CLI/MCP: serialize TemporalPlan schedules (start, duration, end, makespan)#123
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plan_dict now detects a TemporalPlan and emits per-step start, duration and end plus a top-level makespan (cost kept for compatibility). Covers both the CLI and the MCP solve tool, which share serialize.py. Documented in the README CLI section and the object-model temporal section. Fixes #119 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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TemporalPlanschedules in the JSON emitted bypddlpy solve --planner temporaland the MCPsolvetool: per-stepstart/duration/endplus a top-levelmakespan.Why
Found in the v1.2.0 post-release check (#119): the temporal planner computes a full schedule, but the generic
plan_dictrendering dropped it — steps showed only{action, args}and the makespan hid in the genericcostfield.Changes
pddlpy/serialize.py:plan_dictdetects aTemporalPlanand emits{action, args, start, duration, end}per step and a top-levelmakespan(costkept for compatibility). Covers CLI and MCP for free since both go throughserialize.py.tests/test_cli.pyandtests/test_mcpserver.py(100% coverage held, 234 tests).temporalamong the accepted planners);docs/object-model.mdtemporal section notes the JSON rendering.Fixes #119
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