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{ existsSync } from \"node:fs\";\nimport { join } from \"node:path\";\nimport type { CompatSurface } from \"../../../types/agent.js\";\nimport { diagFailure } from \"../../diagnostics.js\";\n\n/*\n * The foreign configuration dialects this SDK can read, and what each one PRESUMES.\n *\n * ## Why a registry and not a list of directory names\n *\n * `projectConfigRoots` returned `[\".theokit\", \".claude\"]` — two paths — and that shape is what\n * usetheokit/theokit-sdk#522 fell through. A path says WHERE a file lives. It does not say how the\n * file is parsed, and it does not say what runtime the commands inside it were written against.\n *\n * Claude Code defines `$CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR` for the hook commands in its `settings.json`, and its\n * documentation tells authors to reach project files through it — an absolute path would break for\n * every other person on the team, so the shape that failed here is the shape upstream recommends.\n * This SDK read the file and ran the command without the variable. `sh` expands an unset variable to\n * the empty string, so\n *\n *     bash \"$CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR/.claude/hooks/guard.sh\"   became   bash \"/.claude/hooks/guard.sh\"\n *\n * which does not exist, which a hook runner correctly reads as a refusal. Every turn denied, in any\n * repository that also had Claude Code set up, with a message naming a file that was present and\n * executable all along.\n *\n * Importing a format means accepting the contract that format presumes. An adapter is where that\n * contract is written down, so the next dialect (`.codex/` is the obvious one) declares its own\n * instead of inheriting a hole.\n *\n * ## What an adapter deliberately does NOT do\n *\n * It does not make the foreign source trusted, and it does not make its hooks permissive: a script\n * that exits non-zero is still a refusal. It supplies the variables the format's authors were\n * entitled to assume, and nothing else — `env` here is merged over the scrubbed inherit policy by\n * `spawnAndCollect`, so it adds names rather than widening what a child can see.\n *\n * @internal\n */\n\n/**\n * The project config directory literal.\n *\n * Renamed from `THEOKIT_DIR_NAME` in #410. Sharing a name with the (now removed) sovereign env var\n * was the MECHANISM of that defect, not scenery: every grep for the variable landed on that const\n * and looked answered, so \"is it read?\" returned five hits and nobody checked what they were.\n *\n * Lives here rather than in `persistence/paths.ts` because a directory name is one third of what a\n * dialect is — the other two being how it parses and what it presumes — and splitting the three\n * across two modules is what let the third go unwritten.\n */\nexport const THEOKIT_DIR_LITERAL = \".theokit\";\n\n/** The Claude Code CLI's project configuration directory. */\nexport const CLAUDE_DIR_NAME = \".claude\";\n\n/** A configuration dialect this SDK understands. `theokit` is native; the rest are foreign. */\nexport interface ConfigSourceAdapter {\n  /** Stable identifier, and what a consumer names to opt in. */\n  readonly kind: string;\n  /** The project-relative directory the dialect keeps its configuration in. */\n  readonly dirName: string;\n  /**\n   * Variables the dialect's own runtime defines for commands it executes, under the dialect's own\n   * documented spellings.\n   *\n   * Every dialect gets a project-directory variable, because none of them can locate a\n   * project-relative script without one — the inherited environment says where the PROCESS is, and\n   * a hook that has to depend on the process cwd is the dependency #522 removed for the foreign\n   * side. Fixing one dialect and leaving the other different was the half-fix.\n   *\n   * The SPELLINGS differ on purpose: a ported script reaches for the name its own docs use, and a\n   * native one for this runtime's.\n   */\n  runtimeEnv(cwd: string): Record<string, string>;\n}\n\n/**\n * The native source. Always read, never opted into, always first for precedence.\n *\n * `THEOKIT_PROJECT_DIR` is the native counterpart of `CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR` below. This used to be\n * `{}`, on the reasoning that a `.theokit/` hook \"is written against THIS runtime and inherits it\n * already\" — true of the runtime's BEHAVIOUR and not of a project PATH. Nothing in the inherited\n * environment says where the project is, so a native hook had to depend on the process cwd.\n */\nexport const NATIVE_SOURCE: ConfigSourceAdapter = {\n  kind: \"theokit\",\n  dirName: THEOKIT_DIR_LITERAL,\n  runtimeEnv: (cwd) => ({ THEOKIT_PROJECT_DIR: cwd }),\n};\n\n/**\n * Claude Code.\n *\n * `CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR` is the documented way for a hook command in `settings.json` to reach a file\n * in the project. Only that one variable is supplied: `$CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT` and the rest of that\n * runtime's surface are NOT defined here, because supplying a name whose value this SDK would have\n * to invent is worse than leaving it unset — an invented root sends a script somewhere real and\n * wrong, where an unset one fails loudly.\n */\nexport const CLAUDE_CODE_SOURCE: ConfigSourceAdapter = {\n  kind: \"claude-code\",\n  dirName: CLAUDE_DIR_NAME,\n  runtimeEnv: (cwd) => ({ CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR: cwd }),\n};\n\nconst FOREIGN_SOURCES: readonly ConfigSourceAdapter[] = [CLAUDE_CODE_SOURCE];\n\nconst BY_DIR_NAME: ReadonlyMap<string, ConfigSourceAdapter> = new Map(\n  [NATIVE_SOURCE, ...FOREIGN_SOURCES].map((a) => [a.dirName, a]),\n);\n\n/**\n * The adapters a caller declared, in declaration order, skipping any name that names no adapter.\n *\n * An unknown name is DROPPED rather than turned into `<cwd>/<name>`: a typo must fail closed. Making\n * a directory out of an unrecognised string would import a dialect nothing knows how to parse — and\n * the whole reason this exists is that a directory name was never enough to describe a dialect.\n */\nexport function adaptersFor(kinds: readonly string[]): ConfigSourceAdapter[] {\n  const byKind = new Map(FOREIGN_SOURCES.map((a) => [a.kind, a]));\n  const out: ConfigSourceAdapter[] = [];\n  for (const kind of kinds) {\n    const adapter = byKind.get(kind);\n    if (adapter !== undefined && !out.includes(adapter)) out.push(adapter);\n  }\n  return out;\n}\n\n/**\n * #586 — re-exported from `types/agent.ts` rather than declared here, which is what it used to be.\n *\n * Two independent declarations of one public contract: `AgentOptions.local.compatSources` was typed\n * by the public one, `persistence/paths.ts` by this one, and neither imported the other. Measured:\n * adding a member to one alone produced ZERO type errors, because structurally-identical unions\n * compare equal and the two halves would simply stop agreeing about which surfaces exist.\n *\n * Neither direction of that drift raises anything. Widen the public type and a caller declares a\n * surface the admission logic ignores; widen this one and the loader admits a surface no public\n * caller can name. Both produce a declaration that reads as honoured and is not — the failure #524\n * exists to prevent, one layer down.\n *\n * `types/` is a leaf by design (theokit#146), so the public declaration is the one that stays and\n * this module imports it. The docblock that lived here — a skill is text entering the system prompt,\n * a hook is command execution, a plugin is code loading — is on the declaration in `types/agent.ts`.\n */\nexport type { CompatSurface };\n\n/**\n * The runtime list. A type cannot be enumerated at runtime, so this is the one place the members are\n * written twice by necessity — and {@link assertCompatSurfacesExhaustive} below is what stops that\n * second copy from being a second source of truth.\n *\n * `as const satisfies` rather than an annotation, and the difference is the whole guard: annotating\n * it `readonly CompatSurface[]` widens each entry back to `CompatSurface`, so the check below\n * compares a type against itself and passes on any drift. Measured on the first attempt — a member\n * added to the public type alone produced zero errors. `satisfies` keeps the literals while still\n * rejecting an entry that is not a surface, which is both directions at once.\n */\nconst COMPAT_SURFACES = [\n  \"context\",\n  \"hooks\",\n  \"plugins\",\n  \"skills\",\n  \"subagents\",\n] as const satisfies readonly CompatSurface[];\n\n/**\n * Compile-time guard: adding a member to {@link CompatSurface} without adding it to\n * {@link COMPAT_SURFACES} fails `tsc` here.\n *\n * Never called. It exists so the pairing is checked by the compiler rather than by whoever\n * remembers — which is the entire lesson of #586, applied to the copy that could not be removed.\n */\nfunction assertCompatSurfacesExhaustive(surface: CompatSurface): (typeof COMPAT_SURFACES)[number] {\n  return surface;\n}\nvoid assertCompatSurfacesExhaustive;\n\n/**\n * A declared foreign source: a bare kind, or a kind with the surfaces it may be read for.\n */\nexport type CompatSourceDeclaration =\n  | string\n  | { readonly kind: string; readonly import?: readonly string[] };\n\n/**\n * The adapters admitted to ONE surface.\n *\n * Three rules, and each one fails closed:\n *\n * - A bare string admits every surface. It is what `5.0.0-next.1` published, so narrowing it\n *   silently would turn a working opt-in into a no-op — the exact defect #524 is about, one level\n *   up.\n * - An object with no `import` admits nothing. The issue's own rule, and safe to apply strictly\n *   because the object form is new and nobody can be depending on it.\n * - An unrecognised surface name is dropped rather than matched loosely, for the same reason an\n *   unrecognised KIND is dropped in {@link adaptersFor}: a typo must not silently widen access.\n */\nexport function adaptersForSurface(\n  sources: readonly CompatSourceDeclaration[],\n  surface: CompatSurface,\n): ConfigSourceAdapter[] {\n  const admitted: string[] = [];\n  for (const source of sources) {\n    if (typeof source === \"string\") {\n      admitted.push(source);\n      continue;\n    }\n    const wanted = source.import ?? [];\n    if (wanted.some((s) => s === surface && COMPAT_SURFACES.includes(s as CompatSurface))) {\n      admitted.push(source.kind);\n    }\n  }\n  return adaptersFor(admitted);\n}\n\n/**\n * The adapter whose directory an absolute config path sits under, or `undefined` for a path that\n * belongs to no registered dialect.\n *\n * Matched on the path SEGMENT rather than with `includes`, so a workspace that happens to live under\n * `/home/me/.claude-backups/repo` does not read as a Claude Code source.\n */\nexport function adapterForConfigPath(path: string): ConfigSourceAdapter | undefined {\n  for (const segment of path.split(/[\\\\/]/)) {\n    const adapter = BY_DIR_NAME.get(segment);\n    if (adapter !== undefined) return adapter;\n  }\n  return undefined;\n}\n\n/**\n * Variable references in a shell command that nothing will define.\n *\n * The second half of #522, and the half that cost the debugging session. `sh` expands an unset\n * variable to the empty string and says nothing, so the failure surfaces ten characters later as a\n * path: `bash: /.claude/hooks/guard.sh: No such file or directory` — which reads as \"your script is\n * missing\" while the script is present and executable. Nothing in that message contains the name of\n * the variable that was actually missing, so the reader looks in the wrong place.\n *\n * Checked against BOTH the process environment and the variables the dialect supplies, because\n * either is a legitimate source: a hook may reasonably use `$HOME`.\n *\n * ## What it deliberately does not try to be\n *\n * This is not a shell parser. It finds `$NAME` and `${NAME}` outside single quotes, which is the\n * shape a config file's hook commands take. It does NOT understand `${NAME:-default}` (a default\n * makes the variable optional, so it is not reported), assignments earlier in the same command, or\n * variables a sourced script exports. A false NEGATIVE there costs the old behaviour — the confusing\n * path error — and a false positive would deny a hook that would have worked, so the parse errs\n * toward silence and the check only ever ADDS a name to a failure that already happened.\n */\nexport function undefinedVariablesIn(\n  command: string,\n  supplied: Readonly<Record<string, string>>,\n  env: Readonly<Record<string, string | undefined>> = process.env,\n): string[] {\n  // Single-quoted spans are literal in `sh`: `echo '$FOO'` prints the dollar sign.\n  const unquoted = command.replace(/'[^']*'/g, \" \");\n  const names = new Set<string>();\n  for (const match of unquoted.matchAll(\n    /\\$\\{([A-Za-z_][A-Za-z0-9_]*)\\}|\\$([A-Za-z_][A-Za-z0-9_]*)/g,\n  )) {\n    const name = match[1] ?? match[2];\n    if (name === undefined) continue;\n    if (name in supplied) continue;\n    if (env[name] !== undefined) continue;\n    names.add(name);\n  }\n  return [...names];\n}\n\n/**\n * Workspaces already reported, so repeated agent construction in one process says it once.\n *\n * Keyed by the resolved directory rather than by dialect kind, so a long-lived host that drives\n * several workspaces still reports each of them.\n */\nconst reported = new Set<string>();\n\n/**\n * Reports a foreign configuration directory that exists in the workspace and was not declared.\n *\n * ## Why the flip needs a voice\n *\n * Before #524 a `.claude/` was read with no opt-in; after it, the same directory is ignored. From\n * inside the repository the two states are indistinguishable — the hook file is there, it is\n * executable, and it does not run. The only remaining way to learn why is a CHANGELOG entry for a\n * version the reader may not know they crossed.\n *\n * ## Why `diagFailure` rather than `diag` (#563)\n *\n * This used `diag`, on the reasoning that ignoring an undeclared directory is not a failure and\n * that a repository which does NOT want the import should not pay a stderr line for behaving as\n * instructed. The reasoning was sound and rested on a premise nobody checked: that a host would\n * have installed a sink.\n *\n * Measured against the published `5.0.0`. `diag` returns without doing anything when no sink is\n * installed. The SDK installs none — `currentSink()` reads a `globalThis` slot only\n * `setDiagnosticsSink` fills. Neither observable host installs one either: `theocode` renamed the\n * key, and `theokit` exports `installDiagnosticSink` and never calls it. Two hosts out of two, and\n * the SDK itself. So the message the CHANGELOG promised — \"says so once, on the diagnostics\n * channel\" — reached nobody, while the consumer lost hooks, skills, subagents and plugins.\n *\n * A mitigation announced in release notes for a silent loss of capability is not a diagnostic. It\n * is the error path of the breaking change itself, and `diagFailure` exists for exactly the message\n * that must not be swallowed.\n *\n * The cost the old reasoning named is real and is now paid: a repository that wants the directory\n * ignored sees a line. What makes that acceptable — ONCE per directory per process, not per turn\n * (`reported` below); and before #524 that repository was having `.claude/` imported anyway, so the\n * line it now sees confirms the fix it wanted. The asymmetry is one line of text against silently\n * losing four subsystems.\n *\n * A host that installs a sink still owns its render surface: `diagFailure` prefers the sink and\n * only falls back to stderr when there is none.\n *\n * NOT solved here: there is no way to say \"I know, and I want none\". `compatSources: []` would be\n * the natural spelling, but `resolveCompatSources` collapses it into the same `[]` an absent option\n * produces, so this function cannot tell them apart. If the noise turns out to matter, threading\n * that distinction through is the shape of the fix.\n */\nexport function reportUndeclaredSources(\n  cwd: string,\n  declared: readonly CompatSourceDeclaration[],\n): void {\n  // A kind named with a NARROW import list has still been declared: the consumer knows the\n  // directory is there and chose which surfaces to admit. Warning them anyway would be the noise\n  // that gets a warning ignored, and this one has exactly one job — telling somebody who does NOT\n  // know the directory is being skipped.\n  const declaredKinds = new Set(\n    adaptersFor(declared.map((d) => (typeof d === \"string\" ? d : d.kind))).map((a) => a.kind),\n  );\n  for (const adapter of FOREIGN_SOURCES) {\n    if (declaredKinds.has(adapter.kind)) continue;\n    const dir = join(cwd, adapter.dirName);\n    if (!existsSync(dir)) continue;\n    if (reported.has(dir)) continue;\n    reported.add(dir);\n    // THE FILE IS NAMED FIRST because it is the entry point this message's reader can use.\n    //\n    // #524 gives the declaration two entry points for one shape: `.theokit/config.json`'s\n    // `compat.adapters`, and `local.compatSources` in code. Until this change the warning named\n    // only the second — and `local` is an argument the SDK's EMBEDDER passes, not something the\n    // person reading the line can reach. Reported by the `theocode` session against 5.0.1: a user\n    // of a host that embeds this SDK is told to pass an option that does not exist on their\n    // surface, which is advice that is true about the mechanism and unusable as an action.\n    //\n    // The file is writable by anyone holding the workspace, which is exactly who sees this line.\n    //\n    // WHAT THIS LINE CANNOT KNOW, and it is a real limit rather than a caveat for form's sake. It\n    // reports one fact: this SDK is ignoring the directory because nothing declared it. A HOST\n    // embedding the SDK may be withholding the same directory for its own reasons — `theocode`\n    // gates repository configuration on a trust posture — and the SDK cannot see that gate.\n    //\n    // So in a host that is also withholding, following this advice makes the warning stop and\n    // changes nothing the user can do. That silence is honest about the SDK (it did stop ignoring\n    // the directory) and uninformative about the outcome. Measured by the `theocode` session with\n    // the control that settles it: a NATIVE `.theokit/` hook does not fire there either, so the\n    // host's gate — not this declaration — is what holds the capability back.\n    //\n    // Nothing here can fix that. If a host ever gains a way to say \"I am withholding this too\",\n    // this is the line where that belongs.\n    diagFailure(\n      `[theokit] ${adapter.dirName}/ is present but not declared, so its hooks, skills, subagents, ` +\n        `plugins and rules are ignored. To read it, add ` +\n        `{\"compat\":{\"adapters\":[\"${adapter.kind}\"]}} to .theokit/config.json — or, if you embed ` +\n        `this SDK, pass local: { compatSources: [\"${adapter.kind}\"] } ` +\n        `(usetheokit/theokit-sdk#524).\\n`,\n    );\n  }\n}\n","/**\n * Path resolution for SDK state files (ADR D60).\n *\n * Theokit anchors state at `<cwd>/.theokit/` by default (per-cwd). An\n * optional `THEOKIT_HOME` environment variable overrides this, enabling\n * test isolation, profile switching, and multi-tenant deployments.\n *\n * Rules:\n *   - `getTheokitHome(cwd)` is the canonical resolver **for cwd-anchored state**. Never hardcode\n *     `path.join(cwd, \".theokit\")` in callers — use this function so tests\n *     and overrides stay consistent.\n *\n *     M94 — this comment said \"the ONLY canonical resolver\", and stopped being true: the\n *     transcript gained `transcriptRoot()`, which is **home-anchored** (`~/.theokit`) with the same\n *     `THEOKIT_HOME` override. The two defaults differ on purpose — unifying would move the\n *     transcript of everyone who does NOT set the variable, which is a data migration and not a\n *     re-export.\n *\n *     A consequence worth writing down: **without `THEOKIT_HOME` the state stays split in two**\n *     — registry in `<cwd>/.theokit`, transcript in `~/.theokit`. M94 unifies only for those who set\n *     the variable. Unifying both defaults is another milestone's work.\n *   - `getProfilesRoot()` is intentionally home-anchored (not affected by\n *     `THEOKIT_HOME`) so `theokit profile list` discovers all profiles\n *     regardless of which is active.\n *   - `displayTheokitHome(cwd)` returns a human-readable path for logs.\n *\n * @internal\n */\n\nimport { homedir } from \"node:os\";\nimport { join } from \"node:path\";\n\nimport {\n  adaptersForSurface,\n  type CompatSourceDeclaration,\n  type CompatSurface,\n  THEOKIT_DIR_LITERAL,\n} from \"../runtime/compat/foreign-config-sources.js\";\n\n// The directory names live with the dialect registry that owns them — a name is one third of what a\n// configuration dialect is, and keeping the three together is what stops the next one shipping\n// without its runtime contract (#522).\n\n/**\n * Resolve the directory cwd-anchored SDK state lives in.\n *\n * `THEOKIT_HOME` wins when it is set and not blank after trimming; the trimmed value is used, and\n * it is used VERBATIM — it is not resolved against `cwd`, so a relative value stays relative and\n * `.theokit` is not appended to it. Otherwise the answer is `<cwd>/.theokit`.\n *\n * The environment is read on every call, so a change to the variable takes effect immediately\n * rather than being frozen at import.\n *\n * This creates nothing and checks nothing: the returned path may not exist, and the caller owns\n * the `mkdir`. Call it instead of writing `join(cwd, \".theokit\")` by hand, or the override stops\n * working for that one call site and tests silently touch the real home.\n *\n * Not the whole story about where state lives — the transcript is home-anchored via\n * `transcriptRoot()`, honoring the same variable but defaulting to `~/.theokit`. With\n * `THEOKIT_HOME` unset, state is genuinely split between two roots.\n *\n * Semver-exempt: reachable via the `@theokit/sdk/internal/persistence` sub-path, which the package\n * declares in `exports` but does NOT cover with its semver contract.\n */\nexport function getTheokitHome(cwd: string): string {\n  const override = process.env.THEOKIT_HOME?.trim();\n  if (override !== undefined && override.length > 0) {\n    return override;\n  }\n  return join(cwd, THEOKIT_DIR_LITERAL);\n}\n\n/**\n * The project's own configuration root: `<cwd>/.theokit`, always — never `THEOKIT_HOME`.\n *\n * `THEOKIT_HOME` relocates cwd-anchored SDK STATE (sessions, credentials). A project's\n * CONFIGURATION belongs to the repository: hooks, MCP servers, context sources, subagents, the\n * personality a project declares, all committed to git and shared by a team. Following the\n * override for any of them would move where a project's declared capabilities come from — a\n * behaviour change wearing the costume of a refactor, which is exactly what this function exists\n * to make impossible to do by accident: every config-class reader calls this instead of writing\n * `join(cwd, \".theokit\")` by hand.\n *\n * NOT for the `.claude/`-style foreign roots {@link adaptersForSurface} adds — those are additive,\n * opt-in, and each has its own directory name.\n *\n * Semver-exempt: reachable via the `@theokit/sdk/internal/persistence` sub-path, which the package\n * declares in `exports` but does NOT cover with its semver contract.\n */\nexport function theokitConfigRoot(cwd: string): string {\n  return join(cwd, THEOKIT_DIR_LITERAL);\n}\n\n/**\n * Every directory a project's configuration may be read from, in precedence order.\n *\n * `.theokit` first — via {@link theokitConfigRoot}, so it is NEVER affected by `THEOKIT_HOME` for\n * the reason documented there — then `.claude`. The order is the whole contract: a project that\n * declares a skill, agent or rule in both means the explicit namespace to win, and a caller merging\n * these roots must therefore keep the FIRST occurrence of a name rather than the last.\n *\n * `.claude` is read because the formats already agree and only the location did not. Measured\n * 2026-08-26: the SKILL.md frontmatter this SDK requires (`name` + `description`) is exactly what\n * the CLI writes, its hook config is the same JSON shape, and 59 of the CLI's agent declarations\n * parse here unchanged. A repository set up for the CLI was failing on the directory name alone.\n *\n * NOT a rename of `.theokit`, and not a migration. Both are read, so nothing that works today stops\n * working — which is why this returns a LIST and not a single resolved answer.\n *\n * Creates nothing and checks nothing; either path may not exist, and the caller owns that.\n *\n * Semver-exempt: reachable via the `@theokit/sdk/internal/persistence` sub-path, which the package\n * declares in `exports` but does NOT cover with its semver contract.\n */\nexport function projectConfigRoots(\n  cwd: string,\n  sources: readonly CompatSourceDeclaration[],\n  surface: CompatSurface,\n): string[] {\n  const own = nativeAdmitsSurface(sources, surface) ? [theokitConfigRoot(cwd)] : [];\n  return [\n    ...own,\n    ...adaptersForSurface(foreignOnly(sources), surface).map((a) => join(cwd, a.dirName)),\n  ];\n}\n\n/** The kind a consumer names to declare THIS package's own root. */\nconst NATIVE_KIND = \"theokit\";\n\n/**\n * #631 — whether the native root contributes `surface`.\n *\n * Undeclared means every surface, which is what this function returned unconditionally before and\n * is what every existing caller gets. A consumer that names the kind is opting into the same\n * per-surface contract a foreign dialect already has, and the defaults match on purpose: a bare\n * string admits everything, an object admits exactly what its `import` lists. Two vocabularies that\n * look identical and disagree about the default would be worse than one.\n *\n * The asymmetry this closes had a measured cost. `hookConfigCandidates` reads `settings.json` from\n * every root, so a consumer keeping its own configuration in `.theokit/settings.json` had that\n * file's `hooks` key executed by this package, and `settingSources` gave it no way to decline: it\n * grants a foreign dialect per SOURCE, not per surface, so dropping `claude-code` to avoid its\n * hooks would also drop its skills, agents and rules.\n */\nfunction nativeAdmitsSurface(\n  sources: readonly CompatSourceDeclaration[],\n  surface: CompatSurface,\n): boolean {\n  const declared = sources.filter((s) => (typeof s === \"string\" ? s : s.kind) === NATIVE_KIND);\n  if (declared.length === 0) return true;\n  return declared.some((s) => (typeof s === \"string\" ? true : (s.import ?? []).includes(surface)));\n}\n\n/**\n * The native declaration is consumed here and must not reach `adaptersForSurface`, which resolves\n * kinds to FOREIGN adapters. It would be dropped there as unrecognised — harmlessly, today — but\n * relying on that would make this behaviour depend on another function failing to find something,\n * which is the kind of coupling that breaks the moment an adapter of that name is added.\n */\nfunction foreignOnly(\n  sources: readonly CompatSourceDeclaration[],\n): readonly CompatSourceDeclaration[] {\n  return sources.filter((s) => (typeof s === \"string\" ? s : s.kind) !== NATIVE_KIND);\n}\n\n/**\n * Every directory that may hold a plugin BUNDLE contributed by the Claude Code CLI.\n *\n * A CLI plugin is not a JS entry point — it is a folder whose `skills/` and `agents/` are what it\n * exists to provide. Measured 2026-08-26 on an installed one: seven agents and three skills beside\n * a manifest in `.claude-plugin/plugin.json`. Parsing that manifest and stopping there produced a\n * plugin that loaded and did nothing.\n *\n * Project-scoped deliberately. The CLI also keeps plugins under `~/.claude/plugins/cache`, behind\n * its own installer and enable/disable state — reproducing that is an installation system, not\n * reading a project's configuration, and guessing at someone's enablement would run code they\n * turned off.\n */\nexport function pluginBundleRoots(\n  cwd: string,\n  sources: readonly CompatSourceDeclaration[],\n): string[] {\n  // Always the `plugins` surface, including when the caller wants the SKILLS a bundle carries.\n  // A bundle is code, and its skills arrive attached to it: admitting `skills` alone must not\n  // reach inside a foreign plugin directory, or the narrower permission would silently grant the\n  // wider one. `skills-manager` and `subagents-loader` both read bundle contents and both go\n  // through here, so the rule holds in one place rather than three.\n  return projectConfigRoots(cwd, sources, \"plugins\").map((root) => join(root, \"plugins\"));\n}\n\n/**\n * The directory holding every profile: always `~/.theokit/profiles`, from `os.homedir()`.\n *\n * Deliberately NOT affected by `THEOKIT_HOME`, which is the one thing to remember about it. If it\n * followed the override, a session pointed at one profile would only be able to see that profile,\n * and `theokit profile list` could never enumerate the rest. Profiles are the thing the override\n * switches between, so their index cannot live behind it.\n *\n * Takes no `cwd` for the same reason. Creates nothing; the path may not exist.\n *\n * Semver-exempt: reachable via the `@theokit/sdk/internal/persistence` sub-path, which the package\n * declares in `exports` but does NOT cover with its semver contract.\n */\nexport function getProfilesRoot(): string {\n  return join(homedir(), THEOKIT_DIR_LITERAL, \"profiles\");\n}\n\n/**\n * The same path `getTheokitHome(cwd)` returns, shortened for display: the home directory prefix\n * collapses to `~`, so `/home/ada/.theokit` prints as `~/.theokit`.\n *\n * For humans only — log lines, CLI output, error messages. The result is NOT a usable path: `~`\n * is a shell convention that `fs` does not expand, so passing this to a filesystem call resolves\n * a literal directory named `~` relative to the process cwd. Use `getTheokitHome` for anything\n * that touches disk.\n *\n * Collapsing is a prefix match on the home directory followed by a literal `/`, so a sibling like\n * `/home/adalovelace` is left alone even though `/home/ada` is a string prefix of it. A path\n * outside the home directory comes back unchanged — and so does a Windows path, where the\n * separator is a backslash and the prefix test therefore never matches.\n *\n * Semver-exempt: reachable via the `@theokit/sdk/internal/persistence` sub-path, which the package\n * declares in `exports` but does NOT cover with its semver contract.\n */\nexport function displayTheokitHome(cwd: string): string {\n  const resolved = getTheokitHome(cwd);\n  const home = homedir();\n  if (resolved === home) return \"~\";\n  if (resolved.startsWith(`${home}/`)) {\n    return `~${resolved.slice(home.length)}`;\n  }\n  return resolved;\n}\n"]}

package/dist/{chunk-BUUUWQMB.cjs → chunk-PNL63WDP.cjs}

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 'use strict';
 
-var module$1 = require('module');
+var node_module = require('node:module');
 
 var _documentCurrentScript = typeof document !== 'undefined' ? document.currentScript : null;
 // src/internal/telemetry/tracer-loader.ts
@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ function getTracer(name, version = "1.0.0") {
   const cached = tracerCache.get(name);
   if (cached !== void 0) return cached.tracer ?? void 0;
   try {
-    const r = module$1.createRequire((typeof document === 'undefined' ? require('u' + 'rl').pathToFileURL(__filename).href : (_documentCurrentScript && _documentCurrentScript.tagName.toUpperCase() === 'SCRIPT' && _documentCurrentScript.src || new URL('chunk-BUUUWQMB.cjs', document.baseURI).href)));
+    const r = node_module.createRequire((typeof document === 'undefined' ? require('u' + 'rl').pathToFileURL(__filename).href : (_documentCurrentScript && _documentCurrentScript.tagName.toUpperCase() === 'SCRIPT' && _documentCurrentScript.src || new URL('chunk-PNL63WDP.cjs', document.baseURI).href)));
     const otel = r("@opentelemetry/api");
     if (otel.trace?.getTracer === void 0) {
       tracerCache.set(name, { tracer: null });
@@ -30,5 +30,5 @@ function getTracer(name, version = "1.0.0") {
 
 exports.getTracer = getTracer;
 exports.noopSpan = noopSpan;
-//# sourceMappingURL=chunk-BUUUWQMB.cjs.map
-//# sourceMappingURL=chunk-BUUUWQMB.cjs.map
+//# sourceMappingURL=chunk-PNL63WDP.cjs.map
+//# sourceMappingURL=chunk-PNL63WDP.cjs.map

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package/dist/{chunk-5645PMVU.cjs → chunk-PXYINWBC.cjs}

@@ -1,17 +1,17 @@
 'use strict';
 
 var chunkCEGU5AVD_cjs = require('./chunk-CEGU5AVD.cjs');
-var crypto = require('crypto');
-var fs = require('fs');
-var path = require('path');
+var node_crypto = require('node:crypto');
+var node_fs = require('node:fs');
+var node_path = require('node:path');
 var zod = require('zod');
 
 function credentialHome(config, env = {}) {
   const override = config.homeEnvVar !== void 0 ? env[config.homeEnvVar]?.trim() : void 0;
-  return override !== void 0 && override.length > 0 ? override : path.join(config.home, config.dirName);
+  return override !== void 0 && override.length > 0 ? override : node_path.join(config.home, config.dirName);
 }
 function authFilePath(config, env = {}) {
-  return path.join(credentialHome(config, env), config.fileName);
+  return node_path.join(credentialHome(config, env), config.fileName);
 }
 var CredentialError = class extends chunkCEGU5AVD_cjs.AuthenticationError {
   // Field, not an assignment in the constructor: `AuthenticationError.name` is `override readonly`
@@ -36,13 +36,13 @@ var oauthFileSchema = zod.z.object({
 var fileSchema = zod.z.union([oauthFileSchema, apiFileSchema]);
 function assertSecureModes(dirPath, path) {
   if (process.platform === "win32") return;
-  const dirMode = fs.statSync(dirPath).mode & 511;
+  const dirMode = node_fs.statSync(dirPath).mode & 511;
   if ((dirMode & 18) !== 0) {
     throw new CredentialError(
       `${dirPath} is writable by other users (mode ${dirMode.toString(8)}), so the credential file inside it can be replaced. Fix it with:  chmod 700 ${dirPath}`
     );
   }
-  const mode = fs.statSync(path).mode & 511;
+  const mode = node_fs.statSync(path).mode & 511;
   if ((mode & 63) !== 0) {
     throw new CredentialError(
       `${path} is readable by other users (mode ${mode.toString(8)}). A credential file must not be. Fix it with:  chmod 600 ${path}`
@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ function readAuthFile(config, env = {}) {
   const path = authFilePath(config, env);
   let raw;
   try {
-    raw = fs.readFileSync(path, "utf8");
+    raw = node_fs.readFileSync(path, "utf8");
   } catch (err) {
     if (err.code === "ENOENT") return void 0;
     throw new CredentialError(`cannot read ${path}: ${err.message}`);
@@ -121,24 +121,24 @@ function buildStorePayload(cred) {
 function writeCredential(cred, config, env = {}) {
   const payload = buildStorePayload(cred);
   const dir = credentialHome(config, env);
-  fs.mkdirSync(dir, { recursive: true, mode: 448 });
-  fs.chmodSync(dir, 448);
+  node_fs.mkdirSync(dir, { recursive: true, mode: 448 });
+  node_fs.chmodSync(dir, 448);
   const path = authFilePath(config, env);
-  const tmp = `${path}.tmp-${crypto.randomBytes(8).toString("hex")}`;
+  const tmp = `${path}.tmp-${node_crypto.randomBytes(8).toString("hex")}`;
   try {
-    const fd = fs.openSync(tmp, "wx", 384);
+    const fd = node_fs.openSync(tmp, "wx", 384);
     try {
-      fs.writeFileSync(fd, `${JSON.stringify(payload, null, 2)}
+      node_fs.writeFileSync(fd, `${JSON.stringify(payload, null, 2)}
 `);
-      fs.fsyncSync(fd);
+      node_fs.fsyncSync(fd);
     } finally {
-      fs.closeSync(fd);
+      node_fs.closeSync(fd);
     }
-    fs.chmodSync(tmp, 384);
-    fs.renameSync(tmp, path);
+    node_fs.chmodSync(tmp, 384);
+    node_fs.renameSync(tmp, path);
   } catch (err) {
     try {
-      fs.unlinkSync(tmp);
+      node_fs.unlinkSync(tmp);
     } catch {
     }
     throw new CredentialError(`cannot write ${path}: ${err.message}`);
@@ -153,5 +153,5 @@ exports.credentialHome = credentialHome;
 exports.readAuthFile = readAuthFile;
 exports.readStoredOAuth = readStoredOAuth;
 exports.writeCredential = writeCredential;
-//# sourceMappingURL=chunk-5645PMVU.cjs.map
-//# sourceMappingURL=chunk-5645PMVU.cjs.map
+//# sourceMappingURL=chunk-PXYINWBC.cjs.map
+//# sourceMappingURL=chunk-PXYINWBC.cjs.map

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The concrete case: `exec\n * resume --last` can write into the TUI's live session. Two interleaved appends to an append-only\n * file produce lines that are each individually valid and whose SEQUENCE is fiction — and nothing\n * reports it, because every line parses.\n *\n * ## Why an exclusive lockfile rather than `withFileLock`\n *\n * The plan's ADR D2 said to compose `withFileLock`, and that was the right instinct — do not build a\n * second lock mechanism. It turned out not to fit the SHAPE: `withFileLock(path, fn)` is\n * scope-based — it holds the lock for the duration of a callback. A session lease is **held across\n * turns**, for as long as the process owns the session, with an explicit `release()`. Wrapping the\n * whole session lifetime in a callback would invert control of the entire agent loop.\n *\n * So this uses the same underlying primitive `withFileLock` uses (an exclusive-create lockfile,\n * `wx`) with lease semantics on top. That keeps the mechanism single — the file-existence lock —\n * while giving it the lifetime the caller needs. The deviation from D2 is recorded here because the\n * plan's rationale (no second mechanism) still holds; only its shape assumption did not.\n *\n * ## Fail fast, never wait\n *\n * A second writer that WAITED would block `exec` behind a TUI session that can last hours. 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Call it on the path that already writes to\n   * the session — appending a turn — and the cross-host window stops being a lie about liveness.\n   *\n   * A no-op after `release()`: renewing a lease you no longer hold would re-create the lock file and\n   * hand this process ownership it gave up. That is the one direction of this API that could\n   * *create* the double-writer it exists to prevent.\n   */\n  renew(): void;\n}\n\n/**\n * Staleness window **between machines** — and only between them.\n *\n * 30 s from ACQUISITION. Calling it a \"heartbeat\" would be a lie: the record is written once, when\n * the lease is taken, and is **not** renewed on every write. An earlier version of this comment\n * claimed \"the owner touches the file on every acquisition, so a live process never crosses the\n * window\" — false twice over, and adversarial review measured both.\n *\n * On the **same host** this does not matter: `reclaimable` decides by `pid`, which is exact, and age\n * never enters the calculation. Across hosts it does matter, and it is a real limit: a **live**\n * remote owner loses the lease after 30 s, because there is no way to ask another machine whether\n * its process still exists.\n *\n * **The residue is now closable by the caller** (`agent-builder#118`). `SessionWriterLease.renew()`\n * re-stamps the record; calling it on the path that already writes to the session — appending a turn\n * — keeps a live owner from ever crossing the window. It costs one `write` of ~80 bytes on a file\n * that was previously written once per session.\n *\n * It is `renew()` and not an internal timer on purpose. A timer inside the lease would keep the event\n * loop alive (or need `unref` plus its own teardown), and it would renew a lease belonging to a\n * process that is hung rather than working — which is precisely the state the window exists to\n * detect. Tying the renewal to a real write means the record tracks **progress**, not mere existence.\n */\nexport const HEARTBEAT_WINDOW_MS = 30_000;\n\n/** Who holds the lock. Written as JSON into `.writer.lock`. */\ninterface LockOwner {\n  pid: number;\n  hostname: string;\n  mtime: number;\n}\n\n/** The ownership record for THIS process, stamped now. 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package/dist/{chunk-FBIDOOJM.cjs → chunk-QJVTDW3G.cjs}

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 'use strict';
 
 var chunkYJNYDJ2T_cjs = require('./chunk-YJNYDJ2T.cjs');
-var chunkMSW7LB2V_cjs = require('./chunk-MSW7LB2V.cjs');
+var chunkEOWIUDKG_cjs = require('./chunk-EOWIUDKG.cjs');
 var chunkRNXXYF22_cjs = require('./chunk-RNXXYF22.cjs');
 
 // src/internal/session/agent-session.ts
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   const key = chunkYJNYDJ2T_cjs.transcriptKey(loc.cwd, loc.agentId);
   const chained = (pendingWrites.get(key) ?? Promise.resolve()).then(async () => {
     try {
-      await chunkMSW7LB2V_cjs.persistTurn(store, loc, sessionId, turn);
+      await chunkEOWIUDKG_cjs.persistTurn(store, loc, sessionId, turn);
       const count = (recordCounts.get(key) ?? 0) + 1;
       recordCounts.set(key, count);
       if (turn.autoCompact !== void 0) {
-        const { autoCompactIfNeeded } = await import('./compact-session-CHBJOYWP.cjs');
+        const { autoCompactIfNeeded } = await import('./compact-session-PIDZQ7AR.cjs');
         const fired = await autoCompactIfNeeded({
           store,
           loc,
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   if (chunkYJNYDJ2T_cjs.hydratedKeys.has(key)) return;
   chunkYJNYDJ2T_cjs.hydratedKeys.add(key);
-  const persisted = await chunkMSW7LB2V_cjs.readSessionMessages(loc.store, agentId);
+  const persisted = await chunkEOWIUDKG_cjs.readSessionMessages(loc.store, agentId);
   if (persisted.length === 0) return;
   chunkYJNYDJ2T_cjs.sessions.set(agentId, persisted);
 }
@@ -114,5 +114,5 @@ exports.flushSessionWrites = flushSessionWrites;
 exports.getSessionMessages = getSessionMessages;
 exports.hydrateSession = hydrateSession;
 exports.persistTurnToTranscript = persistTurnToTranscript;
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-//# sourceMappingURL=chunk-FBIDOOJM.cjs.map
+//# sourceMappingURL=chunk-QJVTDW3G.cjs.map
+//# sourceMappingURL=chunk-QJVTDW3G.cjs.map