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Morning Report

Mission

Make the SDK feel like the clean local entry point into the AgentGuard runtime control plane, while staying aligned with the hosted dashboard contract.

What changed

  • Decision helpers now default binding_state to dashboard-parseable states: proposed, edited, overridden, and approved.
  • The local ingest test harness now mirrors dashboard decision-trace warnings, including the case where an event is accepted but not queryable as decision history.
  • README, SDK README, quickstart guides, examples, and package metadata now lead with the local runtime-control proof path and explain what hosted dashboard ingest adds.
  • Added docs/guides/dashboard-contract.md to document ingest shape, decision event names, required fields, and the remote-kill polling boundary.

Why it matters

  • The dashboard requires binding_state to be a non-empty string for decision history extraction. The SDK previously emitted None by default for several decision event types, which could make traces ingest successfully but fail downstream decision indexing.
  • The docs now match the product story: start local with zero dependencies, add hosted dashboard when history, alerts, team visibility, or remote kill signal management matter.
  • The SDK no longer implies that HttpSink alone executes remote kill signals.

Validation

  • Focused decision and ingest contract tests pass.
  • Full SDK test suite passes: 693 passed, coverage 92.88%.
  • Ruff, MCP tests, structural checks, bandit, release guard, and preflight pass.
  • make is unavailable in this Windows shell, so Makefile-equivalent commands were run directly.

Follow-up

  • If remote kill should become a first-class SDK feature, design an explicit zero-dependency polling helper with short timeouts, bounded polling, and opt-in failure policy.
  • Keep the dashboard decision schema and SDK decision.py helper defaults in lockstep on future changes.