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docs(playerbots): track the rewrite and release evidence - #481
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds AzerothCore playerbot research, a typed execution plan, and a Python renderer that validates the plan and inserts an interactive execution tracker into an HTML report. ChangesPlayerbot execution planning
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The tracker can publish unvalidated PR links and its seeded-run acceptance gate does not clearly express whether one explained failure is allowed. Both are localized fixes with limited release impact. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant PlanJSON
participant Validator
participant Renderer
participant Report
PlanJSON->>Validator: Load execution plan
Validator->>Renderer: Provide validated plan
Renderer->>Report: Generate tracker HTML
Report->>Report: Replace or insert tracker section
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Independent agent review approved the execution tracker and renderer at f8bc2bd. The review checked report coverage, dependencies, completion totals, filters, and publication constraints. It reproduced and then verified fixes for completion with generic evidence, omitted release requirements, empty observation evidence, an insufficient imported-world run, and the wrong client build. Rendering is synchronized and deterministic, and the HTML is below the publication limit. This is an agent review by GPT-5.6 Sol in Codex. It does not review gameplay code or claim the imported-world and real-client observations have run. |
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In `@docs/research/playerbots-execution.json`:
- Line 486: Update the ten-seed success criterion in the relevant catalog
statement and its matching testing_decisions/PB-011 definitions so the run count
and threshold are consistent: either require all 10 runs to finish, or
explicitly allow one explained non-completion by stating at least 9 of 10 finish
and each remaining run has an explained outcome.
In `@docs/research/render-playerbots-execution.py`:
- Around line 72-74: Move the PR URL validation from the ticket-only loop to a
loop over every rendered row, including spec and workstream rows, before
ticket-specific processing. Preserve the existing GitHub pull request pattern
and rejection behavior, using the row identifier in the error context if
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Addressed both review findings in 5cb4b75. PR URL validation covers the spec, workstreams, and tickets. The acceptance text requires all ten runs per class to pass; nine of ten does not meet the report's 95 percent threshold. The same update distinguishes seeded tracer inputs from client-derived geometry. Missing geometry remains recorded, and imported-world and attended-client release gates remain mandatory. Independent GPT-5.6 Sol review approved this delta. Malformed URLs on each row kind are rejected, and rendering remains synchronized and deterministic. Gameplay behavior and final observations are outside this review. |
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Bots can get stuck because attempted actions look like progress and the current controller retains too little purpose. This report compares the AzerothCore module with our Package and specifies a typed runner shared by autonomous bots and party companions.
The same HTML contains the spec and 12 dependency-linked tickets, with owners, PRs, and acceptance evidence. A local JSON record drives the table. Completion requires reviewed evidence for each criterion and merged PRs; the final ticket also requires imported-world and real-client observations.
Published report: https://vdtnef61ebss.postplan.dev
Validation: pinned source comparison; dependency and completion validation, including rejection cases; idempotent rendering; HTML size, link and security checks; JavaScript syntax check. The existing Package-enabled baseline passed both durable personality tests in a private loopback fixture. No new gameplay behavior is claimed by this PR.
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