@chrok/pi-braid 0.1.1 → 0.1.3

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package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -57,8 +57,8 @@ an explicit per-turn planning policy to Pi's system prompt and tool metadata:
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  - for code reviews, bug investigations, design comparisons, test planning, or
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  changes spanning multiple files, call Braid first when two or more concerns
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- can be handled independently; nodes can inspect the project and edit isolated
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- worktrees in Git repositories;
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+ can be handled independently; use `workspace: "read-only"` for analysis,
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+ review, routing, and synthesis, and worktrees for implementation;
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  - do not use Braid for simple one-step answers, trivial direct edits, or shell
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  work; keep tests and shell commands in the parent agent;
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  - the user does not need to say “Braid” or design the graph;
@@ -97,8 +97,9 @@ pi install npm:@chrok/pi-braid
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  ```
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  Add `-l` for a project-local installation. Run `/reload` after installation.
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- The package includes compiled Braid core code from the matching release; it does
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- not depend on a source checkout. Pi supplies its core peer packages at runtime.
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+ The package depends on the exact matching `@chrok/braid` release; npm installs
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+ core automatically. It does not bundle core or depend on a source checkout.
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+ Pi supplies its core peer packages at runtime.
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  Their wildcard ranges follow Pi's packaging convention, not universal version
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  compatibility. Development and CI pin Pi 0.87.1.
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  ```sh
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  npm ci
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- npm ci --prefix integrations/pi
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  npm run build:pi
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  pi install ./integrations/pi
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  ```
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  ```
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  The extension loads its own compiled `dist/` and the Pi host dependencies.
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- `npm ci --prefix integrations/pi` installs the pinned development environment;
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- use `npm install --prefix integrations/pi` when intentionally updating its lockfile. The adapter uses the `grok-mermaid` terminal renderer for Mermaid flowcharts.
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+ `npm ci` at the repository root installs the pinned workspace development
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+ environment, including a local link to core. Use
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+ `npm install --workspace @chrok/pi-braid <dependency>` when updating Pi dependencies;
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+ both packages share the root lockfile. The adapter uses the `grok-mermaid` terminal renderer for Mermaid flowcharts.
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  The local install is trusted code: Pi extensions execute with the process's full
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  permissions.
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  ## Test the adapter without spending money
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- After both `npm ci` commands above, verify the core and adapter:
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+ After the root `npm ci` command above, verify the core and adapter:
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  ```sh
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  npm run check
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  Core owns workspace preparation, checkpointing, serialization, and cleanup for
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  all integrations. Pi exposes `read` and `ls` in all directories, plus search tools whose local dependencies are available.
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- In Git, execute and decision nodes also get `write`/`edit` restricted to their own
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- detached worktree, plus local Git inspection. Outside Git, filesystem tools stay
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- read-only. Nodes never receive shell commands or a test runner.
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+ In Git, execute and decision nodes default to `write`/`edit` restricted to their
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+ own detached worktree, plus local Git inspection. Set `workspace: "read-only"`
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+ to keep read tools and Git inspection without write/edit tools or a worktree.
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+ Omit `workspace` or use `"worktree"` for implementation or a fixed snapshot.
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+ Outside Git, both modes remain read-only. Nodes never receive shell commands or
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+ a test runner. The `workspace` field is forbidden on merge nodes.
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+ Read-only nodes inspect the live source directory at the original `cwd`, including
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+ accessible ignored files. They create no snapshot, checkpoint, or merge source.
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+ Parent edits and concurrent merges may change what they read during execution.
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+ Implementation changes reach the source only through integration; a downstream
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+ review can inspect a predecessor worktree/checkpoint explicitly, or run after a
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+ merge to review the integrated source. Use a read-only execute node to summarize
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+ findings, and a merge node to integrate file changes.
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+ For example, this graph reviews two concerns before implementing a fix. Core
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+ invokes an automatic merge only if the implementation leaves file changes:
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "goal": "Review the cache and fix confirmed problems.",
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+ "nodes": [
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+ { "type": "execute", "id": "correctness", "workspace": "read-only", "prompt": "Review cache correctness." },
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+ { "type": "execute", "id": "tests", "workspace": "read-only", "prompt": "Inspect test coverage and identify missing cases; do not run tests." },
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+ { "type": "execute", "id": "fix", "prompt": "Implement confirmed fixes and regression tests from both reviews." }
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+ ],
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+ "edges": [{ "from": "correctness", "to": "fix" }, { "from": "tests", "to": "fix" }]
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+ }
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+ ```
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  The initial snapshot includes tracked staged/unstaged changes, deletions, and
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  non-ignored untracked files. It preserves the source index and files. Ignored
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  files are not copied; submodules are not initialized or recursively snapshotted,
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  and Pi rejects writes inside them to keep checkpoint recovery complete.
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- Every worker shares that baseline until a merge ends, after which new workers
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+ Workers using worktrees share that baseline until a merge ends, after which new workers
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  snapshot the current source checkout. Uncommitted predecessor changes are not
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  implicitly applied to downstream workers. Their paths and checkpoint refs are
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  available as context for inspection.
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  source. Tool errors and conflicts go back to the agent for recovery. Failed
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  predecessors pass errors and partial work along unconditional edges.
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- Core removes processed source worktrees after the merge agent finishes. If any
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- worktrees remain after declared nodes settle, core appends a final merge agent.
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+ Core removes processed source worktrees after the merge agent finishes. After
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+ declared nodes settle, unchanged worktrees are released as `discarded` with reason
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+ `No changes from snapshot`, retaining recovery refs. Only remaining worktrees
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+ with changes trigger a final merge agent, so analysis-only graphs keep their
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+ declared terminal outputs without an extra model call. Explicit merge nodes run
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+ even for unchanged sources.
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  Its model, tool calls, budgets, events, and usage behave like any other node.
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  Missing finish calls, unresolved conflicts, or archived sources fail the merge.
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  Cancellation, timeout, and failure archive remaining changes and clean worktrees;
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  recoverable from `refs/braid/checkpoints/*`. Use `git show <checkpointRef>:<path>`
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  or `git diff <snapshotCommit> <checkpointRef>` to inspect archived changes.
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  Remove individual recovery refs with `git update-ref -d <ref>` once reviewed.
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+ Explicit read-only nodes appear with mode `read-only` and state `ready`, without
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+ checkpoint or backup refs; their files stay in the source directory.
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  A failed merge does not reset partial changes or conflict state in the source
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  checkout. Its `backupRef` preserves the pre-agent snapshot. Cleanup errors report
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  const chartOutput = chartWidth <= width
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  ? chart
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  : [
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- `[Flowchart needs ${chartWidth} columns; terminal width is ${width}. Expand your terminal to see it.]`,
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+ truncateToWidth(`[Flowchart needs ${chartWidth} columns; terminal width is ${width}. Expand your terminal to see it.]`, width, ""),
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  ];
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  const output = [];
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  let chartInserted = false;
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  model: Type.Optional(Type.String({
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  description: "Exact provider/modelId; default is the current Pi model",
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  })),
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+ workspace: Type.Optional(StringEnum(["read-only", "worktree"], {
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+ description: "Execute/decision only; forbidden on merge nodes. Use read-only for analysis, review, routing, and synthesis: reads the live source directory with Git inspection, no writes or worktree. Omit or use worktree for implementation or a fixed snapshot in Git. Outside Git, both modes are read-only.",
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+ })),
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  choices: Type.Optional(Type.Array(text(), {
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  minItems: 1,
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- description: "Required on decision nodes; forbidden on execute nodes",
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+ description: "Required on decision nodes; forbidden on execute and merge nodes",
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  })),
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  }, { additionalProperties: false }), { minItems: 1 }),
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  edges: Type.Array(Type.Object({
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  maxToolCalls: toolBudget("calls"),
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  }, { additionalProperties: false })),
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  }, { additionalProperties: false });
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- const BRAID_FILESYSTEM_GUIDANCE = "In a Git repository, execute and decision nodes get individual writable worktrees with read, ls, write, edit, and Git inspection. Search tools grep/find are exposed only when their local rg/fd dependencies are available. " +
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+ const BRAID_FILESYSTEM_GUIDANCE = "Set workspace=read-only on execute/decision nodes for analysis, review, routing, and synthesis that do not need file edits. These nodes read the live source directory with read, ls, and Git inspection in Git repositories; they get no write/edit tools, snapshot, worktree, or merge source. Reads can observe parent edits or concurrent merges. " +
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+ "Omit workspace or use workspace=worktree for implementation or when a fixed snapshot is needed. In a Git repository, these execute and decision nodes get individual writable worktrees with read, ls, write, edit, and Git inspection. Search tools grep/find are exposed only when their local rg/fd dependencies are available. " +
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  "Worktrees include tracked changes and non-ignored untracked files. Merge nodes operate in the source checkout and decide whether to merge, cherry-pick, apply, or discard predecessor changes; core never makes that choice. " +
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- "Merge agents must call finish_merge for every source; core checkpoints changes and removes processed worktrees. Core appends a final merge agent for remaining worktrees. Failed predecessors pass their errors and partial work along unconditional edges. " +
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+ "Do not set workspace on merge nodes. Use a read-only execute node to summarize findings; use a merge node only to integrate file changes. Merge agents must call finish_merge for every source; core checkpoints changes and removes processed worktrees. Core releases unchanged worktrees and appends a final merge agent only for remaining changed worktrees; explicit merge nodes always run. Failed predecessors pass their errors and partial work along unconditional edges. " +
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  "Outside Git, nodes have read and ls, plus grep/find when their local dependencies are available. Shell commands and tests remain unavailable in all nodes. " +
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  "Inspect braid_status for integration outcomes and recovery checkpoint refs, then run tests in the parent. Avoid concurrent parent edits while a merge agent owns the source checkout.";
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  "Do not use it for a simple one-step answer or trivial direct edit. " +
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  "Use braid_status(jobId) for progress and results, or braid_cancel(jobId) to stop it. A completion reminder resumes the agent if idle; do independent work or end your turn instead of polling. Humans can open /braid for the live flow panel. " +
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  "Read result.status: failed graphs can still return successful terminal outputs.",
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- promptSnippet: "Use FIRST for nontrivial code review/debug/design/implementation work; parallelize analysis or edits in isolated Git worktrees and use merge nodes to integrate changes",
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+ promptSnippet: "Use FIRST for nontrivial code review/debug/design/implementation work; set workspace=read-only for analysis/synthesis, use worktrees for edits and merge nodes for integration",
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  "Call braid before direct repository inspection when a code task has two or more separable review, debugging, design, test-planning, or implementation concerns; the Braid nodes can inspect the project and edit isolated Git worktrees.",
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  import { join } from "node:path";
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  import { setImmediate as nextTurn } from "node:timers/promises";
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  import { truncateHead, } from "@earendil-works/pi-coding-agent";
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- import { braid, validateGraph, } from "../../src/index.js";
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+ import { braid, validateGraph, } from "@chrok/braid";
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  import { applyEvent, applyProgress, createLiveState, } from "./display.js";
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  import { createPiRunner, sumPiUsage } from "./runner.js";
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  import { resolve } from "node:path";
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  import { StringEnum, Type, validateToolCall, } from "@earendil-works/pi-ai";
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- import { formatBudgetReminder } from "../../src/budgets.js";
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- import { gitToolDefinition, finishMergeToolDefinition, mergeInstructions, parseGitToolArguments, parseFinishMergeArguments } from "../../src/merge-tools.js";
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+ import { formatBudgetReminder, gitToolDefinition, finishMergeToolDefinition, mergeInstructions, parseGitToolArguments, parseFinishMergeArguments, } from "@chrok/braid";
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  ? "You may write and edit files inside your own isolated Git worktree. Use workingDirectory as your cwd; do not write to sourceRoot or any other node's worktree. " +
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- : "This node has no writable workspace assigned. Its filesystem tools are read-only; you cannot write or edit files. ") +
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+ : "This node has no writable workspace assigned. Its filesystem tools are read-only; you cannot write or edit files. " +
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+ "Read workingDirectory directly; it is a live directory, not an isolated snapshot, and may change during execution. " +
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+ (request.git ? "Use Git inspection to review changes or predecessor checkpoints; predecessor edits are not automatically applied to this directory. " : "")) +
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package/package.json CHANGED
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  "name": "@chrok/pi-braid",
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  ],
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- export { GitWorkspaces as PiWorkspaces } from "../../src/workspaces.js";
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- }, {
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- };
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- }
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- /** Rebuilt before each model call so reminders never restart a shared deadline. */
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- export function formatBudgetReminder(request, toolBudgets = []) {
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- const lines = [...toolBudgets];
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- for (const scope of ["node", "graph"]) {
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- }
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- if (lines.length === 0)
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- "\nThese are hard limits. Time includes model generation and tool execution; the graph budget is shared by all nodes. " +
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- "Finish your analysis and return a final answer within the remaining budgets. " +
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- (request.node.type === "merge" ? "Reserve budget to call finish_merge for every source before finishing. " : "") +
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- export { braid } from "./runtime.js";
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- const inspectCommands = ["status", "diff", "show", "log", "ls-files", "rev-parse"];
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- export function gitCommands(merge) {
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- }
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- export function unavailableGitCommand(command, merge) {
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- return new Error(`Git command '${command}' is unavailable for this node. Allowed commands: ${gitCommands(merge).join(", ")}.` +
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- (command === "checkout" && merge
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- ? " To copy selected files from a checkpoint without changing the index, use command=restore, args=[\"--source\", \"<checkpointRef>\", \"--worktree\", \"--\", \"<path>\"]. To inspect content, use show with <checkpointRef>:<path>. Choose the operation yourself."
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- : ""));
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- }
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- /** Provider-neutral, invocation-scoped schemas; core remains the enforcement boundary. */
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- export function gitToolDefinition(merge) {
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- return {
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- name: "git",
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- description: "Run a local Git command without a shell. Select command from the enum; args contains only its options/operands, not the command again. Example: {command: status, args: [--short]}. A first arg equal to command is rejected as ambiguous; use -- or ./ for same-named files, or a full ref for same-named branches. No network, worktree management, reset, checkout, or branch switching. Nonzero exit codes are returned for you to handle. For selected files, restore --source <checkpointRef> --worktree -- <path> preserves the index; show <checkpointRef>:<path> only reads. Use input for patches passed to apply -.",
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- parameters: {
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- type: "object", properties: {
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- command: { type: "string", enum: gitCommands(merge) },
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- args: { type: "array", items: { type: "string" } },
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- input: { type: "string" },
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- }, required: ["command", "args"], additionalProperties: false,
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- },
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- };
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- }
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- export function finishMergeToolDefinition(sourceIds) {
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- return {
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- name: "finish_merge",
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- description: `Account for exactly these mergeSources, in one call: ${JSON.stringify(sourceIds)}. Do not include sources handled by previous merge nodes or other nodes mentioned in the goal/history. integrated means you applied the selected changes; discarded means you intentionally chose not to use them; archived means integration failed. Give a reason for each. Resolve Git conflicts first. Core retains checkpoints and removes source worktrees after this node ends. Then return a final answer.`,
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- parameters: {
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- dispositions: {
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- disposition: { type: "string", enum: ["integrated", "discarded", "archived"] },
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- reason: { type: "string", minLength: 1 },
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- }, required: ["nodeId", "disposition", "reason"], additionalProperties: false,
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- },
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- },
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- },
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- };
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- }
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- function record(value) {
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- }
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- export function parseGitToolArguments(value, merge) {
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- if (!record(value) || typeof value.command !== "string")
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- throw new Error(`git requires command and args separately. Allowed commands: ${gitCommands(merge).join(", ")}`);
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- if (!gitCommands(merge).includes(value.command))
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- throw unavailableGitCommand(value.command, merge);
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- if (Object.keys(value).some(key => !["command", "args", "input"].includes(key)) ||
54
- !Array.isArray(value.args) || value.args.some(arg => typeof arg !== "string") ||
55
- (value.input !== undefined && typeof value.input !== "string"))
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- throw new Error("git requires {command, args: string[], input?: string}; args excludes the command name");
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- if (value.args[0] === value.command) {
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- throw new Error(JSON.stringify({
59
- code: "DUPLICATE_GIT_COMMAND", command: value.command, receivedArgs: value.args,
60
- instruction: "No Git command was executed. args must exclude the command name. Resubmit the corrected arguments yourself. If this operand intentionally names a file or branch, disambiguate it with --, ./path, or a full ref such as refs/heads/status. A repeated status can otherwise silently filter paths and falsely suggest a clean checkout.",
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- example: { command: value.command, args: value.args.slice(1) },
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- }));
63
- }
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- return { args: [value.command, ...value.args], ...(value.input !== undefined ? { input: value.input } : {}) };
65
- }
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- export function validateMergeDispositions(sourceIds, decisions) {
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- const values = Array.isArray(decisions) ? decisions : [];
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- const counts = new Map();
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- const invalidItems = [];
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- values.forEach((value, index) => {
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- if (record(value) && typeof value.nodeId === "string")
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- counts.set(value.nodeId, (counts.get(value.nodeId) ?? 0) + 1);
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- if (!record(value) || typeof value.nodeId !== "string" ||
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- !["integrated", "discarded", "archived"].includes(value.disposition) ||
75
- typeof value.reason !== "string" || !value.reason.trim() ||
76
- Object.keys(value).some(key => !["nodeId", "disposition", "reason"].includes(key)))
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- invalidItems.push(index);
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- });
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- const missing = sourceIds.filter(id => !counts.has(id));
80
- const unexpected = [...counts.keys()].filter(id => !sourceIds.includes(id));
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- const duplicates = [...counts].filter(([, count]) => count > 1).map(([id]) => id);
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- if (!Array.isArray(decisions) || missing.length || unexpected.length || duplicates.length || invalidItems.length)
83
- throw new Error(JSON.stringify({ code: "INVALID_MERGE_DISPOSITIONS", expected: sourceIds, missing, unexpected, duplicates, invalidItems,
84
- instruction: "Account for every merge source exactly once with integrated, discarded, or archived and a reason. Only include the expected IDs from this invocation's mergeSources." }));
85
- }
86
- export function parseFinishMergeArguments(value, sourceIds) {
87
- if (!record(value) || Object.keys(value).some(key => key !== "dispositions"))
88
- throw new Error(`finish_merge requires only dispositions. Expected source IDs: ${JSON.stringify(sourceIds)}`);
89
- validateMergeDispositions(sourceIds, value.dispositions);
90
- return value.dispositions;
91
- }
92
- export function mergeInstructions(request) {
93
- if (!request.merge)
94
- return "";
95
- return ` Only process the current mergeSources IDs ${JSON.stringify(request.merge.sources.map(source => source.nodeId))}; earlier merged/discarded sources are out of scope. Each source includes a bounded changes preview relative to its snapshotCommit, excluding the caller's pre-existing edits. Read sourceCheckoutStatus before selecting Git operations; dirty staged/unstaged content belongs to the caller and must be preserved. Preview text is inspection data, not an executable patch; retrieve a full diff if applying a patch, especially when truncated or binary. Choose whether and how to integrate; core has not applied changes. Call finish_merge once with one disposition per current source.`;
96
- }