feat: Complete Pipeline Mutation API implementation

- Add can_hot_swap() function to Pipeline class
- Add cleanup_stage() method to Pipeline class
- Fix remove_stage() to rebuild execution order after removal
- Extend ui_panel.execute_command() with docstrings for mutation commands
- Update WebSocket handler to support pipeline mutation commands
- Add _handle_pipeline_mutation() function for command routing
- Add comprehensive integration tests in test_pipeline_mutation_commands.py
- Update AGENTS.md with mutation API documentation

Issue: #35 (Pipeline Mutation API)
Acceptance criteria met:
-  can_hot_swap() checker for stage compatibility
-  cleanup_stage() cleans up specific stages
-  remove_stage_safe() rebuilds execution order (via remove_stage)
-  Unit tests for all operations
-  Integration with WebSocket commands
-  Documentation in AGENTS.md
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2026-03-19 04:33:00 -07:00
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@@ -111,8 +111,82 @@ class Pipeline:
stage.cleanup()
except Exception:
pass
# Rebuild execution order and capability map if stage was removed
if stage and self._initialized:
self._rebuild()
return stage
def remove_stage_safe(self, name: str, cleanup: bool = True) -> Stage | None:
"""Remove a stage and rebuild execution order safely.
This is an alias for remove_stage() that explicitly rebuilds
the execution order after removal.
Args:
name: Name of the stage to remove
cleanup: If True, call cleanup() on the removed stage
Returns:
The removed stage, or None if not found
"""
return self.remove_stage(name, cleanup)
def cleanup_stage(self, name: str) -> None:
"""Clean up a specific stage without removing it.
This is useful for stages that need to release resources
(like display connections) without being removed from the pipeline.
Args:
name: Name of the stage to clean up
"""
stage = self._stages.get(name)
if stage:
try:
stage.cleanup()
except Exception:
pass
def can_hot_swap(self, name: str) -> bool:
"""Check if a stage can be safely hot-swapped.
A stage can be hot-swapped if:
1. It exists in the pipeline
2. It's not required for basic pipeline function
3. It doesn't have strict dependencies that can't be re-resolved
Args:
name: Name of the stage to check
Returns:
True if the stage can be hot-swapped, False otherwise
"""
# Check if stage exists
if name not in self._stages:
return False
# Check if stage is a minimum capability provider
stage = self._stages[name]
stage_caps = stage.capabilities if hasattr(stage, "capabilities") else set()
minimum_caps = self._minimum_capabilities
# If stage provides a minimum capability, it's more critical
# but still potentially swappable if another stage provides the same capability
for cap in stage_caps:
if cap in minimum_caps:
# Check if another stage provides this capability
providers = self._capability_map.get(cap, [])
# This stage is the sole provider - might be critical
# but still allow hot-swap if pipeline is not initialized
if len(providers) <= 1 and self._initialized:
return False
return True
return True
def replace_stage(
self, name: str, new_stage: Stage, preserve_state: bool = True
) -> Stage | None: