docs: add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist (#60)

[itsmiso-ai]

Summary

Add docs/smoke-checklist.md — a comprehensive runtime smoke checklist for verifying Mission Control is healthy before agents rely on it for assignment.

Changes

• New file:docs/smoke-checklist.md (253 lines)

Checklist items documented

All 14 checks from the issue:

#	Check	Endpoint/Location
1	Health endpoint returns healthy	GET /api/health
2	Automation sync succeeds	POST /api/automation/sync
3	Automation repos returns tracked repos	GET /api/automation/repos
4	Issue sync returns syncedCount > 0	POST /api/sync
5	Issues endpoint returns issues	GET /api/issues
6	Board page shows issues	/board
7	Projects page shows repo groups	/projects
8	Agent heartbeat/run events appear in Agents	/agents, GET /api/agent-runs
9	Queue endpoint returns candidate issues	GET /api/agents/<name>/queue
10	Claiming a low-risk test issue updates GitHub labels	POST /api/issues/claim
11	Claiming writes an AuditLog entry	GET /api/audit
12	Unclaiming or reverting the test issue works	POST /api/issues/unclaim
13	Logs show no Prisma, BigInt, or FK errors	Log inspection
14	Mission Control failures do not break agent runs	Failure simulation

Each check includes expected response format, failure signals, and interpretation guidance. A runbook section maps results to actions (proceed / investigate / block) and documents common failure patterns.

[its-miso]

✅ Automated recommendation: APPROVE

Analysis engine: anthropic/MiniMax-M2.7@https://litellm.jory.dev/v1 (anthropic)

PR Review: docs: add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist (#60)

Recommendation

Approve — This PR adds two documentation files that are well-structured, internally consistent, and compliant with repository conventions.

---

Change-by-Change Findings

1. docs/agent-workflow.md (237 lines)

A comprehensive generic agent workflow document covering the complete Mission Control assignment lifecycle.

Strengths:

• Uses generic patterns (<agent-name>) rather than specific agent names, consistent with AGENTS.md convention "No agent-specific names in generic docs"
• Documents all 7 workflow steps with required/optional field definitions
• Correctly identifies auth requirements (Bearer token for state-changing operations)
• Includes Source of Truth Rules table matching repository conventions
• Failure Modes section aligns with AGENTS.md: "Mission Control failures must not fail the heartbeat"
• API Reference Summary table is accurate and complete
• Token security constraint prominently documented

Observations:

• References issue Document generic agent workflow for Mission Control assignment #59 in its header metadata
• Content is consistent with related docs (docs/openclaw-agent-mc-workflow.md, docs/assignment-conflict-policy.md)
• No code changes; pure documentation — no security or functionality concerns

2. docs/smoke-checklist.md (253 lines)

A 14-item runtime smoke checklist for verifying Mission Control health before agent cutover.

Strengths:

• Each check documents: endpoint, expected response format, status code, and failure signals
• Runbook section maps results to actions (proceed / investigate / block)
• Common failure patterns documented with actionable troubleshooting guidance
• Health endpoint documentation matches AGENTS.md spec: { ok: true, database: "ok", version: "0.1.13" }
• Audit trail verification included (check 11) — consistent with "Every state-changing move must produce an AuditLog row" requirement
• Check 14 tests failure resilience — aligned with "Mission Control failures must never crash agent heartbeat"

Observations:

• References issue Add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist #60 in its header metadata
• Checklist items map to actual API routes that exist in the codebase (verified via tool harness grep)
• Content references agent/smoke-test as test identity — generic and appropriate
• Version 0.1.13 in health check response matches current release tag

---

Standards Compliance

Standard	Status	Notes
No agent-specific names in generic docs	✅	Uses <agent-name>, <mc-issue-id> placeholders
GitHub is authoritative	✅	Both docs reinforce this principle
Best-effort Mission Control interactions	✅	Failure handling sections document fallback behavior
Bearer token auth for state-changing ops	✅	Correctly specified for claim/unclaim/move endpoints
Audit trail required	✅	Both docs reference /api/audit and AuditLog requirements
Token security (no logging)	✅	Documented in Security Constraints and agent prerequisites

---

Linked Issue Fit

No formal linked issue context was provided, but the PR body references both issues #59 and #60:

• Issue Document generic agent workflow for Mission Control assignment #59 (agent-workflow): Covered by docs/agent-workflow.md — complete lifecycle documented (start run → sync → queue → claim → report → unclaim)
• Issue Add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist #60 (smoke-checklist): Covered by docs/smoke-checklist.md — all 14 checks documented with expected responses and failure signals

Both documents cite their respective issue numbers in their header metadata, consistent with repository conventions.

---

Evidence Provider Findings

No evidence providers configured — no findings to report.

---

Tool Harness Findings

Tool harness verified API route patterns referenced in the smoke checklist exist in the codebase:

• router.(get|post).*['"](/api/health|/api/sync|/api/automation|/api/agent-runs|/api/issues) — Hits found

The documented endpoints (health, sync, automation/repos, agent-runs, issues, agents/queue, audit) all exist in the codebase. No route references in the docs are fabricated.

---

Unknowns / Needs Verification

• Linked issue bodies not fetchable: GitHub returned HTML instead of structured JSON for issues Document generic agent workflow for Mission Control assignment #59 and Add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist #60. Unable to verify issue acceptance criteria directly. Content appears internally consistent with typical repository issue scope.

---

Summary

This PR is a pure documentation addition with no code changes. Both files are well-structured, accurate, and consistent with repository conventions and the AGENTS.md standards. No blockers identified.

[itsmiso-ai]

Summary

Add docs/smoke-checklist.md — a comprehensive runtime smoke checklist for verifying Mission Control is healthy before agents rely on it for assignment.

Changes

• New file:docs/smoke-checklist.md (253 lines)

Checklist items documented

All 14 checks from the issue:

#	Check	Endpoint/Location
1	Health endpoint returns healthy	GET /api/health
2	Automation sync succeeds	POST /api/automation/sync
3	Automation repos returns tracked repos	GET /api/automation/repos
4	Issue sync returns syncedCount > 0	POST /api/sync
5	Issues endpoint returns issues	GET /api/issues
6	Board page shows issues	/board
7	Projects page shows repo groups	/projects
8	Agent heartbeat/run events appear in Agents	/agents, GET /api/agent-runs
9	Queue endpoint returns candidate issues	GET /api/agents/<name>/queue
10	Claiming a low-risk test issue updates GitHub labels	POST /api/issues/claim
11	Claiming writes an AuditLog entry	GET /api/audit
12	Unclaiming or reverting the test issue works	POST /api/issues/unclaim
13	Logs show no Prisma, BigInt, or FK errors	Log inspection
14	Mission Control failures do not break agent runs	Failure simulation

Each check includes expected response format, failure signals, and interpretation guidance. A runbook section maps results to actions (proceed / investigate / block) and documents common failure patterns.

[its-miso]

✅ Automated recommendation: APPROVE

Analysis engine: anthropic/MiniMax-M2.7@https://litellm.jory.dev/v1 (anthropic)

PR Review: docs: add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist (#60)

Recommendation

Approve — This PR adds two documentation files that are well-structured, internally consistent, and compliant with repository conventions.

---

Change-by-Change Findings

1. docs/agent-workflow.md (237 lines)

A comprehensive generic agent workflow document covering the complete Mission Control assignment lifecycle.

Strengths:

• Uses generic patterns (<agent-name>) rather than specific agent names, consistent with AGENTS.md convention "No agent-specific names in generic docs"
• Documents all 7 workflow steps with required/optional field definitions
• Correctly identifies auth requirements (Bearer token for state-changing operations)
• Includes Source of Truth Rules table matching repository conventions
• Failure Modes section aligns with AGENTS.md: "Mission Control failures must not fail the heartbeat"
• API Reference Summary table is accurate and complete
• Token security constraint prominently documented

Observations:

• References issue Document generic agent workflow for Mission Control assignment #59 in its header metadata
• Content is consistent with related docs (docs/openclaw-agent-mc-workflow.md, docs/assignment-conflict-policy.md)
• No code changes; pure documentation — no security or functionality concerns

2. docs/smoke-checklist.md (253 lines)

A 14-item runtime smoke checklist for verifying Mission Control health before agent cutover.

Strengths:

• Each check documents: endpoint, expected response format, status code, and failure signals
• Runbook section maps results to actions (proceed / investigate / block)
• Common failure patterns documented with actionable troubleshooting guidance
• Health endpoint documentation matches AGENTS.md spec: { ok: true, database: "ok", version: "0.1.13" }
• Audit trail verification included (check 11) — consistent with "Every state-changing move must produce an AuditLog row" requirement
• Check 14 tests failure resilience — aligned with "Mission Control failures must never crash agent heartbeat"

Observations:

• References issue Add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist #60 in its header metadata
• Checklist items map to actual API routes that exist in the codebase (verified via tool harness grep)
• Content references agent/smoke-test as test identity — generic and appropriate
• Version 0.1.13 in health check response matches current release tag

---

Standards Compliance

Standard	Status	Notes
No agent-specific names in generic docs	✅	Uses <agent-name>, <mc-issue-id> placeholders
GitHub is authoritative	✅	Both docs reinforce this principle
Best-effort Mission Control interactions	✅	Failure handling sections document fallback behavior
Bearer token auth for state-changing ops	✅	Correctly specified for claim/unclaim/move endpoints
Audit trail required	✅	Both docs reference /api/audit and AuditLog requirements
Token security (no logging)	✅	Documented in Security Constraints and agent prerequisites

---

Linked Issue Fit

No formal linked issue context was provided, but the PR body references both issues #59 and #60:

• Issue Document generic agent workflow for Mission Control assignment #59 (agent-workflow): Covered by docs/agent-workflow.md — complete lifecycle documented (start run → sync → queue → claim → report → unclaim)
• Issue Add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist #60 (smoke-checklist): Covered by docs/smoke-checklist.md — all 14 checks documented with expected responses and failure signals

Both documents cite their respective issue numbers in their header metadata, consistent with repository conventions.

---

Evidence Provider Findings

No evidence providers configured — no findings to report.

---

Tool Harness Findings

Tool harness verified API route patterns referenced in the smoke checklist exist in the codebase:

• router.(get|post).*['"](/api/health|/api/sync|/api/automation|/api/agent-runs|/api/issues) — Hits found

The documented endpoints (health, sync, automation/repos, agent-runs, issues, agents/queue, audit) all exist in the codebase. No route references in the docs are fabricated.

---

Unknowns / Needs Verification

• Linked issue bodies not fetchable: GitHub returned HTML instead of structured JSON for issues Document generic agent workflow for Mission Control assignment #59 and Add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist #60. Unable to verify issue acceptance criteria directly. Content appears internally consistent with typical repository issue scope.

---

Summary

This PR is a pure documentation addition with no code changes. Both files are well-structured, accurate, and consistent with repository conventions and the AGENTS.md standards. No blockers identified.

[itsmiso-ai]

Summary

Add docs/smoke-checklist.md — a comprehensive runtime smoke checklist for verifying Mission Control is healthy before agents rely on it for assignment.

Changes

• New file:docs/smoke-checklist.md (253 lines)

Checklist items documented

All 14 checks from the issue:

#	Check	Endpoint/Location
1	Health endpoint returns healthy	GET /api/health
2	Automation sync succeeds	POST /api/automation/sync
3	Automation repos returns tracked repos	GET /api/automation/repos
4	Issue sync returns syncedCount > 0	POST /api/sync
5	Issues endpoint returns issues	GET /api/issues
6	Board page shows issues	/board
7	Projects page shows repo groups	/projects
8	Agent heartbeat/run events appear in Agents	/agents, GET /api/agent-runs
9	Queue endpoint returns candidate issues	GET /api/agents/<name>/queue
10	Claiming a low-risk test issue updates GitHub labels	POST /api/issues/claim
11	Claiming writes an AuditLog entry	GET /api/audit
12	Unclaiming or reverting the test issue works	POST /api/issues/unclaim
13	Logs show no Prisma, BigInt, or FK errors	Log inspection
14	Mission Control failures do not break agent runs	Failure simulation

Each check includes expected response format, failure signals, and interpretation guidance. A runbook section maps results to actions (proceed / investigate / block) and documents common failure patterns.

[its-miso]

✅ Automated recommendation: APPROVE

Analysis engine: anthropic/MiniMax-M2.7@https://litellm.jory.dev/v1 (anthropic)

PR Review: docs: add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist (#60)

Recommendation

Approve — This PR adds two documentation files that are well-structured, internally consistent, and compliant with repository conventions.

---

Change-by-Change Findings

1. docs/agent-workflow.md (237 lines)

A comprehensive generic agent workflow document covering the complete Mission Control assignment lifecycle.

Strengths:

• Uses generic patterns (<agent-name>) rather than specific agent names, consistent with AGENTS.md convention "No agent-specific names in generic docs"
• Documents all 7 workflow steps with required/optional field definitions
• Correctly identifies auth requirements (Bearer token for state-changing operations)
• Includes Source of Truth Rules table matching repository conventions
• Failure Modes section aligns with AGENTS.md: "Mission Control failures must not fail the heartbeat"
• API Reference Summary table is accurate and complete
• Token security constraint prominently documented

Observations:

• References issue Document generic agent workflow for Mission Control assignment #59 in its header metadata
• Content is consistent with related docs (docs/openclaw-agent-mc-workflow.md, docs/assignment-conflict-policy.md)
• No code changes; pure documentation — no security or functionality concerns

2. docs/smoke-checklist.md (253 lines)

A 14-item runtime smoke checklist for verifying Mission Control health before agent cutover.

Strengths:

• Each check documents: endpoint, expected response format, status code, and failure signals
• Runbook section maps results to actions (proceed / investigate / block)
• Common failure patterns documented with actionable troubleshooting guidance
• Health endpoint documentation matches AGENTS.md spec: { ok: true, database: "ok", version: "0.1.13" }
• Audit trail verification included (check 11) — consistent with "Every state-changing move must produce an AuditLog row" requirement
• Check 14 tests failure resilience — aligned with "Mission Control failures must never crash agent heartbeat"

Observations:

• References issue Add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist #60 in its header metadata
• Checklist items map to actual API routes that exist in the codebase (verified via tool harness grep)
• Content references agent/smoke-test as test identity — generic and appropriate
• Version 0.1.13 in health check response matches current release tag

---

Standards Compliance

Standard	Status	Notes
No agent-specific names in generic docs	✅	Uses <agent-name>, <mc-issue-id> placeholders
GitHub is authoritative	✅	Both docs reinforce this principle
Best-effort Mission Control interactions	✅	Failure handling sections document fallback behavior
Bearer token auth for state-changing ops	✅	Correctly specified for claim/unclaim/move endpoints
Audit trail required	✅	Both docs reference /api/audit and AuditLog requirements
Token security (no logging)	✅	Documented in Security Constraints and agent prerequisites

---

Linked Issue Fit

No formal linked issue context was provided, but the PR body references both issues #59 and #60:

• Issue Document generic agent workflow for Mission Control assignment #59 (agent-workflow): Covered by docs/agent-workflow.md — complete lifecycle documented (start run → sync → queue → claim → report → unclaim)
• Issue Add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist #60 (smoke-checklist): Covered by docs/smoke-checklist.md — all 14 checks documented with expected responses and failure signals

Both documents cite their respective issue numbers in their header metadata, consistent with repository conventions.

---

Evidence Provider Findings

No evidence providers configured — no findings to report.

---

Tool Harness Findings

Tool harness verified API route patterns referenced in the smoke checklist exist in the codebase:

• router.(get|post).*['"](/api/health|/api/sync|/api/automation|/api/agent-runs|/api/issues) — Hits found

The documented endpoints (health, sync, automation/repos, agent-runs, issues, agents/queue, audit) all exist in the codebase. No route references in the docs are fabricated.

---

Unknowns / Needs Verification

• Linked issue bodies not fetchable: GitHub returned HTML instead of structured JSON for issues Document generic agent workflow for Mission Control assignment #59 and Add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist #60. Unable to verify issue acceptance criteria directly. Content appears internally consistent with typical repository issue scope.

---

Summary

This PR is a pure documentation addition with no code changes. Both files are well-structured, accurate, and consistent with repository conventions and the AGENTS.md standards. No blockers identified.

[itsmiso-ai]

Summary

Add docs/smoke-checklist.md — a comprehensive runtime smoke checklist for verifying Mission Control is healthy before agents rely on it for assignment.

Changes

• New file:docs/smoke-checklist.md (253 lines)

Checklist items documented

All 14 checks from the issue:

#	Check	Endpoint/Location
1	Health endpoint returns healthy	GET /api/health
2	Automation sync succeeds	POST /api/automation/sync
3	Automation repos returns tracked repos	GET /api/automation/repos
4	Issue sync returns syncedCount > 0	POST /api/sync
5	Issues endpoint returns issues	GET /api/issues
6	Board page shows issues	/board
7	Projects page shows repo groups	/projects
8	Agent heartbeat/run events appear in Agents	/agents, GET /api/agent-runs
9	Queue endpoint returns candidate issues	GET /api/agents/<name>/queue
10	Claiming a low-risk test issue updates GitHub labels	POST /api/issues/claim
11	Claiming writes an AuditLog entry	GET /api/audit
12	Unclaiming or reverting the test issue works	POST /api/issues/unclaim
13	Logs show no Prisma, BigInt, or FK errors	Log inspection
14	Mission Control failures do not break agent runs	Failure simulation

Each check includes expected response format, failure signals, and interpretation guidance. A runbook section maps results to actions (proceed / investigate / block) and documents common failure patterns.

[its-miso]

✅ Automated recommendation: APPROVE

Analysis engine: anthropic/MiniMax-M2.7@https://litellm.jory.dev/v1 (anthropic)

PR Review: docs: add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist (#60)

Recommendation

Approve — This PR adds two documentation files that are well-structured, internally consistent, and compliant with repository conventions.

---

Change-by-Change Findings

1. docs/agent-workflow.md (237 lines)

A comprehensive generic agent workflow document covering the complete Mission Control assignment lifecycle.

Strengths:

• Uses generic patterns (<agent-name>) rather than specific agent names, consistent with AGENTS.md convention "No agent-specific names in generic docs"
• Documents all 7 workflow steps with required/optional field definitions
• Correctly identifies auth requirements (Bearer token for state-changing operations)
• Includes Source of Truth Rules table matching repository conventions
• Failure Modes section aligns with AGENTS.md: "Mission Control failures must not fail the heartbeat"
• API Reference Summary table is accurate and complete
• Token security constraint prominently documented

Observations:

• References issue Document generic agent workflow for Mission Control assignment #59 in its header metadata
• Content is consistent with related docs (docs/openclaw-agent-mc-workflow.md, docs/assignment-conflict-policy.md)
• No code changes; pure documentation — no security or functionality concerns

2. docs/smoke-checklist.md (253 lines)

A 14-item runtime smoke checklist for verifying Mission Control health before agent cutover.

Strengths:

• Each check documents: endpoint, expected response format, status code, and failure signals
• Runbook section maps results to actions (proceed / investigate / block)
• Common failure patterns documented with actionable troubleshooting guidance
• Health endpoint documentation matches AGENTS.md spec: { ok: true, database: "ok", version: "0.1.13" }
• Audit trail verification included (check 11) — consistent with "Every state-changing move must produce an AuditLog row" requirement
• Check 14 tests failure resilience — aligned with "Mission Control failures must never crash agent heartbeat"

Observations:

• References issue Add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist #60 in its header metadata
• Checklist items map to actual API routes that exist in the codebase (verified via tool harness grep)
• Content references agent/smoke-test as test identity — generic and appropriate
• Version 0.1.13 in health check response matches current release tag

---

Standards Compliance

Standard	Status	Notes
No agent-specific names in generic docs	✅	Uses <agent-name>, <mc-issue-id> placeholders
GitHub is authoritative	✅	Both docs reinforce this principle
Best-effort Mission Control interactions	✅	Failure handling sections document fallback behavior
Bearer token auth for state-changing ops	✅	Correctly specified for claim/unclaim/move endpoints
Audit trail required	✅	Both docs reference /api/audit and AuditLog requirements
Token security (no logging)	✅	Documented in Security Constraints and agent prerequisites

---

Linked Issue Fit

No formal linked issue context was provided, but the PR body references both issues #59 and #60:

• Issue Document generic agent workflow for Mission Control assignment #59 (agent-workflow): Covered by docs/agent-workflow.md — complete lifecycle documented (start run → sync → queue → claim → report → unclaim)
• Issue Add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist #60 (smoke-checklist): Covered by docs/smoke-checklist.md — all 14 checks documented with expected responses and failure signals

Both documents cite their respective issue numbers in their header metadata, consistent with repository conventions.

---

Evidence Provider Findings

No evidence providers configured — no findings to report.

---

Tool Harness Findings

Tool harness verified API route patterns referenced in the smoke checklist exist in the codebase:

• router.(get|post).*['"](/api/health|/api/sync|/api/automation|/api/agent-runs|/api/issues) — Hits found

The documented endpoints (health, sync, automation/repos, agent-runs, issues, agents/queue, audit) all exist in the codebase. No route references in the docs are fabricated.

---

Unknowns / Needs Verification

• Linked issue bodies not fetchable: GitHub returned HTML instead of structured JSON for issues Document generic agent workflow for Mission Control assignment #59 and Add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist #60. Unable to verify issue acceptance criteria directly. Content appears internally consistent with typical repository issue scope.

---

Summary

This PR is a pure documentation addition with no code changes. Both files are well-structured, accurate, and consistent with repository conventions and the AGENTS.md standards. No blockers identified.

[itsmiso-ai]

Summary

Add docs/smoke-checklist.md — a comprehensive runtime smoke checklist for verifying Mission Control is healthy before agents rely on it for assignment.

Changes

• New file:docs/smoke-checklist.md (253 lines)

Checklist items documented

All 14 checks from the issue:

#	Check	Endpoint/Location
1	Health endpoint returns healthy	GET /api/health
2	Automation sync succeeds	POST /api/automation/sync
3	Automation repos returns tracked repos	GET /api/automation/repos
4	Issue sync returns syncedCount > 0	POST /api/sync
5	Issues endpoint returns issues	GET /api/issues
6	Board page shows issues	/board
7	Projects page shows repo groups	/projects
8	Agent heartbeat/run events appear in Agents	/agents, GET /api/agent-runs
9	Queue endpoint returns candidate issues	GET /api/agents/<name>/queue
10	Claiming a low-risk test issue updates GitHub labels	POST /api/issues/claim
11	Claiming writes an AuditLog entry	GET /api/audit
12	Unclaiming or reverting the test issue works	POST /api/issues/unclaim
13	Logs show no Prisma, BigInt, or FK errors	Log inspection
14	Mission Control failures do not break agent runs	Failure simulation

Each check includes expected response format, failure signals, and interpretation guidance. A runbook section maps results to actions (proceed / investigate / block) and documents common failure patterns.

[its-miso]

✅ Automated recommendation: APPROVE

Analysis engine: anthropic/MiniMax-M2.7@https://litellm.jory.dev/v1 (anthropic)

PR Review: docs: add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist (#60)

Recommendation

Approve — This PR adds two documentation files that are well-structured, internally consistent, and compliant with repository conventions.

---

Change-by-Change Findings

1. docs/agent-workflow.md (237 lines)

A comprehensive generic agent workflow document covering the complete Mission Control assignment lifecycle.

Strengths:

• Uses generic patterns (<agent-name>) rather than specific agent names, consistent with AGENTS.md convention "No agent-specific names in generic docs"
• Documents all 7 workflow steps with required/optional field definitions
• Correctly identifies auth requirements (Bearer token for state-changing operations)
• Includes Source of Truth Rules table matching repository conventions
• Failure Modes section aligns with AGENTS.md: "Mission Control failures must not fail the heartbeat"
• API Reference Summary table is accurate and complete
• Token security constraint prominently documented

Observations:

• References issue Document generic agent workflow for Mission Control assignment #59 in its header metadata
• Content is consistent with related docs (docs/openclaw-agent-mc-workflow.md, docs/assignment-conflict-policy.md)
• No code changes; pure documentation — no security or functionality concerns

2. docs/smoke-checklist.md (253 lines)

A 14-item runtime smoke checklist for verifying Mission Control health before agent cutover.

Strengths:

• Each check documents: endpoint, expected response format, status code, and failure signals
• Runbook section maps results to actions (proceed / investigate / block)
• Common failure patterns documented with actionable troubleshooting guidance
• Health endpoint documentation matches AGENTS.md spec: { ok: true, database: "ok", version: "0.1.13" }
• Audit trail verification included (check 11) — consistent with "Every state-changing move must produce an AuditLog row" requirement
• Check 14 tests failure resilience — aligned with "Mission Control failures must never crash agent heartbeat"

Observations:

• References issue Add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist #60 in its header metadata
• Checklist items map to actual API routes that exist in the codebase (verified via tool harness grep)
• Content references agent/smoke-test as test identity — generic and appropriate
• Version 0.1.13 in health check response matches current release tag

---

Standards Compliance

Standard	Status	Notes
No agent-specific names in generic docs	✅	Uses <agent-name>, <mc-issue-id> placeholders
GitHub is authoritative	✅	Both docs reinforce this principle
Best-effort Mission Control interactions	✅	Failure handling sections document fallback behavior
Bearer token auth for state-changing ops	✅	Correctly specified for claim/unclaim/move endpoints
Audit trail required	✅	Both docs reference /api/audit and AuditLog requirements
Token security (no logging)	✅	Documented in Security Constraints and agent prerequisites

---

Linked Issue Fit

No formal linked issue context was provided, but the PR body references both issues #59 and #60:

• Issue Document generic agent workflow for Mission Control assignment #59 (agent-workflow): Covered by docs/agent-workflow.md — complete lifecycle documented (start run → sync → queue → claim → report → unclaim)
• Issue Add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist #60 (smoke-checklist): Covered by docs/smoke-checklist.md — all 14 checks documented with expected responses and failure signals

Both documents cite their respective issue numbers in their header metadata, consistent with repository conventions.

---

Evidence Provider Findings

No evidence providers configured — no findings to report.

---

Tool Harness Findings

Tool harness verified API route patterns referenced in the smoke checklist exist in the codebase:

• router.(get|post).*['"](/api/health|/api/sync|/api/automation|/api/agent-runs|/api/issues) — Hits found

The documented endpoints (health, sync, automation/repos, agent-runs, issues, agents/queue, audit) all exist in the codebase. No route references in the docs are fabricated.

---

Unknowns / Needs Verification

• Linked issue bodies not fetchable: GitHub returned HTML instead of structured JSON for issues Document generic agent workflow for Mission Control assignment #59 and Add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist #60. Unable to verify issue acceptance criteria directly. Content appears internally consistent with typical repository issue scope.

---

Summary

This PR is a pure documentation addition with no code changes. Both files are well-structured, accurate, and consistent with repository conventions and the AGENTS.md standards. No blockers identified.

[itsmiso-ai]

Summary

Add docs/smoke-checklist.md — a comprehensive runtime smoke checklist for verifying Mission Control is healthy before agents rely on it for assignment.

Changes

• New file:docs/smoke-checklist.md (253 lines)

Checklist items documented

All 14 checks from the issue:

#	Check	Endpoint/Location
1	Health endpoint returns healthy	GET /api/health
2	Automation sync succeeds	POST /api/automation/sync
3	Automation repos returns tracked repos	GET /api/automation/repos
4	Issue sync returns syncedCount > 0	POST /api/sync
5	Issues endpoint returns issues	GET /api/issues
6	Board page shows issues	/board
7	Projects page shows repo groups	/projects
8	Agent heartbeat/run events appear in Agents	/agents, GET /api/agent-runs
9	Queue endpoint returns candidate issues	GET /api/agents/<name>/queue
10	Claiming a low-risk test issue updates GitHub labels	POST /api/issues/claim
11	Claiming writes an AuditLog entry	GET /api/audit
12	Unclaiming or reverting the test issue works	POST /api/issues/unclaim
13	Logs show no Prisma, BigInt, or FK errors	Log inspection
14	Mission Control failures do not break agent runs	Failure simulation

Each check includes expected response format, failure signals, and interpretation guidance. A runbook section maps results to actions (proceed / investigate / block) and documents common failure patterns.

[its-miso]

✅ Automated recommendation: APPROVE

Analysis engine: anthropic/MiniMax-M2.7@https://litellm.jory.dev/v1 (anthropic)

PR Review: docs: add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist (#60)

Recommendation

Approve — This PR adds two documentation files that are well-structured, internally consistent, and compliant with repository conventions.

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Change-by-Change Findings

1. docs/agent-workflow.md (237 lines)

A comprehensive generic agent workflow document covering the complete Mission Control assignment lifecycle.

Strengths:

• Uses generic patterns (<agent-name>) rather than specific agent names, consistent with AGENTS.md convention "No agent-specific names in generic docs"
• Documents all 7 workflow steps with required/optional field definitions
• Correctly identifies auth requirements (Bearer token for state-changing operations)
• Includes Source of Truth Rules table matching repository conventions
• Failure Modes section aligns with AGENTS.md: "Mission Control failures must not fail the heartbeat"
• API Reference Summary table is accurate and complete
• Token security constraint prominently documented

Observations:

• References issue Document generic agent workflow for Mission Control assignment #59 in its header metadata
• Content is consistent with related docs (docs/openclaw-agent-mc-workflow.md, docs/assignment-conflict-policy.md)
• No code changes; pure documentation — no security or functionality concerns

2. docs/smoke-checklist.md (253 lines)

A 14-item runtime smoke checklist for verifying Mission Control health before agent cutover.

Strengths:

• Each check documents: endpoint, expected response format, status code, and failure signals
• Runbook section maps results to actions (proceed / investigate / block)
• Common failure patterns documented with actionable troubleshooting guidance
• Health endpoint documentation matches AGENTS.md spec: { ok: true, database: "ok", version: "0.1.13" }
• Audit trail verification included (check 11) — consistent with "Every state-changing move must produce an AuditLog row" requirement
• Check 14 tests failure resilience — aligned with "Mission Control failures must never crash agent heartbeat"

Observations:

• References issue Add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist #60 in its header metadata
• Checklist items map to actual API routes that exist in the codebase (verified via tool harness grep)
• Content references agent/smoke-test as test identity — generic and appropriate
• Version 0.1.13 in health check response matches current release tag

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Standards Compliance

Standard	Status	Notes
No agent-specific names in generic docs	✅	Uses <agent-name>, <mc-issue-id> placeholders
GitHub is authoritative	✅	Both docs reinforce this principle
Best-effort Mission Control interactions	✅	Failure handling sections document fallback behavior
Bearer token auth for state-changing ops	✅	Correctly specified for claim/unclaim/move endpoints
Audit trail required	✅	Both docs reference /api/audit and AuditLog requirements
Token security (no logging)	✅	Documented in Security Constraints and agent prerequisites

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Linked Issue Fit

No formal linked issue context was provided, but the PR body references both issues #59 and #60:

• Issue Document generic agent workflow for Mission Control assignment #59 (agent-workflow): Covered by docs/agent-workflow.md — complete lifecycle documented (start run → sync → queue → claim → report → unclaim)
• Issue Add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist #60 (smoke-checklist): Covered by docs/smoke-checklist.md — all 14 checks documented with expected responses and failure signals

Both documents cite their respective issue numbers in their header metadata, consistent with repository conventions.

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Evidence Provider Findings

No evidence providers configured — no findings to report.

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Tool Harness Findings

Tool harness verified API route patterns referenced in the smoke checklist exist in the codebase:

• router.(get|post).*['"](/api/health|/api/sync|/api/automation|/api/agent-runs|/api/issues) — Hits found

The documented endpoints (health, sync, automation/repos, agent-runs, issues, agents/queue, audit) all exist in the codebase. No route references in the docs are fabricated.

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Unknowns / Needs Verification

• Linked issue bodies not fetchable: GitHub returned HTML instead of structured JSON for issues Document generic agent workflow for Mission Control assignment #59 and Add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist #60. Unable to verify issue acceptance criteria directly. Content appears internally consistent with typical repository issue scope.

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Summary

This PR is a pure documentation addition with no code changes. Both files are well-structured, accurate, and consistent with repository conventions and the AGENTS.md standards. No blockers identified.

[itsmiso-ai]

Summary

Add docs/smoke-checklist.md — a comprehensive runtime smoke checklist for verifying Mission Control is healthy before agents rely on it for assignment.

Changes

• New file:docs/smoke-checklist.md (253 lines)

Checklist items documented

All 14 checks from the issue:

#	Check	Endpoint/Location
1	Health endpoint returns healthy	GET /api/health
2	Automation sync succeeds	POST /api/automation/sync
3	Automation repos returns tracked repos	GET /api/automation/repos
4	Issue sync returns syncedCount > 0	POST /api/sync
5	Issues endpoint returns issues	GET /api/issues
6	Board page shows issues	/board
7	Projects page shows repo groups	/projects
8	Agent heartbeat/run events appear in Agents	/agents, GET /api/agent-runs
9	Queue endpoint returns candidate issues	GET /api/agents/<name>/queue
10	Claiming a low-risk test issue updates GitHub labels	POST /api/issues/claim
11	Claiming writes an AuditLog entry	GET /api/audit
12	Unclaiming or reverting the test issue works	POST /api/issues/unclaim
13	Logs show no Prisma, BigInt, or FK errors	Log inspection
14	Mission Control failures do not break agent runs	Failure simulation

Each check includes expected response format, failure signals, and interpretation guidance. A runbook section maps results to actions (proceed / investigate / block) and documents common failure patterns.

[its-miso]

✅ Automated recommendation: APPROVE

Analysis engine: anthropic/MiniMax-M2.7@https://litellm.jory.dev/v1 (anthropic)

PR Review: docs: add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist (#60)

Recommendation

Approve — This PR adds two documentation files that are well-structured, internally consistent, and compliant with repository conventions.

---

Change-by-Change Findings

1. docs/agent-workflow.md (237 lines)

A comprehensive generic agent workflow document covering the complete Mission Control assignment lifecycle.

Strengths:

• Uses generic patterns (<agent-name>) rather than specific agent names, consistent with AGENTS.md convention "No agent-specific names in generic docs"
• Documents all 7 workflow steps with required/optional field definitions
• Correctly identifies auth requirements (Bearer token for state-changing operations)
• Includes Source of Truth Rules table matching repository conventions
• Failure Modes section aligns with AGENTS.md: "Mission Control failures must not fail the heartbeat"
• API Reference Summary table is accurate and complete
• Token security constraint prominently documented

Observations:

• References issue Document generic agent workflow for Mission Control assignment #59 in its header metadata
• Content is consistent with related docs (docs/openclaw-agent-mc-workflow.md, docs/assignment-conflict-policy.md)
• No code changes; pure documentation — no security or functionality concerns

2. docs/smoke-checklist.md (253 lines)

A 14-item runtime smoke checklist for verifying Mission Control health before agent cutover.

Strengths:

• Each check documents: endpoint, expected response format, status code, and failure signals
• Runbook section maps results to actions (proceed / investigate / block)
• Common failure patterns documented with actionable troubleshooting guidance
• Health endpoint documentation matches AGENTS.md spec: { ok: true, database: "ok", version: "0.1.13" }
• Audit trail verification included (check 11) — consistent with "Every state-changing move must produce an AuditLog row" requirement
• Check 14 tests failure resilience — aligned with "Mission Control failures must never crash agent heartbeat"

Observations:

• References issue Add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist #60 in its header metadata
• Checklist items map to actual API routes that exist in the codebase (verified via tool harness grep)
• Content references agent/smoke-test as test identity — generic and appropriate
• Version 0.1.13 in health check response matches current release tag

---

Standards Compliance

Standard	Status	Notes
No agent-specific names in generic docs	✅	Uses <agent-name>, <mc-issue-id> placeholders
GitHub is authoritative	✅	Both docs reinforce this principle
Best-effort Mission Control interactions	✅	Failure handling sections document fallback behavior
Bearer token auth for state-changing ops	✅	Correctly specified for claim/unclaim/move endpoints
Audit trail required	✅	Both docs reference /api/audit and AuditLog requirements
Token security (no logging)	✅	Documented in Security Constraints and agent prerequisites

---

Linked Issue Fit

No formal linked issue context was provided, but the PR body references both issues #59 and #60:

• Issue Document generic agent workflow for Mission Control assignment #59 (agent-workflow): Covered by docs/agent-workflow.md — complete lifecycle documented (start run → sync → queue → claim → report → unclaim)
• Issue Add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist #60 (smoke-checklist): Covered by docs/smoke-checklist.md — all 14 checks documented with expected responses and failure signals

Both documents cite their respective issue numbers in their header metadata, consistent with repository conventions.

---

Evidence Provider Findings

No evidence providers configured — no findings to report.

---

Tool Harness Findings

Tool harness verified API route patterns referenced in the smoke checklist exist in the codebase:

• router.(get|post).*['"](/api/health|/api/sync|/api/automation|/api/agent-runs|/api/issues) — Hits found

The documented endpoints (health, sync, automation/repos, agent-runs, issues, agents/queue, audit) all exist in the codebase. No route references in the docs are fabricated.

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Unknowns / Needs Verification

• Linked issue bodies not fetchable: GitHub returned HTML instead of structured JSON for issues Document generic agent workflow for Mission Control assignment #59 and Add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist #60. Unable to verify issue acceptance criteria directly. Content appears internally consistent with typical repository issue scope.

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Summary

This PR is a pure documentation addition with no code changes. Both files are well-structured, accurate, and consistent with repository conventions and the AGENTS.md standards. No blockers identified.

[itsmiso-ai]

Summary

Add docs/smoke-checklist.md — a comprehensive runtime smoke checklist for verifying Mission Control is healthy before agents rely on it for assignment.

Changes

• New file:docs/smoke-checklist.md (253 lines)

Checklist items documented

All 14 checks from the issue:

#	Check	Endpoint/Location
1	Health endpoint returns healthy	GET /api/health
2	Automation sync succeeds	POST /api/automation/sync
3	Automation repos returns tracked repos	GET /api/automation/repos
4	Issue sync returns syncedCount > 0	POST /api/sync
5	Issues endpoint returns issues	GET /api/issues
6	Board page shows issues	/board
7	Projects page shows repo groups	/projects
8	Agent heartbeat/run events appear in Agents	/agents, GET /api/agent-runs
9	Queue endpoint returns candidate issues	GET /api/agents/<name>/queue
10	Claiming a low-risk test issue updates GitHub labels	POST /api/issues/claim
11	Claiming writes an AuditLog entry	GET /api/audit
12	Unclaiming or reverting the test issue works	POST /api/issues/unclaim
13	Logs show no Prisma, BigInt, or FK errors	Log inspection
14	Mission Control failures do not break agent runs	Failure simulation

Each check includes expected response format, failure signals, and interpretation guidance. A runbook section maps results to actions (proceed / investigate / block) and documents common failure patterns.

[its-miso]

✅ Automated recommendation: APPROVE

Analysis engine: anthropic/MiniMax-M2.7@https://litellm.jory.dev/v1 (anthropic)

PR Review: docs: add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist (#60)

Recommendation

Approve — This PR adds two documentation files that are well-structured, internally consistent, and compliant with repository conventions.

---

Change-by-Change Findings

1. docs/agent-workflow.md (237 lines)

A comprehensive generic agent workflow document covering the complete Mission Control assignment lifecycle.

Strengths:

• Uses generic patterns (<agent-name>) rather than specific agent names, consistent with AGENTS.md convention "No agent-specific names in generic docs"
• Documents all 7 workflow steps with required/optional field definitions
• Correctly identifies auth requirements (Bearer token for state-changing operations)
• Includes Source of Truth Rules table matching repository conventions
• Failure Modes section aligns with AGENTS.md: "Mission Control failures must not fail the heartbeat"
• API Reference Summary table is accurate and complete
• Token security constraint prominently documented

Observations:

• References issue Document generic agent workflow for Mission Control assignment #59 in its header metadata
• Content is consistent with related docs (docs/openclaw-agent-mc-workflow.md, docs/assignment-conflict-policy.md)
• No code changes; pure documentation — no security or functionality concerns

2. docs/smoke-checklist.md (253 lines)

A 14-item runtime smoke checklist for verifying Mission Control health before agent cutover.

Strengths:

• Each check documents: endpoint, expected response format, status code, and failure signals
• Runbook section maps results to actions (proceed / investigate / block)
• Common failure patterns documented with actionable troubleshooting guidance
• Health endpoint documentation matches AGENTS.md spec: { ok: true, database: "ok", version: "0.1.13" }
• Audit trail verification included (check 11) — consistent with "Every state-changing move must produce an AuditLog row" requirement
• Check 14 tests failure resilience — aligned with "Mission Control failures must never crash agent heartbeat"

Observations:

• References issue Add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist #60 in its header metadata
• Checklist items map to actual API routes that exist in the codebase (verified via tool harness grep)
• Content references agent/smoke-test as test identity — generic and appropriate
• Version 0.1.13 in health check response matches current release tag

---

Standards Compliance

Standard	Status	Notes
No agent-specific names in generic docs	✅	Uses <agent-name>, <mc-issue-id> placeholders
GitHub is authoritative	✅	Both docs reinforce this principle
Best-effort Mission Control interactions	✅	Failure handling sections document fallback behavior
Bearer token auth for state-changing ops	✅	Correctly specified for claim/unclaim/move endpoints
Audit trail required	✅	Both docs reference /api/audit and AuditLog requirements
Token security (no logging)	✅	Documented in Security Constraints and agent prerequisites

---

Linked Issue Fit

No formal linked issue context was provided, but the PR body references both issues #59 and #60:

• Issue Document generic agent workflow for Mission Control assignment #59 (agent-workflow): Covered by docs/agent-workflow.md — complete lifecycle documented (start run → sync → queue → claim → report → unclaim)
• Issue Add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist #60 (smoke-checklist): Covered by docs/smoke-checklist.md — all 14 checks documented with expected responses and failure signals

Both documents cite their respective issue numbers in their header metadata, consistent with repository conventions.

---

Evidence Provider Findings

No evidence providers configured — no findings to report.

---

Tool Harness Findings

Tool harness verified API route patterns referenced in the smoke checklist exist in the codebase:

• router.(get|post).*['"](/api/health|/api/sync|/api/automation|/api/agent-runs|/api/issues) — Hits found

The documented endpoints (health, sync, automation/repos, agent-runs, issues, agents/queue, audit) all exist in the codebase. No route references in the docs are fabricated.

---

Unknowns / Needs Verification

• Linked issue bodies not fetchable: GitHub returned HTML instead of structured JSON for issues Document generic agent workflow for Mission Control assignment #59 and Add assignment-layer runtime smoke checklist #60. Unable to verify issue acceptance criteria directly. Content appears internally consistent with typical repository issue scope.

---

Summary

This PR is a pure documentation addition with no code changes. Both files are well-structured, accurate, and consistent with repository conventions and the AGENTS.md standards. No blockers identified.