fix(goal): tolerate strict provider filler fields

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2026-07-24 12:12:18 +08:00
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@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ The surface also needs to preserve the separation between durable state and live
### Tools and model contract
`get_goal()` returns the current goal or `null`. A non-null result contains the compare-and-set id and revision, objective, durable phase, admitted and maximum goal rounds, any blocker reason, plus the process-local activation observation. `create_goal(objective, max_goal_rounds?)` creates one long-running same-session objective. `update_goal(goal_id, revision, action, objective?, max_goal_rounds?, blocked_reason?)` supports `edit`, `pause`, `resume`, `complete`, and `blocked`; replacement fields are valid only for `edit`, while a non-empty `blocked_reason` is required only for `blocked` and persists under the stable `model-reported` code.
`get_goal()` returns the current goal or `null`. A non-null result contains the compare-and-set id and revision, objective, durable phase, admitted and maximum goal rounds, any blocker reason, plus the process-local activation observation. `create_goal(objective, max_goal_rounds?)` creates one long-running same-session objective. `update_goal(goal_id, revision, action, objective?, max_goal_rounds?, blocked_reason?)` supports `edit`, `pause`, `resume`, `complete`, and `blocked`; each action consumes only its fields and ignores the others, while `blocked` still requires a non-empty `blocked_reason` and persists it under the stable `model-reported` code. This tolerance is necessary because strict-schema providers may populate every declared property even though JSON Schema marks the action-specific fields optional.
The prompt tells the model that it may infer goal intent from a direct human request in any wording or language, but should not convert routine single-turn work into a goal. It must read the current goal before updating and copy the exact id and revision. On a restored or forked active-but-disarmed goal, a semantic human request to continue is grounds for `resume`. Completion is reserved for an achieved objective, and difficulty or uncertainty alone is not a blocker; a block report must name the concrete condition.
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ Complete and blocked accept either direct-human authority or the exact current g
## Testing
Unit coverage pins registration and disposal, exclusive scheduling, generated prompt policy, generic presentation, direct-human creation in a non-English turn, exact/stale/non-running agent and driver checks, live-child rejection, resumed-fork root authority, steering, mismatched initiators, read/create/edit/pause/resume behavior, conditional blocker explanations, rearming after a session-start edge, authority-before-conditional-argument failures, exact goal-round completion, autonomous-only terminal stopping, the configured blocking threshold, and immediate human blocking. A keyless replay snapshot mounts the goal domain and tools into the real headless one-shot application, drives `create_goal` and `get_goal` through the shipped loop and persistence stack, pins its stream-json transcript, and inspects the externally persisted goal change. The echo-agent fixture is intentionally not used as an application-UX surrogate.
Unit coverage pins registration and disposal, exclusive scheduling, generated prompt policy, generic presentation, direct-human creation in a non-English turn, exact/stale/non-running agent and driver checks, live-child rejection, resumed-fork root authority, steering, mismatched initiators, read/create/edit/pause/resume behavior, required blocker explanations, strict-provider filler fields, rearming after a session-start edge, authority-before-argument failures, exact goal-round completion, autonomous-only terminal stopping, the configured blocking threshold, and immediate human blocking. A keyless replay snapshot mounts the goal domain and tools into the real headless one-shot application, drives `create_goal` and `get_goal` through the shipped loop and persistence stack, pins its stream-json transcript, and inspects the externally persisted goal change. The echo-agent fixture is intentionally not used as an application-UX surrogate.
## Alternatives considered