@kognai/orchestrator-core 0.2.0 → 0.2.2

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package/dist/lib/acp.js CHANGED
@@ -66,11 +66,25 @@ const REGISTRY = [
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  max_model_tier: 'power',
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  },
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  {
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+ // TICKET-346 Finding 8: the supervisor reviews code on the cloud tier (T2.5/
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+ // haiku) but lacked llm_call_cloud, so every review tripped the ClawRouter
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+ // spend-gate shadow-downgrade ("agent supervisor lacks llm_call_cloud — T2.5
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+ // WOULD be downgraded"), slowing/degrading review quality. Supervisors are
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+ // sovereign — their review tier must not be role-gated. Grant cloud routing.
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  agent_id: 'supervisor', display_name: 'Supervisor', tier: 'T3',
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- capabilities: ['read_files', 'search_code', 'git_read', 'llm_call_local', 'db_query'],
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+ capabilities: ['read_files', 'search_code', 'git_read', 'llm_call_local', 'llm_call_cloud', 'db_query'],
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  denied: ['write_files', 'shell_exec', 'deploy', 'git_push'],
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  scope: 'Sprint review, quality validation. Read-only analysis.',
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- max_model_tier: 'power',
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+ max_model_tier: 'cloud',
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+ },
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+ {
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+ // Second independent reviewer (haiku). Registered so it is GOVERNED by the
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+ // spend-gate rather than silently passing through as an unknown agent_id.
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+ agent_id: 'supervisor-2', display_name: 'Supervisor (2nd opinion)', tier: 'T3',
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+ capabilities: ['read_files', 'search_code', 'git_read', 'llm_call_local', 'llm_call_cloud', 'db_query'],
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+ denied: ['write_files', 'shell_exec', 'deploy', 'git_push'],
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+ scope: 'Independent second-opinion review (haiku). Read-only analysis.',
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+ max_model_tier: 'cloud',
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  },
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  {
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  agent_id: 'devops', display_name: 'DevOps', tier: 'T4',
@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ async function callAnthropic(opts) {
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  throw new Error('ANTHROPIC_API_KEY not set');
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  const body = JSON.stringify({
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  model: opts.model,
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- max_tokens: opts.max_tokens ?? 800,
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+ max_tokens: opts.max_tokens ?? 4096,
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  temperature: opts.temperature ?? 0.4,
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  system: opts.system,
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  messages: [{ role: 'user', content: opts.user }],
@@ -149,6 +149,33 @@ async function requestCTOApproval(proposal, projectRoot, product = 'kognai') {
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  timestamp,
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  };
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  }
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+ // TICKET-346: CEO-approved autonomous proposals are sanctioned work — the CEO
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+ // approval IS the plan authorization (exactly as 'queue-prescribed' means "the
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+ // queue IS the plan"). The dispatcher (dispatch-approved-proposals.ts) only
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+ // authors these from reports/cto/approved-proposals.json AFTER CEO approval,
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+ // so the plan-alignment LLM must not reject them for NOT_IN_PLAN. Without this
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+ // the autonomous loop fought its own governance: dispatcher authored → CTO gate
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+ // rejected → $0 output (the 2026-06-12 diagnostic). Capability + Police checks
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+ // belong here but the established sanctioned-source pattern (human, queue-
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+ // prescribed) bypasses them too; the CEO approval is the upstream safety gate.
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+ if (proposal.source === 'cto-autonomous') {
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+ logCTODecision({
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+ approved: true,
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+ sprint_id: proposal.sprint_id,
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+ reason: 'CEO-approved autonomous proposal — approval is the plan authorization (TICKET-346).',
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+ plan_reference: 'CEO_APPROVED_AUTONOMOUS',
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+ cto_confidence: 100,
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+ timestamp,
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+ }, projectRoot, product);
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+ return {
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+ approved: true,
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+ sprint_id: proposal.sprint_id,
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+ reason: 'CEO-approved autonomous proposal — approval is the plan authorization (TICKET-346).',
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+ plan_reference: 'CEO_APPROVED_AUTONOMOUS',
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+ cto_confidence: 100,
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+ timestamp,
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+ };
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+ }
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  // Sprint 650: ACP pre-check — reject if agents lack required capabilities
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  if (proposal.agent_capabilities && proposal.agent_capabilities.length > 0) {
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  const violations = [];
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ export interface SprintProposal {
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  description: string;
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  tasks: string[];
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  estimated_complexity: string;
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- source: 'autonomous_loop' | 'human' | 'cto_backlog' | 'queue-prescribed' | 'auto-queue-empty' | 'queue-empty-autonomous';
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+ source: 'autonomous_loop' | 'human' | 'cto_backlog' | 'queue-prescribed' | 'auto-queue-empty' | 'queue-empty-autonomous' | 'cto-autonomous';
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  /** Sprint TICKET-005-RULE2: research | implementation phase gate */
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  phase?: 'research' | 'implementation';
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  /** ID of the research sprint that must be done before this implementation sprint can run */
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
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- import { type CitizenOwner } from './citizenship';
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+ import { type CitizenOwner, type CitizenRecord } from './citizenship';
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  import type { AgentTask, ReviewResult, CTOProposal, CTOReport } from './orchestrate-engine';
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  export declare class SupervisorAgent {
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  private systemPrompt;
@@ -69,6 +69,13 @@ export interface SpawnGateResult {
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  * Voxight swarm's a Voxight citizen, etc. The running company is carried by
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  * the template-injected gate's requester_did, not hardcoded in the engine. */
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  owner?: CitizenOwner;
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+ /** TICKET-334b: the citizen the gate already minted through the template's
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+ * canonical issuer (Kognai → SAF.spawnCitizen — governance + owner-lineage +
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+ * ACP-at-birth). When present the engine adopts it verbatim and SKIPS its own
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+ * bare mintCitizen, so the engine path no longer loses the ACP seeding. When
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+ * absent (gate-less templates, or a gate that only governs) the engine falls
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+ * back to minting itself with the resolved owner. */
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+ citizen?: CitizenRecord;
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  }
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  export type SpawnGate = (spec: AgentSpawnSpec) => SpawnGateResult;
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  export declare class AgentCreator {
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  // anything on disk. Approval/rejection only; the citizenship logic below is
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  // unchanged (its extraction is tracked separately as TICKET-226).
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  let spawnOwner;
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+ let gateCitizen;
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  if (this.spawnGate) {
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  const decision = this.spawnGate(spec);
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  if (!decision.approved) {
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  // The gate (SAF) resolves the lineage from its requester_did — this is the
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  // running company's context, plumbed in rather than hardcoded here.
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  spawnOwner = decision.owner;
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+ // TICKET-334b: when the gate minted through the canonical issuer
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+ // (SAF.spawnCitizen — owner-lineage + ACP-at-birth), adopt that citizen
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+ // and skip the bare mint below (which would skip ACP seeding).
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+ gateCitizen = decision.citizen;
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  }
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  const agentDir = `./agents/${spec.name}`;
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  (0, fs_1.mkdirSync)(agentDir, { recursive: true });
@@ -760,9 +765,11 @@ class AgentCreator {
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  // citizen — not a bare agent. Mint citizenship (citizen_id + roll
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  // number + Kōpus avatar + ACP baseline) BEFORE writing the agent
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  // files so the citizen record can be referenced in the prompt.
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- // Owner-scoped when the gate supplied a lineage (e.g. invoica/voxight);
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- // legacy kognai-internal path otherwise (back-compat for gate-less templates).
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- const citizen = (0, citizenship_1.mintCitizen)(spec.name, {
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+ // Prefer the citizen the gate already minted through the canonical issuer
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+ // (carries ACP-at-birth); else mint here owner-scoped when the gate supplied
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+ // a lineage (e.g. invoica/voxight), or via the legacy kognai-internal path
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+ // for gate-less templates.
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+ const citizen = gateCitizen ?? (0, citizenship_1.mintCitizen)(spec.name, {
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  founding_agent: 'ceo',
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  proposing_agent: 'cto',
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  citizen_type: 'spawned',
@@ -743,7 +743,8 @@ ${originalContent}
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  task_type: 'json_repair', tier_class: 'text', complexity: 'nano',
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  context_tokens: Math.ceil(repairPrompt.length / 4), constitutional_flag: false,
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  agent_id: 'json-repair',
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- payload: { prompt: repairPrompt, max_tokens: 2048 },
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+ // TICKET-346 Finding 6: repair returns the WHOLE file; cap must hold it.
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+ payload: { prompt: repairPrompt, max_tokens: parseInt(process.env.KOGNAI_DEBUG_REPAIR_MAX_TOKENS ?? process.env.KOGNAI_MAX_OUTPUT_TOKENS ?? '8192', 10) },
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  });
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  const fixed = result.content.trim();
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  try {
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  }
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  return { pass: true, errorCount: 0, firstError: `${projects.size} project(s) typechecked clean` };
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  }
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+ // TICKET-346 Finding 6 (TICKET-336): the repair OUTPUT cap must be decoupled
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+ // from issue severity. tieredDebug returns the WHOLE fixed file, so a "minor"
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+ // fix to a 400-line file still needs room to emit all 400 lines. The old caps
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+ // (4096/2048/1024) truncated full-file repairs → [TRUNCATION] rejection → repair
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+ // exhausted (this killed scorer.ts in sprint-1665). Severity still selects the
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+ // MODEL tier (exec vs power); only the output ceiling is now uniform & generous.
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+ const DEBUG_REPAIR_MAX_TOKENS = parseInt(process.env.KOGNAI_DEBUG_REPAIR_MAX_TOKENS ?? process.env.KOGNAI_MAX_OUTPUT_TOKENS ?? '8192', 10);
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  // B.11: Tiered debugger — routes debug effort by issue severity via ClawRouter v2.0
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  async function tieredDebug(task, review, _systemPrompt) {
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  const issueText = (review.issues || []).map(i => `[${i.severity}] ${i.file}: ${i.description}`).join('\n');
@@ -683,7 +690,7 @@ async function tieredDebug(task, review, _systemPrompt) {
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  task_type: 'debug_architectural', tier_class: 'text', complexity: 'exec',
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  context_tokens: Math.ceil((issueText.length + 800) / 4), constitutional_flag: false,
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  agent_id: 'tiered-debugger',
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- payload: { prompt: `Fix this code. Issues:\n${issueText}\n\nTask: ${task.context.substring(0, 800)}`, max_tokens: 4096 },
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+ payload: { prompt: `Fix this code. Issues:\n${issueText}\n\nTask: ${task.context.substring(0, 800)}`, max_tokens: DEBUG_REPAIR_MAX_TOKENS },
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  });
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  return result.content || null;
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  }
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  task_type: 'debug_systemic', tier_class: 'text', complexity: 'power',
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  context_tokens: Math.ceil((issueText.length + 600) / 4), constitutional_flag: false,
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  agent_id: 'tiered-debugger',
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- payload: { prompt: `Fix these code issues:\n${issueText}\n\nTask: ${task.context.substring(0, 600)}`, max_tokens: 2048 },
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+ payload: { prompt: `Fix these code issues:\n${issueText}\n\nTask: ${task.context.substring(0, 600)}`, max_tokens: DEBUG_REPAIR_MAX_TOKENS },
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  });
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  return result.content;
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  }
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  task_type: 'debug_minor', tier_class: 'text', complexity: 'power',
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  context_tokens: Math.ceil((issueText.length + 500) / 4), constitutional_flag: false,
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  agent_id: 'tiered-debugger',
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- payload: { prompt: `Fix these minor code issues:\n${issueText}\n\nTask: ${task.context.substring(0, 500)}`, max_tokens: 1024 },
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+ payload: { prompt: `Fix these minor code issues:\n${issueText}\n\nTask: ${task.context.substring(0, 500)}`, max_tokens: DEBUG_REPAIR_MAX_TOKENS },
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  });
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  return result.content;
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  }
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  *
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  * Returns the governance decision plus the minted citizen (when approved). The
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  * caller still writes citizen.yaml via renderCitizenYaml(citizen). The initial
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- * ACP (`decision.initial_acp_score`) should be persisted to the score registry
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- * by the caller/wiring step (see TICKET-335).
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+ * ACP is seeded here at birth (writeInitialAcp) so the citizen has a routing
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+ * profile from the moment it exists — this is the property the engine seam lost
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+ * when it minted via bare mintCitizen (TICKET-334b).
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+ *
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+ * `founding_agent` / `proposing_agent` let a caller preserve its own attribution
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+ * (e.g. the engine's CEO-founds / CTO-proposes lineage). When omitted, the
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+ * proposing agent defaults to the requester DID.
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  */
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  export declare function spawnCitizen(req: SpawnRequest, opts?: {
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  agent_name?: string;
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+ proposing_agent?: string;
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  }): {
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+ * when it minted via bare mintCitizen (TICKET-334b).
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  export interface SprintRunnerOpts {
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package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "@kognai/orchestrator-core",
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- "version": "0.2.0",
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  "description": "Kognai sovereign orchestrator — core engine (template-agnostic). Shared by all products (Kognai/coding, Voxight/market-intel, Invoica/fin-compliance); each supplies only its template. Replaces per-repo forks of orchestrate-agents-v2 / sprint-runner / lib.",
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  "license": "MIT",
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  "author": "SkinGem",