feat: support conjunctive runtime routing - #475
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The PR adds conjunctive runtime routing while preserving legacy rule behavior, with reported checks and focused coverage passing; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant LoopFanout
participant RuntimeResolver
participant RunEvents
LoopFanout->>RuntimeResolver: resolve runtime for each task
RuntimeResolver->>RuntimeResolver: apply specificity and field merging
RuntimeResolver-->>LoopFanout: return resolved runtime
LoopFanout->>RunEvents: record runtime and provenance
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The implementation covers conjunctive selector validation, matching, specificity, field merging, compatibility, schema validation, runtime execution, and provenance tests [ Full details: Out of Scope Changes checkExplanation The changes remain focused on conjunctive runtime routing, validation, configuration schemas, runtime resolution, execution coverage, and related tests. No unrelated production behavior, migrations, dependencies, scheduler changes, or consumer-specific logic is shown. ✨ Finishing Touches 💡 1🛠️ Fix failing CI checks 💡
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| Filename | Overview |
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| internal/loop/runtime_resolve.go | Implements conjunctive matching and per-field specificity resolution consistent with the documented precedence. |
| internal/loop/runtime_validation.go | Validates the four supported matcher shapes and rejects ID selectors combined with other dimensions. |
| internal/loop/dsl/runtime.go | Extends the documented runtime matcher contract to permit type-and-complexity conjunctions. |
| internal/api/contract/loops_runtime.go | Exposes the conjunctive matcher and field-merging semantics through the transport-neutral API contract. |
| internal/tools/builtin/loops_environment_schemas.go | Updates native-tool input validation to accept conjunctions while retaining closed matcher and runtime shapes. |
| internal/daemon/loop_runtime_selection_integration_test.go | Exercises matrix, single-selector, and exact-ID runtime selection through an end-to-end daemon path. |
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flowchart LR
Input[Config, API, or native-tool runtime rules] --> Validate[Validate matcher and runtime shape]
Validate --> Match[Match task ID, type, complexity, or conjunction]
Match --> Rank[Rank specificity]
Rank --> Merge[Merge non-empty runtime fields]
Merge --> Resolve[Resolve provider, model, reasoning, and speed]
Resolve --> Persist[Persist resolved runtime and provenance]
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In `@internal/api/contract/contract_test.go`:
- Around line 325-357: Wrap the body of
TestLoopRuntimeRulesShouldPreserveConjunctionAndLegacyJSON in a t.Run subtest
whose name starts with “Should”, keeping the existing setup, assertions, and
JSON round-trip behavior unchanged.
In `@internal/tools/builtin/builtin_test.go`:
- Around line 2789-2795: Strengthen the rejection assertions around
compiled.Validate in the runtime_rules test so each invalid testCase verifies
that the error is a *jsonschema.ValidationError with the expected cause for its
invalid matcher or runtime shape, rather than merely checking err is non-nil.
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Verdict
The approach is right and fits the repo's premises. Requesting changes only for the two items below — the design itself is approved.
Why the design is sound
The main thing I checked was whether this bakes consumer-specific behavior into the core. It doesn't:
typeandcomplexitywere already first-class match fields before this PR (resolver, CLI flag, contract, item extraction). The PR only extends the match grammar over existing fields — no new domain concept enters the core.- No fixed vocabulary: both fields stay free-form strings (
minLength: 1). Compozy doesn't know what "backend" or "high" mean; task authors own the vocabulary. The issue's non-goal ("no global domain enum") is honored. - Policy stays in config, mechanism stays in core: rules are operator/agent-authored data; the core only implements deterministic matching + per-field merge with provenance.
- The per-item escape hatches remain above rules in precedence: the typed
type: runtimeinput and task frontmatter runtime still override config rules (runtime_resolve.go). The layering is unchanged; the policy layer just got more expressive. - The
path-envelope guard inItemRuntimeFromNamespacestill prevents arbitrary fan-out objects from opting into rule matching.
Also verified: single-selector rules keep identical behavior (relative specificity order preserved), the native-tool schema tightening (additionalProperties: false) only surfaces earlier the errors deep validation already rejected, digests/testdata updated, and the surfaces are closed end-to-end (config.toml, definition, HTTP/UDS, native tools, site docs, official skill).
Requested changes (blocking)
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Remove
.superpowers/sdd/2026-08-24-compozy-conjunctive-runtime-rules/task-1-report.md. This is a contributor-tool artifact and introduces a new top-level directory that isn't a repo convention. Task artifacts belong under.compozy/tasks/<slug>/; QA evidence underdocs/qa/. Thedocs/qa/report and scenario updates in this PR are correct and should stay. -
File a follow-up issue for the
loop: transition conflict: Goal session cleanup ... payload changeddaemon error recorded in the QA evidence, and reference it fromdocs/qa/reports/2026-08-24-conjunctive-runtime-rules.md. Theblocked-verifystatus is acceptable per the QA contract (the integration test covers per-item resolution), but the live-run failure that blocked settlement smells like a pre-existing Goal-session cleanup bug and needs its own tracked issue so the scenario can be re-walked after merge.
Non-blocking notes
- Matcher grammar (medium-term flag): the matcher is now a closed 3-field grammar with a hardcoded specificity ladder. This one conjunction touched 21 files; every future dimension (area, risk, language…) would repeat that cost. If a third dimension ever lands, the right move is a hard cut to free-form label matching (
match.labels.<key>, specificity = number of matched labels,idstays exclusive) rather than a fourth special field. Nothing to change now — with two combinable dimensions the closed grammar is the simpler, more auditable choice, and this PR doesn't make that future cut harder. - The compact
--runtimeCLI syntax staying single-selector is fine, since per-run conjunctions are reachable via--config <file>and the limitation is documented in the skill reference.
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@pedronauck Addressed both blocking items in
The runtime-selection scenario remains |
What & why
Closes #473.
Loop runtime rules currently allow matching by task ID, domain/type, or complexity independently. This adds a deterministic conjunctive selector for domain/type + complexity, so delivery workflows can choose a runtime for a lane like
backend/lowwithout creating task-specific rules.The resolution contract is:
id > type + complexity > type > complexityThis is a generic Loop capability: it introduces no consumer-specific enum or dependency.
This change was co-written with Codex. I reviewed the diff and verification results before opening the PR.
How you verified it
make gate— PASSbackend/lowandfrontend/mediummatrix routes through real Loop executionImpact
config.tomlruntime rules may combinematch.typeandmatch.complexityruntime_appliedobservabilitymake gatepasses locallySummary by CodeRabbit