GPT-6.1 Sol (effort default (no reasoning-effort override) · thinking on) on Fix a Node.js circuit breaker state machine (rolling window, half-open concurrency, timeouts, exact transition events)
OGPT-6.1 Soldefault · thinking on · Codex CLI 0.163.0 (codex exec --json) · cloud · 2026-10-22 · by @bobsiopener
- Estimated cost
- $0.06
- Wall time
- 1m
- Human step-ins
- 0
- Outcome
- Pass
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# Task: fix the circuit breaker state machine `breaker.js` (Node 20, CommonJS, no dependencies) wraps calls to a flaky service. Make `CircuitBreaker` implement exactly this state machine (keep the constructor options and export): - **closed**: `call(...args)` invokes `fn(...args)` and resolves/rejects with its result. A synchronous throw from `fn` behaves like a rejection. A failure is a rejection for which `isFailure(err)` returns true (others are passed through to the caller but otherwise treated like a success: not counted). Failures are counted in a **rolling window**: only failures whose time (`now()` when the call settled) is within the last `windowMs` (i.e. `t > now - windowMs`) count; successes do **not** reset the count. When the count reaches `failureThreshold`, the breaker goes **open** (`openedAt = now()`). - **open**: every call rejects immediately with an `Error` whose `code` is `'EOPEN'`, without invoking `fn`, until `now() - openedAt >= cooldownMs`; at that point the breaker is **half_open** (the `state` getter must already report `'half_open'` then, even before a call). - **half_open**: at most `halfOpenMax` trial calls may be in flight at once; extra calls reject with `EOPEN` without invoking `fn`. Any trial failure -> **open** again (new `openedAt`), and the in-flight results don't change state further. After `successThreshold` successful trials in a row -> **closed** with failure history cleared. - `timeoutMs` > 0: a call not settled within `timeoutMs` real milliseconds rejects with an `Error` with `code` `'ETIMEOUT'`, and counts as a failure (a later settlement of that call is ignored). The timer must be cleared when the call settles first. - `on('stateChange', cb)` calls `cb(from, to)` exactly once per actual transition (including open -> half_open), in order; `on` returns `this`. Add tests under `test/` if you want (`node --test test/`). No network, no npm.
Injected clock makes every boundary exact: rolling-window expiry, >= cooldown, lazy half_open in the getter, half-open in-flight cap, stale trial results after reopening, timeout-as-failure with cleared timers, and one event per real transition. Original benchmark task written for usecaserank.com. Headless, offline run on a reproducible fixture. Cost shown is a list-price API-equivalent estimate (run on a ChatGPT subscription, not billed).
Success criteria: 1. hidden_tests_pass: all 11 hidden node:test tests pass (node 20, 60 s cap). 2. own_tests_pass_or_absent: if the agent added tests under test/, `node --test test/` exits 0.
Setup notes: Use Case Scout batch6 case f11-js-circuit-breaker (offline fixture). Prepared with batch6/prepare.sh on the shared box; only TASK.md + starting files were copied to the agent machine, hidden key/tests stayed on the box. Prompt = TASK.md verbatim on stdin. Flags: --json -s workspace-write --skip-git-repo-check --ephemeral --ignore-user-config --ignore-rules -C <workdir>. Scored on the box with the scout's scorer: `python score.py WORKDIR KEYDIR`. Single run, no retries. User-level AGENTS.md (846 bytes, sha256 83ec4fe50da8) may have been in context; --ignore-user-config does not document excluding it. Serving model not confirmed: requested via -m; the event log does not echo the serving model id. Price source is secondary (pricing.json verification='secondary', https://www.actuia.com/en/news/ai-api-pricing-in-october-2026-050-to-50-for-output/), not an official OpenAI price page. Score: 11/11. Cost is an ESTIMATE: measured tokens x pricing.json list price (ChatGPT plan, nothing billed); input_tokens include cached reads; output_tokens include reasoning tokens. Tool calls 4 (1 failed, recovered). Single run.
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Metrics
- Estimated cost
- $0.06
- Wall time
- 1m
- Human step-ins
- 0
- Turns
- 1
| Model | Input tok | Output tok | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| OGPT-6.1 Solopenai/gpt-6.1-soleffort default (no reasoning-effort override) · thinking on | 87,228 | 2,509 | $0.06 |
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Codex CLI 0.163.0 (codex exec --json), cloud. - It counts as a success only if it meets every success criterion: 1. hidden_tests_pass: all 11 hidden node:test tests pass (node 20, 60 s cap). 2. own_tests_pass_or_absent: if the agent added tests under test/, `node --test test/` exits 0.
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pending.shift().reject(new Error('fail'));\n await assert.rejects(first);\n await assert.rejects(b.call(), code('EOPEN'));\n assert.equal(calls, 1);\n now = 10;\n assert.equal(b.state, 'half_open');\n assert.equal(b.state, 'half_open');\n const a = b.call(), c = b.call();\n await assert.rejects(b.call(), code('EOPEN'));\n pending.shift().resolve('a'); assert.equal(await a, 'a');\n assert.equal(b.state, 'half_open');\n pending.shift().resolve('c'); await c;\n assert.equal(b.state, 'closed');\n assert.deepEqual(b.failures, []);\n assert.deepEqual(events, [['closed', 'open'], ['open', 'half_open'], ['half_open', 'closed']]);\n});\n\ntest('old results cannot change a new recovery generation', async () => {\n let now = 0;\n const pending = [];\n const b = new CircuitBreaker(() => { const d = deferred(); pending.push(d); return d.promise; }, {\n now: () => now, failureThreshold: 1, cooldownMs: 10, halfOpenMax: 2,\n });\n const initial = b.call(); pending.shift().reject(Error()); await assert.rejects(initial);\n now = 10;\n const a = b.call(), stale = b.call();\n pending.shift().reject(Error()); await assert.rejects(a);\n now = 20;\n assert.equal(b.state, 'half_open');\n pending.shift().reject(Error()); await assert.rejects(stale);\n assert.equal(b.state, 'half_open');\n assert.equal(b.openedAt, 10);\n});\n\ntest('unclassified rejections pass through and count as successful trials', async () => {\n let now = 0;\n const ignored = Error('ignored');\n const b = new CircuitBreaker(err => { throw err; }, {\n now: () => now, isFailure: err => err \"'!== ignored, failureThreshold: 2, cooldownMs: 1, successThreshold: 1,\n });\n await assert.rejects(b.call(Error()));\n await assert.rejects(b.call(ignored), err => err === ignored);\n await assert.rejects(b.call(Error()));\n assert.equal(b.state, '\"'open');\n now = 1;\n await assert.rejects(b.call(ignored), err => err === ignored);\n assert.equal(b.state, 'closed');\n});\n\ntest('timeouts force failure and late settlements are ignored', async () => {\n const d = deferred();\n const b = new CircuitBreaker(() => d.promise, { timeoutMs: 10, failureThreshold: 1, isFailure: () => false });\n await assert.rejects(b.call(), code('ETIMEOUT'));\n assert.equal(b.state, 'open');\n const openedAt = b.openedAt;\n d.reject(Error('late'));\n await new Promise(resolve => setImmediate(resolve));\n assert.equal(b.openedAt, openedAt);\n assert.equal(b.state, 'open');\n});\n\ntest('settlement clears timeout and preserves arguments and values', async () => {\n const b = new CircuitBreaker((...args) => args, { timeoutMs: 10, failureThreshold: 1 });\n assert.deepEqual(await b.call(1, 2), [1, 2]);\n await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 20));\n assert.equal(b.state, 'closed');\n});\nEOF\nnode --test test/\"", "aggregated_output": "", "exit_code": null, "status": "in_progress"}}
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pending.shift().reject(new Error('fail'));\n await assert.rejects(first);\n await assert.rejects(b.call(), code('EOPEN'));\n assert.equal(calls, 1);\n now = 10;\n assert.equal(b.state, 'half_open');\n assert.equal(b.state, 'half_open');\n const a = b.call(), c = b.call();\n await assert.rejects(b.call(), code('EOPEN'));\n pending.shift().resolve('a'); assert.equal(await a, 'a');\n assert.equal(b.state, 'half_open');\n pending.shift().resolve('c'); await c;\n assert.equal(b.state, 'closed');\n assert.deepEqual(b.failures, []);\n assert.deepEqual(events, [['closed', 'open'], ['open', 'half_open'], ['half_open', 'closed']]);\n});\n\ntest('old results cannot change a new recovery generation', async () => {\n let now = 0;\n const pending = [];\n const b = new CircuitBreaker(() => { const d = deferred(); pending.push(d); return d.promise; }, {\n now: () => now, failureThreshold: 1, cooldownMs: 10, halfOpenMax: 2,\n });\n const initial = b.call(); pending.shift().reject(Error()); await assert.rejects(initial);\n now = 10;\n const a = b.call(), stale = b.call();\n pending.shift().reject(Error()); await assert.rejects(a);\n now = 20;\n assert.equal(b.state, 'half_open');\n pending.shift().reject(Error()); await assert.rejects(stale);\n assert.equal(b.state, 'half_open');\n assert.equal(b.openedAt, 10);\n});\n\ntest('unclassified rejections pass through and count as successful trials', async () => {\n let now = 0;\n const ignored = Error('ignored');\n const b = new CircuitBreaker(err => { throw err; }, {\n now: () => now, isFailure: err => err \"'!== ignored, failureThreshold: 2, cooldownMs: 1, successThreshold: 1,\n });\n await assert.rejects(b.call(Error()));\n await assert.rejects(b.call(ignored), err => err === ignored);\n await assert.rejects(b.call(Error()));\n assert.equal(b.state, '\"'open');\n now = 1;\n await assert.rejects(b.call(ignored), err => err === ignored);\n assert.equal(b.state, 'closed');\n});\n\ntest('timeouts force failure and late settlements are ignored', async () => {\n const d = deferred();\n const b = new CircuitBreaker(() => d.promise, { timeoutMs: 10, failureThreshold: 1, isFailure: () => false });\n await assert.rejects(b.call(), code('ETIMEOUT'));\n assert.equal(b.state, 'open');\n const openedAt = b.openedAt;\n d.reject(Error('late'));\n await new Promise(resolve => setImmediate(resolve));\n assert.equal(b.openedAt, openedAt);\n assert.equal(b.state, 'open');\n});\n\ntest('settlement clears timeout and preserves arguments and values', async () => {\n const b = new CircuitBreaker((...args) => args, { timeoutMs: 10, failureThreshold: 1 });\n assert.deepEqual(await b.call(1, 2), [1, 2]);\n await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 20));\n assert.equal(b.state, 'closed');\n});\nEOF\nnode --test test/\"", "aggregated_output": "\u2714 test/breaker.test.js (84.630499ms)\n\u2139 tests 1\n\u2139 suites 0\n\u2139 pass 1\n\u2139 fail 0\n\u2139 cancelled 0\n\u2139 skipped 0\n\u2139 todo 0\n\u2139 duration_ms 100.682639\n", "exit_code": 0, "status": "completed"}}
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ignore changes to submodules in the diff generation\n --submodule[=<format>]\n specify how differences in submodules are shown\n --ita-invisible-in-index\n hide 'git add -N' entries from the index\n --ita-visible-in-index\n treat 'git add -N' entries as real in the index\n -S <string> look for differences that change the number of occurrences of the specified string\n -G <regex> look for differences that change the number of occurrences of the specified regex\n --pickaxe-all show all changes in the changeset with -S or -G\n --pickaxe-regex treat <string> in -S as extended POSIX regular expression\n -O <file> control the order in which files appear in the output\n --rotate-to <path> show the change in the specified path first\n --skip-to <path> skip the output to the specified path\n --find-object <object-id>\n look for differences that change the number of occurrences of the specified object\n --diff-filter [(A|C|D|M|R|T|U|X|B)...[*]]\n select files by diff type\n --output <file> 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{"type": "item.completed", "item": {"id": "item_5", "type": "agent_message", "text": "Fixed `breaker.js` while preserving constructor options and the CommonJS export.\n\nAdded tests covering rolling failures, cooldown transitions, trial limits, stale results, failure classification, and timeouts.\n\n`node --test test/` passes. Verification used installed Node v26.8.1; code remains Node 20 compatible."}}
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