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1 # state_monitor.py DOX
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3 ## Purpose
4
5 - Own the `state_monitor.py` helper module.
6 - This module tracks dirty state and connection projections for WebUI sync.
7 - Keep this file-level DOX profile synchronized with `state_monitor.py` because this directory is intentionally flat.
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9 ## Ownership
10
11 - `state_monitor.py` owns the runtime implementation.
12 - `state_monitor.py.dox.md` owns durable notes about responsibilities, contracts, side effects, and verification for that implementation.
13 - Classes:
14 - `ConnectionProjection` (no explicit base class)
15 - `StateMonitor` (no explicit base class)
16 - `bind_manager(self, manager: 'WsManager', handler_id: str | None=...) -> None`
17 - `register_sid(self, namespace: str, sid: str) -> None`
18 - `unregister_sid(self, namespace: str, sid: str) -> None`
19 - `mark_dirty_all(self, reason: str | None=...) -> None`
20 - `mark_dirty_for_context(self, context_id: str, reason: str | None=..., include_collections: bool=...) -> None`
21 - `update_projection(self, namespace: str, sid: str, request: StateRequestV1, seq_base: int) -> None`
22 - `mark_dirty(self, namespace: str, sid: str, reason: str | None=..., wave_id: str | None=..., include_collections: bool=...) -> None`
23 - Top-level functions:
24 - `get_state_monitor() -> StateMonitor`
25 - `_reset_state_monitor_for_testing() -> None`
26 - Notable constants/configuration names: `_STATE_MONITOR_HOLDER`, `_STATE_MONITOR_LOCK`.
27
28 ## Runtime Contracts
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30 - Helper modules own reusable framework APIs and must preserve public callers unless all callers, tests, and docs are updated together.
31 - Update this file whenever public functions, classes, persistence behavior, path/security assumptions, side effects, or cross-module contracts change.
32 - Observed side-effect areas: filesystem deletion, WebSocket state, settings/state persistence, scheduler state.
33 - Imported dependency areas include: `__future__`, `asyncio`, `dataclasses`, `helpers`, `helpers.print_style`, `helpers.state_snapshot`, `helpers.ws`, `helpers.ws_manager`, `os`, `threading`, `time`, `typing`.
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35 ## Key Concepts
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37 - Important called helpers/classes observed in the source: `threading.RLock`, `field`, `ws_debug`, `_ws_debug_enabled`, `context_id.strip`, `loop.call_soon_threadsafe`, `self._schedule_debounce_on_loop`, `asyncio.get_running_loop`, `asyncio.current_task`, `loop.is_closed`, `self._debounce_handles.pop`, `self._push_tasks.pop`, `self._projections.pop`, `self.mark_dirty`, `self._mark_dirty_on_loop`, `runtime.is_development`, `loop.call_later`, `StateMonitor`, `ConnectionProjection`, `handle.cancel`.
38 - The default monitor coalesces dirty waves into at most one state push per 100 ms per connection without postponing an already scheduled push.
39 - Collection-dirty versions are coalesced independently from ordinary stream dirties. Only clients that explicitly negotiate `collections_delta` may receive `contexts: null` and `tasks: null`; legacy clients remain on full snapshots.
40 - Keep request/response, tool, or helper semantics documented here at the same time as source changes.
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42 ## Work Guidance
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44 - Preserve public helper APIs used by core code and plugins unless every caller is updated.
45 - Keep path, auth, secret, persistence, network, and subprocess behavior explicit and bounded.
46 - Prefer adding cohesive helper functions here only when behavior is reused across modules.
47
48 ## Verification
49
50 - Run targeted tests for changed helper behavior; run security regressions for auth, filesystem, WebSocket, tunnel, upload, or secret-handling helpers.
51 - Related tests observed by source search:
52 - `tests/test_model_config_api_keys.py`
53 - `tests/test_multi_tab_isolation.py`
54 - `tests/test_state_monitor.py`
55 - `tests/test_state_sync_handler.py`
56 - `tests/test_state_sync_welcome_screen.py`
57 - `tests/test_ws_handlers.py`
58
59 ## Child DOX Index
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61 No child DOX files.