@awak-app/simy-cli 0.5.29 → 0.5.31

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  1. package/README.md +15 -5
  2. package/package.json +3 -2
  3. package/src/agent.js +148 -3
  4. package/src/cli-contract.js +1 -1
  5. package/src/codex-plugins/simy/.codex-plugin/plugin.json +15 -6
  6. package/src/codex-plugins/simy/hooks/README.md +15 -0
  7. package/src/codex-plugins/simy/hooks/delivery-loop.mjs +196 -0
  8. package/src/codex-plugins/simy/hooks/hooks.json +53 -0
  9. package/src/codex-plugins/simy/skills/delivery-loop/SKILL.md +28 -0
  10. package/src/codex-plugins/simy/skills/sqm-loop/SKILL.md +3 -1
  11. package/src/coding-run-store.js +69 -0
  12. package/src/delivery-hooks/command.js +31 -0
  13. package/src/delivery-hooks/desktop.js +40 -0
  14. package/src/desktop-host.js +11 -1
  15. package/src/index.js +7 -0
  16. package/src/local-task.js +55 -0
  17. package/src/orchestrator/audit.js +3 -0
  18. package/src/orchestrator/checklist-continuation.js +3 -3
  19. package/src/orchestrator/completion-contract.js +7 -0
  20. package/src/orchestrator/contract.js +6 -4
  21. package/src/orchestrator/delivery/WORKFLOW.md +93 -6
  22. package/src/orchestrator/delivery/references/acceptance-evidence.md +9 -5
  23. package/src/orchestrator/delivery/references/change-boundary-matrix.md +20 -1
  24. package/src/orchestrator/delivery/references/desktop-monitor-triggers.md +35 -0
  25. package/src/orchestrator/delivery/references/shared-system-specifications.md +3 -0
  26. package/src/orchestrator/delivery/references/state-and-receipts.md +19 -0
  27. package/src/orchestrator/execution-io.js +15 -0
  28. package/src/orchestrator/independent-audit.js +14 -1
  29. package/src/orchestrator/instruction.js +3 -0
  30. package/src/orchestrator/loop.js +71 -0
  31. package/src/orchestrator/outcome-monitor.js +123 -0
  32. package/src/provider-stream.js +3 -1
  33. package/src/runner.js +162 -20
  34. package/src/sqm/agent-skill.js +3 -2
  35. package/src/sqm/claude-plugin.js +6 -1
  36. package/src/sqm/command.js +13 -0
  37. package/src/sqm/report.js +23 -0
  38. package/src/sqm/workflow-onboarding.js +1 -1
  39. package/src/workflow-observation-sender.js +208 -0
  40. package/src/workflow-reporting.js +35 -0
  41. package/src/workflow-reporting.md +137 -0
@@ -30,6 +30,28 @@ deployment, exact-revision verification, and cleanup gates in this workflow. Do
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  push these development-only gates into every personal workflow merely because
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+ ## Report outcomes in the requested form
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+ Apply the common [outcome reporting contract](../../workflow-reporting.md) to
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+ executor progress, user-facing summaries and independent review. The runtime
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+ injects the same instruction into Coding execution/audit and non-coding Local
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+ Tasks; this is a model instruction, not a semantic output filter or a new gate.
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+ Keep the outcome contract, execution evidence and response contract distinct.
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+ Reporting-only corrections do not waive acceptance, change the goal or grant
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+ new authority. Preserve requested questions/order/omissions on retry and resume.
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+ Respond to the user's decisions and outcomes; keep routine diagnostics and
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+ unchanged waits in the existing evidence record. Follow requested cadence and
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+ host-required liveness updates without inventing progress.
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+ ## Confirm asynchronous handoffs and recover safely
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+ Apply the common asynchronous handoff contract in [outcome reporting](../../workflow-reporting.md).
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+ Submission accepted is not execution started. Keep the original operation identity,
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+ resolve the canonical resource and verify the requested start/outcome boundary.
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+ Missing list entries are inconclusive. Reconcile before resubmitting; use supported
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+ idempotent recovery and bounded waits, and report an actual blocker when recovery
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+ cannot proceed. A promise to investigate does not satisfy the recovery obligation.
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  ## Confirm the delivery level in chat
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  Before material implementation, read [delivery levels](references/delivery-levels.md),
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  Update the matrix and table after every evaluated test, repair, review, or scope,
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  revision, or environment change. Preserve prior snapshots/receipts and reset
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  invalidated rows to pending; never delete a failed criterion to make the table
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- green. Report the new highest proven state and the remaining rows.
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+ green. Record the new highest proven state and the remaining rows internally;
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+ user-facing updates follow the response contract.
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- Use the compact request checklist as the loop's default visible progress surface.
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+ Use the compact request checklist as the evidence record's status surface.
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  After freezing the charter, after each evaluated attempt, and in the final
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- receipt, show a Markdown table in chat headed `依頼チェックリスト` with exactly
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+ evidence receipt, maintain a Markdown table headed `依頼チェックリスト` with
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  these columns: `#`, `ご依頼`, `現状`, `判定`. Render one numbered row per frozen
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- The table is an intermediate checkpoint. Immediately classify each non-green row
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+ The evidence table is an intermediate checkpoint, not mandatory chat output.
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+ Show it when requested or when it best answers the request; a specified response
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+ format takes precedence. Otherwise report the outcome and material gaps concisely.
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+ Immediately classify each non-green row
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  and perform the next safe authorized action: implementation or repair for missing
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  or failed behavior, execution/evidence collection for untested paths, and fresh
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  verification for stale results. Re-observe the same criterion, run the validator,
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  Before the final response, reconcile original requirements, all IDs, current
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- evidence and endpoint gates; display the full table, counts, highest proven state
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- and disposition. Independent audit checks premature stopping as well as evidence.
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+ evidence and endpoint gates; retain the full table, counts, highest proven state
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+ and disposition in the evidence receipt. The user-facing answer follows the response
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+ contract and discloses material unmet outcomes. Independent audit checks premature
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+ stopping, answer relevance and hidden limitations as well as evidence.
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  For user-facing outcomes, require both goal-driven user interaction and technical
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  ## Run one controlled loop
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+ The controller freezes the original user goal, outcome, minimum scope, proof
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+ requirements, non-goals, finish line, and stable acceptance IDs in the persisted
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+ charter. If explicit acceptance criteria are absent, the user's goal itself is
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+ the first acceptance criterion; tests and PR creation cannot replace that
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+ outcome. Direct human changes create a successor version with the old contract
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+ preserved. An unrecorded edit blocks execution and PR recheck. An approved
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+ revision invalidates the previous independent outcome assessment; do not reuse
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+ old evidence to claim the revised goal was met.
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+ Even when a caller supplies its own acceptance list, independent review must
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+ separately prove the original user goal with an observed operation and
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+ postcondition. A process-only acceptance list cannot waive that goal.
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+ After each attempt the controller records which acceptance IDs were positively
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+ supported by the independent auditor. If no independent review occurred, report
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+ insufficient evidence. When a further reviewed attempt leaves the same user
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+ outcomes unproven without adding any independently supported outcome, stop
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+ automatic retries and require a revised approach against the approved objective.
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+ Changed code, passing tests, and additional review comments do not themselves
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+ count as outcome progress. Each state transition is written to a private local
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+ run record before it is published; failed Web ledger updates are retried. On
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+ restart, an unverifiable objective cannot retain completion status. An
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+ authenticated SIMY CLI daemon rechecks PR-ready runs every five minutes,
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+ including after the chat ends. It revokes a completion claim when current
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+ verification is unavailable. Monitoring requires the daemon and host to remain
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+ running; it does not monitor unrelated Codex Desktop tasks or execute repairs
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+ without an authorized run.
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+ For a Codex Desktop task whose requested outcome must be checked after the
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+ conversation ends, register a Codex app heartbeat against that task before
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+ claiming it is monitored. Preserve the original outcome, acceptance evidence,
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+ the exact task or operation identity, the requested completion boundary, and
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+ the response preferences, cadence, time/attempt/cost limits, and stop or
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+ ask-user conditions in the heartbeat prompt. Verify that the automation
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+ is active and bound to the intended task. On each run, use the Codex app's
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+ supported task status and wait/read operations to distinguish a queued creation
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+ ID, a resolved task ID, execution start, and the actual result. An absent list
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+ entry or an idle label alone is not a terminal result. Reconcile the exact
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+ operation before any retry; do not create a replacement while its fate is
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+ unknown. Report an actionable blocker if identity, access, or evidence cannot
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+ be resolved. Stay quiet on unchanged non-actionable state, and stop the
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+ heartbeat when the accepted outcome is proved or monitoring is explicitly
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+ cancelled. On authoritative failure, exhausted limits, or an unresolved
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+ terminal identity/access blocker, report the evidence and pause or stop the
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+ heartbeat pending a human decision. This is a separately registered,
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+ task-scoped Codex app monitor;
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+ the CLI daemon does not automatically register it or cover every Desktop task.
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+ For a delegated implementation task, compare monitoring cadence with actual
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+ execution. If its canonical task is idle and authorized acceptance work remains,
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+ record a stall rather than a quiet unchanged status. With explicit recovery
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+ authority and supported task tools, wake the same task once and verify its
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+ execution starts; keep the outcome open
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+ until independent acceptance evidence changes. A read-only monitor reports the
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+ stall and owner instead. If a task is active but acceptance evidence has not
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+ advanced over the agreed window, inspect its work and external waits before
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+ calling it stalled. Never describe monitoring or an attempted wake as delivery.
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+ Use the [Desktop task monitoring triggers](references/desktop-monitor-triggers.md)
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+ when choosing an observation cadence, stall threshold, resume action, notification,
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+ and duplicate-prevention rule for a Codex app heartbeat.
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- frozen, after every evaluated attempt, and in the final receipt. `checklist.md`
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- also retains the detailed layer table so evidence, methods, and repairs remain
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- reviewable. Chat output may link to that detail instead of duplicating it, but it
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- must not omit non-green compact rows. Do not turn `pr_ci_green`, a healthy service,
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+ The compact table is maintained in the evidence record after the charter is
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+ frozen, after every evaluated attempt, and in the final evidence receipt.
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+ `checklist.md` also retains the detailed layer table so evidence, methods, and
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+ repairs remain reviewable. User-facing reporting follows the common
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+ [outcome reporting contract](../../../workflow-reporting.md). Show the table when
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+ requested or when it best answers the request, not after every internal step.
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+ An A/B-only or no-test-detail instruction takes precedence over the default table.
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+ Keep every non-green row internally and disclose any material effect on the
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+ requested answers or completion claim; brevity cannot hide incomplete delivery. Do not turn `pr_ci_green`, a healthy service,
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+ policy. Distinguish a temporarily unavailable or unknown response from a
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+ confirmed invalid, deleted or banned identity. Verify the expected exit/recovery
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+ path as well as the message; a permanent failure must not trap the user in retry.
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+ - Include current membership suspension/removal, account/session switching and
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+ stale in-flight results where affected. Preserve unknown-error handling unless
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+ an authoritative contract changes it; do not turn all unknown errors into logout.
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+ - For refresh/cookie changes, inventory affected callers, propagation and concurrent
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+ canonical ownership and supported persisted formats. Reapply the requested delta
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+ Freeze the requested outcome, acceptance IDs, exact task/operation identity,
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  const requiresHuman = findings.some((item) => item.repairability === "manual");
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  return {
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246
  passed: result.passed === true && findings.length === 0,
@@ -1,3 +1,4 @@
1
+ import { buildAcceptedHumanGuidanceInstruction, buildWorkflowReportingInstruction } from "../workflow-reporting.js";
1
2
  import { minimumCharter } from "./delivery/scripts/check-minimum-completion.mjs";
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3
  import { bullets, looksLikeUiTask, section } from "./shared.js";
3
4
  import { problemSolvingResultContract } from "./problem-solving.js";
@@ -24,6 +25,8 @@ export function buildCodingInstruction(
24
25
  buildUxSpecificationInstruction(),
25
26
  buildDeliveryLevelInstruction(),
26
27
  buildChecklistContinuationInstruction(),
28
+ buildWorkflowReportingInstruction(),
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+ buildAcceptedHumanGuidanceInstruction(charter),
27
30
  section(
28
31
  "requirement_charter",
29
32
  [
@@ -1,3 +1,4 @@
1
+ import { redactExecutionText } from "./execution-io.js";
1
2
  import { minimumCharter } from "./delivery/scripts/check-minimum-completion.mjs";
2
3
  import { auditAttempt, evaluatePrReadiness } from "./audit.js";
3
4
  import {
@@ -8,6 +9,7 @@ import { buildCodingInstruction, buildPromptInterventions } from "./instruction.
8
9
  import { canStartProvider, refreshBudgetState } from "./budget.js";
9
10
  import { buildAttempt, mergeTokenUsage } from "./result.js";
10
11
  import { evaluateRetryCircuit } from "./retry.js";
12
+ import { assessOutcomeProgress, verifyObjective } from "./outcome-monitor.js";
11
13
  import { appendEvent, publish } from "./shared.js";
12
14
  import { independentAuditEvidenceIdentity } from "./pr-preparation.js";
13
15
 
@@ -28,6 +30,15 @@ async function runCodingLoopOwned({
28
30
  }
29
31
  snapshot.implementation_gate_passed = false;
30
32
  snapshot.done_gate_passed = false;
33
+ const objectiveCheck = verifyObjective(snapshot.charter);
34
+ if (!objectiveCheck.valid) {
35
+ snapshot.final_audit = humanGate("The saved objective changed without an authorized revision.", [{
36
+ code: "OBJECTIVE_CONTRACT_CHANGED", severity: "blocker", target: "objective_contract",
37
+ explanation: "Restore the approved objective or record an explicit human amendment before continuing.", repairability: "manual",
38
+ }]);
39
+ await publish(snapshot, "waiting_human", onUpdate);
40
+ return snapshot;
41
+ }
31
42
  try { minimumCharter(snapshot.charter); } catch {
32
43
  snapshot.final_audit = humanGate("Completion charter requires refresh before verification.", [{
33
44
  code: "MINIMUM_CHARTER_REQUIRED", severity: "blocker", target: "completion_contract",
@@ -87,6 +98,14 @@ async function runCodingLoopOwned({
87
98
  }
88
99
  const queuedGuidance = consumeHumanGuidance();
89
100
  const attemptGuidance = [humanGuidance, queuedGuidance].filter(Boolean).join("\n\n");
101
+ // Retain accepted handoff guidance in the existing persisted charter.
102
+ // Only the controller's direct human-input channel populates this history.
103
+ if (attemptGuidance.trim()) {
104
+ snapshot.charter.thread_state.accepted_human_guidance ??= [];
105
+ const history = snapshot.charter.thread_state.accepted_human_guidance;
106
+ const retainedGuidance = redactExecutionText(attemptGuidance.trim(), { maxChars: Infinity }).text;
107
+ if (history.at(-1) !== retainedGuidance) history.push(retainedGuidance);
108
+ }
90
109
  const previousAttempt = snapshot.attempts.at(-1) ?? null;
91
110
  const promptInterventions = buildPromptInterventions(snapshot.charter, {
92
111
  attemptNumber,
@@ -164,6 +183,7 @@ async function runCodingLoopOwned({
164
183
  if (shouldStop()) return stopCodingLoop(snapshot, onUpdate);
165
184
  attempt.implementation_gate = attempt.audit.implementation_gate;
166
185
  snapshot.attempts.push(attempt);
186
+ assessOutcomeProgress(snapshot.charter, attempt, previousAttempt);
167
187
  attempt.budget = refreshBudgetState(snapshot);
168
188
 
169
189
  if (snapshot.budget.token_exhausted) {
@@ -245,6 +265,7 @@ async function runCodingLoopOwned({
245
265
  });
246
266
  if (shouldStop()) return stopCodingLoop(snapshot, onUpdate);
247
267
  attempt.implementation_gate = attempt.audit.implementation_gate;
268
+ assessOutcomeProgress(snapshot.charter, attempt, previousAttempt);
248
269
 
249
270
  const independentFindings = attempt.independent_audit.findings || [];
250
271
  if (!attempt.audit.passed || !attempt.independent_audit.passed) {
@@ -297,10 +318,30 @@ async function stopCodingLoop(snapshot, onUpdate) {
297
318
  }
298
319
 
299
320
  async function recheckPrReadinessOwned({ snapshot, collectEvidence, checkSqm = null, onUpdate }) {
321
+ if (!verifyObjective(snapshot.charter).valid) {
322
+ snapshot.implementation_gate_passed = false;
323
+ snapshot.done_gate_passed = false;
324
+ snapshot.final_audit = humanGate("The saved objective changed without an authorized revision.", [{
325
+ code: "OBJECTIVE_CONTRACT_CHANGED", severity: "blocker", target: "objective_contract",
326
+ explanation: "Restore the approved objective or record an explicit human amendment before rechecking completion.", repairability: "manual",
327
+ }]);
328
+ await publish(snapshot, "waiting_human", onUpdate);
329
+ return snapshot;
330
+ }
300
331
  const attempt = snapshot.attempts.at(-1);
301
332
  snapshot.implementation_gate_passed = false;
302
333
  snapshot.done_gate_passed = false;
303
334
  if (!attempt) return snapshot;
335
+ const reviewedObjective = attempt.outcome_progress?.objective_digest;
336
+ const currentObjective = snapshot.charter.thread_state?.objective_contract?.current_digest;
337
+ if (reviewedObjective && currentObjective && reviewedObjective !== currentObjective) {
338
+ snapshot.final_audit = humanGate("The last review covered a superseded objective.", [{
339
+ code: "OBJECTIVE_EVIDENCE_STALE", severity: "blocker", target: "objective_contract",
340
+ explanation: "Make a new attempt and independently review evidence against the current objective.", repairability: "manual",
341
+ }]);
342
+ await publish(snapshot, "waiting_human", onUpdate);
343
+ return snapshot;
344
+ }
304
345
  appendEvent(snapshot, "checking_pr", "Refreshing GitHub review and CI evidence.", {
305
346
  attempt_number: attempt.attempt_number,
306
347
  });
@@ -311,6 +352,9 @@ async function recheckPrReadinessOwned({ snapshot, collectEvidence, checkSqm = n
311
352
  previousAttempt: snapshot.attempts.at(-2) ?? null,
312
353
  sqm: attempt.sqm,
313
354
  });
355
+ attempt.outcome_progress = assessOutcomeProgress(
356
+ snapshot.charter, attempt, snapshot.attempts.at(-2) ?? null,
357
+ );
314
358
  snapshot.implementation_gate_passed = attempt.audit.passed;
315
359
  attempt.pr_readiness = evaluatePrReadiness(snapshot.charter, attempt);
316
360
  attempt.pr_gate = attempt.pr_readiness;
@@ -439,6 +483,33 @@ async function handleFailedAudit({
439
483
  onUpdate,
440
484
  });
441
485
  }
486
+ if (attempt.outcome_progress?.stalled) {
487
+ const unresolved = attempt.outcome_progress.unproven_ids;
488
+ snapshot.final_audit = {
489
+ ...(snapshot.final_audit || {}),
490
+ passed: false,
491
+ summary: "Independent review found no progress on the remaining user outcomes.",
492
+ findings: [...(snapshot.final_audit?.findings || []), {
493
+ passed: false,
494
+ code: "OUTCOME_PROGRESS_STALLED",
495
+ severity: "blocker",
496
+ target: "acceptance_criteria",
497
+ explanation: `The same user outcomes remain unproven after another attempt: ${unresolved.join(", ")}. Reassess the approach against the approved objective before more work.`,
498
+ repairability: "manual",
499
+ }],
500
+ auto_repairable: false,
501
+ requires_human: true,
502
+ };
503
+ appendEvent(snapshot, "blocked", "Automatic retries stopped: no independently observed outcome progress.", {
504
+ code: "outcome_progress_stalled",
505
+ attempt_number: attemptNumber,
506
+ objective_digest: attempt.outcome_progress.objective_digest,
507
+ unproven_ids: unresolved,
508
+ avoided_attempts: Math.max(snapshot.charter.max_attempts - attemptNumber, 0),
509
+ });
510
+ await publish(snapshot, "blocked", onUpdate);
511
+ return true;
512
+ }
442
513
  const retryCircuit = evaluateRetryCircuit({
443
514
  attempt,
444
515
  previousAttempt: snapshot.attempts.at(-2) ?? null,
@@ -0,0 +1,123 @@
1
+ import { createHash } from "node:crypto";
2
+
3
+ import { acceptanceCriterionRows, hasUserOutcomeProof } from "./completion-contract.js";
4
+
5
+ function objective(charter) {
6
+ return {
7
+ original_request: charter.thread_state.original_request,
8
+ requirement: charter.requirement,
9
+ user_goal: charter.thread_state.user_goal,
10
+ user_outcome: charter.completion_contract.user_outcome,
11
+ outcome_contract: structuredClone(charter.completion_contract.outcome_contract),
12
+ minimum_scope: [...charter.completion_contract.minimum_scope],
13
+ proof_required: [...charter.completion_contract.proof_required],
14
+ non_goals: [...charter.thread_state.non_goals],
15
+ expected_finish_line: charter.thread_state.expected_finish_line,
16
+ criteria: acceptanceCriterionRows(charter),
17
+ };
18
+ }
19
+
20
+ function digest(value) {
21
+ return createHash("sha256").update(JSON.stringify(value)).digest("hex");
22
+ }
23
+
24
+ export function freezeObjective(charter) {
25
+ const value = objective(charter);
26
+ charter.thread_state.objective_contract = {
27
+ version: 1,
28
+ baseline: structuredClone(value),
29
+ current: structuredClone(value),
30
+ current_digest: digest(value),
31
+ revisions: [],
32
+ };
33
+ }
34
+
35
+ export function reviseObjective(charter, source) {
36
+ const contract = charter.thread_state.objective_contract;
37
+ if (!contract) return;
38
+ const next = objective(charter);
39
+ const nextDigest = digest(next);
40
+ if (nextDigest === contract.current_digest) return;
41
+ contract.revisions.push({
42
+ version: contract.version + 1,
43
+ source,
44
+ previous_digest: contract.current_digest,
45
+ next_digest: nextDigest,
46
+ previous: structuredClone(contract.current),
47
+ next: structuredClone(next),
48
+ });
49
+ contract.version += 1;
50
+ contract.current = structuredClone(next);
51
+ contract.current_digest = nextDigest;
52
+ }
53
+
54
+ export function verifyObjective(charter) {
55
+ const contract = charter.thread_state?.objective_contract;
56
+ if (!contract) return { valid: true, legacy: true };
57
+ try {
58
+ const current = objective(charter);
59
+ const revisions = contract.revisions;
60
+ const valid = Boolean(
61
+ contract.version >= 1 &&
62
+ contract.baseline &&
63
+ Array.isArray(revisions) &&
64
+ revisions.length === contract.version - 1 &&
65
+ digest(contract.current) === contract.current_digest &&
66
+ digest(current) === contract.current_digest &&
67
+ revisions.every((revision, index) =>
68
+ revision.version === index + 2 &&
69
+ revision.previous_digest === digest(revision.previous) &&
70
+ revision.next_digest === digest(revision.next) &&
71
+ (index === 0 ? revision.previous_digest === digest(contract.baseline) :
72
+ revision.previous_digest === revisions[index - 1].next_digest)) &&
73
+ (revisions.length === 0 ? digest(contract.baseline) === contract.current_digest :
74
+ revisions.at(-1).next_digest === contract.current_digest)
75
+ );
76
+ return { valid, legacy: false, digest: contract.current_digest };
77
+ } catch {
78
+ return { valid: false, legacy: false, digest: null };
79
+ }
80
+ }
81
+
82
+ // The monitor reads independent criterion assessments, not executor test counts.
83
+ // It records insufficient evidence when the independent review was not reached.
84
+ export function assessOutcomeProgress(charter, attempt, previousAttempt = null) {
85
+ const criteria = acceptanceCriterionRows(charter);
86
+ const assessment = attempt.independent_audit;
87
+ const results = Array.isArray(assessment?.criterion_results)
88
+ ? assessment.criterion_results : [];
89
+ const completeAssessment = Boolean(attempt.audit?.passed === true && assessment &&
90
+ criteria.every((criterion) => results.filter((row) => row.criterion_id === criterion.id).length === 1) &&
91
+ results.length === criteria.length &&
92
+ !(assessment.findings || []).some((finding) => finding.code === "INDEPENDENT_AUDIT_UNAVAILABLE"));
93
+ const reviewed = new Set();
94
+ for (const criterion of criteria) {
95
+ const matches = results.filter((row) => row.criterion_id === criterion.id);
96
+ const row = matches[0];
97
+ if (matches.length === 1 && row.passed === true && row.verification_method &&
98
+ row.observed_result && Array.isArray(row.evidence_refs) && row.evidence_refs.length > 0) {
99
+ reviewed.add(criterion.id);
100
+ }
101
+ }
102
+ if (hasUserOutcomeProof(assessment?.coverage_review)) {
103
+ reviewed.add("USER-GOAL");
104
+ }
105
+ const result = {
106
+ objective_digest: charter.thread_state?.objective_contract?.current_digest || null,
107
+ status: completeAssessment ? "assessed" : "insufficient_evidence",
108
+ assessed_ids: [...reviewed].sort(),
109
+ unproven_ids: ["USER-GOAL", ...criteria.map((row) => row.id)].filter((id) => !reviewed.has(id)),
110
+ evidence_identity: assessment?.evidence_identity_sha256 || null,
111
+ stalled: false,
112
+ };
113
+ const previous = previousAttempt?.outcome_progress;
114
+ result.stalled = Boolean(
115
+ completeAssessment && previous?.status === "assessed" &&
116
+ previous.objective_digest === result.objective_digest &&
117
+ result.unproven_ids.length > 0 &&
118
+ result.assessed_ids.every((id) => previous.assessed_ids.includes(id)) &&
119
+ result.unproven_ids.every((id) => previous.unproven_ids.includes(id))
120
+ );
121
+ attempt.outcome_progress = result;
122
+ return result;
123
+ }
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ const STRUCTURED_MARKERS = ["SIMY_RESULT_JSON:", "SIMY_AUDIT_JSON:"];
5
5
  const CODEX_MCP_AUTH_WARNING =
6
6
  "[Codex] MCP warning: optional connector authorization expired; coding continues.";
7
7
 
8
- export function createProviderStreamDecoder({ backend, stream = "stdout", onLine, onUsage, onTerminalError }) {
8
+ export function createProviderStreamDecoder({ backend, stream = "stdout", onLine, onUsage, onTerminalError, onEvent }) {
9
9
  let pending = "";
10
10
  let previous = "";
11
11
  let model = "";
@@ -22,6 +22,8 @@ export function createProviderStreamDecoder({ backend, stream = "stdout", onLine
22
22
  return;
23
23
  }
24
24
 
25
+ if (onEvent) onEvent(event);
26
+
25
27
  const terminalError = providerTerminalError(backend, event);
26
28
  if (terminalError && onTerminalError) onTerminalError(terminalError);
27
29