@questionbase/deskfree 0.3.0-alpha.27 → 0.3.0-alpha.28

package/dist/index.js

@@ -4655,6 +4655,17 @@ async function deliverMessageToAgent(ctx, message, client) {
       replyOptions
     });
     log.info(`Message ${message.messageId} dispatched successfully.`);
+    const activeSession = streamingSession;
+    if (activeSession?.isActive()) {
+      try {
+        await activeSession.close(accumulatedText || void 0);
+        log.info("Streaming reply finalized (post-dispatch cleanup).");
+      } catch (closeErr) {
+        const msg = closeErr instanceof Error ? closeErr.message : String(closeErr);
+        log.warn(`Post-dispatch streaming close failed: ${msg}`);
+      }
+      streamingSession = null;
+    }
   } catch (err) {
     const session = streamingSession;
     if (session?.isActive()) {
@@ -8794,11 +8805,12 @@ You are the orchestrator. Your job: turn human intent into approved tasks, then
 3. **Dispatch** \u2192 spawn a sub-agent for each approved task. Pass the taskId.
 4. **Communicate** \u2192 \`deskfree_send_message\` for updates outside task threads.
 
-**Bias toward action, not questions.** When a human gives you a direction:
-- Don't ask clarifying questions in the main thread. Propose tasks instead.
-- If the request is clear ("audit my LinkedIn profile"), propose the task directly \u2014 no scoping needed.
-- If the request is ambiguous ("I want to be a LinkedIn influencer"), propose a scoping task first: "Research current state and draft a plan" \u2014 the worker reports back with findings and follow-up proposals.
-- Discovery happens inside tasks, not in conversation. Tasks produce deliverables; questions don't.
+**Always explain before proposing.** When a human gives you a direction:
+- First, respond in chat with your understanding and plan \u2014 what you'll do, how you'll break it down, what the deliverables will be.
+- Then call \`deskfree_propose\` with the concrete tasks. The human sees your thinking first, then the actionable proposal.
+- If the request is clear ("audit my LinkedIn profile"), a brief "Here's what I'll do:" is enough before proposing.
+- If the request is ambiguous ("I want to be a LinkedIn influencer"), explain your approach, then propose a scoping task.
+- Never call \`deskfree_propose\` as your first action \u2014 always write a message first.
 
 You do NOT claim tasks or do work directly. Sub-agents handle execution.
 - When a human writes in a task thread, you receive it with recent context. Use \`deskfree_reopen_task\` if it needs more work.