@genesislcap/ai-assistant 15.85.0 → 15.85.1

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@@ -8100,7 +8100,8 @@ export declare class OrchestratingDriver extends BaseDriverDecorator<ChatDriver>
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  *
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  * A failed call ends the turn there, as a Stop does: what it asked for still happens, and the
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  * next agent runs on the next message. Running it now would meet the same wall (a budget, a
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- * refused account, a full context window), or build on a reply that never came.
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+ * refused account, a full context window), or build on a reply that never came. The one thing a
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+ * Stop takes back is a hand-off that has not started (see `afterAgentCall`).
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  */
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  private carryOn;
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  /**
@@ -8110,6 +8111,11 @@ export declare class OrchestratingDriver extends BaseDriverDecorator<ChatDriver>
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  *
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  * A plain target hands back when its call ends, released or not, as a plain agent is done once
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  * it has answered. A stateful one holds the hand-off until it releases, as it holds its flow.
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+ *
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+ * A Stop cancels a hand-off that has not started: the user stopped the turn the caller asked for
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+ * it in, often during the caller's closing call, so the target is not activated, and the call
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+ * ends as if it had never asked (a plain caller's turn ends as usual below). A hand-back is not
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+ * taken back: the target finished the work it was given.
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  */
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  private afterAgentCall;
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  /** How the target of `frame` finished: with `completeHandOff`, or a release and its last reply. */
@@ -10337,7 +10337,8 @@ var OrchestratingDriver = class _OrchestratingDriver extends BaseDriverDecorator
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  *
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  * A failed call ends the turn there, as a Stop does: what it asked for still happens, and the
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  * next agent runs on the next message. Running it now would meet the same wall (a budget, a
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- * refused account, a full context window), or build on a reply that never came.
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+ * refused account, a full context window), or build on a reply that never came. The one thing a
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+ * Stop takes back is a hand-off that has not started (see `afterAgentCall`).
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  */
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  async carryOn(result) {
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  let last = result;
@@ -10355,10 +10356,18 @@ var OrchestratingDriver = class _OrchestratingDriver extends BaseDriverDecorator
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  *
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  * A plain target hands back when its call ends, released or not, as a plain agent is done once
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  * it has answered. A stateful one holds the hand-off until it releases, as it holds its flow.
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+ *
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+ * A Stop cancels a hand-off that has not started: the user stopped the turn the caller asked for
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+ * it in, often during the caller's closing call, so the target is not activated, and the call
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+ * ends as if it had never asked (a plain caller's turn ends as usual below). A hand-back is not
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+ * taken back: the target finished the work it was given.
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  */
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  async afterAgentCall() {
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  const request = this.chatDriver.getHandOffRequest();
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- if (request) return this.startHandOff(request);
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+ if (request && !this.cancelled) return this.startHandOff(request);
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+ if (request) {
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+ logger2.debug(`OrchestratingDriver: stopped before the hand-off to "${request.to}" started`);
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+ }
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  const active = this.agentSession.getActive();
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  if (!active) return void 0;
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  const frame = this.topFrameFor(active.name);