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steve daf07fd759 feat: add async /jobs surface, state webhooks, and artifact handling
Add the async job submission API, webhook state notifications, and
artifact serving endpoints on top of the Phase 3 queue infrastructure.

Key changes:
- POST /jobs: async job submission with 202 + job_id ULID; optional
  state_webhook_url for push notifications on state transitions
- GET /jobs/{id}: job status polling with result, error, and artifact
  metadata; artifacts <= 256KB inlined, larger ones by URL reference
- GET /jobs/{id}/artifacts/{name}: raw artifact data serving
- Webhook dispatcher: at-least-once delivery with exponential backoff
  (5 retries); optional HMAC-SHA256 signing (X-Foreman-Signature)
- ADR-0014: state_webhook_url only honored on POST /jobs, not sync
  /api/chat (caller already blocks for result)
- Comprehensive tests for /jobs lifecycle, webhook delivery, HMAC
  verification, artifact inline/URL threshold, and TTL pruning

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-23 18:30:18 -04:00

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# foreman — progress
## Phase 1: Scaffold — 2026-05-23
- Go module initialized (`gitea.stevedudenhoeffer.com/steve/foreman`)
- Project layout: `cmd/foreman/`, `internal/config/`, `internal/store/`, `internal/server/`
- `internal/config`: loads all `FOREMAN_*` env vars with defaults and validation
- `internal/store`: SQLite-backed durable queue (WAL mode, `modernc.org/sqlite`)
- `jobs` table: ULID PK, model, payload, state machine, retry tracking, timestamps
- `artifacts` table: named typed blobs per job, unique on (job_id, name)
- Full CRUD: CreateJob, GetJob, UpdateJobState, ListJobs, CreateArtifact, GetArtifact, GetArtifactsByJob
- `internal/server`: stdlib `net/http` server
- `GET /healthz` returning `{"status":"ok","degraded":false}`
- Optional bearer-token auth middleware (skips /healthz)
- `cmd/foreman/main.go`: subcommand dispatch (serve + stubs for submit, jobs, ps)
- CI: `.gitea/workflows/ci.yaml` (build, vet, test -race, tidy check)
- Dockerfile: multi-stage distroless build
- Config files: `.env.example`, `.gitignore`
- Tests: config validation, store CRUD + edge cases, server health + auth middleware
## Phase 2: Ollama target client, model poller, native passthrough — 2026-05-23
- `internal/ollama/` — target client package:
- Wire types (`types.go`): ChatRequest/Response, EmbedRequest/Response, TagsResponse,
PsResponse, ModelInfo, RunningModel — matching Ollama's native JSON API exactly.
Polymorphic fields (think, keep_alive, tools, options) use `json.RawMessage`
for transparent passthrough fidelity.
- `Client` interface (`client.go`): Chat (stream/non-stream), Embed, Tags, Ps,
RawChat, RawEmbed. RawChat/RawEmbed return `*http.Response` for zero-copy
streaming passthrough.
- `httpClient` implementation: auth token injection, NDJSON streaming via
`bufio.Scanner` with 4 MB buffer, connection vs HTTP error classification.
- Custom error types (`errors.go`): `*ConnectionError` for network failures
(retry-eligible), `*HTTPError` for non-2xx responses. `errors.Is`/`errors.As`
compatible.
- `ModelInventory` (`inventory.go`): mutex-protected in-memory cache of installed
and running models. Methods: Models(), HasModel(), ResidentModels(), LastPoll(),
Degraded(), Refresh(). Background `Start()` goroutine polls at
`FOREMAN_POLL_INTERVAL` (default 30s). On target unreachable: retains last-known
inventory, sets `degraded=true`. Clears degraded on recovery.
- `internal/server/` — new Ollama passthrough routes:
- `GET /api/tags` — serves poller's cached model list
- `GET /api/ps` — serves poller's cached running models
- `POST /api/embed`, `POST /api/embeddings` — direct concurrent proxy to target,
bypasses the chat gate entirely (ADR-0013)
- `POST /api/chat` — critical path: validates model (re-poll on miss, 404 if
still absent), serializes through a capacity-1 channel gate, proxies to target
with NDJSON streaming (`application/x-ndjson`, flushed per chunk) or
non-streaming JSON passthrough
- `GET /healthz` — now wired to `inventory.Degraded()` for real target status
- `cmd/foreman/main.go` — full serve wiring:
- Creates Ollama client, starts model poller goroutine, warms embedder
(`keep_alive: -1`), creates server with all dependencies, signal-based
graceful shutdown via `context.NotifyContext`
- Tests (all passing with `-race`):
- Client: tags/ps parsing, chat streaming + non-streaming, embed, auth token
forwarding, `*ConnectionError` on unreachable target, `*HTTPError` on non-2xx
- Inventory: refresh populates models, degraded on failure, model retention,
recovery from degraded, Start/cancel lifecycle
- Server: tags/ps passthrough, model validation (404 on unknown), non-streaming
chat proxy, NDJSON streaming passthrough with correct Content-Type, chat
serialization (gate holds concurrent requests to max 1 in-flight), concurrent
embed bypass (multiple requests run in parallel), degraded health endpoint,
embeddings alias path
The Mac is now usable as a go-llm target through foreman:
`llm.OllamaCloud(token, WithBaseURL("http://foreman:8080"))` works transparently
for chat (streaming + non-streaming), tags, ps, and embeddings.
## Phase 3: Durable queue, single worker, drain-by-model — 2026-05-23
**M0 complete.** The Phase 2 in-flight chat gate (buffered channel) is replaced
with the real SQLite-backed job queue and single worker loop.
- `internal/store/` — new store methods:
- `NextJob(currentModel)`: drain-by-model ordering — prefers jobs matching the
currently-resident model to minimize swap cost, then FIFO by created_at.
- `IncrementAttempt(id)`: bumps attempt counter and re-queues for retry.
- `ResetInterruptedJobs()`: resets loading/working jobs to queued on startup
(crash recovery).
- `DeleteTerminalJobsBefore(cutoff)`: TTL pruner for old done/failed jobs.
- SQLite DSN now includes `_pragma=busy_timeout(5000)` for reliable concurrent
access from HTTP handlers + worker.
- `internal/worker/` — single worker loop (`worker.go`):
- `Worker.Run(ctx)`: main goroutine loop — resets interrupted jobs on startup,
then continuously picks the next job using drain-by-model ordering, executes
via the Ollama client, stores result + completion artifact, notifies waiters.
- `Worker.Wake()`: non-blocking signal for new job availability.
- `Notifier`: sync.Map-based completion notification — HTTP handlers register
a channel per job ID, the worker closes it on completion. Supports
`Register()`, `Complete()`, `Result()`.
- Retry semantics: `*ollama.ConnectionError` causes re-queue with incremented
attempt; `*ollama.HTTPError` is a terminal failure (no retry). Max attempts
configurable via `FOREMAN_MAX_ATTEMPTS` (default 3).
- The worker loop never panics — all errors are logged, jobs are marked, loop
continues.
- `internal/server/` — chat handler rewrite:
- `POST /api/chat` now creates a job row (state `queued`), registers a
completion waiter, wakes the worker, and blocks until the job reaches a
terminal state. Returns the Ollama response on success, 502 on failure.
- ULID job IDs generated at submission time (`github.com/oklog/ulid/v2`).
- The old `chatGate` (buffered channel) is removed entirely.
- `/api/embed` and `/api/embeddings` remain direct concurrent proxies (unchanged
from Phase 2, per ADR-0013).
- `internal/config/` — new config fields:
- `FOREMAN_MAX_ATTEMPTS` (int, default 3)
- `FOREMAN_JOB_TTL` (duration, default 24h)
- Tests (all passing with `-race`):
- Worker: single job execution, serial enforcement, drain-by-model ordering,
retry on connection error, max attempts exhaustion, HTTP error terminal
failure, interrupted job reset on startup, wake signal, notifier lifecycle.
- Store: NextJob drain-by-model, empty queue, IncrementAttempt, ResetInterrupted,
DeleteTerminalJobsBefore.
- Server: chat model validation (404), non-streaming chat through queue,
serialization (max 1 concurrent), context cancellation, embed bypass unchanged.
## Phase 4: Async /jobs surface, webhooks, artifacts — 2026-05-23
**M1 core complete** (minus CLI and go-llm constructor, which are separate work).
- `internal/webhook/` — webhook dispatcher:
- `Dispatcher.Fire(url, event)`: non-blocking goroutine delivery with
exponential backoff retry (1s, 2s, 4s, 8s, 16s — max 5 attempts).
- Optional HMAC-SHA256 signing via `FOREMAN_WEBHOOK_SECRET` — sets
`X-Foreman-Signature: sha256=<hex>` header.
- `VerifySignature()`: exported for webhook receivers.
- `FormatArtifacts()`: inline (data field) for artifacts <= 256KB, URL reference
for larger ones.
- Webhook failures are logged and dropped — never block or fail the job
(ADR-0005).
- `internal/server/` — new routes:
- `POST /jobs`: validates model, creates job row with optional
`state_webhook_url`, returns `202 Accepted` with `{"job_id":"<ulid>"}`.
Fires initial "queued" webhook. Wakes worker.
- `GET /jobs/{id}`: returns full job state, result, error, and artifact
metadata. 404 for unknown IDs. Artifacts under 256KB are inlined; larger
ones get a URL reference.
- `GET /jobs/{id}/artifacts/{name}`: serves raw artifact data with stored
content type. 404 for unknown job/artifact.
- `docs/adr/0014-no-webhooks-on-sync-chat.md`:
- `state_webhook_url` is only honored on `POST /jobs`. Sync `/api/chat` does
not fire webhooks (ADR-0014). Rationale: the caller already holds a blocking
HTTP connection.
- `cmd/foreman/main.go` — full serve wiring:
- Creates webhook dispatcher, notifier, worker.
- Starts worker loop goroutine and TTL pruner goroutine.
- TTL pruner runs every `jobTTL/4` (min 1 minute), deletes terminal jobs
older than `FOREMAN_JOB_TTL` (default 24h).
- Server constructor now receives notifier, worker, and dispatcher.
- Tests (all passing with `-race`):
- Jobs API: 202 on submit, ULID format, 404 for unknown model, 400 for
missing model, 404 for unknown job, job state after completion, artifact
retrieval, artifact 404.
- Webhooks: full lifecycle events (queued->working->done), 500-returning
receiver does not affect job state, HMAC signature verification.
- Webhook dispatcher: delivery, retry on 500, non-blocking Fire, HMAC signing,
no HMAC when no secret, signature format validation.
- Artifacts: small inline, large by URL, empty returns nil.
- TTL pruner: deletes old terminal jobs.