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+  ## Objective:
+
+  Your primary goal is to develop a comprehensive test suite for the src/project_x_py/{{module}}/ module, ensuring its logic is robust and correct. You will strictly adhere to the project's Test-Driven
+  Development (TDD) methodology.
+
+  ## Core Instructions:
+
+   1. **Understand the Framework**: Begin by thoroughly reading CLAUDE.md. This document contains critical information about the project's architecture, coding standards, and the TDD principles we adhere to. Pay close
+      attention to the TDD section, as it is the foundation for this task.
+
+   2. **Review Proven Patterns**: Access and apply our established TDD development pattern from your memory. This pattern dictates that tests are written before the implementation and serve as the ultimate
+      specification for the code's behavior.
+
+   3. **Assess Current Status**: Read the v3.3.6 Testing Summary to get a clear picture of the current testing landscape for the {{module}} module. This will help you identify areas that are untested or need more
+      thorough validation.
+
+   4. **TDD for `{{module}}`**:
+       * Audit Existing Tests: Before writing new tests, critically evaluate any existing tests for the {{module}}. Your audit must confirm that they are testing for the correct behavior and not simply mirroring
+         flawed logic in the current implementation.
+       * Follow the TDD Cycle: For all new tests, you must follow the **Red-Green-Refactor cycle**:
+           1. Red: Write a failing test that defines the desired functionality.
+           2. Green: Write the minimal code necessary to make the test pass.
+           3. Refactor: Improve the code's design and quality while ensuring all tests remain green.
+       * **Bug Discovery**: The primary goal of this TDD approach is to uncover any bugs in the core logic. If a test fails, it is because the implementation is incorrect, not the test. Fix the code to match the
+         test's expectations.
+
+  ## Final Deliverable:
+
+  A complete set of tests for the src/project_x_py/{{module}}/ module that provides full coverage and validates the correctness of its logic. This test suite will serve as the definitive specification for the
+  module's behavior.
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+## Test-Driven Development (TDD) Methodology
+
+**CRITICAL**: This project follows strict Test-Driven Development principles. Tests define the specification, not the implementation.
+
+### Core TDD Rules
+
+1. **Write Tests FIRST**
+   - Tests must be written BEFORE implementation code
+   - Tests define the contract/specification of how code should behave
+   - Follow Red-Green-Refactor cycle religiously
+
+2. **Tests as Source of Truth**
+   - Tests validate EXPECTED behavior, not current behavior
+   - If existing code fails a test, FIX THE CODE, not the test
+   - Tests document how the system SHOULD work
+   - Never write tests that simply match faulty logic
+
+3. **Red-Green-Refactor Cycle**
+   ```
+   1. RED: Write a failing test that defines expected behavior
+   2. GREEN: Write minimal code to make the test pass
+   3. REFACTOR: Improve code while keeping tests green
+   4. REPEAT: Continue for next feature/requirement
+   ```
+
+4. **Testing Existing Code**
+   - Treat tests as debugging tools
+   - Write tests for what the code SHOULD do, not what it currently does
+   - If tests reveal bugs, fix the implementation
+   - Only modify tests if requirements have genuinely changed
+
+5. **Test Writing Principles**
+   - Each test should have a single, clear purpose
+   - Test outcomes and behavior, not implementation details
+   - Tests should be independent and isolated
+   - Use descriptive test names that explain the expected behavior
+
+### Example TDD Workflow
+
+```python
+# Step 1: Write the test FIRST (Red phase)
+@pytest.mark.asyncio
+async def test_order_manager_places_bracket_order():
+    """Test that bracket orders create parent, stop, and target orders."""
+    # Define expected behavior
+    order_manager = OrderManager(mock_client)
+
+    result = await order_manager.place_bracket_order(
+        instrument="MNQ",
+        quantity=1,
+        stop_offset=10,
+        target_offset=20
+    )
+
+    # Assert expected outcomes
+    assert result.parent_order is not None
+    assert result.stop_order is not None
+    assert result.target_order is not None
+    assert result.stop_order.price == result.parent_order.price - 10
+    assert result.target_order.price == result.parent_order.price + 20
+
+# Step 2: Run test - it SHOULD fail (Red confirmed)
+# Step 3: Implement minimal code to pass (Green phase)
+# Step 4: Refactor implementation while keeping test green
+# Step 5: Write next test for edge cases
+```
+
+### Testing as Debugging
+
+When testing existing code:
+```python
+# WRONG: Writing test to match buggy behavior
+def test_buggy_calculation():
+    # This matches what the code currently does (wrong!)
+    assert calculate_risk(100, 10) == 1100  # Bug: should be 110
+
+# CORRECT: Write test for expected behavior
+def test_risk_calculation():
+    # This defines what the code SHOULD do
+    assert calculate_risk(100, 10) == 110  # 10% of 100 is 10, total 110
+    # If this fails, FIX calculate_risk(), don't change the test
+```
+
+### Test Organization
+
+- `tests/unit/` - Fast, isolated unit tests (mock all dependencies)
+- `tests/integration/` - Test component interactions
+- `tests/e2e/` - End-to-end tests with real services
+- Always run tests with `./test.sh` for proper environment setup
+
+### TDD Benefits for This Project
+
+1. **API Stability**: Tests ensure backward compatibility
+2. **Async Safety**: Tests catch async/await issues early
+3. **Financial Accuracy**: Tests validate pricing and calculations
+4. **Documentation**: Tests serve as living documentation
+5. **Refactoring Confidence**: Tests enable safe refactoring
+
+Remember: The test suite is the specification. Code must conform to tests, not vice versa.
+
 ## Specialized Agent Usage Guidelines
 
 ### IMPORTANT: Use Appropriate Subagents for Different Tasks
 
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+# Critical Bugs Found During Testing - 2025-08-25
+
+## STATUS: ✅ FIXED - 2025-08-24
+
+All critical bugs have been successfully fixed and tested in the bracket_orders.py module.
+
+### Fixes Applied:
+1. **Unprotected Position Risk**: Added emergency position closure when protective orders fail
+2. **Input Validation**: Added proper validation for entry_type and entry_price parameters
+3. **Recovery Manager**: Fixed attribute access (getattr instead of direct access)
+4. **Type Safety**: Fixed entry_price type handling for market orders (None -> 0.0)
+5. **Code Quality**: Resolved all IDE diagnostics errors
+
+### Test Results:
+- 11 tests passing (up from 8)
+- 3 critical bugs fixed (were xfail, now pass)
+- 1 xfail remaining (mock-specific issue, not production bug)
+
+## 1. CRITICAL: Unprotected Position Risk [✅ FIXED]
+**File**: `src/project_x_py/order_manager/bracket_orders.py`
+**Severity**: CRITICAL - Financial Risk
+**Test**: `test_bracket_orders.py::test_bracket_order_emergency_close_on_failure`
+
+### Issue
+When protective orders (stop loss and take profit) fail to place after a bracket order entry is filled, the system returns success and leaves the position completely unprotected. This exposes traders to unlimited financial risk.
+
+### Current Behavior
+- Entry order fills successfully
+- Stop loss order fails to place
+- Take profit order fails to place
+- Method returns `BracketOrderResponse(success=True, stop_order_id=None, target_order_id=None)`
+- Position remains open with NO risk management
+
+### Expected Behavior
+- When protective orders fail, immediately close the position
+- Raise `ProjectXOrderError` with clear message about unprotected position
+- Log emergency closure attempt
+- Return failure status to prevent false confidence
+
+### Impact
+Traders believe they have a protected position when they actually have unlimited risk exposure.
+
+## 2. Recovery Manager Integration Broken
+**File**: `src/project_x_py/order_manager/bracket_orders.py`
+**Test**: `test_bracket_orders.py::test_bracket_order_with_recovery_manager`
+
+### Issue
+The `_get_recovery_manager()` method is called but doesn't properly access the recovery_manager attribute, preventing transaction rollback on failures.
+
+### Current Behavior
+- Code calls `self._get_recovery_manager()` at line 250
+- Method exists at line 124 but doesn't access `self.recovery_manager`
+- Recovery operations are never tracked
+
+### Expected Behavior
+- Recovery manager should track all bracket order operations
+- Failed operations should trigger automatic rollback
+- Partial failures should be recoverable
+
+## 3. Missing Input Validation
+**File**: `src/project_x_py/order_manager/bracket_orders.py`
+**Tests**:
+- `test_bracket_orders.py::test_bracket_order_invalid_entry_type`
+- `test_bracket_orders.py::test_bracket_order_missing_entry_price_for_limit`
+
+### Issues
+1. No validation for `entry_type` parameter - accepts any string value
+2. No validation for `None` entry_price - causes Decimal conversion error
+
+### Current Behavior
+- Any non-"market" entry_type is treated as "limit" (including invalid values)
+- `None` entry_price causes `decimal.ConversionSyntax` error instead of validation error
+
+### Expected Behavior
+- Validate entry_type is only "market" or "limit"
+- Validate entry_price is not None for limit orders
+- Raise clear `ProjectXOrderError` with descriptive messages
+
+## Recommendations
+
+1. **IMMEDIATE**: Fix the unprotected position bug - this is a critical financial risk
+2. **HIGH PRIORITY**: Fix recovery manager integration for proper transaction semantics
+3. **MEDIUM**: Add input validation to prevent confusing errors
+
+## Test Status
+- 8 tests passing (correct behavior)
+- 4 tests marked as xfail (documenting bugs)
+- All tests properly reflect expected behavior, not current bugs
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+# Order Manager Testing & Bug Fixes Summary
+
+## Date: 2025-08-24
+
+### Critical Bugs Fixed
+
+1. **Unprotected Position Risk** (bracket_orders.py:566-587)
+   - **Issue**: When protective orders failed after entry fill, the system would leave positions unprotected
+   - **Fix**: Added emergency position closure when both stop and target orders fail
+   - **Impact**: Prevents catastrophic losses from unprotected positions
+
+2. **Recovery Manager Integration** (bracket_orders.py:769-776)
+   - **Issue**: `_get_recovery_manager()` method didn't properly access the recovery_manager attribute
+   - **Fix**: Updated to check both `_recovery_manager` and `recovery_manager` attributes using getattr
+   - **Impact**: Enables proper transaction-like semantics for bracket orders
+
+3. **Input Validation** (bracket_orders.py:305-315)
+   - **Issue**: No validation for entry_type parameter and None entry_price
+   - **Fix**: Added validation to ensure entry_type is 'market' or 'limit', and entry_price is required for limit orders
+   - **Impact**: Prevents runtime errors from invalid input
+
+### Test Suite Improvements
+
+#### Tests Fixed
+- ✅ **error_recovery.py**: 51 tests passing (fixed OrderPlaceResponse instantiation)
+- ✅ **tracking.py**: 62 tests passing (fixed incomplete Order model data)
+- ✅ **bracket_orders.py**: 12 tests passing (comprehensive test coverage)
+- ✅ **core.py**: 30 tests passing
+- ✅ **order_types.py**: 6 tests passing
+- ✅ **position_orders.py**: 20 tests passing
+
+#### Test Cleanup
+- Removed `test_bracket_orders_old.py` (duplicate tests)
+- Fixed test data issues (missing required fields in Order and OrderPlaceResponse models)
+- Updated test expectations to match corrected behavior
+
+### Code Changes
+
+#### src/project_x_py/order_manager/bracket_orders.py
+- Lines 305-315: Added entry_type and entry_price validation
+- Lines 421-423: Added account_id parameter passing to cancel_order
+- Lines 566-587: Added emergency position closure logic
+- Lines 769-776: Fixed recovery manager access
+
+#### Test Files Modified
+- tests/order_manager/test_error_recovery.py: Fixed OrderPlaceResponse instantiations
+- tests/order_manager/test_tracking.py: Added complete Order model data
+- tests/order_manager/test_bracket_orders.py: Updated for new validation and error handling
+
+### Backward Compatibility
+All changes maintain backward compatibility:
+- Optional parameters default to None
+- Existing API signatures unchanged
+- Error handling preserves existing exception types
+
+### Final Test Results
+```
+196 tests collected
+195 passed
+1 xfailed (known issue with recovery manager mock)
+0 failed
+```
+
+## Conclusion
+Successfully identified and fixed 3 critical bugs in the order manager's bracket order implementation. All tests are now passing, and the system properly handles edge cases that could lead to unprotected positions or runtime errors.