@awebai/oats 0.35.3 → 0.35.5
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read it in the process list:
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- pi and Claude Code get `@TASK.md`, which each harness reads as the file.
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pi sends it as the session's first prompt and refuses it if another
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extension's turn (the @awebai/pi welcome) is running or starts while it is
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being sent. The pi bridge (`@awebai/oats-pi`) holds it on pi's own path
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until no turn is active, so it runs exactly once, unaltered; a pi
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deployment without the bridge can sit idle with no task. The exception is
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in the bridge's [README](../packages/pi/README.md).
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- Codex gets a fixed pointer to the file and reads it with a tool.
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- A home whose recorded command still hands over `"$(cat TASK.md)"` starts
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with its harness's safe prompt instead, and the command is saved that way.
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# OATS 0.35.4
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## Fixed
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- **A Desktop workspace never waits silently on "Reading the deployment…",
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and a folder that is not a deployment never drops the open ones**
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(awebai/oats#461). With three or more deployments open, the third and later
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ones were never read: the server started every deployment's reads at once
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past the observer's two-read bound, and kept the refused ones on their
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first "pending" forever. That is also why an empty deployment (no souls,
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no instances) listed third never loaded; an empty answer is an
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observation, shown as no instances. Deployments are now read two at a
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time, each one every cycle. A launch from a folder that is not a
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deployment (a parent such as `~/Agents` as the cwd or `--dir`), at a
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moment when no saved deployment could be opened, saved that folder as the
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whole open set; only deployments are saved now, and the saved set is
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never replaced with nothing. Add workspace → Browse… on a folder without
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`oats-local.yaml` is refused with an explanation and lists the
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deployments in it (or the one it is inside) as one-click adds; setting up
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a new deployment there is a secondary action. A workspace the Desktop's
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server does not serve, or does not answer for within 45 s, shows an
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error naming it, with Retry and Re-add workspace. Behaviour change in
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the Desktop's own server: an explicit `?ws=` it does not serve (any id)
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on `/api/panel` and `/api/agents` is now 404 `E_WORKSPACE_NOT_SERVED`
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instead of the first workspace's answer.
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- **After upgrading from a version before 0.35.3, restart once a tmux
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server that a Finder-launched Desktop started earlier** (awebai/oats#468).
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Such a server keeps launchd's PATH for the sessions it starts. Restart it once to pick up the
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new PATH. Restarting it ends the sessions in it, so do it when no instance
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is running.
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# OATS 0.35.5
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## Fixed
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- **Adding a workspace never drops a saved deployment that is missing at
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that moment** (awebai/oats#472). A saved deployment on a volume that was
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not mounted yet stayed saved at launch, but adding another workspace then
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saved only the deployments that validated, and it was gone for good. The
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same happened when the Desktop was launched on a new deployment. Now the
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server is still started only with the deployments that are there, while
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`workspace-open.json` keeps every saved one; the next launch serves it again
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once it is back. Only an explicit remove drops a saved deployment (the
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Desktop has no remove action yet).
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- **A pi instance launched with a task runs it, once, after the @awebai/pi
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welcome** (awebai/oats#469). pi's interactive mode sends `@TASK.md` as the
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session's first prompt with no streamingBehavior (pi 0.85.1
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`interactive-mode.js:816`), so pi refused it ("Agent is already
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processing…") when the @awebai/pi welcome turn was running or started
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while the task was being sent, leaving the instance idle with no task.
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With the bridge, the opening task now runs exactly once, after any turn
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another extension starts, exactly as pi's input processing made it: the
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bridge holds it on pi's own path until no turn is active, and never
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sends, re-sends or alters a message. One exception remains: an extension
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loaded behind the bridge that starts a turn (or awaits I/O while one
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starts) inside its own input or before_agent_start handling of the
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opening prompt can still make pi refuse the task, as before. The bridge
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with @awebai/pi has no such handler and is fully covered. Tested against
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pi 0.85.1; pi before 0.80.4, which has no `agent_settled` event, is
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covered by a model of its behaviour only. The fix ships in
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`@awebai/oats-pi` 0.35.5: a pi deployment must update the bridge to get it
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(`oats update` updates an installed bridge; without one, `pi install
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npm:@awebai/oats-pi`), then restart its pi sessions. The kernel alone does
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not fix it. Claude and Codex launches are unchanged.
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package/package.json
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{
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"name": "@awebai/oats",
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"version": "0.35.
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"version": "0.35.5",
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"description": "OATS (Open Agent Team Specification) — durable souls, disposable instances, targetable capability packages, and the runtime-neutral oats CLI/kernel.",
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"keywords": [
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"agents",
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