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gsxdsm 845d82ec67 fix(ci): restore full-suite after verification request + lucide mock gaps (#2332)
## Summary

Main Full Suite shards have been red after recent landings. Root causes:

1. **Executor tests** — `execute()` now polls
`getTaskVerificationRequestAsync` (chat-enqueued verification). Shared
`createMockStore()` (and soft-delete inline store) lacked the method, so
nearly every execute-path suite failed with `is not a function`.
2. **TaskDetailModal suites** — `NativeStructurePreview` imports `Map` /
`Lightbulb` / `BarChart3` / `Target` / `CircleAlert` from lucide; the
shared TaskDetail lucide mock omitted them, so suites failed at import.
3. **Grok process-lifecycle** — 15s bound stress timed out under
full-suite load without product-bug evidence → quarantined on sight per
AGENTS.md.

## Test plan

- [x] `executor-task-done-blocked`, `executor-fast-mode-workflows`,
concurrent-execute race
- [x] `executor-step-session`, plan-only scope leak, review-step
indexing
- [x] `TaskDetailModal.create-pr` + `TaskDetail.mobile-transition`
- [ ] Full Suite CI on this PR

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## Summary by CodeRabbit

* **Improvements**
* Added `html2canvas` support in the dashboard to enable HTML-to-canvas
rendering needed for visual structure previews.
* **Tests**
* Updated task execution test mocks to handle task verification-request
flows reliably.
* Improved task deletion safeguard coverage and related execution
behavior checks.
* Enhanced test stubs to support structure preview rendering elements
during modal-related tests.
* **Chores**
* Quarantined a timing-sensitive process lifecycle test and refreshed
quarantine tracking to improve full-suite stability.
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fusion-plugin-grok-runtime

Grok CLI-backed provider/runtime plugin for Fusion. Agent sessions use native ACP (grok agent stdio) for realtime streaming, tool visibility, and multi-turn reuse.

Install

This plugin ships bundled with Fusion and is auto-installed like the other built-in runtime plugins. It shells out to an operator-installed grok binary on PATH — Fusion never downloads or bundles the CLI itself.

  • Canonical upstream: xAI official Grok CLI / Grok Build TUI (grok --version observed as grok 0.2.93 (f00f96316d4b)).
  • Docs / homepage: https://grok.com/, https://docs.x.ai/, https://docs.x.ai/build/overview, and grok --help / grok agent stdio --help.
  • ACP protocol: https://agentclientprotocol.com
  • Release / download: operator-installed; Fusion resolves grok from PATH or grokCliBinaryPath.
  • Binary name: grok.
  • Checksum: upstream-pending-verification because Fusion does not download or pin the operator's binary.

The previously assumed superagent-ai/grok-cli contract is a different product that shares the grok binary name. This plugin targets xAI's official CLI contract.

Contract summary

  • Provider ID: grok-cli
  • Binary probe: grok --version
  • Auth model — the grok CLI owns its own authentication; Fusion does not require a Fusion-visible API key to enable/use it (FN-7716). Fusion additionally probes the GROK_API_KEY env var and ~/.grok/user-settings.json → { "apiKey": "..." } purely as a non-blocking informational hint (apiKeyDetected); it never gates Enable or the authenticated state. The direct xAI OpenAI-compatible streaming path (base URL https://api.x.ai/v1) still uses $GROK_API_KEY when present, independent of the CLI provider.
  • Model discovery: grok models (plain text). The observed xAI shape is Default model: <id>, then Available models:, then * <id> (default) / - <id> bullet rows.

Agent session path — ACP (primary)

GrokRuntimeAdapter drives xAI's native ACP server with a vendored ACP client (copied under src/acp/, not imported from fusion-plugin-acp-runtime):

grok agent stdio
# optional model:
grok agent -m grok-4.5 stdio
  • Realtime streaming — ACP session/update notifications map to Fusion onText / onThinking / onToolStart / onToolEnd as chunks arrive (not buffered until process exit).
  • Multi-turn — one createSession keeps the ACP connection; each promptWithFallback is a session/prompt on the same session.
  • Permissions — Grok tool calls surface as session/request_permission and go through Fusion's per-category action gate.
  • Fusion tools (fn_*) — engine customTools are exposed to Grok as MCP server fusion-custom-tools (executable bridge, not schema-only).
  • Operator MCP — configured Fusion MCP servers (stdio/http/sse) are forwarded on ACP session/new.mcpServers.
  • Skills — the bundled Fusion skill plus session additionalSkillPaths / requested skill names are staged into a trusted --plugin-dir plugin so Grok discovers them like a native plugin.
  • Env — subprocess env is allow-listed (includes HOME/PATH/XDG so ~/.grok/auth.json works, plus optional XAI_API_KEY/GROK_API_KEY). Full process.env is never inherited.
  • Auth implication: because the grok binary resolves its own credentials for this path, a CLI-routed selection needs no Fusion-visible GROK_API_KEY when a cached grok.com session exists — unlike the direct xAI OpenAI-compatible streaming path.

See docs/grok-cli-contract.md for the full contract, failure history (FN-7790/FN-7796 headless paths), and diagnostics invariants.

Routing Grok through the CLI runtime (FN-7725 / FN-7753 / FN-7790)

By default, selecting a grok-cli/* model for an agent/task routes through the direct xAI OpenAI-compatible endpoint (https://api.x.ai/v1, FN-7711/FN-7714) whenever Fusion can see a GROK_API_KEY (environment or ~/.grok/user-settings.json apiKey). If no Fusion-visible key resolves and the Grok Runtime plugin is registered, Fusion automatically routes that session through the grok CLI runtime instead, letting the CLI own auth end-to-end.

To route a specific agent's execution through the grok CLI runtime explicitly:

  1. Open the agent in the dashboard (New Agent or an existing agent's detail view).
  2. Under Runtime Source, choose Runtime instead of Built-in Model.
  3. Select Grok Runtime from the runtime dropdown (sourced from GET /api/plugins/runtimes).
  4. Save. The agent's runtimeConfig.runtimeHint is now "grok"; every session that agent drives resolves through this plugin's GrokRuntimeAdapter instead of the default pi runtime.

Automatic fallback precedence (FN-7753): explicit runtime hint > Fusion-visible key/direct endpoint > automatic CLI fallback. The fallback is only derived when no explicit runtime hint is set, the provider is grok-cli, no Fusion-visible key resolves, and runtime id "grok" is registered. The selected model is normalized from grok-cli/<id> (or grok/<id>) to <id> and sent as grok agent -m <id> stdio.

Known limitation: explicit Runtime-mode is still model-agnostic — it does not carry a specific grok-cli/* model id through to the adapter, so GrokRuntimeAdapter.createSession() falls back to "grok/default" and omits -m. Built-in Model selections preserve the model either through the direct endpoint (when a key is visible) or through the FN-7753 automatic CLI fallback (when no key is visible).

Enable via Settings → Authentication

  1. Install the grok CLI and authenticate it (grok login or XAI_API_KEY) — Fusion does not need to see the key for the CLI path.
  2. Open Settings → Authentication in the Fusion dashboard.
  3. The "Grok — via Grok CLI" card shows probe status. Click Enable once the binary is available; a non-blocking hint appears only if Fusion did not detect a key, noting the direct xAI streaming path uses GROK_API_KEY when present.
  4. Discovered Grok models (via grok models) then merge into the model picker under the grok-cli provider id.

Notes

Do not invent a grok status/whoami JSON auth contract — readiness is derived from binary availability, mirroring the Cursor CLI provider. See AGENTS.md's "External-integration evidence" policy for why the release/checksum fields above stay at upstream-pending-verification.