ticket: use base32 project record ids

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# Implementation report: ticket-config-role-profile-mapping
## Worktree / branch
- Worktree: `/home/hare/Projects/yoi/.worktree/ticket-config-role-profile-mapping`
- Branch: `work/ticket-config-role-profile-mapping`
## Commits
- `767870a ticket: add workspace ticket config`
- `8fab67b ticket: reject nix profile selectors`
## Summary
Implemented `.yoi/ticket.config.toml` as workspace-local Ticket orchestration configuration with fixed Ticket role slots and wired the configured backend root into the existing Ticket built-in feature adapter.
The implementation keeps Ticket role configuration narrow:
- fixed roles only: `intake`, `orchestrator`, `coder`, `reviewer`, `investigator`;
- role fields: `profile`, optional `launch_prompt`, optional `workflow`;
- no `system_instruction` role field;
- durable role/system behavior remains owned by the selected Profile.
## Final module/API layout
Added `crates/ticket/src/config.rs`, exported as `ticket::config`.
Main public API:
- `TicketConfig`
- `load_workspace(workspace_root)`
- `default_for_workspace(workspace_root)`
- `backend_root()`
- `role(role)`
- `profile_for(role)`
- `launch_prompt_for(role)`
- `workflow_for(role)`
- `TicketBackendConfig`
- `TicketBackendKind`
- `TicketRole`
- `ProfileSelectorRef`
- `PromptRef`
- `WorkflowRef`
- `TicketConfigError`
- `TICKET_CONFIG_RELATIVE_PATH = ".yoi/ticket.config.toml"`
The `ticket` crate keeps lightweight string refs and does not depend on `pod` or `manifest`.
## Schema/defaults implemented
Config path:
```toml
.yoi/ticket.config.toml
```
Backend:
```toml
[backend]
kind = "local"
root = "work-items"
```
Role example:
```toml
[roles.coder]
profile = "project:coder"
launch_prompt = "$workspace/prompts/ticket-coder"
workflow = "multi-agent-workflow"
```
Defaults when the config file is missing:
- backend: local `<workspace>/work-items`;
- all role profiles: `inherit`;
- launch prompts: none;
- workflows:
- intake: `ticket-intake-workflow`;
- orchestrator: `ticket-orchestrator-routing`;
- coder: `multi-agent-workflow`;
- reviewer: `multi-agent-workflow`;
- investigator: `ticket-orchestrator-routing`.
Validation rejects unknown top-level fields, unknown backend fields, unknown role fields, unknown roles, unsupported backend kinds, malformed/empty refs, path-like profile selector values, `.lua`, and `.nix` profile selector values.
## Pod Ticket feature adapter wiring
Updated `crates/pod/src/feature/builtin/ticket.rs` so `TicketFeature::for_workspace(...)` loads `ticket::config::TicketConfig`.
Behavior:
- missing config uses documented defaults, preserving previous `<workspace>/work-items` behavior;
- valid config uses configured `[backend].root`;
- malformed config fails closed: Ticket tools are not registered and a feature diagnostic is emitted;
- missing/unusable backend root preserves existing no-register behavior;
- tool authority continues to use `HostAuthority::TicketBackend { root }` for the configured backend root.
## Changed files
- `Cargo.lock`
- `crates/pod/src/feature/builtin/ticket.rs`
- `crates/ticket/Cargo.toml`
- `crates/ticket/src/config.rs`
- `crates/ticket/src/lib.rs`
- `package.nix`
## Review status
External sibling review initially requested one blocker fix:
- `ProfileSelectorRef` accepted `*.nix` profile selectors while existing `SpawnPod.profile` validation rejects them.
The blocker was fixed by commit `8fab67b` and re-review approved with no blockers.
Remaining non-blocker follow-ups:
- `HostAuthority::TicketBackend { root }` is derived from the configured path while the actual backend uses a canonicalized usable root; future explicit grant/audit comparisons should normalize consistently.
- Pod adapter root usage could be strengthened with an execution-level tool test against the configured root.
## Validation
Coder-reported validation for the main implementation passed:
- `cargo test -p ticket`
- `cargo test -p pod ticket --lib`
- `cargo test -p pod feature --lib`
- `cargo check --workspace --all-targets`
- `cargo fmt --check`
- `git diff --check`
- `./tickets.sh doctor`
- `nix build .#yoi --no-link`
Coder-reported validation for the blocker fix passed:
- `cargo test -p ticket config`
- `cargo test -p ticket`
- `cargo fmt --check`
- `git diff --check`
## Ready for merge
Yes.
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# Investigation and plan: Ticket config role profile mapping
## Conclusion
Implement `.yoi/ticket.config.toml` as Ticket orchestration configuration with fixed Ticket role slots. Do not build a generic Role registry.
The initial implementation should parse/validate the config, provide defaults, expose role-to-profile and prompt/workflow references, and wire the configured backend root into the existing Ticket built-in feature adapter. Pod spawning, TUI actions, and workflow state should remain follow-up work.
## Design position
Use fixed Ticket roles:
- `intake`
- `orchestrator`
- `coder`
- `reviewer`
- `investigator`
These are not arbitrary user-defined roles. They are the roles required by the Ticket feature/workflows.
Keep the boundary:
- Profile: Pod runtime recipe, including durable role behavior/system instruction when using role-specific profiles.
- Ticket role config: binds a fixed Ticket role to a Profile selector and optional launch prompt/workflow refs.
- Launch prompt: first committed task/user message for a concrete Ticket/action.
- Workflow: procedural flow, later possibly stateful.
## Current code map
### Ticket backend/tools
- `crates/ticket/src/lib.rs`
- Owns Ticket domain/backend and `LocalTicketBackend`.
- Current backend root is supplied by callers.
- `crates/ticket/src/tool.rs`
- Owns Ticket tool input/output and `llm_worker::Tool` implementations.
- `crates/pod/src/feature/builtin/ticket.rs`
- Thin built-in feature adapter.
- Currently resolves `<workspace>/work-items` directly.
- This is the first integration point for `.yoi/ticket.config.toml` backend root.
### Feature/host authority
- `crates/pod/src/feature.rs`
- Defines `HostAuthority::TicketBackend { root }`.
- Feature descriptor/install path already supports requested host authority and tool contribution wiring.
### Profile selection
- `crates/manifest/src/profile.rs`
- Owns Profile registry/selector resolution.
- `SpawnPod.profile` already accepts selectors such as `inherit`, default/source-qualified/unambiguous registry names.
- `crates/pod/src/spawn/tool.rs`
- Implements `SpawnPod` tool input with optional profile selector and `inherit` semantics.
- This should remain the actual spawning boundary; config should not duplicate full profile resolution behavior.
### Workflow resources
- `.yoi/workflow/*.md`
- Current workflow files are project-authored resources.
- `ticket-intake-workflow.md`, `ticket-orchestrator-routing.md`, `ticket-preflight-workflow.md`, and `multi-agent-workflow.md` are the relevant workflow refs.
- `crates/workflow/src/workflow.rs`
- Parses workflow frontmatter/body records.
- No stateful workflow runner exists yet.
### Prompt resources / launch prompts
- `crates/pod/src/prompt/loader.rs`
- Resolves instruction-file references like `$yoi/...` and `$user/...` for current startup/instruction use.
- Prompt catalog/resources are currently separate from workflow state.
- There is no implemented role-specific launch prompt engine yet.
- Role-specific durable system behavior should remain in the selected Profile for the MVP; this config should not override Profile system instruction.
## Important constraint
Do not make `ticket` depend on `pod`.
Possible dependency choices:
1. Put config parsing in `ticket` crate with raw profile/prompt/workflow string refs.
- Pros: Ticket config is close to Ticket backend concept.
- Cons: `ticket` learns about profile/prompt/workflow reference strings, but not their runtime resolution.
2. Put config parsing in `pod`.
- Pros: avoids exposing prompt/profile concepts from `ticket`.
- Cons: Ticket config becomes less reusable by future CLI/TUI code unless those crates also depend on `pod`.
Recommended MVP:
- Add config domain/parser to `crates/ticket`, using lightweight string wrapper types such as `ProfileSelectorRef`, `PromptRef`, and `WorkflowRef` without depending on `manifest` or `pod`.
- In the MVP, `PromptRef` is for launch prompts only. Do not add role-level `system_instruction` here; the selected Profile owns durable role system behavior.
- `pod` consumes this config and performs runtime interpretation where needed.
This preserves:
```text
ticket -> llm-worker / serde / toml only
pod -> ticket
```
and avoids:
```text
ticket -> pod
```
## Proposed schema
```toml
[backend]
kind = "local"
root = "work-items"
[roles.intake]
profile = "project:intake"
launch_prompt = "$workspace/ticket/intake/launch"
workflow = "ticket-intake-workflow"
[roles.orchestrator]
profile = "project:orchestrator"
launch_prompt = "$workspace/ticket/orchestrator/launch"
workflow = "ticket-orchestrator-routing"
[roles.coder]
profile = "inherit"
launch_prompt = "$workspace/ticket/coder/launch"
workflow = "multi-agent-workflow"
[roles.reviewer]
profile = "project:reviewer"
launch_prompt = "$workspace/ticket/reviewer/launch"
workflow = "multi-agent-workflow"
[roles.investigator]
profile = "inherit"
launch_prompt = "$workspace/ticket/investigator/launch"
workflow = "ticket-orchestrator-routing"
```
The specific prompt ref syntax should be accepted as opaque strings in this ticket. Runtime prompt resolution belongs to the later role launcher.
## Defaults
When `.yoi/ticket.config.toml` is missing:
- backend kind: `local`
- backend root: `work-items`
- role profiles: `inherit`
- workflow defaults:
- intake: `ticket-intake-workflow`
- orchestrator: `ticket-orchestrator-routing`
- coder: `multi-agent-workflow`
- reviewer: `multi-agent-workflow`
- investigator: `ticket-orchestrator-routing`
- launch prompt: none
When a role section exists but omits optional prompt/workflow refs:
- keep configured profile;
- fill workflow default for the fixed role;
- leave prompt refs as none.
## Implementation plan
### Phase 1: Config model/parser in `ticket`
Add a module such as `crates/ticket/src/config.rs`.
Types:
```rust
pub struct TicketConfig {
pub backend: TicketBackendConfig,
pub roles: TicketRoleProfiles,
}
pub struct TicketBackendConfig {
pub kind: TicketBackendKind,
pub root: PathBuf,
}
pub enum TicketBackendKind {
Local,
}
pub enum TicketRole {
Intake,
Orchestrator,
Coder,
Reviewer,
Investigator,
}
pub struct TicketRoleProfile {
pub profile: ProfileSelectorRef,
pub launch_prompt: Option<PromptRef>,
pub workflow: WorkflowRef,
}
```
Use string wrapper types for selectors/refs to avoid depending on `manifest`/`pod`.
Parsing behavior:
- `TicketConfig::load_workspace(workspace_root: &Path)` reads `.yoi/ticket.config.toml` if present.
- Missing file returns defaults.
- Relative backend root resolves against workspace root.
- Unknown roles are errors.
- Unknown top-level fields should be diagnostics/errors rather than silently ignored.
- Backend kind supports only `local` for now.
### Phase 2: Wire backend root into Pod Ticket feature adapter
Update `crates/pod/src/feature/builtin/ticket.rs`:
- Load `TicketConfig` from workspace root.
- Use `config.backend.root` instead of hard-coded `workspace/work-items`.
- Preserve current fail-closed behavior if root is missing/unusable.
- Keep `HostAuthority::TicketBackend { root }` consistent with the validated/canonical root where practical.
This directly improves existing Ticket tools without introducing role spawning yet.
### Phase 3: Tests
Ticket crate tests:
- missing config -> defaults;
- full config parses;
- partial role config uses role workflow defaults;
- unknown role rejects;
- unsupported backend kind rejects;
- relative backend root resolves against workspace;
- malformed profile/ref diagnostics are bounded.
Pod tests:
- Ticket built-in feature uses configured backend root;
- missing/unusable configured backend root does not register tools;
- default missing config still uses `<workspace>/work-items`.
### Phase 4: Documentation/example
Add one of:
- a short `.yoi/ticket.config.example.toml`, or
- a documented snippet under the ticket implementation report / docs if adding tracked config now is too early.
For this repository, adding actual `.yoi/ticket.config.toml` should be considered carefully. If added, defaults should likely use `inherit` profiles until dedicated profiles exist.
## Deferred follow-ups
### `ticket-role-pod-launcher`
- Take TicketRole + Ticket context + role config.
- Build `SpawnPod` requests.
- Resolve selected Profile using existing Profile registry; role-specific system behavior comes from that Profile.
- Resolve launch prompt separately from the selected Profile's system instruction.
- Commit launch prompt as the first user/task message, not hidden context.
- Include workflow ref in launch/task context.
### `tui-ticket-role-actions`
- Add TUI actions for fixed Ticket roles:
- Intake/refine Ticket;
- Route Ticket;
- Investigate;
- Implement;
- Review.
- Use the launcher rather than building SpawnPod requests inside UI code.
### Stateful workflow engine
- Persist workflow phase/state.
- Gate allowed tools by phase.
- Inject phase prompts only by committing them to history first.
- Keep Profile/SystemInstruction role-stable and task/phase prompts dynamic.
## Validation for implementation
Required:
- `cargo test -p ticket`
- `cargo test -p pod ticket --lib`
- `cargo test -p pod feature --lib`
- `cargo check --workspace --all-targets`
- `cargo fmt --check`
- `git diff --check`
- `./tickets.sh doctor`
Optional if feasible:
- `nix build .#yoi --no-link`
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# External review: ticket-config-role-profile-mapping
## 1. Result: request changes
Request changes. The implementation is otherwise close to the ticket, but one validation gap fails the requested alignment with existing `SpawnPod.profile` selector rules and should be fixed before merge.
## 2. Summary of implementation
The coder commit `767870a4fbf12f942a8b270e1cc316d7f35d3ef6` adds `crates/ticket/src/config.rs` and exports it from the `ticket` crate. The new parser reads `.yoi/ticket.config.toml`, defaults missing config to `<workspace>/work-items` plus fixed role defaults, models the fixed roles `intake`, `orchestrator`, `coder`, `reviewer`, and `investigator`, and stores profile / launch prompt / workflow references as lightweight strings without introducing `pod` or `manifest` dependencies.
The Pod built-in Ticket feature now loads `TicketConfig` from the Pod working directory, uses the configured backend root for `LocalTicketBackend`, and refuses to register Ticket tools when the config is malformed or the backend root is unusable. The implementation does not add Pod spawning, TUI actions, workflow state, system-instruction overlays, role registries, external trackers, or scheduler behavior.
## 3. Requirement-by-requirement assessment
- `.yoi/ticket.config.toml` path and schema: mostly satisfied. The parser uses the fixed path `.yoi/ticket.config.toml`, supports `[backend] kind/root`, and uses fixed `[roles.<role>]` sections with `profile`, optional `launch_prompt`, and optional `workflow`.
- Fixed roles only: satisfied. Unknown role names are rejected during config resolution.
- No `system_instruction` role field: satisfied. `deny_unknown_fields` rejects it and a test checks this.
- Missing config defaults: satisfied. Missing file returns local backend `<workspace>/work-items`, all role profiles `inherit`, no launch prompts, and the documented workflow defaults.
- Relative backend roots: satisfied. Relative roots are joined to the workspace root.
- Backend directories not auto-created: satisfied in the Pod adapter path. The adapter canonicalizes/checks the root and required `open/`, `pending/`, and `closed/` directories before registering tools.
- Unknown roles/fields and malformed refs: mostly satisfied, but see blocker below for an accepted path-like profile selector that `SpawnPod.profile` rejects.
- Crate dependency boundary: satisfied. `ticket` adds `toml` but does not depend on `pod` or `manifest`; profile/prompt/workflow refs remain string wrappers.
- Pod adapter configured root / fail-closed behavior: satisfied. Config parse errors and unusable roots produce diagnostics and no Ticket tools are registered.
- HostAuthority root consistency: acceptable but imperfect. The backend uses the canonicalized usable root, while `HostAuthority::TicketBackend { root }` is built from the pre-canonicalized configured path; see follow-up.
- Explicit non-goals: satisfied. I found no added Pod spawning, TUI action, workflow engine, prompt injection, Profile semantic change, `system_instruction` overlay, arbitrary role registry, storage rename, external tracker, or scheduler work.
- `Cargo.lock` / `package.nix`: changes are limited to adding the existing workspace `toml` dependency to `ticket` and updating the Nix cargo hash. That is necessary and looks safe.
- Tests: broadly cover missing/full/partial config, unknown role/field, relative root, unsupported backend kind, malformed profile path, and Pod adapter root/no-register behavior. They do not cover the blocker case below.
## 4. Blockers
1. `ProfileSelectorRef` accepts `legacy.nix`/`*.nix` as a valid role profile selector, but `SpawnPod.profile` explicitly rejects `*.nix` as path-like.
The ticket requires role profile selector syntax to stay aligned with existing `SpawnPod/profile` selectors where possible, and the review checklist asks that malformed refs be rejected or clearly reported. `crates/pod/src/spawn/tool.rs` rejects path-like profile values including `legacy.nix`, while `crates/ticket/src/config.rs` currently rejects `path:`, dot-prefixed values, values containing `/`, and `*.lua`, but not `*.nix`. Because role config values are meant to be later usable by role launch code, accepting a selector that the existing launch boundary rejects is a config-validation failure.
Expected fix: reject `*.nix` in `ProfileSelectorRef::new` and add a focused test alongside the existing malformed ref test.
## 5. Non-blockers / follow-ups
- `HostAuthority::TicketBackend { root }` is derived from `self.backend_root.display()` before canonicalization, while the actual `LocalTicketBackend` is built from `usable_root` after `canonicalize()`. This can make the granted/audited authority root differ from the root used by tools when the configured path includes `..` components or symlinks. The current implementation still requires matching host authority on the contributed tools and fail-closes on unusable roots, so I am not blocking on it, but the adapter should prefer a validated/canonical authority root where practical.
- The Pod adapter test for configured backend root checks feature root selection and tool registration count. It does not execute a tool against the configured root. The code path is straightforward (`LocalTicketBackend::new(usable_root)`), so this is acceptable, but an execution-level regression test would be stronger.
## 6. Validation assessed or rerun
Rerun/read-only checks:
- `cd /home/hare/Projects/yoi/.worktree/ticket-config-role-profile-mapping && git diff --stat develop...HEAD`
- `cd /home/hare/Projects/yoi/.worktree/ticket-config-role-profile-mapping && git diff --name-status develop...HEAD`
- `cd /home/hare/Projects/yoi/.worktree/ticket-config-role-profile-mapping && git diff --check develop...HEAD`
- `cd /home/hare/Projects/yoi/.worktree/ticket-config-role-profile-mapping && git show --stat --oneline --decorate 767870a4fbf12f942a8b270e1cc316d7f35d3ef6`
Assessed by inspection:
- Ticket requirements, investigation/plan, and thread.
- `crates/ticket/src/config.rs`
- `crates/ticket/src/lib.rs`
- `crates/ticket/Cargo.toml`
- `crates/pod/src/feature/builtin/ticket.rs`
- `Cargo.lock`
- `package.nix`
- Relevant existing `SpawnPod.profile` selector validation in `crates/pod/src/spawn/tool.rs`.
Not rerun: `cargo test`, `cargo check`, `cargo fmt --check`, `./tickets.sh doctor`, or `nix build`. The review request allowed focused read-only validation, and rerunning these would write build/test artifacts outside the review artifact path in this scoped sibling review.
## 7. Residual risk
After the `*.nix` selector rejection is fixed, residual risk is mainly around future launch integration: prompt/workflow refs are intentionally lightweight strings and will need runtime validation when the role launcher resolves them. The configured backend root is wired into the current Ticket tools, but authority-root canonicalization should be tightened before relying on HostAuthority root strings for security/audit semantics beyond this feature gate.
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## Re-review of blocker fix: 8fab67b
### Result: approve
The blocker is resolved, and I found no new blocker in the focused fix commit.
### Assessment
- `ProfileSelectorRef::new` now rejects values ending in `.nix` alongside other path-like selectors (`path:`, dot-prefixed selectors, slash-containing selectors, and `.lua`). This aligns the Ticket role profile config validation with the existing `SpawnPod.profile` path-selector rejection boundary for the reported case.
- A focused test, `nix_profile_selector_refs_are_rejected`, was added for `profile = "legacy.nix"` and asserts that the config load fails with the path-selector rejection message.
- The fix is limited to `crates/ticket/src/config.rs` and does not introduce source-boundary, runtime behavior, dependency, or scope expansion changes.
### Validation assessed
Rerun/read-only checks:
- `cd /home/hare/Projects/yoi/.worktree/ticket-config-role-profile-mapping && git show --stat --oneline HEAD && git diff develop...HEAD -- crates/ticket/src/config.rs`
- `cd /home/hare/Projects/yoi/.worktree/ticket-config-role-profile-mapping && git show --stat --oneline HEAD && git show --unified=8 -- crates/ticket/src/config.rs`
### Blockers
None.