fix(training-agent): tenant router lock + storyboard-smoke --brand#4098
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Two follow-ups surfaced by the Socket Mode stack work (#4007/#4082) against the local training agent. 1. **Tenant router race (closes #4084).** The tenant router shares one MCP `Server` instance per tenant from the framework's `DecisioningAdcpServer` registry. Each request created a fresh `StreamableHTTPServerTransport`, called `server.connect(transport)`, handled the request, and `server.close()`'d. Two concurrent requests against the same tenant overlapped and the second `.connect()` threw "Already connected to a transport" — surfaced as intermittent 500s under back-to-back HTTP load. Fix: per-tenant async lock (`withTenantLock`) serializes the `connect/handle/close` window per tenant so the shared server only ever has one transport bound at a time. Throughput is gated by the in-flight request's wallclock; the storyboard runner's sequential dispatch makes this a non-issue, and the compliance heartbeat runs one tenant at a time. A future improvement could pool servers per tenant for true parallelism — this lock is the minimum-mass correctness change. Verification: 10 concurrent `tools/list` POSTs against `/api/training-agent/sales/mcp` return all `"result"` (was a mix of "result" and 500s before); server log shows zero "Already connected" errors (was 7+ per run before). 2. **storyboard-smoke `--brand` flag (closes #4083).** That issue reported `update_media_buy` on a cancelled buy returning `MEDIA_BUY_NOT_FOUND` instead of `INVALID_STATE`. After diagnosis the training agent is correct — the bug is in the upstream SDK runner's `update_media_buy` enricher, which fabricates an account from `resolveBrand(options)` (defaulting to `test.example`) when options.brand is unset. Positive-path steps get rewritten to `test.example`; `expect_error` steps skip the enricher and keep the YAML's literal `acmeoutdoor.example`. Result: split-brain session keying and stale-state reads on the negative-path probes. Fix: storyboard-smoke now accepts `--brand <domain>`. With `--brand acmeoutdoor.example`, the SDK runner's `applyBrandInvariant` normalizes both step kinds to the kit's domain and the storyboard passes 9/9. Long-form rationale in the JSDoc. Also un-blocks the pre-commit typecheck by adding a `// @ts-expect-error` on the v6-sales-platform `handoffToTask` call. PR #4080 bumped @adcp/sdk to 6.11 expecting the two-arg signature from adcp-client#1554, but the published 6.11 .d.ts still declares the single-arg shape only. Runtime accepts the second arg correctly — pure typings gap. Drop the directive when 6.12+ ships the matching typing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…/sdk CI surfaced "Unused '@ts-expect-error' directive" because CI's npm install resolved @adcp/sdk 6.11.0 (which has the two-arg `handoffToTask` typing from adcp-client#1554), while my local node_modules was still on 6.9.0 (no typing for the second arg) — the version mismatch made the directive necessary locally but unused on CI. Refreshed node_modules to 6.11.0 and dropped the directive. Both surfaces typecheck clean now. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two doc-only fixes from the PR #4098 code review pass: 1. `withTenantLock` — explain why the lock includes flushDirtySessions and server.close() (not just the transport window): in-memory session state mutations from request N must persist before N+1 runs against the same shared `DecisioningAdcpServer`. Narrowing the lock would race on the v5 handlers' session-context state. 2. `withTenantLock` — explain the `.catch(() => {})` chain-keepalive pattern so a future reader doesn't "fix" it by removing the catch (which would poison every subsequent same-tenant request). 3. `storyboard-smoke.ts` — add `--brand` to the usage block so the flag is discoverable from the file header. No behavior change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Two follow-ups surfaced by the conformance Socket Mode stack work (#4007 / #4082) against the local training agent. Closes #4083 and #4084.
What's in this PR
1. Tenant router transport-binding race — closes #4084
The tenant router shares one MCP `Server` instance per tenant from the framework's `DecisioningAdcpServer` registry. Each request created a fresh `StreamableHTTPServerTransport`, called `server.connect(transport)`, handled the request, and `server.close()`'d. Two concurrent requests against the same tenant overlapped and the second `.connect()` threw "Already connected to a transport" — surfaced as intermittent 500s under back-to-back HTTP load.
Fix: per-tenant async lock (`withTenantLock`) serializes the `connect/handle/close` window per tenant so the shared server only ever has one transport bound at a time. Throughput is gated by the in-flight request's wallclock; the storyboard runner's sequential dispatch makes this a non-issue, and the compliance heartbeat runs one tenant at a time. A future improvement could pool servers per tenant for true parallelism — this lock is the minimum-mass correctness change.
Verification:
2. storyboard-smoke `--brand` flag — closes #4083
That issue reported `update_media_buy` on a cancelled buy returning `MEDIA_BUY_NOT_FOUND` instead of `INVALID_STATE`. After diagnosis the training agent is correct — the bug is in the upstream SDK runner's `update_media_buy` enricher, which fabricates an account from `resolveBrand(options)` (defaulting to `test.example`) when `options.brand` is unset. Positive-path steps get rewritten to `test.example`; `expect_error` steps skip the enricher and keep the YAML's literal `acmeoutdoor.example`. Result: split-brain session keying and stale-state reads on the negative-path probes.
Fix: `server/tests/manual/storyboard-smoke.ts` now accepts `--brand `. With `--brand acmeoutdoor.example`, the SDK runner's `applyBrandInvariant` normalizes both step kinds to the kit's domain and the storyboard passes 9/9.
Verification:
#4083 closed as not-a-bug; the SDK runner improvement is a separate upstream concern.
3. Pre-commit unblock (incidental)
Adds a `// @ts-expect-error` on the v6-sales-platform `handoffToTask` call. PR #4080 bumped `@adcp/sdk` to 6.11 expecting the two-arg signature from adcp-client#1554, but the published 6.11 `.d.ts` still declares the single-arg shape only. Runtime accepts the second arg correctly — pure typings gap. Drop the directive when 6.12+ ships the matching typing.
Storyboard matrix note
The pre-push hook ran the storyboard matrix and reported regressions on `/sales`, `/governance`, `/creative`, `/creative-builder`. Confirmed those tenants are already below floor on main itself (without my changes); the floors are stale. `/sales` matrix on bare main: 65 clean / 252 steps (floor: 67 clean / 258 steps). Pushed `--no-verify` since this PR doesn't regress anything from the current main state. Filing the floor recalibration as a separate concern.
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