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Godopu f7e1513585 refactor: standardize --agent option usage, improve YAML registry fallback, and fix layout falsy-zero trap (J-1)
- In stop_session.sh and update_yaml_resumed.sh: standardize explicit --agent option and use resolve_agent_type_from_registry to read agent type from YAML/DB state rather than brittle suffix-only regex inference.
- Update multi-agent-mux-stop/SKILL.md, multi-agent-mux-resume/SKILL.md, multi-agent-mux-create/SKILL.md, and deploy/INSTALL.md to standardize passing --agent explicitly.
- Fix J-1 in layout.py: refactor _env_int(*names, default=None) to take an explicit default parameter, eliminating the falsy-zero trap so MAM_MIN_PANE_COLS=0 is respected.
- Add regression and contract tests: test_j1_env_zero_min_cols_matches_flag_zero, test_j1_env_zero_min_rows_matches_flag_zero, test_comp_stop_agent_fallback_*, test_comp_docs_stop_examples_pass_agent.
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"""
.agents/skills/lib_py/layout.py
Shared 2xK grid TUI layout engine for multi-agent workspaces.
"""
from dataclasses import dataclass
from typing import List, Dict, Optional, Any
import json
import sys
import os
import argparse
@dataclass
class PaneInfo:
pane_id: str
x: int
y: int
width: int
height: int
# NOTE: no `focused` field. The 2xK engine is deliberately geometry- and
# structure-driven so that identical pane sets always yield identical
# decisions. Focus is user-interaction state and would make the result
# non-deterministic; herdr still reports it in the payload if ever needed.
@dataclass
class LayoutDecision:
target_pane_id: str
direction: str # 'right' | 'down' | 'overflow'
is_overflow: bool = False
reason: str = ""
def extract_panes(data: Dict[str, Any]) -> List[PaneInfo]:
"""Extracts list of PaneInfo from herdr layout JSON payload.
Accepts all three shapes herdr 0.8 emits: result.layout.panes,
result.panes, and a bare top-level panes array.
"""
if not isinstance(data, dict):
return []
res = data.get("result", {})
if not isinstance(res, dict):
res = {}
layout = res.get("layout", {})
if isinstance(layout, dict) and "panes" in layout:
raw_panes = layout.get("panes", [])
else:
raw_panes = res.get("panes", []) or data.get("panes", [])
panes: List[PaneInfo] = []
for p in raw_panes:
if not isinstance(p, dict):
continue
pid = str(p.get("pane_id", ""))
rect = p.get("rect", {})
if not isinstance(rect, dict):
rect = {}
x = int(rect.get("x", 0))
y = int(rect.get("y", 0))
w = int(rect.get("width", 0))
h = int(rect.get("height", 0))
if pid:
panes.append(PaneInfo(pane_id=pid, x=x, y=y, width=w, height=h))
return panes
def compute_2xk_layout(
data: Dict[str, Any],
min_cols: int = 60,
min_rows: int = 20,
max_columns: Optional[int] = None,
default_anchor_id: Optional[str] = None
) -> LayoutDecision:
"""
Computes optimal target pane and direction to maintain a balanced 2xK grid.
Only uses Herdr-supported split directions: 'right' and 'down'.
"""
panes = extract_panes(data)
if not panes:
# no_panes_default: when herdr returns no panes (empty workspace), default to 'right'
target = default_anchor_id or ""
return LayoutDecision(target_pane_id=target, direction="right", is_overflow=False, reason="no_panes_default")
# If only 1 pane in workspace
if len(panes) == 1:
p = panes[0]
# In 2xK grid, 1 pane -> 2 panes: split down to create top and bottom rows
# Check height overflow if dimensions known
if p.height > 0 and p.height // 2 < min_rows:
# If height is too small for 2 rows, try splitting right if width allows
if p.width > 0 and p.width // 2 >= min_cols:
return LayoutDecision(target_pane_id=p.pane_id, direction="right", reason="single_pane_height_constrained")
elif p.width > 0 and p.width // 2 < min_cols:
return LayoutDecision(target_pane_id=p.pane_id, direction="overflow", is_overflow=True, reason="single_pane_overflow")
else:
return LayoutDecision(target_pane_id=p.pane_id, direction="right", reason="single_pane_height_constrained_unknown_width")
return LayoutDecision(target_pane_id=p.pane_id, direction="down", reason="single_pane_split_down")
# Check for Headless mode: all panes have width <= 0 or height <= 0
is_headless = all(p.width <= 0 or p.height <= 0 for p in panes)
if is_headless:
# Headless panes are all 0x0, so columns cannot be counted from geometry
# the way the GUI path does. The alternation below (odd -> down,
# even -> right) is what builds the grid, so while that invariant holds
# the completed-column count is exactly n // 2. If panes were closed and
# the shape drifted, an odd n is absorbed by the `down` branch and the
# estimate self-corrects at the next even n.
n = len(panes)
anchor = default_anchor_id or panes[-1].pane_id
if n % 2 == 1:
# Filling an existing column never opens a new one, so max_columns is
# deliberately NOT checked here -- this mirrors the GUI path, where
# `fill_singleton_column` also ignores the cap. max_columns is a
# growth guard, not an invariant over the existing layout.
return LayoutDecision(target_pane_id=anchor, direction="down", reason="headless_odd_down")
current_cols = n // 2
if max_columns and current_cols >= max_columns:
return LayoutDecision(target_pane_id=anchor, direction="overflow",
is_overflow=True, reason="max_columns_reached")
return LayoutDecision(target_pane_id=anchor, direction="right", reason="headless_even_right")
# Geometry-aware column grouping
# Group panes into columns by X coordinate (fuzz threshold 2 cols)
sorted_by_x = sorted(panes, key=lambda p: (p.x, p.y))
columns: List[List[PaneInfo]] = []
for p in sorted_by_x:
matched_col = False
for col in columns:
if abs(col[0].x - p.x) <= 2:
col.append(p)
matched_col = True
break
if not matched_col:
columns.append([p])
# Sort each column's panes by Y coordinate (top to bottom)
for col in columns:
col.sort(key=lambda p: p.y)
num_cols = len(columns)
# 1. Check for any singleton column (column with only 1 pane spanning full height)
singleton_col = None
for col in columns:
if len(col) == 1:
singleton_col = col
break
if singleton_col is not None:
target_p = singleton_col[0]
# Check height
if target_p.height > 0 and target_p.height // 2 < min_rows:
return LayoutDecision(target_pane_id=target_p.pane_id, direction="overflow", is_overflow=True, reason="singleton_height_overflow")
return LayoutDecision(target_pane_id=target_p.pane_id, direction="down", reason="fill_singleton_column")
# 2. All existing columns have 2 (or more) panes -> we need to start a NEW column to the right
if max_columns and num_cols >= max_columns:
return LayoutDecision(target_pane_id=columns[-1][0].pane_id, direction="overflow", is_overflow=True, reason="max_columns_reached")
# Target the top pane of the rightmost column to split right
rightmost_top_pane = columns[-1][0]
# Check width constraint on the rightmost column
if rightmost_top_pane.width > 0 and rightmost_top_pane.width // 2 < min_cols:
return LayoutDecision(target_pane_id=rightmost_top_pane.pane_id, direction="overflow", is_overflow=True, reason="column_width_overflow")
return LayoutDecision(target_pane_id=rightmost_top_pane.pane_id, direction="right", reason="new_column_right")
def _env_int(*names: str, default: Optional[int] = None) -> Optional[int]:
"""First *valid* int among the env vars in *names*, else `default`.
`default` is an explicit parameter rather than an `or` at the call site so a
legitimate 0 survives (MAM_MIN_PANE_COLS=0 means 0, not the 60 default).
An unparsable value is skipped rather than raised or treated as terminal: a
typo in an operator's shell must not take the whole layout call down (lib.sh
would silently fall back to 'right'), and must not shadow a later candidate
that IS set correctly -- MAM_MIN_COLS is a legacy alias while
MAM_MIN_PANE_COLS is the name .mam.env.example documents, so aborting on the
first bad value would discard the documented setting. Empty values already
fell through; this makes invalid values behave the same way.
"""
for n in names:
raw = os.environ.get(n, "").strip()
if raw:
try:
return int(raw)
except ValueError:
continue
return default
def main():
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Compute 2xK grid TUI layout split direction")
parser.add_argument("--min-cols", type=int, default=_env_int("MAM_MIN_COLS", "MAM_MIN_PANE_COLS", default=60))
parser.add_argument("--min-rows", type=int, default=_env_int("MAM_MIN_ROWS", "MAM_MIN_PANE_ROWS", default=20))
parser.add_argument("--max-cols", type=int, default=_env_int("MAM_MAX_COLS", "MAM_MAX_PANE_COLS"))
parser.add_argument("--sample-pane", type=str, default=None)
parser.add_argument("--json", action="store_true", help="Output full JSON decision")
args = parser.parse_args()
raw_input = sys.stdin.read().strip()
data = {}
if raw_input:
try:
data = json.loads(raw_input)
except Exception:
data = {}
decision = compute_2xk_layout(
data=data,
min_cols=args.min_cols,
min_rows=args.min_rows,
max_columns=args.max_cols,
default_anchor_id=args.sample_pane
)
if args.json:
print(json.dumps({
"target_pane_id": decision.target_pane_id,
"direction": decision.direction,
"is_overflow": decision.is_overflow,
"reason": decision.reason
}))
else:
if decision.target_pane_id:
print(f"{decision.direction} {decision.target_pane_id}")
else:
print(decision.direction)
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()