@opengeni/runtime 2.6.0-canary.0 → 2.6.0-canary.2

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+ activeTrigger = null;
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+ tooltip?.remove();
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+ if (activateSkipDelay) {
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+ skipDelayUntil = Date.now() + skipDelay;
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+ }
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+ };
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+ const updatePosition = (trigger, floating) => {
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+ const request = ++positionRequest;
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+ void computePosition(trigger, floating, {
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+ middleware: [
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+ offset(tooltipGap),
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+ flip({ padding: tooltipGap }),
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+ shift({ padding: tooltipGap }),
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+ "pagehide",
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+ () => {
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+ document.removeEventListener("click", interact);
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+ document.removeEventListener("keydown", interact);
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+ },
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+ { once: true },
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+ );
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+ })();
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+ </script>
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+ <script
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+ id="codex-visualization-lucide"
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+ async
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+ </script>
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  ---
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  name: opengeni-skills
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- description: Find, install, create, and edit workspace Skills; understand reading, file changes, Learning modes, and optional sandbox checkout.
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+ description: Find, install, create, and edit workspace Skills; understand reading, file changes, Agent learning settings, and optional sandbox checkout.
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  ---
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  # Managing Skills
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  A Skill is a folder containing `SKILL.md` and supporting UTF-8 text files.
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- Use Skills for reusable instructions and procedures. Use Memory for facts and
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+ Use Skills for reusable instructions and procedures. Use Knowledge for facts and
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  outcomes, and workspace instructions for short always-on rules.
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  ## Read
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  whole folder; server revision checks prevent overwriting a newer saved revision,
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  but they do not freeze a directory another process is changing.
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+ Facts and incidents belong in `knowledge_save`, with exact evidence and relevant
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+ collections. Search published and pending Knowledge before adding duplicates.
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+ Pending findings may inform further investigation but are not accepted facts or
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+ permission to change a Skill. Use the current Skill content and its revision
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+ when proposing procedural changes.
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- governs persistent changes: Off refuses them; Require approval leaves a change
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- “the user asked” does not bypass the mode. Report whether the change is pending
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- or live. Do not change Learning settings to make a save succeed.
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+ Shared workspace Skills are available to workspace agents. Private chats and
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+ Personal workspaces save personal Skills for their verified initiating user.
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+ Settings > Agent learning controls persistent agent changes, with a sparse chat
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+ or scheduled-task override when configured. Automatic publishes a valid authorized
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+ change; Review first saves an inactive revision and the task continues; Off
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+ prevents agent authoring. Existing Skills remain readable and usable, and an
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+ authorized human can still manage or install Skills in the UI. Do not change
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+ settings or infer an override from “the user asked.” Report the actual receipt.
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+ A pending save, publish, or install is retained in Knowledge > Needs review.
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+ Continue the task and link the pending revision. Do not call request_human_input
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+ The human reviews the exact revision in the shared review surface. Approval
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+ // site.client is the same ordinary SDK client as in a React Site.
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+ ```
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+ type Permission,
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+ } from "@opengeni/contracts";
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+ import {
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+ resolveFirstPartyDelegationSecret,
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+ type Settings,
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+ } from "@opengeni/config";
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+ import { OpenGeniClient } from "@opengeni/sdk";
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+ import { guardedMcpFetch } from "./mcp-network";
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+ scope: {
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+ workspaceId: string;
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+ };
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+ }) {
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+ if (!secret) throw new Error("First-party task access is unavailable");
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+ const url = new URL(firstPartyMcpInternalWorkspaceUrl(input.settings, input.scope.workspaceId));
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+ const suffix = `/v1/workspaces/${input.scope.workspaceId}/mcp`;
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+ if (!url.pathname.endsWith(suffix)) throw new Error("First-party API URL is invalid");
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+ url.pathname = url.pathname.slice(0, -suffix.length) || "/";
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+ url.search = "";
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+ url.hash = "";
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+ const guarded = guardedMcpFetch(
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+ { ...input.settings, integrationsAllowPrivateNetworkTargets: true },
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+ input.fetch ?? globalThis.fetch.bind(globalThis),
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+ {
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+ requireHttpsOutsideLocalTest: false,
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+ ...(process.versions.bun ? { pinResolvedDestination: false } : {}),
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+ },
46
+ );
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+ return new OpenGeniClient({
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+ baseUrl: url.toString(),
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+ fetch: async (request, init) => {
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+ const bearer = await signDelegatedAccessToken(secret, {
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+ ...input.scope,
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+ subjectId: "worker:knowledge-preparation",
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+ principalKind: "agent_attempt",
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+ permissions: [...(input.permissions ?? DEFAULT_FIRST_PARTY_MCP_PERMISSIONS)],
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+ firstPartyMcpTools: [...input.selectedTools],
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+ exp: Math.floor(Date.now() / 1_000) + 60 * 60,
57
+ });
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+ const headers = new Headers(init?.headers);
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+ headers.set("authorization", `Bearer ${bearer}`);
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+ const signals = [input.signal, init?.signal].filter(
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+ (signal): signal is AbortSignal => !!signal,
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+ );
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+ return guarded(request, {
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+ ...init,
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+ headers,
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+ ...(signals.length ? { signal: AbortSignal.any(signals) } : {}),
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+ });
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+ },
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+ });
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+ }
package/src/index.ts CHANGED
@@ -1897,9 +1897,9 @@ export type BuildAgentOptions = {
1897
1897
  attemptConnectorActionBindings?: readonly AttemptConnectorActionBinding[];
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  /** Exact open-suffix call the current human approved before this agent was rebuilt. */
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  approvedToolCallId?: string;
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- // Workspace Memory V1 working-set block, resolved by the worker per turn.
1901
- // Composed after the workspace persona/CORE/codemode substrate and before
1902
- // per-session instructions. Omitted/blank ⇒ byte-identical instructions.
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+ // Historical prompt-replay/embedding compatibility slot. New Knowledge is
1901
+ // retrieved through tools and must not be composed here as standing guidance.
1902
+ // Omitted/blank preserves the existing prompt bytes.
1903
1903
  workspaceMemory?: string;
1904
1904
  // Exact-attempt active policy and preference descriptor block. When present,
1905
1905
  // runtime uses the structured governance precedence branch; absent preserves
@@ -2075,7 +2075,7 @@ export function coreInstructions(
2075
2075
  ): string[] {
2076
2076
  return [
2077
2077
  "If the session has a goal, you own it: keep working until you call opengeni__goal_complete with concrete evidence or opengeni__goal_pause with a rationale; resume a paused goal with opengeni__goal_resume regardless of who paused it or why; revise it with opengeni__goal_update; create one with opengeni__goal_set when given a long-running objective.",
2078
- "When workspace Memory tools are available, use memory_save autonomously for durable facts, decisions, incidents, bug fixes, and confirmed outcomes that future workspace sessions should retrieve, whether the user asked you to remember them or you learned them during work; use memory_correct when an active agent-writable memory is wrong or outdated. Use task_note_save instead for expiring coordination that should be visible only to agents in the current root session tree. Workspace Learning mode does not gate these agent-only Memory writes. Reusable conditional guidance belongs in Skills. Skill changes use the shared file lifecycle governed by Learning mode, not Knowledge evidence or confidence. Follow Skill management guidance only when it is present in the Skill index. Use remember lane=instruction_policy only for the shortest universal rules every agent must follow, and lane=knowledge only when memory_save is unavailable and the user explicitly requests reviewed workspace knowledge. Do not store the same material in multiple authorities.",
2078
+ "Use knowledge_search and knowledge_get when retained information is relevant. For questions about what the workspace knows, ground the answer in authorized Knowledge and attached sources. Missing internal facts remain unknown; do not infer a person's role or cite unrelated public search results as evidence. Keep any relevant external research clearly separate from workspace records. Default retrieval returns published information. Before retaining or correcting anything, also search view=needs_review for existing pending entries and collections; read those with knowledge_get view=needs_review. Pending means unapproved: you may inspect and improve it, but do not present it as accepted knowledge or activate behavioral guidance from it. Reuse the existing entryId and current version instead of creating another proposal each run. Save durable facts, decisions, requirements, incidents, fixes and outcomes autonomously with knowledge_save when useful for future work, whether requested explicitly or learned during ordinary work. When a user supplies or confirms a durable fact, use knowledge_retain_message to retain the actual message and cite its returned entryId/revisionId in the finding evidence. Preserve existing source evidence and relationships when correcting an entry; do not replace them with empty arrays merely because the user confirmed a new value. Explicit confirmation can supersede a conflicting pending proposal, but explain that outcome to the user. Preserve uncertainty and exact supporting evidence; the fact label is not a verification claim. Chat attachments retain their original files and automatically prepare source text when authoring is enabled. Use knowledge_retain_file for a newly fetched file or failed preparation. A source entry contains retained original text; a finding states a useful conclusion and cites the exact source revision. Do not create both when they would simply repeat the same text. Reuse collections for customers, products, systems or subjects across sources, and link one entry to multiple collections instead of copying it. Technical incidents belong with the affected system and should include cause, fix and outcome when known. Reorganize references when useful; do not erase source evidence or revision history. Private tasks author personal Knowledge; shared tasks author workspace Knowledge. Automatic publishes immediately, Review first keeps a pending proposal without pausing your task, and Off prevents authoring while permitting retrieval. Never bypass review by making a new entry, switching tools, or asking for another approval. Reuse the same operationId and exact request after an uncertain save, including recovery. Use task_note_save for temporary coordination in this task tree. Conversation history is separate. Workspace instructions are concise standing rules; Skills are reusable procedures with their own Agent learning settings. Do not save the same content in multiple authorities.",
2079
2079
  ...(workspaceEnvironment ? workspaceEnvironmentInstructions(workspaceEnvironment) : []),
2080
2080
  // Rig doctrine (M3): data-conditional, inside the non-bypassable CORE so a
2081
2081
  // white-label persona template can never drop it. Absent for rig-less sessions.
@@ -2130,11 +2130,9 @@ export function appendPersistentSessionSettings(
2130
2130
  }
2131
2131
 
2132
2132
  /**
2133
- * Appends the workspace memory working-set block to the already-composed
2134
- * (workspace + CORE + generic substrate) instructions, joined by " ". The
2135
- * memory slice is workspace-ground and intentionally lands before
2136
- * per-session instructions. An absent/blank value is a no-op that returns the
2137
- * composed string byte-for-byte.
2133
+ * Historical prompt-composition compatibility helper. New Knowledge uses
2134
+ * retrieval tools; this slot preserves existing embedding/replay inputs only.
2135
+ * An absent/blank value returns the composed string byte-for-byte.
2138
2136
  */
2139
2137
  export function appendWorkspaceMemory(composed: string, workspaceMemory?: string): string {
2140
2138
  const trimmed = workspaceMemory?.trim();
@@ -2435,6 +2433,7 @@ export function buildOpenGeniAgent(
2435
2433
  // are equivalent. Reading supplied Skill files never needs either.
2436
2434
  const filesystemAvailable = (options.activeSandboxBackend ?? settings.sandboxBackend) !== "none";
2437
2435
  const skillComposition = composeRuntimeSkills(options.skillActivations ?? [], {
2436
+ defaults: !hostSuppliedSkillCatalog,
2438
2437
  editableArtifacts: !hostSuppliedSkillCatalog && editableArtifactToolsAvailable,
2439
2438
  sites: !hostSuppliedSkillCatalog && filesystemAvailable,
2440
2439
  videoGeneration: !hostSuppliedSkillCatalog && Boolean(options.videoGeneration),
@@ -2619,8 +2618,8 @@ export function buildOpenGeniAgent(
2619
2618
  // when a codemode token was minted for this managed-sandbox turn,
2620
2619
  // 4. + managed-sandbox Git binding discovery, ONLY when one provider has
2621
2620
  // multiple credential bindings,
2622
- // 5. + workspace memory working set, ONLY when the workspace setting is on
2623
- // and the worker resolved a nonblank block — appendWorkspaceMemory,
2621
+ // 5. + a nonblank historical memory compatibility block, when supplied;
2622
+ // canonical Knowledge is retrieved through tools,
2624
2623
  // 6. + the per-session persona instructions (session-specific, so it
2625
2624
  // refines both the workspace persona and the substrate note),
2626
2625
  // 7. + host context for this exact turn, when supplied,
@@ -11101,3 +11100,5 @@ function sortJson(value: unknown): unknown {
11101
11100
  }
11102
11101
  return value;
11103
11102
  }
11103
+
11104
+ export { createFirstPartyAttemptClient } from "./first-party-client";