feat: one-click start/stop - #8
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PR Summary by QodoAdd one-click MissionControl start and stop scripts
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| docker compose up -d --build 2>&1 | Out-Null |
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Suggestion: Docker Compose output and failure status are discarded, so a failed build or container startup is followed by the success message and health polling. Check the Compose exit status and stop the script when the command fails. [logic error]
Severity Level: Major ⚠️
- ❌ Container startup failures are presented as successful launches.
- ⚠️ Judges receive misleading MCP availability status.
- ⚠️ Dashboard startup proceeds against unavailable backend services.
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**Path:** start.ps1
**Line:** 28:28
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*Logic Error: Docker Compose output and failure status are discarded, so a failed build or container startup is followed by the success message and health polling. Check the Compose exit status and stop the script when the command fails.
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| Push-Location $dashboardDir | ||
| npm install --silent 2>&1 | Out-Null | ||
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Suggestion: The dependency installation output and exit status are discarded. If npm install fails because Node/npm is unavailable or dependencies cannot be resolved, the script still launches npm run dev and prints that the dashboard is starting. Check the installation result and restore the location in a cleanup path before proceeding. [incomplete implementation]
Severity Level: Major ⚠️
- ❌ Dashboard startup can fail after incomplete dependency installation.
- ⚠️ npm, network, and package-resolution errors are hidden.
- ⚠️ Judges receive no actionable installation failure message.
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**Path:** start.ps1
**Line:** 52:54
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*Incomplete Implementation: The dependency installation output and exit status are discarded. If `npm install` fails because Node/npm is unavailable or dependencies cannot be resolved, the script still launches `npm run dev` and prints that the dashboard is starting. Check the installation result and restore the location in a cleanup path before proceeding.
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| Start-Process powershell -ArgumentList "-NoExit", "-Command", "cd '$dashboardDir'; npm run dev" | ||
| Write-Host " Dashboard starting on http://localhost:3001" -ForegroundColor Green |
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Suggestion: Start-Process only launches the child PowerShell asynchronously; it does not verify that Next.js successfully binds to port 3001. A port conflict or compilation/runtime failure therefore still produces both the dashboard success message and the final “Everything is running” banner. Poll the dashboard endpoint or otherwise verify the child process before reporting success. [api mismatch]
Severity Level: Major ⚠️
- ❌ Dashboard may be unavailable despite a green startup banner.
- ⚠️ Port conflicts and compilation failures require manual diagnosis.
- ⚠️ Judges may attempt to use a non-running dashboard.
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**Line:** 56:57
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*Api Mismatch: `Start-Process` only launches the child PowerShell asynchronously; it does not verify that Next.js successfully binds to port 3001. A port conflict or compilation/runtime failure therefore still produces both the dashboard success message and the final “Everything is running” banner. Poll the dashboard endpoint or otherwise verify the child process before reporting success.
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| docker compose down | ||
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Suggestion: The stop script only tears down Docker containers and leaves the dashboard PowerShell/Next.js process created by start.ps1 running on port 3001. Consequently, “Done” does not mean that everything started by the paired start script has stopped, and later starts can encounter the stale dashboard process. Track and terminate the dashboard process as part of shutdown. [incomplete implementation]
Severity Level: Major ⚠️
- ❌ Stop does not terminate everything started by start.ps1.
- ⚠️ Dashboard remains available after containers are removed.
- ⚠️ Subsequent starts can encounter port 3001 conflicts.
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**Path:** stop.ps1
**Line:** 3:4
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*Incomplete Implementation: The stop script only tears down Docker containers and leaves the dashboard PowerShell/Next.js process created by `start.ps1` running on port 3001. Consequently, “Done” does not mean that everything started by the paired start script has stopped, and later starts can encounter the stale dashboard process. Track and terminate the dashboard process as part of shutdown.
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Code Review by Qodo
1. Stop leaves dashboard running
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| Start-Process powershell -ArgumentList "-NoExit", "-Command", "cd '$dashboardDir'; npm run dev" | ||
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1. Agent runtime never starts 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness
start.ps1 declares everything running after launching only Compose and the dashboard, but it never starts the LiteLLM bridge or TrueForge runtime required for the incident-response agent. Judges therefore get a dashboard and MCP sidecar without the agent workflow the application is built to demonstrate.
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## Issue description
The one-click script does not start LiteLLM or TrueForge, so the agent workflow remains unavailable even though the script reports that everything is running.
## Issue Context
Reuse or invoke the repository's existing WSL-aware startup flow, including MCP registration and dashboard TrueForge URL configuration.
## Fix Focus Areas
- start.ps1[31-67]
- scripts/start-all.ps1[39-113]
- scripts/start-all.ps1[115-185]
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| Write-Host "Stopping containers..." -ForegroundColor Yellow | ||
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2. Stop leaves dashboard running 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness
start.ps1 launches the dashboard in a separate PowerShell/Node process, but stop.ps1 only shuts down Compose containers. Running the advertised stop script therefore leaves the dashboard listening on port 3001.
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## Issue description
The stop script does not terminate the dashboard process created by the start script.
## Issue Context
Record the dashboard PID during startup and terminate that exact process during shutdown, or perform command-line/working-directory verification before stopping it so unrelated Node processes are never killed.
## Fix Focus Areas
- start.ps1[48-57]
- stop.ps1[1-4]
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3. Compose uses caller directory 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness
Both scripts invoke Docker Compose without changing to $PSScriptRoot or supplying the repository Compose file, so execution from another directory can fail or operate on an unrelated Compose project. This breaks absolute-path and shell-context launches expected from a one-click script.
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## Issue description
Compose resolves its project from the caller's current directory rather than the directory containing these scripts.
## Issue Context
Invoke Compose with an explicit script-relative `-f` path and project directory, or temporarily enter `$PSScriptRoot` with guaranteed location restoration. Apply the same behavior to startup and shutdown.
## Fix Focus Areas
- start.ps1[26-29]
- stop.ps1[2-3]
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| if (-not (Test-Path "$dashboardDir\node_modules")) { | ||
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5. Install failures are hidden 🐞 Bug ☼ Reliability
On a clean checkout, a failed npm install is silenced and not checked before npm run dev is launched. The script then reports the dashboard and entire system as running even though dependencies may be absent and the dashboard process exits or fails.
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## Issue description
Dependency installation failures are discarded and startup proceeds with an unusable dashboard.
## Issue Context
Preserve actionable npm error output, check the native exit code, and stop before launching the dashboard when installation fails. Ensure location restoration with `try`/`finally` or use a working-directory option.
## Fix Focus Areas
- start.ps1[48-57]
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Single script to start everything for judges.
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Add one-click scripts to start and stop MissionControl
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✅ Faster local setup✅ Clearer startup failures✅ One-command shutdown💡 Usage Guide
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