anhtnm1andClaude Opus 5
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EPIC R04 (Team Duy) - the turn lifecycle leaves the widget. R04-T01 domain/agents/conversation_execution_request.py Frozen snapshot of one turn, captured on the UI thread at submit time. The job closure used to read widget/workspace state from inside the worker thread, so a turn could run on a mix of submit-time and later state depending on thread timing. R04-T02 domain/agents/agent_event.py 13 frozen event types replacing untyped emit() dicts, with a two-way bridge so existing widgets keep consuming the legacy shape until EPIC R08. Adds TurnCompletedEvent - the end-of-turn signal the engine never had, which is why a cancelled turn and a failed turn look identical to the UI today. R04-T03 application/conversations/conversation_application_service.py Runs a turn from a request and reports typed events. Never raises across the worker boundary; TurnResult.raise_if_failed() preserves the existing exception-based failure path. begin_turn()/execute_turn() expose the live message list for callers that autosave history mid-run. R04-T04 ui/cowork_tab.py::build_job -> snapshot + service. R04-T05 core/task_executors.py::_run_agent -> same service (was a second, slightly different assembly of the same call). Caught while wiring the bridge: the first event vocabulary had no "notice" event, so Agent Security warnings and auto-compaction notices would have been silently swallowed. Added NoticeEvent plus a test that scans the engine sources for emit() tags and fails when one has no typed counterpart. New: tests/integration/ - real offscreen CoworkTab running a scripted turn end to end (7 tests), including a characterisation of the extra provider call Agent Security spends reviewing each request. Suite: 225 passed, 2.74s. check_imports: PASS. All new files < 400 LOC. 2 pre-existing failures remain in test_config_security.py (EPIC R02/Team Nam). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Cowork Local
Cowork Local is the internal AI cowork desktop platform owned by the Cowork Team. It provides the Cowork runtime, workspace and agent experiences, MCP/connectors, security controls, and model routing foundation.
The Cowork Team owns this product and its stable branch. The FSG AI Core Team contributes selected reusable capabilities through branches and Pull Requests; it is not the owner or final merger of this repository.
Quick start
The imported application is a Python/PySide6 package. Run it from the directory that contains cowork_local:
python -m cowork_local
The source snapshot does not include a complete runtime dependency manifest. Use the Cowork Team's supported runtime environment until that packaging contract is documented. The reliable automated test surface currently checked by CI is:
python -m pip install -r cowork_local/requirements-test.txt
python -m pytest cowork_local/tests -q
When already inside this repository, run python -m pytest tests -q.
Configuration and runtime data live under ~/.cowork_local/. Provider keys and local unlock codes must be supplied through environment variables or an approved secret manager; see .env.example.
Contributing
Start with START_CONTRIBUTING.md, then read CONTRIBUTING.md. Core AI task execution remains in fsg-ai-core-assets; source changes are reviewed as Pull Requests in this repository.
Security concerns should follow SECURITY.md. Ownership and completion rules are documented under docs/governance/.