@tangle-network/agent-runtime 0.259.1 → 0.262.0

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 import { i as ConfigError } from "./errors-DodWX-cb.js";
-import { r as supervise } from "./supervise-DsQjhLN-.js";
+import { r as supervise } from "./supervise-BeAI8-On.js";
 import { agentProfileSchema } from "@tangle-network/agent-interface";
 import { computeFindingId, makeFinding } from "@tangle-network/agent-eval";
 //#region src/runtime/supervise/authoring.ts
@@ -207,4 +207,4 @@ async function delegate(intent, opts) {
 //#endregion
 export { defaultProfileRichnessThresholds as a, assessAuthoredProfile as i, delegate as n, profileRichnessFinding as o, asAuthoredProfile as r, supervisorInstructions as s, defaultDelegateBudget as t };
 
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For EACH sub-task, AUTHOR a worker by calling spawn_worker with a COMPLETE `profile`:',\n    '   • name and description: who this specialist is and why it exists.',\n    '   • prompt.systemPrompt: rich instructions for THIS sub-task — exact output, process, evidence, and what \"done\" means.',\n    '   • model.default, model.reasoningEffort, and harness: choose the execution system deliberately when the task benefits from it.',\n    '   • tools, mcp, resources.skills/files/instructions, hooks, subagents, permissions, and modes: grant or attach every capability the worker needs; omit an axis only when it is intentionally unnecessary.',\n    '   • tools.agent_runtime_coordination_spawn_worker: true ONLY when this child should author and drive descendants. 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The supervisor's job is to WRITE those profiles: read the task, decompose it,\n * and for each sub-task author a tailored worker recipe. `supervisorInstructions` is the how-to the\n * supervisor reads; canonical Runtime executors materialize the resulting profile.\n *\n * The skill is the single OPTIMIZABLE surface: edit it → the supervisor designs better agents.\n * That is the self-improvement lever (the prompt/skill lever), not the execution plumbing.\n *\n * @experimental\n */\n\nimport { type AnalystFinding, computeFindingId, makeFinding } from '@tangle-network/agent-eval'\nimport {\n  type AgentProfile,\n  type AgentProfilePrompt,\n  agentProfileSchema,\n} from '@tangle-network/agent-interface'\n\n/** What the supervisor AUTHORS per sub-task: one complete canonical profile whose name and\n *  task-specific system prompt are present. 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Add only the other agent_runtime_coordination_<verb> tools it will call, such as await_event or steer_agent.',\n    '   • A child with spawn_worker MUST carry this complete profile-authoring instruction as an immutable resources.skills entry with resources.failOnError: true, so it can author its own descendants from the same contract.',\n    '   • metadata may describe the work, but it never grants recursion or selects a Runtime execution path.',\n    '   NEVER spawn a worker with an empty profile. The quality of the worker IS the quality of the profile you write.',\n    \"3. await_event (kinds:['settled']) to collect each worker. Its result says valid:true only if the deployable check passed.\",\n    '4. If a worker did NOT deliver, AUTHOR A NEW profile whose prompt.systemPrompt names the SPECIFIC failure and how to fix it — never just retry the same profile.',\n    \"5. read_journal to re-read YOUR OWN record before you decide the next move: every spawn you made, every settle, every question and answer, every steer, every analyst finding — oldest first, this node only, including what you did before a restart. Use it to see what you already tried instead of trying it again. It is paged: pass the returned nextRow as the next call's sinceRow, narrow with kinds, and raise limit/maxBytes only as far as you will actually read. A truncated:true page means a bound cut it short — keep paging before you conclude you have read everything.\",\n    '6. 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package/dist/durable.d.ts

@@ -1,6 +1,7 @@
-import { H as RetainedExecutionState, I as ProviderModelExecutionEvidence, P as ProfileMaterializationReceipt, it as SpendGap, j as NodeId, jn as RetainedPendingCause, l as ExecutionBindingReceipt, nt as Spend, o as BudgetViolation, ot as SupervisedResult, q as RootStreamReceipt, vt as WorkerTraceEvidence, y as ExecutorProgressEvent } from "./types-ChewVlpE.js";
-import { Xa as SuperviseOptions, eo as supervise, wo as SupervisorProfile } from "./index-sGOO254Q.js";
+import { I as ProviderModelExecutionEvidence, J as RootStreamReceipt, Mn as RetainedPendingCause, P as ProfileMaterializationReceipt, U as RetainedExecutionState, at as SpendGap, i as Budget, j as NodeId, l as ExecutionBindingReceipt, n as AgentExecutionRef, o as BudgetViolation, rt as Spend, st as SupervisedResult, y as ExecutorProgressEvent, yt as WorkerTraceEvidence } from "./types-CP3iQ8Ji.js";
+import { Xa as SuperviseOptions, eo as supervise, wo as SupervisorProfile } from "./index-B8tXCisZ.js";
 import { l as RuntimeHooks, o as RuntimeHookEvent, r as RuntimeDecisionPoint } from "./runtime-hooks-Bj6wJHlH.js";
+import { AgentCandidateLineage, AgentProfile, AgentProfileDiff, Sha256Digest } from "@tangle-network/agent-interface";
 //#region src/runtime/supervise/root-stream.d.ts
 /** The root stream: one JSONL line per progress event the root's executor observed. */
 declare const ROOT_STREAM_FILE = "root-stream.jsonl";
@@ -356,6 +357,9 @@ interface PursuitNodeProjection {
   readonly runtime?: string;
   readonly depth?: number;
   readonly assignmentId?: string;
+  /** The settled sibling this node replaced, as its manager's spawn named it. Absent on a node
+   *  that replaced nothing. */
+  readonly successorOf?: string;
   readonly identity?: unknown;
   readonly budget?: unknown;
   readonly status: PursuitStatus;
@@ -451,6 +455,284 @@ interface PursuitProjection {
  */
 declare function projectPursuit(records: readonly ObserverRecord[]): PursuitProjection;
 //#endregion
+//#region src/durable/run-fork.d.ts
+/**
+ * Start a run as a version of a settled run: the parent's recorded root inputs plus one change.
+ *
+ * The call's `profile`, `task` and `budget` must be the parent's, byte for byte, as its sealed
+ * journal records them. Runtime applies `change` to that profile and runs the result in a new
+ * run directory. The parent directory is read and never written.
+ */
+interface PursuitFork {
+  /** The settled parent's run directory. */
+  readonly runDir: string;
+  /** The sha256 of the parent's `result.json` bytes: the sealed point the fork starts from. */
+  readonly settleDigest: Sha256Digest;
+  /** The one change, applied to the parent's root profile. Its `id` is recorded. */
+  readonly change: AgentProfileDiff;
+  /**
+   * Fork a parent whose journal holds a node without a terminal record, an unbegun owned tree, an
+   * unconfirmed teardown, or work in flight. Such a node may still act, and a fork never replays
+   * the parent's children, so it can only duplicate work outside the fork's tree. The root then
+   * records those node ids as `forkParentUncertainNodes`. Omit it to refuse such a parent.
+   */
+  readonly acceptUncertain?: boolean;
+}
+/**
+ * The `execution.correlation` keys a fork records on its root. Runtime writes them; a caller that
+ * supplies one is refused. `lineageRootRunId` is the first run of the chain of parents, so the
+ * spend of every version of one lineage groups under one id.
+ */
+declare const RUN_FORK_CORRELATION_KEYS: readonly ["forkParentRunId", "forkParentSettleDigest", "forkProfileDiffId", "lineageRootRunId"];
+/** The correlation key an accepted uncertain parent adds: its uncertain node ids, comma-joined. */
+declare const FORK_PARENT_UNCERTAIN_NODES_KEY = "forkParentUncertainNodes";
+//#endregion
+//#region src/durable/supervise-pursuit.d.ts
+interface SupervisePursuitOptions extends SuperviseOptions {
+  /** Stable objective identity spanning concrete Runtime runs. */
+  readonly pursuitId: string;
+  /**
+   * One concrete Runtime execution owns one durable directory and observer journal.
+   * A pursuit spanning several runs reuses `pursuitId` across distinct `runDir`s;
+   * Intelligence joins those isolated projections without a shared write head.
+   */
+  readonly runDir: string;
+  /**
+   * Always `'release'`. The settle record refuses re-entry, so no later call resumes a settled
+   * pursuit and nothing else would release the provider environments its retained children hold.
+   * `'keep'` is refused rather than ignored.
+   */
+  readonly retainedAtSettlement?: 'release';
+  /**
+   * Run this pursuit as a version of a settled run: `profile`, `task` and `budget` must equal the
+   * parent's recorded root, and Runtime executes the parent's profile with `fork.change` applied.
+   * The root's `execution.correlation` records the parent, its sealed digest, the change and the
+   * lineage (`RUN_FORK_CORRELATION_KEYS`). The fork's `runDir` must lie outside the parent's, and
+   * the parent's outside it. The parent's directory is never written, and a refused fork, such as
+   * one whose parent has an uncertain node, writes nothing.
+   */
+  readonly fork?: PursuitFork;
+  /**
+   * Continue this pursuit across versions. The first version runs at `runDir` as usual, or is
+   * read back when that directory already settled. After each version settles, `versions.judge`
+   * scores it from outside its tree; unless `versions.stop` ends the chain, the next version forks
+   * from the best version so far with the change `versions.next` returns, at `<runDir>.v<n>` with
+   * run id `<runId>.v<n>`. `<runDir>.versions/versions.jsonl` records every version, its parent,
+   * its change, its verdict and its dollars, and the stop. A call on a chain that stopped reads
+   * that record back; a call on a chain that did not resumes it without re-running or re-judging a
+   * settled version. The call returns the best version's result with the chain's record.
+   */
+  readonly versions?: PursuitVersions;
+  /** Supervise's name tables, plus the version judges and changes `versions` may name. */
+  readonly registry?: SuperviseOptions['registry'] & PursuitVersionRegistry;
+}
+interface SupervisedPursuitResult<Result> {
+  readonly result: Result;
+  readonly pursuit: PursuitProjection;
+  readonly observerPath: string;
+  /** `runDir/result.json`: `result` as canonical JSON, written once at settle. */
+  readonly settlePath: string;
+  /** The version chain's record, when the call set `versions`. */
+  readonly versions?: PursuitVersionsRecord;
+}
+/** A failed Runtime execution whose complete third-person projection was retained. */
+declare class SupervisePursuitError extends Error {
+  readonly pursuit: PursuitProjection;
+  readonly observerPath: string;
+  /** `runDir/failure.json`: the record of this throw. */
+  readonly failurePath: string;
+  constructor(cause: unknown, pursuit: PursuitProjection, observerPath: string, failurePath: string);
+}
+/**
+ * One-call durable pursuit execution over the canonical `supervise()` kernel.
+ *
+ * This is an adapter, not a second executor: it composes a durable third-person
+ * observer into Runtime's existing recursive hook stream and then rebuilds the
+ * operator projection after the same `supervise()` call settles. Agents never
+ * receive the observer path or projection and their behavior does not depend on it.
+ *
+ * Every concrete execution writes only inside its own `runDir`. Cross-run pursuit
+ * aggregation is therefore lock-free at the observer layer: reuse `pursuitId` across
+ * run directories and let Intelligence join the independently verified projections.
+ *
+ * The directory's terminal state is recorded beside `observer.jsonl`: `result.json` holds the
+ * returned result once the run settles and `failure.json` the most recent throw. A directory
+ * whose `result.json` exists refuses re-entry before any compute; a failure record alone does
+ * not, because a caller can correct its input and drive the same run again. For the life of the
+ * call the directory is held by `supervise.lock`, so a second process on the same directory
+ * refuses and names the holder instead of sharing one journal.
+ * An abandoned `supervise.lock.guard` requires removal after confirming no lock mutation is active.
+ */
+declare function supervisePursuit(profile: SupervisorProfile, task: unknown, opts: SupervisePursuitOptions): Promise<SupervisedPursuitResult<Awaited<ReturnType<typeof supervise>>>>;
+//#endregion
+//#region src/durable/pursuit-versions.d.ts
+/**
+ * Continue a pursuit across versions: after each version settles, an outside judge scores it, and
+ * the next version forks from the best version so far with one change, until the stop rule ends
+ * the chain. Each version is one `supervisePursuit` run in its own directory; the fork records its
+ * parent, the parent's seal, the change and the lineage root on the version's root.
+ */
+interface PursuitVersions {
+  /** Scores each settled version from outside its tree. A string names `registry.versionJudges`. */
+  readonly judge: VersionJudge | string;
+  /** The change the next version applies to the best version's profile. A string names
+   *  `registry.nextVersions`. */
+  readonly next: NextPursuitVersion | string;
+  /** When the chain stops. Every cap is required: a chain without one is refused. */
+  readonly stop: PursuitVersionStop;
+  /**
+   * Where a later version executes. Omit it to run each version in this process through
+   * `supervisePursuit({ fork })`, the same placement as the first. A caller that places versions
+   * elsewhere executes exactly `version.profile` on `version.task` under `version.budget`, with
+   * `version.execution` as the root's attribution, and returns once `version.runDir` holds the
+   * version's settle record and observer journal. It is called again for the same version after
+   * a restart, so it must attach to a version it already started rather than start a second one.
+   */
+  readonly run?: RunPursuitVersion;
+  /**
+   * A version's dollars as the caller measured them, such as the provider's charge to the keys the
+   * version used. Omit it to use the version's settled `spentTotal.usd`, which is an estimate
+   * when `usdKnown` is false. `null` means unknown, and stops the chain.
+   */
+  readonly usd?: (version: SettledPursuitVersion, signal: AbortSignal) => Promise<number | null>;
+}
+/** The chain's stop rule. The chain never starts a version once any cap is reached. */
+interface PursuitVersionStop {
+  /** Stop after this many consecutive versions that did not improve on the best score. */
+  readonly patience: number;
+  /** At most this many versions, the first included. */
+  readonly maxVersions: number;
+  /**
+   * The chain's total dollars, the first version included, summed from each version's settled
+   * `spentTotal.usd`. The chain checks it between versions; a version's own budget, or the
+   * caller's spend watcher, bounds that version in flight. A version whose dollars are not a
+   * number stops the chain, since the chain can no longer prove it is under the cap.
+   */
+  readonly maxUsd: number;
+  /** The chain's wall clock, from its first version's start. A running version is aborted at it. */
+  readonly deadlineMs: number;
+  /** A version improves when its score exceeds the best by more than this. Default 0. */
+  readonly minImprovement?: number;
+}
+/** An outside judge. Runtime calls it after a version's settle record exists, never inside the
+ *  version's tree, and gives it no handle into that tree. Place it where you like, such as its own
+ *  sandbox through `runIsolatedCheck({ box })`. */
+interface VersionJudge {
+  /** The sha256 of the judge's code and configuration. Every verdict must carry it, and a chain
+   *  whose ledger was judged under another digest is refused. */
+  readonly digest: Sha256Digest;
+  judge(version: SettledPursuitVersion, signal: AbortSignal): Promise<VersionVerdict>;
+}
+interface VersionVerdict {
+  /** Higher is better. `null` when the judge could not score the version, which never counts as
+   *  an improvement. */
+  readonly score: number | null;
+  /** Must equal `VersionJudge.digest`. */
+  readonly judgeDigest: Sha256Digest;
+  /** What the judge measured, retained verbatim in the ledger. JSON values only. */
+  readonly detail?: unknown;
+}
+/** A settled version, as the judge and `next` read it. */
+interface SettledPursuitVersion {
+  /** 1 for the first version. */
+  readonly version: number;
+  readonly runId: string;
+  readonly runDir: string;
+  /** The sha256 of the version's `result.json` bytes. */
+  readonly settleDigest: Sha256Digest;
+  readonly result: SupervisedResult<unknown>;
+  /** The profile the version executed: the first version's, or its parent's plus its change. */
+  readonly profile: AgentProfile;
+  readonly parent?: PursuitVersionParent;
+  readonly change?: AgentProfileDiff;
+}
+interface PursuitVersionParent {
+  readonly version: number;
+  readonly runId: string;
+  readonly settleDigest: Sha256Digest;
+}
+interface JudgedPursuitVersion extends SettledPursuitVersion {
+  readonly verdict: VersionVerdict;
+  /** Whether its score beat every earlier version's by more than `minImprovement`. */
+  readonly improved: boolean;
+  /** The version's dollars: `versions.usd`'s measurement, or its settled `spentTotal.usd`;
+   *  `null` when that is not a number. */
+  readonly usd: number | null;
+  /** False when the figure is Runtime's estimate or unknown. */
+  readonly usdKnown: boolean;
+  /** Who measured `usd`: the caller's `versions.usd`, or Runtime's settled `spentTotal`. */
+  readonly usdSource: 'caller' | 'runtime';
+  /** Where the version came from: its parent run and its change. Absent for a first version that
+   *  is not a fork. */
+  readonly lineage?: AgentCandidateLineage;
+}
+interface NextPursuitVersionInput {
+  /** The version the next one forks from: the highest score, the earliest on a tie. */
+  readonly best: JudgedPursuitVersion;
+  readonly last: JudgedPursuitVersion;
+  readonly versions: readonly JudgedPursuitVersion[];
+}
+/** Build the one change the next version applies to `best.profile`. Its `id` must be non-empty. */
+type NextPursuitVersion = (input: NextPursuitVersionInput, signal: AbortSignal) => AgentProfileDiff | Promise<AgentProfileDiff>;
+/** One version, ready to execute. */
+interface PreparedPursuitVersion {
+  readonly version: number;
+  readonly runId: string;
+  readonly runDir: string;
+  readonly pursuitId: string;
+  /** The profile to execute, the change already applied. */
+  readonly profile: AgentProfile;
+  readonly task: unknown;
+  readonly budget: Budget;
+  /** The root's attribution, with the fork's parent, seal, change and lineage root. */
+  readonly execution: AgentExecutionRef;
+  /** The fork Runtime verified, for a placement that runs `supervisePursuit({ fork })` itself
+   *  with the parent's profile, `parentProfile`. */
+  readonly fork: PursuitFork;
+  readonly parentProfile: AgentProfile;
+}
+type RunPursuitVersion = (version: PreparedPursuitVersion, signal: AbortSignal) => Promise<void>;
+type PursuitVersionStopReason = 'no-improvement' | 'max-versions' | 'max-usd' | 'spend-unknown' | 'deadline' | 'aborted';
+/** The chain's record, returned beside the best version's result and kept in `versions.jsonl`. */
+interface PursuitVersionsRecord {
+  /** `<runDir>.versions`, beside the first version's directory. */
+  readonly lineageDir: string;
+  readonly judgeDigest: Sha256Digest;
+  readonly stop: PursuitVersionStop;
+  /** ISO instant the first version started. */
+  readonly startedAt: string;
+  readonly versions: readonly JudgedPursuitVersion[];
+  /** The best version's number. */
+  readonly best: number;
+  /** Sum of the versions' `usd`; a floor when any version's dollars are unknown. */
+  readonly spentUsd: number;
+  readonly stopped: {
+    readonly reason: PursuitVersionStopReason;
+    readonly at: string;
+  };
+}
+/** The registry tables `versions.judge` and `versions.next` resolve a name against. */
+interface PursuitVersionRegistry {
+  readonly versionJudges?: {
+    resolve(name: string): VersionJudge | undefined;
+  };
+  readonly nextVersions?: {
+    resolve(name: string): NextPursuitVersion | undefined;
+  };
+}
+/** The ledger file inside the lineage directory. */
+declare const PURSUIT_VERSIONS_FILE = "versions.jsonl";
+/** The `<runDir>.v<n>` directory and `<runId>.v<n>` id of version `n`, beside the first. */
+declare function pursuitVersionRun(runDir: string, runId: string, version: number): {
+  runDir: string;
+  runId: string;
+};
+/**
+ * Validate a `versions` option before any compute. The same check runs inside `supervisePursuit`;
+ * a caller that records the option as data can run it at preflight.
+ */
+declare function assertPursuitVersions(versions: unknown): asserts versions is PursuitVersions;
+//#endregion
 //#region src/durable/run-lock.d.ts
 /** The lock file `supervisePursuit` holds inside a run directory for the life of one call. */
 declare const RUN_DIRECTORY_LOCK_FILE = "supervise.lock";
@@ -554,60 +836,6 @@ declare function readSettleRecord(runDir: string): Promise<SupervisedResult<unkn
 /** Read the most recent failure record, or `undefined` when the directory holds none. */
 declare function readFailureRecord(runDir: string): Promise<DurableFailureRecord | undefined>;
 //#endregion
-//#region src/durable/supervise-pursuit.d.ts
-interface SupervisePursuitOptions extends SuperviseOptions {
-  /** Stable objective identity spanning concrete Runtime runs. */
-  readonly pursuitId: string;
-  /**
-   * One concrete Runtime execution owns one durable directory and observer journal.
-   * A pursuit spanning several runs reuses `pursuitId` across distinct `runDir`s;
-   * Intelligence joins those isolated projections without a shared write head.
-   */
-  readonly runDir: string;
-  /**
-   * Always `'release'`. The settle record refuses re-entry, so no later call resumes a settled
-   * pursuit and nothing else would release the provider environments its retained children hold.
-   * `'keep'` is refused rather than ignored.
-   */
-  readonly retainedAtSettlement?: 'release';
-}
-interface SupervisedPursuitResult<Result> {
-  readonly result: Result;
-  readonly pursuit: PursuitProjection;
-  readonly observerPath: string;
-  /** `runDir/result.json`: `result` as canonical JSON, written once at settle. */
-  readonly settlePath: string;
-}
-/** A failed Runtime execution whose complete third-person projection was retained. */
-declare class SupervisePursuitError extends Error {
-  readonly pursuit: PursuitProjection;
-  readonly observerPath: string;
-  /** `runDir/failure.json`: the record of this throw. */
-  readonly failurePath: string;
-  constructor(cause: unknown, pursuit: PursuitProjection, observerPath: string, failurePath: string);
-}
-/**
- * One-call durable pursuit execution over the canonical `supervise()` kernel.
- *
- * This is an adapter, not a second executor: it composes a durable third-person
- * observer into Runtime's existing recursive hook stream and then rebuilds the
- * operator projection after the same `supervise()` call settles. Agents never
- * receive the observer path or projection and their behavior does not depend on it.
- *
- * Every concrete execution writes only inside its own `runDir`. Cross-run pursuit
- * aggregation is therefore lock-free at the observer layer: reuse `pursuitId` across
- * run directories and let Intelligence join the independently verified projections.
- *
- * The directory's terminal state is recorded beside `observer.jsonl`: `result.json` holds the
- * returned result once the run settles and `failure.json` the most recent throw. A directory
- * whose `result.json` exists refuses re-entry before any compute; a failure record alone does
- * not, because a caller can correct its input and drive the same run again. For the life of the
- * call the directory is held by `supervise.lock`, so a second process on the same directory
- * refuses and names the holder instead of sharing one journal.
- * An abandoned `supervise.lock.guard` requires removal after confirming no lock mutation is active.
- */
-declare function supervisePursuit(profile: SupervisorProfile, task: unknown, opts: SupervisePursuitOptions): Promise<SupervisedPursuitResult<Awaited<ReturnType<typeof supervise>>>>;
-//#endregion
 //#region src/durable/supervision-discovery.d.ts
 interface DurableCoordinationStreamIdentity {
   readonly runId: string;
@@ -642,5 +870,5 @@ interface DurableSupervisionDiscovery {
  */
 declare function discoverDurableSupervisionRun(runDir: string): Promise<DurableSupervisionDiscovery>;
 //#endregion
-export { type ChatStreamEvent, type ChatTurnHooks, type ChatTurnIdentity, type ChatTurnProducer, type ChatTurnResult, type DurableCoordinationStreamIdentity, type DurableFailureRecord, type DurableSupervisionDiscovery, FAILURE_RECORD_FILE, FileObserverJournal, type ObserverJournal, type ObserverRecord, type ObserverRecordKind, type PursuitCostProvenance, type PursuitNodeCost, type PursuitNodePlacement, type PursuitNodePlatform, type PursuitNodeProjection, type PursuitNodeTiming, type PursuitNodeUsage, type PursuitProjection, type PursuitRunProjection, type PursuitRunTotals, type PursuitStatus, ROOT_STREAM_FILE, RUN_DIRECTORY_LOCK_FILE, type RootStreamReceipt, type RootStreamRecord, type RunChatTurnInput, type RunDirectoryHolderLiveness, type RunDirectoryLock, type RunDirectoryLockHolder, RunDirectoryLockedError, SETTLE_RECORD_FILE, SettledRunDirectoryError, SupervisePursuitError, type SupervisePursuitOptions, type SupervisedPursuitResult, acquireRunDirectoryLock, createFileObserverHooks, deriveExecutionId, discoverDurableSupervisionRun, handleChatTurn, observerRecordDigest, projectPursuit, readFailureRecord, readRootStream, readRootStreamReceipt, readRunDirectoryLock, readSettleRecord, runDirectoryHolderIsLive, settleRecordJson, supervisePursuit, verifyObserverRecords };
+export { type ChatStreamEvent, type ChatTurnHooks, type ChatTurnIdentity, type ChatTurnProducer, type ChatTurnResult, type DurableCoordinationStreamIdentity, type DurableFailureRecord, type DurableSupervisionDiscovery, FAILURE_RECORD_FILE, FORK_PARENT_UNCERTAIN_NODES_KEY, FileObserverJournal, type JudgedPursuitVersion, type NextPursuitVersion, type NextPursuitVersionInput, type ObserverJournal, type ObserverRecord, type ObserverRecordKind, PURSUIT_VERSIONS_FILE, type PreparedPursuitVersion, type PursuitCostProvenance, type PursuitFork, type PursuitNodeCost, type PursuitNodePlacement, type PursuitNodePlatform, type PursuitNodeProjection, type PursuitNodeTiming, type PursuitNodeUsage, type PursuitProjection, type PursuitRunProjection, type PursuitRunTotals, type PursuitStatus, type PursuitVersionParent, type PursuitVersionRegistry, type PursuitVersionStop, type PursuitVersionStopReason, type PursuitVersions, type PursuitVersionsRecord, ROOT_STREAM_FILE, RUN_DIRECTORY_LOCK_FILE, RUN_FORK_CORRELATION_KEYS, type RootStreamReceipt, type RootStreamRecord, type RunChatTurnInput, type RunDirectoryHolderLiveness, type RunDirectoryLock, type RunDirectoryLockHolder, RunDirectoryLockedError, type RunPursuitVersion, SETTLE_RECORD_FILE, type SettledPursuitVersion, SettledRunDirectoryError, SupervisePursuitError, type SupervisePursuitOptions, type SupervisedPursuitResult, type VersionJudge, type VersionVerdict, acquireRunDirectoryLock, assertPursuitVersions, createFileObserverHooks, deriveExecutionId, discoverDurableSupervisionRun, handleChatTurn, observerRecordDigest, projectPursuit, pursuitVersionRun, readFailureRecord, readRootStream, readRootStreamReceipt, readRunDirectoryLock, readSettleRecord, runDirectoryHolderIsLive, settleRecordJson, supervisePursuit, verifyObserverRecords };
 //# sourceMappingURL=durable.d.ts.map