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STORY: In a multi-agent control center, operators need to quickly identify what TYPE of agent they're looking at - UI agents, graph agents, orchestrators, or general workers. COLLABORATION: We implemented role-based border colors on agent avatars: - ui agents: blue border - graph agents: green border - orchestrators: purple border - default/other: gray border The agent-station component now displays these colors, making it instantly visible what role each agent plays in the swarm. DELIVERABLES: - AgentStation component with role-based styling - agent-station-logic.ts with role color derivation - Tests: agent-station-logic.test.ts updated and passing VERIFICATION: - typecheck: PASS - lint: PASS - test: PASS CLOSES: bb-buff.3.4
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788 B
TypeScript
14 lines
788 B
TypeScript
import test from 'node:test';
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import assert from 'node:assert/strict';
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import { getAgentRoleColor } from '../../../src/components/sessions/agent-station-logic';
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test('getAgentRoleColor returns correct color for known roles', () => {
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assert.equal(getAgentRoleColor('ui'), 'border-blue-500', 'UI role should be blue');
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assert.equal(getAgentRoleColor('graph'), 'border-green-500', 'Graph role should be green');
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assert.equal(getAgentRoleColor('orchestrator'), 'border-purple-500', 'Orchestrator role should be purple');
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assert.equal(getAgentRoleColor('agent'), 'border-zinc-500', 'Agent role should be gray');
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});
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test('getAgentRoleColor returns default for unknown role', () => {
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assert.equal(getAgentRoleColor('unknown'), 'border-zinc-500', 'Unknown role should be gray');
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});
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