@ai-matrx/alchemy 0.9.1 → 0.11.0

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+ /**
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+ * Matrx Alchemy — Declare types (CONTRACT §2.1).
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+ *
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+ * A declaration is plain JSON data (chair ruling N2): no functions, no classes,
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+ * no React. Runtime behaviour lives in `MountedSurface` (`/declare/host`) and in
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+ * handler registrations, never here. Zero React, zero `@ai-matrx/agents`.
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+ */
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+ type Json$1 = null | boolean | number | string | Json$1[] | {
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+ [key: string]: Json$1;
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+ };
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+ /** Unchanged from `ui_surface_value_type_chk`. */
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+ type ValueType = "string" | "number" | "boolean" | "object" | "array" | "document";
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+ type Classification = "ordinary" | "secret" | "credential";
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+ /** Persisted (CONTRACT §2.7). Projection enforces it before any value leaves. */
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+ interface Sensitivity {
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+ /** false = never leaves through Operate. Default true. */
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+ exportable: boolean;
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+ /** secret/credential are always excluded; no caller can relax this. Default "ordinary". */
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+ classification: Classification;
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+ /** Pre-checked in the preparation workspace. Default true. */
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+ includedByDefault: boolean;
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+ }
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+ interface ValueGroup {
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+ key: string;
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+ label: string;
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+ sortOrder: number;
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+ description?: string;
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+ }
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+ /** The four runtime slots a capture fills (absorbs page-capture). */
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+ type LiveSlot = "selection" | "on-demand" | "errors" | "requests";
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+ interface DeclaredValue {
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+ name: string;
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+ label: string;
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+ description: string;
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+ valueType: ValueType;
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+ /** Registered content-ir kind key (DB: kind_key). */
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+ valueKind?: string;
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+ alwaysAvailable: boolean;
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+ typicalCharCount: number;
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+ autoContext?: boolean;
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+ group?: string;
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+ sortOrder?: number;
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+ sensitivity?: Partial<Sensitivity>;
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+ /** Filled at capture time from a live slot instead of the scope. */
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+ liveSlot?: LiveSlot;
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+ /** "request" values drop out of "Only the data". Default "data". */
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+ role?: "data" | "request";
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+ }
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+ /** Where a write lands. "stream" = applied live, op by op, into an editable text. */
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+ type WriteMode = "draft" | "entity" | "ui" | "stream";
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+ /** Who may apply WITHOUT a click. "queued" = filed for an organization's review. */
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+ type ApplyPolicy = "manual" | "ask" | "auto" | "queued";
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+ /** The WidgetHandle text op set, unchanged in meaning. */
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+ type StreamOp = "replace" | "insert_before" | "insert_after" | "prepend" | "append" | "patch";
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+ interface WriteTarget {
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+ name: string;
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+ label: string;
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+ description: string;
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+ valueType: ValueType;
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+ valueKind?: string;
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+ /** Read twin (evidence loop). Required when patchable or mode === "stream". */
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+ updatesValue?: string;
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+ patchable?: boolean;
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+ approvalComparison?: "text-replacement";
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+ mode: WriteMode;
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+ /** Required iff mode === "stream". */
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+ streamOps?: readonly StreamOp[];
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+ /** Default "manual". Binding overrides may only tighten. */
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+ applyPolicy?: ApplyPolicy;
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+ destination?: boolean;
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+ /** Present when the target writes into an item rather than the screen. */
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+ itemType?: string;
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+ group?: string;
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+ sortOrder?: number;
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+ }
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+ /** One kind of thing inside a screen (a row, a message, a code block, a card). */
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+ interface ItemType {
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+ name: string;
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+ label: string;
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+ description: string;
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+ /** Value names that together identify one item. */
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+ identity: readonly string[];
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+ levels?: readonly string[];
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+ entityType?: string;
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+ values: readonly DeclaredValue[];
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+ writeTargets?: readonly WriteTarget[];
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+ }
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+ type Readiness = "verified" | "partial" | "stub";
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+ /** `ui_surface_execution_mode_check`, unchanged. */
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+ type ExecutionMode = "python-stream" | "nextjs-stream" | "browser-realtime" | "local-runtime";
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+ interface ConfigNamespaceDeclaration {
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+ namespace: string;
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+ label: string;
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+ description: string;
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+ }
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+ interface EvidenceSourceDeclaration {
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+ kind: "processed_document";
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+ idValue: string;
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+ fileIdValue?: string;
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+ labelValue?: string;
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+ representation?: "clean" | "raw";
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * One screen's declaration. Owning packages add fields (agent roles, client
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+ * tools) as EXTENSION SLOTS — by interface extension or declaration merging —
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+ * and register a `DeclarationExtension` so validation and the sync cover them.
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+ */
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+ interface SurfaceDeclaration {
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+ surfaceName: string;
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+ /** REQUIRED. `ui_surface.client_name`; must equal the surfaceName prefix. */
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+ client: string;
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+ /** REQUIRED. `ui_surface.execution_mode`. */
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+ executionMode: ExecutionMode;
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+ /** REQUIRED. `ui_surface.description` ("" only where the live row is empty). */
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+ description: string;
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+ label: string;
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+ readiness: Readiness;
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+ readinessNote?: string;
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+ urlPattern?: string;
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+ inheritsFrom?: string;
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+ intro?: string;
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+ overlayId?: string;
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+ values: readonly DeclaredValue[];
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+ groups?: readonly ValueGroup[];
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+ writeTargets?: readonly WriteTarget[];
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+ itemTypes?: readonly ItemType[];
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+ liveSlots?: readonly LiveSlot[];
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+ configNamespaces?: readonly ConfigNamespaceDeclaration[];
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+ evidenceSources?: readonly EvidenceSourceDeclaration[];
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+ skipBaselineValues?: boolean;
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+ }
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+ type ValueProvenance = {
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+ kind: "own";
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+ } | {
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+ kind: "inherited";
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+ from: string;
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+ } | {
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+ kind: "baseline";
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+ };
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+ type ResolvedValue = DeclaredValue & {
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+ provenance: ValueProvenance;
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+ groupKey: string;
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+ /** Defaults filled. */
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+ resolvedSensitivity: Sensitivity;
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+ };
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+ interface ResolvedSurfaceDeclaration extends SurfaceDeclaration {
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+ contentHash: string;
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+ values: readonly ResolvedValue[];
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+ groups: readonly ValueGroup[];
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * ITEM KEYS. A value or write target is identified by (surfaceName, itemType ?? "", name).
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+ * The qualified key "<itemType>.<name>" names an item value; a bare name is a screen value.
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+ */
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+ type QualifiedValueKey = string;
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+ /** RAW-FREE. What leaves the package about a clicked item. */
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+ interface ResolvedItem {
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+ itemType: string;
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+ identity: Record<string, string>;
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+ level?: string;
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+ readOnly: boolean;
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+ }
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+
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+ /**
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+ * Surface Actions — the shapes (Applets CONTRACTS §6, FROZEN; exported here as a superset).
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+ *
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+ * An Action is one thing a surface can have done to it, by a person, an agent,
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+ * an applet or an automation: a write target, a client tool, a Kind Action or a
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+ * row in `ui.ui_surface_action`. All of them project onto `ActionDeclaration`
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+ * (`./declarations.ts`) and run through ONE runner (`./surface-run.ts`). There is
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+ * never a second registry: `name` IS the alchemy action id, and `category`
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+ * defaults to "applet" in alchemy's closed `ActionCategory` union.
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+ *
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+ * Types only — no runtime code, no React, no `@ai-matrx/agents`. `/ports`
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+ * imports from here, so this file imports nothing but local types.
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+ */
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+
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+ /** Who started a run. */
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+ type ActionCaller = "person" | "agent" | "applet" | "automation";
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+ /** Where a run goes: the page's own handler, an aidream server action, a mandate, or a route. */
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+ type ActionRuns = "page" | "server" | "mandate" | "navigate";
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+ /** Who may run it without a click: "manual" = only a person; "ask" = proposed first; "auto" = runs. */
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+ type ActionPolicy = "ask" | "auto" | "manual";
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+ /** A registered kind slug (`KindRef`, content-ir) or an inline JSON Schema. */
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+ type ActionInput = string | {
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+ jsonSchema: object;
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+ };
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+ /** Who authored the row (`ui.ui_surface*.declared_by`). Code sync touches only "code". */
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+ type ActionDeclaredBy = "code" | "database";
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+ /** Where the Action came from — superset field so a projection loses nothing. */
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+ interface ActionOrigin {
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+ source: "write-target" | "client-tool" | "surface-action";
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+ surfaceName?: string;
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+ surfaceId?: string;
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+ /** The source row's id, when it came from a row. */
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+ id?: string;
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+ declaredBy?: ActionDeclaredBy;
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+ /** `ui.ui_surface_action.code_ref`: the code item a database Action names. */
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+ codeRef?: string;
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+ /** The source row's organization (an organization extension applies only to its members). */
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+ organizationId?: string;
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+ }
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+ /** JSON only: what a lister (an agent, the menu, an applet) sees. */
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+ interface ActionInfo {
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+ name: string;
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+ category: string;
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+ label: string;
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+ description: string;
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+ runs: ActionRuns;
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+ policy: ActionPolicy;
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+ triggeredBy: ActionCaller[];
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+ input?: ActionInput;
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+ output?: string;
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+ /** The surface that declared it (a child's override names the child). */
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+ declaredOn: string;
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+ target?: string;
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+ updatesValue?: string;
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+ itemType?: string;
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+ /** Where it came from. "write-target" Actions go through the write door when one is bound (ALC-17). */
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+ source?: ActionOrigin["source"];
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+ }
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+ interface ActionContext {
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+ runId: string;
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+ by: ActionCaller;
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+ viewerId: string | null;
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+ surfaceName?: string;
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+ policy?: ActionPolicy;
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+ }
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+ /** The system's own sentence, never thrown into a UI. Superset of RecordsError (CONTRACTS §0 `AppletError`). */
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+ interface ActionError {
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+ code: string;
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+ message: string;
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+ retryable: boolean;
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+ diagnostic?: string;
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+ /** Superset: the one-click remedy a write door refusal names. */
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+ remedy?: string;
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+ }
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+ /** CONTRACTS §0 `Result<T>`. */
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+ type ActionResult<T = unknown> = {
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+ ok: true;
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+ data: T;
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+ } | {
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+ ok: false;
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+ error: ActionError;
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+ };
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+ /** `POST /actions/run` (aidream) — the request. */
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+ interface ServerActionRunRequest {
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+ name: string;
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+ input: Json$1;
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+ by: ActionCaller;
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+ surface_name?: string;
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+ policy?: ActionPolicy;
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+ }
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+ /** `POST /actions/run` (aidream) — the response. */
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+ interface ServerActionRunResponse {
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+ status: "applied" | "proposed" | "refused";
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+ message: string;
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+ receipts: Json$1[];
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+ proposal?: Json$1;
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+ }
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+ /** A mandate run request: by alias (an Action's `target`) or by key. */
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+ type MandateRunRequest = ({
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+ alias: string;
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+ key?: never;
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+ } | {
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+ key: string;
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+ alias?: never;
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+ }) & {
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+ variables: Record<string, Json$1>;
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+ userInput?: string;
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+ by: ActionCaller;
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+ policy: ActionPolicy;
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+ };
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+ /**
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+ * CONTRACTS §0/§3 `RunRef` — the serializable identity of a started mandate run. A mandate
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+ * Action answers with THIS, not the run's result: the result arrives later on the event stream
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+ * `run:<requestId>` (or `IntelligencePort.result(ref)`). Same fields as `@ai-matrx/agents`'s
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+ * `RunRef`, declared here because alchemy sits below agents and never imports it.
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+ */
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+ interface MandateRunRef {
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+ requestId: string;
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+ conversationId: string;
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+ mandateKey: string;
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * CONTRACTS §6 `SurfacePort` — the surface runtime as the frame sees it. Types
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+ * only here; the in-page host is AP-0's.
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+ */
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+ interface SurfacePort {
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+ /** Joins the runtime chain. */
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+ mount(name: string, parent: string | null): Promise<ActionResult<{
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+ mountId: string;
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+ }>>;
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+ unmount(mountId: string): Promise<void>;
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+ getValue(name: string): Promise<unknown>;
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+ setValue(name: string, v: unknown): Promise<void>;
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+ /** This mount's own Actions plus inherited ones. */
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+ listActions(): Promise<ActionInfo[]>;
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+ runAction(name: string, input: unknown, by: ActionCaller): Promise<ActionResult<unknown>>;
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+ /** A "page" Action is routed to the frame as `{ action, input, runId }`; the frame answers here. */
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+ completeAction(runId: string, result: ActionResult<unknown>): Promise<void>;
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+ }
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+
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+ /** A `ui.ui_surface_action` row. */
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+ interface SurfaceActionRow {
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+ id?: string;
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+ surface_id: string;
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+ surface_name: string;
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+ /** '' = the screen itself. */
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+ item_type: string;
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+ name: string;
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+ category: string;
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+ label: string;
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+ description: string;
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+ input: ActionInput | null;
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+ output: string | null;
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+ runs: ActionRuns;
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+ target: string | null;
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+ triggered_by: ActionCaller[];
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+ policy: ActionPolicy;
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+ updates_value: string | null;
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+ code_ref: string | null;
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+ declared_by: ActionDeclaredBy;
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+ sort_order: number;
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+ /**
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+ * The row's organization. A `declared_by='database'` row on a surface outside `applets/` is that
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+ * organization's EXTENSION and applies only to its members (`readSurfaceChain`, aidream `visible_actions`).
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+ */
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+ organization_id?: string | null;
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+ }
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+
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+ /** Surfaces under this prefix belong to one Applet; their database rows are never "extensions". */
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+ declare const APPLET_SURFACE_PREFIX = "applets/";
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+ interface ReadSurfaceChainOptions {
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+ /** Most ancestors a surface may have (alchemy's declaration default when absent). */
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+ maxDepth?: number;
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+ /** ALL of the viewer's organization memberships. Absent = organization extensions are dropped. */
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+ organizationIds?: readonly string[];
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+ }
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+ /** Whether a row applies to a viewer with these memberships (aidream `visible_actions`). */
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+ declare function surfaceActionVisible(row: Pick<SurfaceActionRow, "declared_by" | "surface_name" | "organization_id">, organizationIds: readonly string[] | undefined): boolean;
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+ declare function readSurfaceChain(client: object, surfaceName: string, options?: ReadSurfaceChainOptions): Promise<ActionResult<ActionInfo[]>>;
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+
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+ /**
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+ * The click target (CONTRACT §2.4) in its own module: `/ports` references it,
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+ * and `/ports` must stay free of every other package (types only).
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+ */
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+
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+ /** The transfer Payload's kinds (`actions/types.ts` asserts equality at compile time). */
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+ type PayloadKind = "text" | "markdown" | "json" | "rows" | "registered";
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+ /** What eligibility is computed from: everything declared at the click target. */
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+ interface ClickTarget {
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+ surface: {
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+ instanceId: string;
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+ surfaceName: string;
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+ } | null;
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+ /** The resolved declaration (inheritance applied). Eligibility decides by KEY existence over it. */
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+ declaration: ResolvedSurfaceDeclaration | null;
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+ /** Declared value keys with a read path here (screen names + qualified item keys). Key existence, not population. */
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+ valueKeys: ReadonlySet<QualifiedValueKey>;
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+ /** Scope chain, most general first: ["global", "<domain>", "<surfaceName>"]. */
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+ scopeChain: readonly string[];
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+ /** The surface's explicit exclusions (the one override). */
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+ excludedActionIds: ReadonlySet<string>;
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+ item: ResolvedItem | null;
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+ level: string | null;
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+ /** Offsets + the live range handle, editable or not. */
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+ selection: {
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+ text: string;
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+ type: "editable" | "non-editable";
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+ start: number;
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+ end: number;
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+ /** Opaque host handle (DOM Range / element) used to restore or stream into the selection. */
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+ handle?: unknown;
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+ } | null;
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+ /** Payload kinds a capture of this target would produce (from declared value types/kinds). */
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+ payloadKinds: readonly PayloadKind[];
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+ /** Declared targets writable on this target right now. */
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+ writable: readonly WriteTarget[];
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+ readOnly: boolean;
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+ /** True when any declared value here is secret/credential or non-exportable. */
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+ restricted: boolean;
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+ organizationId: string | null;
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+ auth: {
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+ authenticated: boolean;
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+ admin: boolean;
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+ creator: boolean;
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+ };
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+ /**
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+ * Host-owned context a provider reads to act (the rich-document source, the
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+ * editable field's callbacks). Opaque to the package; never crosses into the
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+ * model. Providers that need it narrow it themselves.
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+ */
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+ host?: unknown;
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+ }
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+
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+ /**
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+ * Operate — the format and delivery contract (Matrx Alchemy CONTRACT §2.3, ALC-16).
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+ *
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+ * A format is an ADAPTER: `supports` is synchronous and loads nothing; `load` dynamically
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+ * imports the engine the first time the format is chosen (print for rich-html/html/pdf/docx/
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+ * epub, SheetJS for xlsx). Delivery accepts only a SEALED artifact, so the bytes previewed are
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+ * the bytes copied, downloaded or sent.
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+ */
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+
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+ /** A reference to a declared write target (resolved by the one write door, ALC-17). */
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+ interface WriteTargetRef {
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+ surfaceName?: string;
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+ target: string;
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+ item?: {
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+ itemType: string;
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+ identity: Record<string, string>;
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+ };
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * Every write returns one (CONTRACT §2.3; the door is `createWriteDoor`, ALC-17). An applied
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+ * receipt may carry a `warning` with its `fix` (rule 10: a person's kind mismatch warns, never refuses).
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+ * A refusal's `reason` is a `WriteRefusalReason` (`./door`).
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+ */
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+ type Receipt = {
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+ status: "applied";
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+ to: WriteTargetRef;
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+ sentence: string;
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+ warning?: string;
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+ fix?: string;
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+ } | {
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+ status: "queued";
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+ to: WriteTargetRef;
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+ sentence: string;
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+ remedy: string;
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+ } | {
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+ status: "refused";
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+ to: WriteTargetRef;
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+ reason: string;
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+ sentence: string;
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+ remedy: string;
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+ };
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+
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+ /**
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+ * THE ONE WRITE DOOR (Matrx Alchemy ALC-17; Applets CONTRACTS §6 "receipts through the one write door").
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+ *
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+ * Every write — a person's edit, a menu row, a destination send, an agent, an applet, an automation,
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+ * an Action projected from a write target — lands through `door.write`. The door:
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+ *
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+ * 1. resolves the DECLARED write target (the surface's own, then its ancestors'); an undeclared
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+ * target is refused by name;
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+ * 2. enforces the mode: `stream` takes ops from the target's `streamOps`; ops on any other target
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+ * need `patchable` (+ `updatesValue`); a value on a `stream` target is refused;
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+ * 3. checks the kind (rule 10): a person's mismatch WARNS (the receipt is still applied, with a
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+ * `warning` and a `fix`); an agent's, applet's or automation's malformed write is REFUSED;
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+ * 4. applies the policy: manual → a person only; ask → a person's own act is the approval, anyone
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+ * else asks through `approvals`; queued → filed through `review`; auto → applies;
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+ * 5. applies through the handler: the mounted page's LIVE handler wins over the HEADLESS one;
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+ * neither → refused `unapplicable` ("open <surface> to apply it");
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+ * 6. turns stale / missing record / broken protected span into "cannot apply" with a one-click
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+ * remedy (rule 11).
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+ *
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+ * Every outcome is a `Receipt` carrying the system's own sentence. `write` never throws.
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+ *
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+ * Who counts as a person: `person`, `menu` and `destination` (a destination send is a person's own
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+ * click on "Send to …"). `agent`, `applet` and `automation` are not.
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+ *
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+ * Open-risk ruling — stream ops into an entity target: an entity write is ONE atomic save. Ops reach
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+ * an entity target only when it is declared `patchable` (the ops are handed to the handler in one
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+ * call and commit as one save); a non-patchable entity target refuses ops with the remedy "stream
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+ * into the editor, then save". Op-by-op persistence into a record does not exist.
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+ */
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+
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+ /** Who is writing. `menu` and `destination` are a person's own act. */
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+ type WriteCaller = "person" | "agent" | "applet" | "automation" | "destination" | "menu";
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+ /** One text op for a `stream` (or `patchable`) target — the WidgetHandle op set. */
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+ interface WriteOp {
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+ op: StreamOp;
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+ /** The text the op inserts or replaces with. */
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+ text?: string;
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+ /** What `replace` / `insert_before` / `insert_after` / `patch` anchor on. */
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+ find?: string;
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+ }
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+ interface WriteRequest {
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+ surfaceName: string;
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+ /** A write target name; `"<itemType>.<name>"` names an item's target. */
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+ target: string;
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+ itemType?: string;
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+ /** Which item, by its declared identity values. Required for an item target. */
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+ itemIdentity?: Record<string, string>;
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+ /** A whole value. Exactly one of `value` / `ops`. */
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+ value?: unknown;
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+ /** Text ops (stream / patchable targets). */
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+ ops?: readonly WriteOp[];
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+ by: WriteCaller;
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+ runId?: string;
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+ }
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+ /** What a handler receives: the request plus the declared target it resolved to. */
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+ interface WriteApplyRequest {
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+ surfaceName: string;
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+ /** The surface that declares the target (an ancestor when inherited). */
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+ declaredOn: string;
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+ target: WriteTarget;
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+ item?: {
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+ itemType: string;
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+ identity: Record<string, string>;
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+ };
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+ value?: unknown;
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+ ops?: readonly WriteOp[];
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+ by: WriteCaller;
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+ runId?: string;
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+ }
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+ /** Rule 11: the three "cannot apply" signals. */
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+ type CannotApply = "stale" | "missing-record" | "broken-span";
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+ /**
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+ * A handler applies the write. Return nothing (or `{ status: "applied" }`) when it landed, or a
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+ * `cannotApply` signal; THROWING an error whose `code` is a `CannotApply` signal means the same.
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+ */
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+ type WriteHandlerResult = void | {
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+ status: "applied";
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+ sentence?: string;
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+ } | {
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+ status: "cannot-apply";
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+ cannotApply: CannotApply;
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+ sentence?: string;
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+ remedy?: string;
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+ };
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+ type WriteHandler = (request: WriteApplyRequest, signal: AbortSignal) => WriteHandlerResult | Promise<WriteHandlerResult>;
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+ /** Files a `queued` write for an organization's review. */
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+ interface WriteReviewPort {
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+ file(request: WriteApplyRequest): Promise<{
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+ sentence?: string;
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+ remedy?: string;
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+ } | void>;
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+ }
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+ interface WriteDoor {
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+ write(request: WriteRequest, signal?: AbortSignal): Promise<Receipt>;
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+ /** A feature's write handler that works with no page mounted. Refuses a second one for the same target. */
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+ registerHeadless(surfaceName: string, targetName: string, handler: WriteHandler): () => void;
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+ /** A mounted page's handler; wins over the headless one while registered. Returns unregister. */
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+ registerLive(surfaceName: string, targetName: string, handler: WriteHandler): () => void;
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+ }
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+
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+ /**
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+ * `@ai-matrx/alchemy/ports` — the host ports (Matrx Alchemy CONTRACT §2.2).
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+ *
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+ * The app binds these ONCE, at its boundary (where the Alchemy host is
543
+ * mounted). The package never imports the host.
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+ *
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+ * ── Ports arrive with the wave that needs them (chair ruling N8) ────────────
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+ *
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+ * This entry declares only the ports the current waves use:
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+ *
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+ * ALC-13 `kinds` (content-ir's validator, injected), `diagnostics` (required)
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+ * ALC-14 `identity`, `persistence`
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+ * ALC-15 `store`, `notify`, `overlay`, `icons`, `knobs`, `i18n`, `auth`, `dialogs`
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+ *
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+ * ALC-16 `transport`, `assets`, `server`
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+ * PP-01a `window` (host-rendered windows for a live preparation session)
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+ * PP-13a `transferKnobs` (organization default recipes)
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+ *
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+ * ALC-17 `door` (the one write door), `review` (queued writes)
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+ *
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+ * ── Absent-port semantics ───────────────────────────────────────────────────
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+ *
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+ * Every port except `diagnostics` is OPTIONAL. A port the host does not bind
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+ * means that capability is ABSENT: the actions, formats or writes that need
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+ * it are not offered at all. A missing port is never stubbed, never faked
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+ * with a default that pretends to work, and never shown as a dead control.
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+ *
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+ * kinds absent → kind validation is absent (no value can be checked,
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+ * so a kind-bearing write is not offered)
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+ * diagnostics REQUIRED → nothing fails silently; contract breaks land here
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+ * identity absent → organization-scoped declarations are absent
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+ * persistence absent → per-person settings are absent (organization and
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+ * platform defaults apply)
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+ * store absent → actions that read named host state or run named
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+ * host commands are absent
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+ * notify absent → outcomes are not announced (diagnostics still captures)
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+ * overlay absent → actions that open an overlay or navigate are absent
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+ * icons absent → rows render label-only (a key is never shown as text)
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+ * knobs absent → the platform default layout/density applies
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+ * i18n absent → labels as written
579
+ * auth absent → a signed-out person does not see requiresAuth actions
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+ * (sign-in-then-resume is the capability that is missing)
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+ * dialogs absent → actions that need a host dialog are absent
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+ * window absent → the preparation workspace window is absent (its
583
+ * Prepare entry is not offered; it never falls back
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+ * to an overlay carrying the session as data)
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+ * transferKnobs absent → no organization default recipe; a person's own
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+ * default (persistence) or the package's Full applies
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+ * serverActions absent → `runs: "server"` Actions refuse with "not available here"
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+ * mandates absent → `runs: "mandate"` Actions refuse the same way
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+ * pageActions absent → `runs: "page"` Actions refuse the same way
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+ * approvals absent → a policy "ask" Action started by an agent, applet or automation is refused
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+ * ("needs a person's approval"); a person's own click is the approval
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+ * (`runs: "navigate"` goes through `overlay.navigate`; overlay absent → refused)
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+ * door absent → write-target Actions dispatch to `pageActions` as before, and
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+ * `Delivery.send` is refused with a remedy; bound → every such write goes
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+ * through it and returns its receipt
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+ * review absent → a write to a `queued` target is refused ("review isn't available here")
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+ *
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+ * Types only: this entry has no runtime code.
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+ */
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+ /** JSON as it crosses a port. */
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+ type Json = null | boolean | number | string | Json[] | {
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+ [key: string]: Json;
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+ };
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+ /**
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+ * content-ir's kind validator, injected so Alchemy validates without
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+ * importing the app or the kind catalog. The host builds it from
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+ * `@ai-matrx/content-ir`'s `createKindValidator` over its own
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+ * `SchemaSourcePort` (which content-ir defines and exports; Alchemy never
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+ * declares it).
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+ *
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+ * `unverifiable: true` marks a verdict where the kind could not be checked
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+ * (not registered, no schema, uncompilable schema, catalog unreachable) — a
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+ * skip, which is never a pass.
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+ */
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+ interface KindValidatorPort {
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+ validate(kindKey: string, value: unknown, signal: AbortSignal): Promise<{
617
+ ok: true;
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+ } | {
619
+ ok: false;
620
+ sentence: string;
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+ remedy: string;
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+ unverifiable?: true;
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+ }>;
624
+ }
625
+
626
+ /** Where contract breaks are captured. Required: nothing fails silently. */
627
+ interface DiagnosticsPort {
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+ capture(error: unknown, context: {
629
+ area: "declare" | "operate" | "write" | "actions" | "menu";
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+ detail: Json;
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+ }): void;
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+ }
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+ /** Who is using the app right now, and in which organization. */
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+ interface IdentityPort {
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+ /** `null` while the host has no resolved identity yet. */
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+ current(): {
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+ userId: string;
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+ organizationId: string | null;
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+ isAuthenticated: boolean;
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+ isAdmin: boolean;
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+ } | null;
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+ /** Called whenever `current()` may answer differently; returns unsubscribe. */
643
+ onChange(listener: () => void): () => void;
644
+ }
645
+ /** Per-person settings (layout, density, transfer preferences), layered by the host's settings system. */
646
+ interface PersistencePort {
647
+ readSetting<T extends Json>(key: string): Promise<T | null>;
648
+ writeSetting(key: string, value: Json): Promise<void>;
649
+ }
650
+ /** Neutral state access: named reads and named commands. No Redux type or dispatch crosses this line. */
651
+ interface StorePort {
652
+ /** A named, typed read the host registered ("activeConversationId", "organizationName"). */
653
+ read<T extends Json>(key: string): T | null;
654
+ /** A named command the host registered ("tasks.setPendingSource"); resolves with its result. */
655
+ command(name: string, input: Json): Promise<Json | void>;
656
+ subscribe(key: string, listener: () => void): () => void;
657
+ }
658
+ interface NotifyPort {
659
+ success(sentence: string): void;
660
+ info(sentence: string): void;
661
+ /** Every failure names its remedy. */
662
+ error(sentence: string, remedy: string): void;
663
+ }
664
+ /** Overlays are dispatched through the host; the menu never renders a modal. */
665
+ interface OverlayHostPort {
666
+ open(overlayId: string, data: Json, instanceId?: string): void;
667
+ close(overlayId: string, instanceId?: string): void;
668
+ navigate(href: string): void;
669
+ }
670
+ /** Icon key → the host's icon component. The model only ever holds keys. */
671
+ interface IconResolverPort {
672
+ resolve(key: string): unknown | null;
673
+ }
674
+ type ContextArrangementKnob = "classic" | "tiered" | "command";
675
+ type DensityKnob = "comfortable" | "compact";
676
+ /** ORGANIZATION defaults only; every method takes the organization. */
677
+ interface MenuKnobsPort {
678
+ /** Replaces the constant PLACEMENT_LABEL_OVERRIDE. */
679
+ placementLabel(placement: string, organizationId: string | null): string | null;
680
+ /** Replaces the constant DEFAULT_PLACEMENT_MODE. */
681
+ placementMode(placement: string, organizationId: string | null): "show" | "hide";
682
+ /** The organization's default layout and density (platform default when null: command / comfortable). */
683
+ layout(organizationId: string | null): {
684
+ context: ContextArrangementKnob;
685
+ density: DensityKnob;
686
+ } | null;
687
+ }
688
+ /** Label translation. Absent = labels as written. */
689
+ interface I18nPort {
690
+ t(key: string, fallback: string): string;
691
+ }
692
+ /** Sign in, then resume the action the person picked. */
693
+ interface AuthResumePort {
694
+ isSignedIn(): boolean;
695
+ /** Stash {actionId, target fingerprint} and open sign-in; after sign-in the next matching menu host resumes it. */
696
+ signInThenResume(pending: {
697
+ actionId: string;
698
+ contentFingerprint: string;
699
+ }): void;
700
+ takePending(contentFingerprint: string): {
701
+ actionId: string;
702
+ } | null;
703
+ }
704
+ /** Per-instance host dialogs (today's RichDocumentActionContextCallbacks). */
705
+ interface HostDialogsPort {
706
+ requestDelete?(target: ClickTarget): void;
707
+ requestConvert?(target: ClickTarget): void;
708
+ requestEditHistory?(target: ClickTarget): void;
709
+ requestFullPrint?(target: ClickTarget): void;
710
+ requestSaveTable?(table: {
711
+ headers: string[];
712
+ rows: string[][];
713
+ }): void;
714
+ requestFlashcard?(answer: string): void;
715
+ }
716
+ /** The ports a host binds. Optional = absent capability when unbound (see above). */
717
+ interface AlchemyHostPorts {
718
+ kinds?: KindValidatorPort;
719
+ /** REQUIRED from ALC-13 (the only non-optional port): contract breaks are captured here. */
720
+ diagnostics: DiagnosticsPort;
721
+ identity?: IdentityPort;
722
+ persistence?: PersistencePort;
723
+ store?: StorePort;
724
+ notify?: NotifyPort;
725
+ overlay?: OverlayHostPort;
726
+ icons?: IconResolverPort;
727
+ /** Organization defaults for menu knobs; a person's own choice is layered over them via persistence (N9). */
728
+ knobs?: MenuKnobsPort;
729
+ i18n?: I18nPort;
730
+ auth?: AuthResumePort;
731
+ dialogs?: HostDialogsPort;
732
+ /** Clipboard and download for this runtime (the browser default ships in /operate). */
733
+ transport?: TransportPort;
734
+ /** Private or signed images → share-safe URLs before HTML is sealed. Absent = images keep their URL. */
735
+ assets?: AssetResolverPort;
736
+ /** Present when the host can reach aidream server operations; absent = server formats are not offered. */
737
+ server?: ServerPort;
738
+ /** Host-rendered windows for a LIVE preparation session (functions, subscriptions, sealed artifacts). */
739
+ window?: WindowPort;
740
+ /** Organization default recipes, resolved by the host's Feature Knob ladder (platform → organization). */
741
+ transferKnobs?: TransferKnobsPort;
742
+ /** aidream `POST /actions/run`: a registered server action by name, as the caller, under the apply-policy cascade. */
743
+ serverActions?: ServerActionPort;
744
+ /** Runs a mandate by alias or key (the host binds `@ai-matrx/agents`; alchemy never imports it). */
745
+ mandates?: MandatePort;
746
+ /** The page's own handlers for `runs: "page"` Actions (in an applet frame: routed as `{ action, input, runId }`). */
747
+ pageActions?: PageActionPort;
748
+ /** Asks a person, in place, to approve an `ask` Action that an agent, applet or automation started. */
749
+ approvals?: ApprovalPort;
750
+ /** `createWriteDoor(...)`: every write to a declared target lands here and returns a receipt. */
751
+ door?: WriteDoor;
752
+ /** Files a write to a `queued` target for an organization's review. */
753
+ review?: WriteReviewPort;
754
+ }
755
+ interface ServerActionPort {
756
+ run(request: ServerActionRunRequest): Promise<ServerActionRunResponse>;
757
+ }
758
+ interface MandatePort {
759
+ /**
760
+ * STARTS the run and resolves with its `RunRef` (CONTRACTS §3/§6) — never the run's result, which
761
+ * arrives later on `run:<requestId>` / `IntelligencePort.result(ref)`. Rejects with the system's sentence.
762
+ */
763
+ run(request: MandateRunRequest): Promise<MandateRunRef>;
764
+ }
765
+ interface ApprovalRequest {
766
+ action: string;
767
+ label: string;
768
+ description: string;
769
+ input: Json;
770
+ by: "agent" | "applet" | "automation";
771
+ surfaceName: string;
772
+ }
773
+ interface ApprovalPort {
774
+ /** Resolves true when the person approves; false when they decline or dismiss. */
775
+ ask(request: ApprovalRequest): Promise<boolean>;
776
+ }
777
+ interface PageActionPort {
778
+ dispatch(name: string, input: unknown, context: ActionContext): Promise<ActionResult<unknown>>;
779
+ }
780
+ /**
781
+ * Why a port and not `OverlayHostPort`: an overlay's `data` is `Json`, and a live preparation
782
+ * session is not — it holds functions, subscriptions and sealed-artifact handles. So the workspace
783
+ * never travels as overlay data; the package hands the host a render function and the host draws it
784
+ * inside its own window system, with the session still live in the closure.
785
+ */
786
+ interface WindowSize {
787
+ width: number;
788
+ height: number;
789
+ }
790
+ interface WindowOpenOptions {
791
+ /** The window's title, as a person reads it. */
792
+ title: string;
793
+ /** Preferred size; `"full"` = near-full-screen. The host clamps to the viewport. */
794
+ size?: WindowSize | "full";
795
+ /**
796
+ * Stable identity. Opening an id that is already open focuses that window and draws the new
797
+ * render in it instead of opening a second one.
798
+ */
799
+ instanceId?: string;
800
+ /** Called exactly once when the window closes, whoever closed it (the person, `close()`, the host). */
801
+ onClose?: () => void;
802
+ }
803
+ interface WindowHandle {
804
+ readonly instanceId: string;
805
+ /** Close the window; idempotent. */
806
+ close(): void;
807
+ /** Bring the window to the front; a no-op once closed. */
808
+ focus(): void;
809
+ isOpen(): boolean;
810
+ }
811
+ interface WindowPort {
812
+ /**
813
+ * What the host really draws. `"window"`: non-blocking, movable, resizable. `"dialog"`: a blocking
814
+ * full-screen dialog — a surface on a dialog host never says "window" and never offers a second one.
815
+ */
816
+ readonly presentation: "window" | "dialog";
817
+ /** True only when several windows can be open and usable at once. False = never offer "open another". */
818
+ readonly multiInstance: boolean;
819
+ /**
820
+ * Draw `render(handle)` inside a host window. `render` returns a host UI node (a React element in
821
+ * a React host) and is called by the host while the window is open.
822
+ */
823
+ open(render: (window: WindowHandle) => unknown, options: WindowOpenOptions): WindowHandle;
824
+ }
825
+ /**
826
+ * ORGANIZATION defaults for transfer, resolved by the host's Feature Knob ladder: the platform
827
+ * default an admin sets, overridden by the organization. Never per-person — a person's own choice
828
+ * lives only in `PersistencePort` and is layered over this by the package (`resolveDefaultRecipe`).
829
+ */
830
+ interface TransferKnobsPort {
831
+ /**
832
+ * The organization's default recipe for one source kind (the platform default when the
833
+ * organization set none), or null when neither names one. A read that fails rejects; it never
834
+ * answers null for "could not ask".
835
+ */
836
+ defaultRecipe(sourceKind: string, organizationId: string | null): Promise<Json | null>;
837
+ }
838
+ /** A transferable artifact as the transport sees it (structurally `@ai-matrx/alchemy/operate`'s Artifact). */
839
+ interface TransportArtifact {
840
+ format: string;
841
+ plainText: string;
842
+ html?: string;
843
+ file?: {
844
+ filename: string;
845
+ mime: string;
846
+ bytes: Uint8Array;
847
+ };
848
+ }
849
+ type TransportOutcome = {
850
+ status: "success";
851
+ delivered: "clipboard" | "download-started";
852
+ mimeTypes: string[];
853
+ } | {
854
+ status: "degraded";
855
+ delivered: "plain-text";
856
+ reason: string;
857
+ } | {
858
+ status: "cancelled";
859
+ } | {
860
+ status: "error";
861
+ code: string;
862
+ message: string;
863
+ retryable: boolean;
864
+ };
865
+ /** Clipboard and download for a non-browser runtime (MV3 service worker, Tauri — CONTRACT R8). */
866
+ interface TransportPort {
867
+ copy(artifact: TransportArtifact, signal: AbortSignal): Promise<TransportOutcome>;
868
+ download(artifact: TransportArtifact, signal: AbortSignal): Promise<TransportOutcome>;
869
+ }
870
+ interface AssetResolverPort {
871
+ resolve(url: string, signal: AbortSignal): Promise<{
872
+ url: string;
873
+ } | null>;
874
+ }
875
+ type ServerResult = {
876
+ status: "bytes";
877
+ filename: string;
878
+ mime: string;
879
+ bytes: Uint8Array;
880
+ notices: readonly {
881
+ code: string;
882
+ sentence: string;
883
+ remedy: string;
884
+ }[];
885
+ } | {
886
+ status: "receipt";
887
+ receipt: {
888
+ status: string;
889
+ sentence: string;
890
+ remedy?: string;
891
+ };
892
+ };
893
+ interface ServerPort {
894
+ call(operationId: string, input: Json, signal: AbortSignal): Promise<ServerResult>;
895
+ }
896
+
897
+ /**
898
+ * THE ONE RUNNER for surface Actions (Applets CONTRACTS §6). Every caller — a
899
+ * person's click, an agent, an applet, an automation — runs an Action through
900
+ * here, so policy and caller rules live once.
901
+ *
902
+ * Policy "ask": a person's own click is the approval. Started by an agent, applet or automation,
903
+ * a "server" run carries the policy to aidream (which answers with a proposal); every other run
904
+ * asks the person through `ports.approvals` first, and is refused by name without that port.
905
+ *
906
+ * Dispatch by `runs`:
907
+ * "server" → `ports.serverActions.run({ name: target, input, by, surface_name, policy })`
908
+ * "mandate" → `ports.mandates.run({ alias: target, variables, by, policy })` — answers with the
909
+ * started run's `MandateRunRef`; the result streams later on `run:<requestId>`
910
+ * "navigate" → `ports.overlay.navigate(target)` with `{param}` filled from the input
911
+ * "page" → `ports.pageActions.dispatch(name, input, context)`
912
+ * A port the host did not bind means that capability is ABSENT: the run is
913
+ * refused with a sentence, never stubbed (ports rule).
914
+ *
915
+ * Write targets (ALC-17): an Action projected from a declared write target (`source: "write-target"`)
916
+ * goes through `ports.door.write` when a door is bound — the door applies the target's own policy
917
+ * (manual / ask / queued / auto) and its receipt becomes the result (`applied` / `queued` → ok with
918
+ * the receipt; refused → an error whose code is the refusal reason and whose `remedy` is the door's).
919
+ * Without a door it dispatches to `pageActions` as before.
920
+ *
921
+ * Never throws: every outcome is a `Result` whose error message is the
922
+ * system's own sentence.
923
+ */
924
+
925
+ type SurfaceActionPorts = Pick<AlchemyHostPorts, "diagnostics" | "serverActions" | "mandates" | "pageActions" | "overlay" | "approvals" | "door">;
926
+
927
+ /**
928
+ * `createSurfacePort` — the one SurfacePort runtime (Applets CONTRACTS §6 + Amendment 2.1).
929
+ *
930
+ * A parent surface offers every Action and value it has; a user's or organization's surface
931
+ * extends it. This is the runtime a host binds once and hands to a frame:
932
+ *
933
+ * mount reads the chain from the DATABASE (`readSurfaceChain`); the frame's `parent`
934
+ * argument names the same thing and is not trusted over it
935
+ * get/setValue the surface's named values, cloned both ways; `setValue` emits `value:<name>`
936
+ * listActions never throws — a refusal goes to `ports.diagnostics` and answers `[]`
937
+ * runAction found by name in the mounted chain (or a fresh read), run through
938
+ * `runSurfaceAction` (the one runner); an Action that `updatesValue` sets it
939
+ * completeAction settles a pending page-Action run by its runId
940
+ *
941
+ * Page Actions: with `opts.pageActions` the host routes them (e.g. to the frame that declared the
942
+ * surface) and may park the run with `awaitPageAction(runId)`. Without it the port routes them
943
+ * itself: it emits `"actions"` `{ action, input, runId, by }` and waits for `completeAction`.
944
+ * `dispose()` settles every run this port parked with `host_disposed`.
945
+ *
946
+ * The package never imports the host or supabase: the client is structural (`./client.ts`), and
947
+ * every capability arrives as a port. Nothing here picks an organization.
948
+ */
949
+
950
+ /** The stream a self-routed page Action travels on (CONTRACTS Amendment 2.1). */
951
+ declare const PAGE_ACTION_STREAM = "actions";
952
+ /** The stream a surface value travels on. */
953
+ declare const valueStream: (name: string) => string;
954
+ /** What travels on `"actions"`; the frame answers with `surface.completeAction(runId, result)`. */
955
+ interface PageActionEvent {
956
+ action: string;
957
+ input: unknown;
958
+ runId: string;
959
+ by?: ActionCaller;
960
+ }
961
+ /** The runner's ports the host binds; page Actions are routed by `pageActions` / the port itself. */
962
+ type SurfacePortRunPorts = Omit<SurfaceActionPorts, "pageActions">;
963
+ /** One settle function per parked page-Action run. */
964
+ type PendingPageActions = Map<string, (result: ActionResult<unknown>) => void>;
965
+ interface CreateSurfacePortOptions {
966
+ /** A supabase-js v2 client carrying the VIEWER's session. Typed `object` on purpose (see ./client.ts). */
967
+ client: object;
968
+ /** ALL of the viewer's memberships, for organization extensions. Absent = extensions are dropped. */
969
+ organizationIds?: () => Promise<readonly string[]>;
970
+ /** The viewer's user id, stamped on every run's context. */
971
+ viewerId?: () => Promise<string | null>;
972
+ /** The runner's capabilities. `diagnostics` is required; each absent port = that capability is absent. */
973
+ ports: SurfacePortRunPorts;
974
+ /** The host's own page-Action routing. Absent = the port emits `"actions"` and waits for `completeAction`. */
975
+ pageActions?: PageActionPort;
976
+ /**
977
+ * The host's event hub: `value:<name>` on `setValue`, and `"actions"` for self-routed page Actions.
978
+ * Return `false` when nobody is subscribed to the stream — a self-routed page Action is then
979
+ * refused `action_unhandled` instead of waiting for an answer that cannot come.
980
+ */
981
+ emit(stream: string, payload: unknown): void | boolean;
982
+ /** Values seeded at mount; a value already set is never overwritten. */
983
+ seedValues?: () => Promise<Record<string, unknown>>;
984
+ /** The surface to read when nothing is mounted yet (e.g. the Applet's own `applets/<id>`). */
985
+ surfaceName?: () => Promise<string>;
986
+ /** Most ancestors a surface may have. */
987
+ maxDepth?: number;
988
+ /** Ids for mounts (`"mount"`) and runs (`"act"`). */
989
+ mintId?: (prefix: string) => string;
990
+ /**
991
+ * Share ONE map across the ports of one host tree, so a frame answering on its own host settles a
992
+ * run another host routed to it. Absent = this port's own map.
993
+ */
994
+ pending?: PendingPageActions;
995
+ }
996
+ interface SurfacePortHandle extends SurfacePort {
997
+ /** Park a page-Action run until `completeAction(runId, …)` (or `dispose()`) settles it. */
998
+ awaitPageAction(runId: string): Promise<ActionResult<unknown>>;
999
+ /** Settle every run this port parked with `host_disposed`, and forget the mount and values. */
1000
+ dispose(): void;
1001
+ }
1002
+ declare function createSurfacePort(opts: CreateSurfacePortOptions): SurfacePortHandle;
1003
+
1004
+ /**
1005
+ * The few reads the surface runtime makes through the VIEWER's supabase client, typed STRUCTURALLY.
1006
+ *
1007
+ * Alchemy never imports supabase or the host (package rule 13). Deliberately not
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+ * `SupabaseClient<Database>` either: a generated `Database` type makes `schema().from().select()`
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+ * enormous and a host passing its typed client hits TS2589. The host hands its client in as an
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+ * `object`; the ONE cast lives in `asSurfaceClient`, and every read names its schema out loud.
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+ *
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+ * Holds no key and opens no connection: the client carries the person's session, so row security
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+ * decides every answer.
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+ */
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+
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+ /** What a supabase-js read resolves with. */
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+ interface SurfaceReadAnswer {
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+ data: unknown;
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+ error: {
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+ message: string;
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+ code?: string;
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+ details?: string;
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+ hint?: string;
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+ } | null;
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+ }
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+ /** The filter chain the reads use — a subset of supabase-js's `PostgrestFilterBuilder`. */
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+ interface SurfaceReadChain extends PromiseLike<SurfaceReadAnswer> {
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+ eq(column: string, value: unknown): SurfaceReadChain;
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+ in(column: string, values: readonly unknown[]): SurfaceReadChain;
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+ is(column: string, value: null): SurfaceReadChain;
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+ order(column: string, options?: {
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+ ascending?: boolean;
1033
+ }): SurfaceReadChain;
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+ maybeSingle(): PromiseLike<SurfaceReadAnswer>;
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+ }
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+ /** The part of a supabase-js v2 client the surface runtime reads through. */
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+ interface SurfaceClient {
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+ schema(name: string): {
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+ from(table: string): {
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+ select(columns: string): SurfaceReadChain;
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+ };
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+ };
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+ }
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+
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+ export { APPLET_SURFACE_PREFIX, type ActionCaller, type ActionContext, type ActionInfo, type ActionResult, type CreateSurfacePortOptions, type MandateRunRef, PAGE_ACTION_STREAM, type PageActionEvent, type PendingPageActions, type ReadSurfaceChainOptions, type SurfaceClient, type SurfacePort, type SurfacePortHandle, type SurfacePortRunPorts, type SurfaceReadAnswer, type SurfaceReadChain, createSurfacePort, readSurfaceChain, surfaceActionVisible, valueStream };