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The substrate's read and write surfaces are end-to-end-tested internally; this slice answers the harder question — "is the substrate actually usable from the outside?" — by writing the smallest standalone program that consumes it. agent-probe walks the discovery → triage → depth → push flow against a running Pulse instance using only the Go standard library, so it doubles as a reference implementation for anyone building MCP servers, Claude Code integrations, or custom agents on top of Pulse. It resolves every path from the manifest rather than hardcoding them — if discovery moves a path, the probe follows automatically — and branches on the stable error envelope's "error" code field, never on human-readable messages. The focus rule (severity-lex-ordered) is intentionally simple so a reader can predict what the probe will pick; real agents will have richer policies. This is documentation as code: the program is short enough to read top-to-bottom and reads like the agent's own narration of what it's doing. The unit test pins the focus rule's lex ordering so a refactor that swaps it for a weighted score (which allowed many warnings to outrank one critical) cannot regress silently. |
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