@inceptionstack/roundhouse 0.5.8 → 0.5.9
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- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/src/cli/cron-commands.ts +16 -2
- package/src/cron/runner.ts +16 -7
- package/src/cron/scheduler.ts +13 -4
- package/src/gateway/tools.md +114 -0
package/package.json
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package/src/cli/cron-commands.ts
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@@ -105,9 +105,23 @@ export async function cronAdd(store: CronStore, positional: string[], flags: Rec
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export async function cronList(store: CronStore, _positional: string[], flags: Record<string, string>): Promise<void> {
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let jobs = await store.listJobs();
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// Hide completed one-shot jobs unless --all flag is set
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if (!flags.all) {
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const filtered: typeof jobs = [];
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for (const j of jobs) {
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if (j.schedule.type === "once") {
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const state = await store.getState(j.id);
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if (state.totalRuns > 0) continue;
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}
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filtered.push(j);
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}
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jobs = filtered;
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}
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if (jobs.length === 0) {
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console.log("No cron jobs
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console.log("No active cron jobs.");
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return;
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}
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if (flags.json) {
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package/src/cron/runner.ts
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import { getAgentFactory } from "../agents/registry";
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// TODO: route through TransportAdapter.notify() when multi-transport lands
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import { sendTelegramToMany } from "../transports/telegram/notify";
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import { sendIpc } from "../ipc";
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import { CronStore, generateRunId } from "./store";
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import { buildTemplateContext, renderTemplate } from "./template";
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import type { CronJobConfig, CronRunRecord } from "./types";
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private async notify(job: CronJobConfig, record: CronRunRecord): Promise<void> {
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const tg = job.notify?.telegram;
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if (!tg?.chatIds?.length) return;
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if (!shouldNotify(tg.onlyOn, record.status)) return;
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const icon = runStatusIcon(record.status);
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const dur = `${(record.durationMs / 1000).toFixed(1)}s`;
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const header = `${icon} Cron: ${job.id}\nStatus: ${record.status} (${dur})`;
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body = `${header}\nError: ${record.error.slice(0, NOTIFY_MAX_ERROR_CHARS)}`;
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}
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// Route 1: Explicit Telegram chat IDs configured on the job
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const tg = job.notify?.telegram;
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if (tg?.chatIds?.length) {
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if (!shouldNotify(tg.onlyOn, record.status)) return;
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await sendTelegramToMany(tg.chatIds, body);
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return;
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}
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// Route 2: Broadcast via IPC to all active transports (default)
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try {
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await sendIpc({ type: "notify", text: body });
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} catch {
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// Gateway not running or IPC unavailable — log and continue
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console.warn(`[cron] ${job.id} IPC notify failed (gateway not running?)`);
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}
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package/src/cron/scheduler.ts
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async listJobs(): Promise<Array<{ job: CronJobConfig; state: CronJobState }>> {
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await this.reload();
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return this.jobs
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.filter((job) => {
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// Hide completed one-shot jobs (already fired, won't run again)
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if (job.schedule.type === "once") {
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const state = this.states.get(job.id);
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if (state && state.totalRuns > 0) return false;
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}
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return true;
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})
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.map((job) => ({
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state: this.states.get(job.id) ?? emptyState(job.id),
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}));
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async trigger(jobId: string): Promise<void> {
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package/src/gateway/tools.md
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- `/crons trigger <id>` — run now
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- `/crons pause <id>` — disable
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- `/crons resume <id>` — enable
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## roundhouse message
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Send a message to the user via all active transports (Telegram, etc.) without spawning an agent turn.
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**Usage:**
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```bash
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roundhouse message "Hello from the server!"
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roundhouse message --session main "Targeted to primary chat"
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```
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## Git & GitHub (gh CLI)
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Use `gh` CLI for all GitHub operations. It handles authentication automatically.
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**Common patterns:**
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```bash
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# Push branches
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git push origin <branch>
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# Create PRs
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gh pr create --base main --head <branch> --title "..." --body "..."
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# Merge PRs
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gh pr merge <number> --squash --admin
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# Check CI status
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gh pr checks <number>
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gh run list --limit 5
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# Create releases / tags
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git tag v1.2.3 && git push origin v1.2.3
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```
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**Prefer `gh` over raw git for:**
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- PR creation and merging
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- CI/workflow status checks
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- Release creation
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- Repository settings
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## mcporter (MCP Server CLI)
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Call tools from configured MCP servers (AWS APIs, docs, infrastructure).
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```bash
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mcporter list # show available servers
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mcporter list <server> --schema # show tools + parameters
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mcporter call <server>.<tool> key=val # call a tool
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```
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**Examples:**
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mcporter call 'aws-mcp.sts_GetCallerIdentity()'
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mcporter call 'aws-documentation.search(query: "Lambda timeout")'
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```
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> Ensure PATH includes `~/.local/bin` for `mcporter`/`uvx` discovery.
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## playwright-cli (Browser Automation)
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Headless browser automation for testing web UIs, scraping, screenshots.
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**Core workflow:** open → snapshot → interact → close
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```bash
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playwright-cli open "https://example.com" # launch + navigate
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playwright-cli snapshot # accessibility tree with [ref=eN]
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playwright-cli click e5 # click element by ref
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playwright-cli fill e3 "search query" # type into input
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playwright-cli screenshot # save viewport PNG
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playwright-cli close # close browser
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```
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**Other commands:**
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playwright-cli requests # list network requests
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playwright-cli request <index> # show request details
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playwright-cli cookie-list # list cookies
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playwright-cli eval "document.title" # run JS in page
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playwright-cli pdf # save page as PDF
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**Use for:** E2E testing, visual verification, form automation, web scraping.
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**NOT for:** API-only testing (use curl), static file reading.
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## codex exec
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Delegate tasks to Codex CLI (architecture design, parallel research, code review).
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codex exec "Design a retry mechanism with exponential backoff for this module"
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```
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Good for: brainstorming, getting a second opinion, architecture decisions, reducing bikeshedding.
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## Memory Management
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Durable state files the agent can read and update:
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- `~/MEMORY.md` — stable facts, preferences, project context (edit existing entries, don't append duplicates)
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- `~/daily/YYYY-MM-DD/front-page.md` — today's work log, decisions, open loops
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- `~/daily/YYYY-MM-DD/articles/` — detailed write-ups for durable topics
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## AWS CLI
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```
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