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spora-plugin-team-graph

A per-principal directed graph of agent spawning relationships for Spora. The endpoint GET /api/v1/plugins/team-graph/graph?principal_id=<id> returns the principal's agents (nodes) and the sub_agent connections between them (edges); the admin SPA renders the edges as a Mermaid 10 flowchart and overlays the node cards as real DOM at /apps/team-graph.

Read-only in v1 — no LLM-callable tools, no migrations, no agent templates.

Install

Two packages, as for any plugin with an operator-facing panel. This PHP package does not require the frontend half, so the app must require spora-ai/spora-plugin-team-graph-frontend itself — the explicit command above is a no-op if the dependency is ever pulled in transitively. The frontend package (type: spora-plugin-frontend) is what the SporaPluginFrontendInstaller drops into public/plugins/team-graph/; without it the app entry appears but the panel 404s on the bundle.

Open it

After composer install (which triggers the installer's first-run migration) and the regular bin/spora spora:install step, the Team Graph entry appears under the admin panel's sidebar. It serves from /apps/team-graph.

Who can open which graph

The endpoint is gated on visibility, not control — the same rule GET /api/v1/principals/me applies, so the panel's own principal picker can never offer a principal the endpoint then refuses. A caller may read:

• their own user-principal, and
• the group-principal of every group they belong to, at any role (member included) — a member can already list and open every agent in the group, so the graph shows them nothing they could not see anyway.

Anything else is a 403 FORBIDDEN. Group owner/admin ("control") is the tier the write paths use — agent transfer, group settings — and is deliberately not required here.

Architecture

• src/TeamGraphPlugin.php — entry point; wires DI bindings (TeamGraphService, NodeResolver, EdgeResolver, TeamGraphController, plus the ToolConfigServiceInterface alias PHP-DI cannot infer) via ContainerBuildingEvent and registers the single GET route via RoutesRegisteringEvent.
• routes/team-graph.php — the route path and its middleware (AuthMiddleware, CsrfMiddleware) in one place, loaded through Composer's autoload.files because it sits outside PSR-4's src/.
• src/TeamGraphApp.php — admin-panel metadata (VueAppInterface).
• src/Http/TeamGraphController.php — GET …/graph?principal_id=… → data envelope; 401 / 403 / 422 mapping.
• src/Services/TeamGraphService.php — principal visibility gate + envelope assembly.
• src/Services/NodeResolver.php — agent aggregation in one SQL pass (active chats, 24h recent, latest in-flight status, and the AgentPictureService wire shape resolved inline so there is no N+1 against agent_pictures / media_assets).
• src/Services/EdgeResolver.php — one edge per (source, target) pair in each source agent's configured allowed_target_agents allowlist for SubAgentTool, read through the same ToolConfigServiceInterface::getEffectiveSettings() cascade the tool checks at runtime. So the graph shows connections that are configured but have never fired, and drops cross-principal targets the way SubAgentTool::sharePrincipal() would. sub_agent tool_calls are read only to enrich those edges with count_24h (24h window) and last_invoked_at (7d window) — never to add or remove one.

Frontend contract

The host SPA loads the bundle from /plugins/team-graph/main.js (TeamGraphApp::entry()), which must be the frontend package's build.lib.fileName(). The bundle installs a mount/unmount contract on window.SporaAppTeamGraph:

hostContext carries the host's api, pinia, theme, route and router; the plugin installs its own Pinia for plugin-local state and branches the host client in through src/api/client.ts.

Tests

The suite covers:

• TeamGraphServiceTest — drives the service, both resolvers and the envelope against the same in-memory SQLite the feature suite uses, with only ToolConfigServiceInterface mocked so each scenario can script its own allowlist. Areas: node aggregates and status, configured-vs-observed edge emission, tool_calls enrichment, cross-principal and archived filtering, profile_picture wire shape (palette fallback, variant_key derivation), and the principal-visibility refusal.
• TeamGraphControllerTest — feature tests against an in-memory SQLite (auth gate, principal visibility per group role, validation).
• TeamGraphPluginTest — wiring: event subscriptions, the DI bindings, the registered route with its middleware, and the app's VueAppInterface contract.

Plan

See spora-workspace/plans/spora-plugin-team-graph.md for the full design context, including the prototype set and the risk register.