@archmax-ai/harness 1.1.0 → 2.0.1

package/dist/authoring-skill/archmax-harness/references/wiring.md

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-# Wiring the runtime into a backend — the short form
-
-Load this when embedding `@archmax-ai/harness` in a service. Every option shape, the
-event catalogue and recipes: [`backend-integration.md`](backend-integration.md).
-
-
-```ts
-import { createAgent, WORKFLOW_STATUSES, createUsageTracker } from "@archmax-ai/harness";
-
-const usage = createUsageTracker();
-const agent = await createAgent({
-  workflow: "order-lookup",
-  workspace: { rootDir, /* mounts?, sessionStore? */ },
-  onEvent: (e) => { usage.handler(e); publish(e); },   // omit for the console subscriber
-  // model | modelFactory (roles agent, judge, grader), tools, systemPrompt,
-  // middleware, backend, checkpointer, trigger, variables, promptCache, pricing,
-  // clock …
-});
-const sessionId = `run-${runId}`;
-const result = await agent.invoke(
-  { messages: [{ role: "user", content: prompt }] },
-  { configurable: { thread_id: sessionId } },   // recursionLimit: 400 unless you pass one
-);
-if (result.status === WORKFLOW_STATUSES.awaitingDecision) {
-  // result.pendingDecision.transitions → show to a person, then:
-  // await agent.workflow.decide(sessionId, { target, comment });
-}
-usage.totals(sessionId);       // tokens (+ costUsd only when pricing is configured)
-agent.dispose(sessionId);
-```
-
-- **Install**: `npm i @archmax-ai/harness`; pre-publish, `npm pack` and install the
-  tarball (a real copy, not a symlink). This skill ships in the package at
-  `BUNDLED_AUTHORING_SKILL_DIR` (`<dir>/archmax-harness/SKILL.md`).
-- **Mounts**: `workspace.mounts` is a route table — key → backend, or
-  `{ backend, readOnly, governed }`. Mark a mount `governed: true` to hand the
-  spec's `mounts` block the decision of which **states** reach it (closed by
-  default, like a skill bundle) and whether each may write there; a mount not so
-  declared is visible in every state, so an existing table behaves unchanged.
-  `readOnly` is a ceiling the spec cannot lift.
-
-  ```ts
-  workspace: {
-    rootDir,
-    mounts: {
-      ...defaultMounts(rootDir),                                  // skills/, .platform/, AGENTS.md
-      "/reference/": { backend: mountSubtree(store, "reference"), governed: true },
-      "/shared/": { backend: mountSubtree(store, "shared"), readOnly: false, governed: true },
-    },
-  },
-  ```
-
-  Then in `workflow.yaml`: `mounts: { allow_always: [reference] }`, a state's
-  `mounts: { allow: [{ mount: shared, access: read }] }`, and
-  `mounts.forbid_always` for what no state (or child session) may reach. Pass the
-  same table to `validateWorkflow({ mounts })` so `archmax validate` checks the
-  spec's names against the wiring.
-- **Storage**: default filesystem store at `<root>/sessions`; else
-  `createFilesystemSessionStore({ dir })`, `createBackendSessionStore({ backend, prefix? })`,
-  `createMemorySessionStore()`. A custom `backend` without `sessionStore`
-  throws `SessionStoreRequiredError`. Delete sessions via `agent.sessions.delete(id)`.
-- **Agent**: Deep Agents' `invoke`/`stream`/`streamEvents` + checkpoint
-  surface; `sessions.list/get/delete`; `emitRunArtifacts`; `dispose`.
-  Governance under `agent.workflow`: `machine`, `resolveTrigger`,
-  `send(sessionId, input)` → one `Outcome` (`decide`/`reply`/`deliver` are
-  conveniences), `resolveSession`.
-- **Multi-turn**: re-invoke the same `thread_id` with only the new message;
-  never concatenate a conversation into one string. A spec edit is adopted,
-  not refused: the next turn runs under the current `workflow.yaml` (the
-  recorded `specHash` says which version each turn ran under), and a state
-  the edit removed reopens at the entry state.
-- **Human-in-the-loop**: `status === "awaiting_decision"` →
-  `pendingDecision.transitions` → `decide`. `reply(sessionId, text)`
-  answers a message without moving the run. An `archmax_wait` park is
-  `awaiting_input` → `deliver(sessionId, { trigger, variables, message? })` — the
-  person's message travels with the firing; a park with `resumeAt` is the host
-  scheduler's cue. A delegated child's park is named on `Outcome.delegation`.
-- **How a session ended**: `Outcome.kind` is `completed`, `parked`, `failed` or
-  `rejected`. `failed` means the agent called `archmax_raise({ code, reason })`
-  because the work could not be done: `Outcome.exit` is
-  `{ success: false, code, reason }` (a completed turn: `{ success: true }`),
-  `SessionSummary.exit` carries the same while the session is `failed`, and a
-  later message is an ordinary new turn. `rejected` is governance ending it
-  (`Outcome.rejected`, no `exit`). A host that read "not rejected" as success
-  must check `failed` too. A turn that throws also ends the session `failed`,
-  with code `turn-error`, `turn-cancelled` or `recursion-limit` — LangGraph's
-  `recursionLimit` (400 unless the invoke config passes one) is the one bound on
-  a whole turn. `Outcome.reply` is every assistant text of the turn, in order.
-- **Events**: `onEvent` receives the one typed stream — `state-enter/leave`,
-  `advance`, `code-start/output/result` and `grader-start/result` (a code or
-  grader state's run; `status` `ok`/`error`, `reason` on a failure),
-  `parked/decided`, `raised` (the session ended failed: `state`, `code`,
-  `reason`, `callId`), `tool-called/result/blocked` (every governed call,
-  `archmax_advance` included, grouped by `callId`; a code state's carry
-  `origin: "script"`), `agent-text-delta`/`agent-text` (streaming by default,
-  `messageId` groups chunks; a grader's tokens never stream), `model-usage`
-  (provider counts per call, a grader's under its state), `title-set`, warnings.
-  There is no run-end event; `invoke` returning is the end. Metrics are a
-  fold over this stream; only cost is checkpointed (`sessions.get(id).usage`).
-- **Artifacts** per session under `sessions/<id>/artifacts/`: `graph.json`/`.mmd`,
-  `trajectory.json`, `trail.json`, `variables.json`, `metadata.json` (incl.
-  usage); the agent's files under `scratchpad/`.
-- **Cases against your agent**: `runTests({ workflow, rootDir, createTarget?, sessionIdForCase? })`
-  from `@archmax-ai/harness/testing`; wire `createToolMockMiddleware()` into your
-  target or a case with `mocks:` is refused before running.
-- **Model/caching**: `ARCHMAX_API_BASE_URL`, `ARCHMAX_API_KEY`, `ARCHMAX_MODEL`
-  (+ `ARCHMAX_TEMPERATURE`, `ARCHMAX_MAX_TOKENS`, `ARCHMAX_STREAMING`) for any
-  OpenAI-compatible endpoint, or pass `model`. A `modelFactory(role, env, id)`
-  serves each role its own model: `agent`, `judge` (case `grade:`), `grader`
-  (a grader state, asked for the state's `model` id). Prompt prefix is cache-marked
-  by default (`promptCache: { enabled, ttl: "5m" | "1h" }`); watch
-  `cacheReadTokens`. Pricing via `pricing: { "<model-substring>": { input, output, cacheRead, cacheWrite } }`
-  or `ARCHMAX_PRICE_*`; without it report tokens, never a guessed cost. A keyed
-  table works behind a proxy that echoes no model back — the id falls back to the
-  one the runtime was configured to run. Cached tokens are charged once, at the
-  cache rate, not at the input rate as well.
-
-Typical split: worker = `createAgent` + `invoke` + `decide`/`deliver`; API =
-artifacts + event subscription; frontend = graph + trajectory + live stream.

package/dist/authoring-skill/archmax-harness/references/workflow-yaml.md

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-# `workflow.yaml` — keys, machine rules, governance
-
-Load this when writing or editing a `workflow.yaml`. Field-level detail and
-precedence edge cases: [`workflow-schema.md`](workflow-schema.md).
-
-## Every key
-
-The schema is strict: an unknown key anywhere is a load error naming it. This
-skeleton is the complete vocabulary; omit what you do not need.
-
-```yaml
-title: Triage example            # label only; identity is the directory slug
-instructions: |-                 # standing direction for the whole run (warning if absent)
-  Records live in skills/order-data/assets/orders.json; write artifacts under scratchpad/.
-
-  Answer only from records you have read; never fabricate.
-runtime: { engine: archmax-harness, version: "3" }   # 3 is the only contract; omitted = 3
-disabled: false                  # true = out of service: no new turns; parked runs still drain
-settings:                        # sandbox limits: timeoutMs, memoryLimitBytes, maxPtcCalls,
-  timeoutMs: 15000               #   maxResultChars, prompt_cache: { enabled, ttl }
-  model: gpt-5-mini              # MODEL ID ONLY — every state runs on it; overrides ARCHMAX_MODEL
-tests:                           # case suite config (no tests.config.js exists)
-  maxConcurrency: 1              # only 1 accepted
-  caseTimeoutMs: 120000          # per-case wall clock, distinct from settings.timeoutMs
-  judge: {}                      # required for grade:; {} = env default model, or { model, modelOptions }
-metadata: { canvas: {} }         # host data, never read; accepted at root and on a state — leave as found
-
-tools:                           # tool governance, workflow level
-  allow_always:                  #   granted in EVERY state; a state's allow adds to or narrows it.
-    - ls                         #   The DEFAULT TOOLS: declared, this list REPLACES them (absent,
-    - read_file                  #   all twelve are granted), so a new workflow lists all twelve and
-    - write_file                 #   removes only what it must not have. Workflow-wide host tools
-    - edit_file                  #   go below them; state-specific ones under a state's tools.allow.
-    - glob
-    - grep
-    - copy_file
-    - move_file
-    - remove_file
-    - write_todos
-    - archmax_eval
-    - archmax_run
-  forbid_always: [archmax_reset]  #   denied in EVERY state; beats every grant; "*" = every tool
-skills:                          # skill governance, workflow level — SLUGS, never paths
-  allow_always: [order-data]     #   enabled in every state; [] = every capability is state-specific
-  forbid_always: []              #   out of reach everywhere
-
-states:
-  triage:                        # key = slug = identity (^[a-z0-9]+(-[a-z0-9]+)*$)
-    type: agent                  # agent (default) | human | grader | code (grader/code = automated)
-    title: Triage request        # label for people/hosts; reaches no model call
-    summary: Record the refund decision for review.   # ditto: an authoring/host label, NOT in the prompt
-    triggers:                    # a trigger is declared on the state it ENTERS; key = id
-      manual:                    #   CLI / caller / host entry; the prompt is its input
-      email_reply:               #   any other id = host event; the payload arrives as locked variables
-        session: conversation_id #   dotted path over variables: which conversation a firing joins
-        message: false           #   or a dotted path to the message text; false = firings carry none
-        connection: mail         #   host access connection; other keys preserved with a warning
-        description: Record one refund decision.  # for CALLERS (delegating model, MCP client); never the agent
-        requires:                #   variables a firing must supply (a caller's required params):
-          - order_id             #     a bare name is untyped (any value, null included)
-          - { name: due, type: date, description: The day it is due. }  # typed: held at the boundary
-          - { name: contact, type: string, format: email }  # a rule beside the type: held wherever the type is
-        returns: [result_file]   #   variables the run guarantees on completion (a caller's result);
-                                 #   short of them: a child returns what it set + a `note`; a top-level run is rejected
-                                 #   entry types: string integer number boolean date date-time object array file
-                                 #   rules: format pattern minLength maxLength enum content (string); minimum maximum
-                                 #   (integer number date date-time); minItems maxItems (array); accept maxSize (file)
-    instructions: >-
-      Record the decision in scratchpad/refund.json, then archmax_advance to
-      check-policy; never close the case yourself. If a note sends the case
-      back, fix what it names and advance again.
-    tools:
-      allow:                     # adds to allow_always; entry = name | { tool, args: {<arg>: [globs]} } | { tool, paths }
-        - lookup_customer
-        - { tool: archmax_run, paths: ["skills/refund-policy/scripts/**"] }   # narrows the workflow-wide grant, within an enabled skill
-        - { tool: write_file, args: { file_path: ["reports/${{case_id}}/*.json"] } }  # variable-bound guard
-        - archmax_workflow_enrich-order                                     # runs a sibling workflow
-      forbid: [archmax_wait]      # denies here; beats every grant incl. allow_always
-    skills:
-      allow: [refund-policy]     # adds to allow_always (bundle readable + scripts runnable, no path entries)
-      forbid: [order-data]       # subtracts, even from allow_always ([] never denies)
-    requires: [case_id]          # variables that must be set before this state may be left
-    locks: [case_id]             # variables only this state may write (change = come back here)
-    model: claude-opus-5         # MODEL ID ONLY — this state's turns; beats settings.model
-    budget: { maxTurns: 12, timeoutMs: 60000, maxParks: 5 }   # bounds the state's segment
-    on_error: closed             # where a terminal failure of this segment routes
-    metadata: { x: 40, y: 180 }
-    transitions:                 # none => terminal state
-      - to: check-policy         # slug; must exist
-        description: The decision is recorded in scratchpad/refund.json.   # what the agent routes
-                                 #   on. Say WHEN, never where. Omit it to route on the target's
-                                 #   instructions instead (target must have some); REQUIRED on a
-                                 #   human state's transitions (the button label) and on every edge
-                                 #   INTO a grader or code state, like this one.
-        type: none               # approve | reject | refine | none — semantic on human states
-
-  check-policy:                  # CODE state: the runtime runs its script on entry, NO model call
-    type: code
-    script: scripts/check-policy.js   # REQUIRED on a code state, refused on any other type; resolves
-                                 #   to workflows/<slug>/scripts/check-policy.js (.js|.mjs, no `..`)
-    summary: Re-derive the decision from the refund policy.   # instructions/model/budget/evidence/
-                                 #   approvers here are validate ERRORS: nothing reads them
-    skills: { allow: [order-data] }   # the script's tools are THIS state's surface: grant here
-                                 #   what it reads or calls (another state's grant never reaches it)
-    on_error: closed             # a throw, a timeout, or finishing undecided routes here
-    transitions:                 # the script takes one: tools.archmax_advance({ to, reason })
-      - { to: review, description: The recorded decision matches the policy. }
-      - { to: triage, description: The decision contradicts the policy; send it back with the fix. }
-
-  review:                        # human state: parks with a decision record; a PERSON picks the edge
-    type: human
-    title: Review refund
-    summary: A person approves the recorded decision or sends it back.   # label only
-    instructions: >-             # required on human states: the decision to present
-      Confirm scratchpad/refund.json matches policy.
-    approvers: [finance@acme.com]
-    evidence: [scratchpad/refund.json]   # plus whatever archmax_advance attached via `evidence:`
-    transitions:                 # required; no self-edge; one target per labeled type
-      - { to: reply, type: approve, description: Approve; tell the customer. }
-      - { to: triage, type: refine, description: Send back with a comment. }
-
-  reply:                         # agent state (type omitted)
-    instructions: >-
-      Draft the customer's email in scratchpad/reply.md, then archmax_advance to
-      grade-reply; if a note sends it back, revise the draft as it says.
-    transitions:
-      - { to: grade-reply, description: The email is drafted in scratchpad/reply.md. }
-
-  grade-reply:                   # GRADER state: an isolated grader judges WORK HANDED ON (a draft,
-    type: grader                 #   a report), never a live answer: a turn's reply is every text
-                                 #   the agent said, a draft sent back included
-    instructions: |-             # REQUIRED: its criteria, appended to a compiled-in grader preamble
-      Judge only the tone of scratchpad/reply.md.
-      - Friendly and professional: advance to `send-reply`.
-      - Curt or cold: advance back to `reply`, saying exactly what to change.
-      - If archmax_get_history's trail already holds two steps with kind
-        "grader" and to "reply", raise `reply-tone` instead of sending it back.
-    model: gpt-4.1-mini          # optional; resolved under the `grader` model role
-    budget: { maxTurns: 4, timeoutMs: 60000 }   # ITS OWN model calls / run time; no maxParks
-    on_error: closed             # fails closed: an undecided grader routes here
-    transitions:                 # REQUIRED, at least one; no evidence/approvers on a grader
-      - { to: send-reply, description: The draft is friendly and professional. }
-      - { to: reply, description: The tone is off; send it back naming what to change. }
-
-  send-reply:                    # TERMINAL code state: the session completes when the script
-    type: code                   #   returns — "approve, then end" with no further model call
-    script: scripts/send-reply.js
-    tools: { allow: [send_email] }   # the host tool its script calls, granted HERE
-
-  closed:                        # bare key = terminal (agent) state with no declarations
-```
-
-## Machine rules
-
-- **Movement.** The agent moves only by `archmax_advance({ to, reason, evidence? })`
-  — one per message, edge and `requires` validated, then the target's tools
-  unlock (or, for a grader or code target, the target runs at once). A state
-  with no transitions is terminal; the run ends when the agent finishes there.
-  Human decisions, `on_error`, and grader and code states' own `archmax_advance`
-  are the other movers. `archmax_reset({ reason })`
-  returns to the entry state (forbid it via `forbid_always` when a run must
-  never restart). No fan-out: sequence states; concurrency lives in
-  sub-workflow calls.
-- **Entry.** At least one state declares `triggers`; one state per trigger id;
-  `manual` is the entry the CLI, a host firing and a caller all use. A
-  re-invoked finished session is a **new turn in the state it ended in**, not
-  at the entry (one that completed in a terminal code state opens at its
-  trigger's entry) — give a state re-entry transitions if a conversation must
-  move on, or park instead of finishing.
-- **Variables.** One flat checkpointed `name → value` store, never declared.
-  Host seeds (`--variables`, `createAgent({ variables })`, a delivery) are
-  **locked**; the agent uses `archmax_get_variables`/`archmax_set_variables`
-  (`lock: true` to freeze, until `archmax_reset` releases the agent's locks).
-  A value that must be decided in one place yet stay correctable belongs to a
-  state: `locks: [order_id]` lets only that state write it, so a change routes
-  back there. Reserved: `trigger` (current trigger id, always
-  locked) and `title` (the run's one-line task label, agent-owned; a
-  sub-workflow child is not asked for one). A
-  `${{name}}` / `${{a.b.-1.c}}` reference works in `tools.allow` globs
-  (guard) and inside any text tool argument the model writes (exact
-  substitution, no retyping) — but not in scripts, which read
-  `args.variables`. Name a guarded variable in an earlier state's `requires`
-  or seed it; an unresolvable guard reference fails the run, an unresolvable
-  argument reference is refused and retried. An `archmax_set_variables` typo
-  creates a new variable; `requires` is what surfaces it.
-- **Models.** `settings.model` names the id every state runs on and a state's
-  `model` names its own — an **id only**, over the endpoint the assembly is
-  already configured with (a block with `temperature` is a load error;
-  sampling is env/host configuration). Precedence: state → workflow →
-  `ARCHMAX_MODEL`. Author it where the work differs in kind: small models for
-  classification, extraction and other mechanical states; leave drafting,
-  judgement and any state with a big tool surface or several transitions on
-  the default, since a small model that routes badly costs more in retries
-  than it saves. Repeating the workflow's id on a state is a validate warning.
-  A grader state's `model` is resolved under the `grader` model role
-  (`modelFactory("grader", env, id)`), a sub-workflow uses its own spec's, and a
-  host that passes an explicit `model` instance to `createAgent` outranks
-  every declared id (it must pass `modelFactory` to honour them).
-- **Parking.** A state that needs an event or a time calls
-  `archmax_wait({ reason, until? })` (`until`: `30m`/`2h`/`1d` or ISO instant →
-  `resumeAt` for the host's scheduler; the runtime holds no timer). Any
-  delivered trigger resumes **that same state** with the payload as locked
-  variables and an `[event]` runtime note; the state then picks its own edge.
-  Bound a polling loop with `budget.maxParks` + `on_error`. `archmax_wait` is
-  in every state, terminal ones included. Use a **human state** when a person
-  picks the edge, `archmax_wait` when an event or time resumes the work.
-- **Failing.** When the work cannot be completed, the agent calls
-  `archmax_raise({ code, reason })` (alone in its message; any state): the
-  session ends at once `failed`, with the agent's free-form `code` and
-  `reason` as the outcome's `exit` — no `on_error` route, no `returns`
-  check. A session that never raises is a success, so it is for failure
-  only. Forbid it (`forbid_always`, or a state's `forbid`) where the
-  agent must not end the run itself; a child that raises fails its caller's
-  call with kind `raised`.
-- **Human states** park with a record built from `instructions`, `evidence`
-  and transition `type`s. The handoff spends one reply-only model call so the
-  park carries a message — do **not** instruct the agent to announce the
-  handoff (two messages). While parked, `archmax reply` is answered on a
-  reply-only turn (every tool call refused) and re-parks unchanged; only
-  `decide` moves the run. A
-  `refine` edge delivers the reviewer's comment as correction.
-- **Grader and code states** (automated states). A **code** state runs
-  `script: scripts/<x>.js` in the sandbox; a **grader** state runs an isolated
-  grader whose criteria are the state's `instructions`. Both read the session
-  with `archmax_get_history` (`{ messages, trail }`: the whole transcript, a
-  tool result inline in its tool message's `text`, and the trail; a script
-  calls `JSON.parse(await tools.archmax_get_history())`). Both run on
-  entry — however the session got there — with **no call of the agent's model**
-  (a chain of code states makes none at all), and leave like every state:
-  `archmax_advance` along one of their transitions, whose `reason` reaches the
-  next state as a `[code]`/`[grader]` runtime note and a `kind: code|grader`
-  trail step, or `archmax_raise`. A **terminal** code state completes the
-  session when its script returns. Throwing, timing out, a spent grader budget,
-  or a non-terminal state that finishes without either call **fails closed** →
-  `on_error`. Each is offered exactly its own state's surface (its grants and
-  one control set for both types: `archmax_advance`, `archmax_raise`, the
-  variable tools, `archmax_get_history`), governed like the agent's calls — never
-  `write_todos`, `archmax_eval`, `archmax_run`, `archmax_wait`,
-  `archmax_reset`, even when `allow_always` lists one (a state's own
-  `tools.allow` naming one is an error): an automated state cannot park.
-  There is no iteration budget: a state that gives up after N rounds counts
-  them in the trail. Per type, `validate` errors on: a code state's
-  `instructions`/`model`/`budget`/`evidence`/`approvers`; a grader without
-  `instructions` or without a transition, or with `evidence`/`approvers`/
-  `budget.maxParks`. There are **no `before:`/`after:` hooks and no root
-  `extensions:`** — a leftover key is a load error naming it. Script contract:
-  [`code-states-and-scripts.md`](code-states-and-scripts.md).
-- **Automated-state patterns.** A deterministic check **in front of** a state:
-  make the trigger's entry (or the edge's target) a code state that advances
-  to the work or to a state that declines it. A check **behind** a state: point
-  the state's transition at a code state that advances onward, or back with
-  the fix as its `reason` — the agent reads it and advances again. **Approve,
-  then end**: approve into a terminal code state, which costs no model call.
-  Judgment (tone, completeness): a grader behind the graded state with an edge
-  back; its `instructions` say when to raise ("after two send-backs" = two
-  trail steps `{ kind: grader, to: <graded state> }`). Grade work the agent
-  hands on (a report, a draft), not a live answer: a turn's `reply` is every
-  text the agent said in it, so a draft sent back has reached the person.
-- **Budgets and `on_error`.** `budget.maxTurns`/`timeoutMs`/`maxParks` bound
-  a state's segment (on a grader: its own model calls and run time; a code
-  state takes no `budget`, `settings.timeoutMs` bounds its script). There is
-  no root `budget` (declaring one is a load error): a whole turn is bounded by
-  LangGraph's `recursionLimit` (400 unless the host's invoke config sets one),
-  and a turn that hits it — a cycle between states, say — ends the session
-  `failed` (`recursion-limit`). A terminal failure (exhausted budget, exhausted parks, a
-  grader or code state that fails) routes to `on_error` instead of failing the
-  run; recoverable rejections (invalid edge, unmet `requires`) keep the agent
-  in place. Declare `on_error` on every automated state and on bounded loops.
-  A **tool that throws** is neither: the call is answered with an error-status tool message carrying
-  the error, the agent stays in the state and can retry or switch tools, and
-  `on_error` never sees it (a park or a cancelled run still propagates).
-- **Sub-workflows are tools.** Allow `archmax_workflow_<slug>` (slug verbatim)
-  and the sibling `workflows/<slug>/` is callable: its `manual` trigger's
-  `requires` are the parameters (typed where the entries are typed; a
-  mistyped argument is refused `invalid-param`, and `"${{count}}"` alone
-  passes the value with its own type), its `returns` the result
-  (`{ message, returns }`; a child finishing with some unset completes, and
-  `returns` holds every declared one, the unset ones `null`, plus a `note`
-  naming them; a mistyped typed return fails `invalid-return`). Returns are
-  owed only at the finish: no state needs them to be left, a later write
-  replaces an unlocked earlier one, and a seed of one lands unlocked; lock one
-  only once it is final. Each failed call is the
-  calling state's failure, recorded with its arguments and routed through
-  `on_error` when the agent finishes unless a later successful call of the
-  same workflow from the same state recovers it first. One success recovers
-  one failed call: the one whose arguments it repeats (compared after
-  `${{…}}` resolves, key order ignored), else the oldest. A sibling in the
-  same batch does not count; another workflow's success recovers nothing;
-  the route names every outstanding failure with its arguments.
-  The trigger's `description` leads the tool description. Nothing captures the result — the caller records
-  what it needs with `archmax_set_variables`, made mandatory by `requires`.
-  The child is a separate session with a fresh transcript, sees only its
-  arguments (as locked variables), and shares no prose. One call = one
-  sub-run; fan out with parallel tool calls or `Promise.all` in a script
-  (bounds: depth 3, 4 concurrent). A child's human state parks the child;
-  a script's delegation cannot park and fails closed.
-- **Choosing a mechanism.** Deterministic work the agent triggers → an
-  `archmax_run` script. Deterministic work the graph runs at a fixed point (a
-  screen, a policy check, a record) → a code state. Delegated work that is itself
-  a process or reused across workflows → a sub-workflow. Judging work already
-  done → a grader state. Neither automated kind is callable by the agent (`task`
-  is disclosed nowhere and not grantable).
-- **Prompt economy.** The static prompt + tool schemas are re-sent every
-  model call. The static part carries the workflow's `title` + `instructions`
-  and **no state of the graph**; a state's `instructions` and its **own**
-  outgoing edges are sent only while it is active. So: workflow-wide
-  conventions go in the root `instructions` (paid once, cached); everything
-  else goes in the state that needs it, and splitting a broad state into
-  several narrow ones costs nothing in the prefix. `title` and `summary` are
-  free — neither reaches a model call. `WORKFLOW.md` carries only what the spec
-  cannot say; reader diagrams go inside an HTML comment (stripped from the
-  prompt).
-
-## What the agent sees of the graph
-
-Only the state it is in. Every model call is handed that state's outgoing edges
-and nothing else of the machine — no other state's slug, `title`, `summary`,
-script, criteria or transitions, and no count of the states:
-
-```
-Transitions — choose one with `archmax_advance` when this state's work is done:
-- to `check-policy` (code) — The decision is recorded in scratchpad/refund.json.
-- to `review` (human decision node) — The decision is recorded and needs a person's approval.
-- to `grade-reply` (grader) — The email is drafted in scratchpad/reply.md.
-- to `closed` (terminal) — Nothing to refund; the case is answered.
-```
-
-A `(grader)` or `(code)` target runs on its own and may send the run straight
-back with a note saying what to change.
-
-Two rules follow, and they are the ones authors get wrong:
-
-1. **Write the `description` for the source state, not the target.** The agent
-   reading it knows nothing about where it is going. Say *when* the edge applies:
-   `The refund is over $50, or the customer has asked twice.` Not `Go to
-   refund-review.` — that tells a reader who already knows the graph something
-   they cannot use, and tells this reader nothing.
-2. **Routing conditions cannot live downstream.** A target's `summary` is never
-   disclosed to the state routing into it, nor its `instructions` across a
-   described edge. If the condition is "when the order is over 30 days old", it
-   belongs on the edge.
-
-An **undescribed** edge (no `description`, or a blank one) routes on its target's
-`instructions` instead, quoted under the edge's line as what the agent will do
-once there: leave one undescribed only when those instructions already say when
-it applies. It is a **load error** where the target has no instructions, on a
-human state's transitions (the description is the button label), and into a
-grader or code state (a grader's instructions are criteria the work is never
-shown; a code state has none). A code state's own edges may go undescribed: its
-script routes. There is no other way to see more of the graph.
-
-## Governance
-
-Closed by default; **deny beats allow, and no narrower level widens a denial.**
-
-- **The workflow-wide grant**: `tools.allow_always`, in every state. Absent,
-  it is the **default tools**: `ls`, `read_file`, `write_file`, `edit_file`,
-  `copy_file`, `move_file`, `remove_file`, `glob`, `grep`, `write_todos`,
-  `archmax_eval`, `archmax_run`. Declared (`[]` included), it is exactly what it
-  lists and **replaces** the default tools, so a new workflow lists all twelve
-  (as in the skeleton) and removes only what it must not have. Never declared:
-  the controls `archmax_advance`, `archmax_reset`, `archmax_wait`,
-  `archmax_raise`, `archmax_get_variables`, `archmax_set_variables`, and a host's
-  `essentialTools`. Any other tool needs an `allow`/`allow_always` entry. A
-  state entry naming a granted tool **narrows** it there, and one naming a
-  default tool the list omits grants it there. `task` is ungrantable (error).
-- **In a grader or code state** the surface is what the state is granted (the
-  workflow-wide grant included), minus `write_todos`, `archmax_eval`,
-  `archmax_run`, `archmax_wait` and `archmax_reset` even when `allow_always` lists
-  them (naming one in the state's
-  own `tools.allow` is an error), plus one control set for both types:
-  `archmax_advance`, `archmax_raise`, `archmax_get_variables`,
-  `archmax_set_variables` and `archmax_get_history` — never `archmax_wait` or
-  `archmax_reset`.
-- **Entries**: bare name; `{ tool, args: { <arg>: ["glob", …] } }` (matches
-  if any glob matches; `${{var}}` allowed). An argument the tool declares as a
-  path (else `file_path`) is canonicalized first; any other argument (a URL, an
-  address, an email) is matched **as written**, and a denial also catches its
-  path form. `""` matches only an empty value. `*` never crosses `/` (`**` does).
-  `{ tool, paths: [...] }`
-  (guards every path argument the tool declares — all must match to grant,
-  any matching denies). `"*"` as the tool is legal only in a
-  forbid list. Globs match dot-segments (`secrets/**` covers `secrets/.env`).
-- **Path rules read declared path arguments**: `copy_file`/`move_file` take
-  `{ source, destination, overwrite? }` (copy reads `source`, move removes it;
-  both write `destination`), `remove_file` takes `{ file_path }`. A removal is
-  refused wherever a write is; a call naming several paths is refused when any
-  one is. An existing destination is refused unless `overwrite: true`.
-  `forbid: [{ tool: "*", paths: [secrets/**] }]` blocks a copy in or out.
-- **Skills** are governed by **slug**, never path. Enabling a bundle makes
-  `skills/<slug>/**` readable and its scripts runnable with no `tools.allow`
-  entry; a disabled bundle is unreachable **and invisible** (not listed, not
-  in the prompt). `allow` adds, `forbid` subtracts, `allow: []` denies
-  nothing. A `tools.allow` entry may still narrow *within* an enabled bundle.
-  A state enabling no skill can run no script at all.
-- **Scripts' `tools.*` calls** are governed per call against the state they
-  run in: an `archmax_run` script is bound like the model (grant every tool it
-  calls in the agent's state); a code state's script is bound by **its own**
-  state's grants (`tools`, `skills`, `mounts`) — there is no runtime authority.
-  `tools` holds exactly that state's surface: anything else is `undefined`.
-  Neither may read `workflows/**` or write a read-only mount. A refused call
-  rejects inside the script.