@sleep2agi/agent-network 2.3.0-preview.27 → 2.3.0-preview.29

package/README.md

@@ -49,17 +49,14 @@ npm install -g @sleep2agi/agent-network@preview
 anet -v
 ```
 
-Npm dist-tags move independently. Query the registry instead of relying on a
-version table embedded in this source tree:
+Current npm dist-tags verified on 2026-05-28 (v0.10.11 stable):
 
-```bash
-npm view @sleep2agi/agent-network dist-tags --json
-npm view @sleep2agi/agent-node dist-tags --json
-npm view @sleep2agi/commhub-server dist-tags --json
-```
-
-The Grok co-presence text below describes candidate source only until a
-reviewed package is explicitly published to `preview`.
+| Package | latest | preview |
+|---|---:|---:|
+| `@sleep2agi/agent-network` | `2.2.10` | `2.2.10-preview.3` |
+| `@sleep2agi/commhub-server` | `0.8.4` | `0.8.4-preview.1` |
+| `@sleep2agi/agent-network-dashboard` | `0.5.6` | `0.5.7-preview.2` |
+| `@sleep2agi/agent-node` | `2.4.7` | `2.4.8-preview.0` |
 
 ## 5-Minute Quick Start
 
@@ -94,15 +91,15 @@ http://localhost:3000
 ### 3. Log In, Create A Node, Start It
 
 ```bash
-anet login --username admin --password anethub
+anet login --hub http://127.0.0.1:9200 --username admin --password anethub
 anet node create my-bot
 anet node start my-bot
 ```
 
 `anet node create` walks you through:
 
-1. Runtime: `claude-code-cli`, `claude-agent-sdk`, `codex-sdk`, `codex-app-server`, `grok-build-acp`, the experimental preview-only `grok-build-cli`, or preview `opencode-cli`.
-2. Provider preset: runtime-specific options, including Anthropic/OpenAI API-key presets for `opencode-cli` (other Anthropic-compatible providers remain available through `claude-agent-sdk`).
+1. Runtime: `claude-code-cli`, `claude-agent-sdk`, `codex-sdk`, or `grok-build-acp`.
+2. Provider preset: Anthropic, MiniMax, InternLM, Xiaomi MiMo, or `custom` (any Anthropic-compatible endpoint — used for DeepSeek / GLM / Kimi / OpenRouter etc.; codex-sdk for OpenAI Codex; grok-build-acp for xAI Grok).
 3. API key and model settings.
 
 When the node starts successfully, look for:
@@ -157,47 +154,7 @@ Do not expose the hub directly to the public internet without a reverse proxy, H
 | `claude-code-cli` | You want Claude Code CLI sessions and channel support | Uses Claude Code process; supports stable `COMMHUB_RESUME_ID` in recent previews |
 | `claude-agent-sdk` | You want Anthropic-compatible API providers | Good default for provider presets |
 | `codex-sdk` | You want Codex-backed nodes | Useful as a backup runtime when Claude quota is constrained |
-| `codex-app-server` | You want a Codex TUI/app-server bridge | Preview bridge with a bound Codex thread |
 | `grok-build-acp` | You want Grok Build through `grok agent stdio` | Requires Grok Build CLI auth; stable for receive/reply, session persistence, and explicit `send_task` delegation |
-| `grok-build-cli` | You want one human-visible, text-only Grok TUI shared with trusted network tasks | **Experimental preview only.** Fixed `[todo_write]` tool profile; Linux and an exact Grok CLI build are required; approval ownership is not fully hardened |
-| `opencode-cli` | You want OpenCode ACP with an Anthropic/OpenAI API preset or a keyless OpenCode model | **Preview only.** Requires exact `opencode-ai@1.18.1` and the paired preview packages; safe mode is text-only and uses fresh private runtime roots |
-
-### OpenCode ACP — Preview
-
-Install the exact release pair and vetted OpenCode pin, then create a node:
-
-```bash
-npm install -g @sleep2agi/agent-network@preview @sleep2agi/agent-node@preview opencode-ai@1.18.1
-anet node create opencode-demo --runtime opencode-cli
-anet node start opencode-demo
-```
-
-All three are deliberate global prerequisites for this preview. The OpenCode
-launch path does not auto-run `npx` from a project-controlled PATH. It accepts
-only canonical npm package entrypoints with exact metadata and rejects an
-otherwise convincing same-version package inside the current project or an
-enclosing monorepo workspace.
-
-The wizard supports Anthropic and OpenAI API-key presets. If the selected key
-is not exported, use the printed `anet opencode auth-login` command; OpenAI is
-forced to the upstream `Manually enter API Key` method. By default OpenCode
-runs only on Linux in an external random `0700` launch-scoped root whose
-`workspace` and fresh private HOME/XDG roots are removed together after exit.
-Local code tools and unattended `question` are disabled. Only explicit
-`flags.opencodeUnsafeTools=true` restores the project cwd for trusted tasks.
-
-The default trusted base is `/run/user/$uid`. On a non-systemd host, pre-create
-an owner-only directory and set its absolute path in
-`ANET_OPENCODE_SAFE_BASE`; the base and every ancestor must not be group/other
-writable. The whole preview runtime (safe and unsafe) hard-fails when the base
-cannot be verified or the host is not Linux. Unsafe still uses the external
-writable root; it changes only cwd and local-tool policy. For exact 1.18.1, every workspace ancestor is scanned for
-`opencode.jsonc`, `opencode.json`, `.opencode`, `AGENTS.md`, `CLAUDE.md`,
-`CONTEXT.md`, `.claude`, `.agents`, and `.git`, then its identity and candidates
-are checked again after the version probe immediately before ACP spawn.
-`OPENCODE_PURE` and `OPENCODE_DISABLE_PROJECT_CONFIG` remain defense in depth,
-not the isolation boundary. Local OpenCode conversation history is not promised
-across process crashes; use Docker/VM when an OS security boundary is needed.
 
 ### Grok Build ACP
 
@@ -239,68 +196,6 @@ Current boundary:
 
 Details: `docs/grok-build-runtime.md`.
 
-### Grok Co-Presence TUI — Experimental Preview
-
-> **Dangerous experimental feature:** network tasks drive the same Grok TUI and share its conversation context. Approval ownership is not fully hardened. Use only with trusted tasks on a trusted network. This runtime is not supported for production and is not part of the `latest` release channel.
-
-The co-presence candidate is currently pinned to Linux with procfs mounted at `/proc` (including `/proc/self/fd`) and the exact Grok CLI build reported as `grok 0.2.93 (f00f96316d)` (the stable installer may append ` [stable]`). Install that build and log in as the same operating-system user that will run `anet`:
-
-```bash
-grok login
-grok --version
-```
-
-Create the shared-TUI node and start its bridge in the first terminal:
-
-```bash
-anet node create grok-shared --runtime grok-build-cli
-anet node start grok-shared
-```
-
-Attach an interactive terminal to the same TUI from a second terminal on the same machine and user account:
-
-```bash
-anet grok attach grok-shared
-```
-
-Press `Ctrl-]` to detach. While attached, a CommHub task sent to `grok-shared` is submitted to this same TUI, rendered in the visible session, and its completed answer is routed back to the originating task. This shared-session behavior is the reason untrusted tasks must not be connected.
-
-This preview selects a runtime-owned TUI agent profile whose exact model-tool
-inventory is `[todo_write]`. Filesystem, shell, network, media, MCP, scheduler,
-and subagent tools are unavailable; custom `tools`/`maxTurns` are unsupported
-in co-presence. It is a text-only co-presence preview, not a coding profile.
-
-The pinned 0.2.93 TUI resolves its session-local `todo_write` helper without
-human input. During an active network turn the preview admits only that exact
-no-request-ID lifecycle with `decision=allow`, at most once per turn; every other tool, identity,
-decision, overlap, mode transition, or unresolved completion remains closed.
-This deliberately narrow preview exception is not production approval-owner
-enforcement and is another reason to connect trusted tasks only.
-
-`anet node start` capability-checks a compatible global `agent-node` if one exists. It requires the machine-readable `ANET_CAPABILITY_GROK_COPRESENCE_V2` marker, so an older headless-only or V1 co-presence binary cannot shadow the fixed-profile preview. A global install is not required: when it is absent or incompatible, `anet` uses `npx -y @sleep2agi/agent-node@preview` to fetch and resolve the preview package, verifies its metadata/capability, then launches the resolved `agent-node` entrypoint directly. Direct launch lets `anet node stop` signal the real runtime instead of an installer wrapper. The fallback therefore needs npm registry access or an already populated npm cache on first start.
-
-The preview E2E covers the CommHub inbox path. `grok-build-cli` currently
-refuses Feishu channels because that forked worker does not yet share the
-credential-isolated log boundary; run Feishu on a separate non-Grok node.
-
-For the older process-per-turn Grok CLI lane, opt out of co-presence explicitly:
-
-```bash
-anet node create grok-turn --runtime grok-build-cli --grok-headless
-anet node start grok-turn
-```
-
-`anet grok attach` intentionally refuses a headless node. The separate ACP runtime remains available as:
-
-```bash
-anet node create grok-acp --runtime grok-build-acp
-anet node start grok-acp
-```
-
-`grok-build-acp` uses `grok agent stdio`; it is not the same execution path as `grok-build-cli --grok-headless`.
-
-This preview does **not** claim completion of the formal native Leader/Policy Gateway runtime. Its Phase 0 protocol freeze, Phase 1A implementation gate, production-grade approval ownership, and `latest` release gate remain locked. See the [Grok co-presence preview guide](../docs/grok-build-cli-preview.md) for the exact boundary.
-
 ## Provider Presets
 
 `anet node create` writes the correct provider environment into `.anet/nodes/<name>/config.json`.
@@ -341,11 +236,6 @@ anet node ls
 anet info <name>
 anet logs <name>
 
-# Grok co-presence (experimental preview; trusted tasks only)
-anet node create grok-shared --runtime grok-build-cli
-anet node start grok-shared
-anet grok attach grok-shared
-
 # Network status and repair
 anet status
 anet tasks [status]

package/dist/bin/cli.d.ts

@@ -11,4 +11,4 @@
  */
 import { normalizeRuntime, type RuntimeName } from "../src/normalize-runtime";
 export { normalizeRuntime, type RuntimeName };
-export declare const OPENCODE_PINNED_VERSION = "1.18.1";
+export declare const OPENCODE_PINNED_VERSION = "1.17.13";