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fix(799): name the agent-only composer instead of calling it selector drift - #804
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… drift Google has put some accounts on a flow.google.com composer with NO classic arm: the only prompt box is the agent panel, and aspect/model/count are Agent-settings defaults rather than per-request controls. Every control the migrated driver reaches for is structurally absent, so gflow waited out the 30 s readiness gate and raised UiSelectorDriftError -- exit 23, which reads as OUR frontend bug and invites a retry that cannot work. @Cstanish127 reported it with the DOM capture that made it diagnosable. It now raises FlowAgentUiError: exit 25, retryable=False, $0, pre-submit. The class was written for exactly this ("replaces the classic generation controls with a chat interface... fail cleanly instead of raising drift errors") -- it just had no way to be reached from the migrated host. THE DISCRIMINATOR IS THE CHIP. The DOM here is identical to #749's recoverable agent mode: the settings trigger present under a bare `hidden`. That is why it read as drift. What separates them is that a recoverable account still has a button.agent-mode-chip to turn off and this one has none anywhere -- so AGENT_MODE_CHIP_ANY exists alongside AGENT_MODE_CHIP, which matches only a PRESSED chip and therefore cannot tell "no agent/classic split" from "the split exists and is off". A trigger that has LEFT the DOM is untouched: that is a renamed selector, our bug, and stays drift. An un-pressed chip is deliberately excluded from the claim rather than guessed at: that state was never observed and contradicts the measured mechanism (pressed => hidden), so it falls through to drift. `retryable` moved from FlowAppError to GFlowError, under the condition FlowAppError's own comment set: "move it up if, and only if, a second class needs it." This is the second. FlowAgentUiError is in RETRYABLE_ERRORS because the labs A/B cohort flaps; which composer a migrated account gets is server-assigned and does not. test_only_flow_app_error_carries_the_override said it should fail if anyone widened this back without a second producer -- it fired, and is rewritten to record why rather than deleted. VERIFICATION. tests/api/transports/test_agent_only_composer.py drives real headless Chromium against the reporter's own captured markup, because the fix rests on one piece of third-party behaviour a fake cannot settle: whether Playwright reports <button hidden=""> as present-but-not-visible. Measured: yes. Plus three negative controls -- recoverable agent mode, vanished trigger, healthy composer -- none of which fire. NAMED BLOCKER: that Flow still SERVES this DOM is not verified here and cannot be. No account available to us is in that cohort. #799 stays open, both for that and for the agent-panel driver, which is not implemented. Refs #799
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Propagate retryable through explicit error constructors.
retryable is still rejected by subclasses that declare their own __init__. For example, WireFormatError.__init__ at Lines 349-365 does not accept or forward this keyword. Therefore WireFormatError(detail="...", retryable=False) raises TypeError, despite the new claim that every error supports a per-raise override. Add and forward retryable in each explicit subclass initializer, or narrow the documented contract.
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In `@src/gflow_cli/errors.py` at line 114, Update every error subclass with an
explicit __init__, including WireFormatError, to accept the optional retryable
argument and forward it to the base error constructor, so per-raise overrides
work consistently without TypeError.
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The substantive one is D6: a $0 live negative control WAS available and I had not
run it, while the PR named a blocker broad enough to imply nothing live could be
measured. That is the failure this project treats as equal to omitting the item.
Run now, on real Flow:
healthy migrated composer (ffroliva, real project page)
trigger present + VISIBLE, button.agent-mode-chip present and UN-PRESSED
-> _is_agent_only_composer = False
live /about landing (denon82, #756)
trigger absent -> False, i.e. the TRIGGER_GONE arm on a real page
The first is load-bearing and it corrects a claim in my own comment. I had written
that an un-pressed chip "was never observed". It is in fact the NORMAL state of a
healthy migrated composer -- which is the point: a working account on this host HAS
a chip, so having none is genuinely anomalous rather than merely unmatched. The
state actually never observed is an un-pressed chip beside a HIDDEN trigger, and the
comment now says that instead.
D4: the fail-closed branch of _is_agent_only_composer was UNCOVERED -- the fake's
raise guard keys on kind "agent_chip" and the new selector builds "agent_chip_any",
so the docstring's "an unreadable page is not evidence of a cohort" was untested and
new-code coverage sat near 73%, under Sonar's floor. Guard widened, test added
(pressed probe answers, ANY probe goes dark -> drift, not exit 25).
migrated_composer.py coverage 80% -> 93%.
D9 found two prose contradictions that survived the clean rebase, exactly as
[[prose-conflicts-hide-in-disjoint-files]] predicts, and both were in regions I had
not re-read: docs/MCP.md still said only ONE raise site overrides its retryable
class (this PR adds the second), and still said generation "still works" in every
migrated row twelve lines above the cohort where it cannot.
D15: exit-code moves belong where script owners look, so ### Changed now carries the
23 -> 25 migration note; MCP.md says exit-25-EQUIVALENT, since that file's own rule
is that MCP returns envelopes, never exit codes; FlowAgentUiError's class docstring
described the labs A/B cohort as its only producer.
D14: the Chromium page fixture was a byte-for-byte third copy -- moved to the
transports conftest that already existed for it, and the two older copies deleted
with it. Kept the name `page` so no test signature changed. D4 asked that the reason
a real browser is required travel with it; it does.
D1: FlowApiError's legacy positional branch pops named kwargs one at a time, so it
silently ate `retryable=` once the base accepted it. Forwarded.
Also: skills/gflow-cli/SKILL.md gains the row that stops an agent advising a retry
or --ui-mode classic on exit 25 -- the only Codex/Cursor-facing surface where the
labs-vs-migrated distinction matters.
Refs #799
…ructors CodeRabbit raised what D1 and D4 had both already found: subclasses declaring their own __init__ reject `retryable=` with a TypeError, while the base's docstring read as though every error accepted it. Two ways out were offered -- forward it through each explicit initializer, or narrow the claim. Narrowed. RateLimitError, WireFormatError, BatchPartialError, BatchIntegrityError, ChainPartialError and SyncPartialError have no raise site that passes it, so threading it through six constructors is speculative generality for a case nobody has. FlowApiError already forwards **kwargs (and its legacy positional branch was fixed one commit ago to stop eating it). The property worth preserving is that the rejection stays LOUD. A TypeError at the raise site is a bug you fix in a minute; a silently dropped retryable=False hands a caller a doomed retry with nothing to explain it. So the docstring now says which classes accept it and why the rest do not -- and a test pins the split, because a narrowed contract that nothing checks is just a comment waiting to rot. It derives the accepting set from the class hierarchy rather than hardcoding a list, so adding `retryable` to a subclass later updates the expectation instead of breaking it. That also closes D4's nice-to-have 3, which asked for exactly this pin. Refs #799
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Summary
Google has put some accounts on a
flow.google.comcomposer with no classic arm at all — the only prompt box is the agent panel, and aspect / model / count are Agent-settings defaults rather than per-request controls. Every control the migrated driver reaches for is structurally absent, so gflow waited out the 30 s readiness gate and raisedUiSelectorDriftError(exit 23) — which reads as our frontend bug and invites a retry that cannot work.It now raises
FlowAgentUiError— exit 25,retryable: false, pre-submit, $0 — naming the cohort and saying plainly that no flag or profile change helps.Reported with the DOM capture that made it diagnosable by @Cstanish127 (#799).
The discriminator is the chip
This is the part worth reviewing closely. The DOM here is identical to #749's recoverable agent mode — settings trigger present in the page under a bare
hidden— which is precisely why it read as drift for so long.agent-mode-chip[aria-pressed=true]presentAGENT_MODE_CHIPmatches only a pressed chip, so it cannot tell "this account has no agent/classic split" from "the split exists and is currently off".AGENT_MODE_CHIP_ANYis the new any-state selector for that question. It is never clicked — unlike the pressed-only one it is not self-guarding, and a click would toggle a healthy composer into agent mode.A chip that exists but is un-pressed while the trigger is hidden is deliberately excluded from the claim rather than guessed at: that state was never observed and contradicts the measured mechanism (pressed ⇒ hidden), so it falls through to drift.
retryablemoved to the base classFlowAppError.retryable's own comment set the condition: "Move it up if, and only if, a second class needs it." This is the second.FlowAgentUiErroris inRETRYABLE_ERRORSbecause the labs A/B cohort flaps — while which composer a migrated account gets is server-assigned and does not, the same reasoning that keepsFlowHostMigratedErrorout of that tuple.test_only_flow_app_error_carries_the_overrideexisted to fail "if someone widened it back without a second producer to justify it." It fired. It is rewritten to record why it widened, not deleted.Verification
The fix rests on one piece of third-party behaviour a fake cannot settle: does Playwright report
<button hidden="">as present-but-not-visible? If it read visible the gate would never fail; if it read absent the guard would fall through and #799 would be unchanged.tests/api/transports/test_agent_only_composer.pydrives real headless Chromium against the reporter's own captured markup and measures it — plus three negative controls (recoverable agent mode, vanished trigger, healthy composer), none of which fire. No account, no network, no credits; skips when Chromium is absent. Same pattern astest_overlay_precondition.py.Live controls — measured, $0
The council (D6) caught the PR's first draft naming a blocker broad enough to imply nothing live could be measured. Two negative controls were reachable and are now run against real Flow:
ffroliva, real project page)button.agent-mode-chippresent and un-pressed →False/aboutlanding (denon82, #756)False— theTRIGGER_GONEarm on a real pageThe first is load-bearing, and it corrected a claim in this PR's own code comment: I had written that an un-pressed chip "was never observed". It is in fact the normal state of a healthy migrated composer — which is the point. A working account on this host has a chip, so having none is genuinely anomalous rather than merely unmatched. The state actually never observed is an un-pressed chip beside a hidden trigger, and the comment says that now.
Named blocker
That Flow still serves the agent-only DOM is not verified, and cannot be from here. No account available to us is in that cohort — the positive case rests on the reporter's markup. #799 stays open, both for that and for the agent-panel driver, which is not implemented.
Council
Eight dimensions. D1, D2/D3 GREEN as filed; D4, D6, D9/D5, D14, D15 findings applied in
883bf473. The ones worth naming:"agent_chip"while the new selector builds"agent_chip_any", so the docstring's "an unreadable page is not evidence of a cohort" was untested and new-code coverage sat near 73%, under Sonar's floor. Guard widened, test added:migrated_composer.py80% → 93%.docs/MCP.mdstill said only one raise site overrides its retryable class (this PR adds the second), and still said generation "still works" in every migrated row twelve lines above the cohort where it cannot.### Changed, where script owners look, and corrected "exit 25" to "exit-25-equivalent" — that file's own rule is that MCP returns envelopes, never exit codes.FlowApiError's legacy positional branch silently ateretryable=once the base accepted it.Gates
hygiene / doc-links / PII / website-mirror / council-memory ✅ ·
ruff check+ruff format --check src tests✅ ·pyright src0 errors ✅ · 4274 passed, 0 failed, coverage 92.22% ✅Rebased onto
developafter #802 merged; the seven doc files both PRs touch were checked by hand for prose drift, since a clean git merge proves nothing about whether two paragraphs agree.Refs #799
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