ace-overseer 0.21.0 → 0.22.0

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  ## [Unreleased]
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+ ## [0.22.0] - 2026-10-16
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+ ### Added
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+ - Package native continuation duties with ten-minute progress and hourly cleanup audits, exact session restoration, independent project progress and explicit unknown outcomes. Align role workflows with canonical Assign ownership and accepted-head review.
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+ ## [0.21.1] - 2026-10-14
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+ ### Changed
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+ - Package the coordination-contract role-guide updates in the project-overseer and configure-project workflows: serial preparation and serial integration per delivery candidate, queue-item closure as reconciled merge receipt, release-batch lifecycle with separate publication authority, and overseer-owned close-on-accept for delegated panes and worktabs.
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+ - Follow the ace-lab 0.6 producer line in the dependency manifest; no code or behavior change (constraint-only correction so the coordinated h8x graph resolves).
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  ## [0.21.0] - 2026-10-12
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  - Purpose: resolve and review effective delivery presets, workflows, and decision guides, then apply repeatable project-local adaptation while preserving customization
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  - Output: per-asset `CREATED`, `UPDATED`, `KEPT`, or `BLOCKED` evidence plus a repeat-run zero-write check
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+ ### `wfi://overseer/maintain-continuation`
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+ - Path: `handbook/workflow-instructions/overseer/maintain-continuation.wf.md`
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+ - Purpose: bootstrap native 600-second progress and 3600-second cleanup duties, then restore the exact persisted session without duplicate registration
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+ - Evidence: real model turn, persisted ace-wake entries, exact-session restart and consumed wake; Assign remains execution owner
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  ## Related Documentation
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  - [Getting Started](getting-started.md)
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  title: Configure Project Delivery Supervision
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  purpose: Resolve and safely adapt project delivery supervision without replacing project policy or duplicating canonical work.
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  # Configure Project Delivery Supervision
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  - Repository guidance such as `AGENTS.md`, architecture decisions, and delivery docs.
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- Resolve rather than infer protocol ownership. Run `ace-nav explain <URI>` followed by
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+ Resolve rather than infer protocol ownership. Run `ace-nav resolve <URI> --why` followed by
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  `ace-nav resolve <URI>` for every applicable `wfi://` workflow and for
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  `guide://delivery-supervision`. Load resolved workflow content with `ace-bundle <URI>`.
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  If the expected project decision guide uses another registered URI, record that URI
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  - Worker and implementation-parent terminal behavior remains PR-ready; delivery stays
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  a separate explicit decision scope.
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- - One canonical Assign tree and attempt/evidence ledger owns state. No second queue,
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- journal, daemon, timer, or fabricated runtime context is introduced.
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+ - One canonical Assign tree and attempt/evidence ledger owns state. Local objective queues contain goals, next actions, blockers and references only;
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+ no duplicate execution state, journal, daemon, timer, or fabricated runtime context is introduced.
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  - Integration decisions record the ordered eligible set, selected entry, every
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  deferred entry with reason, actor, timestamp, evidence references, and policy/plan
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  revision. Completion order is never integration order.
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  - Dependency, candidate head, target head, evidence, authority, or transport movement
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- triggers a fresh decision. A moved candidate receives fresh relevant tests and an
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- independent review bound to its new exact head.
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+ triggers a fresh decision. Require an initial independent review and fresh relevant
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+ tests. For every moved head, record a delta/context/risk assessment: executed content
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+ identity may carry review across an identical rebase; minor safe corrections need
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+ integrator reasoning/tests; material or uncertain changes need independent delta
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+ review. Patch-id alone cannot carry review. Bind the accepted head to the server-side
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+ merge guard, and keep formal forge approval distinct from the assessment.
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  - `WAIT(reference, next-check)` requires an existing durable operation reference and
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  exact reconciliation path. Missing provision is `BLOCKED(provision, owner)`.
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  Uncertain effects are reconciled through the original operation and never replayed
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  blindly.
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  - Release preparation binds the exact accepted source set, package versions, and
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  artifact digests. Later merges cannot enter an accepted cut silently. Publication
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+ invokes the existing project-bound workflow through its separate authorized executor;
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+ absent executable binding remains BLOCKED with its owner.
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  - Closure preserves evidence and work, positively proves no surviving writers, keeps
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  producer references and delivery tags discoverable, and closes only accepted scope.
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  Host-owned root effects remain referenced external operations.
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  permissions, does not publish, and does not exercise merge, deployment, installation,
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+ Executable population rule (Captain lifecycle audit, 2026-10-12): project
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+ adaptation must POPULATE an executable project-specific delivery template +
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+ decision guide -- not prose placeholders -- and ACTUAL service/capability
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+ checks: every configured service or command is verified to exist and run in
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+ the project runtime (invoke its status/read-only path and record the
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+ observed result; a configured-but-nonfunctional entry is `BLOCKED` with the
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+ observed failure, never shipped as if working). Release and publication
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+ REUSE the existing canonical skills as the execution mechanisms -- `as-release`,
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+ `as-release-bump-version`, `as-release-rubygems-publish`,
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+ `as-github-release-publish` -- the adaptation configures and binds them to
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+ the project; it never duplicates or re-implements them. Workers stay
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+ prepare-only (PR-ready terminal); publication remains the separately
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+ authorized overseer step.
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  ### 5. Verify resolution and repeatability
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+ 1. Run `ace-nav resolve --why` and `ace-nav resolve` for every selected `wfi://` and
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  5. Keep genuine unresolved policy or provisioning as `BLOCKED`; idempotence never
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+ 6. For every configured service/command or bound release/publication skill,
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+ execute its read-only/status path once and record the observed result as
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+ executable evidence; a failed or missing executable is `BLOCKED` with the
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  ## Required Report
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  and evidence; it claims no permission, publication, deployment, installation, or
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+ - The adapted delivery template and decision guide are executable (real steps,
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+ bound release/publication skills, verified service/command checks) -- every
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+ configured service or command has recorded observed-run evidence, and no
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+ name: maintain-continuation
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+ description: Bootstrap and resume native coordinator duties without duplicating execution.
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+ title: Maintain Coordinator Continuation
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+ purpose: Own progress audits and cleanup through the existing in-process wake extension.
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+ last-checked: '2026-10-16'
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+ ---
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+ # Maintain Coordinator Continuation
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+ ## Goal
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+ Keep authorized project work advancing through native wakes and canonical Assign evidence across coordinator restarts.
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+ ## Prerequisites
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+ Use the installed Pi ace-wake extension and the project's reviewed coordinator
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+ role. The domain launcher owns process startup and its exact session path; ACE
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+ owns the duty definitions below. A wake adds no execution or cleanup authority.
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+ The selected runtime must load the reviewed package and effective project guide.
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+ ## Project Context Loading
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+ Load the current role, effective `guide://project-delivery`, reviewed objectives,
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+ and existing Assign, HITL and native runtime status. Resolve assets from the
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+ selected installed bundle; source files or remembered versions do not prove
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+ ## High-Level Execution Plan
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+ - Bootstrap duties only in a deliberately new coordinator session.
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+ - Resume the exact existing session and verify its persisted subscriptions.
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+ - Reconcile outcomes on each wake without repeating uncertain execution.
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+ ## Process Steps
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+ ### 1. Establish the native duties
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+ to Pi's native command dispatcher before the role prompt. A supported launcher
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+ may pass each as a separate positional initial message. They are Pi commands,
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+ not shell commands or messages sent through the inbox/sendUserMessage API:
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+ ```text
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+ /loop add progress-audit --interval 600 --message Run one bounded progress audit under wfi://overseer/maintain-continuation. Reconcile current project objectives with canonical Assign attempts, results and HITL decisions; continue the next authorized action using original references. Keep unknown outcomes open and do not repeat an uncertain effect.
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+ /loop add lifecycle-cleanup --interval 3600 --message Run one bounded cleanup audit under wfi://overseer/maintain-continuation. Reconcile owned panes and worktrees with accepted Assign results and preserved work; use the existing cleanup owner only when its preservation and no-writer gates pass. Retain active or uncertain work.
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+ contains the extension's custom entries and `/loop list` reports one copy of each
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+ duty with intervals 600 and 3600. A started process, successful prompt send or
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+ in-memory definition alone is insufficient. Never synthesize session entries.
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+ ### 2. Resume without re-registering
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+ ## Success Criteria
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