• Actions Taken:
    • Implemented an initial stub to call the gemini-cli (as a Git submodule) from the morpheum-bot.
    • After being prompted, created a test for the stub implementation.
    • Conducted integration testing at the user’s request, which revealed an infinite loop in the bot’s interaction with the CLI.
    • Fixed the infinite loop bug.
    • Committed the working stub, test, and bugfix to both the main repository and the submodule.
  • Friction/Success Points:
    • The initial implementation was incomplete and required user intervention to add necessary testing. This highlights a flaw in my process.
    • Integration testing was crucial for identifying a critical bug (the infinite loop) that was not caught by the initial unit test.
    • Successfully fixed the bug and got the integration working at a basic level.
  • Lessons Learned:
    • I must be more proactive about including testing as part of the development process, rather than waiting for a prompt. A test-driven approach would have been more effective.
    • It is critical to update DEVLOG.md and TASKS.md immediately after completing work, especially when the work involves multiple steps, interruptions, and bug fixes. Failing to do so loses important context about the development process.