@prjct.app/pi-team 0.5.6 → 0.5.7

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package/CHANGELOG.md CHANGED
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+ ## [0.5.7](https://github.com/prjct-app/pi-team/compare/v0.5.6...v0.5.7) (2026-09-10)
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+ ### Bug Fixes
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+ * remove automatic team compaction ([#27](https://github.com/prjct-app/pi-team/issues/27)) ([862d64e](https://github.com/prjct-app/pi-team/commit/862d64ec2492764222f6136640498e9437ed9de4))
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  ## [0.5.6](https://github.com/prjct-app/pi-team/compare/v0.5.5...v0.5.6) (2026-09-10)
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  ## [0.5.5](https://github.com/prjct-app/pi-team/compare/v0.5.4...v0.5.5) (2026-09-10)
package/CONTRIBUTING.md CHANGED
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  # Contributing
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- - Integration branch: `main`. Create a feature branch from `main`.
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+ - Stable release branch: `main`. Integration branch: `develop`.
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+ - Create feature branches from `develop` and target `develop` in normal pull requests.
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+ - Only grouped promotion pull requests from `develop` may target `main`; use a merge commit so semantic-release can analyze every included conventional commit.
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  - Deliver changes through a pull request using `.github/pull_request_template.md`.
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  - Use English for code, documentation, tests, issues, and pull requests.
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  - Use strict TypeScript and only APIs documented by Pi 0.85.1.
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  ## Releases
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- Merging a releasable change into `main` automatically publishes to npm. Use conventional commit messages and read [Automatic releases](docs/releases.md) before merging. The workflow manages versions and authenticates with npm through OIDC.
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+ Accumulate reviewed changes on `develop`. When the batch is ready, promote `develop` to `main` through one authorized pull request; that single merge automatically publishes one grouped release to npm. Use conventional commit messages and read [Grouped releases](docs/releases.md) before promotion. The workflow manages versions and authenticates with npm through OIDC.
package/README.md CHANGED
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  | `result` | The automatic reply to a request: outcome, final text, and observed files. Delivered to the emitter for verification. |
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  While joined, a minimal widget above the editor shows `team · alias · state`,
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- where state is `connected`, `working`, `compacting`, `paused`, or `select a
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- model`, plus a pending count when work is queued for you.
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+ where state is `connected`, `working`, `paused`, or `select a model`, plus a
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+ pending count when work is queued for you.
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  Membership is restored automatically when the same Pi session is resumed or
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  reloaded. `/new` and `/fork` start unaffiliated sessions on purpose.
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  ## How delivery works
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  A request or result starts a turn only when the recipient is idle, has a selected
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- model, no pending user message or open prompt, an empty editor, and no
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- task-boundary compaction running. No running tool is interrupted.
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+ model, no pending user message or open prompt, and an empty editor. No running
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+ tool is interrupted.
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  For each processed request the extension sends **one** result after the agent
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  settles: the last assistant text capped at 3,000 characters (no thinking), up to
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  from a shell command or a model claim. **A completed run is not proof of success**:
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  review the reported outcome and the recipient worktree.
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- After each task the session compacts before accepting another, so independent
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- sessions stay focused. While a request you emitted stays unresolved past five
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- minutes, a review turn asks your agent to chase the teammate or tell you what is
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- blocked. See [Architecture](docs/architecture.md) for both mechanisms.
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+ Once a task result is persisted, the session can accept the next queued request.
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+ While a request you emitted stays unresolved past five minutes, a review turn
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+ asks your agent to chase the teammate or tell you what is blocked. See
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+ [Architecture](docs/architecture.md) for implementation details.
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  ## Safety
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  | A request stays queued | Run `/team status`. The recipient may be busy, paused, offline, missing a model, or typing. After five minutes, review turns chase it or surface the blockage. |
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  | `Team auto-turn limit reached` | Five automatic turns ran without user input. Review the transcript, then `/team resume`. |
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- | Automatic compaction failed | The result was already persisted. Reception continues; Pi can still compact normally or via `/compact`. |
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  | `Membership expired or replaced` | Another live session took your alias. Rejoin, choosing a new alias if the old one is in use. |
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  | `Recipient inbox full` / `Sender inbox full` | Fifty unsettled deliveries per member, one slot reserved per outstanding request. Let the teammate drain; notes need no reservation. |
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  | `Team history full (500 records)` | At capacity; history is never deleted. Create a fresh team and rejoin. |
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  same conversation are stale but cannot be retracted, which is why each one is
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- ## Task-boundary compaction
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- Once a result is safely persisted, the extension calls Pi's `ctx.compact()`. That
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- session claims no other peer message while compaction runs. The instructions
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- preserve user-authored goals and constraints, team identity, unresolved
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- requester → assignee relationships, outcomes, blockers, files, tests, and next
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- actions, and discard verbose tool output, duplicated payloads, completed traces,
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- and private reasoning.
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- Compaction changes model context, not extension registration or mailbox state:
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- `/team` commands and tools stay available, and each terminal remains an
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- independent Pi session rather than a spawned subagent. Pi still applies its
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- configured `keepRecentTokens`. If compaction fails, the TUI warns and reception
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- continues. User takeover skips it, because the turn is no longer an isolated team
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  ## Recovery and guarantees
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  claiming but before starting also leaves an interrupted task. If storage cannot
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- entries. Resuming the same session rejoins; `/new` and `/fork` do not inherit
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- membership. Before claiming work the extension records that restoration must
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- pause, without pausing the live session, so an abrupt process death during a task
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- restores paused and requires `/team resume`. A crash just before a claim can
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+ Membership and pause state are recorded in Pi session entries. Resuming the same
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+ session rejoins; `/new` and `/fork` do not inherit membership. Before claiming
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+ work the extension records that restoration must pause, without pausing the live
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+ session, so an abrupt process death during a task restores paused and requires
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+ `/team resume`. A crash just before a claim can conservatively require resume too.
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+ Legacy pending-compaction fields from earlier releases are ignored on restore.
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  | Active recipient | Wait until fully idle; no steering between tools |
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  | Offline recipient | Persist to a known alias until it rejoins |
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  | Approval | Never supplied by peers; local policies always win |
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- | Coordination | Direct messages and bulk check-ins; no task board or worktree manager |
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+ | Coordination | Direct messages and bulk check-ins; no task board, automatic compaction, or worktree manager |
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  | Scope | Local disks only: no network filesystems, cross-machine transport, or native Windows |
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package/docs/releases.md CHANGED
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- # Automatic releases
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+ - `main` is the stable release branch. Only a grouped promotion pull request from the repository's `develop` branch may target it.
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+ The **Check** workflow validates pull requests and pushes to both branches. The **Release** workflow publishes only after a push to `main`, so merging individual changes into `develop` never publishes a package.
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package/package.json CHANGED
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  "description": "Coordinate independent PI Agent sessions with local team messaging, queued tasks, and shared results.",
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- Preserve user-authored goals, constraints, decisions, authorization boundaries, and denials without broadening or reusing task-scoped approval; the session's team identity and role; known unresolved requester-to-assignee relationships; concrete outcomes, blockers, files, tests, and next actions needed by later tasks.
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  // Only restore this exact session, never a fork's copied membership.
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+ set(() => ({ member, paused: data.paused ?? false }));
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  // Read the latest takeover flag: an interactive prompt can land while
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