refactor(orchestration): finish WP-5 — delete the worktree duplicate, move claim arbitration and task-store selection to tinyagents

[senamakel]

Finishes the subagent / parallel-subagent half of WP-5
(docs/tinyagents-migration-plan-2026-07-22.md), which
docs/tinyagents-port-plan.md tracks as Phase 4.

Pairs with tinyhumansai/tinyagents#119 — that must merge first; this PR bumps
the vendor/tinyagents gitlink onto it. No crates.io release is involved: the
root manifest already patches tinyagents to the vendored path.

Net ~270 fewer lines host-side, and the fan-out is no longer two implementations.

The headline: a 618-line module that was already in the crate

orchestration/worktree.rs defined its own BaseRef, WorktreeStatus,
GitWorktreeIsolation, create/list/status/diff_summary/remove,
detect_overlaps, validate_repo_root and sanitize_run_id — near-verbatim
twins of tinyagents::harness::workspace::git. detect_overlaps and
detect_worktree_overlaps matched down to the BTreeSet dedupe, and the two
error enums carried identical message strings.

Deleted and re-exported under the historical OpenHuman names, so the RPC
schemas, tools and tests that spell worktree::create / WorktreeStatus are
untouched. 618 → 242 lines.

What stays is what is actually OpenHuman's: OpenHumanWorktreeIsolation (the
openhuman.worktree:{agent}:{run_id} policy-id convention and the
DomainEvent::Workspace* bus emissions).

The risk here was the RPC wire shape — worktree_schemas.rs serializes
WorktreeStatus straight to the desktop UI, where a silent field rename shows
up as an empty panel rather than a red test. So
worktree_status_serializes_with_stable_camel_case_keys was written and made to
pass before the swap, and passes unchanged after.

Write-safety arbitration moves to the crate

prepare_spawn_parallel_tasks_from_defs is now two passes: OpenHuman policy
admits or rejects each task in its own vocabulary, then a single
plan_shared_workspace_dispatch call arbitrates every admitted claim.

The host keeps everything that is a product decision — the files: parameter
syntax, shared_workspace_write_capable_tools, the integrations_agent toolkit
rule, the subagent allowlist, ParallelTaskRejectionKind, and every rejection
sentence (the crate returns ClaimConflict as data precisely so the
isolation="worktree" remedy phrasing stays here).

Execution deliberately stays host-side. Today the host serializes the whole
batch when any worker needs serializing; a crate-side executor running only the
claimed workers serially would be a narrower guarantee than what ships. The
crate contributes the plan, not the scheduler — so the diff is "who computed
this decision", which is exhaustively unit-testable.

Parity gate: spawn_parallel_agents_tests.rs passes unedited across the
cutover. Three assertions were added first, pinning the mixed-batch dispatch
sequence, disjoint-ownership admission, and directory containment.

Detached-store selection and orphan reconciliation

running_subagents.rs loses the DetachedTaskStore enum and its 12-arm
delegating TaskStore impl, the hand-rolled TASK_STORES map, and the
reconcile state machine — replaced by the crate's TaskStoreRegistry and
reconcile_orphaned_tasks. The fallback ladder is ported exactly (a
create_dir_all failure degrades to memory just as an unreadable log does; a
read-only workspace must stay able to spawn work), and lock poisoning is typed
rather than .expect()ed.

The reason string and the publish_subagent_failed lifecycle event stay host
side. All 17 focused running_subagents tests pass unedited.

Two smaller things

• Deleted tinyagents/subagent_graph.rs. Six graph nodes whose bodies only
  pushed their own name onto a Vec, compiled and executed on every sub-agent
  spawn. It scaffolded a per-phase cutover that this work concludes should not
  happen (below).
• extract_tool.rs fan-out moved from hand-rolled
  buffer_unordered(3) + index-tag-and-re-sort onto map_reduce, which returns
  input-ordered outcomes. The per-chunk provider error stays the fan-out's
  item rather than its error, so one failed chunk still drops with a warning
  instead of aborting its siblings.

What is deliberately NOT moved

harness/subagent_runner/ (7,471 LOC) stays host-owned. Its own docs call
it the OpenHuman build pipeline, and that is accurate. The generic contract it
would map onto already exists as tinyagents::harness::host::HostCapabilities
(ContextComposer / DefinitionRegistry / SecurityGate / ModelResolver) —
exactly the phases the runner names — and OpenHuman does not implement it. So
the real question is whether the host should implement those four traits, not
whether to push product policy across the GPL boundary. That is its own
design-gated package. The module doc and a ledger row now say so, replacing a
comment that promised the opposite.

Corrections to earlier notes

Two things previously recorded as defects turned out not to be, and are now
documented rather than "fixed":

• orchestration/ops.rs reporting worktree_path: None is correct by
  construction, not a dropped value. Those fields describe a worker's own
  isolated checkout; spawn_parallel_agents populates them only from a
  descriptor it freshly created, and this path only ever inherits the parent's.
  (tinyagents-port-plan.md:165 reads as a defect; it is not.)
• REGISTRY_SOFT_CAP is already crate-owned as policy — it is passed into
  DetachedTaskRegistry::new, which performs the sweep. Only the number is
  OpenHuman's.

Also noted in the ledger: enforce_workspace_path has no callers anywhere. It
is kept — removing a public fail-closed gate is a separate judgement from this
migration — but recorded so the next reader doesn't have to rediscover it.

Testing

• cargo check clean in both Cargo worlds (root and app/src-tauri);
  cargo tree -i tinyagents shows exactly one node in each.
• scripts/test-rust-with-mock.sh: 12116 passed, 2 failed. The two are
  git_operations::tests::{allows_readonly_ops_in_readonly_mode, not_in_git_repo_returns_error} and are pre-existing — verified by checking
  src/ out at the merge-base and re-running, where they fail identically. They
  exercise the filesystem git tool, which this diff does not touch.
• cargo check --no-default-features --all-targets: the only failures are the
  pre-existing build_core_http_router ones in tests/worker_*_e2e.rs /
  live_routing_e2e.rs (unrelated; zero references in this diff). Worth running
  by hand — CI's smoke lane is cargo check lib-scoped and its test filter
  covers neither agent::orchestration:: nor agent::harness::subagent_runner::.

Note on commits

The granular history is this repo's auto-commit checkpointing hook, not
hand-authored steps; read the diff as one change.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Parallel agent tasks now coordinate workspace ownership, reducing conflicting file changes and safely separating isolated work.
  • Task progress uses durable workspace storage when available, with graceful in-memory fallback.
  • Git worktree operations provide clearer workspace-boundary errors and stable status serialization.

• Bug Fixes

  • Failed extraction chunks no longer stop successful sibling work; results remain ordered.
  • Detached task recovery now handles missing or orphaned task records more gracefully.

• Tests

  • Added coverage for parallel dispatch, ownership conflicts, and worktree status contracts.

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963-994: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Complete the directory-collision assertions.

directory_ownership_contains_files_beneath_it checks only that the later task is rejected. Assert the first task’s WorkerDispatchMode::SerialSharedWorkspaceWrite, then assert the later task’s ParallelTaskRejectionKind::RequiresIsolation, agent ID, and contended ownership path. The mixed and disjoint tests already use the real typed preflight and distinct task inputs.

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In `@src/openhuman/agent/orchestration/tools/spawn_parallel_agents_tests.rs`
around lines 963 - 994, Complete directory_ownership_contains_files_beneath_it
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- Around line 963-994: Complete directory_ownership_contains_files_beneath_it by
asserting the first task receives
WorkerDispatchMode::SerialSharedWorkspaceWrite, then verify the later task is
rejected with ParallelTaskRejectionKind::RequiresIsolation, the expected agent
ID, and the contended ownership path.

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[senamakel]

Addressing the CodeRabbit review findings (all non-blocking, CHILL profile):

1. CWE-532 — hook denial logging (runner.rs:392-401) — Already addressed in this PR. The spawn-denial path logs a fixed sentence ([subagent_runner] spawn denied by a configured hook) with only agent_id and task_id; the hook-supplied reason is never written to logs — it is surfaced to the caller via SubagentRunError::HookDenied(reason). The rationale is documented in the comment at L392-395. This finding is stale against the current code.

2. directory_ownership_contains_files_beneath_it test — Applied. The test now asserts the directory-level owner is admitted with WorkerDispatchMode::SerialSharedWorkspaceWrite, and the file-beneath-directory task is rejected with ParallelTaskRejectionKind::RequiresIsolation, agent id nested, the rejected task's ownership claim (files: src/a.rs), and an error naming the contended owner directory ('src'). Verified passing locally.

3. mixed_batch_dispatch_modes_and_claim_conflicts_are_stable test — Applied. Added a leading outside agent (defined but omitted from the parent allowlist) that is policy-rejected with OutsideAllowlist before any claim is admitted, so the batch exercises that admitted_index is not advanced by an earlier rejection. Per-entry assertions cover each task's identity, ownership, rejection kind, and WorkerDispatchMode; the later writer/clasher claim-conflict checks are preserved (clasher now at index 4, since the leading rejection consumes no admission slot). Verified passing locally.

Separately, the Rust Core Coverage CI failure is resolved: merging main brought in #5682, which removed the stale meetAutoOrchestratorHandoff == Some(false) assertion — the snapshot now asserts runtime.service / runtime.localAi instead (the field is None now that Meet is removed from the product).

[senamakel]

CI fix — Rust Core Coverage (cargo-llvm-cov) was failing on the coverage-presence gate.

The gate (scripts/ci/assert-coverage-presence.sh) reports that src/openhuman/runtime/client/disabled.rs — the #[cfg(not(feature = "modules"))] stand-in for the runtime client facade introduced by this PR's runtime/client/ refactor — produced no coverage records.

That is expected, and now documented: modules is in both [features] default and scripts/ci/product-features.txt, so the coverage lane (which compiles default + product-features.txt) always builds with the gate ON, and the OFF-branch stub is never compiled in that lane. It is the same shape as the stub.rs structural category the script already excludes (facade stubs compile only in the OFF direction of their gate), but this file is deliberately named disabled.rs because it answers as a runtime that is disabled, not as a generic facade stub. The disabled.rs code path is compiled and exercised in the disabled-build lane (--no-default-features), so it is not unverified code — it is just not compiled under the product feature set.

Per the allowlist's own policy, the entry is recorded in scripts/ci/coverage-presence-allowlist.txt with the gate and rationale written inline, so a future reader can tell "excluded on purpose" from "forgotten".