@indexnetwork/protocol 6.15.0-rc.407.1 → 8.0.1-rc.417.1

package/CHANGELOG.md

@@ -12,10 +12,312 @@ See [STABILITY.md](./STABILITY.md) for the public-contract and tier definitions.
 
 ## [Unreleased]
 
+### Added
+- Configurable negotiator stance `NEGOTIATOR_STANCE` (IND-611; 7.11.0), shipped
+  dark. `advocate` (default) | `evaluator` | `skeptic`, resolved by the new
+  domain contract `configuredNegotiatorStance()`
+  (`negotiation/domain/negotiation.stance.contracts.ts`, mirroring
+  `configuredScreenMode()`); unset or unrecognized falls back to `advocate`.
+  `evaluator` adds an opportunity-cost value bar, asks the agent to assess
+  before advocating, and makes discovery-query satisfaction a precondition for
+  continuing to evaluate rather than a mandate to connect; `skeptic` adds the
+  prior that most candidate matches are not worth making and resolves a
+  detected deadlock as a stalemate instead of by concessions.
+  **Prompt-only** — seat vocabularies (`allowedActionsFor`), turn schemas, and
+  graph routing (including the continuation-screen bypass) are identical under
+  all three stances. **`advocate` renders byte-identical prompts** to 7.10.1,
+  pinned by an external golden fixture in
+  `negotiation/tests/negotiation.stance.spec.ts`. New live eval harness
+  `bun run eval:stance` measures decline rate on low-value versus high-value
+  fixtures per stance.
+
+### Fixed
+- Stop force-rewriting an opening-move refusal (IND-611 prerequisite; 7.11.0):
+  `negotiation.graph.ts` ran the turn-0 opening force *before* the IND-564
+  opening-withdraw guard, so a v2 initiator that judged a match not worth making
+  had its `withdraw` rewritten to `outreach` while its reasoning survived —
+  sending the counterparty an outreach that argued against the match — and made
+  the guard below it dead code on turn 0. The guard now runs first: a turn-0
+  refusal stands and flows into the existing quiet `screened_out` outcome with
+  no message persisted, while a genuinely malformed turn-0 opening (e.g.
+  `counter`) is still coerced to the opening action.
+- Attribute `outcome.reasoning` to whoever actually decided (IND-611; 7.11.1):
+  `screened_out` now has two routes — the screen node, and an opening-turn
+  refusal. The finalize node preferred `screenDecision.reasoning` for both,
+  which is wrong on the new route when the gate returned `reach_out`: the
+  outcome would carry the screen's argument *for* the match as the reason the
+  agent did *not* reach out (and IND-610 renders that string in the owner-only
+  gate-decision card). An opening-turn refusal now reports the withdrawing
+  turn's own reasoning; a genuine screen-node block is unchanged.
+- Add canonical shared guidance source and unified MCP_INSTRUCTIONS/read_docs
+  (IND-602/603; 7.10.0): The single normative `CANONICAL_GUIDANCE_SUMMARY`
+  (1,555 chars, under the 4,500-char MCP context budget) covers Index Network
+  entity model (identity/context, premises, signals, communities/networks,
+  opportunities), negotiation semantics with the critical distinction
+  **"A2A acceptance is not owner approval"** (separate gates), H2A/A2A
+  workflows, and the boundary **"H2H (human-to-human) never exposed; escalation
+  to native surfaces (web, Telegram) is outside MCP scope."** Seven detailed
+  canonical topics (identity-context, premises, signals, communities-networks,
+  opportunities, negotiations, workflows) are published via read_docs on both
+  MCP and REST/chat surfaces. MCP surface read_docs serves canonical guidance
+  only; REST/chat retains legacy supplemental topics for backwards compatibility.
+  New internal shared constants (packages/protocol/src/shared/agent/canonical-guidance.ts):
+  `CANONICAL_GUIDANCE_SUMMARY`, `CANONICAL_GUIDANCE_TOPICS` (const array),
+  `CANONICAL_GUIDANCE_TOPICS_CONTENT` (record). Not public root protocol exports.
+  MCP_INSTRUCTIONS now delegates entity/lifecycle details to read_docs, dropping
+  verbose inline model. Published MCP guidance/read_docs contract now includes
+  canonical seven-topic structure and H2A/A2A/owner-approval semantics. No data,
+  migration, capability, permission, or runtime behavior changes.
+
+- Add a host-injected MCP authorization-observability seam (IND-581; 7.8.0):
+  `McpAuthorizationObserver`, the secret-free `McpAuthorizationDenialEvent`, and
+  the central `buildMcpAuthorizationDenialEvent` constructor, plus an optional
+  fifth `authorizationObserver` parameter on `createMcpServer`. Every
+  `tools/call` capability denial (preliminary and resolved stages) emits one
+  structured event carrying ONLY the caller profile, tool name, decision
+  reason/reach, required permissions, and opaque `userId`/`agentId`/
+  `networkScopeId` — never a token, API key, bearer credential, raw header, or
+  tool-argument payload. The seam is fail-closed: an observer that throws is
+  swallowed and never alters the denial. Denials remain freshly resolved per
+  reconnect/session because the static tool-metadata cache holds
+  principal-independent registration data only; the per-principal decision is
+  recomputed on every fresh server resolution.
+
+- Add the canonical `read_own_agent` MCP tool: a registered active agent's
+  self-read of its OWN sanitized registration record (IND-599; 7.7.0). The input
+  schema is empty — there is no target selector, so a caller can never name
+  another agent — and the handler resolves strictly the authenticated
+  `context.agentId` with an owner match, so a forged target argument is stripped
+  by the schema and never queried. The tool is classified `agent_admin` in the
+  canonical capability matrix and registered in the shared factory (`fast`
+  runtime class).
+
+### Changed
+- Pin the generic MCP conversation surface to H2A-only in the published
+  contract (IND-600; 7.9.0). This is a distinct public-contract release above
+  the integrated 7.8.0 floor (IND-581): the `list_conversations` /
+  `get_conversation` descriptions now state explicitly that they expose ONLY
+  the caller's H2A chats with the Index agent (orchestrator-persona sessions
+  with the system agent as a participant): human-to-human (H2H) DMs are NEVER
+  exposed through these tools — including via schema-valid forged `tools/call`
+  requests — and A2A negotiation conversations are reachable only through the
+  negotiation tools (`list_negotiations` / `get_negotiation` /
+  `respond_to_negotiation`), which retain their `manage:negotiations`
+  permission, exact-participation, and bound-network-scope checks. The public
+  `ChatSessionReader` port contract gains the same category rule: non-H2A
+  session IDs behave exactly like nonexistent ones. Runtime enforcement is
+  unchanged — the `human_only` capability classification still denies every
+  non-session principal before any context DB read, scoped-deps creation, or
+  chat-adapter work — so this is a published contract/description
+  clarification on public tools, hence the minor bump.
+- Split the `agent_admin` capability family by principal kind (IND-599; 7.7.0).
+  Registered agent principals (global/network/delivery) may now see and call
+  ONLY `read_own_agent` on the admin surface — `list_agents` is no longer
+  visible or callable by an agent (previously it was the sole agent-visible
+  admin tool), and every admin mutation remains denied (`agent_admin_denied`).
+  Session/onboarding humans retain the full owned-agent administration surface
+  (`register_agent`, `list_agents`, `update_agent`, `delete_agent`,
+  `grant_agent_permission`, `revoke_agent_permission`) but are denied the
+  agent-only `read_own_agent` with the new dedicated decision reason
+  `human_read_own_agent_denied`. Enrollment-capable unregistered keys remain
+  single-purpose `register_agent`-only across the entire registry, and plain
+  unregistered keys remain fail-closed. The `agent_admin` decision is made
+  BEFORE the session-human blanket allow, and denials fire before any context
+  DB read or scoped-deps creation. Domain, informational (`read_docs`),
+  permission/network-scope, and delivery capabilities for registered agents are
+  unchanged. Behavior tightening on published MCP tools plus a new public tool
+  name, hence the minor bump.
+- Redact private transport connection material from every agent record
+  projected by the participant-agent tools (IND-599; 7.7.0).
+  `sanitizeAgentForOutput` now empties each transport's `config` (endpoint
+  secrets, auth headers/tokens) while preserving the safe response shape
+  (id/channel/priority/active/failureCount and permissions), covering
+  `read_own_agent`, `register_agent`, `list_agents`, and `update_agent` outputs.
+- Require explicit owner authorization for every owner-gated `update_opportunity`
+  transition (send/accept/reject) at a new protocol-owned authoritative boundary
+  (IND-593; 7.6.0). The `OpportunityOwnerApprovalAuthority` port is injected by
+  the host: registered MCP agents must present an owner-issued, fresh, atomically
+  single-use proof bound to the exact opportunity, action, owner principal, acting
+  agent, and server-derived interaction — missing/stale/generic/forged/wrong-binding/
+  replayed proofs fail closed with stable reasons BEFORE the mutation graph runs,
+  and a proof-less agent call returns a fresh interaction challenge. The optional
+  `ownerApprovalProof` field is added to the public `update_opportunity` schema.
+  Non-agent calls traverse the same boundary via host attestation of typed, trusted,
+  server-derived interaction/surface provenance (`OpportunityOwnerInteractionProvenance`):
+  only a genuine direct authenticated owner session (REST or MCP) attests; chat/CLI/
+  H2A/A2A/mediated surfaces and caller-supplied identity, binding, or provenance
+  fields can never mint or attest owner authority (`untrusted_provenance`). A2A
+  negotiation approvals, uptake acknowledgements, agent self-acknowledgement, and
+  server advisory/challenge values are explicitly non-substitutable. System `expired`
+  transitions remain ungated. Behavior tightening on a published MCP tool plus new
+  public port types, hence the minor bump. No data action, migration, or deployment
+  change ships with this entry.
+
+## [7.5.0] — 2026-07-25
+
+### Changed
+- Partition async discovery-run ownership by the exact calling MCP principal, not
+  only by user (IND-592). `get_discovery_run` and `cancel_discovery_run` now
+  reject a run whose recorded principal (session-human vs a specific agent id)
+  differs from the caller's, even within the same user, returning the opaque
+  "Discovery run not found." and never attempting cancellation. `discover_opportunities`
+  MCP coalescing is likewise partitioned by principal, so an agent-initiated
+  request never coalesces onto — and is never handed — the owner's (or another
+  agent's) in-flight run id or its status/results. The store lookup remains
+  user-scoped; this is an additional in-handler/domain narrowing with no host
+  interface change. Behavior tightening on published MCP tools, hence the minor bump.
+
+## [7.4.0] — 2026-07-25
+
+### Changed
+- Make the public participant-agent permission INPUT schemas canonical-only:
+  `register_agent.permissions` and `grant_agent_permission.actions` are now a
+  `z.enum` of the six canonical `manage:*` actions instead of `z.array(z.string())`.
+  Retired `manage:profile` / `manage:contacts` strings are rejected at the schema
+  seam (the handler's `isValidAction` check is retained as defense in depth). This
+  narrows the published tool input schemas exposed via `tools/list`, hence the
+  minor bump. No change to the temporary stored-row compatibility projection,
+  which still interprets residual legacy STORED rows.
+
+## [7.3.0] — 2026-07-25
+
 ### Added
 - Add the injected `IntentProposalStore` host boundary so web proposal cards are
   emitted only after the normalized description, optional network scope, and
   complete verifier output have been durably bound to their owner.
+- Add `projectStoredPermissionActions` at the MCP capability-loading boundary:
+  temporary rolling-data compatibility that interprets residual **stored** legacy
+  grant rows during a mixed-version deploy (`manage:profile` →
+  `manage:identity` + `manage:premises`; `manage:contacts` → no capability;
+  owner/scope preserved; unknown actions fail closed). Not a public alias — legacy
+  names remain rejected as input and absent from `tools/list`/docs. Removed only
+  after the post-drain final sweep and compatibility gate (see the IND-609
+  rollout doc).
+
+### Changed
+- **MCP permission migration (IND-606/607).** Retire issuance of the legacy
+  `manage:profile` and `manage:contacts` grant actions in favor of
+  `manage:identity` and `manage:premises`. Issuers, defaults, validation, and the
+  capability policy emit/accept only the canonical action set; the durable data
+  migration (`services/api/drizzle/0109_migrate_agent_permission_actions.sql`)
+  converges existing grants (`manage:profile` → `manage:identity` + `manage:premises`;
+  `manage:contacts` removed). No public protocol type changes.
+- **Exact question affected-domain inheritance (IND-608).** `read_pending_questions`
+  and `answer_pending_question` now enforce each question's exact affected-domain
+  permission at the handler, not merely the union that admits the tool. A global
+  `manage:intents` agent can no longer read or answer negotiation/enrichment/
+  discovery questions it does not manage; the owning human is unaffected.
+- **Corrected `QUESTION_MODE_TO_DOMAIN` mapping.** `enrichment` now maps to the
+  `premises` domain (`manage:premises`), matching the enrichment answer pipeline
+  that runs the PremiseGraph lifecycle. Previously mapped to `identity`. This
+  changes the exported constant's `enrichment` value and the
+  `read_activity_summary` projection of enrichment question counts from the
+  identity domain to the premises domain — the deliberate public-constant change
+  motivating this minor bump from the 7.2.0 floor.
+
+## [7.2.0] — 2026-07-25
+
+### Added
+- Add `read_activity_summary` as the single public name for grounded,
+  aggregate-only agent activity reporting (IND-605). The MCP capability matrix
+  admits any caller holding at least one activity-domain permission
+  (`manage:identity`/`manage:premises`/`manage:intents`/`manage:opportunities`/
+  `manage:negotiations`); the handler then passes the typed resolved MCP caller
+  context into one centralized permission projection, so global agents receive
+  only the domains their permissions authorize while session humans receive the
+  full owner view. Signal IDs/titles (`opportunitiesBySignal`) are exposed only
+  with `manage:intents`, and question counts are meta-network — never network
+  filtered — while each count inherits the permission of the domain the
+  question affects: the adapter groups pending/answered counts by question
+  mode and the projection releases only the affected-domain counts
+  (identity/premises/intents/opportunities/negotiations) the caller is
+  authorized for, with conversational `chat`-mode and unrecognized modes
+  human-owner-only. There is deliberately no any-of all-question count
+  shortcut. A network agent's network-bound aggregates (opportunity and
+  negotiation counts) are narrowed to its bound community inside the
+  query/adapter layer via the new optional `getAgentActivitySummary`
+  `networkId` input — never by transport-local JSON filtering. The response
+  never contains counterparty identities, chats, turns, transcripts, or
+  private content, and validates against the new strict
+  `ActivitySummaryResponseSchema`.
+- Export the centralized activity-projection contract
+  (`READ_ACTIVITY_SUMMARY_TOOL_NAME`, `McpActivityCallerSchema`,
+  `ActivitySummaryDomainSchema`, `ActivitySummaryResponseSchema`,
+  `ActivityQuestionDomainSchema`, `ActivityQuestionCountsSchema`,
+  `QUESTION_MODE_TO_DOMAIN`, `resolveMcpActivityCaller`,
+  `resolveActivitySummaryDomains`, `activitySummaryNetworkId`,
+  `projectActivitySummary`, and their types) for host and capability
+  composition.
+
+### Changed
+- The internal reporter persona now consumes the canonical
+  `read_activity_summary` as the same tool (no persona-specific fork);
+  unrelated REST/chat behavior is unchanged.
+- SemVer rationale: on MCP this release is purely additive —
+  `report_agent_activity` was already denied as `removed` since 7.0.0, so no
+  working MCP integration can break. The REST/chat tool rename retires a
+  same-cycle (7.0.0-era) surface with no alias by deliberate product decision,
+  so a minor bump records the change without a major. Recorded here for
+  integration-owner reconciliation.
+
+### Removed
+- `report_agent_activity` is retired on every surface with no hidden legacy
+  alias. It is no longer registered in either tool-registry profile and
+  carries no canonical access rule, so a forged MCP `tools/call` under the old
+  name is rejected as an unknown tool before any authorization, database, or
+  graph work. The `'removed'` access classification remains available in the
+  extension contract but no canonical tool uses it.
+
+## [7.1.0] — 2026-07-25
+
+### Changed
+- Complete the MCP legacy-surface removal declared in 7.0.0 (IND-596/597/598).
+  `createToolRegistry` is now surface-aware: the default `'rest'` profile (direct
+  HTTP Tool API + chat) retains contact/Gmail-import tools, `scrape_url`, and the
+  deprecated `*_user_profile` / `*_profile_run` compatibility aliases, while the
+  restricted `'mcp'` profile omits all of them. The MCP server builds both its
+  `tools/list` metadata and its `tools/call` lookup from the `'mcp'` profile, so
+  the removed names are no longer registered on the MCP surface — a direct
+  `tools/call` for any of them now fails as an unknown tool before any work.
+- MCP `read_docs` guidance is sanitized by the MCP surface profile (never by
+  `CONTACTS_ENABLED`) so it no longer advertises the removed contact/Gmail
+  workflows; REST/chat `read_docs` retains the full guidance.
+- `CONTACTS_ENABLED` no longer shapes the MCP registry or its metadata cache key.
+
+### Removed
+- The `add_contact`, `import_contacts`, `import_gmail_contacts`, `list_contacts`,
+  `remove_contact`, `search_contacts`, `scrape_url`, `read_user_profiles`,
+  `create_user_profile`, `update_user_profile`, `confirm_user_profile`,
+  `preview_user_profile`, `get_profile_run`, and `cancel_profile_run` entries are
+  removed from the canonical MCP capability matrix; the tools are omitted from the
+  MCP registry rather than classified. Their non-MCP implementations (REST Tool
+  API, dedicated contact REST endpoints, chat agent, shared runtime
+  classifications) are unchanged.
+
+## [7.0.0] — 2026-07-25
+
+### Breaking
+- MCP capability discovery is now principal-aware. `tools/list` advertises only
+  the tools available to the resolved human, onboarding, enrollment-key,
+  registered-agent, network-agent, or delivery-agent profile; `tools/call`
+  repeats the same authorization before scoped database and handler work.
+- Replace the agent permission actions `manage:profile` and `manage:contacts`
+  with the canonical `manage:identity` and `manage:premises` actions. The full
+  MCP permission vocabulary is now `manage:identity`, `manage:premises`,
+  `manage:intents`, `manage:networks`, `manage:opportunities`, and
+  `manage:negotiations`.
+- Contact tools, Gmail contact import, `scrape_url`, `report_agent_activity`,
+  and deprecated profile/profile-run aliases are explicitly unavailable
+  through MCP. Their non-MCP implementations remain intact.
+- Agent-administration mutations are session-human-only. Enrollment keys may
+  call `register_agent` only when explicitly enrollment-capable; registered
+  agents may list only their own sanitized registration. Opportunity delivery
+  confirmation is exposed only to designated delivery agents.
+
+### Added
+- Export a runtime-validated canonical MCP tool access matrix, permission/reach
+  extension contracts, principal schemas, and reusable capability-policy
+  implementation for host and capability composition.
 
 ## [6.14.0] — 2026-07-25
 

package/IMPLEMENTATION.md

@@ -2,7 +2,6 @@
 
 This guide covers the technical package surface for implementers embedding the canonical Index Network Protocol implementation. For the public protocol overview, see [README.md](./README.md).
 
-The package implements LangGraph-based workflows for signal processing, opportunity discovery, negotiation, and chat — decoupled from any specific infrastructure via adapter injection.
 
 ## Stability & versioning
 
@@ -227,7 +226,12 @@ On every tool call the server:
 
 1. Extracts the HTTP request from the MCP `ServerContext`.
 2. Calls `authResolver.resolveIdentity(req)` to get `{ userId, agentId }`.
-3. Gates access: MCP callers without a resolved `agentId` are blocked from every tool except `register_agent`, `read_docs`, and `scrape_url` until they register.
+3. Gates access through the canonical capability policy (`mcp/mcp.authorization-policy.ts`), decided per resolved principal BEFORE any context read or scoped-deps creation:
+   - **Enrollment-capable unregistered API keys** may see and call only `register_agent` — single-purpose across the entire registry.
+   - **Plain unregistered API keys** fail closed on every tool.
+   - **Registered active agents** retain their canonical permission- and network-scope-authorized domain tools, `read_docs`, and (for designated delivery agents) `confirm_opportunity_delivery`; within the agent-administration family (`MCP_AGENT_ADMIN_TOOLS`) they may see and call only `read_own_agent`, which returns the caller's own sanitized record and accepts no target.
+   - **Session humans** administer their owned agents (`register_agent`, `list_agents`, `update_agent`, `delete_agent`, `grant_agent_permission`, `revoke_agent_permission`) but are never offered the agent-only `read_own_agent`.
+   - Contact/Gmail-import tools, `scrape_url`, and the deprecated `*_user_profile`/`*_profile_run` aliases are not registered on the MCP surface at all (IND-596/597/598).
 4. Builds per-request scoped databases via `scopedDepsFactory` and invokes the tool handler through the shared runtime.
 
 ### Runtime controls
@@ -240,9 +244,8 @@ MCP tools are bounded by `ToolInvocationRuntime`:
 | `bounded_slow` | 45 s | `MCP_TOOL_TIMEOUT_BOUNDED_SLOW_MS` |
 | `async_candidate` | 50 s | `MCP_TOOL_TIMEOUT_ASYNC_CANDIDATE_MS` |
 
-Per-tool timeout overrides use `MCP_TOOL_TIMEOUT_<TOOL_NAME>_MS`, such as `MCP_TOOL_TIMEOUT_DISCOVER_OPPORTUNITIES_MS`. Tool outputs are capped by `MCP_TOOL_MAX_OUTPUT_BYTES` (default `1000000`) or `MCP_TOOL_MAX_OUTPUT_<TOOL_NAME>_BYTES`; inbound MCP request bodies are capped by the backend with `MCP_MAX_REQUEST_BYTES` (default `1000000`). Runtime failures return JSON text envelopes with stable `code` values: `TOOL_TIMEOUT`, `TOOL_CANCELLED`, or `TOOL_OUTPUT_TOO_LARGE`.
+Per-tool timeout overrides use `MCP_TOOL_TIMEOUT_<TOOL_NAME>_MS`. Tool outputs are capped by `MCP_TOOL_MAX_OUTPUT_BYTES` (default `1000000`) or `MCP_TOOL_MAX_OUTPUT_<TOOL_NAME>_BYTES`; inbound MCP request bodies are capped by the backend with `MCP_MAX_REQUEST_BYTES` (default `1000000`). Runtime failures return JSON text envelopes with stable `code` values: `TOOL_TIMEOUT`, `TOOL_CANCELLED`, or `TOOL_OUTPUT_TOO_LARGE`.
 
-For MCP callers, `discover_opportunities` is async: it returns a `discoveryRunId` immediately, and clients poll `get_discovery_run` or request cancellation with `cancel_discovery_run`. Non-MCP chat/web paths stay synchronous.
 
 ### `MCP_INSTRUCTIONS`
 

package/dist/capabilities/opportunities.facade.d.ts

@@ -39,9 +39,13 @@ export { canUserSeeOpportunity, isActionableForViewer, validateOpportunityActors
 export { getPrimaryActionLabel } from "../opportunity/domain/opportunity.labels.js";
 export { computeFeedHealth } from "../opportunity/feed/feed.health.js";
 export type { FeedHealthInput } from "../opportunity/feed/feed.health.js";
+export { isIntroducerDiscoveryEnabled } from "../opportunity/application/opportunity.introducer-feature.js";
 export { selectContactsForDiscovery, shouldRunIntroducerDiscovery, runIntroducerDiscovery, MAX_CONTACTS_PER_CYCLE, MAX_CANDIDATES_PER_CONTACT, INTRODUCER_DISCOVERY_SOURCE } from "../opportunity/application/opportunity.introducer.js";
 export type { IntroducerDiscoveryDatabase, IntroducerDiscoveryQueue, ContactWithIntents } from "../opportunity/application/opportunity.introducer.js";
 export { persistOpportunities } from "../opportunity/application/opportunity.persist.js";
+export { opportunityOwnerActionForStatus } from "../opportunity/application/opportunity.owner-approval.js";
+export { bindOwnerApprovalProvenance } from "../opportunity/application/opportunity.owner-provenance.js";
+export type { OpportunityOwnerAction, OpportunityOwnerApprovalAttestation, OpportunityOwnerApprovalAuthority, OpportunityOwnerApprovalBinding, OpportunityOwnerApprovalChallenge, OpportunityOwnerApprovalDenialReason, OpportunityOwnerApprovalVerdict, OpportunityOwnerInteractionProvenance, OpportunityOwnerInteractionSurface, } from "../opportunity/application/opportunity.owner-approval.js";
 export { presentOpportunity, stripUuids, truncateAtBoundary } from "../opportunity/domain/opportunity.presentation.js";
 export type { UserInfo } from "../opportunity/domain/opportunity.presentation.js";
 export { stripUnsupportedOpportunityClaims as stripUnsupportedOpportunityClaimsText } from "../opportunity/domain/opportunity.claim-safety.js";

package/dist/capabilities/opportunities.facade.js

@@ -39,9 +39,13 @@ export { canUserSeeOpportunity, isActionableForViewer, validateOpportunityActors
 export { getPrimaryActionLabel } from "../opportunity/domain/opportunity.labels.js";
 export { computeFeedHealth } from "../opportunity/feed/feed.health.js";
 // ── Introducer / ambient discovery ───────────────────────────────────────────
+export { isIntroducerDiscoveryEnabled } from "../opportunity/application/opportunity.introducer-feature.js";
 export { selectContactsForDiscovery, shouldRunIntroducerDiscovery, runIntroducerDiscovery, MAX_CONTACTS_PER_CYCLE, MAX_CANDIDATES_PER_CONTACT, INTRODUCER_DISCOVERY_SOURCE } from "../opportunity/application/opportunity.introducer.js";
 // ── Persistence ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
 export { persistOpportunities } from "../opportunity/application/opportunity.persist.js";
+// ── Owner-approval boundary (IND-593) ─────────────────────────────────
+export { opportunityOwnerActionForStatus } from "../opportunity/application/opportunity.owner-approval.js";
+export { bindOwnerApprovalProvenance } from "../opportunity/application/opportunity.owner-provenance.js";
 // ── Presentation utilities ────────────────────────────────────────────────────
 export { presentOpportunity, stripUuids, truncateAtBoundary } from "../opportunity/domain/opportunity.presentation.js";
 export { stripUnsupportedOpportunityClaims as stripUnsupportedOpportunityClaimsText } from "../opportunity/domain/opportunity.claim-safety.js";

package/dist/chat/chat-streaming.types.d.ts

@@ -324,14 +324,14 @@ export interface DebugMetaLlm {
     }>;
 }
 /**
- * Negotiation sessions initiated by the orchestrator during this turn.
+ * Negotiation sessions recorded during this turn.
  */
 export interface DebugMetaOrchestratorNegotiations {
     /** Opportunity IDs for which a negotiation_session_start was emitted. */
     opportunityIds: string[];
 }
 /**
- * Decision-question generation debug data (orchestrator path only).
+ * Decision-question generation debug data.
  */
 export interface DebugMetaDiscoveryQuestions {
     inputMode: "transcripts" | "insights";
@@ -349,7 +349,7 @@ export interface DebugMetaEvent extends ChatStreamEventBase {
     tools: DebugMetaToolCall[];
     llm: DebugMetaLlm;
     orchestratorNegotiations?: DebugMetaOrchestratorNegotiations;
-    /** Decision-question generation debug data (orchestrator path only). */
+    /** Decision-question generation debug data. */
     discoveryQuestions?: DebugMetaDiscoveryQuestions;
 }
 /** Graph start event — emitted when a LangGraph sub-graph begins inside a tool. */
@@ -392,7 +392,7 @@ export interface AgentEndEvent extends ChatStreamEventBase {
     /** Structured outcome summary, e.g. "5 of 12 passed" or "3 intents extracted". */
     summary: string;
 }
-/** Orchestrator per-candidate negotiation wrapper — emitted from `negotiateCandidates`. */
+/** Per-candidate negotiation wrapper emitted from `negotiateCandidates`. */
 export interface NegotiationSessionStartEvent extends ChatStreamEventBase {
     type: "negotiation_session_start";
     opportunityId: string;
@@ -402,7 +402,6 @@ export interface NegotiationSessionStartEvent extends ChatStreamEventBase {
     /** The user holding the initiating seat for this match (v2 stamp). */
     initiatorUserId?: string;
     candidateName?: string;
-    trigger: "orchestrator" | "ambient";
     startedAt: number;
 }
 export interface NegotiationSessionEndEvent extends ChatStreamEventBase {

package/dist/chat/chat.agent.d.ts

@@ -3,7 +3,6 @@ import type { ToolContext } from "../shared/agent/tool.factory.js";
 import { type ChatPersonaConfig } from "./chat.persona.js";
 import type { DebugMetaToolCall, DebugMetaLlm, DebugMetaOrchestratorNegotiations, DebugMetaDiscoveryQuestions } from "./chat-streaming.types.js";
 import type { Question, QuestionStrategy } from "../shared/schemas/question.schema.js";
-import type { Opportunity } from "../shared/interfaces/database.interface.js";
 export { ITERATION_NUDGE } from "./chat.prompt.js";
 /**
  * Writer callback for streaming custom data out of the graph node.
@@ -22,8 +21,6 @@ export type StreamWriter = (data: unknown) => void;
  * - `graph_end`       — a LangGraph sub-graph completes
  * - `agent_start`     — an LLM agent begins inside a graph node
  * - `agent_end`       — an LLM agent completes
- * - `opportunity_draft_ready` — an orchestrator-triggered negotiation finalized
- *                       to `draft` and the card is ready to render inline
  */
 export type AgentStreamEvent = {
     type: "iteration_start";
@@ -83,16 +80,6 @@ export type AgentStreamEvent = {
     name: string;
     durationMs: number;
     summary: string;
-} | {
-    type: "opportunity_draft_ready";
-    opportunityId: string;
-    opportunity: Opportunity;
-    /** Viewer-centric summary derived from interpretation.reasoning via viewerCentricCardSummary. */
-    personalizedSummary?: string;
-    counterparty: {
-        userId: string;
-        name?: string;
-    };
 } | {
     type: "negotiation_session_start";
     opportunityId: string;
@@ -100,7 +87,6 @@ export type AgentStreamEvent = {
     sourceUserId: string;
     candidateUserId: string;
     candidateName?: string;
-    trigger: "orchestrator" | "ambient";
     startedAt: number;
 } | {
     type: "negotiation_session_end";
@@ -255,11 +241,6 @@ export declare class ChatAgent {
      * Execute tool calls, potentially in parallel.
      */
     private executeToolCalls;
-    /**
-     * When discover_opportunities returned createIntentSuggested, call create_intent then discover_opportunities.
-     * Returns the new discover_opportunities result string or null if no callback / create_intent failed.
-     */
-    private handleCreateIntentCallback;
     /**
      * Check whether any tool call produced valid opportunity blocks.
      * Both `discover_opportunities` and `list_opportunities` can return

package/dist/chat/chat.agent.js

@@ -330,13 +330,6 @@ export class ChatAgent {
                 logger.verbose("Executing tool", { name: tc.name, args: tc.args });
                 let result = await tool.invoke(tc.args);
                 let resultStr = typeof result === "string" ? result : JSON.stringify(result);
-                if (tc.name === "discover_opportunities" && this.persona.loopBehaviors.createIntentCallback) {
-                    const newResult = await this.handleCreateIntentCallback(resultStr, tc.args);
-                    if (newResult !== null) {
-                        resultStr = newResult;
-                        result = newResult;
-                    }
-                }
                 logger.debug("Tool response", { name: tc.name, result: resultStr });
                 logger.verbose("Tool completed", {
                     name: tc.name,
@@ -365,59 +358,13 @@ export class ChatAgent {
         }));
         return results;
     }
-    /**
-     * When discover_opportunities returned createIntentSuggested, call create_intent then discover_opportunities.
-     * Returns the new discover_opportunities result string or null if no callback / create_intent failed.
-     */
-    async handleCreateIntentCallback(resultStr, originalArgs) {
-        let parsed;
-        try {
-            parsed = JSON.parse(resultStr);
-        }
-        catch {
-            return null;
-        }
-        if (!parsed?.data?.createIntentSuggested ||
-            typeof parsed.data.suggestedIntentDescription !== "string") {
-            return null;
-        }
-        // Never auto-create intents during introducer flows — signals are personal
-        if (originalArgs.introTargetUserId) {
-            return null;
-        }
-        const createIntentTool = this.toolsByName.get("create_intent");
-        const discoverOpportunitiesTool = this.toolsByName.get("discover_opportunities");
-        if (!createIntentTool || !discoverOpportunitiesTool)
-            return null;
-        logger.verbose("Create-intent signal: auto-calling create_intent then discover_opportunities");
-        const createIntentResult = await createIntentTool.invoke({
-            description: parsed.data.suggestedIntentDescription,
-            networkId: originalArgs.networkId,
-        });
-        const createIntentStr = typeof createIntentResult === "string" ? createIntentResult : JSON.stringify(createIntentResult);
-        let createIntentParsed;
-        try {
-            createIntentParsed = JSON.parse(createIntentStr);
-        }
-        catch {
-            createIntentParsed = {};
-        }
-        if (createIntentParsed.success === false) {
-            logger.warn("Create-intent failed; not re-running discover_opportunities", {
-                error: createIntentParsed.error,
-            });
-            return null;
-        }
-        const newResult = await discoverOpportunitiesTool.invoke(originalArgs);
-        return typeof newResult === "string" ? newResult : JSON.stringify(newResult);
-    }
     /**
      * Check whether any tool call produced valid opportunity blocks.
      * Both `discover_opportunities` and `list_opportunities` can return
      * ```opportunity code blocks — either one counts as a valid source.
      */
     static hasOpportunitySource(toolsUsed) {
-        return toolsUsed.some((t) => (t.name === "discover_opportunities" || t.name === "list_opportunities") &&
+        return toolsUsed.some((t) => t.name === "list_opportunities" &&
             t.success &&
             !t.resultSummary?.startsWith("Found 0") &&
             !t.resultSummary?.startsWith("No matches") &&
@@ -441,15 +388,6 @@ export class ChatAgent {
                 return { type: "intent_proposal", tool: "create_intent", description: match[1] };
             }
         }
-        // Check for hallucinated opportunity blocks
-        if (text.includes("```opportunity") && !ChatAgent.hasOpportunitySource(toolsUsed)) {
-            // Use the user's original message as the search query — NOT fields from the
-            // hallucinated JSON. The model fabricates person names and reasoning that have
-            // nothing to do with the user's actual request, leading to wrong results and
-            // the model re-calling the tool with the correct query (doubling negotiation cost).
-            const description = userMessage?.trim() || "find connections";
-            return { type: "opportunity", tool: "discover_opportunities", description };
-        }
         return null;
     }
     /**
@@ -501,13 +439,6 @@ export class ChatAgent {
      */
     async normalizeToolResult(toolName, resultStr, toolArgs) {
         let normalized = resultStr;
-        // Run create_intent callback for discover_opportunities results (orchestrator behavior)
-        if (toolName === "discover_opportunities" && this.persona.loopBehaviors.createIntentCallback) {
-            const callbackResult = await this.handleCreateIntentCallback(normalized, toolArgs);
-            if (callbackResult !== null) {
-                normalized = callbackResult;
-            }
-        }
         let summary = "Done";
         let debugSteps;
         let graphTimings;

package/dist/chat/chat.persona.d.ts

@@ -5,12 +5,6 @@ import type { IterationContext } from "./chat.prompt.modules.js";
  * (not in the prompt or toolset). Each persona opts in explicitly.
  */
 export interface ChatPersonaLoopBehaviors {
-    /**
-     * When `discover_opportunities` returns `createIntentSuggested`, auto-invoke
-     * `create_intent` and then re-run `discover_opportunities` with the original
-     * arguments.
-     */
-    createIntentCallback: boolean;
     /**
      * Detect hallucinated ```opportunity / ```intent_proposal code blocks in model
      * text, auto-invoke the corresponding tool, and strip unbacked blocks from the

package/dist/chat/chat.persona.js

@@ -19,7 +19,6 @@ export const ORCHESTRATOR_PERSONA = {
     buildSystemContent: (ctx, iterCtx) => buildSystemContent(ctx, iterCtx),
     createTools: (deps, preResolvedContext) => createChatTools(deps, preResolvedContext),
     loopBehaviors: {
-        createIntentCallback: true,
         hallucinationRecovery: true,
     },
 };