More normalized Python project naming

[jhaynie]

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• Refactor
  • Standardized agent identification by using only the normalized agent name for internal processing, resulting in more consistent agent handling. No visible changes to user-facing features.

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Walkthrough

The update standardizes the key construction in the reconcileAgentList function by using only the normalized agent name as the key for related maps, instead of a combination of the normalized and original agent names. It adds collision detection when inserting into the map and logs warnings if duplicate normalized keys occur. No other logic or control flow is changed.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
cmd/agent.go	Simplified map key construction in reconcileAgentList to use only the normalized agent name; added collision detection with warnings for duplicate keys.

Possibly related PRs

• More normalized Python project naming #383: Modified reconcileAgentList to simplify key construction using only normalized agent names, closely related to this PR.
• Fix issue with agent casing not being considered #372: Introduced concatenation of normalized and original agent names as keys in reconcileAgentList, which this PR reverses and improves with collision checks.

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• rblalock

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Oh, the agents now are simply named,
Their keys no longer twice proclaimed.
With names normalized, the maps are neat—
A single hop, no tangled feat!
In code we trust, in keys we cheer,
For clarity has hopped in here. 🐇

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🔭 Outside diff range comments (1)

cmd/agent.go (1)

408-426: ⚠️ Potential issue

State map may drop remote agents on normalisation collision

Both assignment sites (state[normalizedName] = …) now use the shortened key.
If two remote agents collide, whichever is processed last wins; the first simply disappears from the reconciliation making it impossible to delete or rename it from the CLI.

Consider switching state to a map[string][]agentListState (bucket per key) or performing the collision check mentioned above.

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

cmd/agent.go (1)

433-476: Local file reconciliation inherits the same collision risk

key := normalizedName repeats the pattern, so a second local directory that normalises to the same key replaces the first one and its FoundLocal flag.
The user will only see one of the directories in agent list, making debugging painful.

If maintaining the simpler key is desired, emit a warning and keep all filenames (e.g. slice in the struct) to avoid data loss.

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cmd/agent.go (4)

internal/project/project.go (1)

• Project (145-154)

cmd/cloud.go (1)

• Agent (45-49)

internal/agent/agent.go (1)

• Agent (12-17)

internal/util/io.go (1)

• Exists (14-19)

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