@lifeaitools/rdc-skills 0.28.0 → 0.29.0

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  {
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  "name": "rdc",
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- "version": "0.28.0",
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+ "version": "0.29.0",
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  "description": "RDC typed-agent dispatch skill suite for Claude Code — plan, build, review, overnight unattended builds with work-item tracking and TDD enforcement.",
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  "author": {
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  "name": "LIFEAI",
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  {
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  "name": "@lifeaitools/rdc-skills",
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- "version": "0.28.0",
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+ "version": "0.29.0",
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  "description": "RDC typed-agent dispatch skill suite for Claude Code - plan, build, review, overnight builds",
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  "keywords": [
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  "claude-code",
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  ## What you owe BACK — your responsibilities
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+ ### 0. Answer the `status` handshake honestly, by PROBING.
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+ Before the real conversation starts you will be asked for `COLLAB-STATUS/1`.
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+ Emit every field. **Capability fields must be probed, not assumed** — actually
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+ attempt the seam and report the literal result.
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+ ```
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+ COLLAB-STATUS/1
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+ agent: <you>
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+ engine_version: <version>
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+ skill_version: <rdc-skills version>
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+ --- managed identity (all 8; an absent field IS the diagnosis) ---
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+ lane: <lane | NONE>
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+ role: worker | supervisor | NONE
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+ repo_identity: <repo>
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+ owner_pid: <pid | NONE>
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+ owner_start_fingerprint: <present | ABSENT>
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+ session_id: <id | NONE>
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+ lease_epoch: <epoch | NONE>
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+ owner_token: present | ABSENT ← NEVER the value
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+ --- capability (PROBED — name the probe) ---
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+ can_write: yes | no | unknown probe: <what you actually ran>
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+ can_commit: yes | no | unknown probe: <…>
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+ can_push: yes | no | unknown probe: <…>
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+ --- position ---
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+ cwd: <path> branch: <branch> head: <sha> dirty: <n tracked files>
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+ ahead/behind: <n>/<n> vs <named upstream>
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+ --- services ---
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+ codeflow: <status> clauth: <status> work_items: reachable | no
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+ ```
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+ **Rules that make this worth asking for:**
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+ - **Never emit the `owner_token` value.** `present`/`ABSENT` only — this output
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+ lands in transcripts and logs.
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+ - **`unknown` is an honest answer. `yes` without a probe is not.** If you could
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+ not test the seam, say `unknown` and name why. A capability you assumed and
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+ cannot demonstrate is precisely the claim this protocol exists to eliminate.
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+ - **Report the lane you are ACTUALLY in**, not the one you were asked to be in.
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+ If they differ, your session identity is poisoned — say so in the same reply.
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+ That one line saves the initiator an entire wasted round.
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+ - A missing identity field is not an embarrassment to smooth over. It is the
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+ most useful thing you can tell the initiator.
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  ### 1. Answer in the required format. Nothing outside it.
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  If the dispatch gives you a contract, use it verbatim. Prose around the blocks
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  name: rdc:collab
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- description: "Usage `rdc:collab <collaborator> [inbound] <topic>` — Structured agent-to-agent CONVERSATION with Codex, a local LLM, a Claude agent, or a claude.ai session. Converges on a decision and never writes to the repo — work that needs writing becomes a work item for rdc:build. Every dispatch carries a response contract."
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+ description: "Usage `rdc:collab <collaborator> [inbound] <topic>` — Structured agent-to-agent CONVERSATION with Codex, a local LLM, a Claude agent, or a claude.ai session. Converges on a decision and never writes to the repo — work that needs writing becomes a work item for rdc:build. Run `rdc:collab status <peer>` first — both sides emit probed capability state. Every dispatch carries a response contract."
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  > **⚠️ OUTPUT CONTRACT (READ FIRST):** `guides/output-contract.md`
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  2. **Did it exit, and with what?** A non-zero exit or exit 143 (killed) is a
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  result, not silence. Read it.
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  3. **Was it guard-blocked?** Grep the output for a `deny`/`Blocked` line. The
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- `CODEX MANAGED LANE` block is the common one and is a *dispatch* defect
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- (wrong `-C`), not a peer failurefix and re-dispatch once.
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+ `CODEX MANAGED LANE` block is the common one and is a *dispatch* defect, not a
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+ peer failure. **It is not fixed by `-C`**the session's identity was recorded
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+ at creation and `resume` replays it, so a mis-started session is poisoned for
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+ life. Start a **new** session in the right lane. Had `status` run first
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+ (Step 0.5), this would have been visible before any content was sent.
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  4. **Is the session still addressable?** A stale `resume <session-id>`, a stopped
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  chitchat session, or a dead local-LLM endpoint all present as silence.
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  5. **Did it answer somewhere you are not reading?** A peer that cannot write its
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  ## Step 0 — Parse arguments
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  ```
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- rdc:collab <collaborator> [mode] <topic…>
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- rdc:collab --session <id> legacy form, implies `claude-ai listen`
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+ rdc:collab status <collaborator> handshake; run BEFORE round 1
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+ rdc:collab <collaborator> [inbound] <topic…>
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+ rdc:collab --session <id> ← legacy form, implies `claude-ai inbound`
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  ```
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  - No collaborator → list active chitchat sessions and available engines, then stop.
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+ ## Step 0.5 — `status` handshake (run BEFORE round 1)
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+ `rdc:collab status <collaborator>` — both sides emit their state. **This is a
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+ precondition, not a debugging command.** Reaching for it after a failure is
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+ already too late; the point is to never dispatch into a session that cannot
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+ deliver.
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+ **The probe rule — the whole value of this step.** Every capability field is
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+ **PROBED, never asserted.** A peer that *reports* `can_write: yes` from an
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+ assumption has produced another unverified capability claim, which is the defect
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+ class this entire protocol exists to remove. `-C` "should" have set lane identity
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+ too. Probe the seam, report the literal result, and if you cannot probe, say
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+ `unknown` — never `yes`.
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+ ### `COLLAB-STATUS/1` payload
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+ ```
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+ COLLAB-STATUS/1
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+ agent: codex | claude-code | claude-ai | local-llm
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+ engine_version: <version>
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+ skill_version: <rdc-skills version>
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+ --- managed identity (the 8 fields; absent ones are the diagnosis) ---
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+ lane: <lane | NONE>
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+ role: worker | supervisor | NONE
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+ repo_identity: <repo>
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+ owner_pid: <pid | NONE>
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+ owner_start_fingerprint: <present | ABSENT>
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+ session_id: <id | NONE>
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+ lease_epoch: <epoch | NONE>
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+ owner_token: present | ABSENT ← NEVER the value
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+ --- capability (PROBED — state the probe used) ---
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+ can_write: yes | no | unknown probe: <what you actually ran>
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+ can_commit: yes | no | unknown probe: <…>
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+ can_push: yes | no | unknown probe: <…>
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+ --- position ---
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+ cwd: <path>
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+ branch: <branch>
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+ head: <sha>
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+ dirty: <n tracked files>
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+ ahead/behind: <n>/<n> vs <named upstream>
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+ --- services ---
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+ codeflow: <status> clauth: <status> work_items: reachable | no
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+ ```
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+ **`owner_token` reports `present`/`ABSENT` only. Never emit the value** — status
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+ ### How the initiator reads it
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+ | Signal | Meaning | Action |
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+ | `lane: NONE` or missing identity fields | No managed identity was ever minted | Conversation only. Do not name this peer as writer. |
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+ | `can_write: no` | Structurally read-only right now | Fine for collab. Name someone else to land the outcome. |
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+ | `can_write: unknown` | It could not probe | Treat as `no` until proven. Never as `yes`. |
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+ | `lane` ≠ the lane you dispatched to | **Poisoned session** — identity is recorded at creation and `resume` replays it | Start a NEW session. `-C` will not repair it. |
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+ | `dirty` > 0 on a peer you are about to name as writer | Pre-existing uncommitted work | Surface it before it gets swept into your commit |
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+ **Mismatch between what you dispatched and what `status` reports is the single
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+ highest-value signal in this protocol.** It is exactly the failure that cost a
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+ full negotiation on 2026-08-14, and it is visible in one line here.
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  ## Step 1 — Collaborator matrix
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  Resolve the transport BEFORE composing the message. Getting this wrong is the