@bastani/atomic 0.9.16-alpha.9 → 0.9.16

package/docs/workflows.md

@@ -1571,7 +1571,7 @@ Pick and document one policy before the run:
 
 Use `block` for risky public contracts, data changes, security behavior, releases, or publication. `warn` is a practical default when a boundary review can replace live steering. Never degrade silently from `block` to `warn` or from guarded execution to `off`.
 
-Intercom capability is tool-gated. A stage with `noTools: "all"`, a `tools` allowlist that omits `intercom`, or `excludedTools: ["intercom"]` cannot use live steering. Use a boundary task or the selected fallback policy for that stage.
+Ordinary `intercom` is mandatory in every workflow model stage. `noTools: "all"`, restrictive `tools` allowlists, and `excludedTools` continue to restrict every other tool but cannot remove Intercom, so live steering remains available.
 
 ### Lifecycle, topology, and context rules
 
@@ -2425,7 +2425,7 @@ Sets the stage session's [Intercom](/intercom) home group. Every top-level workf
 
 `group` is accepted on `stage`/`task` options, on `ctx.parallel(...)` options, and per parallel step. Explicit values override the workflow invocation group; a step-level value also overrides its parallel-set value. A named string joins that group, including `group: "default"` to opt into the shared default group. Boolean `true` auto-generates one shared UUID group **per `ctx.parallel(...)` set** (minted once for every item in that set), while `true` on a non-parallel stage creates a fresh stage-only group. The trimmed, case-insensitive string sentinels `"true"` and `"auto"` have the same automatic behavior and are reserved.
 
-The full precedence is: explicit stage/task/parallel group > workflow invocation group > `ATOMIC_INTERCOM_GROUP` (or legacy `PI_INTERCOM_GROUP`) > Intercom config > `"default"`. Group assignment is **capability-gated**: a stage with `noTools: "all"`, a `tools` allowlist that omits `intercom`, or `excludedTools` containing `intercom` receives no group. `noTools: "builtin"` still keeps extension tools such as Intercom, so those stages inherit the workflow group unless they exclude Intercom. Subagents inherit their launching stage's resolved group by default (see [subagents.md](/subagents)). The subagent-only `contact_supervisor` channel keeps its broker-authorized cross-group route; ordinary client sends remain group-bound.
+The full precedence is: explicit stage/task/parallel group > workflow invocation group > `ATOMIC_INTERCOM_GROUP` (or legacy `PI_INTERCOM_GROUP`) > Intercom config > `"default"`. Every workflow model stage receives its workflow invocation group because ordinary Intercom is mandatory. Tool restrictions do not suppress that group; explicit `group` values retain their existing precedence. Subagents inherit their launching stage's resolved group by default (see [subagents.md](/subagents)). The subagent-only `contact_supervisor` channel keeps its broker-authorized cross-group route; ordinary client sends remain group-bound.
 
 Authors do not need to generate or pass a group through ordinary stages, tasks, parallel steps, nested workflows, or delegated subagents. Use an explicit named group or `group: true` only to create an intentional subgroup, such as isolating one reviewer level from another.
 
@@ -2489,7 +2489,7 @@ readonly noTools?: "all" | "builtin";
 readonly excludedTools?: readonly string[];
 ```
 
-`tools` is an allowlist across built-in and bundled extension tools; list every tool the stage should see. `excludedTools` and `noTools: "all"` still win.
+`tools` is an allowlist across built-in and bundled extension tools. `excludedTools` and `noTools: "all"` still win for every tool except mandatory ordinary `intercom`, which remains registered and active.
 
 The bundled `subagent` tool is available by default on the same terms as main chat. A workflow stage is a top-level session, so it may delegate once; the children it launches may not delegate or control another child. Delegation is exactly one level deep and nothing configures it — there is no config option, agent frontmatter field, or tool parameter for the level. The in-process admission door carries each child's issued depth in its typed child policy, the executor refuses any launch or `interrupt` from a session that was itself admitted as a child, and the Rust `SubagentControl` admission door refuses a child deeper than the single permitted level. That depth is never carried through process environment. Bundled subagent definitions from `@bastani/subagents` are available to that tool. Explicitly list tools such as `subagent`, `web_search`, `fetch_content`, or `intercom` when using an allowlist; in-process child sessions load the bundled resources while suppressing the workflow extension lifecycle.
 
@@ -3341,6 +3341,8 @@ If embedded provisioning fails without leaving retained-process cleanup pending,
 
 **Multiple concurrent Atomic sessions.** Every Atomic process launches DBOS with a unique executor id, and running root workflows carry owner/heartbeat metadata. Once an active model stage has a session path, Atomic records that identity after the stage-start record and awaits the checkpoint before the first model use, then runs serialized, unref'd liveness checkpoints on a bounded 30-second cadence for the root and nested scoped workflows. Each accepted checkpoint refreshes root metadata; timers stop on every stage exit and cannot keep Atomic alive. A persistent checkpoint fault fails the active stage instead of disappearing in a detached timer. A stage that is shutting down drains the checkpoint still in flight rather than abandoning it, so a failure that lands after the model turn finished is reported instead of discarded, and a stage whose final durability checkpoint fails is recorded as `failed` rather than `completed` — its caller receives the error and its concurrency slot is released either way. **Running workflows are never resume targets**: a running row with a fresh heartbeat is hidden from every session's picker and refused by direct `/workflow resume <id>` — resuming a workflow that is executing elsewhere would double-dispatch it. Once the heartbeat goes stale (about two minutes after a crash), an exact inspection or the resume picker reports the workflow as `crashed`.
 
+Within one Atomic process, DBOS writes stay ordered per durable root workflow. A slow or stalled write for one root does not block an independent top-level workflow from persisting its registration, reaching startup admission, or recording later checkpoints. Nested workflows share their durable root's write order. Process shutdown and explicit lifecycle drains still wait for every root.
+
 When two sessions race to resume the same paused workflow, a durable first-writer-wins claim decides exactly one winner; the loser reconciles to the authoritative state and reports that the workflow changed while resume was pending.
 
 ### How it works
@@ -3567,6 +3569,8 @@ Reload builds a complete replacement registry before publishing it. Concurrent r
 
 The top-level `/reload` command replaces the extension generation as well as rediscovering resources. Within the same Atomic process, the replacement workflows extension adopts the current session's run store and control registries before installing its UI, then remounts the below-editor panel from the adopted snapshot. In-process subagent children keep bundled workflow definitions as resources but do not load the workflows extension or expose its tool, so a child cannot rebind the parent's store. If an older extension generation already displaced a live run into an auxiliary session scope, `/reload` reclaims that live store together with its stage, job, cancellation, tool-control, and prompt owners; retained terminal history from the parent scope is merged before the panel remounts. Newly created session scopes never inherit another session's state. Installed builds can evaluate the extension and host SDK through separate jiti module copies; Atomic canonicalizes each generation's `pi.events` facade through a process-shared session-bus map so both copies adopt the same owners. In-flight `ctx.tool` callbacks and their durable node controls remain owned by that live run and may settle normally after reload; completed siblings remain checkpointed. A run or active tool node can also arrive after the UI is installed through durability hydration, which invalidates the store and mounts or updates the panel immediately. This same-process handoff differs from a process crash: after a real process exit there is no live callback to preserve, so explicit `/workflow resume` replays checkpoints and re-executes only unfinished tool work.
 
+After `/reload` invalidates the predecessor extension API, in-flight runs keep executing on that generation's module graph. Transcript appends from the captured persistence port are advisory: a stale-extension-context error is ignored so the run can complete, and any other persistence error still fails the run.
+
 The `/workflow` argument-completion popup reads that same live registry. Project, user, package-provided, and built-in workflow names therefore appear immediately after reload both after `/workflow ` and after `/workflow inputs `; restarting Atomic is not required.
 
 A successful rescan may still contain per-resource diagnostics. Both reload surfaces show `CONFIG_INVALID`, `IMPORT_FAILED`, `INVALID_DEFINITION`, `PATH_NOT_FOUND`, and duplicate-name diagnostics instead of reporting bare success while silently skipping a resource. Valid sibling workflows remain available. Fix the reported source/path and reload again; no process restart is required.
@@ -3739,9 +3743,9 @@ Workflow stage sessions inherit the same package and temporary `-e` resource dis
 
 ## Programmatic usage
 
-`@bastani/atomic/workflows` is Atomic's published workflow SDK. Import `workflow` from that specifier, import `Type` from `typebox`, and export the definition returned by `workflow({...})`. Keep runtime helpers such as widget factories and shared utilities in a subdirectory outside the top-level discovery scan, such as `.atomic/workflows/lib/`; see [Workflow Locations](#workflow-locations).
+`@bastani/atomic/workflows` is Atomic's published workflow SDK. Import `workflow` from that specifier, import `Type` from `typebox`, and export the definition returned by `workflow({...})`. Workflow helpers may also import the host TypeBox runtime subpaths `typebox/compile` and `typebox/value`; the legacy `@sinclair/typebox` root and matching subpaths remain supported. Keep runtime helpers such as widget factories and shared utilities in a subdirectory outside the top-level discovery scan, such as `.atomic/workflows/lib/`; see [Workflow Locations](#workflow-locations).
 
-Package authors list both `@bastani/atomic` and `typebox` in `peerDependencies`. The `@bastani/atomic` package publishes compiled JavaScript and declarations for `@bastani/atomic/workflows`, `@bastani/atomic/workflows/builtin`, and each `@bastani/atomic/workflows/builtin/*` module. TypeScript resolves those exports directly under `moduleResolution: NodeNext`. When Atomic executes a workflow file, its runtime loader resolves the same published specifiers to Atomic's in-memory SDK.
+Package authors list both `@bastani/atomic` and `typebox` in `peerDependencies`. The `@bastani/atomic` package publishes compiled JavaScript and declarations for `@bastani/atomic/workflows`, `@bastani/atomic/workflows/builtin`, and each `@bastani/atomic/workflows/builtin/*` module. TypeScript resolves those exports directly under `moduleResolution: NodeNext`. When Atomic executes a workflow file or an imported helper, its runtime loader resolves the workflow SDK and supported TypeBox aliases to the same in-memory host modules. It intentionally does not expose extension-only host modules such as the agent core, UI, provider transport, or lockfile implementation.
 
 ```ts
 import { workflow } from "@bastani/atomic/workflows";
@@ -4046,11 +4050,11 @@ Workflow stages can use faster inference on supported OpenAI and GitHub Copilot
 
 ### Fast mode
 
-Use `/fast` to manage fast mode separately for normal chat and workflow-stage sessions. The settings are `codexFastMode.chat` and `codexFastMode.workflow`; workflow stages use the workflow scope, not the chat scope. A stage inside a nested `ctx.workflow(...)` call keeps that workflow scope, and subagents launched by the stage inherit it.
+Use `/fast` to manage fast mode separately for normal chat and workflow-stage sessions. The settings are `codexFastMode.chat` and `codexFastMode.workflow`; main-chat subagents use the chat scope, while workflow stages use the workflow scope. A stage inside a nested `ctx.workflow(...)` call keeps that workflow scope, and subagents launched by the stage inherit it.
 
 Fast mode is eligible for supported `openai/*` and `openai-codex/*` providers, provider aliases that use the shared `openai-codex-responses` transport, and GitHub Copilot models whose OAuth account catalog advertises a fast variant. OpenAI requests use the priority service tier. GitHub Copilot requests use the account-supported fast variant without adding the OpenAI service-tier field. Azure OpenAI, OpenRouter, and generic OpenAI-compatible providers are not eligible.
 
-Atomic resolves eligibility for the effective model on every fallback attempt. A supported fallback can use fast mode even when the primary failed, while an unsupported fallback keeps its normal request behavior. Workflow stage model labels and stage-launched subagent result labels keep the raw model ID and append a separate `fast` marker; graph node cards keep their dependency metadata focused on topology and do not repeat that marker.
+Atomic resolves eligibility for the effective model on every fallback attempt. A supported fallback can use fast mode even when the primary failed, while an unsupported fallback keeps its normal request behavior. Workflow stage model labels and all subagent result labels keep the raw model ID and append a separate `fast` marker; for an entitled Copilot child, the marker appears exactly when the request uses the account-advertised `<model-id>-fast` variant. Graph node cards keep their dependency metadata focused on topology and do not repeat that marker.
 
 Enable workflow fast mode deliberately for broad workflows. Parallel fan-out and fallback attempts can multiply fast provider requests and usage.
 

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package/package.json

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