@tekmidian/pai 0.42.5 → 0.43.0

package/ARCHITECTURE.md

@@ -43,12 +43,12 @@ Claude Code Session
 | Layer | Backend | Location | Purpose |
 |-------|---------|----------|---------|
 | **Registry** | SQLite (always) | `~/.pai/registry.db` | Projects, sessions, tags, aliases, links. Single-writer is fine — only the CLI and daemon write. Uses `better-sqlite3`. |
-| **Memory / Embeddings** | Factory-switchable | PostgreSQL (full) or SQLite (simple) | Text chunks, vector embeddings, file metadata. Chosen at setup time via `~/.config/pai/config.json`. |
+| **Memory / Embeddings** | Factory-switchable | PostgreSQL (full) or SQLite (simple) | Text chunks, vector embeddings, file metadata. Chosen at setup time via `~/.claude/pai/config.json`. |
 
 - **Simple mode (SQLite)**: Zero dependencies. Keyword search (BM25 via FTS5) works immediately. No Docker needed. Best for trying PAI or smaller setups.
 - **Full mode (PostgreSQL + pgvector)**: Semantic search via HNSW vector indexes (768-dim, Snowflake Arctic). GIN indexes for full-text search. Runs in Docker (`pai-pgvector` container, `restart: unless-stopped`). Best for large knowledge bases (100K+ documents).
 
-The storage backend is selected during `pai setup` and configured in `~/.config/pai/config.json` (`storageBackend: "sqlite"` or `"postgres"`). The factory pattern (`src/storage/factory.ts`) instantiates the correct backend at runtime. Both backends implement the same `StorageInterface` (`src/storage/interface.ts`), so all higher-level code (indexer, search, MCP tools) is backend-agnostic.
+The storage backend is selected during `pai setup` and configured in `~/.claude/pai/config.json` (`storageBackend: "sqlite"` or `"postgres"`). The factory pattern (`src/storage/factory.ts`) instantiates the correct backend at runtime. Both backends implement the same `StorageInterface` (`src/storage/interface.ts`), so all higher-level code (indexer, search, MCP tools) is backend-agnostic.
 
 **Embeddings** — Snowflake Arctic Embed produces 768-dimensional embeddings (PostgreSQL mode only). The daemon generates embeddings asynchronously in the background after initial text indexing, so keyword search is available immediately and semantic search follows within minutes. The embedding process runs at reduced CPU priority (`setPriority(pid, 10)`).
 
@@ -138,9 +138,9 @@ If both commands return healthy output, PAI is running. Open a new Claude Code s
     obsidian-vault/      # Symlinked Obsidian vault (if configured)
     backups/             # Timestamped backups from `pai backup`
 
-~/.config/pai/
+~/.claude/pai/
     config.json          # Daemon runtime configuration
-    voices.json          # Voice TTS configuration (optional)
+    voices.json          # Voice TTS configuration (optional, currently unused)
 
 /tmp/
     pai.sock             # Unix socket (daemon)
@@ -272,7 +272,7 @@ L0 and L1 are injected automatically via the `SessionStart` hook. L2 and L3 are
 ```
 ~/.pai/identity.txt          # L0 identity — edit this to describe yourself
 Notes/                       # L1 source — the most recent session notes are read here
-~/.config/pai/config.json    # wakeupL1Count: N controls how many notes are read for L1
+~/.claude/pai/config.json    # wakeupL1Count: N controls how many notes are read for L1
 ```
 
 ### Temporal Knowledge Graph
@@ -343,7 +343,7 @@ The Stop hook normally fires once at the end of a session. The auto-save feature
 PAI_AUTO_SAVE_INTERVAL=15   # default: 15 human messages between saves
 ```
 
-Set in `~/.config/pai/config.json` as `autoSaveInterval` or via the environment variable. Set to `0` to disable mid-session saves.
+Set in `~/.claude/pai/config.json` as `autoSaveInterval` or via the environment variable. Set to `0` to disable mid-session saves.
 
 **Loop prevention:** The hook sets a `stop_hook_active` flag in the work item. The daemon checks this flag before re-queuing save work. This prevents an auto-save from triggering another auto-save in a feedback loop.
 
@@ -623,7 +623,7 @@ The daemon runs under the label `com.pai.pai-daemon`. The plist is installed to
 
 ## Work Queue and Session Summary Pipeline
 
-The daemon owns a persistent work queue (`~/.config/pai/work-queue.json`) that decouples hook triggers from actual work. Hooks push lightweight work items to the queue and exit immediately. The daemon processes items sequentially from a background worker loop.
+The daemon owns a persistent work queue (`~/.claude/pai/work-queue.json`) that decouples hook triggers from actual work. Hooks push lightweight work items to the queue and exit immediately. The daemon processes items sequentially from a background worker loop.
 
 ### Work Item Types
 
@@ -898,7 +898,7 @@ A publishable CLAUDE.md template containing generic agent orchestration patterns
 
 ### `templates/agent-prefs.example.md`
 
-Personal preferences template covering identity, project mappings, notifications, voice, and git rules. Copy to `~/.config/pai/agent-prefs.md` and customize.
+Personal preferences template covering identity, project mappings, notifications, voice, and git rules. Copy to `~/.claude/pai/agent-prefs.md` and customize.
 
 ### `templates/voices.example.json`
 
@@ -915,7 +915,7 @@ Voice configuration for TTS integration. Supports Kokoro (local, no API key) and
 }
 ```
 
-Copy to `~/.config/pai/voices.json` and configure your preferred backend.
+Copy to `~/.claude/pai/voices.json` and configure your preferred backend. Currently unused — no code reads this file's contents yet.
 
 ---
 

package/README.md

@@ -98,8 +98,26 @@ Only the outer orchestrator session runs on Anthropic. Every worker PAI spawns
 ### How
 
 - **Managed providers.** `pai worker providers add` registers one, `pai worker providers use <name>` switches the fleet, `pai worker off` disables routing entirely (the Agent tool runs on Anthropic again), `pai worker on` re-enables it. The reserved name `anthropic` needs no `add` step — it's Claude Code's own login; `pai worker providers use anthropic` switches straight to it.
+- **Start the harness itself on any provider.** `pai launch` (numbered picker, or `--provider <name> [--model <model>]`) starts a fresh Claude Code session on any provider/model in `workers.yaml` — a running session can't switch providers (base URL and auth are fixed at start), so this always begins a new one. Claude Code's own `/model` only lists the current endpoint's models; `pai launch --list` (or the `/providers` skill, from inside a session) lists every provider configured here.
 - **Classes route work to the right model.** `--class` picks the provider and model for the job: `draft`, `plan`, `implement`, `review`, `research`, `spotcheck`, `simple`, `complex`, `image`. `pai worker classes` shows and edits the mapping; `--provider` / `--model` override for a single run.
 - **Every worker spawn stands alone.** The orchestrator's API key is stripped and the spawn gets the provider's base URL, token and model ids instead — proven live: a worker answers with the parent's credentials gone. No inherited billing, no fallback to the vendor login.
+- **One file to configure it.** Providers, per-role model ids and class routing live in one hand-editable `workers.yaml` — adding a provider (Anthropic-compatible, OpenAI-compatible, or local) is a YAML edit, never code. Full reference: [docs/workers-config.md](docs/workers-config.md).
+
+```yaml
+active: anthropic
+providers:
+  anthropic:
+    builtin: true                 # Claude Code's own login
+    models: { default: claude-sonnet-5, fast: claude-haiku-4-5-20251001 }
+  glm:
+    url: https://api.z.ai/api/anthropic
+    key: "<your-api-key>"         # or key_file: <path to a 0600 file>
+    tier: 3
+    models: { default: glm-5.3[1m], fast: glm-5.3-flash }
+classes:
+  implement: anthropic
+  spotcheck: anthropic/fast       # cheap classes default to the fast model
+```
 
 ### What
 
@@ -282,7 +300,7 @@ PAI tracks your weekly Claude usage and automatically adjusts subagent model sel
 
 ### How it works
 
-The statusline reads your OAuth usage from the Anthropic API (5-hour and 7-day windows) and writes the weekly budget percentage to `~/.claude/advisor-mode.json`. A whisper-rules hook reads this file on every prompt and injects model-tiering guidance.
+The statusline reads your OAuth usage from the Anthropic API (5-hour and 7-day windows) and writes the weekly budget percentage to `~/.claude/pai/advisor-mode.json`. A whisper-rules hook reads this file on every prompt and injects model-tiering guidance.
 
 ### Automatic thresholds
 
@@ -427,7 +445,7 @@ Run `pai` with no arguments to open a self-contained terminal selector (no `fzf`
   project   Glidr        2d    …/apps/glidr          claude pai research
 
   ────────────────────────────────────────
-  Chenarlier   /Users/…/Raspi/Chenarlier
+  Chenarlier   ~/…/Raspi/Chenarlier
   recent notes:
     10 - Samba Setup/01 - Samba Server Setup.md   1mo
     00 - Monster/00 - Monster.md                  3mo
@@ -740,7 +758,7 @@ When a session ends, PAI generates a structured summary capturing what was reque
 
 PAI provides a hook that injects user-defined rules into every prompt via `UserPromptSubmit`. Rules survive compaction, `/clear`, and session restarts — they fire on every single turn, making them the most reliable way to enforce behavioral constraints.
 
-**PAI ships the mechanism. You provide the rules.** The file `~/.claude/whisper-rules.md` does not exist by default. Use the `/whisper` skill to manage your rules:
+**PAI ships the mechanism. You provide the rules.** The file `~/.claude/pai/whisper-rules.md` does not exist by default. Use the `/whisper` skill to manage your rules:
 
 ```
 /whisper                          — show current rules
@@ -749,7 +767,7 @@ PAI provides a hook that injects user-defined rules into every prompt via `UserP
 /whisper list                     — list with line numbers
 ```
 
-Or edit `~/.claude/whisper-rules.md` directly — one rule per line, plain text.
+Or edit `~/.claude/pai/whisper-rules.md` directly — one rule per line, plain text.
 
 **Keep rules focused.** Every rule is injected on every prompt. Too many rules dilute effectiveness and waste tokens. Reserve whisper rules for truly critical constraints that keep getting violated despite being in CLAUDE.md.
 
@@ -911,7 +929,7 @@ Recency boost is applied after cross-encoder reranking, so relevance is scored f
 
 ### Search Settings
 
-All search defaults are configurable via `~/.config/pai/config.json` and can be viewed or changed from the command line.
+All search defaults are configurable via `~/.claude/pai/config.json` and can be viewed or changed from the command line.
 
 ```bash
 # View all search settings
@@ -934,7 +952,7 @@ pai memory settings rerank false
 | `defaultLimit` | `10` | Default number of results |
 | `snippetLength` | `200` | Max characters per snippet in MCP results |
 
-Settings live in the `search` section of `~/.config/pai/config.json`. Per-call parameters (CLI flags or MCP tool arguments) always override config defaults.
+Settings live in the `search` section of `~/.claude/pai/config.json`. Per-call parameters (CLI flags or MCP tool arguments) always override config defaults.
 
 ### Using Search from Within Claude
 
@@ -978,7 +996,7 @@ You can ask Claude to adjust search behavior per-query:
 | `rerank` | boolean | Cross-encoder reranking (default: true from config) |
 | `recency_boost` | integer | Recency half-life in days (0 = off, default from config) |
 
-All parameters except `query` are optional. Omitted values fall back to your `~/.config/pai/config.json` defaults.
+All parameters except `query` are optional. Omitted values fall back to your `~/.claude/pai/config.json` defaults.
 
 **Changing defaults permanently:**
 
@@ -990,7 +1008,7 @@ Tell Claude to change your search settings:
 "Change the recency boost to 60 days"
 ```
 
-Claude runs `pai memory settings <key> <value>` to update `~/.config/pai/config.json`. Changes take effect on the next search — no restart needed.
+Claude runs `pai memory settings <key> <value>` to update `~/.claude/pai/config.json`. Changes take effect on the next search — no restart needed.
 
 ---
 

package/dist/{aibroker-client-BP74gGwD.mjs → aibroker-client-Bn9SnGMa.mjs}

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
-import { t as aibrokerSocketPath } from "./runtime-paths-rni52zHX.mjs";
+import { t as aibrokerSocketPath } from "./runtime-paths-B0P1TvUr.mjs";
+import { spawnSync } from "node:child_process";
 import { randomUUID } from "node:crypto";
 import { connect } from "node:net";
-import { spawnSync } from "node:child_process";
 
 //#region src/cli/lib/aibroker-client.ts
 /**
@@ -212,4 +212,4 @@ end tell`;
 
 //#endregion
 export { switchToSession as a, sendToSession as i, fetchLiveSessions as n, revealItermSession as r, callAiBroker as t };
-//# sourceMappingURL=aibroker-client-BP74gGwD.mjs.map
+//# sourceMappingURL=aibroker-client-Bn9SnGMa.mjs.map

package/dist/{aibroker-client-BP74gGwD.mjs.map → aibroker-client-Bn9SnGMa.mjs.map}

@@ -1 +1 @@
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No class needed —\n * just a thin async function matching the WatcherClient protocol.\n *\n * Socket path: /tmp/aibroker.sock (default; override via AIBROKER_SOCKET env).\n */\n\nimport { connect } from \"node:net\";\nimport { randomUUID } from \"node:crypto\";\nimport { spawnSync } from \"node:child_process\";\nimport { aibrokerSocketPath } from \"../../runtime-paths.js\";\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n// Types\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n/**\n * Lightweight session metadata returned by the AIBroker `sessions` IPC method.\n * Does NOT include scrollback content — use `session_content` for that.\n */\nexport interface AiBrokerSessionMeta {\n  index: number;\n  sessionId: string;\n  /** iTerm2 tab title or profile name */\n  name: string;\n  /** PAI session name set via /Name; null for bare shells */\n  paiName: string | null;\n  atPrompt: boolean;\n  /** \"claude\" for Claude Code panes, \"shell\" for bare terminals */\n  kind: \"claude\" | \"shell\";\n  /** Whether this is the currently focused pane */\n  active: boolean;\n  /** Last user prompt seen in scrollback (only populated by fetchLiveSessionsWithPrompts) */\n  lastPrompt?: string;\n}\n\ninterface AiBrokerSessionsResult {\n  sessions: AiBrokerSessionMeta[];\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n// Core call\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n// AIBROKER_SOCKET stays first: it is AIBroker's own variable and a user who has\n// set it means it. 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This was written as `{ target: sessionId, message: text }`, which is the shape of\n * THIS function's own parameters rather than the shape of the IPC, so every\n * call failed identically. `pai pause all` was the only caller, so the live\n * path had never once executed: its --dry-run branch returns before sending,\n * and that was the only branch anyone had exercised.\n *\n * The caller must NOT terminate `text` with a newline. 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package/dist/{aibroker-client-C6m71p6O.mjs → aibroker-client-D5NT0S1N.mjs}

@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
-import { a as switchToSession, i as sendToSession, n as fetchLiveSessions, r as revealItermSession, t as callAiBroker } from "./aibroker-client-BP74gGwD.mjs";
+import { a as switchToSession, i as sendToSession, n as fetchLiveSessions, r as revealItermSession, t as callAiBroker } from "./aibroker-client-Bn9SnGMa.mjs";
 
 export { sendToSession };

package/dist/{auto-route-_5zzJz5q.mjs → auto-route-CcD0OWWB.mjs}

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
-import { r as readPaiMarker } from "./pai-marker-CHtbJMwJ.mjs";
-import { t as detectProject } from "./detect-CdaA48EI.mjs";
+import { r as readPaiMarker } from "./pai-marker-B20KqhA8.mjs";
+import { t as detectProject } from "./detect-Bf2z-oKB.mjs";
 import { existsSync } from "node:fs";
 import { dirname, resolve } from "node:path";
 
@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ async function autoRoute(registryDb, federation, cwd, context) {
 	const markerResult = findMarkerUpward(registryDb, target);
 	if (markerResult) return markerResult;
 	if (context && context.trim().length > 0) {
-		const { detectTopicShift } = await import("./detector-C-7KRi42.mjs");
+		const { detectTopicShift } = await import("./detector-CkwkXuGh.mjs");
 		const topicResult = await detectTopicShift(registryDb, federation, {
 			context,
 			threshold: .5
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 //#endregion
 export { autoRoute, formatAutoRouteJson };
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package/dist/{auto-route-_5zzJz5q.mjs.map → auto-route-CcD0OWWB.mjs.map}

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package/dist/{chain-DTII7xeL.mjs → chain-CEC1a5mX.mjs}

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
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-import { _ as workersLogDir, m as ledgerPath } from "./server-D4vAieF4.mjs";
-import { F as shortText, M as appendLedger, k as newWorkerId, n as runWorker } from "./run-D7K5UALn.mjs";
+import { v as readWorkersSection } from "./config-DxMZjpvY.mjs";
+import { R as shortText, j as newWorkerId, n as runWorker, x as appendLedger } from "./run-ByBKowN5.mjs";
+import { _ as workersLogDir, m as ledgerPath } from "./server-Ch99xt5K.mjs";
 import { existsSync, mkdirSync, readFileSync } from "node:fs";
 import { join } from "node:path";
 
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 			label: `${baseLabel} · ${stage}`,
 			noPane: opts.noPane,
 			mcpFlag: opts.mcpFlag,
+			specPath: opts.specPath,
 			claudeArgs: swapPromptArg(opts.claudeArgs, prompt),
 			cwd: opts.cwd,
 			parent: chainId,
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 //#endregion
 export { swapPromptArg as n, runChain as t };
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-import { i as err } from "../utils-9Err2RBW.mjs";
-import "../migrate-Cjzeefn9.mjs";
-import "../db-a1ixZQjr.mjs";
-import "../helpers-IjZkXBhj.mjs";
-import "../sync-BWbe8JTg.mjs";
-import "../embeddings-DOLZnT1X.mjs";
-import "../search-Rpk1cSBC.mjs";
-import { n as drainStdio, t as buildProgram } from "../program-zpoYnJGz.mjs";
-import "../context-handover-cache-pNFdBNrU.mjs";
-import "../indexer-D7MvSQPY.mjs";
-import "../ipc-client-BmypMNYk.mjs";
-import "../config-B64vFg14.mjs";
-import "../factory-DEb9NmHJ.mjs";
-import "../config-_lQI_W08.mjs";
-import "../server-D4vAieF4.mjs";
-import "../main-resolver-DnkxPYkr.mjs";
-import "../aibroker-client-BP74gGwD.mjs";
-import "../run-D7K5UALn.mjs";
-import "../chain-DTII7xeL.mjs";
-import "../fallback-oJl3BaIN.mjs";
+import "../db-Ddns80yf.mjs";
+import { i as err } from "../utils-CJymHkYm.mjs";
+import "../migrate-CfERwXhY.mjs";
+import "../db-DJ8rk0VM.mjs";
+import "../helpers-crDEr6S2.mjs";
+import "../sync-Btcb6xA4.mjs";
+import "../embeddings-DvRKcQyt.mjs";
+import "../search-B69cQwDB.mjs";
+import { n as drainStdio, t as buildProgram } from "../program-C5jRQ1kg.mjs";
+import "../context-handover-cache-B9NKSjwR.mjs";
+import "../config-DCu8THKi.mjs";
+import "../config-DxMZjpvY.mjs";
+import "../run-ByBKowN5.mjs";
+import "../indexer-C5Le7XE7.mjs";
+import "../ipc-client-C6NryMMb.mjs";
+import "../factory-DNYAqjH0.mjs";
+import "../wakeup-BfElduEU.mjs";
+import "../main-resolver-DvYu9jbl.mjs";
+import "../server-Ch99xt5K.mjs";
+import "../state-PJrgfDLW.mjs";
+import "../aibroker-client-Bn9SnGMa.mjs";
+import "../chain-CEC1a5mX.mjs";
+import "../fallback-BQJ8PbCK.mjs";
 import { CommanderError } from "commander";
 
 //#region src/cli/index.ts

package/dist/cli/index.mjs.map

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package/dist/cli/program.d.mts.map

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+{"version":3,"file":"program.d.mts","names":[],"sources":["../../src/cli/program.ts"],"mappings":";;;;;;;iBAwGgB,YAAA,CAAA,GAAgB,OAAA"}

package/dist/cli/program.mjs

@@ -1,23 +1,25 @@
-import "../db-Ca5qfsMC.mjs";
-import "../utils-9Err2RBW.mjs";
-import "../migrate-Cjzeefn9.mjs";
-import "../db-a1ixZQjr.mjs";
-import "../helpers-IjZkXBhj.mjs";
-import "../sync-BWbe8JTg.mjs";
-import "../embeddings-DOLZnT1X.mjs";
-import "../search-Rpk1cSBC.mjs";
-import { t as buildProgram } from "../program-zpoYnJGz.mjs";
-import "../context-handover-cache-pNFdBNrU.mjs";
-import "../indexer-D7MvSQPY.mjs";
-import "../ipc-client-BmypMNYk.mjs";
-import "../config-B64vFg14.mjs";
-import "../factory-DEb9NmHJ.mjs";
-import "../config-_lQI_W08.mjs";
-import "../server-D4vAieF4.mjs";
-import "../main-resolver-DnkxPYkr.mjs";
-import "../aibroker-client-BP74gGwD.mjs";
-import "../run-D7K5UALn.mjs";
-import "../chain-DTII7xeL.mjs";
-import "../fallback-oJl3BaIN.mjs";
+import "../db-Ddns80yf.mjs";
+import "../utils-CJymHkYm.mjs";
+import "../migrate-CfERwXhY.mjs";
+import "../db-DJ8rk0VM.mjs";
+import "../helpers-crDEr6S2.mjs";
+import "../sync-Btcb6xA4.mjs";
+import "../embeddings-DvRKcQyt.mjs";
+import "../search-B69cQwDB.mjs";
+import { t as buildProgram } from "../program-C5jRQ1kg.mjs";
+import "../context-handover-cache-B9NKSjwR.mjs";
+import "../config-DCu8THKi.mjs";
+import "../config-DxMZjpvY.mjs";
+import "../run-ByBKowN5.mjs";
+import "../indexer-C5Le7XE7.mjs";
+import "../ipc-client-C6NryMMb.mjs";
+import "../factory-DNYAqjH0.mjs";
+import "../wakeup-BfElduEU.mjs";
+import "../main-resolver-DvYu9jbl.mjs";
+import "../server-Ch99xt5K.mjs";
+import "../state-PJrgfDLW.mjs";
+import "../aibroker-client-Bn9SnGMa.mjs";
+import "../chain-CEC1a5mX.mjs";
+import "../fallback-BQJ8PbCK.mjs";
 
 export { buildProgram };

package/dist/{clusters-j0ZuNYp9.mjs → clusters-Cw_P6lO-.mjs}

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-import { t as STOP_WORDS } from "./stop-words-Hfu8u22w.mjs";
+import { t as STOP_WORDS } from "./stop-words-BaMEGVeY.mjs";
 
 //#region src/graph/clusters.ts
 /**
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 //#endregion
 export { handleGraphClusters };
-//# sourceMappingURL=clusters-j0ZuNYp9.mjs.map
+//# sourceMappingURL=clusters-Cw_P6lO-.mjs.map