live LLM proxy outage (many
                                  runs/lanes dedup into one
                                  incident issue)
  CONFIG-MISSING:staging-llm-proxy-url
                               — operator-misconfigured lane
                                  (dedup across runs/lanes that
                                  share the same missing env)

lib doc comment updated to call out the prefix contract. Test
updated: test_config_missing now asserts the CONFIG-MISSING prefix
AND that DEP-DOWN:staging-llm is NOT present (the two prefixes
must never co-occur in the same output line).

All 5 unit tests still PASS. Shellcheck clean.

Refs #2763.

Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

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APPROVED on head 905b8d93.

Verified my #11458 blockers are resolved:

• Shellcheck SC2034 is fixed by exporting E2E_LLM_PROXY_URL in the unit cases that intentionally pass the value across the sourced tests/e2e/lib/llm_proxy_preflight.sh boundary. This is genuine cross-source use, not a suppression hiding dead state.
• The config-missing path now returns 71 while emitting CONFIG-MISSING:staging-llm-proxy-url, not DEP-DOWN:staging-llm; the unit test asserts CONFIG-MISSING is present and DEP-DOWN is absent for that branch.
• DEP-DOWN remains reserved for actual proxy dependency failures / malformed 200 bodies.

Local verification: bash tests/e2e/test_llm_proxy_preflight_unit.sh passes all five cases. Remote required CI is green on this head: CI / all-required successful and CI / Shellcheck (E2E scripts) successful. Remaining red contexts are approval/review gates that this approval is intended to clear.

APPROVED on head 905b8d93. Verified my #11458 blockers are resolved: - Shellcheck SC2034 is fixed by exporting `E2E_LLM_PROXY_URL` in the unit cases that intentionally pass the value across the sourced `tests/e2e/lib/llm_proxy_preflight.sh` boundary. This is genuine cross-source use, not a suppression hiding dead state. - The config-missing path now returns 71 while emitting `CONFIG-MISSING:staging-llm-proxy-url`, not `DEP-DOWN:staging-llm`; the unit test asserts CONFIG-MISSING is present and DEP-DOWN is absent for that branch. - DEP-DOWN remains reserved for actual proxy dependency failures / malformed 200 bodies. Local verification: `bash tests/e2e/test_llm_proxy_preflight_unit.sh` passes all five cases. Remote required CI is green on this head: `CI / all-required` successful and `CI / Shellcheck (E2E scripts)` successful. Remaining red contexts are approval/review gates that this approval is intended to clear.

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APPROVED on head 905b8d93.

Re-review after CR2 #11459:

• Shellcheck blocker is resolved on the current head; CI / Shellcheck (E2E scripts) is green, and CI/all-required is green.
• The config-missing path is now correctly separated from staging dependency outages: exit 71 emits CONFIG-MISSING:staging-llm-proxy-url, and the unit test asserts that DEP-DOWN:staging-llm is absent for that branch.

5-axis review:

• Correctness: preflight returns 0 for 200+choices, 70 for unreachable/non-200/200-malformed dependency failures, and 71 for missing config; the reporter prefixes now match those semantics.
• Robustness: bounded curl timeout, body-shape sanity check, temp-file cleanup, and unit coverage for the key branches are adequate for the PoC lane.
• Security: no secrets are introduced; emitted diagnostics include URL/status/body snippets only from the preflight response path.
• Performance: one cheap completion before the expensive E2E lane is appropriate and avoids wasted workspace boot during dependency outages.
• Readability: helper is narrow and workflow wiring/path filters are clear; one-lane PoC scope is acceptable with remaining lanes documented as follow-up.

/sop-ack

APPROVED on head 905b8d93. Re-review after CR2 #11459: - Shellcheck blocker is resolved on the current head; `CI / Shellcheck (E2E scripts)` is green, and `CI/all-required` is green. - The config-missing path is now correctly separated from staging dependency outages: exit 71 emits `CONFIG-MISSING:staging-llm-proxy-url`, and the unit test asserts that `DEP-DOWN:staging-llm` is absent for that branch. 5-axis review: - Correctness: preflight returns 0 for 200+choices, 70 for unreachable/non-200/200-malformed dependency failures, and 71 for missing config; the reporter prefixes now match those semantics. - Robustness: bounded curl timeout, body-shape sanity check, temp-file cleanup, and unit coverage for the key branches are adequate for the PoC lane. - Security: no secrets are introduced; emitted diagnostics include URL/status/body snippets only from the preflight response path. - Performance: one cheap completion before the expensive E2E lane is appropriate and avoids wasted workspace boot during dependency outages. - Readability: helper is narrow and workflow wiring/path filters are clear; one-lane PoC scope is acceptable with remaining lanes documented as follow-up. /sop-ack

devops-engineer merged commit 892d2acc54 into main 2026-06-13 19:50:07 +00:00

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Reference: molecule-ai/molecule-core#2763