@sjawhar/pi-legion-envoy 0.8.5 → 0.9.0
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package/dist/envoy.js
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var DISPATCH_TOOL_DESCRIPTION = "Raise a durable question to the human as a Dispatch thread (a GitHub issue shown on the dashboard), or continue an existing thread with a follow-up question. The reader has NOT seen your transcript. Open a thread with `subject`; continue one with `thread`. The reply arrives in this session as a steer.";
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var DISPATCH_ARGUMENTS = {
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subject: "Open a new thread: one line naming the decision needed (the issue title). Omit when continuing a thread with `thread`.",
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thread: 'Continue an existing thread: "<n>" (an open issue in the repo; a plain work issue is adopted as a thread) or "owner/name#<n>". When set, omit subject, urgency, repo, and parent.',
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context: `What you are doing, what you found, why you are stuck \u2014 at most ${DISPATCH_CONTEXT_MAX} characters, at most three short paragraphs or a bullet list. The reader has NOT seen your transcript: no nouns you coined this session, no internal identifiers unless the question is about them. GitHub references (#N, owner/repo#N, URLs) may be bare; the dashboard unfurls them.`,
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question: `The ask, at most ${DISPATCH_QUESTION_MAX} characters, as a list: current state \u2192 desired state \u2192 your recommendation and why; options go in \`ask\`.`,
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ask: "Structured questions rendered as buttons on the dashboard. Each: { question, header?, options: [{ label, description? }], multiple?, custom? }. Use this whenever the answer is one of N choices.",
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```
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- `thread` replaces `subject`; `urgency`, `repo`, and `parent` are not accepted with it.
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`thread` names an open issue in the repo; a plain work issue is adopted as a thread on
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first use. The issue must be open and not a pull request, or the tool says so
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(`#N is not a dispatch thread`, `#N is closed; open a new thread`).
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- Same decision → same thread. A genuinely new decision → a new thread, even if it came
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up in the reply.
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| Resync report | artifact-driven anomaly list (zero-owner trees, erroring issues) | Verify against fresh state, then dispatch/heal |
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| Mention | Slack/GitHub @mention text | Answer, or route to the owning issue's architect role |
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| Approval interpretation | ambiguous human comment on a gated issue | Decide whether it's an approval; if so, apply `human-approved` via the daemon |
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| Closed-tree activity (comment, review, CI on a closed tree) | issue, root, event summary | Read the artifact; if work should resume, `legion admit <root>`; otherwise no action — the event is not held or redelivered |
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| Direct user message | — | Always first |
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## New issue triage
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