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Agent Bridge Testing

Whisk has two tests for Claude structured questions.

Run the default Docker integration suite:

task test:remote:docker

This builds a Linux whisk binary, starts whiskd in ubuntu:24.04, launches a fake claude PTY, sends a real whisk agent-bridge hook payload shaped like Claude Code AskUserQuestion, and verifies whisk prompt list exposes the numbered options. To see the PTY transcript on a passing run:

uv run --project tests/integration pytest -s tests/integration/test_remote_docker.py::test_claude_native_ask_user_question_hook_creates_structured_prompt

Run the opt-in real Claude Code smoke:

task test:agent:claude:ask-user-question

This reads op://Development/whisk-openrouter-key/credential when Claude auth env is not already set, uses a temp HOME, installs only Whisk's Claude hook there, starts a fresh daemon on an isolated port, runs Claude Code through the claude-openrouter profile, waits for a native AskUserQuestion, resolves it with Python, and prints PTY snapshots plus prompt JSON. The Docker hook test asserts the answer is sent back in Claude's provider hook response. Keep the real Claude smoke out of default CI: it needs Claude Code, network auth, and spends OpenRouter budget.