Once the collection-level blockers were fixed, the Windows runner finally ran the suite and surfaced 7 pre-existing failures — all tests asserting Linux-only behavior, while the production code already handles non-Linux gracefully: - api test_secrets: chmod(0o000) can't make a file unreadable to its owner on Windows (the 'unreadable -> None' precondition is unreachable) - daemon test_scheduler_cron: patches fcntl.flock; fcntl is None on Windows (scheduler_cron already skips locking on non-Unix) - skills test_runner: system_status memory/uptime/processes/summary read Linux /proc (skill returns a graceful error on Windows; disk test stays, it's portable) Guard each with @pytest.mark.skipif(sys.platform == 'win32', reason=...). 68 tests pass on Linux, ruff clean, api+daemon audit 100%. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Tests
Pytest unit tests for DAEMON.
conftest.py— Shared fixtures (temp dirs, mocks, sample data).test_*.py— Test files. Standard tests cover JSON handler, CLI routing, and error resilience. Custom tests cover branch-specific domain logic.