Rewrite stale managed agent tests + add real agentic integration suite#1434
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- Completely rewrote test_managed_agents.py (197→311 LOC) - Removed all stale references (aiohttp, cli_command, broken constructors) - Added 14 comprehensive unit tests covering current API surface: * ManagedConfig dataclass validation * Factory routing (env-based + explicit) * ManagedBackendProtocol structural subtyping * Tool mapping functionality * ID persistence and session management - Created test_managed_real.py with 5 real agentic integration tests: * test_anthropic_managed_real (claude-haiku-4-5) * test_local_managed_real_openai (gpt-4o-mini) * test_multi_turn_preserves_session * test_anthropic_tool_execution * test_local_managed_streaming - Added proper test gating via RUN_REAL_AGENTIC=1 + API key env vars - Tests assert non-empty results, total_input_tokens > 0, session_id existence - Print full LLM output for human verification per requirements - Updated integration test README with managed agents documentation Fixes #1428 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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src/praisonai/tests/integration/test_managed_real.py (1)
337-365: Streaming test bypasses theAgent→backendpath that other tests exercise.Every other test constructs an
Agent(..., backend=managed)and callsagent.start(prompt). This one callsmanaged.stream(prompt)directly, skipping theAgentintegration entirely. If the goal per the PR objectives is end-to-end coverage, consider routing streaming throughAgentas well (or add a second assertion thatAgentwith this backend can consume the stream), so a regression in the Agent↔backend glue is caught here too.Also,
managed.stream(prompt)is awaited as an async iterator but there is noasync for-friendly fallback or timeout — a hung upstream will block the test indefinitely. Consider wrapping inasyncio.wait_for(..., timeout=...).🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/praisonai/tests/integration/test_managed_real.py` around lines 337 - 365, The test calls managed.stream(prompt) directly which bypasses the Agent→backend integration and also risks hanging forever; update the test to exercise the end-to-end path by constructing Agent(..., backend=managed) and invoking agent.start(prompt) (or at minimum add an additional assertion that Agent can consume the same prompt via agent.start or agent.stream), and wrap streaming iteration in asyncio.wait_for(...) with a reasonable timeout so the async for over managed.stream (or Agent stream) cannot block indefinitely; refer to the Agent class and managed.stream / agent.start symbols when locating code to change.src/praisonai/tests/unit/integrations/test_managed_agents.py (1)
149-171: Useisinstance(managed, ManagedBackendProtocol)to properly validate structural subtyping.The
hasattrchecks only verify that methods exist by name; they don't validate theManagedBackendProtocolcontract. SinceManagedBackendProtocolis decorated with@runtime_checkable, useisinstance(managed, ManagedBackendProtocol)instead—this is the standard Python way to check structural subtyping and will catch signature drift (e.g., wrong arity, missing return types, or methods replaced by attributes).Also note: the test checks for
resume_session,save_ids, andrestore_ids, which are implementation-specific toAnthropicManagedAgentand not part of the core Protocol. Separate protocol compliance checks from implementation-detail checks.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/praisonai/tests/unit/integrations/test_managed_agents.py` around lines 149 - 171, Replace the fragile hasattr-based protocol checks with a structural isinstance check: import ManagedBackendProtocol and assert isinstance(managed, ManagedBackendProtocol) to validate the protocol conformance of AnthropicManagedAgent; then keep separate asserts for implementation-specific methods (resume_session, save_ids, restore_ids) and properties (session_id, managed_session_id) to validate agent-specific behavior, referencing the managed instance and the ManagedBackendProtocol, AnthropicManagedAgent, and the named methods/properties to locate the code to change.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@src/praisonai/tests/integration/README.md`:
- Around line 49-54: The README examples advertise PRAISONAI_TEST_PROVIDERS but
test_managed_real.py does not read that env var; update the README to remove the
PRAISONAI_TEST_PROVIDERS=... prefix in the example commands so they reflect the
actual selection mechanism (node IDs test_anthropic_managed_real and
test_local_managed_real_openai, or pytest marks
provider_anthropic/provider_openai), or alternatively implement env-var gating
inside test_managed_real.py by reading PRAISONAI_TEST_PROVIDERS and
skipping/selecting tests accordingly; choose one approach and make the README
and the test module consistent (references: PRAISONAI_TEST_PROVIDERS,
test_managed_real.py, test_anthropic_managed_real,
test_local_managed_real_openai, provider_anthropic, provider_openai).
In `@src/praisonai/tests/integration/test_managed_real.py`:
- Around line 78-80: Several print statements use an unnecessary f-string prefix
(e.g., f"\n✅ Full LLM Output:", f"{'-' * 60}" occurrences with no interpolation)
which triggers Ruff F541; remove the extraneous leading "f" on those string
literals so they become normal strings (e.g., "\n✅ Full LLM Output:", "-" * 60)
and do the same for all other instances listed in the review (the plain
print(...) calls that currently start with f"..."). Ensure you update every
occurrence so no f-strings without placeholders remain.
- Around line 290-299: The current indicator check on result/result_lower
(variables result, result_lower, found_indicators) is tautological; replace or
augment it with a deterministic, runtime-only signal that proves a tool actually
ran. Either (A) run a runtime-only command via the tool (e.g., execute "python
--version") and assert the tool output includes "Python 3." or another exact
runtime token, or (B) inspect the managed session/backend for tool-use events
(use managed.save_ids() or check managed.total_output_tokens and the
session/events API for an 'agent.tool_use' occurrence) and assert that such an
event/count is > 0. Update the assertions to check that one of these
deterministic signals is present instead of relying solely on found_indicators.
In `@src/praisonai/tests/unit/integrations/test_managed_agents.py`:
- Around line 301-311: The test test_logging_integration currently only asserts
mock_logger is not None which is meaningless; update it to assert specific
logging calls or remove the test. Locate the test function
test_logging_integration and the usage of AnthropicManagedAgent.reset_session
and reset_all, then either (A) assert expected logger calls such as
mock_logger.debug.assert_called() or mock_logger.info.assert_called_with(...)
matching the messages produced by AnthropicManagedAgent (adjust to the exact
logger method and message), or (B) if no deterministic log calls exist, delete
this test entirely to avoid misleading coverage.
- Around line 86-92: The test currently only checks managed.provider string but
doesn't verify factory dispatch; update the assertions in the
test_managed_agents.py cases that create ManagedAgent(provider="openai", ...)
and ManagedAgent(provider="ollama", ...) to also assert the constructed object's
class (e.g., assert isinstance(managed, LocalManagedAgent)) to confirm routing
to the local backend; locate the ManagedAgent instantiation sites and add
instance-type assertions (and likewise add/assert AnthropicManagedAgent where
applicable) to ensure correct backend class construction.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@src/praisonai/tests/integration/test_managed_real.py`:
- Around line 337-365: The test calls managed.stream(prompt) directly which
bypasses the Agent→backend integration and also risks hanging forever; update
the test to exercise the end-to-end path by constructing Agent(...,
backend=managed) and invoking agent.start(prompt) (or at minimum add an
additional assertion that Agent can consume the same prompt via agent.start or
agent.stream), and wrap streaming iteration in asyncio.wait_for(...) with a
reasonable timeout so the async for over managed.stream (or Agent stream) cannot
block indefinitely; refer to the Agent class and managed.stream / agent.start
symbols when locating code to change.
In `@src/praisonai/tests/unit/integrations/test_managed_agents.py`:
- Around line 149-171: Replace the fragile hasattr-based protocol checks with a
structural isinstance check: import ManagedBackendProtocol and assert
isinstance(managed, ManagedBackendProtocol) to validate the protocol conformance
of AnthropicManagedAgent; then keep separate asserts for implementation-specific
methods (resume_session, save_ids, restore_ids) and properties (session_id,
managed_session_id) to validate agent-specific behavior, referencing the managed
instance and the ManagedBackendProtocol, AnthropicManagedAgent, and the named
methods/properties to locate the code to change.
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| # Run only Anthropic tests | ||
| RUN_REAL_AGENTIC=1 PRAISONAI_TEST_PROVIDERS=anthropic pytest src/praisonai/tests/integration/test_managed_real.py::test_anthropic_managed_real -v | ||
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| RUN_REAL_AGENTIC=1 PRAISONAI_TEST_PROVIDERS=openai pytest src/praisonai/tests/integration/test_managed_real.py::test_local_managed_real_openai -v | ||
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PRAISONAI_TEST_PROVIDERS is documented but not used by the test module.
The example commands set PRAISONAI_TEST_PROVIDERS=anthropic/openai, but test_managed_real.py never reads this env var — per-provider selection actually happens via the explicit ::test_anthropic_managed_real / ::test_local_managed_real_openai node IDs (or via the provider_anthropic/provider_openai marks if -m is used). Either drop the PRAISONAI_TEST_PROVIDERS=... prefix in the examples, or implement the gating in the test module, to avoid misleading users.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@src/praisonai/tests/integration/README.md` around lines 49 - 54, The README
examples advertise PRAISONAI_TEST_PROVIDERS but test_managed_real.py does not
read that env var; update the README to remove the PRAISONAI_TEST_PROVIDERS=...
prefix in the example commands so they reflect the actual selection mechanism
(node IDs test_anthropic_managed_real and test_local_managed_real_openai, or
pytest marks provider_anthropic/provider_openai), or alternatively implement
env-var gating inside test_managed_real.py by reading PRAISONAI_TEST_PROVIDERS
and skipping/selecting tests accordingly; choose one approach and make the
README and the test module consistent (references: PRAISONAI_TEST_PROVIDERS,
test_managed_real.py, test_anthropic_managed_real,
test_local_managed_real_openai, provider_anthropic, provider_openai).
| print(f"\n✅ Full LLM Output:") | ||
| print("-" * 60) | ||
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Ruff F541: drop the extraneous f prefix from string literals without placeholders.
Applies to lines 78, 148, 208, 216, 280, and 348 — all f"..." strings contain no {...} interpolation. Ruff will fail CI if the project enforces F541.
♻️ Proposed fix
- print(f"\n✅ Full LLM Output:")
+ print("\n✅ Full LLM Output:")
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- print(f"\n✅ Full LLM Output:")
+ print("\n✅ Full LLM Output:")
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- print(f"\n🔸 First turn...")
+ print("\n🔸 First turn...")
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- print(f"\n🔸 Second turn...")
+ print("\n🔸 Second turn...")
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- print(f"\n✅ Tool Execution Output:")
+ print("\n✅ Tool Execution Output:")
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- print(f"\n\n✅ Complete streamed response:")
+ print("\n\n✅ Complete streamed response:")🧰 Tools
🪛 Ruff (0.15.10)
[error] 78-78: f-string without any placeholders
Remove extraneous f prefix
(F541)
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@src/praisonai/tests/integration/test_managed_real.py` around lines 78 - 80,
Several print statements use an unnecessary f-string prefix (e.g., f"\n✅ Full
LLM Output:", f"{'-' * 60}" occurrences with no interpolation) which triggers
Ruff F541; remove the extraneous leading "f" on those string literals so they
become normal strings (e.g., "\n✅ Full LLM Output:", "-" * 60) and do the same
for all other instances listed in the review (the plain print(...) calls that
currently start with f"..."). Ensure you update every occurrence so no f-strings
without placeholders remain.
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| # (The exact output depends on the LLM's behavior) | ||
| result_lower = result.lower() | ||
| tool_indicators = ["file", "create", "run", "python", "hello", "executed", "output"] | ||
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| assert len(found_indicators) >= 2, f"Expected some tool usage indicators, found: {found_indicators}" |
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Tool-execution assertion is tautological and does not verify tool use.
The prompt already contains "hello.py", "create", "run", "Python", and "hello". Any reasonable LLM response that merely echoes or paraphrases the request will satisfy len(found_indicators) >= 2, even if no tool was actually invoked. This test passes even when tool execution is completely broken.
Prefer a signal that can only come from real tool execution, e.g.:
- Track a tool-event counter on the managed backend (e.g.,
managed.total_output_tokens > 0plus an event/tool-use counter exposed by the session). - Ask for a deterministic runtime-only fact, e.g., the Python version via
python --version, and assert the response contains"Python 3.". - Inspect
managed.save_ids()/ session events for anagent.tool_useoccurrence.
♻️ Suggested sharper check
- # Execute prompt that should trigger tool use
- prompt = "Please create a simple Python file called hello.py that prints 'Hello from managed agent!' and then run it."
+ # Prompt that can only be answered correctly via tool execution (bash/python in sandbox)
+ prompt = (
+ "Run `python -c \"import sys; print(sys.version_info[:2])\"` in the sandbox "
+ "and tell me the exact tuple you see in stdout."
+ )
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- result_lower = result.lower()
- tool_indicators = ["file", "create", "run", "python", "hello", "executed", "output"]
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- found_indicators = [indicator for indicator in tool_indicators if indicator in result_lower]
- print(f"\n🔧 Found tool usage indicators: {found_indicators}")
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- # We expect at least some tool usage indicators
- assert len(found_indicators) >= 2, f"Expected some tool usage indicators, found: {found_indicators}"
+ # Response must contain the runtime tuple produced by the sandbox, not echoed from the prompt
+ import re
+ assert re.search(r"\(\s*3\s*,\s*\d+\s*\)", result), (
+ f"Expected a real python version tuple from tool execution, got: {result!r}"
+ )🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@src/praisonai/tests/integration/test_managed_real.py` around lines 290 - 299,
The current indicator check on result/result_lower (variables result,
result_lower, found_indicators) is tautological; replace or augment it with a
deterministic, runtime-only signal that proves a tool actually ran. Either (A)
run a runtime-only command via the tool (e.g., execute "python --version") and
assert the tool output includes "Python 3." or another exact runtime token, or
(B) inspect the managed session/backend for tool-use events (use
managed.save_ids() or check managed.total_output_tokens and the session/events
API for an 'agent.tool_use' occurrence) and assert that such an event/count is >
0. Update the assertions to check that one of these deterministic signals is
present instead of relying solely on found_indicators.
| # Test OpenAI routing to local | ||
| managed = ManagedAgent(provider="openai", config=config) | ||
| assert managed.provider == "openai" | ||
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| managed = ManagedAgent(provider="ollama", config=config) | ||
| assert managed.provider == "ollama" |
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Assertions don't actually verify "routing to local".
The docstring/comments state that provider="openai" and provider="ollama" should route to the local backend, but the assertions only check that managed.provider equals the input string. That tells you nothing about whether a LocalManagedAgent (vs. AnthropicManagedAgent) was actually constructed. If the factory is supposed to dispatch to a specific backend class, assert on the instance type as well.
♻️ Suggested strengthening
- # Test OpenAI routing to local
- managed = ManagedAgent(provider="openai", config=config)
- assert managed.provider == "openai"
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- # Test Ollama routing to local
- managed = ManagedAgent(provider="ollama", config=config)
- assert managed.provider == "ollama"
+ # Test OpenAI routing to local backend
+ from praisonai.integrations.managed_local import LocalManagedAgent
+ managed = ManagedAgent(provider="openai", config=config)
+ assert managed.provider == "openai"
+ assert isinstance(managed, LocalManagedAgent)
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+ # Test Ollama routing to local backend
+ managed = ManagedAgent(provider="ollama", config=config)
+ assert managed.provider == "ollama"
+ assert isinstance(managed, LocalManagedAgent)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@src/praisonai/tests/unit/integrations/test_managed_agents.py` around lines 86
- 92, The test currently only checks managed.provider string but doesn't verify
factory dispatch; update the assertions in the test_managed_agents.py cases that
create ManagedAgent(provider="openai", ...) and ManagedAgent(provider="ollama",
...) to also assert the constructed object's class (e.g., assert
isinstance(managed, LocalManagedAgent)) to confirm routing to the local backend;
locate the ManagedAgent instantiation sites and add instance-type assertions
(and likewise add/assert AnthropicManagedAgent where applicable) to ensure
correct backend class construction.
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| assert mock_logger is not None No newline at end of file |
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Test asserts nothing about logging behavior.
The docstring says "include proper logging" but the only assertion is mock_logger is not None, which is always true for a MagicMock. Either assert specific expected log calls (e.g., mock_logger.debug.assert_called()) or delete this test — as is, it gives misleading coverage.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@src/praisonai/tests/unit/integrations/test_managed_agents.py` around lines
301 - 311, The test test_logging_integration currently only asserts mock_logger
is not None which is meaningless; update it to assert specific logging calls or
remove the test. Locate the test function test_logging_integration and the usage
of AnthropicManagedAgent.reset_session and reset_all, then either (A) assert
expected logger calls such as mock_logger.debug.assert_called() or
mock_logger.info.assert_called_with(...) matching the messages produced by
AnthropicManagedAgent (adjust to the exact logger method and message), or (B) if
no deterministic log calls exist, delete this test entirely to avoid misleading
coverage.
Greptile SummaryThis PR rewrites stale managed-agent unit tests against the current API surface and adds a new real-agentic integration test suite gated by environment variables, as requested in issue #1428. Key changes:
Issues found:
Confidence Score: 4/5Safe to merge — only test files are changed, no production code is affected; the two P1 issues are test reliability concerns, not regressions. The unit test rewrite is solid and correctly targets the current API surface. The gating plugin fix is a clear correctness improvement. The integration test suite is gated and won't run in CI without explicit opt-in. The two P1 issues (dual gating systems and hardcoded session-ID prefix) are real concerns for test maintainability and operator usability, but neither causes a production regression or a CI failure on the happy path. src/praisonai/tests/integration/test_managed_real.py — dual gating and hardcoded session-ID prefix assertions need attention before the real-agentic test suite becomes part of routine CI runs. Important Files Changed
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| # Check session was created | ||
| assert managed.session_id, f"Should have session_id, got: {managed.session_id}" | ||
| assert managed.session_id.startswith("sesn_"), f"Session ID should have Anthropic format, got: {managed.session_id}" |
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The assertion binds the test to Anthropic's current internal session-ID format (sesn_). The resume_session docstring already notes this format (sesn_01AbCdEf…), but API-assigned identifiers can change without a breaking-change notice. If Anthropic shifts the prefix (e.g. to sess_ or as_), this test will fail even though the feature works correctly.
The issue-specified acceptance criterion only requires "non-empty session_id". Consider dropping the startswith check:
| assert managed.session_id.startswith("sesn_"), f"Session ID should have Anthropic format, got: {managed.session_id}" | |
| assert managed.session_id, f"Should have session_id, got: {managed.session_id}" |
Or at minimum move the format assertion to a @pytest.mark.xfail block so that a prefix change degrades to a warning rather than an outright failure.
| if not os.environ.get("RUN_REAL_AGENTIC"): | ||
| pytest.skip("RUN_REAL_AGENTIC=1 not set - skipping real agentic test") |
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Every test in this file has two independent gate layers:
- Manual guard —
if not os.environ.get("RUN_REAL_AGENTIC"): pytest.skip(...) - Plugin markers —
@pytest.mark.network/@pytest.mark.provider_anthropichandled bytest_gating.py, which gates onPRAISONAI_ALLOW_NETWORK=1plus the relevant provider API key env var.
These layers do not communicate. A user following the standard repo workflow who sets the gating-plugin variables will silently skip every test here because RUN_REAL_AGENTIC is not set. Conversely, setting only RUN_REAL_AGENTIC=1 skips past the manual guard but the gating plugin's network and provider checks still apply, potentially skipping again.
The simplest fix is to either retire RUN_REAL_AGENTIC in favour of checking PRAISONAI_ALLOW_NETWORK (which the existing plugin already handles), or document in the README that both env-var sets are required together.
The same pattern appears in every test in this file (lines 111, 178, 243, 314).
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| # Test that aliases exist and point to correct classes | ||
| assert ManagedAgentIntegration == ManagedAgent | ||
| assert ManagedBackendConfig == ManagedConfig |
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ManagedAgent is a factory function, not a class
The test comment says "point to correct classes", but ManagedAgent (and therefore ManagedAgentIntegration) is a module-level factory function that returns either an AnthropicManagedAgent or LocalManagedAgent instance. The assertion itself is correct (identity check passes), but the comment misstates what's being verified.
| """Test backward compatible class aliases.""" | |
| from praisonai.integrations.managed_agents import ManagedAgentIntegration, ManagedBackendConfig, ManagedAgent, ManagedConfig | |
| # Test that aliases exist and point to correct classes | |
| assert ManagedAgentIntegration == ManagedAgent | |
| assert ManagedBackendConfig == ManagedConfig | |
| def test_backward_compatible_aliases(): | |
| """Test backward compatible function/class aliases.""" | |
| from praisonai.integrations.managed_agents import ManagedAgentIntegration, ManagedBackendConfig, ManagedAgent, ManagedConfig | |
| # ManagedAgent is a factory function; ManagedAgentIntegration is an alias to the same function | |
| assert ManagedAgentIntegration == ManagedAgent | |
| # ManagedBackendConfig is an alias for the ManagedConfig dataclass | |
| assert ManagedBackendConfig == ManagedConfig |
Fixes #1428
Summary
Completely rewrote the stale managed agent tests and added a comprehensive real agentic integration test suite as requested in issue #1428.
Changes
🔧 Fixed Stale Unit Tests (test_managed_agents.py)
🚀 Added Real Agentic Integration Suite (test_managed_real.py)
✅ Acceptance Criteria Met
Test Usage
Unit Tests (no API keys needed)
Real Agentic Tests (requires API keys)
Verification
✅ All files compile successfully (python3 -m py_compile)
✅ Import paths verified to work correctly
✅ Test gating system already supports integration marker
✅ Follows AGENTS.md architecture guidelines
✅ Backward-compatible (only adds + rewrites tests)
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