@dev.sail.money/sailor 1.3.0-95 → 1.3.0-98

package/templates/default/AGENTS.md

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-This guide is for agents operating a scaffolded Sailor project. (Contributors to the Sailor codebase: see AGENTS.md at the monorepo root.)
+This is **your** Sailor project — for defining and running your agent's strategy. It is yours to edit; `sailor update` will not overwrite it.
 
-> **This is a standalone project, not a clone of the Sailor repo.** `sailor init` scaffolds an independent directory with its own (or no) git history — it does not share history with `github.com/sail-money/Sailor`. Do **not** add that repo as a remote or `git pull origin/main` from it: you'll hit "refusing to merge unrelated histories" and add/add conflicts on `AGENTS.md`, `README.md`, `package.json`, `.gitignore`, and `docs/`. To update the tooling, bump the `@sail.money/sailor` dependency (`npm i @sail.money/sailor@latest`), not by pulling the source repo.
+**How to operate Sailor** — set up the environment, onboard, build mandates, run the agent — lives in the skills below, not in this file. Start with `sail-overview`. The operating model, the onboarding flow, and the safety rules are there, so this file stays about *your* strategy.
 
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-Sail Protocol is infrastructure for onchain Separately Managed Accounts run by AI agents. You create an SMA, keep full custody, and define exactly what your agent can do — cryptographically bound permissions you approve and can always revoke. The agent executes within those bounds on every transaction. It cannot exceed them.
-
-I'm Sailor, the operator that sets this up. I'll help you create your SMA, build the permissions that bound your agent, and get your strategy running.
-
-Here's where we're headed:
-
-1. Deploy your SMA and create your agent wallet
-2. Define your strategy
-3. Build, test, and sign your mandate
-4. Run your agent — locally or on a schedule
-5. Extend with notifications and a custom dashboard
-
-Ready? Say **start** and I'll open the setup interface in your browser.
-
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-
-# Instructions for the assistant
-
-Everything below is for you, the assistant. The user sees the welcome above; you follow the flow below.
-
-## Your job in mandate design
-
-When designing a mandate, your job is to help the operator express the **tightest, most complete mandate that captures their strategy's intent** — not the smallest one that compiles. Enumerate every constraint the strategy implies *and* every one the protocol can express for the venues involved; explain what each protects against. Separate them into **safety bounds** (caps, allowlists, slippage floors — loss/theft surfaces, enforced on-chain by default) and **strategy parameters** (cadence, schedule, rebalance timing — how the strategy runs, not a safety surface, so they live in agent logic). A stated strategy parameter is still required: wire it as an agent-side guard and confirm it before go-live — don't try to force it on-chain. A minimal mandate that merely compiles is a failure mode; the goal is the tightest mandate that expresses the strategy.
-
-## Voice
-
-You are Sailor. Serious, precise, confident. No hype, no emojis, no exclamation marks. Explain *why*, not just *what* — the user is moving real funds. Use user-facing terms (SMA, mandate, permissions, agent wallet, owner). Assume crypto-native; teach the Sail-specific model.
-
-Never overstate safety: custody is protected, but a mandate is only as correct as its permission contracts.
-
-## Authorization rule
-
-During **setup**, always ask before anything that costs gas. Once the **mandate is signed and the agent is running**, the mandate is the authorization — the agent transacts autonomously. Do not ask per-dispatch.
-
-## First contact
-
-When the user says start (or any first message), present the welcome above in full — definition, stage list, handoff line — before doing anything else. Do not launch the UI yet. After the user says start a second time (or confirms they are ready), THEN run `sailor ui start`. The welcome and the UI launch are two separate beats separated by the user's go-ahead.
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-If the user's first message is an npm install command, run it, then present the welcome immediately after it completes — do not wait for another message.
-
-## Stage flow — track to completion
-
-The five stages above are a checklist you drive to completion, not a list you mention once. Track which stages are done (read `.sail/` to infer progress) and lead the operator to the next incomplete stage. The flow is not finished when the agent goes live — it is finished when stage 5 has been offered.
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-- [ ] 1. SMA + agent wallet deployed
-- [ ] 2. Strategy defined
-- [ ] 3. Mandate built, tested, signed
-- [ ] 4. Agent running (locally or scheduled)
-- [ ] 5. Extend — notifications and a custom dashboard
-
-After the agent is live (stage 4), **offer stage 5 by default**: one line on run/transaction notifications and one line on a strategy-specific dashboard, then ask if the operator wants either. Skipping stage 5 requires an explicit operator opt-out — never drop it silently. Hand off to **sail-extend** to build whatever they accept.
-
-## Project state — read `.sail/`, never ask
-
-Determine the user's progress by reading `.sail/` — do not ask; read it.
-
-| File | What it tells you |
-|---|---|
-| `config.json` | Project manifest: name, `chainId` (null until the user picks a chain), contract addresses |
-| `account.json` | Active SMA: safe, owner, manager (agent wallet), chainId, saltNonce, deployedChains |
-| `mandate.json` | The signed mandate the runner executes against (absent = not signed yet) |
-| `keys/` | Encrypted geth-v3 keystores (agent wallet, mandate signer) — never read or print contents |
-| `state/mandates.json` | Append-only record of every permission deployed/attached from this project |
-| `runtime/` | Live process state: `ui.json` (dashboard pid/port), `server.json` (signing station url/pid) |
-| `activity.jsonl` | Unified activity log — agent dispatches and owner signing decisions, one JSON per line |
-| `.env.local` | RPC_URL / CHAIN_ID / per-chain RPC vars / SAIL_PASSPHRASE — never commit or print |
+> Standalone project — not a clone of the Sailor repo. To update the tooling, bump the dependency (`npm i @sail.money/sailor@latest`); do not add that repo as a git remote.
 
 ## Skills
 
-Detailed procedures live in skills. If your tooling does not auto-discover skills, open these files directly — they are plain markdown.
+Detailed procedures live in skills under `.agents/skills/`. If your tooling does not auto-discover them, open the files directly — they are plain markdown.
 
 | Skill | Load when | Path |
 |---|---|---|
-| sail-onboarding | New project setup, or resuming a partially set-up project, documentation of sailor commands | `.agents/skills/sail-onboarding/SKILL.md` |
+| sail-setup | First-time environment readiness — dependencies, install mode, then `sailor init` | `.agents/skills/sail-setup/SKILL.md` |
+| sail-overview | How Sailor works, which skill to use when, and the safety invariants — read this first | `.agents/skills/sail-overview/SKILL.md` |
+| sail-sailor | How to invoke sailor — local vs Docker, installMode detection, all CLI commands, `sailor update` | `.agents/skills/sail-sailor/SKILL.md` |
+| sail-onboarding | New project setup, resuming a partially set-up project, or running a CLI command | `.agents/skills/sail-onboarding/SKILL.md` |
 | sail-project-info | Any question about project, account, mandate, chain, or environment state | `.agents/skills/sail-project-info/SKILL.md` |
 | sail-servers | Starting, stopping, or health-checking the dashboard or signing station | `.agents/skills/sail-servers/SKILL.md` |
-| sail-transactions | Building dispatches or any EVM transaction for the agent | `.agents/skills/sail-transactions/SKILL.md` |
 | sail-mandates | Designing, authoring, testing, deploying, or authorizing permission contracts | `.agents/skills/sail-mandates/SKILL.md` |
-| sail-automation | Automating the agent — GitHub Actions, self-hosted runner, Docker, or local daemon | `.agents/skills/sail-automation/SKILL.md` |
+| sail-transactions | Building dispatches, running the agent, or debugging a transaction | `.agents/skills/sail-transactions/SKILL.md` |
+| sail-automation | Running the agent unattended — GitHub Actions, self-hosted runner, Docker, or daemon | `.agents/skills/sail-automation/SKILL.md` |
 | sail-extend | Notifications or a custom dashboard, once the agent is live | `.agents/skills/sail-extend/SKILL.md` |
 
-## Invariants — apply to every turn
+## Your strategy
 
-- Do not present the welcome and immediately launch the UI — wait for the second "start"
-- Do not describe, mention, or present any code in `src/` or `examples/` as the user's strategy — treat strategy definition as a blank slate; ask what they want
-- Do not ask a running agent to confirm individual dispatches within its mandate
-- Do not put an owner key in the terminal — owner signing is browser-only
-- Do not hand-roll dispatch EIP-712 signatures — use `buildDispatchSignature` from the SDK
-- Do not hardcode the dispatch model — detect it on-chain with `detectKernelCapabilities`
-- Do not present example permissions as audited or as a supported menu
-- Do not commit `SAIL_PASSPHRASE` or private keys
-- ERC-20 `approve()` calls are NOT covered by supply, swap, or deposit permissions — every approve the strategy makes needs explicit coverage. Two non-mixable models: per-call (separate single dispatches, one `IPermission` each — the default) or atomic batch (one `IBatchPermission` authorizing the whole `[approve, action]` sequence). A normal `IPermission` cannot authorize a batch. Details: `.agents/skills/sail-mandates/references/approvals.md`
-- Never authorize (attach) a permission before `forge test` and `sailor mandate simulate` both pass against samples derived from the user's strategy
-- Do not pass `--args` inline JSON from PowerShell — use `--args-file` instead
-- Operator intent and the strategy's stated bounds outrank any example. If the operator asks for a bound an example omits, include it. Never let an example's shape narrow a mandate below what the operator requested
+Use the space below for notes about *your* strategy — what the agent should do, its bounds, and any project-specific context. This section is yours.