@jaybeeuu/agent-cortex 1.40.0 → 1.41.1

package/token-map.json

@@ -56,15 +56,15 @@
     "sources": {
       "copilot": "agents/<name>/ composable dirs (canonical) — composed to agents/*.agent.md by scripts/build-copilot-agents.mjs",
       "pi": "agents/<name>/ composable dirs (canonical) — composed at runtime by the agent-modes extension",
-      "claude": "agents/<name>/ composable dirs (canonical) — composed by bin/installers/claude.mjs (install-time generator, the only generator — the repo commits no claude/ output), plus agents-native/*.md for deferred agents"
+      "claude": "agents/<name>/ composable dirs (canonical) — composed by bin/installers/claude.mjs (install-time generator, the only generator — the generated claude/ plugin subtree is not committed), plus agents-native/*.md for deferred agents"
     }
   },
   "notes": {
     "tools": {
       "rg": "Copilot alias for grep. Claude and pi collapse it onto their single search tool (Grep / grep) — same collapse rule as the build script.",
       "glob": "Claude has a dedicated Glob tool. pi's built-in pattern-search tool is find (hypa_find when the pi-hypa extension is installed).",
-      "ask_user": "Copilot (ask_user) and Claude (AskUserQuestion) prompt the user mid-run. pi's equivalent is ask_questions, provided by the pi-questions package (pi install npm:pi-questions; declared in pi/settings.json) — the genuine interactive-questioning tool, restoring grilling in plan/ralph-plan/strategy modes. Like fetch_content (pi-web-access), it is only present when its package is installed, so the mapping depends on that package (see the extension-manifests idea). pi still intentionally ships no permission popups; ask_questions is the interactive mid-run question tool, not a popup.",
-      "web_fetch": "pi's fetch_content comes from the pi-web-access package (declared in pi/settings.json).",
+      "ask_user": "Copilot (ask_user) and Claude (AskUserQuestion) prompt the user mid-run. pi's equivalent is ask_questions, provided by the pi-questions package (declared in the package manifest — package.json pi.packages — and provisioned by agent-cortex install pi; also declared in pi/settings.json for the symlinked checkout) — the genuine interactive-questioning tool, restoring grilling in plan/ralph-plan/strategy modes. Like fetch_content (pi-web-access), it is only present when its package is installed, so the mapping depends on that package (see the extension-manifests idea). pi still intentionally ships no permission popups; ask_questions is the interactive mid-run question tool, not a popup.",
+      "web_fetch": "pi's fetch_content comes from the pi-web-access package (declared in the package manifest — package.json pi.packages — and provisioned by agent-cortex install pi).",
       "skill": "Copilot (skill) and Claude (Skill) expose skills as a tool. pi has no dedicated skill tool — skills are surfaced in the always-present 'Available skills' context block and loaded by reading the listed SKILL.md path ({{PATH:<skill>/SKILL.md}}). The pi mapping is read, the tool used to load a skill's file; a dedicated skill tool is a follow-on design candidate if prompting proves insufficient.",
       "read_agent": "Claude's Task returns results inline — there is no separate read step, so read_agent drops on claude (null). Copilot uses the task + read_agent poll loop; pi blocks on wait_for_agents and keeps read_agent as a fallback.",
       "wait_for_agents": "PI-only blocking wait over background subagent runs (the task tool): returns the results of completed agents and STILL RUNNING for the rest. Copilot has no equivalent tool (its task + read_agent poll loop stays) and Claude's Task delivers results inline with no wait step — both null."