@wirecat/cli-core 0.582.0 → 0.584.0

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package/CHANGELOG.md CHANGED
@@ -5,6 +5,59 @@ Notable changes to `@wirecat/cli-core` (`@wirecat/cli-messaging` up to 0.261.0,
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  minor version may break callers, and says how under "Changed — may break callers". `pnpm docs:check` checks the
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  shape of this file.
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+ ## Unreleased
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+ ## 0.584.0 — 06.11.2026
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+
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+ ### Added
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+
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+ - **`schedule list` gives an agent schedule's cost caps.** `max_cost_usd` is the cap on one run (`--max-cost`, null
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+ when none) and `max_cost_per_day_usd` the daily cap in force, the schedule's `--max-cost-per-day` or the config's
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+ (0 for none), so a screen can show `$0.84 of $5.00`; the text line says `today $0.84 of $5.00`.
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+
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+ ### Fixed
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+ - **`schedule list`'s output schema describes what it prints.** `spent_today_usd`, and the last run's `cost_usd`
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+ and `skipped`, were printed but missing from the strict `scheduled_job` schema.
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+
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+ ## 0.583.0 — 05.11.2026
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+ ### Changed — may break callers
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+ - **`--compact` says a day once above its rows in a list in time order.** When a list's rows are sorted by time and
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+ a day holds three rows on average, a `# YYYY-MM-DD` line opens each day and its rows print only `HH:MM`. A
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+ 1,000-message `messages list` drops from 43 % to 41 % of JSON's tokens (53 % to 52 % of its bytes). A reader that
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+ parsed `MM-DD HH:MM` from such a row reads the day from the line above it. Searches and other unsorted lists are
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+ unchanged.
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+ - **An item answer's compact sections share one span line.** The days and zone are printed once, as
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+ `# <first>…<last> · <zone>` above the first section, not on every section's header (`projects status`,
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+ `projects evidence`).
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+ - **`projects status` leaves out what the answer already says.** `item.window` is gone (it is `meta.window`). A
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+ listed item drops `chat` when its `ref` is a message of that chat, drops `basis` when it is `store`, and a promise
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+ drops `data.source`, which equals its `basis`. `who.name` and a chat row's `role` are left out instead of `null`.
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+ The promise row of `--compact` prints `basis`. On the E7 fixture JSON goes from 3,998 to 3,676 bytes and compact
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+ from 1,511 to 1,387.
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+ - **Every mail finding kind needs `reason`.** A fact, a memory and a new contact had none or an optional one; the
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+ owner reads it beside each finding when he decides. A missing field is refused with its name, the finding and what
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+ that kind needs (`finding.missing-field`, `details.fields`, `details.needs`). Batches staged before keep theirs.
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+ ### Added
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+ - **`invoices` takes `number`.** `finance.invoices({ number })` lists the invoices whose printed number is exactly
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+ that, as `orders.list({ number })` does for orders.
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+ - **`MAIL_FINDING_FIELDS` and `mailFindingFieldsHelp()`.** The fields each mail finding kind needs and takes, the
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+ table the validator itself reads, so a host's `--help` lists them without drifting from the checks.
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+ ### Fixed
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+ - **A `messages reset` that leaves the mark where it is still counts.** It adds to `resets`, so the holder's next
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+ findings key is new, and says "mark unchanged … counted as a reset"; the answer gives `resets`. Before, it wrote
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+ nothing, and a run after it was refused with `mail-findings.key-used`.
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+ - **`review --holder` gives no `mail-findings.add` step when it gives no emails.**
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+ - **A task finding's `due_at` refusals say what is needed.** A date without a time and timezone, `due_at` without
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+ `due_evidence`, and `due_evidence` given as evidence objects each name the field and show the right form, such as
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+ `"due_at":"2026-11-09T09:00:00Z","due_evidence":["<reference>"]`.
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  ## 0.582.0 — 05.11.2026
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  ### Added
@@ -200,7 +200,9 @@ const cellOf = (item, column, clock) => {
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  if (!parts)
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  return { text: clean(iso) };
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  const day = parts.date.slice(5);
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- return { text: column.as === "day" ? day : `${day} ${parts.time}`, date: parts.date };
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+ return column.as === "day"
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+ ? { text: day, date: parts.date }
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+ : { text: `${day} ${parts.time}`, date: parts.date, time: parts.time };
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  }
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  case "count":
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  return typeof value === "number" && value !== 0
@@ -255,6 +257,22 @@ const sameEverywhere = (rows, index) => {
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  const first = rows[0]?.cells[index]?.text;
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  return first !== undefined && rows.every(({ cells }) => cells[index]?.text === first);
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  };
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+ const ordered = (dates) => dates.every((one, at) => at === 0 || one >= dates[at - 1]) ||
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+ dates.every((one, at) => at === 0 || one <= dates[at - 1]);
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+ /**
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+ * The column whose date is said once on a `# YYYY-MM-DD` line above its rows: a list in time order, such as a chat's
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+ * messages. Only when days hold three rows on average: with fewer, the day lines cost more than they save.
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+ */
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+ const dayColumn = (rows, shape, hoisted) => {
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+ const index = shape.columns.findIndex((column, at) => column.as === "time" && !hoisted[at]);
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+ if (index < 0)
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+ return -1;
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+ const dates = rows.map(({ cells }) => cells[index]?.date);
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+ if (dates.some((one) => one === undefined))
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+ return -1;
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+ const days = dates;
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+ return ordered(days) && new Set(days).size * 3 <= days.length ? index : -1;
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+ };
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  const rowsOfItems = (items, shape, clock, chars) => {
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  const dates = [];
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  const rows = items.map((item) => {
@@ -277,17 +295,30 @@ const rowsOfItems = (items, shape, clock, chars) => {
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  return [];
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  return [`${sourceOf(item, column) ?? fieldsOfColumn(column.field)[0]}: ${rows[0]?.cells[index]?.text}`];
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  });
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- const lines = rows.map(({ cells, text, item }) => {
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+ const byDay = dayColumn(rows, shape, hoisted);
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+ let shownDay;
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+ const lines = rows.flatMap(({ cells, text, item }) => {
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  const parts = cells.map((cell, index) => (hoisted[index] ? undefined : cell?.text));
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+ const dayLine = [];
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+ const cell = cells[byDay];
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+ if (byDay >= 0 && cell?.date && cell.time) {
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+ if (cell.date !== shownDay)
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+ dayLine.push(`# ${cell.date}`);
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+ shownDay = cell.date;
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+ parts[byDay] = cell.time;
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+ }
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  const shortened = prefix ? clean(prefix) : undefined;
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  if (shortened && parts[0]?.startsWith(shortened))
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  parts[0] = `#${parts[0].slice(shortened.length)}`;
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  const shown = [...parts, text].filter((part) => part !== undefined && part !== "");
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- return guarded(shown.length ? shown.join(" · ") : item ? blockLine(item, chars) : "");
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+ return [...dayLine, guarded(shown.length ? shown.join(" · ") : item ? blockLine(item, chars) : "")];
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  });
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+ const header = [...(prefix ? [`ref: ${clean(prefix)}<id>`] : []), ...named];
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+ return { header, lines, dates };
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+ };
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+ const spanOf = (dates, clock) => {
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  const when = span(dates);
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- const header = [...(prefix ? [`ref: ${clean(prefix)}<id>`] : []), ...named, ...(when ? [when, clock.zone] : [])];
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- return { header, lines };
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+ return when ? [when, clock.zone] : [];
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  };
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  const blockLine = (fields, chars) => blockOf(fields, chars).join(" ");
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  /** A record as `field: value` lines; a nested record is indented under its field, a list of records counted. */
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  const chars = options.textChars ?? TEXT_CHARS;
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  let lines = [];
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  if ("items" in body) {
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- const { header, lines: rows } = rowsOfItems(body.items, shape, clock, chars);
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- lines = (header.length ? [`# ${header.join(" · ")}`] : []).concat(rows.length ? rows : ["# nothing found"]);
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+ const { header, lines: rows, dates } = rowsOfItems(body.items, shape, clock, chars);
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+ const head = [...header, ...spanOf(dates, clock)];
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+ lines = (head.length ? [`# ${head.join(" · ")}`] : []).concat(rows.length ? rows : ["# nothing found"]);
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  }
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+ let drawn = [];
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- lines = lines.concat([`# ${[`${clean(name)}: ${list.length}`, ...header].join(" · ")}`], rows);
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+ const { header, lines: rows, dates: more } = rowsOfItems(list, rowsOf(entity), clock, chars);
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+ dates = dates.concat(more);
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+ drawn = drawn.concat([`# ${[`${clean(name)}: ${list.length}`, ...header].join(" · ")}`], rows);
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+ const when = spanOf(dates, clock);
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+ lines = lines.concat(when.length ? [`# ${when.join(" · ")}`] : [], drawn);
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  else if (present(body.item))
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  lines = [guarded(cut(clean(String(body.item)), chars))];
@@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ export { botTemplate } from "../entities/list-results.js";
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  export { syncProgress } from "../entities/store-records.js";
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  export { isCliFailure, isCommanderFailure } from "../errors/failures.js";
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  export { type AppErrors, failureContext } from "../errors/reasons.js";
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+ export { mailFindingFieldsHelp } from "../mail/findings.js";
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  export { botInstructions } from "../mcp/bot/instructions.js";
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  export type { BotServerOptions, RunBotCommand } from "../mcp/bot/server.js";
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  export type { HttpOptions } from "../mcp/http/serve.js";
package/dist/cli/index.js CHANGED
@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ export { botTemplate } from "../entities/list-results.js";
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  export { syncProgress } from "../entities/store-records.js";
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  export { isCliFailure, isCommanderFailure } from "../errors/failures.js";
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  export { failureContext } from "../errors/reasons.js";
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+ export { mailFindingFieldsHelp } from "../mail/findings.js";
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  export { botInstructions } from "../mcp/bot/instructions.js";
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  export { callMeetingPreparationTool, meetingPreparationTool } from "../mcp/meeting-preparation.js";
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  export { callMeetingProjectCandidatesTool, meetingProjectCandidatesTool } from "../mcp/meeting-project-candidates.js";
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  columns: [
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  ...where,
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  { field: "at", as: "day" },
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- { field: "data.source" },
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+ { field: "basis" },
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  { field: "data.side" },
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  readonly project: v.StringSchema<undefined>;
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  readonly key: v.NullableSchema<v.StringSchema<undefined>, undefined>;
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  readonly name: v.StringSchema<undefined>;
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- readonly window: v.StrictObjectSchema<{
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- readonly since: v.StringSchema<undefined>;
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- readonly until: v.StringSchema<undefined>;
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- }, undefined>;
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  readonly chat: v.StringSchema<undefined>;
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+ readonly role: v.OptionalSchema<v.StringSchema<undefined>, undefined>;
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+ readonly name: v.OptionalSchema<v.StringSchema<undefined>, undefined>;
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- mailBatch: schedule.mailBatch,
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- maxCostPerDay: schedule.maxCostPerDay,
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- }),
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- };
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+ const { mailWaitMinutes, mailBatch, maxCostPerDay } = limitsOf(self, schedule);
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- ...(schedule.kind === "agent" ? { spentTodayUsd: spentToday(scheduleFile(state, schedule.name)) } : {}),
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+ ...(schedule.kind === "agent"
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+ ? {
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+ spentTodayUsd: spentToday(scheduleFile(state, schedule.name)),
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+ maxCostUsd: runCapOf(schedule.argv),
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+ maxCostPerDayUsd: limitsOf(this, schedule).maxCostPerDay,
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+ }
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+ : {}),
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  return "";
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  return rows
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- .map(({ name, kind, when, last, spentTodayUsd }) => [
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+ .map(({ name, kind, when, last, spentTodayUsd, maxCostPerDayUsd }) => [
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  name,
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  kind,
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  when,
@@ -366,7 +380,9 @@ export const scheduleCommandFor = ({ app, context: contextOf, newMail, limits: c
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  `${last.failures} in a row${last.reason ? `: ${last.reason}` : ""} — ${last.output}`
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  : "")
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  : "not run yet",
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- ...(spentTodayUsd ? [`today ${usd(spentTodayUsd)}`] : []),
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+ ...(spentTodayUsd
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+ ? [`today ${usd(spentTodayUsd)}${maxCostPerDayUsd ? ` of ${usd(maxCostPerDayUsd)}` : ""}`]
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+ : []),
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  ...(last?.skipped
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  : []),
@@ -3979,7 +3979,15 @@ export declare const ENTITIES: {
3979
3979
  readonly error_code: v.OptionalSchema<v.StringSchema<undefined>, undefined>;
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  readonly failing_since: v.OptionalSchema<v.SchemaWithPipe<readonly [v.StringSchema<undefined>, v.IsoTimestampAction<string, "an ISO 8601 time in UTC">, v.EndsWithAction<string, "Z", "an ISO 8601 time in UTC, ending in `Z`">]>, undefined>;
3981
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  readonly failures: v.OptionalSchema<v.NumberSchema<undefined>, undefined>;
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+ readonly cost_usd: v.OptionalSchema<v.NumberSchema<undefined>, undefined>;
3983
+ readonly skipped: v.OptionalSchema<v.StrictObjectSchema<{
3984
+ readonly at: v.SchemaWithPipe<readonly [v.StringSchema<undefined>, v.IsoTimestampAction<string, "an ISO 8601 time in UTC">, v.EndsWithAction<string, "Z", "an ISO 8601 time in UTC, ending in `Z`">]>;
3985
+ readonly why: v.StringSchema<undefined>;
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+ }, undefined>, undefined>;
3982
3987
  }, undefined>, undefined>;
3988
+ readonly spent_today_usd: v.OptionalSchema<v.NumberSchema<undefined>, undefined>;
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+ readonly max_cost_usd: v.OptionalSchema<v.NullableSchema<v.NumberSchema<undefined>, undefined>, undefined>;
3990
+ readonly max_cost_per_day_usd: v.OptionalSchema<v.NumberSchema<undefined>, undefined>;
3983
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  }, undefined>;
3984
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  readonly call_record: v.StrictObjectSchema<{
3985
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@@ -5936,6 +5944,7 @@ export declare const ENTITIES: {
5936
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  readonly subject: v.OptionalSchema<v.SchemaWithPipe<readonly [v.StringSchema<undefined>, v.RegexAction<string, "a reference such as `note:42`">]>, undefined>;
5937
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  readonly type: v.PicklistSchema<readonly ["fact", "statement", "question", "decision", "promise"], undefined>;
5938
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  readonly statement: v.StringSchema<undefined>;
5947
+ readonly reason: v.OptionalSchema<v.StringSchema<undefined>, undefined>;
5939
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  }, undefined>, v.StrictObjectSchema<{
5940
5949
  readonly id: v.SchemaWithPipe<readonly [v.StringSchema<undefined>, v.MinLengthAction<string, 1, undefined>]>;
5941
5950
  readonly evidence: v.ArraySchema<v.StrictObjectSchema<{
@@ -5960,6 +5969,7 @@ export declare const ENTITIES: {
5960
5969
  readonly body: v.StringSchema<undefined>;
5961
5970
  readonly subject: v.OptionalSchema<v.SchemaWithPipe<readonly [v.StringSchema<undefined>, v.RegexAction<string, "a reference such as `note:42`">]>, undefined>;
5962
5971
  readonly project: v.OptionalSchema<v.SchemaWithPipe<readonly [v.StringSchema<undefined>, v.RegexAction<string, "a reference such as `note:42`">]>, undefined>;
5972
+ readonly reason: v.OptionalSchema<v.StringSchema<undefined>, undefined>;
5963
5973
  }, undefined>, v.StrictObjectSchema<{
5964
5974
  readonly id: v.SchemaWithPipe<readonly [v.StringSchema<undefined>, v.MinLengthAction<string, 1, undefined>]>;
5965
5975
  readonly evidence: v.ArraySchema<v.StrictObjectSchema<{
@@ -57,7 +57,19 @@ export declare const scheduledJob: v.StrictObjectSchema<{
57
57
  readonly error_code: v.OptionalSchema<v.StringSchema<undefined>, undefined>;
58
58
  readonly failing_since: v.OptionalSchema<v.SchemaWithPipe<readonly [v.StringSchema<undefined>, v.IsoTimestampAction<string, "an ISO 8601 time in UTC">, v.EndsWithAction<string, "Z", "an ISO 8601 time in UTC, ending in `Z`">]>, undefined>;
59
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  readonly failures: v.OptionalSchema<v.NumberSchema<undefined>, undefined>;
60
+ readonly cost_usd: v.OptionalSchema<v.NumberSchema<undefined>, undefined>;
61
+ /** The last time a run did not start, and why: the day's cost cap, or too little new mail. */
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+ readonly skipped: v.OptionalSchema<v.StrictObjectSchema<{
63
+ readonly at: v.SchemaWithPipe<readonly [v.StringSchema<undefined>, v.IsoTimestampAction<string, "an ISO 8601 time in UTC">, v.EndsWithAction<string, "Z", "an ISO 8601 time in UTC, ending in `Z`">]>;
64
+ readonly why: v.StringSchema<undefined>;
65
+ }, undefined>, undefined>;
60
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  }, undefined>, undefined>;
67
+ /** Agent schedules: what today's runs cost, in US dollars. */
68
+ readonly spent_today_usd: v.OptionalSchema<v.NumberSchema<undefined>, undefined>;
69
+ /** Agent schedules: the cap on one run (`--max-cost`), null when none. */
70
+ readonly max_cost_usd: v.OptionalSchema<v.NullableSchema<v.NumberSchema<undefined>, undefined>, undefined>;
71
+ /** Agent schedules: the daily cap in force, the schedule's `--max-cost-per-day` or the config's; 0 for none. */
72
+ readonly max_cost_per_day_usd: v.OptionalSchema<v.NumberSchema<undefined>, undefined>;
61
73
  }, undefined>;
62
74
  export declare const botTemplate: v.StrictObjectSchema<{
63
75
  readonly name: v.NullableSchema<v.StringSchema<undefined>, undefined>;
@@ -41,7 +41,16 @@ export const scheduledJob = v.strictObject({
41
41
  error_code: v.optional(text),
42
42
  failing_since: v.optional(time),
43
43
  failures: v.optional(v.number()),
44
+ cost_usd: v.optional(v.number()),
45
+ /** The last time a run did not start, and why: the day's cost cap, or too little new mail. */
46
+ skipped: v.optional(v.strictObject({ at: time, why: text })),
44
47
  })),
48
+ /** Agent schedules: what today's runs cost, in US dollars. */
49
+ spent_today_usd: v.optional(v.number()),
50
+ /** Agent schedules: the cap on one run (`--max-cost`), null when none. */
51
+ max_cost_usd: v.optional(v.nullable(v.number())),
52
+ /** Agent schedules: the daily cap in force, the schedule's `--max-cost-per-day` or the config's; 0 for none. */
53
+ max_cost_per_day_usd: v.optional(v.number()),
45
54
  });
46
55
  export const botTemplate = v.strictObject({
47
56
  name: v.nullable(text),
@@ -41,6 +41,8 @@ export declare const mailFindings: v.StrictObjectSchema<{
41
41
  readonly subject: v.OptionalSchema<v.SchemaWithPipe<readonly [v.StringSchema<undefined>, v.RegexAction<string, "a reference such as `note:42`">]>, undefined>;
42
42
  readonly type: v.PicklistSchema<readonly ["fact", "statement", "question", "decision", "promise"], undefined>;
43
43
  readonly statement: v.StringSchema<undefined>;
44
+ /** Every new finding gives one; a batch staged before reason was needed on every kind has none. */
45
+ readonly reason: v.OptionalSchema<v.StringSchema<undefined>, undefined>;
44
46
  }, undefined>, v.StrictObjectSchema<{
45
47
  readonly id: v.SchemaWithPipe<readonly [v.StringSchema<undefined>, v.MinLengthAction<string, 1, undefined>]>;
46
48
  readonly evidence: v.ArraySchema<v.StrictObjectSchema<{
@@ -65,6 +67,7 @@ export declare const mailFindings: v.StrictObjectSchema<{
65
67
  readonly body: v.StringSchema<undefined>;
66
68
  readonly subject: v.OptionalSchema<v.SchemaWithPipe<readonly [v.StringSchema<undefined>, v.RegexAction<string, "a reference such as `note:42`">]>, undefined>;
67
69
  readonly project: v.OptionalSchema<v.SchemaWithPipe<readonly [v.StringSchema<undefined>, v.RegexAction<string, "a reference such as `note:42`">]>, undefined>;
70
+ readonly reason: v.OptionalSchema<v.StringSchema<undefined>, undefined>;
68
71
  }, undefined>, v.StrictObjectSchema<{
69
72
  readonly id: v.SchemaWithPipe<readonly [v.StringSchema<undefined>, v.MinLengthAction<string, 1, undefined>]>;
70
73
  readonly evidence: v.ArraySchema<v.StrictObjectSchema<{
@@ -30,6 +30,8 @@ const finding = v.variant("kind", [
30
30
  subject: v.optional(reference),
31
31
  type: v.picklist(FACT_TYPES),
32
32
  statement: text,
33
+ /** Every new finding gives one; a batch staged before reason was needed on every kind has none. */
34
+ reason: v.optional(text),
33
35
  }),
34
36
  v.strictObject({
35
37
  ...base,
@@ -48,6 +50,7 @@ const finding = v.variant("kind", [
48
50
  body: text,
49
51
  subject: v.optional(reference),
50
52
  project: v.optional(reference),
53
+ reason: v.optional(text),
51
54
  }),
52
55
  v.strictObject({ ...base, kind: v.literal("link"), from: reference, to: reference, reason: text }),
53
56
  v.strictObject({ ...base, kind: v.literal("new_contact"), address: text, name: text, reason: v.optional(text) }),
@@ -65,6 +65,7 @@ const OTHERS = [
65
65
  validation("mail-findings.invalid", "a checked mail findings batch would be refused; details.problems names why, finding by finding"),
66
66
  validation("mail-findings.key-used", "the findings batch key was already used for different input"),
67
67
  validation("finding.unknown-field", "a finding has a field its kind does not take"),
68
+ validation("finding.missing-field", "a finding leaves out a field its kind needs"),
68
69
  validation("document.changed", "the document changed while it was read; nothing was saved"),
69
70
  ["document.not-imported", "not_found", "the document is not imported in this source account"],
70
71
  ["extraction.invalid-proposals", "invalid_response", "the model's memory proposals could not be used"],
@@ -78,6 +78,8 @@ const mailMarkReset = v.strictObject({
78
78
  bulk: v.number(),
79
79
  /** Emails between the two marks it skips again: drafts, envelopes, suspicious senders, partial mail. */
80
80
  skipped: v.number(),
81
+ /** How often the owner moved this mark back, this reset counted even when the mark stays: the findings key names it. */
82
+ resets: v.number(),
81
83
  /** Nothing moved: `--dry-run` only counts. */
82
84
  dry_run: v.boolean(),
83
85
  });
@@ -102,7 +104,8 @@ export const resetMarkCommand = (mail) => answerEntity(annotate(new Command("res
102
104
  .summary("move a holder's processing mark back, so it reads that mail again (owner only)")
103
105
  .description("the owner moves a holder's mark back past the mail received since --since-time, or past the last --last " +
104
106
  "emails it was given; its next reviews give that mail again. The answer says how many emails it reads " +
105
- "again. An agent cannot: a holder only moves its own mark forward, with `messages acknowledge`")
107
+ "again. Every reset counts, even one that leaves the mark where it is, so the holder's next findings key " +
108
+ "is new. An agent cannot: a holder only moves its own mark forward, with `messages acknowledge`")
106
109
  .requiredOption("--holder <name>", "whose mark: lower-case letters, digits and dashes, such as mail-triage")
107
110
  .option("--since-time <time>", "read again what was received since this ISO 8601 time, or 2d ago")
108
111
  .option("--last <n>", "read again the last n emails the holder was given", wholeNumber)
@@ -125,12 +128,15 @@ export const resetMarkCommand = (mail) => answerEntity(annotate(new Command("res
125
128
  again: reset.again,
126
129
  bulk: reset.bulk,
127
130
  skipped: reset.skipped,
131
+ resets: reset.mark.resets,
128
132
  dry_run: reset.dry,
129
133
  };
130
134
  renderAnswer(this, outputFor(this), itemOf(item), () => {
131
135
  const mark = reset.mark.throughId === reset.fromId
132
- ? `the mark stays at ${reset.fromId}`
133
- : `the mark ${reset.dry ? "would move" : "moved"} from ${reset.fromId} to ${reset.mark.throughId}`;
136
+ ? `mark unchanged at ${reset.fromId}, ${reset.dry ? "would be counted" : "counted"} as a reset ` +
137
+ `(resets ${reset.mark.resets}): the next run gets a new findings key`
138
+ : `the mark ${reset.dry ? "would move" : "moved"} from ${reset.fromId} to ${reset.mark.throughId} ` +
139
+ `(resets ${reset.mark.resets})`;
134
140
  return (`${holder} ${reset.dry ? "would read" : "reads"} ${reset.again} emails again, and ${reset.bulk} bulk ` +
135
141
  `ones as excerpts unless they are newsletters; ${reset.skipped} are skipped again; ${mark}\n`);
136
142
  });
@@ -208,7 +208,7 @@ const holderReview = async (command, mail, holder, query) => {
208
208
  const step = stepsFor(mail.mount, mailbox);
209
209
  const answer = reviewAnswer(found, mailbox, true, step);
210
210
  const skipped = Object.entries(read.skipped).filter(([, count]) => count > 0);
211
- const stage = read.findingsKey === undefined ? [] : step("mail-findings.add", { key: read.findingsKey });
211
+ const stage = read.findingsKey === undefined || emails.length === 0 ? [] : step("mail-findings.add", { key: read.findingsKey });
212
212
  answer.next = [
213
213
  ...stage,
214
214
  ...step("mail-messages.acknowledge", { holder, cursor: read.cursor }),
@@ -233,7 +233,7 @@ const holderReview = async (command, mail, holder, query) => {
233
233
  const output = outputFor(command);
234
234
  renderAnswer(command, output, answer, () => {
235
235
  output.renderer.note(read.mark
236
- ? `${holder}: past ${read.mark.throughId}; findings key ${read.findingsKey}; acknowledge with --cursor ${read.cursor}${read.more ? "; more after these" : ""}`
236
+ ? `${holder}: past ${read.mark.throughId}${emails.length ? `; findings key ${read.findingsKey}` : ""}; acknowledge with --cursor ${read.cursor}${read.more ? "; more after these" : ""}`
237
237
  : `${holder} has no mark yet: it starts from now — acknowledge with --cursor ${read.cursor}`);
238
238
  return emails.map((hit) => `${hitText(hit)}${markText(marks.get(hit.id), hit.excerptOnly)}\n`).join("");
239
239
  });
@@ -11,7 +11,10 @@ interface Cited {
11
11
  evidence: FindingEvidence[];
12
12
  }
13
13
  export type MailTaskFinding = TaskFinding;
14
- export type MailFactFinding = FactFinding;
14
+ /** The owner reads `reason` beside every finding when he decides it, so every kind gives one. */
15
+ export type MailFactFinding = FactFinding & {
16
+ reason: string;
17
+ };
15
18
  export interface MailTaskUpdateFinding extends Cited {
16
19
  kind: "task_update";
17
20
  task: string;
@@ -27,6 +30,7 @@ export interface MailMemoryFinding extends Cited {
27
30
  body: string;
28
31
  subject?: string;
29
32
  project?: string;
33
+ reason: string;
30
34
  }
31
35
  /** Address → person, person → organization, or thread → project. */
32
36
  export interface MailLinkFinding extends Cited {
@@ -39,7 +43,7 @@ export interface MailNewContactFinding extends Cited {
39
43
  kind: "new_contact";
40
44
  address: string;
41
45
  name: string;
42
- reason?: string;
46
+ reason: string;
43
47
  }
44
48
  /** An invoice the mail carries; accepting it records the invoice through `store.finance`, confirmed. */
45
49
  export interface MailInvoiceFinding extends Cited {
@@ -139,6 +143,56 @@ export interface MailFindingsInput {
139
143
  extractor: string;
140
144
  findings: MailFinding[];
141
145
  }
146
+ /**
147
+ * What each kind takes besides `id`, `kind` and `evidence`, in the order the validator reads them: `needs` it refuses
148
+ * without, `may` it takes. `--help`, `details.allowed` and `details.needs` all read this table, so they cannot drift
149
+ * from the checks. Some fields go together (due_at with due_evidence) or replace each other (counterparty or
150
+ * counterparty_name); the check of each kind says which.
151
+ */
152
+ export declare const MAIL_FINDING_FIELDS: {
153
+ readonly task: {
154
+ readonly needs: readonly ["type", "title", "reason", "commitment"];
155
+ readonly may: readonly ["project", "dueAt", "dueEvidence", "assignee", "assigneeEvidence", "externalId", "sourceUrl"];
156
+ };
157
+ readonly task_update: {
158
+ readonly needs: readonly ["task", "change", "reason"];
159
+ readonly may: readonly ["dueAt", "detail"];
160
+ };
161
+ readonly fact: {
162
+ readonly needs: readonly ["type", "statement", "reason"];
163
+ readonly may: readonly ["subject", "project"];
164
+ };
165
+ readonly memory: {
166
+ readonly needs: readonly ["memoryKind", "scope", "body", "reason"];
167
+ readonly may: readonly ["subject", "project"];
168
+ };
169
+ readonly link: {
170
+ readonly needs: readonly ["from", "to", "reason"];
171
+ readonly may: readonly [];
172
+ };
173
+ readonly new_contact: {
174
+ readonly needs: readonly ["address", "name", "reason"];
175
+ readonly may: readonly [];
176
+ };
177
+ readonly invoice: {
178
+ readonly needs: readonly ["direction", "currency", "lines", "reason"];
179
+ readonly may: readonly ["counterparty", "counterpartyName", "counterpartyEmail", "total", "number", "issueDate", "dueDate", "project"];
180
+ };
181
+ readonly payment: {
182
+ readonly needs: readonly ["direction", "amount", "currency", "date", "reason"];
183
+ readonly may: readonly ["payer", "payerName", "payerEmail", "payee", "payeeName", "payeeEmail", "reference", "allocations", "project"];
184
+ };
185
+ readonly order: {
186
+ readonly needs: readonly ["purpose", "supplierName", "reason"];
187
+ readonly may: readonly ["customer", "customerName", "customerEmail", "supplier", "number", "total", "currency", "status", "orderDate", "fulfilledDate", "invoice", "payment", "project", "sourceUrl"];
188
+ };
189
+ readonly order_update: {
190
+ readonly needs: readonly ["supplierName", "number", "status", "reason"];
191
+ readonly may: readonly ["date"];
192
+ };
193
+ };
194
+ /** One line per kind, `kind: needed fields; optional ones`, for `mail findings add --help`. */
195
+ export declare const mailFindingFieldsHelp: () => string;
142
196
  export declare const validateMailFindings: (input: MailFindingsInput) => MailFindingsInput;
143
197
  /** Why one finding, or the batch when `finding` is null, would be refused. */
144
198
  export interface MailFindingProblem {
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ import { MEMORY_KINDS, MEMORY_SCOPES } from "../domain/knowledge.js";
5
5
  import { formatLocator, parseLocator } from "../domain/locator.js";
6
6
  import { ORDER_PURPOSES, ORDER_STATUSES } from "../domain/orders.js";
7
7
  import { parseReference } from "../domain/references.js";
8
- import { findingFields, findingHash, findingId, findingText, meetingTimestamp, validateBatch, validateFinding, validEvidence, } from "../meetings/index.js";
8
+ import { findingFields, findingHash, findingId, findingNeeds, findingText, meetingTimestamp, snakeCase, validateBatch, validateFinding, validEvidence, } from "../meetings/index.js";
9
9
  export { MAIL_FINDINGS_KIND } from "../store/mail-findings.js";
10
10
  /** At most this many findings in one run's batch, and per sender in it. */
11
11
  export const MAIL_FINDINGS_PER_RUN = 30;
@@ -30,6 +30,90 @@ const RULES = {
30
30
  anySubject: true,
31
31
  inboxTasks: true,
32
32
  };
33
+ /**
34
+ * What each kind takes besides `id`, `kind` and `evidence`, in the order the validator reads them: `needs` it refuses
35
+ * without, `may` it takes. `--help`, `details.allowed` and `details.needs` all read this table, so they cannot drift
36
+ * from the checks. Some fields go together (due_at with due_evidence) or replace each other (counterparty or
37
+ * counterparty_name); the check of each kind says which.
38
+ */
39
+ export const MAIL_FINDING_FIELDS = {
40
+ task: {
41
+ needs: ["type", "title", "reason", "commitment"],
42
+ may: ["project", "dueAt", "dueEvidence", "assignee", "assigneeEvidence", "externalId", "sourceUrl"],
43
+ },
44
+ task_update: { needs: ["task", "change", "reason"], may: ["dueAt", "detail"] },
45
+ fact: { needs: ["type", "statement", "reason"], may: ["subject", "project"] },
46
+ memory: { needs: ["memoryKind", "scope", "body", "reason"], may: ["subject", "project"] },
47
+ link: { needs: ["from", "to", "reason"], may: [] },
48
+ new_contact: { needs: ["address", "name", "reason"], may: [] },
49
+ invoice: {
50
+ needs: ["direction", "currency", "lines", "reason"],
51
+ may: [
52
+ "counterparty",
53
+ "counterpartyName",
54
+ "counterpartyEmail",
55
+ "total",
56
+ "number",
57
+ "issueDate",
58
+ "dueDate",
59
+ "project",
60
+ ],
61
+ },
62
+ payment: {
63
+ needs: ["direction", "amount", "currency", "date", "reason"],
64
+ may: [
65
+ "payer",
66
+ "payerName",
67
+ "payerEmail",
68
+ "payee",
69
+ "payeeName",
70
+ "payeeEmail",
71
+ "reference",
72
+ "allocations",
73
+ "project",
74
+ ],
75
+ },
76
+ order: {
77
+ needs: ["purpose", "supplierName", "reason"],
78
+ may: [
79
+ "customer",
80
+ "customerName",
81
+ "customerEmail",
82
+ "supplier",
83
+ "number",
84
+ "total",
85
+ "currency",
86
+ "status",
87
+ "orderDate",
88
+ "fulfilledDate",
89
+ "invoice",
90
+ "payment",
91
+ "project",
92
+ "sourceUrl",
93
+ ],
94
+ },
95
+ order_update: { needs: ["supplierName", "number", "status", "reason"], may: ["date"] },
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+ };
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+ const MAIL_FINDING_KINDS = Object.keys(MAIL_FINDING_FIELDS);
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+ /** The fixed values a field takes, shown in `--help` beside it; the checks read the same lists. */
99
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100
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+ memory: { memoryKind: MEMORY_KINDS, scope: MEMORY_SCOPES },
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+ };
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109
+ export const mailFindingFieldsHelp = () => MAIL_FINDING_KINDS.map((kind) => {
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+ const named = (field) => {
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+ const values = VALUES[kind]?.[field];
113
+ return values ? `${snakeCase(field)} ${values.join("|")}` : snakeCase(field);
114
+ };
115
+ return ` ${kind}: ${needs.map(named).join(", ")}${may.length ? `; optional ${may.map(named).join(", ")}` : ""}`;
116
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  const typeOf = (reference) => {
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119
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146
  return invalid("a finding is an object");
63
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64
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+ if (!MAIL_FINDING_KINDS.includes(raw.kind))
148
+ return invalid(`a mail finding is a ${MAIL_FINDING_KINDS.join(", ")}`);
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+ const { needs, may } = MAIL_FINDING_FIELDS[raw.kind];
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+ findingFields(raw, ["id", "kind", ...needs, ...may, "evidence"], RULES.singular);
151
+ findingNeeds(raw, needs, RULES.singular);
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+ if (raw.kind === "fact") {
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+ const { reason, ...fact } = raw;
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+ return { ...validateFinding(fact, RULES, ids), reason: findingText(reason, 2000) };
155
+ }
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  if (raw.kind === "task") {
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68
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70
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71
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72
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73
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74
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75
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76
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77
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78
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79
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+ const checked = validateFinding(task, RULES, ids);
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159
  return {
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82
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@@ -112,7 +191,6 @@ const one = (raw, ids) => {
112
191
  };
113
192
  switch (raw.kind) {
114
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  case "task_update": {
115
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116
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  const task = reference(raw.task, /^task:[A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9_.-]{0,63}$/, "a task update's task");
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118
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  if (change !== "close" && change !== "due" && change !== "detail")
@@ -135,7 +213,6 @@ const one = (raw, ids) => {
135
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  };
136
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137
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  case "memory": {
138
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139
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  if (!MEMORY_KINDS.includes(raw.memoryKind))
140
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  return invalid(`a memory's memory_kind is ${MEMORY_KINDS.join(", ")}`);
141
218
  if (!MEMORY_SCOPES.includes(raw.scope))
@@ -152,11 +229,11 @@ const one = (raw, ids) => {
152
229
  ? {}
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230
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154
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  ...(raw.project === undefined ? {} : { project: reference(raw.project, /^project:[1-9]\d*$/, "a project") }),
232
+ reason: findingText(raw.reason, 2000),
155
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  evidence,
156
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  };
157
235
  }
158
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  case "link": {
159
- findingFields(raw, ["id", "kind", "from", "to", "reason", "evidence"], RULES.singular);
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162
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  const wanted = LINKS[typeOf(from) ?? ""];
@@ -165,7 +242,6 @@ const one = (raw, ids) => {
165
242
  return { id, kind: "link", from, to, reason: findingText(raw.reason, 2000), evidence };
166
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  }
167
244
  case "new_contact": {
168
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169
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  const address = findingText(raw.address, 320).toLowerCase();
170
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  return invalid("a new contact's address is an email address");
@@ -174,28 +250,11 @@ const one = (raw, ids) => {
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  kind: "new_contact",
175
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  address,
176
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  name: findingText(raw.name, 200),
177
- ...(raw.reason === undefined ? {} : { reason: findingText(raw.reason, 2000) }),
253
+ reason: findingText(raw.reason, 2000),
178
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  evidence,
179
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  };
180
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  }
181
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  case "invoice": {
182
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183
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184
- "kind",
185
- "direction",
186
- "counterparty",
187
- "counterpartyName",
188
- "counterpartyEmail",
189
- "currency",
190
- "lines",
191
- "total",
192
- "number",
193
- "issueDate",
194
- "dueDate",
195
- "project",
196
- "reason",
197
- "evidence",
198
- ], RULES.singular);
199
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  if (!Array.isArray(raw.lines) || raw.lines.length < 1 || raw.lines.length > 50)
200
259
  return invalid("an invoice finding has 1–50 lines");
201
260
  const lines = raw.lines.map((line) => {
@@ -229,25 +288,6 @@ const one = (raw, ids) => {
229
288
  };
230
289
  }
231
290
  case "payment": {
232
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233
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234
- "kind",
235
- "direction",
236
- "payer",
237
- "payerName",
238
- "payerEmail",
239
- "payee",
240
- "payeeName",
241
- "payeeEmail",
242
- "amount",
243
- "currency",
244
- "date",
245
- "reference",
246
- "allocations",
247
- "project",
248
- "reason",
249
- "evidence",
250
- ], RULES.singular);
251
291
  let allocations;
252
292
  if (raw.allocations !== undefined) {
253
293
  if (!Array.isArray(raw.allocations) || raw.allocations.length < 1 || raw.allocations.length > 8)
@@ -280,28 +320,6 @@ const one = (raw, ids) => {
280
320
  };
281
321
  }
282
322
  case "order": {
283
- findingFields(raw, [
284
- "id",
285
- "kind",
286
- "purpose",
287
- "customer",
288
- "customerName",
289
- "customerEmail",
290
- "supplier",
291
- "supplierName",
292
- "number",
293
- "total",
294
- "currency",
295
- "status",
296
- "orderDate",
297
- "fulfilledDate",
298
- "invoice",
299
- "payment",
300
- "project",
301
- "sourceUrl",
302
- "reason",
303
- "evidence",
304
- ], RULES.singular);
305
323
  return {
306
324
  id,
307
325
  kind: "order",
@@ -324,7 +342,6 @@ const one = (raw, ids) => {
324
342
  };
325
343
  }
326
344
  case "order_update": {
327
- findingFields(raw, ["id", "kind", "supplierName", "number", "status", "date", "reason", "evidence"], RULES.singular);
328
345
  const status = oneOf(raw.status, ORDER_STATUSES, "an order update's status");
329
346
  if (raw.date !== undefined && status !== "delivered")
330
347
  return invalid("only a delivered order update gives date");
@@ -340,7 +357,7 @@ const one = (raw, ids) => {
340
357
  };
341
358
  }
342
359
  default:
343
- return invalid("a mail finding is a task, task_update, fact, memory, link, new_contact, invoice, payment, order or order_update");
360
+ return invalid(`a mail finding is a ${MAIL_FINDING_KINDS.join(", ")}`);
344
361
  }
345
362
  };
346
363
  /**
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ export { mailAccountKey } from "./account-key.js";
3
3
  export { DEFAULT_ATTACHMENT_POLICY, type MailAttachmentPolicy, POLICY_SKIPS } from "./attachments.js";
4
4
  export { BULK, bulkBox } from "./bulk.js";
5
5
  export { factsOf } from "./facts.js";
6
- export { MAIL_FINDINGS_KIND, MAIL_FINDINGS_PER_RUN, MAIL_FINDINGS_PER_SENDER, type MailFinding, type MailFindingsInput, mailFindingFingerprint, validateMailFindings, } from "./findings.js";
6
+ export { MAIL_FINDING_FIELDS, MAIL_FINDINGS_KIND, MAIL_FINDINGS_PER_RUN, MAIL_FINDINGS_PER_SENDER, type MailFinding, type MailFindingsInput, mailFindingFieldsHelp, mailFindingFingerprint, validateMailFindings, } from "./findings.js";
7
7
  export { GMAIL_ALL_MAIL, mailFolders } from "./folders.js";
8
8
  export { dropMissing, type Gone, tooManyGone } from "./gone.js";
9
9
  export { type AuthVerdicts, HEADER_FIELDS, headersOf, type MailHeaders, mailHeadersOf } from "./headers.js";
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ export { mailAccountKey } from "./account-key.js";
3
3
  export { DEFAULT_ATTACHMENT_POLICY, POLICY_SKIPS } from "./attachments.js";
4
4
  export { BULK, bulkBox } from "./bulk.js";
5
5
  export { factsOf } from "./facts.js";
6
- export { MAIL_FINDINGS_KIND, MAIL_FINDINGS_PER_RUN, MAIL_FINDINGS_PER_SENDER, mailFindingFingerprint, validateMailFindings, } from "./findings.js";
6
+ export { MAIL_FINDING_FIELDS, MAIL_FINDINGS_KIND, MAIL_FINDINGS_PER_RUN, MAIL_FINDINGS_PER_SENDER, mailFindingFieldsHelp, mailFindingFingerprint, validateMailFindings, } from "./findings.js";
7
7
  export { GMAIL_ALL_MAIL, mailFolders } from "./folders.js";
8
8
  export { dropMissing, tooManyGone } from "./gone.js";
9
9
  export { HEADER_FIELDS, headersOf, mailHeadersOf } from "./headers.js";
@@ -398,13 +398,12 @@ export const rewindMark = async (store, mailbox, holder, to, { now = Date.now(),
398
398
  skipped: count((said) => said !== "read" && said !== "held" && said !== "bulk"),
399
399
  dry,
400
400
  };
401
- if (through >= mark.throughId)
402
- return { mark, ...answer };
403
- const [last] = through > 0 ? await store.mail.emailsBefore(account.id, through + 1, 1) : [];
404
- const at = last?.id === through ? last.at : null;
401
+ // A reset that lands where the mark already is still counts: the owner asked for a fresh findings key.
402
+ const stays = through >= mark.throughId;
403
+ const [last] = !stays && through > 0 ? await store.mail.emailsBefore(account.id, through + 1, 1) : [];
405
404
  const next = {
406
- throughId: through,
407
- throughAt: at,
405
+ throughId: stays ? mark.throughId : through,
406
+ throughAt: stays ? mark.throughAt : last?.id === through ? last.at : null,
408
407
  held: mark.held.filter((id) => id <= through),
409
408
  suspicious: mark.suspicious.filter((id) => id <= through),
410
409
  read: mark.read,
@@ -65,6 +65,7 @@ export interface FindingsReceipt {
65
65
  }
66
66
  export declare const findingText: (value: unknown, limit: number) => string;
67
67
  export declare const findingHash: (value: unknown) => string;
68
+ export declare const snakeCase: (key: string) => string;
68
69
  /**
69
70
  * Refuses a field `allowed` does not list, naming it, the finding it is in and what that kind takes: an agent fixes
70
71
  * the batch from the message alone. `of` is the finding a nested object (an invoice line) belongs to.
@@ -73,6 +74,8 @@ export declare const findingFields: (value: object, allowed: string[], noun: str
73
74
  id?: unknown;
74
75
  kind?: unknown;
75
76
  }) => void;
77
+ /** Refuses a finding that leaves out a field `needed` lists, naming each one missing and all it needs. */
78
+ export declare const findingNeeds: (value: Record<string, unknown>, needed: readonly string[], noun: string) => void;
76
79
  /** What differs between findings kinds: their wording and what one cited reference must look like. */
77
80
  export interface FindingsRules {
78
81
  /** "meeting findings" */
@@ -96,7 +99,7 @@ export declare const findingId: (raw: unknown, ids: Set<string>) => string;
96
99
  /** One fact, payment or task finding, its ID added to `ids`. */
97
100
  export declare const validateFinding: (finding: Finding, rules: FindingsRules, ids: Set<string>) => Finding;
98
101
  /** A date's or assignee's support: references the finding's own evidence cites. */
99
- export declare const support: (value: unknown, evidence: readonly FindingEvidence[]) => string[];
102
+ export declare const support: (value: unknown, evidence: readonly FindingEvidence[], field: string) => string[];
100
103
  /** A batch's envelope — schema version, key, extractor — around 1–`most` findings each `one` checks. */
101
104
  export declare const validateBatch: <F>(input: {
102
105
  schemaVersion: 1;
@@ -12,7 +12,15 @@ export const findingText = (value, limit) => {
12
12
  return value.trim();
13
13
  };
14
14
  export const findingHash = (value) => createHash("sha256").update(JSON.stringify(value)).digest("hex");
15
- const snakeCase = (key) => key.replace(/[A-Z]/g, (letter) => `_${letter.toLowerCase()}`);
15
+ export const snakeCase = (key) => key.replace(/[A-Z]/g, (letter) => `_${letter.toLowerCase()}`);
16
+ const findingWhere = (of) => {
17
+ const id = typeof of.id === "string" ? of.id : null;
18
+ const kind = typeof of.kind === "string" ? of.kind : null;
19
+ return {
20
+ where: id || kind ? ` in ${[id, kind && `(${kind})`].filter(Boolean).join(" ")}` : "",
21
+ named: { ...(id ? { finding: id } : {}), ...(kind ? { kind } : {}) },
22
+ };
23
+ };
16
24
  /**
17
25
  * Refuses a field `allowed` does not list, naming it, the finding it is in and what that kind takes: an agent fixes
18
26
  * the batch from the message alone. `of` is the finding a nested object (an invoice line) belongs to.
@@ -23,16 +31,18 @@ export const findingFields = (value, allowed, noun, of = value) => {
23
31
  return;
24
32
  const fields = unknown.map(snakeCase);
25
33
  const takes = allowed.map(snakeCase);
26
- const id = typeof of.id === "string" ? of.id : null;
27
- const kind = typeof of.kind === "string" ? of.kind : null;
28
- const where = id || kind ? ` in ${[id, kind && `(${kind})`].filter(Boolean).join(" ")}` : "";
29
- throw new CliError("validation_error", `unknown ${noun} field${fields.length > 1 ? "s" : ""} ${fields.join(", ")}${where}; it takes ${takes.join(", ")}`, {
30
- reason: "finding.unknown-field",
31
- fields,
32
- allowed: takes,
33
- ...(id ? { finding: id } : {}),
34
- ...(kind ? { kind } : {}),
35
- });
34
+ const { where, named } = findingWhere(of);
35
+ throw new CliError("validation_error", `unknown ${noun} field${fields.length > 1 ? "s" : ""} ${fields.join(", ")}${where}; it takes ${takes.join(", ")}`, { reason: "finding.unknown-field", fields, allowed: takes, ...named });
36
+ };
37
+ /** Refuses a finding that leaves out a field `needed` lists, naming each one missing and all it needs. */
38
+ export const findingNeeds = (value, needed, noun) => {
39
+ const missing = needed.filter((key) => value[key] === undefined);
40
+ if (!missing.length)
41
+ return;
42
+ const fields = missing.map(snakeCase);
43
+ const needs = needed.map(snakeCase);
44
+ const { where, named } = findingWhere(value);
45
+ throw new CliError("validation_error", `missing ${noun} field${fields.length > 1 ? "s" : ""} ${fields.join(", ")}${where}; it needs ${needs.join(", ")}`, { reason: "finding.missing-field", fields, needs, ...named });
36
46
  };
37
47
  const SUBJECT = /^(person|organization|project):[1-9]\d*$|^task:[A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9_.-]{0,63}$/;
38
48
  /** A finding's cited evidence: 1–8 distinct references in `rules`' form, each with a 64-hex fingerprint. */
@@ -130,9 +140,12 @@ export const validateFinding = (finding, rules, ids) => {
130
140
  return invalid("a task finding type is bug, chore or feature");
131
141
  if (!["explicit", "inferred"].includes(finding.commitment))
132
142
  return invalid("task commitment must be explicit or inferred");
133
- if ((finding.dueAt === undefined) !== (finding.dueEvidence === undefined) ||
134
- (finding.assignee === undefined) !== (finding.assigneeEvidence === undefined))
135
- return invalid("optional dates and assignees require their supporting evidence");
143
+ if ((finding.dueAt === undefined) !== (finding.dueEvidence === undefined))
144
+ return invalid(`due_at comes with due_evidence: the ${rules.cited} references of this finding's evidence that give the date, ` +
145
+ `as a list of strings such as ["<reference>"]`);
146
+ if ((finding.assignee === undefined) !== (finding.assigneeEvidence === undefined))
147
+ return invalid(`assignee comes with assignee_evidence: the ${rules.cited} references of this finding's evidence that name ` +
148
+ `them, as a list of strings such as ["<reference>"]`);
136
149
  if (finding.assignee !== undefined &&
137
150
  (typeof finding.assignee !== "string" || !/^person:[1-9]\d*$/.test(finding.assignee)))
138
151
  return invalid("an assignee must be a person reference");
@@ -146,21 +159,25 @@ export const validateFinding = (finding, rules, ids) => {
146
159
  ...(finding.dueAt === undefined
147
160
  ? {}
148
161
  : {
149
- dueAt: meetingTimestamp(finding.dueAt, "finding due date"),
150
- dueEvidence: support(finding.dueEvidence, evidence),
162
+ dueAt: meetingTimestamp(finding.dueAt, "a task's due_at"),
163
+ dueEvidence: support(finding.dueEvidence, evidence, "due_evidence"),
151
164
  }),
152
165
  ...(finding.assignee === undefined
153
166
  ? {}
154
- : { assignee: finding.assignee, assigneeEvidence: support(finding.assigneeEvidence, evidence) }),
167
+ : {
168
+ assignee: finding.assignee,
169
+ assigneeEvidence: support(finding.assigneeEvidence, evidence, "assignee_evidence"),
170
+ }),
155
171
  };
156
172
  };
157
173
  /** A date's or assignee's support: references the finding's own evidence cites. */
158
- export const support = (value, evidence) => {
174
+ export const support = (value, evidence, field) => {
159
175
  if (!Array.isArray(value) ||
160
176
  value.length < 1 ||
161
177
  value.length > 8 ||
162
178
  value.some((ref) => typeof ref !== "string" || !evidence.some((item) => item.reference === ref)))
163
- return invalid("date and assignee support must cite the finding's evidence");
179
+ return invalid(`${field} lists 1–8 references this finding's evidence cites, as plain strings such as ["<reference>"], ` +
180
+ "not evidence objects");
164
181
  return [...new Set(value)].sort();
165
182
  };
166
183
  /** A batch's envelope — schema version, key, extractor — around 1–`most` findings each `one` checks. */
@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ export { entryInWindow, eventChange } from "./event-store.js";
9
9
  export { linkEvent } from "./events.js";
10
10
  export { exportMeeting, type MeetingExport, type MeetingExportFormat, type MeetingExportOptions, serializeVtt, } from "./export.js";
11
11
  export { type FindingEvidence, type FindingOutcome, findingHash, MEETING_FINDINGS_KIND, type MeetingFactFinding, type MeetingFinding, type MeetingFindingsInput, type MeetingFindingsReceipt, type MeetingTaskFinding, meetingFindingFingerprint, validateMeetingFindings, } from "./findings.js";
12
- export { type FactFinding, type Finding, type FindingsInput, type FindingsReceipt, type FindingsRules, findingFields, findingFingerprint, findingId, findingText, type PaymentFinding, type TaskFinding, validateBatch, validateFinding, validateFindings, validEvidence, } from "./findings-rules.js";
12
+ export { type FactFinding, type Finding, type FindingsInput, type FindingsReceipt, type FindingsRules, findingFields, findingFingerprint, findingId, findingNeeds, findingText, type PaymentFinding, snakeCase, type TaskFinding, validateBatch, validateFinding, validateFindings, validEvidence, } from "./findings-rules.js";
13
13
  export { liftMeetingFields, MEETING_HIT_QUERY, meetingWordsQuery, parseMeetingQuery } from "./hit-query.js";
14
14
  export { type ImportFile, importFiles } from "./import.js";
15
15
  export { MEETING_ISSUES, MEETING_QUERY, type MeetingIssue, type MeetingItem, type MeetingOwner, meeting, meetingIssuesOf, meetingItem, } from "./item.js";
@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ export { entryInWindow, eventChange } from "./event-store.js";
6
6
  export { linkEvent } from "./events.js";
7
7
  export { exportMeeting, serializeVtt, } from "./export.js";
8
8
  export { findingHash, MEETING_FINDINGS_KIND, meetingFindingFingerprint, validateMeetingFindings, } from "./findings.js";
9
- export { findingFields, findingFingerprint, findingId, findingText, validateBatch, validateFinding, validateFindings, validEvidence, } from "./findings-rules.js";
9
+ export { findingFields, findingFingerprint, findingId, findingNeeds, findingText, snakeCase, validateBatch, validateFinding, validateFindings, validEvidence, } from "./findings-rules.js";
10
10
  export { liftMeetingFields, MEETING_HIT_QUERY, meetingWordsQuery, parseMeetingQuery } from "./hit-query.js";
11
11
  export { importFiles } from "./import.js";
12
12
  export { MEETING_ISSUES, MEETING_QUERY, meeting, meetingIssuesOf, meetingItem, } from "./item.js";
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ export const meetingTimestamp = (value, name) => {
3
3
  if (typeof value !== "string" ||
4
4
  !/^\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}T.+(?:Z|[+-]\d{2}:\d{2})$/i.test(value) ||
5
5
  !Number.isFinite(Date.parse(value)))
6
- throw new CliError("validation_error", `${name} must be an ISO timestamp with a timezone`);
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+ throw new CliError("validation_error", `${name} must be an ISO timestamp with a timezone, such as 2026-11-09T09:00:00Z`);
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  const date = value.slice(0, 10);
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  const instant = Date.parse(`${date}T00:00:00Z`);
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  /** Issued or partly paid. */
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+ /** The number printed on it, exactly. */
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  }): Promise<Invoice[]>;
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  /** The owner sends a draft: its status then follows its allocations. */
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  issueInvoice(reference: string, by: Author): Promise<InvoiceDetail>;
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  return database
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  .prepare(`${INVOICES} WHERE i.deleted_at IS NULL AND (? IS NULL OR i.direction = ?) AND (? IS NULL OR i.status = ?) ` +
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  "AND (? IS NULL OR i.review = ?) AND (? IS NULL OR i.project_id = ?) " +
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- "AND (? IS NULL OR (i.counterparty_type = ? AND i.counterparty_id = ?)) " +
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+ "AND (? IS NULL OR (i.counterparty_type = ? AND i.counterparty_id = ?)) AND (? IS NULL OR i.number = ?) " +
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  `${filter.open ? "AND i.status IN ('issued', 'partly_paid') " : ""}AND ${by.sql} ` +
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  "ORDER BY i.created_at DESC, i.id DESC LIMIT ?")
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- .all(filter.direction ?? null, filter.direction ?? null, status, status, review, review, project, project, counterparty?.type ?? null, counterparty?.type ?? null, counterparty?.id ?? null, ...by.params, limitOf(filter.limit))
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+ .all(filter.direction ?? null, filter.direction ?? null, status, status, review, review, project, project, counterparty?.type ?? null, counterparty?.type ?? null, counterparty?.id ?? null, filter.number ?? null, filter.number ?? null, ...by.params, limitOf(filter.limit))
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  .map(invoiceOf);
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  },
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  issueInvoice: (reference, by) => {
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "@wirecat/cli-core",
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- "version": "0.582.0",
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+ "version": "0.584.0",
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  "description": "The messenger-neutral half of a messaging CLI: domain model, message locators, rendering, name resolution, the SQLite seam, the command skeleton and shared read commands, the send guard, run records and the message store",
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  "license": "Apache-2.0",
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  "author": "Viacheslav Ptsarev",