@posthog/wizard 2.78.0 → 2.79.0

package/dist/{bounded-fs-Bx9zTe6m.js → bounded-fs-Cpn129A4.js}

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-import { s as logToFile } from "./debug-Ch4BDOtD.js";
-import { n as analytics } from "./analytics-CHCZ_qUR.js";
+import { s as logToFile } from "./debug-Cj-8vfXY.js";
+import { n as analytics } from "./analytics-VRYdebXW.js";
 import fs from "fs";
 import path from "path";
 import fg from "fast-glob";
@@ -239,4 +239,4 @@ function readFileHead(filePath, bytes) {
 //#endregion
 export { safeReadFile as a, readProjectFile as i, boundedGlob as n, walkProjectFiles as o, readFileHead as r, IGNORED_DIRS as t };
 
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+//# sourceMappingURL=bounded-fs-Cpn129A4.js.map

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package/dist/{ci-install-CDdQYsPe.js → ci-install-BPA6gzEq.js}

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-import { X as posthogIntegrationConfig } from "./mint-failure-D4nd2XmZ.js";
+import { o as emitWizardError, s as ErrorCodes } from "./errors-ddDE6MbA.js";
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+import { n as setUI, t as getUI } from "./ui-CGXtC7Vn.js";
+import { n as provisionNewAccount } from "./provisioning-Zf7yPcEs.js";
+import { X as posthogIntegrationConfig } from "./mint-failure-CZFZpHpW.js";
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+import { t as VERSION } from "./version-Cadof0Z_.js";
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+import { n as configureLogFileFromEnvironment, s as logToFile } from "./debug-Cj-8vfXY.js";
 export { configureLogFileFromEnvironment, logToFile };

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 function reportLogFailureOnce(err) {
 	if (reportedLogFailure) return;
 	reportedLogFailure = true;
-	import("./analytics-BcV-WCM4.js").then(({ analytics }) => analytics.captureException(err instanceof Error ? err : new Error(String(err)), {
+	import("./analytics-DxwRi2Hf.js").then(({ analytics }) => analytics.captureException(err instanceof Error ? err : new Error(String(err)), {
 		source: "log-file-write",
 		log_path: logFilePath,
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-import { i as readProjectFile } from "./bounded-fs-Bx9zTe6m.js";
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package/dist/{errors-CQ9kttJD.js → errors-ddDE6MbA.js}

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 	AgentYaraViolation: "PHW_AGENT_YARA_VIOLATION",
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 	process.stderr.write(`${formatWizardErrorLine(line)}\n`);
 }
-ErrorCodes.CliNodeVersion, ErrorCodes.CliBadArgs, ErrorCodes.CliFlagUnavailable, ErrorCodes.CliInteractiveRequired, ErrorCodes.ArgsMissingApiKey, ErrorCodes.ArgsMissingInstallDir, ErrorCodes.ArgsMissingEmail, ErrorCodes.ArgsSignupProvisionFailed, ErrorCodes.AuthKeyType, ErrorCodes.AuthInvalidOrExpired, ErrorCodes.AuthSessionExpired, ErrorCodes.AuthMissingScope, ErrorCodes.AuthRegionMismatch, ErrorCodes.AuthSettingsConflict, ErrorCodes.AuthStoredLoginConflict, ErrorCodes.AuthProjectFetchFailed, ErrorCodes.EnvLocalServicesDown, ErrorCodes.EnvServiceOutage, ErrorCodes.DetectBadDirectory, ErrorCodes.DetectNoFramework, ErrorCodes.DetectUnsupportedVersion, ErrorCodes.DetectUnsupportedPlatform, ErrorCodes.DetectNoPosthogSdk, ErrorCodes.DetectNoProjectFiles, ErrorCodes.DetectNoSources, ErrorCodes.DetectNoPackageJson, ErrorCodes.DetectNoSdks, ErrorCodes.DetectMissingStripe, ErrorCodes.DetectUnclassified, ErrorCodes.SkillMenuFetchFailed, ErrorCodes.SkillNotFound, ErrorCodes.SkillDownloadFailed, ErrorCodes.AgentAbort, ErrorCodes.AgenticDetectionTimeout, ErrorCodes.AgentMcpMissing, ErrorCodes.AgentResourceMissing, ErrorCodes.AgentRateLimit, ErrorCodes.AgentApiError, ErrorCodes.AgentYaraViolation, ErrorCodes.AgentNoProgress, ErrorCodes.AgentIncompleteTasks, ErrorCodes.AgentOrchestratorSkillVariantMissing, ErrorCodes.AgentOrchestratorTasksFailed, ErrorCodes.AgentOrchestratorHollowRun, ErrorCodes.AgentOrchestratorSinkInvariant, ErrorCodes.GatewayMintRefused, ErrorCodes.GatewayMintFailed, ErrorCodes.SettingsUnfixableConflict, ErrorCodes.InternalUnhandled;
+ErrorCodes.CliNodeVersion, ErrorCodes.CliBadArgs, ErrorCodes.CliFlagUnavailable, ErrorCodes.CliInteractiveRequired, ErrorCodes.ArgsMissingApiKey, ErrorCodes.ArgsMissingInstallDir, ErrorCodes.ArgsMissingEmail, ErrorCodes.ArgsSignupProvisionFailed, ErrorCodes.AuthKeyType, ErrorCodes.AuthInvalidOrExpired, ErrorCodes.AuthSessionExpired, ErrorCodes.AuthMissingScope, ErrorCodes.AuthRegionMismatch, ErrorCodes.AuthSettingsConflict, ErrorCodes.AuthStoredLoginConflict, ErrorCodes.AuthProjectFetchFailed, ErrorCodes.EnvLocalServicesDown, ErrorCodes.EnvServiceOutage, ErrorCodes.DetectBadDirectory, ErrorCodes.DetectNoFramework, ErrorCodes.DetectUnsupportedVersion, ErrorCodes.DetectUnsupportedPlatform, ErrorCodes.DetectNoPosthogSdk, ErrorCodes.DetectNoProjectFiles, ErrorCodes.DetectNoSources, ErrorCodes.DetectNoPackageJson, ErrorCodes.DetectNoSdks, ErrorCodes.DetectMissingStripe, ErrorCodes.DetectUnclassified, ErrorCodes.SkillMenuFetchFailed, ErrorCodes.SkillNotFound, ErrorCodes.SkillDownloadFailed, ErrorCodes.AgentAbort, ErrorCodes.AgenticDetectionTimeout, ErrorCodes.AgentMcpMissing, ErrorCodes.AgentResourceMissing, ErrorCodes.AgentRateLimit, ErrorCodes.AgentApiError, ErrorCodes.AgentYaraViolation, ErrorCodes.AgentNoProgress, ErrorCodes.AgentInvalidStructuredOutput, ErrorCodes.AgentIncompleteTasks, ErrorCodes.AgentOrchestratorSkillVariantMissing, ErrorCodes.AgentOrchestratorTasksFailed, ErrorCodes.AgentOrchestratorHollowRun, ErrorCodes.AgentOrchestratorSinkInvariant, ErrorCodes.GatewayMintRefused, ErrorCodes.GatewayMintFailed, ErrorCodes.SettingsUnfixableConflict, ErrorCodes.InternalUnhandled;
 //#endregion
 //#region src/shared/errors/wizard-error.ts
 /**
@@ -92,49 +93,6 @@ function classifyAuthFailure(input) {
 	return ErrorCodes.AuthInvalidOrExpired;
 }
 //#endregion
-//#region src/agent/signals.ts
-/**
-* Agent signal vocabulary — the marker strings the agent emits and the error
-* taxonomy the runner returns. Kept as a dependency-free leaf module so both
-* `agent-interface.ts` and `output-signals.ts` can import it without a cycle.
-*/
-const AgentSignals = {
-	STATUS: "[STATUS]",
-	ERROR_MCP_MISSING: "[ERROR-MCP-MISSING]",
-	ERROR_RESOURCE_MISSING: "[ERROR-RESOURCE-MISSING]",
-	SKILL_INSTALL_FAILED: "[SKILL-INSTALL-FAILED]",
-	ABORT: "[ABORT]",
-	WIZARD_REMARK: "[WIZARD-REMARK]",
-	BENCHMARK: "[BENCHMARK]",
-	DASHBOARD_URL: "[DASHBOARD_URL]",
-	NOTEBOOK_URL: "[NOTEBOOK_URL]"
-};
-/**
-* End-of-run reflection ask, shared by both harnesses so remarks are
-* comparable. The format clause comes FIRST and nothing trails the marker —
-* literal models (gpt-5-mini) echo whatever text follows it. The parser also
-* drops remarks that quote this instruction (see AgentOutputSignals.remark).
-*/
-const REMARK_INSTRUCTION = `Reply with a single line that starts with ${AgentSignals.WIZARD_REMARK} and no other lines. In that line, state briefly what information or guidance would have been useful to have in the integration prompt or documentation for this run — specifically anything that would have prevented tool failures, erroneous edits, or other wasted turns.`;
-/**
-* First prompt of a session resumed after a mid-run re-mint. The transcript
-* carries the work so far; the model only needs to pick it up.
-*/
-const RESUME_INSTRUCTION = "Your previous request failed with a transient gateway authentication error that has since been fixed. Continue the task from where you left off.";
-//#endregion
-//#region src/shared/errors/agent-map.ts
-const AGENT_ERROR_CODE = {
-	["WIZARD_AGENTIC_DETECTION_TIMEOUT"]: ErrorCodes.AgenticDetectionTimeout,
-	["WIZARD_MCP_MISSING"]: ErrorCodes.AgentMcpMissing,
-	["WIZARD_RESOURCE_MISSING"]: ErrorCodes.AgentResourceMissing,
-	["WIZARD_RATE_LIMIT"]: ErrorCodes.AgentRateLimit,
-	["WIZARD_API_ERROR"]: ErrorCodes.AgentApiError,
-	["WIZARD_YARA_VIOLATION"]: ErrorCodes.AgentYaraViolation,
-	["WIZARD_ABORT"]: ErrorCodes.AgentAbort,
-	["WIZARD_NO_PROGRESS"]: ErrorCodes.AgentNoProgress,
-	["WIZARD_INCOMPLETE_TASKS"]: ErrorCodes.AgentIncompleteTasks
-};
-//#endregion
 //#region src/shared/errors/skill-map.ts
 const SKILL_CODES = {
 	"menu-fetch-failed": ErrorCodes.SkillMenuFetchFailed,
@@ -180,6 +138,6 @@ function classifyRunFailure(err) {
 	};
 }
 //#endregion
-export { AgentSignals as a, classifyAuthFailure as c, ErrorCodes as d, AGENT_ERROR_CODE as i, WizardError as l, sanitizeErrorDetail as n, REMARK_INSTRUCTION as o, skillErrorCode as r, RESUME_INSTRUCTION as s, classifyRunFailure as t, emitWizardError as u };
+export { WizardError as a, classifyAuthFailure as i, sanitizeErrorDetail as n, emitWizardError as o, skillErrorCode as r, ErrorCodes as s, classifyRunFailure as t };
 
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