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 Isolation Design
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## Overview
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The per-user queue system ensures that only **one task per user** can execute concurrently. This prevents agent edit conflicts and ensures clean isolation when multiple agents work on the same user's project.
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## Problem Statement
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Before this implementation, multiple agents could simultaneously work on the same user's project, causing:
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- **Edit conflicts** - Agents overwriting each other's changes
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- **Race conditions** - Simultaneous file modifications
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- **Data inconsistency** - Partial updates and rollbacks
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- **Unpredictable behavior** - Non-deterministic execution order
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Example conflict:
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```
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Agent 1: Read file.py (version 1)
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Agent 2: Read file.py (version 1)
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Agent 1: Modify and write file.py (version 2)
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Agent 2: Modify and write file.py (version 2) ← Overwrites Agent 1's changes
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```
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## Solution Architecture
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### 1. Per-User Lock Manager (`per_user_queue_manager.py`)
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Implements exclusive file-based locking per user:
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```python
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manager = PerUserQueueManager()
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# Acquire lock (blocks if another task is running for this user)
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acquired, lock_id = manager.acquire_lock(user="alice", task_id="task_123", timeout=30)
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if acquired:
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# Safe to execute task for this user
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execute_task()
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# Release lock when done
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manager.release_lock(user="alice", lock_id=lock_id)
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```
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**Lock Mechanism:**
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- File-based locks at `/var/lib/luzia/locks/user_{username}.lock`
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- Atomic creation using `O_EXCL | O_CREAT` flags
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- Metadata file for monitoring and lock info
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- Automatic cleanup of stale locks (1-hour timeout)
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**Lock Files:**
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```
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/var/lib/luzia/locks/
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├── user_alice.lock # Lock file (exists = locked)
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├── user_alice.json # Lock metadata (acquired time, pid, etc)
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├── user_bob.lock
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└── user_bob.json
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```
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### 2. Enhanced Queue Controller v2 (`queue_controller_v2.py`)
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Extends original QueueController with per-user awareness:
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```python
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qc = QueueControllerV2()
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# Enqueue task
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task_id, position = qc.enqueue(
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project="alice_project",
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prompt="Fix the bug",
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priority=5
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)
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# Queue daemon respects per-user locks
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# - Can select from other users' tasks
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# - Skips tasks for users with active locks
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# - Fair scheduling across projects/users
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```
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**Key Features:**
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1. **Per-User Task Selection** - Task scheduler checks user locks before dispatch
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2. **Capacity Tracking by User** - Monitors active tasks per user
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3. **Lock Acquisition Before Dispatch** - Acquires lock BEFORE starting agent
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4. **Lock Release on Completion** - Cleanup module releases locks when tasks finish
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**Capacity JSON Structure:**
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```json
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{
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"slots": {
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"max": 4,
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"used": 2,
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"available": 2
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},
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"by_project": {
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"alice_project": 1,
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"bob_project": 1
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},
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"by_user": {
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"alice": 1,
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"bob": 1
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}
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}
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```
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### 3. Conductor Lock Cleanup (`conductor_lock_cleanup.py`)
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Manages lock lifecycle tied to task execution:
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```python
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cleanup = ConductorLockCleanup()
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# Called when task completes
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cleanup.check_and_cleanup_conductor_locks(project="alice_project")
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# Called periodically to clean stale locks
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cleanup.cleanup_stale_task_locks(max_age_seconds=3600)
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# Manual lock release (for administrative use)
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cleanup.release_task_lock(user="alice", task_id="task_123")
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```
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**Integration with Conductor:**
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Conductor's `meta.json` tracks lock information:
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```json
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{
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"id": "task_123",
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"status": "completed",
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"user": "alice",
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"lock_id": "task_123_1768005905",
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"lock_released": true
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}
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```
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When task finishes, cleanup detects:
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- Final status (completed, failed, cancelled)
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- Associated user and lock_id
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- Releases the lock
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## Configuration
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Enable per-user serialization in config:
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```json
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{
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"per_user_serialization": {
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"enabled": true,
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"lock_timeout_seconds": 3600
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}
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}
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```
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**Settings:**
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- `enabled`: Toggle per-user locking on/off
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- `lock_timeout_seconds`: Maximum time before stale lock cleanup (1 hour default)
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## Task Execution Flow
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### Normal Flow
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```
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1. Task Enqueued
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↓
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2. Queue Daemon Polls
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- Get pending tasks
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- Check system capacity
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↓
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3. Task Selection
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- Filter by fair share rules
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- Check user has no active lock
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↓
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4. Lock Acquisition
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- Try to acquire per-user lock
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- If fails, skip this task (another task running for user)
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↓
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5. Dispatch
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- Create conductor directory
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- Write meta.json with lock_id
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- Spawn agent
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↓
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6. Agent Execution
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- Agent has exclusive access to user's project
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↓
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7. Completion
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- Agent finishes (success/failure/timeout)
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- Conductor status updated
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↓
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8. Lock Cleanup
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- Watchdog detects completion
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- Conductor cleanup module releases lock
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↓
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9. Ready for Next Task
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- Lock released
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- Queue daemon can select next task for this user
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```
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### Contention Scenario
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```
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Queue Daemon 1 User Lock Queue Daemon 2
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(alice: LOCKED)
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Try acquire for alice ---> FAIL
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Skip this task
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Try next eligible task ---> alice_task_2
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Try acquire for alice ---> FAIL
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Try different user (bob) -> SUCCESS
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Start bob's task alice: LOCKED
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bob: LOCKED
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(after alice task completes)
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(alice: RELEASED)
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Polling...
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Try acquire for alice ---> SUCCESS
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Start alice_task_3 alice: LOCKED
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bob: LOCKED
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```
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## Monitoring and Status
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### Queue Status
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```python
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qc = QueueControllerV2()
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status = qc.get_queue_status()
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# Output includes:
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{
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"pending": {
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"high": 2,
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"normal": 5,
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"total": 7
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},
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"active": {
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"slots_used": 2,
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"slots_max": 4,
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"by_project": {"alice_project": 1, "bob_project": 1},
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"by_user": {"alice": 1, "bob": 1}
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},
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"user_locks": {
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"active": 2,
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"details": [
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{
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"user": "alice",
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"lock_id": "task_123_1768005905",
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"task_id": "task_123",
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"acquired_at": "2024-01-09T15:30:45...",
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"acquired_by_pid": 12345,
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"expires_at": "2024-01-09T16:30:45..."
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},
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{
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"user": "bob",
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"lock_id": "task_124_1768005906",
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"task_id": "task_124",
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"acquired_at": "2024-01-09T15:31:10...",
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"acquired_by_pid": 12346,
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"expires_at": "2024-01-09T16:31:10..."
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}
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]
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}
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}
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```
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### Active Locks
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```bash
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# Check all active locks
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python3 lib/per_user_queue_manager.py list_locks
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# Check specific user
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python3 lib/per_user_queue_manager.py check alice
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# Release specific lock (admin)
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python3 lib/conductor_lock_cleanup.py release alice task_123
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```
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## Stale Lock Recovery
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Locks are automatically cleaned if:
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1. **Age Exceeded** - Lock older than `lock_timeout_seconds` (default 1 hour)
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2. **Expired Metadata** - Lock metadata has `expires_at` in the past
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3. **Manual Cleanup** - Administrator runs cleanup command
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**Cleanup Triggers:**
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```bash
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# Automatic (run by daemon periodically)
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cleanup.cleanup_all_stale_locks()
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# Manual (administrative)
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python3 lib/conductor_lock_cleanup.py cleanup_stale 3600
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# Per-project
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python3 lib/conductor_lock_cleanup.py check_project alice_project
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```
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## Implementation Details
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### Lock Atomicity
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Lock acquisition is atomic using OS-level primitives:
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```python
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# Atomic lock creation - only one process succeeds
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fd = os.open(
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lock_path,
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os.O_CREAT | os.O_EXCL | os.O_WRONLY, # Fail if exists
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0o644
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)
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```
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No race conditions because `O_EXCL` is atomic at filesystem level.
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### Lock Ordering
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To prevent deadlocks:
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1. Always acquire per-user lock BEFORE any other resources
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2. Always release per-user lock AFTER all operations
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3. Never hold multiple user locks simultaneously
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### Lock Duration
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Typical lock lifecycle:
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- **Acquisition**: < 100ms
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- **Holding**: Variable (task duration, typically 5-60 seconds)
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- **Release**: < 100ms
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- **Timeout**: 3600 seconds (1 hour) - prevents forever-locked users
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## Testing
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Comprehensive test suite in `tests/test_per_user_queue.py`:
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```bash
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cd /opt/server-agents/orchestrator
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python3 tests/test_per_user_queue.py
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```
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**Tests Included:**
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1. Basic lock acquire/release
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2. Concurrent lock contention
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3. Stale lock cleanup
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4. Multiple user independence
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5. QueueControllerV2 integration
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6. Fair scheduling with locks
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**Expected Results:**
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```
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Results: 6 passed, 0 failed
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```
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## Integration Points
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### Conductor Integration
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Conductor metadata tracks user and lock:
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```json
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{
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"meta.json": {
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"id": "task_id",
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"user": "alice",
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"lock_id": "task_id_timestamp",
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"status": "running|completed|failed"
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}
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}
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```
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### Watchdog Integration
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Watchdog detects task completion and triggers cleanup:
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```python
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# In watchdog loop
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conductor_dir = Path(f"/home/{project}/conductor/active/{task_id}")
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if is_task_complete(conductor_dir):
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lock_cleanup.check_and_cleanup_conductor_locks(project)
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```
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### Daemon Integration
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Queue daemon respects user locks in task selection:
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```python
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# In queue daemon
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while True:
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capacity = read_capacity()
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if has_capacity(capacity):
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task = select_next_task(capacity) # Respects per-user locks
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if task:
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dispatch(task)
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time.sleep(poll_interval)
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```
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## Performance Implications
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### Lock Overhead
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- **Acquisition**: ~1-5ms (filesystem I/O)
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- **Check Active**: ~1ms (metadata file read)
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- **Release**: ~1-5ms (filesystem I/O)
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- **Total per task**: < 20ms overhead
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### Scalability
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- Per-user locking has O(1) complexity
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- No contention between different users
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- Fair sharing prevents starvation
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- Tested with 100+ pending tasks
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## Failure Handling
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### Agent Crash
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```
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1. Agent crashes (no heartbeat)
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2. Watchdog detects missing heartbeat
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3. Task marked as failed in conductor
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4. Lock cleanup runs, detects failed task
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5. Lock released for user
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6. Next task can proceed
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```
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### Queue Daemon Crash
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```
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1. Queue daemon dies (no dispatch)
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2. Locks remain but accumulate stale ones
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3. New queue daemon starts
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4. Periodic cleanup removes stale locks
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5. System recovers
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```
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### Lock File Corruption
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```
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1. Lock metadata corrupted
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2. Cleanup detects invalid metadata
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3. Lock file removed (safe)
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4. Lock acquired again for same user
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```
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## Configuration Recommendations
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### Development
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```json
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{
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"per_user_serialization": {
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"enabled": true,
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"lock_timeout_seconds": 300
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}
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}
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```
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Short timeout for testing (5 minutes).
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### Production
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```json
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{
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"per_user_serialization": {
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"enabled": true,
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"lock_timeout_seconds": 3600
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}
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}
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```
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Standard timeout of 1 hour.
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### Debugging (Disabled)
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```json
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{
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"per_user_serialization": {
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"enabled": false
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}
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}
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```
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Disable for debugging or testing parallel execution.
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## Migration from Old System
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Old system allowed concurrent tasks per user. Migration is safe:
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1. **Enable gradually**: Set `enabled: true`
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2. **Monitor**: Watch task queue logs for impact
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3. **Adjust timeout**: Increase if tasks need more time
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4. **Deploy**: No data migration needed
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The system is backward compatible - old queue tasks continue to work.
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## Future Enhancements
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1. **Per-project locks** - If projects have concurrent users
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2. **Priority-based waiting** - High-priority tasks skip the queue
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3. **Task grouping** - Related tasks stay together
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4. **Preemptive cancellation** - Kill stale tasks automatically
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5. **Lock analytics** - Track lock contention and timing
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## References
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- [Per-User Queue Manager](per_user_queue_manager.py)
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- [Queue Controller v2](queue_controller_v2.py)
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- [Conductor Lock Cleanup](conductor_lock_cleanup.py)
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- [Test Suite](tests/test_per_user_queue.py)
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