@mu-crew/mu 4.2.0 → 4.2.1

package/docs/ARCHITECTURE.md

@@ -212,7 +212,7 @@ are re-export hubs.
 | `src/vcs/git.ts` | git primitives (plain functions, git only): toplevel, `worktree add --detach` / remove, dirty files, the upstream ref set, `isAncestor`, `createBranch` |
 | `src/worktree.ts` | per-agent worktrees: `createWorktree`, `removeWorktree`, `worktreeState`, the machine-local `worktrees` registry (outlives the agent; the reaper never touches it), the one close rule (`releaseWorktree`: park at `<path>.mu-removing`, scan holders with `worktreeHolders` (/proc, else lsof): a writer or an unprovable scan refuses unless `--force`, a cwd or reader is a warning; re-judge, then pin a create-only branch and remove), name reuse (`reclaimWorktreePath`); `WorktreeDirtyError`, `WorktreeHeldError`, `WorktreeBranchExistsError`, `WorktreePathNotEmptyError`, `WorktreeVcsRequiredError` |
 | `src/state.ts` | `stateSnapshot`: the canonical READ-ONLY state read (SQL column names; no reconcile, no reap, no write; async only for ctl probes) of tasks (ordered by raw `MAX(ops.seq)` activity), registry agents (host/cwd/base/collected_head), the caller's own delegate queue and waves (`verdictTally(..., caller)`), and its open human needs; `mu state`, `mu me` and the dashboard share it |
-| `src/dashboard-data.ts` | `loadDashboard`: the dashboard's ONE read-only projection (live workstreams incl. scratch; every task by status with qualified keys and raw `MAX(ops.seq)` activity; open frontier; registry agents with owned task; canonical log items; the caller's own human needs and delegates, empty for a null caller). No reconcile, reap, ingest or write. `next` is `computeNext` over the caller set (`computed`; `unavailable` only when it throws), and an agent's `tool` is the ctl status's running tool with `elapsed_ms` at read (null = none, absent = old extension or no ctl). every `kind=delegate` task carries its `call` (state, verdict, judged task, wave; any caller), and `waves` tallies each read workstream's five newest waves over every caller (`tallyCalls`); each delegate read is bounded in SQL (shown task statuses, newest waves, refused calls only), so a tick does not grow with `scratch`'s history. `attention` (dead/permission/input/stalled agents, refused delegate calls, OPEN human tasks of any recorder, next unavailable, sync warnings) reads every live workstream and ignores every filter; an item that a `mu` command clears carries it as `fix` (dead: `agent close`, refused: `delegates finish --outcome cancelled`, human: `task close`), which `y` copies on the Overview. `scopeWorkstream` reads tasks, edges and frontier of the shown workstream only (agents, log, caller panels and attention stay machine-wide; human tasks and task owners come from one SQL pass each), so a tick costs the shown workstream, not the whole database |
+| `src/dashboard-data.ts` | `loadDashboard`: the dashboard's ONE read-only projection (live workstreams incl. scratch; every task by status with qualified keys and raw `MAX(ops.seq)` activity; open frontier; registry agents with owned task; canonical log items; the caller's own human needs and delegates, empty for a null caller). No reconcile, reap, ingest or write. `next` is `computeNext` over the caller set (`computed`; `unavailable` only when it throws), and an agent's `tool` is the ctl status's running tool with `elapsed_ms` at read and the extension's `quiet_ms` (time since its last output) (null = none, absent = old extension or no ctl). every `kind=delegate` task carries its `call` (state, verdict, judged task, wave; any caller), and `waves` tallies each read workstream's five newest waves over every caller (`tallyCalls`); each delegate read is bounded in SQL (shown task statuses, newest waves, refused calls only), so a tick does not grow with `scratch`'s history. `attention` (dead/permission/input agents, stalled ones whose tool has been quiet 15 min, refused delegate calls, OPEN human tasks of any recorder, next unavailable, sync warnings) reads every live workstream and ignores every filter; an item that a `mu` command clears carries it as `fix` (dead: `agent close`, refused: `delegates finish --outcome cancelled`, human: `task close`), which `y` copies on the Overview. `scopeWorkstream` reads tasks, edges and frontier of the shown workstream only (agents, log, caller panels and attention stay machine-wide; human tasks and task owners come from one SQL pass each), so a tick costs the shown workstream, not the whole database |
 
 ### CLI, output and packaging
 

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@mu-crew/mu",
-  "version": "4.2.0",
+  "version": "4.2.1",
   "description": "A persistent, observable crew of pi agents running in one tmux or herdr session per workstream, coordinated through a built-in task DAG.",
   "publishConfig": {
     "access": "public"