@ericrisco/rsc 3.0.14 → 3.0.15

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package/manifest.json CHANGED
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  {
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- "version": "3.0.14",
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+ "version": "3.0.15",
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  "counts": {
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  "skills": 271,
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  "agents": 34,
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "@ericrisco/rsc",
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- "version": "3.0.14",
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+ "version": "3.0.15",
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  "description": "A guided harness builder that turns your goal into a minimal, verified AI-agent setup using strict best practices.",
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  "type": "module",
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  "bin": {
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  server in the office.
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  - **Read or write?** Reports and questions need reading. Entering invoices needs writing, and
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  writing is a separate, explicit decision (below).
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- - **Who administers it?** Themselves, an IT person, an accounting firm, the vendor's distributor.
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- That person often holds the keys, and step 5 writes the message for them.
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  ## 1. Research: the docs decide, never memory
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  4. **Reach it privately.** Same network, or a private mesh (the `TAILSCALE` tool). Never open the
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  database port to the internet.
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- 5. **Ask first.** Many vendors and distributors restrict direct database access in their support
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- terms. The message in step 5 asks before anyone touches anything.
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+ 5. **Check the support terms.** Many vendors restrict direct database access. If they do, use
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+ their export or their API instead.
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  ## 5. Guide the user, in their words
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- Say what you found, which route you chose and why, and what happens next, in short sentences. When
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- the next step belongs to someone else, write the message for them, ready to send:
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- ```text
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- Hi <name>, we want our assistant to READ <data> from <program> for <purpose>.
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- Could you create a read-only user (SELECT only, no write permissions) on <database or a copy of
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- it>, and tell us the server name and port? We will not modify anything. If your support terms
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- prefer another method (an export, an official API), we are happy to use that instead.
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- ```
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+ Say what you found, which route you chose and why, and what happens next, in short sentences.
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  ## 6. Leave it written down
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  - prompt: "Hook up our WhatsApp Business number so the agent can see incoming orders."
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  why: "A named tool where the route is not obvious (the Business app versus the Cloud API). Research decides, and reading orders is the first, read-only step."
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- - prompt: "Mi TPV no tiene API. ¿Qué le pido al informático para que el agente vea las ventas?"
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- why: "Non-obvious trigger: no connection yet, the deliverable is the route choice plus the ready-to-send message for the IT person asking for an export or a read-only user."
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+ - prompt: "Mi TPV no tiene API. ¿Cómo hago que el agente vea las ventas?"
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+ why: "Non-obvious trigger: no API is not the end. The route comes from the product's export features or a read-only copy of its database, found in the vendor's docs."
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  - prompt: "Connect the agent to our Access database, the one the old stock program uses."
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  why: "A legacy file database. Copy the .mdb/.accdb, read it with mdbtools or convert it, and never write into the program's file."
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  - "Chooses a read-only route and never proposes writing into the program's database; if writing comes up, it goes through the official import format"
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  - "Proposes reading a nightly copy with a SELECT-only user, reached privately, never the live database exposed to the internet"
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  - "Builds 01-TOOLS/<TOOL>/ from the template with a test_connection that proves reading works AND that a write is refused, telling a permission error apart from any other failure"
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- - "Writes the ready-to-send message for the accounting firm asking for a read-only user or an export, and records the connection in 02-DOCS"
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+ - "Explains the chosen route in plain words and records the connection in 02-DOCS"