@supercorks/krnl 0.1.7 → 0.1.13

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@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ Status and explanatory text share one row, for example **Done · Stopped in Code
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  Version **0.1.3 or later** supports mapping task name prefixes. For example, a prefix of `👩‍⚕️`
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  creates `👩‍⚕️ MELLA-284: Investigate an issue`. A blank prefix keeps the normal name. Project
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  mapping settings take precedence over organization settings, and changes apply only to new tasks.
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- Kernel explains when an older companion needs this update; existing task monitoring continues.
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+ Kernel and this companion use the current protocol together.
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  Repeated connection reuses the machine identity. Review changed hook commands in `/hooks` if Node
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  moved. After updating Node, run `krnl connect codex` to refresh the service’s executable path.
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  needed. Non-Git projects use their saved folder. Missing folders, multi-root projects, and disabled
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  project hooks are explained beside that project in Kernel.
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- Tested Codex capabilities: desktop **26.901.51231** with bundled CLI **0.153.4**. The companion prefers
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+ New Work checkouts live in Codex's configured worktree directory (normally
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+ `~/.codex/worktrees/<full-task-id>/<repository-name>`), so Desktop can group them under
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+ the selected saved project. Each task still has its own branch and checkout. Existing
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+ checkouts and their saved paths are preserved when the companion updates.
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+ Tested Codex capabilities: desktop **26.908.40834** with bundled CLI **0.154.0-alpha.6.2**. The companion prefers
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  `/Applications/ChatGPT.app/Contents/Resources/codex`, falling back to `codex` on PATH. The app-server
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  capabilities are experimental, so other Codex versions require verification.
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+ In Kernel, **Stop** beside **Open in Codex** interrupts the companion-owned first Work turn
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+ and releases the same saved task to desktop. Kernel shows **Stopping…** until release is
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+ confirmed, then **Stopped. Continue in Codex.** It stays open and does not send a new message,
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+ mark the Kernel task complete, or discard completed work. If confirmation takes longer than
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+ fifteen seconds, **Retry Stop** retains the same durable request. Desktop continuations, Drafts,
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+ and linked tasks have no Stop control in Kernel.
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  The companion releases its first-turn app-server after completion or a request for input. Continue
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  in desktop after that release; an interrupted structured question may be asked again. Kernel
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  observes Running/Done across later desktop turns through hooks. It does not answer questions or
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  Draft uses the saved project folder and desktop model/reasoning settings. Work applies the mapping's
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  settings and starts the first turn through app-server; the task is visible in desktop but cannot
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- accept desktop replies until that turn finishes or is released for input. Legacy Plan receipts
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- remain supported. Upgrading preserves existing tasks, worktrees, receipts, and hook paths.
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+ accept desktop replies until that turn finishes or is released for input. Choose Plan inside Codex
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+ after opening a Draft; Kernel dispatches only Draft and Work.
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+ Both modes use the same concise instructions: gather context from the task before
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+ starting, and ask the user when something is unclear. Task details appear in a fenced YAML block,
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+ with null or empty fields omitted and meaningful `false` and `0` values preserved. Draft keeps
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+ its task title first and its automatic-linking reference in the YAML `href` field.
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+ The prompt also asks for approval for any proposed Kernel task updates when the work is done.
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+ CLI 0.1.12 requires the prompt rendered and frozen by Kernel at submission. It forwards that text
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+ unchanged and has no local prompt template. Future wording and YAML changes need only a web
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+ deployment. Work also requires resolved model/reasoning settings; neither is supplied by a legacy
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+ fallback. Heartbeats and status reports use the current format without feature negotiation.
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+ Deploy Kernel and update this companion together. Setup uses `krnl login` and `krnl connect codex`
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+ with all-saved-project consent; manual pairing and per-project allowlist commands are removed.
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+ For this one-time cutover, convert settled old launch receipts to current watch records while the
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+ service is stopped and its local lock is held. Preserve a private backup and all task IDs, status
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+ sequences and delivery state. Do not interrupt an active first turn to perform the cutover.
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  Interrupted draft dispatch is not repeated automatically. If Kernel cannot confirm opening, check
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  Codex before opening another draft. Hooks inspect only the submitted prompt to match a pending
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  an uncertain launch. Remote revocation stops dispatch; run `krnl login` and `krnl connect codex`
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  to authorize again. A connection replaced by another process requires `krnl connect codex`.
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- Kernel expires machine connectivity after 30 seconds. With a compatible server it also expires
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+ Kernel expires machine connectivity after 30 seconds. It also expires
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  each task observation after at most 90 seconds; a heartbeat alone does not make an old task
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  status current. Uncertain or expired observations show Disconnected until trustworthy evidence
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  returns. Supported Codex metadata cannot reconstruct every missed desktop event, especially a
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  a 30-second total deadline, and never applies late results after cancellation. Browser timeouts
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  preserve input and cached content so the same request can be reconciled safely.
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+ ## Shared threads (0.1.8+)
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+ One Codex thread can be linked to several Kernel tasks through each task's Existing task tab.
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+ Every linked task receives activity and waiting status; linking or completing a Codex turn does
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+ not change the Kernel tasks' lifecycle. Linking the same thread to the same task again is safe.
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+ Install the current CLI and run `krnl connect codex` with the current Kernel server.
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+ Hooks update every association and retain an event until all receipt writes succeed, including
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+ across restarts.
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+ CLI 0.1.13 adds first-turn ownership reports and durable stop delivery. Deploy the matching
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+ Kernel migration and web contract before updating this package. Startup enriches historical
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+ receipts with unknown ownership; it never assumes that a Desktop turn belongs to the companion.
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+ An accepted stop survives network failures. After restart, release is confirmed only when the
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+ saved owner's exit or process-identity replacement can be proved; inaccessible process metadata
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+ remains unknown. Wait for active first turns to finish before restarting the service to upgrade.
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  ## Bundled third-party software
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  This executable includes Zod under the following license: