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user_prompt |
user_prompt: I need you to plan a multilingual hello-world state machine in Python.
Requirem…I need you to plan a multilingual hello-world state machine in Python.
Requirements:
- A StateMachine class with states for 2 languages: English and Spanish
- Each state prints "hello world" in that language
- The machine cycles through languages in order
- Include pytest unit tests that verify each language output
Create a plan, then exit plan mode.▴ |
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user_prompt |
user_prompt: I need you to plan a multilingual hello-world state machine in Python.
Requirem…I need you to plan a multilingual hello-world state machine in Python.
Requirements:
- A StateMachine class with states for 2 languages: English and Spanish
- Each state prints "hello world" in that language
- The machine cycles through languages in order
- Include pytest unit tests that verify each language output
Create a plan, then exit plan mode.▴ |
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tool_call |
Agent - description: "Explore project structure"
- prompt: Quickly explore the project structure at /tmp/pytest-sandbox/test_full_workflow0/project/. List the top-level files and directories, check if there's any existing Python code, test infrastructure (pyt…Quickly explore the project structure at /tmp/pytest-sandbox/test_full_workflow0/project/. List the top-level files and directories, check if there's any existing Python code, test infrastructure (pytest config, conftest.py), or existing patterns I should follow. Also check if there's an audit/agent-report.sh script.▴
- subagent_type: "Explore"
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tool_call |
Agent - description: "Explore project structure"
- prompt: Quickly explore the project structure at /tmp/pytest-sandbox/test_full_workflow0/project/. List the top-level files and directories, check if there's any existing Python code, test infrastructure (pyt…Quickly explore the project structure at /tmp/pytest-sandbox/test_full_workflow0/project/. List the top-level files and directories, check if there's any existing Python code, test infrastructure (pytest config, conftest.py), or existing patterns I should follow. Also check if there's an audit/agent-report.sh script.▴
- subagent_type: "Explore"
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tool_call |
Bash - command: "ls -la /tmp/pytest-sandbox/test_full_workflow0/project/"
- description: "List all files and directories at project root"
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tool_call |
Bash - command: "ls -la /tmp/pytest-sandbox/test_full_workflow0/project/"
- description: "List all files and directories at project root"
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tool_result |
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tool_result |
PASS |
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tool_call |
Bash - command: "find /tmp/pytest-sandbox/test_full_workflow0/project -type f -name "*.py" | head -20"
- description: "Find Python files in the project"
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tool_call |
Bash - command: "find /tmp/pytest-sandbox/test_full_workflow0/project -type f -name "*.py" | head -20"
- description: "Find Python files in the project"
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tool_result |
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tool_result |
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tool_call |
Bash - command: "find /tmp/pytest-sandbox/test_full_workflow0/project -type f \( -name "pytest.ini" -o -name "conftest.py" -o -name "setup.py" -o -name "pyproject.toml" \)"
- description: "Check for pytest config and setup files"
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+9.0s [+0.0s] |
tool_call |
Bash - command: "find /tmp/pytest-sandbox/test_full_workflow0/project -type f \( -name "pytest.ini" -o -name "conftest.py" -o -name "setup.py" -o -name "pyproject.toml" \)"
- description: "Check for pytest config and setup files"
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tool_call |
Read - file_path: "/tmp/pytest-sandbox/test_full_workflow0/project/audit"
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tool_call |
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tool_call |
Bash - command: "ls -la /tmp/pytest-sandbox/test_full_workflow0/project/audit/"
- description: "List contents of audit directory"
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tool_call |
Bash - command: "ls -la /tmp/pytest-sandbox/test_full_workflow0/project/audit/"
- description: "List contents of audit directory"
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tool_call |
Bash - command: "find /tmp/pytest-sandbox/test_full_workflow0/project/audit -type f"
- description: "Find all files in audit directory"
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tool_call |
Bash - command: "find /tmp/pytest-sandbox/test_full_workflow0/project/audit -type f"
- description: "Find all files in audit directory"
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tool_result |
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tool_call |
Bash - command: "cat /tmp/pytest-sandbox/test_full_workflow0/project/.gitignore"
- description: "Check gitignore to understand project patterns"
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tool_call |
Bash - command: "cat /tmp/pytest-sandbox/test_full_workflow0/project/.gitignore"
- description: "Check gitignore to understand project patterns"
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tool_call |
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tool_call |
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tool_result |
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tool_call |
Bash - command: "ls -la /tmp/pytest-sandbox/test_full_workflow0/project/.claude/"
- description: "Check .claude directory for any existing plans or notes"
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tool_call |
Bash - command: "ls -la /tmp/pytest-sandbox/test_full_workflow0/project/.claude/"
- description: "Check .claude directory for any existing plans or notes"
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tool_call |
Write - file_path: "/tmp/pytest-sandbox/test_full_workflow0/.claude/plans/compiled-jumping-newell.md"
- content: # Plan: Multilingual Hello-World State Machine
## Context
The project is a fresh repo with no existing Python code. We need to create a simple state machine that cycles through English and Spanish gr…# Plan: Multilingual Hello-World State Machine
## Context
The project is a fresh repo with no existing Python code. We need to create a simple state machine that cycles through English and Spanish greetings, along with pytest tests.
## Files to Create
### 1. `project/state_machine.py` — State machine implementation
- Define a `StateMachine` class with two states: `"english"` and `"spanish"`
- Store states as an ordered list: `["english", "spanish"]`
- Track current state index (starting at 0 / English)
- `run()` method: prints the greeting for the current state and advances to the next state (wrapping around)
- Greeting map: `{"english": "hello world", "spanish": "hola mundo"}`
### 2. `project/test_state_machine.py` — Pytest unit tests
- **`test_english_output`**: Create a `StateMachine`, call `run()`, assert captured stdout is `"hello world\n"`
- **`test_spanish_output`**: Create a `StateMachine`, advance to Spanish state, call `run()`, assert captured stdout is `"hola mundo\n"`
- **`test_cycles_through_languages`**: Call `run()` twice, verify outputs cycle English → Spanish; call again to verify it wraps back to English
- Use pytest's `capsys` fixture to capture print output
## Verification
```bash
cd project && python -m pytest test_state_machine.py -v
```
All tests should pass. Additionally, run `python -c "from state_machine import StateMachine; sm = StateMachine(); sm.run(); sm.run(); sm.run()"` to visually confirm cycling output.
▴
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tool_call |
Write - file_path: "/tmp/pytest-sandbox/test_full_workflow0/.claude/plans/compiled-jumping-newell.md"
- content: # Plan: Multilingual Hello-World State Machine
## Context
The project is a fresh repo with no existing Python code. We need to create a simple state machine that cycles through English and Spanish gr…# Plan: Multilingual Hello-World State Machine
## Context
The project is a fresh repo with no existing Python code. We need to create a simple state machine that cycles through English and Spanish greetings, along with pytest tests.
## Files to Create
### 1. `project/state_machine.py` — State machine implementation
- Define a `StateMachine` class with two states: `"english"` and `"spanish"`
- Store states as an ordered list: `["english", "spanish"]`
- Track current state index (starting at 0 / English)
- `run()` method: prints the greeting for the current state and advances to the next state (wrapping around)
- Greeting map: `{"english": "hello world", "spanish": "hola mundo"}`
### 2. `project/test_state_machine.py` — Pytest unit tests
- **`test_english_output`**: Create a `StateMachine`, call `run()`, assert captured stdout is `"hello world\n"`
- **`test_spanish_output`**: Create a `StateMachine`, advance to Spanish state, call `run()`, assert captured stdout is `"hola mundo\n"`
- **`test_cycles_through_languages`**: Call `run()` twice, verify outputs cycle English → Spanish; call again to verify it wraps back to English
- Use pytest's `capsys` fixture to capture print output
## Verification
```bash
cd project && python -m pytest test_state_machine.py -v
```
All tests should pass. Additionally, run `python -c "from state_machine import StateMachine; sm = StateMachine(); sm.run(); sm.run(); sm.run()"` to visually confirm cycling output.
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tool_result |
PASS |
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tool_call |
ToolSearch - query: "select:ExitPlanMode"
- max_results: 1
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tool_call |
ToolSearch - query: "select:ExitPlanMode"
- max_results: 1
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tool_call |
ExitPlanMode - allowedPrompts: [1 items]
- [0] {tool, prompt}
- tool: "Bash"
- prompt: "run pytest tests"
- plan: # Plan: Multilingual Hello-World State Machine
## Context
The project is a fresh repo with no existing Python code. We need to create a simple state machine that cycles through English and Spanish gr…# Plan: Multilingual Hello-World State Machine
## Context
The project is a fresh repo with no existing Python code. We need to create a simple state machine that cycles through English and Spanish greetings, along with pytest tests.
## Files to Create
### 1. `project/state_machine.py` — State machine implementation
- Define a `StateMachine` class with two states: `"english"` and `"spanish"`
- Store states as an ordered list: `["english", "spanish"]`
- Track current state index (starting at 0 / English)
- `run()` method: prints the greeting for the current state and advances to the next state (wrapping around)
- Greeting map: `{"english": "hello world", "spanish": "hola mundo"}`
### 2. `project/test_state_machine.py` — Pytest unit tests
- **`test_english_output`**: Create a `StateMachine`, call `run()`, assert captured stdout is `"hello world\n"`
- **`test_spanish_output`**: Create a `StateMachine`, advance to Spanish state, call `run()`, assert captured stdout is `"hola mundo\n"`
- **`test_cycles_through_languages`**: Call `run()` twice, verify outputs cycle English → Spanish; call again to verify it wraps back to English
- Use pytest's `capsys` fixture to capture print output
## Verification
```bash
cd project && python -m pytest test_state_machine.py -v
```
All tests should pass. Additionally, run `python -c "from state_machine import StateMachine; sm = StateMachine(); sm.run(); sm.run(); sm.run()"` to visually confirm cycling output.
▴
- planFilePath: "/tmp/pytest-sandbox/test_full_workflow0/.claude/plans/compiled-jumping-newell.md"
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tool_call |
ExitPlanMode - allowedPrompts: [1 items]
- [0] {tool, prompt}
- tool: "Bash"
- prompt: "run pytest tests"
- plan: # Plan: Multilingual Hello-World State Machine
## Context
The project is a fresh repo with no existing Python code. We need to create a simple state machine that cycles through English and Spanish gr…# Plan: Multilingual Hello-World State Machine
## Context
The project is a fresh repo with no existing Python code. We need to create a simple state machine that cycles through English and Spanish greetings, along with pytest tests.
## Files to Create
### 1. `project/state_machine.py` — State machine implementation
- Define a `StateMachine` class with two states: `"english"` and `"spanish"`
- Store states as an ordered list: `["english", "spanish"]`
- Track current state index (starting at 0 / English)
- `run()` method: prints the greeting for the current state and advances to the next state (wrapping around)
- Greeting map: `{"english": "hello world", "spanish": "hola mundo"}`
### 2. `project/test_state_machine.py` — Pytest unit tests
- **`test_english_output`**: Create a `StateMachine`, call `run()`, assert captured stdout is `"hello world\n"`
- **`test_spanish_output`**: Create a `StateMachine`, advance to Spanish state, call `run()`, assert captured stdout is `"hola mundo\n"`
- **`test_cycles_through_languages`**: Call `run()` twice, verify outputs cycle English → Spanish; call again to verify it wraps back to English
- Use pytest's `capsys` fixture to capture print output
## Verification
```bash
cd project && python -m pytest test_state_machine.py -v
```
All tests should pass. Additionally, run `python -c "from state_machine import StateMachine; sm = StateMachine(); sm.run(); sm.run(); sm.run()"` to visually confirm cycling output.
▴
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plan_snapshot |
plan_snapshot: 2026-03-25T22-31-37Z-e704e68c-d36c-4598-88a7-433399abf82b-plan-01.md |
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plan_snapshot |
plan_snapshot: 2026-03-25T22-31-37Z-e704e68c-d36c-4598-88a7-433399abf82b-plan-01.md |
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tool_call |
ExitPlanMode - allowedPrompts: [2 items]
- [0] {tool, prompt}
- tool: "Bash"
- prompt: "run pytest tests"
- [1] {tool, prompt}
- tool: "Bash"
- prompt: "run agent-report.sh for dev record logging"
- plan: # Plan: Multilingual Hello-World State Machine
## Context
The project is a fresh repo with no existing Python code. We need to create a simple state machine that cycles through English and Spanish gr…# Plan: Multilingual Hello-World State Machine
## Context
The project is a fresh repo with no existing Python code. We need to create a simple state machine that cycles through English and Spanish greetings, along with pytest tests.
## Files to Create
### 1. `project/state_machine.py` — State machine implementation
- Define a `StateMachine` class with two states: `"english"` and `"spanish"`
- Store states as an ordered list: `["english", "spanish"]`
- Track current state index (starting at 0 / English)
- `run()` method: prints the greeting for the current state and advances to the next state (wrapping around)
- Greeting map: `{"english": "hello world", "spanish": "hola mundo"}`
### 2. `project/test_state_machine.py` — Pytest unit tests
- **`test_english_output`**: Create a `StateMachine`, call `run()`, assert captured stdout is `"hello world\n"`
- **`test_spanish_output`**: Create a `StateMachine`, advance to Spanish state, call `run()`, assert captured stdout is `"hola mundo\n"`
- **`test_cycles_through_languages`**: Call `run()` twice, verify outputs cycle English → Spanish; call again to verify it wraps back to English
- Use pytest's `capsys` fixture to capture print output
## Verification
```bash
cd project && python -m pytest test_state_machine.py -v
```
All tests should pass. Additionally, run `python -c "from state_machine import StateMachine; sm = StateMachine(); sm.run(); sm.run(); sm.run()"` to visually confirm cycling output.
▴
- planFilePath: "/tmp/pytest-sandbox/test_full_workflow0/.claude/plans/compiled-jumping-newell.md"
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tool_call |
ExitPlanMode - allowedPrompts: [2 items]
- [0] {tool, prompt}
- tool: "Bash"
- prompt: "run pytest tests"
- [1] {tool, prompt}
- tool: "Bash"
- prompt: "run agent-report.sh for dev record logging"
- plan: # Plan: Multilingual Hello-World State Machine
## Context
The project is a fresh repo with no existing Python code. We need to create a simple state machine that cycles through English and Spanish gr…# Plan: Multilingual Hello-World State Machine
## Context
The project is a fresh repo with no existing Python code. We need to create a simple state machine that cycles through English and Spanish greetings, along with pytest tests.
## Files to Create
### 1. `project/state_machine.py` — State machine implementation
- Define a `StateMachine` class with two states: `"english"` and `"spanish"`
- Store states as an ordered list: `["english", "spanish"]`
- Track current state index (starting at 0 / English)
- `run()` method: prints the greeting for the current state and advances to the next state (wrapping around)
- Greeting map: `{"english": "hello world", "spanish": "hola mundo"}`
### 2. `project/test_state_machine.py` — Pytest unit tests
- **`test_english_output`**: Create a `StateMachine`, call `run()`, assert captured stdout is `"hello world\n"`
- **`test_spanish_output`**: Create a `StateMachine`, advance to Spanish state, call `run()`, assert captured stdout is `"hola mundo\n"`
- **`test_cycles_through_languages`**: Call `run()` twice, verify outputs cycle English → Spanish; call again to verify it wraps back to English
- Use pytest's `capsys` fixture to capture print output
## Verification
```bash
cd project && python -m pytest test_state_machine.py -v
```
All tests should pass. Additionally, run `python -c "from state_machine import StateMachine; sm = StateMachine(); sm.run(); sm.run(); sm.run()"` to visually confirm cycling output.
▴
- planFilePath: "/tmp/pytest-sandbox/test_full_workflow0/.claude/plans/compiled-jumping-newell.md"
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plan_snapshot |
plan_snapshot: 2026-03-25T22-31-40Z-e704e68c-d36c-4598-88a7-433399abf82b-plan-02.md |
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plan_snapshot |
plan_snapshot: 2026-03-25T22-31-40Z-e704e68c-d36c-4598-88a7-433399abf82b-plan-02.md |
| | check | PASS session_id returned |
| # | Time | Type | Detail show 10 ok results |
|---|
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user_prompt |
user_prompt: Implement the multilingual hello-world state machine based on this specification…Implement the multilingual hello-world state machine based on this specification:
- Create `state_machine.py` in the current working directory with a StateMachine class
- States: English ("hello world"), Spanish ("hola mundo")
- The machine cycles through languages in order
- Create `test_state_machine.py` in the current working directory with pytest tests verifying each language output
- Run pytest to verify the tests pass
Create both files in the current directory (not /tmp or any other location) and run the tests.▴ |
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user_prompt |
user_prompt: Implement the multilingual hello-world state machine based on this specification…Implement the multilingual hello-world state machine based on this specification:
- Create `state_machine.py` in the current working directory with a StateMachine class
- States: English ("hello world"), Spanish ("hola mundo")
- The machine cycles through languages in order
- Create `test_state_machine.py` in the current working directory with pytest tests verifying each language output
- Run pytest to verify the tests pass
Create both files in the current directory (not /tmp or any other location) and run the tests.▴ |
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tool_call |
Bash - command: "bash audit/agent-report.sh "SESSION_001" "plan_stated" "Create state_machine.py with StateMachine class cycling English/Spanish greetings, create test_state_machine.py with pytest tests, run tests""
- description: "Log plan to dev record"
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tool_call |
Bash - command: "bash audit/agent-report.sh "SESSION_001" "plan_stated" "Create state_machine.py with StateMachine class cycling English/Spanish greetings, create test_state_machine.py with pytest tests, run tests""
- description: "Log plan to dev record"
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tool_result |
PASS |
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tool_result |
PASS |
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tool_call |
Bash - command: "pwd"
- description: "Check current directory"
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tool_call |
Bash - command: "pwd"
- description: "Check current directory"
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tool_result |
PASS |
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tool_result |
PASS |
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tool_call |
Write - file_path: "/tmp/pytest-sandbox/test_full_workflow0/project/state_machine.py"
- content: class StateMachine:
"""A multilingual hello-world state machine that cycles through languages."""
STATES = [
("English", "hello world"),
("Spanish", "hola mundo"),
]
…class StateMachine:
"""A multilingual hello-world state machine that cycles through languages."""
STATES = [
("English", "hello world"),
("Spanish", "hola mundo"),
]
def __init__(self):
self._index = 0
@property
def current_state(self):
"""Return the name of the current language state."""
return self.STATES[self._index][0]
def get_output(self):
"""Return the greeting for the current state."""
return self.STATES[self._index][1]
def next(self):
"""Advance to the next language state, cycling back to the start."""
self._index = (self._index + 1) % len(self.STATES)
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tool_call |
Write - file_path: "/tmp/pytest-sandbox/test_full_workflow0/project/state_machine.py"
- content: class StateMachine:
"""A multilingual hello-world state machine that cycles through languages."""
STATES = [
("English", "hello world"),
("Spanish", "hola mundo"),
]
…class StateMachine:
"""A multilingual hello-world state machine that cycles through languages."""
STATES = [
("English", "hello world"),
("Spanish", "hola mundo"),
]
def __init__(self):
self._index = 0
@property
def current_state(self):
"""Return the name of the current language state."""
return self.STATES[self._index][0]
def get_output(self):
"""Return the greeting for the current state."""
return self.STATES[self._index][1]
def next(self):
"""Advance to the next language state, cycling back to the start."""
self._index = (self._index + 1) % len(self.STATES)
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PASS |
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- content: import pytest
from state_machine import StateMachine
class TestStateMachine:
def test_initial_state_is_english(self):
sm = StateMachine()
assert sm.current_state == "English"
…import pytest
from state_machine import StateMachine
class TestStateMachine:
def test_initial_state_is_english(self):
sm = StateMachine()
assert sm.current_state == "English"
def test_english_output(self):
sm = StateMachine()
assert sm.get_output() == "hello world"
def test_next_goes_to_spanish(self):
sm = StateMachine()
sm.next()
assert sm.current_state == "Spanish"
def test_spanish_output(self):
sm = StateMachine()
sm.next()
assert sm.get_output() == "hola mundo"
def test_cycles_back_to_english(self):
sm = StateMachine()
sm.next() # Spanish
sm.next() # back to English
assert sm.current_state == "English"
assert sm.get_output() == "hello world"
def test_full_cycle_multiple_times(self):
sm = StateMachine()
for _ in range(4):
sm.next()
# 4 advances with 2 states -> back to English (index 0)
assert sm.current_state == "English"
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- content: import pytest
from state_machine import StateMachine
class TestStateMachine:
def test_initial_state_is_english(self):
sm = StateMachine()
assert sm.current_state == "English"
…import pytest
from state_machine import StateMachine
class TestStateMachine:
def test_initial_state_is_english(self):
sm = StateMachine()
assert sm.current_state == "English"
def test_english_output(self):
sm = StateMachine()
assert sm.get_output() == "hello world"
def test_next_goes_to_spanish(self):
sm = StateMachine()
sm.next()
assert sm.current_state == "Spanish"
def test_spanish_output(self):
sm = StateMachine()
sm.next()
assert sm.get_output() == "hola mundo"
def test_cycles_back_to_english(self):
sm = StateMachine()
sm.next() # Spanish
sm.next() # back to English
assert sm.current_state == "English"
assert sm.get_output() == "hello world"
def test_full_cycle_multiple_times(self):
sm = StateMachine()
for _ in range(4):
sm.next()
# 4 advances with 2 states -> back to English (index 0)
assert sm.current_state == "English"
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| | check | PASS test file created — found 1 test file(s) |
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1. Add a Japanese state …Add Japanese as a third language to the state machine:
1. Add a Japanese state that outputs "こんにちは世界" to `state_machine.py` in the current directory
2. Add a test for the Japanese output in `test_state_machine.py` in the current directory
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1. Add a Japanese state that outputs "こんにちは世界" to `state_machine.py` in the current directory
2. Add a test for the Japanese output in `test_state_machine.py` in the current directory
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Bash - command: bash audit/agent-report.sh "session-001" "plan_stated" "Add Japanese as third language: 1) Add Japanese state to STATES in state_machine.py, 2) Add test for Japanese output in test_state_machine.py, 3…bash audit/agent-report.sh "session-001" "plan_stated" "Add Japanese as third language: 1) Add Japanese state to STATES in state_machine.py, 2) Add test for Japanese output in test_state_machine.py, 3) Update cycle test comment, 4) Run pytest"▴
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- old_string: " ("Spanish", "hola mundo"),
]"
- new_string: " ("Spanish", "hola mundo"),
("Japanese", "こんにちは世界"),
]"
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- old_string: " ("Spanish", "hola mundo"),
]"
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("Japanese", "こんにちは世界"),
]"
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- old_string: " def test_cycles_back_to_english(self):"
- new_string: def test_next_goes_to_japanese(self):
sm = StateMachine()
sm.next() # Spanish
sm.next() # Japanese
assert sm.current_state == "Japanese"
def test_japanese_ou… def test_next_goes_to_japanese(self):
sm = StateMachine()
sm.next() # Spanish
sm.next() # Japanese
assert sm.current_state == "Japanese"
def test_japanese_output(self):
sm = StateMachine()
sm.next() # Spanish
sm.next() # Japanese
assert sm.get_output() == "こんにちは世界"
def test_cycles_back_to_english(self):▴
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- old_string: " def test_cycles_back_to_english(self):"
- new_string: def test_next_goes_to_japanese(self):
sm = StateMachine()
sm.next() # Spanish
sm.next() # Japanese
assert sm.current_state == "Japanese"
def test_japanese_ou… def test_next_goes_to_japanese(self):
sm = StateMachine()
sm.next() # Spanish
sm.next() # Japanese
assert sm.current_state == "Japanese"
def test_japanese_output(self):
sm = StateMachine()
sm.next() # Spanish
sm.next() # Japanese
assert sm.get_output() == "こんにちは世界"
def test_cycles_back_to_english(self):▴
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sm.next()
# 4 advances with 2 states -> back to English (index 0)"
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sm.next()
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| | check | PASS phase 3: no plan_snapshots — got 0 |