Align conftest mock herdr and unit test assertions with Claude's simplified session-based isolation and native herdr command updates

2026-07-20 07:42:05 +09:00
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@@ -92,4 +92,5 @@ Job lifecycle execution events are persistently mirrored to an append-only log u
 - **Subscribe-Before-Publish**: The subscriber must be running before the agent starts publishing. The `submit` command handles this automatically by launching the subscriber in the background first.
 - **Fresh job_id Propagation**: Make sure the worker agent receives the correct `JOB_ID` generated for the current run, rather than reusing stale IDs from previous sessions.
 - **Brief delivery via file path**: For long or complex prompts, write the instructions to a file (e.g. `/tmp/task-brief.md`) and pass a short prompt pointing to the file path to prevent terminal buffer overflows.
+- **Prompts injected into a live agent session MUST be English, ASCII-only, and short** — this is exactly what `--prompt`/the `instructions` string sent to `run_agent()` end up as. Any Korean (or other non-ASCII) content the task needs to convey must go in a markdown brief file (e.g. `.mam/jobs/<id>/brief.md`, written in Korean is fine) that the injected prompt merely tells the agent to read. Two independent bugs in `send_keys_safe`'s paste-verification (in `lib.sh`) made this matter in practice: (a) its marker was taken with a byte-based `tail -c 24`, which can slice a multi-byte UTF-8 (e.g. Korean) character in half; (b) the rendered pane soft-wraps long lines at the terminal width, which can split the marker across two visual lines. Both are now fixed at the source (character-safe truncation + newline-stripped matching before comparison), but keeping injected prompts short/English/file-referencing is still the cheapest way to avoid ever exercising this edge case at all — it's also simply what `submit`'s own default instruction template already does (see `Core Commands` above).
 - **Batch Grouping**: Group non-overlapping tasks into batches to parallelize execution across multiple agent sessions, reducing overhead.