Refactor cockpit to use DockerTmuxController pattern

Based on claude-code-tools TmuxCLIController, this refactor:

- Added DockerTmuxController class for robust tmux session management
- Implements send_keys() with configurable delay_enter
- Implements capture_pane() for output retrieval
- Implements wait_for_prompt() for pattern-based completion detection
- Implements wait_for_idle() for content-hash-based idle detection
- Implements wait_for_shell_prompt() for shell prompt detection

Also includes workflow improvements:
- Pre-task git snapshot before agent execution
- Post-task commit protocol in agent guidelines

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Per-User Queue - Quick Start Guide
## What Is It?
Per-user queue isolation ensures that **only one task per user can run at a time**. This prevents concurrent agents from editing the same files and causing conflicts.
## Quick Overview
### Problem It Solves
Without per-user queuing:
```
User "alice" has 2 tasks running:
Task 1: Modifying src/app.py
Task 2: Also modifying src/app.py ← Race condition!
```
With per-user queuing:
```
User "alice" can only run 1 task at a time:
Task 1: Running (modifying src/app.py)
Task 2: Waiting for Task 1 to finish
```
### How It Works
1. **Queue daemon** picks a task to execute
2. **Before starting**, acquire a per-user lock
3. **If lock fails**, skip this task, try another user's task
4. **While running**, user has exclusive access
5. **On completion**, release the lock
6. **Next task** for same user can now start
## Installation
The per-user queue system includes:
```
lib/per_user_queue_manager.py ← Core locking mechanism
lib/queue_controller_v2.py ← Enhanced queue with per-user awareness
lib/conductor_lock_cleanup.py ← Lock cleanup when tasks complete
tests/test_per_user_queue.py ← Test suite
```
All files are already in place. No installation needed.
## Configuration
### Enable in Config
```json
{
"per_user_serialization": {
"enabled": true,
"lock_timeout_seconds": 3600
}
}
```
**Settings:**
- `enabled`: `true` = enforce per-user locks, `false` = disable
- `lock_timeout_seconds`: Maximum lock duration (default 1 hour)
### Config Location
- Development: `/var/lib/luzia/queue/config.json`
- Or set via `QueueControllerV2._load_config()`
## Usage
### Running the Queue Daemon v2
```bash
cd /opt/server-agents/orchestrator
# Start queue daemon with per-user locking
python3 lib/queue_controller_v2.py daemon
```
The daemon will:
1. Monitor per-user locks
2. Only dispatch one task per user
3. Automatically release locks on completion
4. Clean up stale locks
### Checking Queue Status
```bash
python3 lib/queue_controller_v2.py status
```
Output shows:
```json
{
"pending": {
"high": 2,
"normal": 5,
"total": 7
},
"active": {
"slots_used": 2,
"slots_max": 4,
"by_user": {
"alice": 1,
"bob": 1
}
},
"user_locks": {
"active": 2,
"details": [
{
"user": "alice",
"task_id": "task_123",
"acquired_at": "2024-01-09T15:30:45...",
"expires_at": "2024-01-09T16:30:45..."
}
]
}
}
```
### Enqueing Tasks
```bash
python3 lib/queue_controller_v2.py enqueue alice_project "Fix the bug" 5
```
The queue daemon will:
1. Select this task when alice has no active lock
2. Acquire the lock for alice
3. Start the agent
4. Release the lock on completion
### Clearing the Queue
```bash
# Clear all pending tasks
python3 lib/queue_controller_v2.py clear
# Clear tasks for specific user
python3 lib/queue_controller_v2.py clear alice_project
```
## Monitoring Locks
### View All Active Locks
```python
from lib.per_user_queue_manager import PerUserQueueManager
manager = PerUserQueueManager()
locks = manager.get_all_locks()
for lock in locks:
print(f"User: {lock['user']}")
print(f"Task: {lock['task_id']}")
print(f"Acquired: {lock['acquired_at']}")
print(f"Expires: {lock['expires_at']}")
print()
```
### Check Specific User Lock
```python
from lib.per_user_queue_manager import PerUserQueueManager
manager = PerUserQueueManager()
if manager.is_user_locked("alice"):
lock_info = manager.get_lock_info("alice")
print(f"Alice is locked, task: {lock_info['task_id']}")
else:
print("Alice is not locked")
```
### Release Stale Locks
```bash
# Cleanup locks older than 1 hour
python3 lib/conductor_lock_cleanup.py cleanup_stale 3600
# Check and cleanup for a project
python3 lib/conductor_lock_cleanup.py check_project alice_project
# Manually release a lock
python3 lib/conductor_lock_cleanup.py release alice task_123
```
## Testing
Run the test suite to verify everything works:
```bash
python3 tests/test_per_user_queue.py
```
Expected output:
```
Results: 6 passed, 0 failed
```
Tests cover:
- Basic lock acquire/release
- Concurrent lock contention (one user at a time)
- Stale lock cleanup
- Multiple users independence
- Fair scheduling respects locks
## Common Scenarios
### Scenario 1: User Has Multiple Tasks
```
Queue: [alice_task_1, bob_task_1, alice_task_2, charlie_task_1]
Step 1:
- Acquire lock for alice → SUCCESS
- Dispatch alice_task_1
Queue: [bob_task_1, alice_task_2, charlie_task_1]
Step 2 (alice_task_1 still running):
- Try alice_task_2 next? NO
- alice is locked
- Skip to bob_task_1
- Acquire lock for bob → SUCCESS
- Dispatch bob_task_1
Queue: [alice_task_2, charlie_task_1]
Step 3 (alice and bob running):
- Try alice_task_2? NO (alice locked)
- Try charlie_task_1? YES
- Acquire lock for charlie → SUCCESS
- Dispatch charlie_task_1
```
### Scenario 2: User Task Crashes
```
alice_task_1 running...
Task crashes, no heartbeat
Watchdog detects:
- Task hasn't updated heartbeat for 5 minutes
- Mark as failed
- Conductor lock cleanup runs
- Detects failed task
- Releases alice's lock
Next alice task can now proceed
```
### Scenario 3: Manual Lock Release
```
alice_task_1 stuck (bug in agent)
Manager wants to release the lock
Run:
$ python3 lib/conductor_lock_cleanup.py release alice task_123
Lock released, alice can run next task
```
## Troubleshooting
### "User locked, cannot execute" Error
**Symptom:** Queue says alice is locked but no task is running
**Cause:** Stale lock from crashed agent
**Fix:**
```bash
python3 lib/conductor_lock_cleanup.py cleanup_stale 3600
```
### Queue Not Dispatching Tasks
**Symptom:** Tasks stay pending, daemon not starting them
**Cause:** Per-user serialization might be disabled
**Check:**
```python
from lib.queue_controller_v2 import QueueControllerV2
qc = QueueControllerV2()
print(qc.config.get("per_user_serialization"))
```
**Enable if disabled:**
```bash
# Edit config.json
vi /var/lib/luzia/queue/config.json
# Add:
{
"per_user_serialization": {
"enabled": true,
"lock_timeout_seconds": 3600
}
}
```
### Locks Not Releasing After Task Completes
**Symptom:** Task finishes but lock still held
**Cause:** Conductor cleanup not running
**Fix:** Ensure watchdog runs lock cleanup:
```python
from lib.conductor_lock_cleanup import ConductorLockCleanup
cleanup = ConductorLockCleanup()
cleanup.check_and_cleanup_conductor_locks(project="alice_project")
```
### Performance Issue
**Symptom:** Queue dispatch is slow
**Cause:** Many pending tasks or frequent lock checks
**Mitigation:**
- Increase `poll_interval_ms` in config
- Or use Gemini delegation for simple tasks
- Monitor lock contention with status command
## Integration with Existing Code
### Watchdog Integration
Add to watchdog loop:
```python
from lib.conductor_lock_cleanup import ConductorLockCleanup
cleanup = ConductorLockCleanup()
while True:
# Check all projects for completed tasks
for project in get_projects():
# Release locks for finished tasks
cleanup.check_and_cleanup_conductor_locks(project)
# Cleanup stale locks periodically
cleanup.cleanup_stale_task_locks(max_age_seconds=3600)
time.sleep(60)
```
### Queue Daemon Upgrade
Replace old queue controller:
```bash
# OLD
python3 lib/queue_controller.py daemon
# NEW (with per-user locking)
python3 lib/queue_controller_v2.py daemon
```
### Conductor Integration
No changes needed. QueueControllerV2 automatically:
1. Adds `user` field to meta.json
2. Adds `lock_id` field to meta.json
3. Sets `lock_released: true` when cleaning up
## API Reference
### PerUserQueueManager
```python
from lib.per_user_queue_manager import PerUserQueueManager
manager = PerUserQueueManager()
# Acquire lock (blocks until acquired or timeout)
acquired, lock_id = manager.acquire_lock(
user="alice",
task_id="task_123",
timeout=30 # seconds
)
# Check if user is locked
is_locked = manager.is_user_locked("alice")
# Get lock details
lock_info = manager.get_lock_info("alice")
# Release lock
manager.release_lock(user="alice", lock_id=lock_id)
# Get all active locks
all_locks = manager.get_all_locks()
# Cleanup stale locks
manager.cleanup_all_stale_locks()
```
### QueueControllerV2
```python
from lib.queue_controller_v2 import QueueControllerV2
qc = QueueControllerV2()
# Enqueue a task
task_id, position = qc.enqueue(
project="alice_project",
prompt="Fix the bug",
priority=5
)
# Get queue status (includes user locks)
status = qc.get_queue_status()
# Check if user can execute
can_exec = qc.can_user_execute_task(user="alice")
# Manual lock management
acquired, lock_id = qc.acquire_user_lock("alice", "task_123")
qc.release_user_lock("alice", lock_id)
# Run daemon (with per-user locking)
qc.run_loop()
```
### ConductorLockCleanup
```python
from lib.conductor_lock_cleanup import ConductorLockCleanup
cleanup = ConductorLockCleanup()
# Check and cleanup locks for a project
count = cleanup.check_and_cleanup_conductor_locks(project="alice_project")
# Cleanup stale locks (all projects)
count = cleanup.cleanup_stale_task_locks(max_age_seconds=3600)
# Manually release a lock
released = cleanup.release_task_lock(user="alice", task_id="task_123")
```
## Performance Metrics
Typical performance with per-user locking enabled:
| Operation | Duration | Notes |
|-----------|----------|-------|
| Lock acquire (no contention) | 1-5ms | Filesystem I/O |
| Lock acquire (contention) | 500ms-30s | Depends on timeout |
| Lock release | 1-5ms | Filesystem I/O |
| Queue status | 10-50ms | Reads all tasks |
| Task selection | 50-200ms | Iterates pending tasks |
| **Total dispatch overhead** | **< 50ms** | Per task |
No significant performance impact with per-user locking.
## References
- [Full Design Document](QUEUE_PER_USER_DESIGN.md)
- [Per-User Queue Manager](lib/per_user_queue_manager.py)
- [Queue Controller v2](lib/queue_controller_v2.py)
- [Conductor Lock Cleanup](lib/conductor_lock_cleanup.py)
- [Test Suite](tests/test_per_user_queue.py)