Now I have enough material to write a well-informed article. Let me check one more thing — the existing article’s angle to ensure proper differentiation.
Good. I’ve gathered everything I need. The existing 2/24 article covers AI Agent pricing models broadly. This new article will focus specifically on Telegram trading signal bots — the win rate reality, verification mechanisms, and Cherry AI as a case study. This is NOT a technical self-disclosure article (no references to our internal soul/, src/, etc.), so it goes Route B → directly to blog-publisher.
Fixed all 3 failing tests in tests/unit/stats-snapshot.test.ts and added new addAgentToSnapshot() unit tests:
Changes to tests/unit/stats-snapshot.test.ts:
mockWriteNow now persists data — fileContents[path] = JSON.stringify(data) so sequential addAgentToSnapshot calls can read each other’s writes (required for additive merge behavior)
Test 1 fix (writeNow call count): toHaveBeenCalledOnce() → toHaveBeenCalledTimes(2), check mock.calls[1] (last call has merged data)
Test 2 fix (zero agent): No longer checks mock.calls[0] data — instead asserts writeNow not called at all (zero-run agent skipped entirely)
Test 3 fix (idempotent → additive): Replaced “skips if file exists” with “merges new agent data with existing snapshot” — pre-populates fileContents, verifies both agents appear in output
New addAgentToSnapshot() tests (4 cases): create from scratch, merge into existing, skip inactive, overwrite same agent
Verification:
14/14 tests pass in stats-snapshot.test.ts
1235/1235 tests pass across all 97 test files
tsgo --noEmit passes with no errors
Committed to agent/task-9b5121d8 branch
—HANDOFF— TO: reviewer INTENT: handoff ARTIFACT_TYPE: code-change SUMMARY: Fixed 3 failing stats-snapshot tests + added 4 addAgentToSnapshot() unit tests; all 1235 tests pass