task-tracker-audit

Ensure server-side socket event emissions for started, step, and completed phases align precisely with client-side task tracking hooks. This audit verifies registry definitions, call sites, and progress rendering to eliminate mismatches that cause stalled indicators.

Incomplete UI updates stem from mismatches between server event payload structures and client-side registry invalidation keys. Auditing socket event emissions against UI hook subscriptions and rendering logic pinpoints synchronization failures causing stalled progress indicators.

Validate task type definitions against server event constants and payload structures. Verify registerTask call sites use correct step counts and channels, and ensure inline hooks subscribe and invalidate queries aligned with server event emissions for full consistency.

Yes, the audit supports continuous integration by analyzing server and client code for consistent task event emissions, registry entries, and UI hook handling. Running the audit script verifies task tracking integrity across the codebase for reliable CI operations.

UI components fail to render post-task results when progress rendering validation reveals incorrect key handling for resource and service outputs. The audit checks that components properly process these keys after completed task events fire from the server.

Validate socket event patterns when inventorying long-running server operations that emit started, step, and completed events. Run this validation whenever adding new operations or modifying registry definitions to prevent task tracking bugs and ensure UI consistency.