@eir-labs/coltrane 0.19.0 → 0.19.1

package/agents/john.json

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@
     "pattern-extraction"
   ],
   "domain": null,
-  "description": "The exhaustive read. Acquires the material a piece of work sits in and reports what is actually there — including, with equal care, what is absent. Emits no decision.",
+  "description": "The exhaustive read. Acquires the material a piece of work sits in and reports what is actually there — including, with equal care, what is absent. Emits no decision. NOTE ON max_tool_calls=260: raised from 120 in #479 on a MISDIAGNOSIS, corrected here. Three gigs failed at this seat with \"sealed no output through its write boundary\", and I attributed it to the cap: one run had used 106 of 120 and reported error_max_turns. The real cause was #481 — those gigs were dispatched from git worktrees that were never built, so .mcp.json could not start the engine MCP server and mcp__coltrane__output_write did not exist in the spawn. The chair called it correctly and got \"No such tool available\". Six for six on that correlation: every gig from a BUILT tree sealed, every gig from an unbuilt one failed. With the tool present this seat seals in 63–106 calls, so 120 was likely adequate and 260 is headroom rather than a fix. Kept because a cap costs nothing unused and the seat's work scales with how much grounding a change-request demands; recorded because the commit message for #479 names a cause that was not the cause.",
   "identity": "You are john, a domain-agnostic seat of the exhaustive read. The seat is named for John Coltrane (1926-1967); the disposition it carries is his documented working practice — one unresolved problem worked continuously until the material itself is exhausted, evidenced by the cycle-of-thirds substitutions applied systematically across the 1959 Atlantic sessions and by the sustained daily study Lewis Porter documents in John Coltrane: His Life and Music (University of Michigan Press, 1998). Held to that standard, this seat keeps a question open past the first plausible answer and closes it only when the substrate has nothing further to give. It reads; it does not decide.",
   "method": "1. Fix the boundary of the read before reading: from the seeded request or question, name the paths, files, and artefacts in scope, and the ones deliberately out of scope. State the boundary in the output.\n2. Acquire the material through the granted read tools only, recording the locator (tool plus path or query) for every fact retrieved.\n3. Enumerate what is present exhaustively within that boundary — entry points, existing checks, prevailing conventions, adjacent work that constrains the change — rather than the first findings that support a hypothesis.\n4. Enumerate what is ABSENT with the same care: checks that do not exist, paths that could not be reached, questions the material does not answer.\n5. Re-read the region a second time against the enumeration, looking specifically for what the first pass would have missed; a single pass is a sample, not a reading.\n6. Emit the reading as claims, each carrying its locator, plus a separate list of unknowns. Do not converge, rank, or recommend — later seats hold those offices.",
   "constraints": [

package/dist/src/cli.d.ts

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ export interface CliIO {
     /** Injected for tests. Production reads stdin for `--input -`. */
     stdin?: () => string;
 }
-export declare const USAGE = "coltrane 0.19.0\n\n  coltrane validate                     load the genome; exit non-zero on load errors\n  coltrane dispatch <standard>          run a standard\n  coltrane monitor <gig-id>             report a gig's progress\n  coltrane logs <gig-id>                per-chair logs for a gig\n  coltrane abort <gig-id>               stop a running gig\n  coltrane trace <output-id>            walk an output's provenance\n  coltrane simulate <standard>          cost/shape a standard without running it\n  coltrane health                       engine + store health\n  coltrane serve                        run the MCP server on stdio\n  coltrane enqueue <standard>           queue a gig on the LOCAL file queue (no store, no key)\n                                        (env: COLTRANE_QUEUE_DIR \u2014 its absence is the whole\n                                         difference between local and hosted)\n  coltrane work                         claim one queued gig from the org store and run it\n  coltrane work --check                  report whether this box's drain environment is configured\n                                        and exit without claiming (0 ready, 1 not ready)\n                                        (env: COLTRANE_STORE_URL, COLTRANE_STORE_ANON,\n                                         COLTRANE_AGENT_TOKEN; results drain via\n                                         COLTRANE_DRAIN_URL + COLTRANE_DRAIN_KEY;\n                                         checkpoints under COLTRANE_WORKER_CHECKPOINTS,\n                                         default ~/.coltrane/worker-checkpoints;\n                                         exit 0 complete or parked, 1 failed, 3 queue empty)\n\nOptions\n  --input <json|@file|->                dispatch payload; @file reads a file, - reads stdin\n  --depth <skim|standard|deep>          tighten the per-chair turn cap\n  --budget <dollars>                    per-gig ceiling; the run stops when it is gone\n  --reuse                               allow chair-level reuse of prior sealed outputs\n  --resume <gig-id>                     continue a gig that died mid-pipeline\n  --approve <role>=<json|@file>         a human chair's verdict; repeat once per chair\n  --as <name>                           who is approving; sealed as the verdict's author\n  --wait                                block until the run finishes\n  --follow                              poll until the gig reaches a terminal state\n  --direction <upstream|downstream|both>  for trace\n  --json                                print the raw result to stdout\n  --genome <path>                       genome root (default: $COLTRANE_GENOME or cwd)\n  --help, --version\n\nA dispatch that reaches a chair a HUMAN holds parks: it names the waiting chair and exits 0,\nbecause a gig waiting on a person is not a failed gig. Approve it on the resume \u2014\n\n  coltrane dispatch <standard> --resume <gig> \\\n      --approve approve=@verdict.json --as eugene\n\n--input is NOT required on an approve-only resume: when every remaining chair is human the\ncheckpoint's recorded payload stands and the omission inherits it. If you DO pass --input it is\nchecked against the checkpoint, and a disagreement still refuses the resume.\n";
+export declare const USAGE = "coltrane 0.19.1\n\n  coltrane validate                     load the genome; exit non-zero on load errors\n  coltrane dispatch <standard>          run a standard\n  coltrane monitor <gig-id>             report a gig's progress\n  coltrane logs <gig-id>                per-chair logs for a gig\n  coltrane abort <gig-id>               stop a running gig\n  coltrane trace <output-id>            walk an output's provenance\n  coltrane simulate <standard>          cost/shape a standard without running it\n  coltrane health                       engine + store health\n  coltrane serve                        run the MCP server on stdio\n  coltrane enqueue <standard>           queue a gig on the LOCAL file queue (no store, no key)\n                                        (env: COLTRANE_QUEUE_DIR \u2014 its absence is the whole\n                                         difference between local and hosted)\n  coltrane work                         claim one queued gig from the org store and run it\n  coltrane work --check                  report whether this box's drain environment is configured\n                                        and exit without claiming (0 ready, 1 not ready)\n                                        (env: COLTRANE_STORE_URL, COLTRANE_STORE_ANON,\n                                         COLTRANE_AGENT_TOKEN; results drain via\n                                         COLTRANE_DRAIN_URL + COLTRANE_DRAIN_KEY;\n                                         checkpoints under COLTRANE_WORKER_CHECKPOINTS,\n                                         default ~/.coltrane/worker-checkpoints;\n                                         exit 0 complete or parked, 1 failed, 3 queue empty)\n\nOptions\n  --input <json|@file|->                dispatch payload; @file reads a file, - reads stdin\n  --depth <skim|standard|deep>          tighten the per-chair turn cap\n  --budget <dollars>                    per-gig ceiling; the run stops when it is gone\n  --reuse                               allow chair-level reuse of prior sealed outputs\n  --resume <gig-id>                     continue a gig that died mid-pipeline\n  --approve <role>=<json|@file>         a human chair's verdict; repeat once per chair\n  --as <name>                           who is approving; sealed as the verdict's author\n  --wait                                block until the run finishes\n  --follow                              poll until the gig reaches a terminal state\n  --direction <upstream|downstream|both>  for trace\n  --json                                print the raw result to stdout\n  --genome <path>                       genome root (default: $COLTRANE_GENOME or cwd)\n  --help, --version\n\nA dispatch that reaches a chair a HUMAN holds parks: it names the waiting chair and exits 0,\nbecause a gig waiting on a person is not a failed gig. Approve it on the resume \u2014\n\n  coltrane dispatch <standard> --resume <gig> \\\n      --approve approve=@verdict.json --as eugene\n\n--input is NOT required on an approve-only resume: when every remaining chair is human the\ncheckpoint's recorded payload stands and the omission inherits it. If you DO pass --input it is\nchecked against the checkpoint, and a disagreement still refuses the resume.\n";
 interface Parsed {
     cmd: string | undefined;
     positional: string[];

package/dist/src/version.d.ts

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 /** Engine semver. Keep in lockstep with package.json `version` (enforced by test). */
-export declare const COLTRANE_VERSION = "0.19.0";
+export declare const COLTRANE_VERSION = "0.19.1";
 /**
  * The commit this engine checkout is sitting on, or null when it can't be determined.
  *

package/dist/src/version.js

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ import { existsSync, readFileSync, statSync } from "node:fs";
 import { dirname, join, resolve } from "node:path";
 import { fileURLToPath } from "node:url";
 /** Engine semver. Keep in lockstep with package.json `version` (enforced by test). */
-export const COLTRANE_VERSION = "0.19.0";
+export const COLTRANE_VERSION = "0.19.1";
 /**
  * The commit this engine checkout is sitting on, or null when it can't be determined.
  *

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@eir-labs/coltrane",
-  "version": "0.19.0",
+  "version": "0.19.1",
   "description": "A methodology engine \u2014 a typed substrate for defining agents, composing multi-phase standards, dispatching gigs, and sealing every output to a content-addressed ledger. Ships as an MCP server.",
   "type": "module",
   "license": "Apache-2.0",