fix(operator-queue): stop 5s error-loop when an agent queue item lacks created_at (#1426)#1435
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Agents author ~/.trinity/operator-queue.json free-form. An item that omitted
created_at made OperatorQueueOperations.create_item raise KeyError; because the
item stayed `pending` in the agent file, the 5s operator-queue sync retried and
error-logged it EVERY cycle, indefinitely ("Failed to create queue item <id>:
'created_at'" on eu2/v0.7.0) — the request never reached the Operating Room and
the operator never saw it. title/question had the same latent KeyError.
Make the sync ingest boundary defensive: default the three hard-indexed fields
in create_item (mirroring the existing type/status/priority .get() defaults).
created_at defaults to utc_now_iso() (ingest time, ISO-Z per Invariant #16);
title/question get sensible fallbacks. The item is now created once, so the
next cycle sees it via exists() and the loop stops — the request surfaces
instead of vanishing.
Verified:
- tests/unit/test_1426_operator_queue_created_at.py (3, real code + SQLite):
missing created_at defaulted (not raised); missing title/question defaulted;
present fields preserved.
- Live against the rebuilt backend image + real DB: a created_at-less item
creates without KeyError (created_at defaulted to now), and the 5s sync loop
logged zero "Failed to create queue item" errors.
Related to #1426
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… CI fail The test overrode TRINITY_DB_PATH to a fresh file, but init_database() runs only once (at first `database` import, under the conftest-pinned path), so get_engine() then hit an uninitialized DB — every case failed with 'no such table: operator_queue', which the regression-diff job flagged as a head-only regression. Use the conftest's already-initialized per-process DB (drop the override). The operator_queue.py fix itself is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fixed the failing |
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Approved via /validate-pr. Root-cause fix: create_item now defaults created_at/title/question (mirrors the existing type/status/priority defaults) so the item is created once and the 5s sync retry-loop stops. Verified the remaining item["id"] hard-index is unreachable — the caller skips id-less items. Named regression test present. Body updated to Fixes #1426 so the issue auto-promotes.
Summary
On eu2 (v0.7.0) the backend logged this every ~5s, indefinitely:
An agent wrote a
pendingitem to~/.trinity/operator-queue.jsonwithout acreated_atfield.OperatorQueueOperations.create_itemhard-indexesitem["created_at"](alsoitem["title"],item["question"]), so it raisedKeyError. Because the item stayedpendingin the agent file, the 5s sync retried and error-logged it forever — the request never reached the Operating Room and the operator never saw it.Fix
Agents author this JSON free-form, so the sync ingest boundary must be defensive.
create_itemnow defaults the three hard-indexed fields, mirroring how it already.get()-defaultstype/status/priority:created_at→utc_now_iso()(ingest time, ISO-Z per Invariant #16) — the issue's preferred fix.title→"Agent request";question→ the title, else"(no details provided)".The item is now created once, so the next cycle sees it via
exists()and the loop stops — the request surfaces in the Operating Room instead of vanishing behind unbounded log spam.Acceptance criteria
created_atto now on ingest.Verification
tests/unit/test_1426_operator_queue_created_at.py(3, realcreate_item+ throwaway SQLite): missingcreated_atdefaulted (not raised); missingtitle/questiondefaulted; present fields preserved.created_at-less item creates withoutKeyError(created_atdefaulted to2026-07-03T10:18:55Z), a fully-minimal{id,status}item defaults all three, and the running 5s sync loop logged zero "Failed to create queue item" errors.Fixes #1426
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