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01-core-infrastructure 2026-03-11T12:00:00Z passed 7/7 must-haves verified
test expected why_human
Run `gsd-ocl create test-project` in a real tmux environment Session created with gsd-test-project name, state.json persisted Requires real tmux server running - tests use mocks
test expected why_human
Run `gsd-ocl list` after creating sessions Table showing all sessions with project names and status Visual output verification, requires real tmux environment
test expected why_human
Run `gsd-ocl resume test-project` after killing tmux session Session recreated with same name, state restored End-to-end resume flow with real tmux
test expected why_human
Run `gsd-ocl cleanup` with orphan sessions Orphan sessions killed, results reported End-to-end cleanup flow with real tmux

Phase 1: Core Infrastructure Verification Report

Phase Goal: Users can create, list, destroy, and resume tmux sessions with persistent state for isolated project workspaces Verified: 2026-03-11T12:00:00Z Status: passed Re-verification: No - initial verification

Goal Achievement

Observable Truths

# Truth Status Evidence
1 User can create a new tmux session for a project and get a dedicated workspace directory VERIFIED TmuxSessionManager.create_session() creates tmux session via libtmux, creates workspace via WorkspaceManager.create(), persists state via StateManager.save()
2 User can list all active sessions with their project associations VERIFIED TmuxSessionManager.list_gsd_sessions() returns SessionInfo with project_name, session_id, created_at, last_active_at, is_orphan
3 User can destroy a session when project is complete, freeing resources VERIFIED TmuxSessionManager.destroy_session() kills tmux session, removes state files, optionally removes workspace
4 User can resume an interrupted session with full context restoration from JSON checkpoint VERIFIED TmuxSessionManager.resume_session() validates schema, recreates tmux if missing, updates state with new pane_id
5 Multiple users can run projects concurrently without interference (isolated sessions) VERIFIED WorkspaceManager uses ~/gsd-workspaces/{project} per project, TmuxSession uses gsd-{project} naming with collision handling

Score: 5/5 truths verified

Required Artifacts

Artifact Expected Status Details
src/gsd_openclaw/state_manager.py State persistence with atomic writes VERIFIED 248 lines, exports SessionState, StateManager, save_state, load_state
src/gsd_openclaw/workspace.py Workspace directory management VERIFIED 144 lines, exports Workspace, WorkspaceManager
src/gsd_openclaw/tmux_session.py Tmux session lifecycle management VERIFIED 468 lines, exports TmuxSession, TmuxSessionManager, SessionInfo, CleanupResult, TmuxSessionError
src/gsd_openclaw/cli.py CLI entry point VERIFIED 135 lines, exports main, provides create/list/destroy/resume/cleanup commands
tests/test_state_manager.py Test coverage for state operations VERIFIED 508 lines, 25 tests
tests/test_workspace.py Test coverage for workspace operations VERIFIED 122 lines, 9 tests
tests/test_tmux_session.py Test coverage for tmux operations VERIFIED 772 lines, 33 tests
tests/test_cli.py Test coverage for CLI commands VERIFIED 310 lines, 16 tests
pyproject.toml Package configuration with CLI entry point VERIFIED gsd-ocl = "gsd_openclaw.cli:main"
From To Via Status Details
tmux_session.py libtmux.Server server = server or libtmux.Server() WIRED Line 115, direct libtmux integration
TmuxSessionManager StateManager from gsd_openclaw.state_manager import StateManager WIRED Line 17, used in create/destroy/resume/list
TmuxSessionManager WorkspaceManager from gsd_openclaw.workspace import WorkspaceManager WIRED Line 18, used in create/destroy/resume
cli.py TmuxSessionManager manager = TmuxSessionManager() WIRED Used in all 5 CLI commands (create, list, destroy, resume, cleanup)
state_manager.py tempfile + os.replace Atomic write pattern WIRED Lines 107-112, tempfile.mkstemp + os.replace
workspace.py Path.home() / gsd-workspaces WORKSPACES_ROOT = Path.home() / "gsd-workspaces" WIRED Line 85, correct workspace root

Requirements Coverage

Requirement Source Plan Description Status Evidence
SESS-01 01-03 User can create tmux session for a project workspace SATISFIED TmuxSessionManager.create_session() creates tmux session, workspace, persists state
SESS-02 01-03 User can list active tmux sessions with their project associations SATISFIED TmuxSessionManager.list_gsd_sessions() returns SessionInfo with project associations
SESS-03 01-03 User can destroy a tmux session when project is complete SATISFIED TmuxSessionManager.destroy_session() kills session, removes state, optional cleanup
SESS-04 01-01 Session state persists across server restarts via JSON checkpointing SATISFIED StateManager with atomic writes, backup rotation, schema validation
SESS-05 01-04 User can resume interrupted sessions with full context restoration SATISFIED TmuxSessionManager.resume_session() validates state, recreates tmux if needed
SESS-06 01-02 Each project has isolated workspace (separate tmux session + directory) SATISFIED Workspace uses ~/gsd-workspaces/{project}, TmuxSession uses gsd-{project}
SESS-07 01-03 Multiple users can run projects concurrently without interference SATISFIED Project isolation via separate workspaces, session naming with collision handling

Anti-Patterns Found

File Line Pattern Severity Impact
state_manager.py 71 # Placeholder functions - to be implemented in Task 2 and 3 Info Stale comment - functions are fully implemented. Minor cleanup needed but not blocking.

Human Verification Required

1. End-to-end session creation

Test: Run gsd-ocl create test-project in a real tmux environment Expected: Session created with gsd-test-project name, state.json persisted to ~/gsd-workspaces/test-project/.gsd/state.json Why human: Requires real tmux server running - tests use mocks

2. Session listing display

Test: Run gsd-ocl list after creating sessions Expected: Table showing all sessions with project names, session IDs, last active times, and status Why human: Visual output verification, requires real tmux environment

3. Session resume with tmux recreation

Test: Run gsd-ocl resume test-project after killing the tmux session (but keeping state.json) Expected: Session recreated with same name, state restored, new pane_id saved Why human: End-to-end resume flow with real tmux

4. Orphan cleanup

Test: Run gsd-ocl cleanup with orphan sessions (tmux sessions without state files) Expected: Orphan sessions killed, results reported Why human: End-to-end cleanup flow with real tmux

Gaps Summary

No gaps found. All must-haves verified at all three levels (exists, substantive, wired).

Test Results

83 tests passed in 0.10s
- test_state_manager.py: 25 tests
- test_workspace.py: 9 tests
- test_tmux_session.py: 33 tests
- test_cli.py: 16 tests

All automated verification passed. Phase goal achieved.


Verified: 2026-03-11T12:00:00Z Verifier: Claude (gsd-verifier)