@misterhuydo/sentinel 1.6.9 → 1.6.11

package/.cairn/memory/auto-memory/project_ageri_architecture_v2.md

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+---
+name: Ageri architecture v2 decisions
+description: Finalized architectural decisions — multi-profile, skill types, agent society, Orchestrator as God
+type: project
+---
+
+## Terminology: "App" → "Skill" ✓ DONE
+
+Renamed throughout codebase. SkillBase, SkillResult, SkillRegistry, ageri/skills/, SKILLS= config key. Backwards-compatible aliases kept until v1.0.
+
+## One Orchestrator, Multiple Agent Profiles ✓ FINALIZED
+
+- One Orchestrator process, one DB, one deployment
+- Multiple named Agent Profiles within it (e.g. Sammy, John, Peter, Selina)
+- Each profile has: name, channel bindings, memory scope (`profile:{id}:*`), personality, skill set
+- Reset = wipe `profile:{id}:*` memory only, config untouched
+- **Users can create as many profiles as they want** — profile count is a monetization lever (free tier limit, paid tier unlimited). Do not hardcode a profile cap in architecture.
+
+## Skill Assignment & Orchestrator Routing ✓ FINALIZED
+
+- A profile can hold multiple skills simultaneously (e.g. research + knowledge + zalo_adapter)
+- User intent determines required skills: "open Zalo, reply to customer questions" → needs research + knowledge + zalo_adapter on the same profile
+- If the active/addressed profile lacks a required skill, **Orchestrator suggests a profile that has the needed skill set** — does not silently fail or auto-delegate
+- Skill matching is capability-based, not name-based — Orchestrator inspects skill registry per profile
+
+## Memory Architecture ✓ FINALIZED
+
+Three scopes:
+1. **Global layer** (`global:*`) — shared across all profiles. User's name, location, timezone, language, who each profile is. Read by all profiles, written only by Orchestrator or explicit user action. "God's memory."
+2. **Profile scope** (`profile:{id}:*`) — private to each profile. What Sammy knows stays with Sammy.
+3. **Cross-profile transfer** — Orchestrator only, explicit user request. Logged and visible.
+
+## The Orchestrator as "God" ✓ FINALIZED
+
+- Omniscient: knows all profiles, all skills, all global facts
+- Omnipresent: receives every message from every channel
+- Controls: can read any profile's memory, broker conversations, delegate tasks
+- Transparent: logs every cross-profile interaction — user always has visibility
+- Suggests but doesn't act unilaterally on cross-profile decisions
+
+## Agent-to-Agent Communication ✓ FINALIZED
+
+- Agents cannot talk directly to each other
+- All communication routes through the Orchestrator
+- Orchestrator can facilitate: moves context between profiles, both agents contribute, user sees the thread
+- No private agent-to-agent conversations — Orchestrator is always present
+- Agents know each other exist IF the user has introduced them (stored in global layer)
+
+## Skills per Profile ✓ FINALIZED
+
+- Each profile has its own skill set (John the tutor has `english` skill, others don't)
+- Orchestrator knows who has what
+- Cross-profile skill borrowing with user approval: "Peter has that skill — want me to ask him?"
+
+## Skill Types ✓ FINALIZED
+
+Three categories:
+1. **Cognitive skills** — pure LLM reasoning (personal, research, memory). No external connections.
+2. **Adapter skills** — bridge to external systems. The skill owns the connection protocol.
+   - Examples: `openclaw`, `github`, `email`, `calendar`, `sentinel`
+   - User builds adapter skills to connect their own applications
+   - Platform doesn't need to know what the external system is — skill author does
+3. **Hybrid** — reasons + connects (e.g. research skill that searches the web)
+
+**Key insight:** A Skill is an adapter by nature. Ageri becomes an orchestration layer over ANY tool the user has — not by building every integration, but by letting community build adapter skills. Same model as VS Code extensions / browser extensions.
+
+## Language Handling ✓ FINALIZED
+
+- Mirror user's language dynamically by default
+- When user explicitly requests a language → save as `user:language` in profile memory → always use it
+- LLM can search internet for cultural context once location/culture known
+
+## Passive Learning ✓ FINALIZED
+
+- Learn silently but surface occasionally: "I noticed you prefer Vietnamese — I'll remember that"
+- Infer freely (location from "Tết", interests from topics, relationships from names)
+- All inferences written to DB. DB is source of truth — LLM enriches, doesn't replace.
+
+## Assistant Reset ✓ FINALIZED
+
+User can reset any profile — wipes its memory scope, preserves config and global layer.
+
+## Systemd ⚠ PENDING
+
+Ageri dies on server reboot. Need systemd unit for auto-restart. Not yet set up.
+
+## CLAUDE.md + docs updates ⚠ PENDING
+
+CLAUDE.md and ageri-engineering-brief.md need updates for Skill rename + all v2 architecture decisions. To be done in Ageri Claude session.

package/.cairn/memory/auto-memory/project_ageri_devtest.md

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+---
+name: ageri_devtest_principle
+description: User wants solid devtest infrastructure built into Ageri from day one — lesson learned from Sentinel
+type: project
+---
+
+Ageri must have a devtest infrastructure built from the start, before the platform is complex.
+
+**Why:** Sentinel was painful to test — every change required npm publish → server upgrade → real Slack message → watch logs. No module-level testing. This made iteration slow and bugs hard to catch early. Ageri will have many workspaces built on top of it, so the core platform must be solid.
+
+**How to apply:**
+- Each module (Orchestrator, memory tiers, tool registry, workspace adapters) should be independently testable with mocked boundaries
+- Integration tests for full flows (message in → action out) before shipping
+- Local dev mode that mocks external services (Slack, GitHub, etc.) so no live infra needed for testing
+- Don't ship Ageri core until the test harness exists — platform stability is a prerequisite for workspace extensibility

package/.cairn/memory/auto-memory/project_ageri_personality.md

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+---
+name: Ageri personality and user intelligence vision
+description: Vision for Ageri as a truly smart personal assistant — user profiling, cultural awareness, language adaptation, role-playing
+type: project
+---
+
+Ageri should evolve from a task executor into a genuinely intelligent companion that knows the user deeply.
+
+**Core vision:** Ageri studies the user over time and builds a persistent mental model of them — their habits, interests, communication style, culture, language, and routines. Every interaction is an opportunity to learn.
+
+## What Ageri should learn and remember
+
+**Language & communication style**
+- Detect the user's preferred language from their messages — respond in the same language automatically
+- Learn their tone (formal vs casual, humor level, how they phrase things)
+- Adapt vocabulary and register to match the user
+
+**Identity & address**
+- Learn the user's name and how they prefer to be addressed
+- Know their timezone, location (inferred from context or explicitly set)
+- Understand their role/occupation to contextualize requests
+
+**Culture & location**
+- Detect or ask where the user lives
+- Learn about their country's culture, customs, public holidays, food, language nuances
+- Use culturally appropriate greetings, references, and examples
+
+**Habits & routines**
+- Notice patterns: when they wake up, when they work, what they ask about on certain days
+- Learn recurring tasks, preferences, and rituals
+- Proactively suggest reminders based on observed routine
+
+**Interests & hobbies**
+- Build a topic map of what the user cares about
+- Remember what they've asked about before and connect topics over time
+- Surface relevant info without being asked
+
+**Relationships**
+- Remember names and context of people the user mentions (family, colleagues, friends)
+- Keep track of commitments made to specific people
+
+## Roles Ageri can play
+
+Depending on the user and context, Ageri adapts its role:
+- **Companion** — casual chat, humor, emotional check-ins
+- **Personal assistant** — reminders, tasks, memory
+- **Research assistant** — deep dives, synthesis, tracking topics
+- **Coach** — habits, routines, accountability (if user opts in)
+
+## How to implement
+
+All learned facts stored in `long_term` memory under structured keys:
+- `user:name`, `user:location`, `user:timezone`, `user:language`
+- `user:interest:{topic}`, `user:habit:{description}`, `user:person:{name}`
+- `user:style:tone`, `user:style:address` (how user likes to be addressed)
+
+**Language detection:** Already works — Claude responds in the user's language when the system prompt doesn't force English. No extra code needed for basic support.
+
+**User profiling intent:** Add `LEARN` intent to personal app — when Ageri notices something worth remembering about the user from their message, it silently writes to memory. This should happen passively during every ANSWER interaction too.
+
+**Why:** A complete smart assistant must feel like it *knows* you — not just execute tasks. The memory system is already built for this. The missing piece is actively populating it from every interaction.

package/.cairn/memory/auto-memory/project_ageri_platform_vision.md

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+---
+name: Ageri platform vision and architecture decisions
+description: Full platform vision — own apps, skill marketplace, mobile runtime, presence, groups
+type: project
+---
+
+## Ageri is a Platform, Not a Slack Bot
+
+Ageri has its own native apps (mobile + desktop). Slack/WhatsApp/etc are adapter skills — outbound tools the user can activate, not the primary interface. No plans to integrate other messaging platforms.
+
+```
+Ageri App (mobile/desktop)     ← the interface Ageri owns
+    ↓
+Ageri Runtime                  ← the engine (installable anywhere)
+    ↓
+Skills                         ← capabilities
+    ├── personal, research     ← core cognitive skills
+    ├── slack, email, github   ← outbound adapter skills
+    └── camera, calendar       ← mobile-native skills
+```
+
+**Why:** Owning the interface = owning the user relationship. Not constrained by Slack API changes or pricing. Companion AI experience doesn't belong in a work tool.
+
+## Skill Mobility Attribute
+
+Each skill declares `mobility=true/false`:
+- `mobility=true` — works on mobile without a PC (personal, research, email, camera)
+- `mobility=false` — requires PC/desktop resources (code-runner, file-system, sentinel)
+
+A profile's available skills on mobile = all its skills where `mobility=true`. No separate mobile profile config needed.
+
+## Mobile Ageri Runtime
+
+- Same codebase, deployed on mobile device
+- Only loads `mobility=true` skills
+- Users without a PC can use Ageri mobile-only — download skills from marketplace
+- PC Ageri is the "home base" (source of truth for memory)
+- When PC is offline, mobile runs from last-synced state; reconciles delta when PC comes back
+
+## Sync and Privacy
+
+- **Cloud DB stores: presence only** — instance status, last_seen, type (desktop/mobile). Hashed user ID, no real identity.
+- **User data never touches the cloud** — memories, conversations, facts stay in local SQLite
+- **Sync is peer-to-peer** between instances, direct + encrypted, when both are online
+- **Single session lock** — only one mobile Ageri instance active at a time per user. Cloud DB acts as mutex. Prevents sync conflicts.
+
+## Agent Profile Groups
+
+Users can create a group where multiple profiles join:
+- Profiles addressed by name (@Mentor, @Selina)
+- All communication routes through Orchestrator — no direct agent-to-agent
+- Profiles contribute from their angle (Mentor asks the probing question, Colleague gives tactical take)
+- Presence-aware: offline profiles are greyed out in group
+
+## Skill Marketplace (Production — future)
+
+- Hosted page exposing skills to communities
+- Skill creators must register products via the system
+- Creators can sell skills (free or paid) — monetization planned post-production
+- Skills declare metadata: name, version, author, mobility, required permissions, price
+- `ageri add <skill-name>` installs from registry
+- Skills run locally — marketplace never sees user data
+- Verified skills badge (reviewed, trusted)
+
+## Business Model Notes
+
+- Not competing with Apple/Google on mass-market AI assistant
+- Winning paths: privacy-conscious power users → B2B enterprise (AI that never leaves your infra) → marketplace platform moat
+- Companion AI (private, local, customizable) addresses trust gap that Replika/Character.AI can't solve
+- Interface ownership is the most important long-term decision

package/.cairn/memory/auto-memory/project_publish_workflow.md

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+---
+name: Sentinel npm publish workflow
+description: Who publishes to npm, when, and how — Dev Claude vs human+Claude
+type: project
+---
+
+User and Claude Code are joint project owners for Sentinel.
+
+**Publish workflow:**
+- Dev Claude fixes bugs autonomously → commits to `/home/sentinel/sentinel/code/` → live immediately on server
+- Dev Claude never publishes to npm (race condition risk with multiple instances)
+- User + Claude Code review Dev Claude's commits periodically and publish manually
+- Auto-upgrade (every 6h) distributes published versions to all running instances
+
+**How to publish:**
+- User says "publish", "release", or similar
+- Claude Code checks recent Dev Claude commits (`git log --oneline` on server or local)
+- Claude Code bumps patch version in `cli/package.json`
+- Runs syntax checks + `npm publish --access public` from `J:\Projects\Sentinel\cli\`
+
+**Current version:** 1.4.90 (published 2026-03-27)
+
+**Why:** Dev Claude (sentinel-1881) and Dev Claude (sentinel-elprint) both share the same source repo on the server. If both published to npm they'd conflict on version numbers.

package/.cairn/memory/auto-memory/project_sentinel_state.md

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+---
+name: Sentinel project state
+description: Current state of Sentinel — latest npm version, key modules, architecture decisions
+type: project
+
+---
+
+Sentinel is published as @misterhuydo/sentinel on npm. Latest version: 1.4.96.
+
+**Why:** Autonomous DevOps agent — watches prod logs, generates Claude Code fixes, opens PRs. Deployed as one instance per project.
+
+**How to apply:** When making changes, always bump package.json version and run `npm publish --access public` from `J:\Projects\Sentinel\cli`. Python source is bundled into the npm package via `cli/scripts/bundle.js`.
+
+Key architecture decisions made:
+- Auth split: ANTHROPIC_API_KEY → Sentinel Boss (structured tools), Claude Pro OAuth → fix_engine/ask_codebase (heavy tasks). Controlled by CLAUDE_PRO_FOR_TASKS=true.
+- Per-user concurrent Slack sessions (no queue) — each user gets independent session, history persisted in SQLite.
+- notify.py: shared Slack alert module used by fix_engine + sentinel_boss — never silent on rate limits/auth failures.
+- sentinel_boss.py uses `<@USER_ID>` Slack mentions in all replies. user_id→display_name map stored in slack_users SQLite table.
+- post_file tool: Claude can upload files directly to Slack conversation via files_upload_v2.
+- bin/sentinel.js has self-heal: if upgrade.js fails to load, falls back to bare npm install.
+
+SQLite tables: errors, fixes, reports, conversations, submitted_issues, slack_users.
+
+Docs: README.md updated, docs/slack_integration.md created with full Slack setup guide including all 9 scopes.
+
+---
+
+## chain_release (as of 2026-03-26)
+
+- chain_release flow confirmed working end-to-end: TypeLib → Java-SDK → Admin-SDK.
+- chain_release pushes dep updates directly to master (not via PR) — this is an admin-confirmed operation.
+- cicd_trigger.py has wait=True Jenkins polling: 15-minute timeout, 20-second polling intervals.
+- datetime shadowing bug fixed in sentinel_boss.py (in the list_renovate_prs block).
+- Version reporting fix: chain_release now reports the actual released version read from the live pom, not the plan-time version.
+- The "auto-cascade" (execute_cascade) does NOT trigger automatically — chain_release must be called explicitly each time.
+
+## Pending upgrades (as of 2026-03-26)
+
+- STS, UAS, SSOLWA, UIB are planned for upgrade with Admin-SDK 3.1.6 at off-peak hours.
+
+## Server-side patch sync status
+
+- All server-side patches are applied directly to `/home/sentinel/sentinel/code/sentinel/` on the remote server.
+- These patches have NOT yet been synced back to the local git repo at `J:\Projects\Sentinel`.

package/.cairn/memory/auto-memory/project_sentinel_ui.md

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+---
+name: Sentinel UI plan
+description: Web dashboard for Sentinel — planned but not urgent. To be hosted at sentinel.ageri.ai
+type: project
+---
+
+Sentinel needs a web dashboard UI. Not urgent but clearly defined scope.
+
+**Domain:** sentinel.ageri.ai (subdomain on ageri.ai, Cloudflare DNS)
+
+**Why:**
+- Share status/fix history with non-Slack users (e.g. boss, stakeholders)
+- Log browsing is painful in Slack
+- Admin management without requiring Slack login
+- Professional status page for showing what Sentinel has fixed/not fixed
+
+**Two audiences:**
+
+1. **Read-only viewers** (boss, stakeholders) — no login required or simple token link
+   - Live project status (running/down, last poll, error rate)
+   - Fix history: what was fixed, when, which repo, PR link
+   - Open issues: detected but not yet fixed
+   - Open PRs awaiting review
+
+2. **Admins** — authenticated
+   - User management
+   - Per-project config view
+   - PR management (merge/close without GitHub UI)
+   - Log viewer (searchable synced logs)
+   - Full error feed with severity + source
+
+**Tech stack:**
+- Backend: FastAPI (Python, fits existing codebase) — thin REST/WebSocket over state_store.py
+- Frontend: HTMX or plain HTML + Alpine.js — no React, keep it simple
+- Auth: single token-based (personal infra, no OAuth needed)
+
+**Priority:** OUTDATED DESIGN — needs full redesign before any work starts.
+**Build order:** Agent Profiles → Messenger adapter → Web UI redesign.
+**Do not start Web UI until Messenger adapter is done.**

package/.cairn/memory/auto-memory/reference_ageri_server.md

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+---
+name: Ageri server reference
+description: SSH access, paths, and run commands for Ageri on Oracle Ampere
+type: reference
+---
+
+**Server:** Oracle Ampere ARM — 138.2.17.152 (24GB RAM)
+**User:** `ageri` (separate from `sentinel` user)
+**SSH from local:** `ssh -i /c/Users/huy/.ssh/oracle/devtest-arm-ampere.key ageri@138.2.17.152`
+
+**Directory layout:**
+- `~/ageri/code` — Python source (git clone of misterhuydo/Ageri)
+- `~/ageri/venv` — Python virtualenv
+- `~/ageri/ageri.properties` — main config
+- `~/ageri/private_ageri.properties` — secrets (chmod 600)
+- `~/ageri/ageri.log` — log file
+- `~/ageri/state.db` — SQLite memory store
+- `~/.ssh/ageri_deploy` — GitHub deploy key (read-only, added to Ageri repo)
+
+**Run:**
+```bash
+cd ~/ageri/code && AGERI_CONFIG=~/ageri ~/ageri/venv/bin/python -m ageri.main >> ~/ageri/ageri.log 2>&1 &
+tail -f ~/ageri/ageri.log
+```
+
+**Install sdk after git pull:**
+```bash
+~/ageri/venv/bin/pip install -e ~/ageri/code/sdk/
+```
+
+**GitHub clone (uses deploy key):**
+```bash
+git clone git@github-ageri:misterhuydo/Ageri.git ~/ageri/code
+```
+(Requires `~/.ssh/config` entry: `Host github-ageri` → `IdentityFile ~/.ssh/ageri_deploy`)

package/.cairn/memory/auto-memory/reference_cairn_federation.md

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+---
+name: Cairn sub-index federation
+description: How Cairn federates multiple repo indexes — repos must be subdirectories of the workspace for automatic federation
+type: reference
+---
+
+Cairn's `cairn_maintain` indexes from `process.cwd()` — wherever the Claude Code session starts.
+There is no `--path` CLI flag; indexing is MCP-only (called from within a Claude Code session).
+
+**Sub-directory federation (built-in, passive):**
+- Each repo subdirectory can have its own `.cairn/index.db` (built when Claude Code runs there)
+- When `cairn_maintain` runs at the workspace root, it globs `**/.cairn/index.db` and federates all sub-indexes
+- `cairn_search` queries all federated sub-indexes and merges results
+- All tools use UNION ALL views across all indexes
+- Federation paths are persisted in `sub_indexes` table → `cairn_resume` re-federates automatically
+
+**Critical constraint:** Repos must be **subdirectories** of the workspace root — external paths (e.g. `~/git/repo`) are NOT discovered. There is no `cairn.repos` config or external path registration yet.
+
+**Implication for Sentinel:**
+- `fix_engine.py` must run `claude --print` with `cwd=repo.local_path` so Cairn hooks index that repo
+- For `sentinel_boss` to federate all repo indexes, repos must be subdirectories of the Sentinel project dir
+- Default `LOCAL_PATH` should be `<project_dir>/repos/<repo-name>` — user can override but loses federation
+- Shared repos used by multiple Sentinel projects: each project gets its own clone in its `repos/` dir
+
+**How to apply:** When setting `LOCAL_PATH` defaults in `sentinel add`, use `<project_dir>/repos/<repo-name>`.
+Wire `cwd=repo.local_path` into `fix_engine._run_claude_attempt`.

package/.cairn/memory/auto-memory/reference_oracle_servers.md

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+---
+name: Oracle Cloud servers
+description: Two Oracle Always Free servers — Ampere ARM for personal/internal projects, micro for lightweight tasks
+type: reference
+---
+
+## Oracle Ampere (primary personal server)
+- **SSH:** `ssh -i /home/huy/.ssh/oracle/devtest-arm-ampere.key ubuntu@138.2.17.152`
+- **Key (Windows):** `C:\Users\huy\.ssh\oracle\devtest-arm-ampere.key`
+- **Specs:** ARM Ampere — up to 4 OCPUs, 24GB RAM (Oracle Always Free generous tier)
+- **OS:** Ubuntu
+- **Purpose:** Personal/internal projects — Ageri, personal tools, dev experiments
+- **Note:** Separate from EC2 (13.50.101.130) which is for company projects (1881, elprint)
+
+## Oracle Micro (tiny, secondary)
+- **SSH:** `ssh -i /home/huy/.ssh/oracle/devtest-arm-micro.key ubuntu@155.248.181.206`
+- **Key (Windows):** `C:\Users\huy\.ssh\oracle\devtest-arm-micro.key`
+- **Specs:** 1 OCPU, 1GB RAM — very limited
+- **Purpose:** Lightweight only — Cloudflare Tunnel endpoint, simple proxy, cron jobs, DNS, monitoring relay
+
+## Server allocation strategy
+- **EC2 (13.50.101.130):** Company projects — Sentinel for 1881, elprint, etc.
+- **Oracle Ampere (138.2.17.152):** Personal projects — Ageri, Taplo monitoring, personal Sentinel
+- **Oracle Micro (155.248.181.206):** Ultra-lightweight tasks only — tunnel, relay, watchdog

package/.cairn/memory/auto-memory/reference_sentinel_server.md

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+---
+name: Sentinel server SSH connection
+description: SSH credentials and host for the Sentinel deployment server
+type: reference
+---
+
+- **Host:** 13.50.101.130
+- **User:** ec2-user
+- **Key (local Windows path):** C:\Users\huy\.ssh\sentinel.pem
+- **Key (in bash/WSL):** /c/Users/huy/.ssh/sentinel.pem
+- **Key (on server):** /home/huy/.ssh/sentinel.pem
+- **Command:** `ssh -l ec2-user -i /c/Users/huy/.ssh/sentinel.pem 13.50.101.130`
+- **Sentinel process user:** sentinel
+- **Code path:** /home/sentinel/sentinel/code/sentinel/
+- **Instance config:** /home/sentinel/sentinel/sentinel-1881/

package/.cairn/memory/auto-memory/reference_taplo.md

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+---
+name: Taplo project reference
+description: Taplo platform — universal seller identity/QR discovery app, Cloudflare-native, pnpm monorepo
+type: reference
+---
+
+**Repo:** git@github.com:misterhuydo/taplo.git
+**Local:** J:\Projects\taplo
+**Domain:** taploapp.com + taploapp.vn (Cloudflare)
+**Account:** taplo.platform@gmail.com
+
+**What it is:** Universal seller identity + QR discovery platform. Sellers register, get a QR code instantly, customers scan it to see their page. Global, not Vietnam-specific.
+
+**Stack (100% Cloudflare-native):**
+- Workers (API), D1 (SQLite DB), R2 (images/QR files), KV (sessions/cache), Queues (async jobs), Pages (Next.js web)
+- pnpm workspaces + Turborepo monorepo
+- TypeScript strict everywhere
+- React Native + Expo (mobile — iOS + Android)
+- Next.js SSR for seller pages (SEO critical)
+
+**Business model:** Free → Basic ($5/mo) → Pro ($15/mo) → Business ($50/mo)
+
+**Current phase:** Phase 1 — Foundation (paused, resuming soon)
+**First build checklist:** monorepo → types → D1 schema → identity module → sellers module → QR module → seller page → search → dashboard → mobile skeleton → deploy
+
+**Key rules (never violate):**
+- No hardcoded VND/Vietnamese/HCMC assumptions
+- UUID v4 always, never sequential IDs
+- E.164 phone format always
+- Analytics events always via Queue, never blocking
+- Migrations only, never manual schema edits
+- Never hard DELETE — soft delete via status field
+- QR pages must always use KV edge cache
+
+**Testing + error monitoring need:**
+- User wants tests written per module as each is built
+- Sentinel can monitor Taplo in production (Cloudflare Worker logs → Sentinel)
+- Sentry for unhandled exceptions
+- Structured JSON logging from day one
+
+**Sentinel integration note:**
+- Taplo is 100% Cloudflare — no SSH servers
+- Sentinel CF log source (SOURCE_TYPE=cloudflare) covers Workers logs
+- CF Pages build errors, D1 errors surface in Worker logs
+- No separate DB log stream — all errors in Worker logs
+
+**TODOs saved in:** J:\Projects\taplo\TODOs.txt
+- WebAuthn/passkeys auth
+- Smart country code detection
+- Content moderation pipeline (Claude API for text, CF Images for photos)
+- iOS App Store compliance strategies (documented in detail)
+- taploapp.vn → auto Vietnamese locale

package/.cairn/session.json

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 {
-  "message": "Auto-checkpoint at 2026-04-24T14:25:27.008Z",
-  "checkpoint_at": "2026-04-24T14:25:27.009Z",
+  "message": "Auto-checkpoint at 2026-04-27T12:15:40.415Z",
+  "checkpoint_at": "2026-04-27T12:15:40.417Z",
   "active_files": [
     "J:\\Projects\\Sentinel\\cli\\bin\\sentinel.js",
-    "J:\\Projects\\Sentinel\\cli\\lib\\test.js",
-    "J:\\Projects\\Sentinel\\cli\\python\\sentinel\\cicd_trigger.py"
+    "J:\\Projects\\Sentinel\\cli\\lib\\test.js"
   ],
   "notes": [
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   "mtime_snapshot": {
     "J:\\Projects\\Sentinel\\cli\\bin\\sentinel.js": 1774252515044.4768,
-    "J:\\Projects\\Sentinel\\cli\\lib\\test.js": 1774252437350.0059,
-    "J:\\Projects\\Sentinel\\cli\\python\\sentinel\\cicd_trigger.py": 1777039448643.5408
+    "J:\\Projects\\Sentinel\\cli\\lib\\test.js": 1774252437350.0059
   }
 }

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@misterhuydo/sentinel",
-  "version": "1.6.9",
+  "version": "1.6.11",
   "description": "Sentinel — Autonomous DevOps Agent installer and manager",
   "bin": {
     "sentinel": "./bin/sentinel.js"

package/python/sentinel/__init__.py

@@ -1 +1 @@
-__version__ = "1.6.9"
+__version__ = "1.6.11"

package/python/sentinel/fix_engine.py

@@ -582,6 +582,12 @@ def generate_fix(
             if timed_out:
                 logger.error("Claude Code timed out for %s", event.fingerprint)
                 return "error", None, ""
+            # Envelope check first: a successful JSON result means the attempt
+            # authenticated cleanly, even if the diff body contains substrings
+            # like "HttpStatus.UNAUTHORIZED" that would fool the substring scan.
+            parsed_attempt = _parse_claude_json(raw_output)
+            if not parsed_attempt["is_error"] and parsed_attempt["result"]:
+                break
             if not _is_auth_error(raw_output):
                 break
             logger.warning("fix_engine: %s auth error for %s — trying next method", label, event.fingerprint)

package/python/sentinel/notify.py

@@ -310,7 +310,7 @@ def notify_fix_blocked(
         f"{repo_line}"
         f"*What Claude found:* {short_reason}\n\n"
         f"*Original report:*\n{report_block}\n\n"
-        f"_Reply `ignore` to dismiss, or assign someone to investigate._"
+        f"_Reply `ignore` to dismiss, or reply here to investigate._"
     )
 
     target_channel = origin_channel or cfg.slack_channel

package/python/sentinel/slack_bot.py

@@ -608,6 +608,21 @@ async def _dispatch(event: dict, client, cfg_loader, store) -> None:
     if not text:
         text = "hello"
 
+    # Thread-reply context: if the user is replying inside a thread (rather
+    # than starting one), pull the parent message so Boss sees what the user
+    # is actually focused on. Without this, a one-word reply like "ignore" or
+    # "investigate" in a fix-blocked alert thread arrives at Boss with no
+    # context at all — Boss can't tell which fingerprint or which error.
+    thread_ts = event.get("thread_ts")
+    if thread_ts and thread_ts != event.get("ts"):
+        parent = await _fetch_thread_parent(client, channel, thread_ts)
+        if parent:
+            text = (
+                "[Thread context — the message in this thread the user is replying to:]\n"
+                f"{parent}\n\n"
+                f"[User's reply:]\n{text}"
+            )
+
     # Allowlist check — if SLACK_ALLOWED_USERS is configured, only those users + admins may interact.
     # Admins (SLACK_ADMIN_USERS) are always allowed regardless of SLACK_ALLOWED_USERS.
     allowed = cfg_loader.sentinel.slack_allowed_users
@@ -806,3 +821,22 @@ def _strip_mention(text: str) -> str:
     """Remove leading <@BOTID> mention from message text."""
     import re
     return re.sub(r"^<@[A-Z0-9]+>\s*", "", text)
+
+
+async def _fetch_thread_parent(client, channel: str, thread_ts: str) -> str:
+    """Fetch the first (parent) message of a Slack thread.
+
+    Used so a user reply in a thread that Sentinel started (e.g. a fix-blocked
+    alert) gets the alert text injected into Boss's prompt — otherwise Boss
+    sees only the bare reply ("ignore", "investigate", ...) with no context.
+    """
+    try:
+        resp = await client.conversations_replies(
+            channel=channel, ts=thread_ts, limit=1, inclusive=True,
+        )
+        msgs = resp.get("messages", [])
+        if msgs:
+            return (msgs[0].get("text") or "").strip()
+    except Exception as exc:
+        logger.warning("Boss: could not fetch thread parent for %s: %s", thread_ts, exc)
+    return ""