@andespindola/crow-skills 0.37.0 → 0.38.1

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  """Portable, local-first installer for the crow-skills catalogue."""
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- __version__ = "0.37.0"
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+ __version__ = "0.38.1"
@@ -115,12 +115,23 @@ def real_home(home):
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  # --- scheduler files ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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  def search_path(launcher):
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- dirs = [os.path.dirname(launcher)]
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+ """PATH for the scheduled run.
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+
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+ Order matters and used to be wrong: directories discovered with
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+ shutil.which were appended before the curated list, so on a Mac with
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+ Homebrew Python the plist ended up with /usr/bin AHEAD of
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+ /opt/homebrew/bin. Under launchd that resolves python3 to the system 3.9,
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+ and the launcher aborts with "Python 3.10+ é necessário" — which is why the
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+ agent fired daily and failed silently for days. The curated directories now
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+ come first, and CROW_SKILLS_PYTHON (see scheduler_files) pins the
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+ interpreter outright so no PATH ordering can break it again.
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+ """
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+ dirs = [os.path.dirname(launcher), "/opt/homebrew/bin", "/usr/local/bin"]
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  for tool in ("node", "python3", "git", "brew", "npm"):
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  found = shutil.which(tool)
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  if found:
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  dirs.append(os.path.dirname(found))
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- dirs += ["/opt/homebrew/bin", "/usr/local/bin", "/usr/bin", "/bin"]
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+ dirs += ["/usr/bin", "/bin"]
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  return ":".join(dict.fromkeys(d for d in dirs if d))
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@@ -130,7 +141,13 @@ def scheduler_files(kind, store, home, launcher):
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  args = [launcher, "autoupdate", "run", "--yes", "--json"]
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  if kind == "launchd":
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  plist = {"Label": LABEL, "ProgramArguments": args, "RunAtLoad": True, "StartCalendarInterval": DAILY,
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- "EnvironmentVariables": {"PATH": search_path(launcher)}, "StandardOutPath": log, "StandardErrorPath": log,
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+ "EnvironmentVariables": {"PATH": search_path(launcher),
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+ # Pin the interpreter: this process is
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+ # running on it, so it satisfies the
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+ # launcher's 3.10+ requirement by
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+ # construction, whatever PATH holds.
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+ "CROW_SKILLS_PYTHON": sys.executable},
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+ "StandardOutPath": log, "StandardErrorPath": log,
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  "ProcessType": "Background", "LowPriorityIO": True, "Nice": 10}
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  return {Path(home) / "Library" / "LaunchAgents" / (LABEL + ".plist"): plistlib.dumps(plist, sort_keys=True)}
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  if kind == "systemd":
@@ -139,7 +156,9 @@ def scheduler_files(kind, store, home, launcher):
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  command = " ".join('"' + a + '"' if " " in a else a for a in args)
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  base = Path(home) / ".config" / "systemd" / "user"
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  service = (HEADER + "\n[Unit]\nDescription=crow-skills autoupdate\n\n[Service]\nType=oneshot\n"
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- "Environment=PATH=" + search_path(launcher) + "\nExecStart=" + command + "\nNice=10\n")
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+ "Environment=PATH=" + search_path(launcher) +
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+ "\nEnvironment=CROW_SKILLS_PYTHON=" + sys.executable +
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+ "\nExecStart=" + command + "\nNice=10\n")
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  timer = (HEADER + "\n[Unit]\nDescription=crow-skills autoupdate (diário e no login)\n\n[Timer]\nOnCalendar=daily\n"
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  "OnStartupSec=5min\nPersistent=true\nRandomizedDelaySec=30min\nUnit=" + UNIT + ".service\n\n"
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  "[Install]\nWantedBy=timers.target\n")
@@ -0,0 +1,367 @@
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+ """Independent specialist bots.
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+
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+ Every way an agent could get help until now BLOCKED the agent that asked:
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+ the host's own subagent tool makes the parent await the result, and
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+ `crow_micro.py run` shells out with `subprocess.run(..., timeout=...)`. A
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+ blocked base agent is not merely slow, it is unreachable: while it waits it
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+ answers no broadcast, accepts no new demand, updates no state and can lend
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+ nothing. That is why a machine full of "working" agents coordinates so little.
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+
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+ A bot here is a DETACHED process with an identity. The caller gets a handle
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+ back immediately and keeps working. The bot registers itself through the
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+ ordinary crow hooks, so it shows up as a real session with its own key — the
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+ hooks are never stripped, because an agent spawned without them runs invisible
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+ to everything that is supposed to watch it.
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+
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+ Idle costs nothing. Each bot pins a session id at spawn, so finishing a unit
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+ lets the process EXIT while its conversation stays on disk; more work resumes
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+ that same session (`claude --resume`, `codex exec resume`). An idle bot is a
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+ row in a registry, not a parked process holding memory — which is what makes
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+ lending one cheaper than spawning another.
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+ """
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+
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+ import json
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+ import os
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+ import subprocess
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+ import time
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+ import uuid
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+ from pathlib import Path
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+
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+ from . import broadcast
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+ from .storage import atomic_json, ensure_dir
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+
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+ #: A bot that has not been touched for this long is stale: its conversation is
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+ #: still on disk, but the world it reasoned about has moved on. Staleness, not
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+ #: memory, is the limit on keeping bots around, since an idle one costs no RAM.
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+ STALE_SECONDS = 2 * 60 * 60
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+
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+ REGISTRY_SCHEMA = "crow-bots/1"
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+
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+ #: Bot lifecycle. "working" means a process is live; "idle" means no process
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+ #: and a resumable session; "lent" is idle but promised to another owner.
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+ STATES = ("working", "idle", "lent", "gone")
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+
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+
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+ def registry_path(home):
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+ return broadcast.state_dir(home) / "bots.json"
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+
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+
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+ def logs_dir(home):
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+ return Path(home) / ".local" / "state" / "crow-skills" / "bots"
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+
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+
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+ def _load(home):
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+ data = broadcast.read_json(registry_path(home)) or {}
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+ if data.get("schema") != REGISTRY_SCHEMA:
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+ return {"schema": REGISTRY_SCHEMA, "bots": []}
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+ data.setdefault("bots", [])
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+ return data
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+
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+
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+ def _save(home, data):
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+ path = registry_path(home)
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+ ensure_dir(path.parent)
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+ atomic_json(path, data)
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+
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+
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+ def _alive(pid):
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+ if not pid:
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+ return False
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+ try:
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+ os.kill(int(pid), 0)
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+ except ProcessLookupError:
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+ return False
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+ except PermissionError:
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+ return True
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+ except (TypeError, ValueError):
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+ return False
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+ return True
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+
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+
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+ def resolve_cli(name=None, home=None):
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+ """Which runner to use. `auto` takes the first one actually installed, so a
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+ machine with only devin still spawns bots without being configured."""
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+ chain = ("claude", "codex", "gemini", "devin")
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+ wanted = (name or "auto").strip().lower()
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+ candidates = chain if wanted in ("", "auto") else (wanted,)
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+ home = Path(home or Path.home())
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+ for cli in candidates:
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+ for base in ("/opt/homebrew/bin", "/usr/local/bin",
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+ str(home / ".npm-global/bin"), str(home / ".local/bin")):
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+ path = Path(base) / cli
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+ if path.exists():
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+ return cli, str(path)
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+ return None, None
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+
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+
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+ def _argv(cli, binary, brief, session_id, model=None, resume=False):
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+ """The command line for one unit of work, pinning or resuming the session.
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+
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+ Pinning matters as much as detaching: without a stable session id the bot
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+ cannot be given a second task later, so it would have to be respawned from
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+ nothing every time — exactly the cost that borrowing is meant to avoid.
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+ """
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+ if cli == "claude":
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+ argv = [binary, "-p", brief,
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+ "--permission-mode", "bypassPermissions",
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+ "--output-format", "stream-json", "--verbose"]
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+ argv += ["--resume", session_id] if resume else ["--session-id", session_id]
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+ if model:
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+ argv += ["--model", model]
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+ return argv
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+ if cli == "codex":
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+ argv = [binary, "exec"]
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+ argv += ["resume", session_id, brief] if resume else [brief]
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+ argv += ["--dangerously-bypass-approvals-and-sandbox"]
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+ if model:
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+ argv += ["-m", model]
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+ return argv
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+ if cli == "gemini":
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+ return [binary, "-p", brief, "--yolo"]
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+ if cli == "devin":
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+ return [binary, "-p", brief, "--permission-mode", "dangerous",
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+ "--respect-workspace-trust", "false"]
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+ return None
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+
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+
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+ def _launch(home, record, brief, resume):
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+ """Start the process DETACHED and return at once.
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+
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+ start_new_session puts the bot in its own process group, so it neither dies
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+ with the caller's terminal nor takes signals meant for it.
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+ """
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+ cli, binary = resolve_cli(record.get("cli"), home)
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+ if not binary:
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+ return None, "nenhum CLI de agente encontrado nesta máquina"
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+ argv = _argv(cli, binary, brief, record["session"], record.get("model"), resume=resume)
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+ if not argv:
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+ return None, "CLI sem modo não interativo conhecido: " + str(cli)
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+
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+ log = logs_dir(home) / (record["id"] + ".log")
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+ ensure_dir(log.parent)
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+ env = dict(os.environ)
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+ # The hooks read these and stamp the session, which is what turns a loose
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+ # process into a bot with a parent, a role and a place in the tree.
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+ env.update(CROW_BOT_ID=record["id"],
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+ CROW_BOT_OWNER=record.get("owner") or "",
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+ CROW_BOT_ROLE=record.get("role") or "")
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+ # NOTE: the agent's own settings and hooks are deliberately left intact.
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+ # Stripping them (`--setting-sources ""`) makes the bot invisible to the
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+ # very roster that is supposed to supervise it.
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+ try:
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+ handle = open(log, "ab")
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+ except OSError:
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+ handle = subprocess.DEVNULL
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+ try:
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+ proc = subprocess.Popen(argv, cwd=record.get("cwd") or str(Path.home()),
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+ env=env, stdin=subprocess.DEVNULL,
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+ stdout=handle, stderr=subprocess.STDOUT,
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+ start_new_session=True)
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+ except OSError as exc:
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+ return None, "falha ao iniciar o bot: " + str(exc)
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+ return proc.pid, None
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+
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+
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+ def spawn(home, role, brief, cli=None, model=None, owner=None, cwd=None):
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+ """Create a specialist bot and hand the caller its id, without waiting."""
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+ role = (role or "").strip()
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+ brief = (brief or "").strip()
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+ if not role:
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+ raise ValueError("um bot precisa de papel: é o que permite reaproveitá-lo depois")
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+ if not brief:
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+ raise ValueError("um bot precisa de briefing")
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+ record = {
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+ "id": uuid.uuid4().hex[:10],
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+ "session": str(uuid.uuid4()),
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+ "role": role,
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+ "brief": brief,
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+ "cli": (cli or "auto"),
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+ "model": model,
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+ "owner": owner,
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+ "cwd": cwd or os.getcwd(),
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+ "briefs": [brief],
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+ "findings": [],
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+ "state": "working",
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+ "spawnedAt": broadcast.now_iso(),
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+ "lastAssignedAt": broadcast.now_iso(),
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+ "lentTo": None,
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+ "runs": 1,
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+ }
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+ pid, error = _launch(home, record, brief, resume=False)
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+ if error:
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+ raise RuntimeError(error)
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+ record["pid"] = pid
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+ record["cli"] = resolve_cli(record["cli"], home)[0]
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+ data = _load(home)
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+ data["bots"].append(record)
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+ _save(home, data)
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+ return record
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+
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+
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+ def assign(home, bot_id, brief, owner=None):
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+ """Give more work to an existing bot by resuming its pinned session."""
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+ data = _load(home)
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+ record = next((b for b in data["bots"] if b.get("id") == bot_id), None)
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+ if not record:
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+ raise ValueError("bot desconhecido: " + str(bot_id))
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+ if _alive(record.get("pid")):
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+ raise RuntimeError("o bot " + bot_id + " ainda está trabalhando; não empilhe tarefas nele")
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+ pid, error = _launch(home, record, brief, resume=True)
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+ if error:
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+ raise RuntimeError(error)
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+ # Keep every brief, do not overwrite. The knowledge a bot holds came from
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+ # the base agent, so the briefs ARE the record of what it was taught; an
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+ # assign that replaced the previous one erased run 1 when run 2 arrived,
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+ # and with it the only trace of why the bot knows what it knows.
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+ history = list(record.get("briefs") or ([record["brief"]] if record.get("brief") else []))
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+ history.append(brief)
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+ record.update(pid=pid, state="working", brief=brief, briefs=history[-20:],
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+ lastAssignedAt=broadcast.now_iso(),
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+ runs=int(record.get("runs") or 0) + 1)
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+ if owner:
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+ record["lentTo"] = None if owner == record.get("owner") else owner
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+ _save(home, data)
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+ return record
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+
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+ def learned(home, bot_id, note):
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+ """Record what a bot REPORTED BACK, as the base agent read it.
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+
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+ The bot keeps its own context and never touches the vault; only the base
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+ agent does. So the findings have to be written down HERE by whoever read
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+ the report, or they vanish with the session and the next bot of the same
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+ role starts from nothing — paying again for knowledge already bought.
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+ This is the local, machine-level record. Promoting it to the vault, so the
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+ knowledge survives the machine and reaches a second one, stays the base
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+ agent's job: the durable note is written through tesus, not from here.
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+ """
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+ note = (note or "").strip()
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+ if not note:
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+ raise ValueError("um aprendizado vazio não é aprendizado")
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+ data = _load(home)
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+ record = next((b for b in data["bots"] if b.get("id") == bot_id), None)
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+ if not record:
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+ raise ValueError("bot desconhecido: " + str(bot_id))
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+ findings = list(record.get("findings") or [])
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+ findings.append({"at": broadcast.now_iso(), "note": note})
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+ record["findings"] = findings[-50:]
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+ _save(home, data)
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+ return record
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+
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+ def knowledge(home, role):
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+ """Everything known about a role, across its bots: the briefs that taught
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+ them and the findings they returned. This is what seeds the NEXT bot of the
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+ same role instead of briefing it from zero."""
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+ role = (role or "").strip().lower()
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+ briefs, findings = [], []
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+ for b in _load(home)["bots"]:
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+ if (b.get("role") or "").strip().lower() != role:
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+ continue
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+ briefs.extend(b.get("briefs") or ([b["brief"]] if b.get("brief") else []))
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+ findings.extend(b.get("findings") or [])
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+ return {"role": role, "briefs": briefs, "findings": findings}
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+
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+
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+ def release(home, bot_id):
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+ """Hand a borrowed bot back to its owner."""
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+ data = _load(home)
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+ record = next((b for b in data["bots"] if b.get("id") == bot_id), None)
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+ if not record:
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+ raise ValueError("bot desconhecido: " + str(bot_id))
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+ record["lentTo"] = None
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+ _save(home, data)
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+ return record
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+
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+
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+ def stop(home, bot_id):
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+ data = _load(home)
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+ record = next((b for b in data["bots"] if b.get("id") == bot_id), None)
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+ if not record:
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+ raise ValueError("bot desconhecido: " + str(bot_id))
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+ pid = record.get("pid")
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+ if _alive(pid):
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+ try:
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+ os.killpg(os.getpgid(int(pid)), 15)
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+ except (OSError, ProcessLookupError):
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+ pass
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+ record["state"] = "gone"
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+ _save(home, data)
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+ return record
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+
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+
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+ def _age(stamp):
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+ try:
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+ return time.time() - time.mktime(time.strptime((stamp or "")[:19], "%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S"))
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+ except (ValueError, TypeError):
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+ return None
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+
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+ def listing(home, now=None):
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+ """Every bot with its REAL state, derived from the process, not from what
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+ was written when it was created."""
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+ now = now or time.time()
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+ data = _load(home)
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+ out = []
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+ changed = False
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+ for record in data["bots"]:
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+ if record.get("state") == "gone":
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+ continue
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+ working = _alive(record.get("pid"))
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+ state = "working" if working else ("lent" if record.get("lentTo") else "idle")
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+ if record.get("state") != state:
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+ record["state"] = state
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+ changed = True
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+ age = _age(record.get("lastAssignedAt"))
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+ row = dict(record)
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+ row["state"] = state
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+ row["ageSeconds"] = int(age) if age is not None else None
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+ # Idle costs no memory, so the thing that disqualifies a bot for reuse
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+ # is a conversation too old to still be about the current world.
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+ row["stale"] = bool(age is not None and not working and age > STALE_SECONDS)
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+ row["lendable"] = bool(state == "idle" and not row["stale"])
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+ out.append(row)
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+ if changed:
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+ _save(home, data)
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+ return out
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+
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+
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+ def lendable(home, now=None):
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+ """Idle, fresh bots another session may borrow instead of spawning one."""
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+ return [b for b in listing(home, now) if b.get("lendable")]
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+
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+
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+ def prune(home, keep_hours=24):
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+ """Drop records whose process is gone and whose session is long stale."""
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+ data = _load(home)
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+ before = len(data["bots"])
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+ cutoff = keep_hours * 3600
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+ kept = []
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+ for record in data["bots"]:
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+ age = _age(record.get("lastAssignedAt"))
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+ if record.get("state") == "gone" or (age is not None and age > cutoff and not _alive(record.get("pid"))):
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+ continue
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+ kept.append(record)
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+ data["bots"] = kept
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+ _save(home, data)
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+ return {"removed": before - len(kept), "kept": len(kept)}
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+ def render(rows):
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+ if not rows:
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+ return "Nenhum bot. Antes de criar um, veja se outra sessão tem um ocioso: crow-skills bot list --json"
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+ lines = []
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+ for b in rows:
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+ mark = {"working": "●", "idle": "○", "lent": "→"}.get(b["state"], "·")
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+ age = b.get("ageSeconds")
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+ when = ("há " + str(int(age // 60)) + "min") if age is not None else "—"
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+ extra = []
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+ if b.get("lentTo"):
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+ extra.append("emprestado a " + str(b["lentTo"])[:10])
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+ if b.get("stale"):
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+ extra.append("contexto velho")
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+ lines.append(" " + mark + " " + b["id"] + " " + (b.get("role") or "?")[:28].ljust(28) +
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+ (b.get("cli") or "?").ljust(7) + b["state"].ljust(8) + when +
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+ (" · " + ", ".join(extra) if extra else ""))
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+ return "\n".join(lines)
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  "events": ("Barramento de eventos dos hooks (crow-event/1) para terminais.",
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+ "bot": ("Bots especialistas independentes: criar sem bloquear, reaproveitar o ocioso, emprestar entre sessões.",
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+ ["crow-skills bot list", "crow-skills bot spawn --role revisor-sql --brief \"revise o diff de migrations\"",
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+ "crow-skills bot assign 9f2a1c \"agora valide o rollback\"", "crow-skills bot release 9f2a1c",
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+ "crow-skills bot stop 9f2a1c"]),
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  "broadcast": ("Sessões vivas dos CLIs, arquivos em edição, conflitos, reservas e mensagens entre sessões.",
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  child.add_argument("--limit", type=int, default=50, help="tail: quantos eventos (padrão 50; 0 = todos os retidos)")
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  child.add_argument("--follow", action="store_true", help="tail: transmitir eventos novos em JSONL até Ctrl-C")
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+ child = command_parser(sub, "bot", [common])
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+ child.add_argument("action", nargs="?", default="list",
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+ choices=("list", "spawn", "assign", "release", "stop", "prune", "learned", "knowledge"))
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+ child.add_argument("target", nargs="?", help="assign/release/stop: id do bot")
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+ child.add_argument("text", nargs="*", help="assign: o novo briefing")
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+ child.add_argument("--role", help="spawn: a especialidade do bot (é o que permite reaproveitá-lo)")
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+ child.add_argument("--brief", help="spawn: o briefing da primeira unidade")
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+ child.add_argument("--cli", default="auto", help="spawn: claude, codex, gemini, devin ou auto (primeiro disponível)")
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+ child.add_argument("--model", help="spawn: modelo para esta unidade")
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+ child.add_argument("--lendable-only", action="store_true", help="list: só os ociosos que outra sessão pode pedir emprestado")
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+ child.add_argument("--role-of", dest="role_of", help="knowledge: o papel cujo conhecimento acumulado você quer ler")
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  child = command_parser(sub, "broadcast", [common])
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  child.add_argument("action", nargs="?", default="status", choices=("status", "list", "claim", "release", "watch", "say", "reply", "inbox",
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  "thread", "sent", "ack", "feed"))
@@ -567,6 +583,32 @@ def ancestors(limit=16):
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583
  return pids
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585
 
586
+ #: The human owner speaking from outside any agent session (desktop app, bare
587
+ #: shell). Deliberately NOT one of hook.HOSTS: it is not an agent and must not
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+ #: be mistaken for one in the roster or the feed.
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+ OWNER_HOST = "owner"
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+
591
+
592
+ def sender_owner(args, home, cwd):
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+ """Who is SENDING. Same resolution as broadcast_owner, but a caller with no
594
+ live-agent ancestry is the owner's own console rather than an error.
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+
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+ A desktop app is reparented to launchd, so it matches no session and
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+ broadcast_owner returns None; `say` then dereferenced it into
598
+ "AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'get'" and the owner
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+ could never speak on the channel from outside a terminal. The identity is
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+ deterministic so agents can address a reply back to it.
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+
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+ Scoped to sending ON PURPOSE: claims, inbox, sent and ack keep requiring a
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+ real session, because attributing those to a console would be wrong.
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+ """
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+ found = broadcast_owner(args, home, cwd)
606
+ if found:
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+ return found
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+ return {"key": broadcast.session_key(OWNER_HOST, OWNER_HOST, None), "host": OWNER_HOST,
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+ "session": None, "detected": "owner"}
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+
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+
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  def broadcast_owner(args, home, cwd):
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  """The session that runs this command: --session/--host, else the live session whose CLI pid is an ancestor."""
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614
  live = broadcast.live_sessions(home)
@@ -676,6 +718,87 @@ def orphans_command(args, home, interactive):
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  return data
677
719
 
678
720
 
721
+ def bot_command(args, home):
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+ """Independent specialists. `list` comes first on purpose: the rule is to
723
+ look for an idle bot before creating another one."""
724
+ action = args.action
725
+ if action == "list":
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+ rows = bots.lendable(home) if getattr(args, "lendable_only", False) else bots.listing(home)
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+ return {"bots": rows, "text": bots.render(rows)}
728
+ if action == "spawn":
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+ owner = broadcast.session_key(os.environ.get("CROW_HOST"), os.environ.get("CROW_SESSION"),
730
+ os.getcwd()) if os.environ.get("CROW_SESSION") else None
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+ free = bots.lendable(home)
732
+ try:
733
+ record = bots.spawn(home, getattr(args, "role", None), getattr(args, "brief", None),
734
+ cli=getattr(args, "cli", "auto"), model=getattr(args, "model", None),
735
+ owner=owner, cwd=os.getcwd())
736
+ except (ValueError, RuntimeError) as exc:
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+ raise CrowError("usage", str(exc))
738
+ out = {"bot": record, "text": "bot " + record["id"] + " (" + record["role"] + ") iniciado em " +
739
+ str(record.get("cli")) + ", pid " + str(record.get("pid")) + " — você não ficou bloqueado"}
740
+ known = bots.knowledge(home, getattr(args, "role", "") or "")
741
+ if known["briefs"] or known["findings"]:
742
+ # Informs, does not inject: silently prepending it would inflate the
743
+ # brief, which is the very context cost this is meant to protect.
744
+ out["knowledge"] = {"briefs": len(known["briefs"]), "findings": len(known["findings"])}
745
+ out["text"] += ("\nJá há conhecimento deste papel: " + str(len(known["briefs"])) + " briefing(s) e " +
746
+ str(len(known["findings"])) + " achado(s). Leia com `bot knowledge --role-of " +
747
+ (getattr(args, "role", "") or "") + "` e inclua no briefing o que valer.")
748
+ if free:
749
+ # Not a refusal: the decision is the caller's, but spending a new
750
+ # process while an idle specialist sits there is the waste this
751
+ # command exists to avoid.
752
+ out["idle_available"] = [{"id": b["id"], "role": b.get("role")} for b in free]
753
+ out["text"] += "\nAviso: havia bot ocioso para reaproveitar — " + \
754
+ ", ".join(b["id"] + " (" + str(b.get("role")) + ")" for b in free)
755
+ return out
756
+ if action == "assign":
757
+ brief = " ".join(getattr(args, "text", []) or []).strip()
758
+ if not getattr(args, "target", None) or not brief:
759
+ raise CrowError("usage", "assign precisa do id do bot e do novo briefing.")
760
+ try:
761
+ record = bots.assign(home, args.target, brief)
762
+ except (ValueError, RuntimeError) as exc:
763
+ raise CrowError("usage", str(exc))
764
+ return {"bot": record, "text": "bot " + record["id"] + " retomou a sessão e já está trabalhando"}
765
+ if action in ("release", "stop"):
766
+ if not getattr(args, "target", None):
767
+ raise CrowError("usage", action + " precisa do id do bot.")
768
+ try:
769
+ record = bots.release(home, args.target) if action == "release" else bots.stop(home, args.target)
770
+ except ValueError as exc:
771
+ raise CrowError("usage", str(exc))
772
+ return {"bot": record, "text": "bot " + record["id"] + " " +
773
+ ("devolvido ao dono" if action == "release" else "encerrado")}
774
+ if action == "learned":
775
+ # The bot keeps its own context and never writes to the vault; whoever
776
+ # read its report records the finding here, or it dies with the session.
777
+ note = " ".join(getattr(args, "text", []) or []).strip()
778
+ if not getattr(args, "target", None) or not note:
779
+ raise CrowError("usage", "learned precisa do id do bot e do que ele reportou.")
780
+ try:
781
+ record = bots.learned(home, args.target, note)
782
+ except ValueError as exc:
783
+ raise CrowError("usage", str(exc))
784
+ return {"bot": record,
785
+ "text": "registrado no bot " + record["id"] + " (" + str(len(record.get("findings") or [])) +
786
+ " achado(s)). Isto é local: promova ao vault o que for durável."}
787
+ if action == "knowledge":
788
+ role = getattr(args, "role_of", None) or getattr(args, "target", None)
789
+ if not role:
790
+ raise CrowError("usage", "knowledge precisa do papel: --role-of <papel>.")
791
+ data = bots.knowledge(home, role)
792
+ n_b, n_f = len(data["briefs"]), len(data["findings"])
793
+ return {**data,
794
+ "text": ("papel \"" + data["role"] + "\": " + str(n_b) + " briefing(s) e " + str(n_f) +
795
+ " achado(s) acumulados" if n_b or n_f else
796
+ "papel \"" + data["role"] + "\": nada acumulado ainda")}
797
+ if action == "prune":
798
+ return bots.prune(home)
799
+ raise CrowError("usage", "ação de bot desconhecida: " + str(action))
800
+
801
+
679
802
  def broadcast_command(args, home):
680
803
  action = args.action
681
804
  cwd = os.path.abspath(getattr(args, "cwd", None) or os.getcwd())
@@ -754,7 +877,9 @@ def broadcast_command(args, home):
754
877
  raise CrowError("not_found", "Nenhuma mensagem endereçada a esta sessão com esse(s) id(s) (expirada, inexistente, ou enviada por você).")
755
878
  return {"schema": broadcast.MESSAGES_SCHEMA, "messages": acked,
756
879
  "text": "leitura confirmada: " + ", ".join(str(m.get("id")) for m in acked)}
757
- owner = broadcast_owner(args, home, cwd)
880
+ # Sending is the one path where a caller outside any agent session is
881
+ # legitimate: it is the owner talking from their own console.
882
+ owner = sender_owner(args, home, cwd) if action in ("say", "reply") else broadcast_owner(args, home, cwd)
758
883
  if action in ("say", "reply"):
759
884
  reply_to = getattr(args, "reply_to", None)
760
885
  targets = list(args.targets)
@@ -768,6 +893,14 @@ def broadcast_command(args, home):
768
893
  ttl = broadcast.parse_ttl(args.ttl) if args.ttl else None
769
894
  except ValueError:
770
895
  raise CrowError("usage", "--ttl inválido: use 30m, 2h, 90s (máximo 24h).") from None
896
+ if not isinstance(owner, dict) or not owner.get("key"):
897
+ # send_message dereferences the sender inside a dict literal, so a
898
+ # missing one surfaced as "AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no
899
+ # attribute 'get'". Guarded HERE, not in broadcast.py: that module
900
+ # deliberately carries no dependency on source/CrowError, and adding
901
+ # one closes an import cycle through hook.py (measured: 52 tests).
902
+ raise CrowError("usage", "Remetente desconhecido: informe --session/--host "
903
+ "ou envie a partir de uma sessão viva.")
771
904
  try:
772
905
  record = broadcast.send_message(home, " ".join(targets), owner, to=args.to, ttl=ttl, cwd=cwd,
773
906
  reply_to=reply_to, wake=not getattr(args, "no_wake", False))
@@ -1231,6 +1364,8 @@ def run(args):
1231
1364
  return mcp_command(args, home)
1232
1365
  if args.command == "events":
1233
1366
  return events_command(args, home, store)
1367
+ if args.command == "bot":
1368
+ return bot_command(args, home)
1234
1369
  if args.command == "broadcast":
1235
1370
  return broadcast_command(args, home)
1236
1371
  if args.command == "resources":
@@ -391,6 +391,15 @@ def update_session(home, event, extra=None, fallback_cwd=None, presence=None):
391
391
  for field in ("cwd", "model", "permissionMode"):
392
392
  if event.get(field):
393
393
  snap[field] = event[field]
394
+ # A bot is spawned with these in its environment, so the session it
395
+ # registers carries its parent and its speciality. Without them a
396
+ # detached helper is just another anonymous session and the roster can
397
+ # show no tree, which is why lending one was never possible.
398
+ for field, var in (("botId", "CROW_BOT_ID"), ("botOwner", "CROW_BOT_OWNER"),
399
+ ("botRole", "CROW_BOT_ROLE")):
400
+ value = os.environ.get(var)
401
+ if value:
402
+ snap[field] = value
394
403
  if not snap.get("cwd") and fallback_cwd:
395
404
  snap["cwd"] = fallback_cwd # hosts that send no cwd: the hook runs in the session's directory
396
405
  kind = event["event"]
package/package.json CHANGED
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
1
1
  {
2
2
  "name": "@andespindola/crow-skills",
3
- "version": "0.37.0",
3
+ "version": "0.38.1",
4
4
  "description": "Versioned, complementary agent skills with a protected multi-agent installer",
5
5
  "license": "SEE LICENSE IN LICENSE",
6
6
  "repository": {
package/release.json CHANGED
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@
28
28
  "crow_skills/__init__.py": {
29
29
  "executable": false,
30
30
  "kind": "file",
31
- "sha256": "e81ffb7e0427f976533c16e6649feba6cd9cb78085e564a57a1841b6ab4f08cf"
31
+ "sha256": "5c2d124b8f54ae50df371268045f54ba0e08e8cdb27f2141773bfb80fba661b1"
32
32
  },
33
33
  "crow_skills/__main__.py": {
34
34
  "executable": false,
@@ -43,7 +43,12 @@
43
43
  "crow_skills/autoupdate.py": {
44
44
  "executable": false,
45
45
  "kind": "file",
46
- "sha256": "10d8267ec1fd861d56af8423a2a1a71769ccc9d59a89fdf2f41858a6476666cd"
46
+ "sha256": "bab32c72d6ce57e0c5b1d4194e14a0be2880d50c85f5ebea2a5bfb6edb6c2693"
47
+ },
48
+ "crow_skills/bots.py": {
49
+ "executable": false,
50
+ "kind": "file",
51
+ "sha256": "b6119c6974d06152b3462c67368b0fd81d4be389419838eebf3c5007e421a10d"
47
52
  },
48
53
  "crow_skills/broadcast.py": {
49
54
  "executable": false,
@@ -53,7 +58,7 @@
53
58
  "crow_skills/cli.py": {
54
59
  "executable": false,
55
60
  "kind": "file",
56
- "sha256": "b245ff68ff48d48fecc076fc0cec7a24065a07ec205805285dbfe3a8faee652d"
61
+ "sha256": "7fdd9af628596e8b7abc111b9277cc6498f5a68e6bdab9421e9aec35c0374ab3"
57
62
  },
58
63
  "crow_skills/events.py": {
59
64
  "executable": false,
@@ -73,7 +78,7 @@
73
78
  "crow_skills/hook.py": {
74
79
  "executable": false,
75
80
  "kind": "file",
76
- "sha256": "225f706590ae59cd28f99d237403bfa6090a9a6c29b07fe668482f33ad627152"
81
+ "sha256": "ba8da0cdf6e8aa8d1002966c4b05718c74740c132b6d703f22071135d54a4342"
77
82
  },
78
83
  "crow_skills/integrations.py": {
79
84
  "executable": false,
@@ -143,7 +148,7 @@
143
148
  "package.json": {
144
149
  "executable": false,
145
150
  "kind": "file",
146
- "sha256": "1c30d4fd90f7cfc3536419fe86dc9229e3ea5efbededcf85b227954650de0e10"
151
+ "sha256": "64e8d706972b11b51c6decc284fa11abb151d87e977e43723eb3849d1f409d87"
147
152
  },
148
153
  "skills/crow-accessibility/SKILL.md": {
149
154
  "executable": false,
@@ -208,7 +213,7 @@
208
213
  "skills/crow-behaviour/SKILL.md": {
209
214
  "executable": false,
210
215
  "kind": "file",
211
- "sha256": "f8e0f38537875772027868c2112071f38a8c7a699295bec057bf64e6c2930999"
216
+ "sha256": "e7f2cdb1acf214e78be8f8b7c27c013e591478df7ac99addd3e0891cbc0d13b9"
212
217
  },
213
218
  "skills/crow-behaviour/agents/openai.yaml": {
214
219
  "executable": false,
@@ -966,7 +971,7 @@
966
971
  "sha256": "160c814085dfdbe93e0166f2a773345dd1436f07a63dbf58d447f3f7674dc759"
967
972
  }
968
973
  },
969
- "revision": "df47e9b5e6507bb9c543ccc5d20e38e8d69d3239",
974
+ "revision": "b86c3ef157a305468fa37ce18f84cca40dc1b11d",
970
975
  "schema_version": 1,
971
- "version": "0.37.0"
976
+ "version": "0.38.1"
972
977
  }
@@ -62,6 +62,7 @@ Quando `crow-model-level` estiver instalada, o nível de cada unidade delegada
62
62
  - **O braçal é delegado por padrão, não por escolha sua.** Uma unidade é braçal quando você consegue especificar o resultado e aceitá-lo pela evidência, sem ver o caminho: a edição que você já decidiu, a varredura com critério fechado, a reescrita mecânica, a coleta de evidência, rodar um comando e relatar o que saiu, levantar como uma coisa funciona hoje. Se é preciso decidir no meio do caminho, não é braçal — é desenho, e é seu. Executar você mesmo uma unidade braçal porque "o contexto já está carregado" é a falha característica desta skill: troca o seu contexto, que é o recurso escasso e não se recupera, por trabalho que qualquer executor faria, e o briefing que você economizou custa menos do que o contexto que você gastou.
63
63
  - Ao delegar execução, descubra quem é o micro-agent em vez de presumir: `crow_micro.py probe` — com `codex` disponível e autenticado, os micro-agents são do codex; sem ele, são os do próprio CLI. Ao micro-agent vai só o braçal já especificado; mapear, planejar, desenhar e verificar no fim continuam seus. Leia [micro-agents](references/micro-agents.md).
64
64
  - **Micro-agent ou bot autônomo: decida pela natureza da demanda, não por hábito.** Resultado que você especifica e aceita pela evidência, dentro do turno, é **micro-agent** — efêmero, você verifica e descarta. Demanda que persiste além do turno, dispara por evento e precisa de estado próprio entre execuções é **bot autônomo** — um processo que sobrevive à sessão, com memória externa própria e gatilho; ele não lembra, relê o que gravou e reconstrói o contexto a cada disparo. Micro-agent é o default; bot só quando a persistência ou o gatilho de evento é a essência da demanda, não um "seria bom ter". Bot e micro-agent usam igualmente o crow-broadcast e a mesma fronteira de autonomia desta skill; o criador continua responsável por ambos, verifica o resultado e age quando qualquer um fica ocioso.
65
+ - **O conhecimento do bot é seu para guardar, não dele.** A memória do bot é apartada e perecível: ela morre com a sessão e envelhece quando ele fica ocioso. O que ele sabe veio de você, no briefing — ele é consumidor do conhecimento, nunca o guardião. Então, antes de criar um bot de um papel que já existiu, **leia o que já foi acumulado** (`crow-skills bot knowledge --role-of <papel>`) e inclua no briefing o que valer, em vez de ensinar de novo o que já foi pago. Quando o bot reporta, **registre o que ele devolveu** (`crow-skills bot learned <id> "<o que apurou>"`): o retorno não registrado é conhecimento que ninguém mais tem. Esse registro é local e mecânico; **promover ao durável é seu**, pela memória do dono, porque o bot não toca o vault — só você toca. Destile, não acumule: nota que cresce a cada briefing recria, em outro lugar, o custo de contexto que a delegação existe para cortar. E trate o retorno como alegação a julgar antes de virar registro, não como verdade.
65
66
  - Leia [adaptação ao runtime](references/orchestration.md) ao escolher workflow, subagentes ou execução sequencial. Não presuma nomes de ferramentas, paralelismo ou suporte a isolamento. Se o host exigir opt-in explícito do usuário para orquestração programável, esta skill não é esse opt-in: peça o opt-in da ferramenta, nunca permissão para aplicar esta skill, e sem ele siga com subagentes ou sequencialmente.
66
67
 
67
68
  ### 2. Planeje para produzir e verificar