Summary

Restructure the Daemon's main loop to execute the Evaluator (classification/judgment phase) before the Advancer (state transition phase), establishing a clearer Progressive Pipeline architecture. This change also updates terminology throughout the codebase from "evaluate cron" to "Evaluator" to reflect the new architectural role.

Key Changes

• Daemon loop reordering: Moved evaluator.evaluate() to execute immediately after collection and before state advancement

  • Evaluator now runs as step 2 (was implicit/triggered via force_trigger)
  • Advancer moved to step 3
  • Executor moved to step 4
  • Cron engine tick moved to step 5

• Removed force_trigger mechanism: Eliminated force_trigger("evaluate") call from Executor, as Evaluator now runs proactively in each Daemon tick

• Terminology updates: Replaced "evaluate cron" with "Evaluator (Daemon tick)" throughout documentation to clarify that evaluation is now a first-class phase in the main loop, not a separate cron job

• Updated architectural descriptions:

  • Daemon loop now explicitly documented as: "수집 → 분류 → 전이 → 실행 → 반영 루프" (collect → classify → transition → execute → reflect)
  • Cron engine redefined as quality loop (gap-detection, hitl-timeout, etc.) rather than evaluation trigger

Implementation Details

The change establishes a clearer separation of concerns:

• Evaluator: Determines item classification (Done/HITL) before state transitions
• Advancer: Manages state transitions based on queue policies
• Executor: Runs handlers and triggers lifecycle hooks
• Cron Engine: Handles periodic quality checks and maintenance tasks

This Progressive Pipeline ensures classification decisions are made before items advance to Running state, improving decision quality and reducing race conditions.

https://claude.ai/code/session_01Qfqe81zxg7nS4yhNeALiVP