@intutic/clawde 3.0.1 → 3.0.2

package/README.md

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 - **Circuit Breaker:** `client.circuitBreaker(toolName, options)(fn)` runs `fn`, after a workspace budget check when `requireBudget` is set, failing closed unless `failOpen` is set.
 - **Context Resolution:** `resolveContext()` takes each field (git branch, Jira ticket, PagerDuty incident, CI pipeline, workspace, session) from `~/.intutic/config.json` when the file carries it, and from environment variables otherwise (`GIT_BRANCH`, `PD_INCIDENT_ID`, the CI run id, `INTUTIC_WORKSPACE_ID`, `INTUTIC_SESSION_ID`); the Jira ticket comes from the file only.
 - **Git context (`autoContext`, on by default):** with an Intutic virtual key, in a git repository, the first `chat()` registers a session with the control plane carrying the repository (the `origin` remote as `host/path`, credentials removed), the branch and the HEAD commit, so the calls count in cost per branch, commit and pull request. Pass `autoContext: false` to send none of it. See [Git context and cost attribution](https://docs.intutic.ai/reference/clawde-sdk#_1a-git-context-and-cost-attribution).
-- **Control-Plane Management (`ControlPlaneClient`):** The operator APIs the CLI exposes, callable programmatically against the control plane you name (`baseUrl` or `INTUTIC_CONTROL_PLANE_URL`; the constructor throws without one): org and workspace setup, gateways, settings and provider credentials, the MCP registry, notification rules, SIEM destinations, usage, the AI inventory, compliance evidence (with `verifyEvidenceArchive()` to check an archive offline), policy guardrails, held decisions and loop runs, incidents, findings, traces, trace integrity (with `verifyIntegrityRoot()` to check a sealed root's signature offline), WASM rules and SOPs. The Python SDK has the same methods in snake_case. See the [SDK reference](https://docs.intutic.ai/reference/clawde-sdk#control-plane-management-controlplaneclient).
+- **Control-Plane Management (`ControlPlaneClient`):** The operator APIs the CLI exposes, callable programmatically against the control plane you name (`baseUrl` or `INTUTIC_CONTROL_PLANE_URL`; the constructor throws without one): org and workspace setup, gateways, settings and provider credentials, the MCP registry, notification rules, SIEM destinations, usage, the AI inventory, compliance evidence (with `verifyEvidenceArchive()` to check an archive offline), policy guardrails, held decisions and loop runs, incidents, findings, traces, trace integrity (with `verifyIntegrityRoot()` to check a sealed root's signature offline), WASM rules, SOPs, API keys (`listApiKeys` and the rest), the SOP Optimizer's settings (`getOptimizerSettings`, `updateOptimizerSettings`) and task-management connections (`listTaskConnections`). The Python SDK has the same methods in snake_case. See the [SDK reference](https://docs.intutic.ai/reference/clawde-sdk#control-plane-management-controlplaneclient).
+- **Decide questions:** `decide(state, questions, opts)` asks a self-hosted model a few narrow yes/no or pick-one questions about a piece of text, written as a decide rule's `questions`, and returns each answer's probability and reading (with `opts.when`, the outcome the rule would reach). The engine comes from `~/.intutic/decide/engine.json` and the `INTUTIC_DECIDE_*` variables; a hosted decision API is refused before anything is sent. An engine that is not configured, refused or cannot answer in time throws `DecideEngineError`. See [Decide rules](https://docs.intutic.ai/guide/decide#in-your-own-agent-decide).
 
 Every export, with its signature and defaults: [API reference](https://docs.intutic.ai/reference/sdk/clawde/).
 

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@intutic/clawde",
-  "version": "3.0.1",
+  "version": "3.0.2",
   "publishConfig": {
     "access": "public"
   },
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@
   "devDependencies": {
     "typescript": "^5.5",
     "vitest": "^4",
-    "@intutic/shared-types": "3.0.1"
+    "@intutic/shared-types": "3.0.2"
   },
   "engines": {
     "node": ">=18"