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-# Temporary Holding Version
+# birdwatch
 
-This version is a temporary placeholder for this package. An operational version to replace this has been submitted for review and is awaiting a staged release.
+Research from the open web, driven by an agent one step per command. The agent plans, triages,
+reviews and stops; birdwatch searches, opens pages, extracts findings behind a quote gate, checks
+them, and keeps every record in a ledger. Every finding is a sentence with a quote on a page the
+run read. `skills/birdwatch/SKILL.md` (in this repo) is how an agent drives it.
+
+Reading the web and files (the fetch ladder, HTML and PDF to text, video) is
+[`@wrenautomation/read`](https://github.com/wrenautomation/engine/tree/main/packages/read)'s. Every model call goes through
+[`@wrenautomation/models`](https://github.com/wrenautomation/engine/tree/main/packages/models). Until 0.29.0 this was three packages: raven (a model planner, gone at 0.30.0: the
+agent plans), falcon (`./document`) and weaver (the engine, sources, ledger and CLI).
+
+| Import | Does |
+|---|---|
+| `@wrenautomation/birdwatch/engine` | `Source` (a name, `search` and/or `open`, a cost), `registry` and the plan's allow-list; the agent's calls (`planRound`, `search`, `open`, `extract`, `check`, `add`, `accept`, `brief`), one step each; the judge's passes (`judgeHits`, `judgeDocuments`, `judgeFindings`, `judgeStats`); `fold` rebuilds a run's state from its records, so a step run again skips what is done; `Transient`, the failure worth another try; the ask and plan file shapes (`Ask`, `PlanFile`, `Query`, `QueryTree`, `Edge`, `Snapshot`) and a stock plan file per ask kind (`web`, `video`, `channel`, `person`, `site`: sources, budget, `age`, `rules`, the query tree's guide) |
+| `@wrenautomation/birdwatch/sources` | `searxng`, `exa` (search), `youtube` (search and read, yt-dlp), `fetcher` (open, the polite fetcher), `ladder` (open, autobrowse's fetch ladder up to a browser), `reddit` and `facebook` (open a thread or a group post through autobrowse's site routes), `google` (Google's own page through the desk's browser: each result a hit, the AI Overview one hit with its text as the snippet, each page it cites a hit), `arxiv` (search and read: the API inside `BIRDWATCH_ARXIV_CATEGORIES`, each hit led by its OpenAlex citation count and comment; the paper read whole from its HTML, else its PDF; one call per 3 s), `paste` (a person's URLs), `ledger` (hits earlier runs saw). A query with a `site` skips a searcher that cannot keep to it (`Source.keeps`: `youtube` keeps to YouTube only). A follow (`Source.follows`, `follow`) lists a page's author's posts (`youtube`: a channel's uploads, from a video or the channel, and a TikTok profile; `reddit`: a user's top posts and comments) or pages like it (`exa`: findSimilar) |
+| `@wrenautomation/birdwatch/ledger` | the records (`query`, `hit`, `document`, `finding`, `verdict`, `call`, `spend`, `snapshot`, `edge`, `done`, `steer`, `gap`, `check`, `pattern`, `found`, `judge`, `person`), `FilesLedger` (a folder: `runs/<run>/<writer>.jsonl`, `plans/<kind>.json`), `MemoryLedger`, yield rows per source, person, channel and kind |
+| `@wrenautomation/birdwatch/document` | the document side: `Document`, `Finding`, `Proof`, `Verdict` (zod), readers by media (`html`, `pdf`, `text`), `claimExtractor` (findings that quote the document, through the gate, and a verdict on the document: its quality and the ask's gap; no cap on findings or their length, and an answer the model's output cap cut is continued from its last kept quote), the `Model` seam it takes and the `Cut` a model throws when its cap cut an answer |
+
+Every record carries `from` (ai, human or tool) and `by` (an agent or model id, a source, a
+person). A person's keep or drop is the same record as the agent's. The plan file in
+`plans/<kind>.json` beside the ledger (sources, budget, age, rules, the tree guide) is where a run
+learns: `birdwatch learn <kind>` writes its next version from what a run taught, on the person's
+agreement; a kind with no tuned file runs the stock one (`birdwatch plans <kind>` prints it).
+`brief.guide` shows the kind's age sentence and rules to the agent.
+
+## CLI
+
+Needs Node 24+. `read` and `watch` need yt-dlp and ffmpeg.
+
+```sh
+npm i @wrenautomation/birdwatch
+npx birdwatch fetch https://example.com/report --contact you@example.com   # a page as text
+GEMINI_API_KEY=... npx birdwatch read https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=...    # captions + screen
+COHERE_API_KEY=... npx birdwatch read https://www.instagram.com/reel/...     # watched: speech, screen, cuts
+npx birdwatch list 'ytsearch10:cold email' --to 10                           # hits as JSON, no downloads
+npx birdwatch text report.pdf                                             # a file on disk as text
+npx birdwatch page saved.html --url https://example.com/report            # title, text, links as JSON
+COHERE_API_KEY=... npx birdwatch watch talk.mp4                           # speech, on-screen text, cuts
+npx birdwatch plans web > ledger/plans/web.json                           # a stock plan file, to tune
+```
+
+An agent (Claude Code, or any agent with a shell) drives the engine one command at a time: it
+plans, triages, reviews and stops in its own head, and the engine does the fixed work (search,
+open, extract behind the quote gate, check) and keeps the records. Every command prints JSON.
+
+```sh
+export BIRDWATCH_AGENT=claude-code                     # the agent's id on every record it writes
+birdwatch plan "how do staffing firms win repeat clients" --known "referrals convert"   # a run; prints its id
+birdwatch plan "who buys growth help" --premise "coaches are the buyer"   # a premise gets a tree facet that tests it
+birdwatch brief 01M5YS...                              # the ask, budget, sources, what is open, hits, findings, cost
+birdwatch recall staffing repeat clients --not 01M5YS... # earlier runs' findings: quote, URL, source date, run; --also <ledger> per extra folder
+birdwatch search 01M5YS... "staffing repeat client rate" --why "the ask's words"       # one query, then every searcher
+echo '[{"terms":"...","why":"..."},{"terms":"...","why":"..."}]' | birdwatch search 01M5YS...   # a batch
+birdwatch search 01M5YS... < tree.json                 # a query tree, one tier: {facets: [{name, why, tries: [[{terms, why}], [...]]}]}
+birdwatch search 01M5YS... < tree.json                 # after triage, the same file: the next try of each facet still thin in kept hits
+birdwatch add call 01M5YS... 01M5YT... keep --why "a survey with numbers"               # triage: a hit kept
+birdwatch add call 01M5YS... 01M5YU... drop --why "a vendor page"
+birdwatch open 01M5YS... 01M5YT... --url https://a.example/report --why "numbers"      # keep these, read every kept hit
+birdwatch open 01M5YS... --with ladder                                                  # an opener the run lacks joins it, to open only
+birdwatch show 01M5YS... 01M5YV...                     # a document's text, for the agent to read itself
+birdwatch add finding 01M5YS... 01M5YV... --text "412 firms were surveyed." --quote "A 2025 survey of 412 firms"
+birdwatch add check 01M5YS... 01M5YW... --ok --why "the quote says it"   # the agent's own check; --fail also drops
+birdwatch extract 01M5YS...                            # or a model behind the quote gate, every document without a verdict
+birdwatch check 01M5YS... -n 3                         # or a model's sample of findings read against their documents
+birdwatch check 01M5YS... --patterns                   # every unchecked finding a pattern rests on
+birdwatch accept 01M5YS... keep --over 0.8 --why "serves the ask"   # the judge's hints in bulk, at the agent's bar
+birdwatch accept 01M5YS... class --min 0.8 --why "head of page"   # also: drop --under 0.2
+birdwatch add gap 01M5YS... "no UK numbers yet"
+birdwatch add steer 01M5YS... "numbers only" --human will                                # the person's word, relayed
+birdwatch add pattern 01M5YS... "Repeat clients come from referrals." --on 01M5YV... 01M5YW...   # what findings say together; sites counted
+birdwatch add edge 01M5YS... again --why "thin on the UK"                                # the review: a new round
+birdwatch plan --run 01M5YS...                         # round 2: known, steer and what round 1 left open, in its snapshot
+birdwatch plan "coaches: who pays for setters" --parent 01M5YS... --why "the best niche of round 1"   # a child run
+birdwatch add dead 01M5YT... spend --why "found consumers, not buyers"   # later tries skip the facet
+birdwatch follow 01M5YS... --from 01M5YV... --as posts --why "the speaker's other talks"   # the author's own posts; --as similar: pages like it; a paper: --as refs (what it cites) or citers (what cites it)
+birdwatch add person 01M5YS... "Bee Speaker" --profile https://www.youtube.com/@bee --aka Bee --why "one speaker"   # one person across sites
+birdwatch learn web --sources searxng exa --rounds 4   # the plan file's next version, after a good run
+birdwatch learn web --thin 2                           # the tree's guide: a try under 2 new hits falls through
+birdwatch learn web --show                             # the current one
+birdwatch add edge 01M5YS... stop --why "enough"
+```
+
+`plan` opens a round: its snapshot carries the ask, what is known (the findings so far), every
+steer, what the last round left open, the allow-list and the budget. No queries: the agent's come
+through `search` or `add query`, never capped. The budget is a guard rail: `brief` shows it, and
+an edge `again` past `budget.rounds` prints a warning, never a refusal. `search`, `open`,
+`extract` and `check` each run one step and print what it wrote (a document's text as `chars`);
+a step that gave up exits 2 with its note. `open` reads every kept hit of the run that has no
+document; `extract` every document without a verdict; `check` a sample across documents of the
+kept findings not yet checked. `add` writes one record by hand: a query, a finding (its quote
+must be on the document word for word, or the add fails with the gate's why), a check (the
+agent's own read of a finding against its document; a fail also drops it), a call (keep or
+drop a hit or a finding), an edge (`again`, `stop`, `back --to <step>`), a gap, or a steer (always
+the person's: `--human [name]`). Every `add` takes `--why` where a decision needs one. A
+`--human` record is the person's word through the agent: `from: human`, `by` their name.
+
+A round's search is a tree when the agent gives one: facets (the sides a researcher covers: a
+number, a how, a who, a counter-view, a primary source; the plan file's `tree` guide names them),
+each with tries in order, each try a list of queries. `search` runs one tier per call, in one
+fetch: the first call, every facet's first try; each call after, the next try of each facet
+with fewer kept hits than the guide's `thin` (3 by default). A facet at `thin` is done; a facet
+with hits no call has named waits for triage; a facet out of tries and still thin is a gap,
+written once. The yield a try falls through on is what triage kept, never what a searcher
+returned: every searcher returns a page. `--all` runs every facet's next try, whatever triage
+kept. A page a second query brings back is a `found` record on the first hit, never a second
+hit, and it counts as kept for every facet that reached it. `brief.hits.uncalled` lists each
+hit with the facets that found it, most first; `brief.tree` shows every try with what it wrote,
+`kept` and `uncalled` per facet. A guide facet no query served is named in the note.
+`learn --thin <n>` or `--tree <file>` tunes the guide.
+
+The agent reads for itself: `show <run> <document>` prints a document's stored text, `add
+finding` writes what it read behind the same quote gate, `add check` its own check. `extract` and
+`check` put a model behind the same gate instead, for bulk; both paths write the same records.
+
+The person, through the agent or by hand:
+
+```sh
+npx birdwatch add steer 01M5YS... "numbers only; skip vendor pages" --human       # what you say: the brief shows it first
+npx birdwatch add gap 01M5YS... "no UK numbers yet" --human                       # what the run lacks: the next plan reads it
+npx birdwatch add edge 01M5YS... back --to fetch --why "searxng was down" --human # the step to run again
+npx birdwatch trace 01M5YS... --type finding spend                                # the run's records, JSON lines
+npx birdwatch add call 01M5YS... 01M5YT... drop --why "a forecast, not a result" --human   # a call in your name
+npx birdwatch yield --source exa                                                  # hits, reads, proposed, kept
+npx birdwatch sources                                                             # what this machine can run
+npx birdwatch serve --port 4747                                                   # the ledger over HTTP for a viewer, read only
+```
+
+The model is `anthropic` by default (Claude Haiku direct, `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY`; `--model
+anthropic:sonnet|opus|id` for another), `--model gateway[:alias]` for Wren's LLM gateway
+(`WREN_LLM_GATEWAY_URL`, `WREN_LLM_GATEWAY_TOKEN`), or any command that reads a prompt on stdin
+and prints the answer (`claude -p --output-format json` is Claude Code headless). The model does
+the bulk (extract, check) only; the agent decides. Sources come
+from the environment: `SEARXNG_URL` (and `SEARXNG_TOKEN`, a bearer, for an instance behind a
+proxy), `EXA_API_KEY` (or `_1..n`), `GEMINI_API_KEY` for videos without captions,
+`BIRDWATCH_CONTACT` for the fetcher and `arxiv` (no contact, no page opens; `OPENALEX_API_KEY`, free, gives `arxiv` its own citation budget, and `SEMANTIC_SCHOLAR_API_KEY`, free, its own rate for `--as refs`; `--sources arxiv` names it, since no stock plan file does), and for the ladder either
+`AUTOBROWSE_URL` and `AUTOBROWSE_TOKEN` (a worker's HTTP face) or `RESTATE_INGRESS_URL` and
+`RESTATE_AUTH_TOKEN` (the Restate ingress a desk worker sits behind: `POST /desk/call`;
+`AUTOBROWSE_SERVICE` for another service name). The same worker gives the `reddit` and
+`facebook` readers. `BIRDWATCH_ACCOUNTS` names the account each site reader may sign in as
+(`reddit=reddit@alt`); a site with no entry reads signed out only. The ledger folder is `--ledger` or
+`BIRDWATCH_LEDGER` (default `./ledger`); `--writer` or `BIRDWATCH_WRITER` names your file in it.
+The judge is `--judge` or `BIRDWATCH_JUDGE` (`jev`, `jev:<model>`, `fake`, `off`); with neither,
+`jev` when `TYPESAFE_API_KEY` is set, else none. `--no-judge` turns it off for one command.
+
+Each open source claims the URLs it opens (`opens`): `youtube` a YouTube page, `fetcher` and
+`ladder` any other http(s) page, `reddit` a Reddit thread or comment permalink, `facebook` a
+public group post. A site's own reader (`first`) gets its turn before the general openers,
+whatever the allow-list's order: it answers the thread as data, where a fetched page is a wall.
+`reddit` reads signed out first (`reddit-public`, the thread's feed); only when that misses and
+`BIRDWATCH_ACCOUNTS` names an account does it ask again signed in as it. `facebook` is always
+signed out. A spent cap or a refused read is a miss; a busy profile (503) or no answer retries.
+A refusal carries the worker's access code in its reason: `need_login`, `platform_blocked`,
+`rate_limited` or `upstream_broken`. The last two never read signed in: that fixes neither.
+The read step asks before a call, so a source that was never
+going to open a hit writes no spend. A page that was fetched with nothing usable (a 403, a block
+the ladder's last rung still hit, a media no reader takes, a ladder answer that is not HTML such
+as a PDF) is a miss: the source throws, its `spend` says `ok: false` with the reason, the next
+opener gets its turn, and a hit every opener missed is a `gap` that lists each reason. A page
+that answered 200 and still holds nothing (a captcha wall, a "not found" shell, under 200
+characters of text) is the same miss, with the title or the count as the reason. A run's
+snapshot pins its sources at `plan`: `sources`, the allow-list, which search, open and follow;
+`opens`, the registry's other openers (unless `--sources` was given), which open and follow but
+never search. `open --with <source>` writes a new snapshot that adds one to `opens` (the read
+note names them when hits missed). The
+ladder costs browser time and one of the worker's daily `fetch` bucket per call. Exa's search
+asks for one highlight per result (three sentences, billed per result) as the hit's `snippet`.
+
+Every model call is a `spend` record with the model id, the tokens in and out, and `usd` from
+the list price (`src/app/prices.ts`: Claude Haiku, Sonnet and Opus 5.5; the gateway's `free`
+alias is $0; another model keeps its tokens, no price). `run` prints the run's total on stderr
+and as `cost` in its JSON, and the last review's edge (`edge`: next and why) the same way;
+`brief` prints the total as `cost`.
+
+`run` exits 2 when the run stopped on a step that gave up (no model, no source, a block):
+`--resume` continues it once the cause is fixed. A failure worth another try (a 429, a 5xx, a
+dropped connection) is tried three times with a pause, every attempt a `spend` record; a step
+that still cannot go on writes no `done`, and `run` waits and resumes it, five times at most,
+before it exits 2. Searches, reads and extracts fan out (four reads or extracts at a time);
+each document's records land as its batch settles, and a step run again skips what its records
+show done. An extract that fails for good (the model's answer would not parse, a 400) stops the
+step with its findings so far on record and exits 2: `extract` again asks only for the
+documents without a verdict. A model answer the output cap cut is not a failure: the whole
+findings before the cut go through the gate and the model is asked again for the rest of the
+document, with those findings known (`./document`'s `Cut`; the `spend` carries both calls' tokens).
+
+Between rounds the person reads `brief` (or the agent tells them), keeps or drops findings (`add
+call`), and steers the run with free text (`add steer`). Every `steer` record shows first in the
+brief and in the extract's prompt of the rounds after it. `budget.rounds` is a guard
+rail, not a stop rule: past it, the edge's why says why one more round is worth it.
+
+The steps talk in English records. A query every searcher answered with no new hit, and a kept
+hit no source could open (a 403, a block the ladder could not pass), each write a `gap`; so does
+`add gap`. The round's review reads the gaps and a person's keep or drop with its why; the next
+round's plan reads them, and the review's why on `again`, under "The last round left open".
+`add edge back --to <step>` writes a person's edge: the fold takes it like the agent's. A `pattern`
+(`add pattern`) is what several kept findings say together, in the agent's words; its count of
+distinct sites is computed from the findings' proofs, never claimed, and `brief.patterns` lists
+them for the report. A run can be a child (`--parent <run> --why`): its snapshot names the parent, its plan reads
+what the parent and siblings found (recall over those runs), and its budget is the parent's at
+most. The plan file's `runs.depth` (2) is a guard rail: a deeper child warns. Two caps stop: the
+children per parent round (`runs.children`, 6) and the whole tree's reads (`runs.reads`, pinned
+on the root's snapshot as `treeReads`; by default the root's reads × rounds × (children + 1)).
+`open` stops or cuts its hits at the tree's cap; `brief.lineage` and `brief.treeRoom` show the
+ancestors and the room left. A
+stopped child's stop, patterns and dead ends (`add dead`) reach the parent's next plan as
+known lines; a running child is open. A `class` (`add class`) says what kind of source a document is (primary data, survey,
+practitioner, vendor, forum, news, other), with why; its findings take it, and a class on one
+finding overrides it. `brief.patterns[].classes` counts sources per class: distinct sites,
+but each forum thread on its own; `echo` flags a pattern whose classed sources are all vendors,
+and `unchecked` lists its findings no check has read. Only the agent or a person writes a
+class. A tree facet's `needs` names the classes that can prove it; `tree.facets[].lacks` says
+its read pages have none (and the facet is not `enough`), and a facet whose every try pins one site is flagged. A `draft` (`add draft`, JSON items on stdin) is a rough draft over the kept
+findings and patterns: the study's draft gate drops an item that cites nothing kept or has a number
+no cited quote has. `brief.draft` shows the latest. It is never the final write.
+
+The check step reads a sample of the round's kept findings (`budget.checks`, 3 by default, or a
+tenth of the kept findings, whichever is more; 0 is none; spread across documents);
+`check --patterns` reads every unchecked finding a pattern rests on, against the text around each quote. The extract gate proves a quote is
+on the page; the check asks whether it backs the sentence. A finding that fails gets a `check`
+record and a drop call; `add call <finding> keep` puts it back. A fail comes with a fix when one
+fits: a narrower sentence the same quote backs. The fix passes the extract gate and a second
+check, then lands as a new finding with `fixes` naming the old one. The review sees every check, and a finding
+carries its document's date, so the review weighs age as the plan file's `age` line says.
+
+The judge (Jev, from `@wrenautomation/models/judge`) answers typed questions with probabilities
+and no text, so it never writes a call or a check. `search` asks it of each new hit: does it
+serve the ask, whose side wrote it (the people the ask is about, or a seller to them), what
+class. `open` asks each new page its class. `check` asks each kept finding with a quote: does the
+quote back it, does it credit another source. Each answer is a `judge` record and each call a
+spend. They hint and route: `brief.hits.uncalled` sorts by facets then the judge's serves, and
+shows its answers; `documents.unclassed[].guess` shows its class; a facet with `needs` is not
+enough while its kept hits have a class (the agent's, else the judge's) and none is needed;
+`patterns[].cites` lists findings that credit another source, and the vendor echo warning names
+them. `check` reads the sample plus each finding the judge backs under 0.8: a judge's yes never
+takes one out. `accept` turns the hints into records at the agent's own bar, each with the
+judge's number in its why. `brief.judge` counts its calls, cost, and how often the agent and the
+check agreed with it. A trial (0.22.0): `open` also asks each page its `worth` (would a careful
+researcher cite it for the ask). `documents.toExtract[].worth` shows it; `brief.judge.worth`
+gives its AUC against "a finding on it was kept", and what a gate at a half would skip. Nothing
+gates on it yet.
+
+From 0.25.0 the judge reads a page whole: the body to its references (an appendix stays), in
+parts of 64,000 characters, 4 at most, each answer the most yes of any part. Jev's input is
+cheap (about $0.04 per million tokens), so a paper costs about a tenth of a cent. A run's
+criteria (`--criterion name="question"`, on `plan`) are the person's own yes-or-no tests of a
+good source: the judge asks each one on every hit and every page, and the brief shows its odds
+on each hit (serves and each test) as a hint. Their mean sorts `hits.uncalled` and `documents.toExtract`; `brief.judge.criteria` gives each one's AUC against
+"a finding on it was kept", on hits and on pages. A sort and a hint, never a gate.
+
+From 0.27.0 the extractor reads the body too (the reference list holds no finding). Each review
+sees every earlier round's new hits and kept findings, and decides when to stop. A paper's
+`follow --as refs` and `--as citers` list what it cites and what cites it. A check (25 papers, Sonnet as reference):
+on the whole page, Jev's criteria odds rank Sonnet's yes over its no with AUC 0.94 to 1.00; on the
+abstract, 0.77 to 1.00.
+
+A follow is a query record with `follow: {url, as, document?}` and terms `<as> of <url>`. The
+fetch step sends it to the sources whose `follows` takes it, `follow` lists up to 30, and the
+hits go through triage, the read and the caps like a search's. Each query goes to the allow-list
+as it stood when it was written: a source `follow --with` lets in joins `opens`, so it runs
+follows, never searches. A
+`person` names one author across sites (profile URLs, names they post under); a document is
+theirs when a posts follow from their profile found it, when its URL sits under a profile, or
+when its channel (or its hit's) is one of their names. `brief.people` counts each person's
+documents, kept findings and sites; `brief.unfollowed` lists kept pages no follow started from
+and no person owns.
+
+`serve` puts the ledger on 127.0.0.1 for a viewer (the Wren portal's Research page). Read only:
+the CLI stays the one writer. `GET /runs` gives a row per run (ask, parent, round, next step,
+counts, spend). `GET /runs/:run` gives a `RunView` (`v: 1`): the brief, every query with the hits
+it wrote and found again, every hit with its sources, queries, call and judge, every page with its
+class, verdict and person, every finding with its checks, the timeline of decisions and step ends
+with their whys, and spend per source. `GET /runs/:run/documents/:doc` gives a page's stored text.
+`GET /events` sends `event: run` with `{run}` each time a run's files change, and a ping each 25 s;
+the viewer then gets that run again. CORS answers `--origin` (the portal by default) and any
+localhost, and says yes to Chrome's private-network preflight. The types live in
+`src/engine/view.ts`; a host copies them and checks `v`, never imports them.
+
+## Library
+
+```ts
+import { PoliteFetcher, userAgent } from "@wrenautomation/read/fetch";
+import { readPage } from "@wrenautomation/read/text";
+
+const fetcher = new PoliteFetcher(userAgent("you@example.com"));
+const res = await fetcher.get(url);
+const page = readPage(res.text, res.url);
+```
+
+The engine, with your own model and sources:
+
+```ts
+import { claimExtractor } from "@wrenautomation/birdwatch/document";
+import { extract, open, planRound, registry, search } from "@wrenautomation/birdwatch/engine";
+import { FilesLedger, ulids } from "@wrenautomation/birdwatch/ledger";
+import { exa, fetcherSource } from "@wrenautomation/birdwatch/sources";
+
+const ledger = new FilesLedger("./ledger", "will");
+const sources = registry(exa({ keys }), fetcherSource({ fetcher }));
+const deps = { sources, ledger, model, extractor: claimExtractor, clock: () => new Date(), ids: ulids(), writer: "will" };
+const agent = { from: "ai" as const, by: "my-agent" };
+const { run } = await planRound(deps, { ask: { text: "how do staffing firms win repeat clients", kind: "web" }, planFile, model: model.id });
+await search(deps, run, [{ terms: "staffing repeat client rate", why: "the ask's words" }], agent);
+await open(deps, run, { urls: ["https://a.example/report"], why: "a survey" }, agent);
+await extract(deps, run); // findings, each with its proof: a quote on a page the run read
+```
+
+A host with its own ledger, sources or model mounts
+the same commands: `addEngineCommands(program, { ledger, sources, model, extractor })` from
+`@wrenautomation/birdwatch` (wren's `research` command is these over Postgres).
+
+## Develop
+
+```sh
+pnpm install
+pnpm lint && pnpm typecheck && pnpm test
+```
+
+A `v*` tag publishes to npm (`.github/workflows/release.yml`, trusted publishing: no stored token).
+
+License: PolyForm Strict 1.0.0 (`LICENSE.md`).

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+#!/usr/bin/env node
+import { type VideoRead } from "@wrenautomation/read/video";
+/** The read as one markdown document: its facts as front matter, its title, its sections. */
+export declare function renderRead(r: VideoRead): string;

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+#!/usr/bin/env node
+/**
+ * `birdwatch`: the engine and its readers from a shell. The readers: `fetch <url>` prints a page
+ * as text, `read <url>` a video as one markdown document, `list <target>` what a profile, channel
+ * or search holds, `text <file>` an HTML or PDF file as text, `page <file>` an HTML file's title,
+ * text and links, `watch <video>` what a video file shows and says. `plans [kind]` prints a stock
+ * plan file to tune. Keys come from the environment: COHERE_API_KEY (or COHERE_API_KEY_1..n),
+ * GEMINI_API_KEY. The engine's commands are in `engine-cli.ts`: the agent's (`plan`, `search`,
+ * `open`, `extract`, `check`, `add`, `brief`), the plan file's (`learn`) and
+ * the ledger's (`trace`, `yield`, `sources`). A person's word goes through `add ... --human`.
+ */
+import { readFile } from "node:fs/promises";
+import { PoliteFetcher, userAgent } from "@wrenautomation/read/fetch";
+import { htmlText, pdfText, readPage } from "@wrenautomation/read/text";
+import { cohereEye, cohereSpeech, flatPlaylist, frameCounts, geminiVideo, readVideo, readYoutube, renderWatched, watchFile, } from "@wrenautomation/read/video";
+import { Command } from "commander";
+import { AskKind, defaultPlanFile, PLAN_KINDS } from "../engine/plan.js";
+import { addEngineCommands, keys } from "./engine-cli.js";
+const program = new Command()
+    .name("birdwatch")
+    .description("research from the open web: the engine's steps, its ledger, and its readers");
+program
+    .command("fetch <url>")
+    .description("a page as text (polite: one request at a time per host, a contact in the UA)")
+    .option("--contact <who>", "an email address or URL a site operator could reach you at (sent in the User-Agent)", process.env.BIRDWATCH_CONTACT)
+    .option("--json", "title, text, links, mailtos and tels as JSON")
+    .action(async (url, o) => {
+    const fetcher = new PoliteFetcher(userAgent(o.contact));
+    const res = await fetcher.get(url);
+    const page = readPage(res.text, res.url);
+    if (o.json)
+        console.log(JSON.stringify({ status: res.status, url: res.url, ...page }, null, 2));
+    else
+        console.log(page.title ? `${page.title}\n\n${page.text}` : page.text);
+});
+/** The read as one markdown document: its facts as front matter, its title, its sections. */
+export function renderRead(r) {
+    const facts = [
+        ["source", `${r.kind}:${r.id}`],
+        ["title", r.title],
+        ["url", r.url],
+        ["channel", r.channel],
+        ["uploaded", r.uploaded],
+        ["duration", r.duration],
+        ["thumbnail", r.thumbnail],
+    ];
+    const front = facts
+        .filter((f) => f[1] !== undefined)
+        .map(([k, v]) => `${k}: ${typeof v === "string" ? JSON.stringify(v) : v}`)
+        .join("\n");
+    return `---\n${front}\n---\n\n# ${r.title}\n\n${r.body}`;
+}
+program
+    .command("read <url>")
+    .description("a video as one markdown document: YouTube from its captions (plus the screen with GEMINI_API_KEY), any other video by watching it (COHERE_API_KEY)")
+    .option("--json", "the read as JSON")
+    .option("--ffmpeg <path>", "the ffmpeg binary", "ffmpeg")
+    .option("--yt-dlp <cmd>", "the yt-dlp command", "yt-dlp")
+    .action(async (url, o) => {
+    const video = await geminiVideo(keys(process.env, "GEMINI_API_KEY"));
+    let read;
+    if (/^https?:\/\/(www\.|m\.)?(youtube\.com|youtu\.be)\//.test(url))
+        read = await readYoutube(url, { ytDlp: o.ytDlp, video });
+    else {
+        const cohereKeys = keys(process.env, "COHERE_API_KEY");
+        if (!cohereKeys.length)
+            throw new Error("read needs COHERE_API_KEY for a video with no captions");
+        read = await readVideo(url, {
+            ytDlp: o.ytDlp,
+            ffmpeg: o.ffmpeg,
+            eye: cohereEye(cohereKeys),
+            ear: cohereSpeech(cohereKeys),
+            video,
+        });
+    }
+    console.log(o.json ? JSON.stringify(read, null, 2) : renderRead(read));
+});
+program
+    .command("list <target>")
+    .description("what a profile, channel or search (ytsearch10:<words>) holds, as JSON, no downloads")
+    .option("--from <n>", "first entry, 1-based", Number)
+    .option("--to <n>", "last entry, inclusive", Number)
+    .option("--yt-dlp <cmd>", "the yt-dlp command", "yt-dlp")
+    .action(async (target, o) => {
+    const range = o.from || o.to ? { start: o.from ?? 1, end: o.to ?? Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER } : undefined;
+    console.log(JSON.stringify(await flatPlaylist(o.ytDlp, target, range), null, 2));
+});
+program
+    .command("text <file>")
+    .description("an HTML or PDF file as text")
+    .action(async (file) => {
+    const bytes = await readFile(file);
+    const out = /\.pdf$/i.test(file) ? await pdfText(bytes) : htmlText(bytes.toString("utf8"));
+    if (out === null)
+        throw new Error(`${file}: no text (scanned, encrypted or broken)`);
+    console.log(out);
+});
+program
+    .command("page <file>")
+    .description("an HTML file's title, text, links, mailtos and tels as JSON")
+    .option("--url <url>", "the page's address, to resolve its links")
+    .action(async (file, o) => {
+    const html = await readFile(file, "utf8");
+    console.log(JSON.stringify(readPage(html, o.url ?? `file://${file}`), null, 2));
+});
+program
+    .command("watch <video>")
+    .description("a video file's speech, on-screen text and cuts")
+    .option("--json", "the result as JSON")
+    .option("--no-speech", "skip the transcription")
+    .option("--language <code>", "spoken language, ISO 639-1", "en")
+    .option("--every <s>", "seconds between frames", Number, 2)
+    .option("--ffmpeg <path>", "the ffmpeg binary", "ffmpeg")
+    .action(async (input, o) => {
+    const cohereKeys = keys(process.env, "COHERE_API_KEY");
+    if (!cohereKeys.length)
+        throw new Error("watch needs COHERE_API_KEY");
+    const watched = await watchFile(input, {
+        eye: cohereEye(cohereKeys),
+        ear: cohereSpeech(cohereKeys),
+        video: await geminiVideo(keys(process.env, "GEMINI_API_KEY")),
+        ffmpeg: o.ffmpeg,
+        speech: o.speech,
+        language: o.language,
+        everyS: o.every,
+    });
+    if (o.json)
+        console.log(JSON.stringify(watched, null, 2));
+    else
+        console.log(renderWatched(watched));
+    const { read, unread } = frameCounts(watched);
+    console.error(`${watched.durationS}s, ${read} frames read, ${unread} not read, ${watched.cuts.length} cuts, ${watched.speech.length} chars of speech`);
+});
+program
+    .command("plans [kind]")
+    .description("a stock plan file to copy and tune; no kind lists them all")
+    .action((kind) => {
+    const print = (x) => console.log(JSON.stringify(x, null, 2));
+    if (kind)
+        print(defaultPlanFile(AskKind.parse(kind)));
+    else
+        print(PLAN_KINDS.map((k) => defaultPlanFile(k)));
+});
+addEngineCommands(program);
+program.parseAsync(process.argv).catch((err) => {
+    console.error(err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err));
+    process.exit(1);
+});
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package/dist/app/engine-cli.d.ts

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+import type { Model } from "@wrenautomation/models";
+import { type Judge } from "@wrenautomation/models/judge";
+import type { Command } from "commander";
+import type { Extractor } from "../document/index.js";
+import { costOf, type Sources } from "../engine/index.js";
+import { type AskKind, Criterion } from "../engine/plan.js";
+import { FilesLedger, type Ledger, type Problem } from "../ledger/index.js";
+export { costOf };
+/** `NAME`, then `NAME_1`, `NAME_2`, ... in order: a fleet of keys for one vendor. */
+export declare function keys(printed: NodeJS.ProcessEnv, name: string): string[];
+/** `name=question` lines as criteria; a name the judge already asks, or a repeat, fails. */
+export declare function criteriaOf(lines: readonly string[] | undefined): Criterion[];
+export interface Common {
+    ledger: string;
+    writer: string;
+}
+/** A ledger a host hands the commands: the contract, and what the files backend adds when it has it. */
+export type HostLedger = Ledger & {
+    problems?: Problem[];
+};
+/** What a host swaps in: the files backend, this machine's sources and `--model` are the defaults. */
+export interface EngineCliDeps {
+    ledger?(o: Common): HostLedger;
+    sources?(o: Common, ledger: HostLedger): Sources;
+    /** The model for a `--model` spec; the default is models' `modelFromSpec`. */
+    model?(spec: string, printed: NodeJS.ProcessEnv): Model;
+    /** The judge for a `--judge` spec; the default is models' `judgeFromSpec`. */
+    judge?(spec: string, printed: NodeJS.ProcessEnv): Judge | null;
+    extractor?: Extractor;
+}
+/** The sources this machine can run, from the environment. */
+export declare function sourcesHere(printed: NodeJS.ProcessEnv, ledger: FilesLedger, ytDlp: string, warn?: (line: string) => void): Sources;
+/**
+ * The run's allow-list: the names wanted that exist here. `opens`: unless the list was given by
+ * hand, every other opener here, let in to open and follow, never to search (arxiv searched every
+ * web run when it joined the list). A name wanted that this machine lacks is dropped with a line on stderr.
+ */
+export declare function allowList(sources: Sources, wanted: readonly string[], byHand: boolean, warn?: (line: string) => void): {
+    sources: string[];
+    opens: string[];
+};
+/** A kind the engine plans for; anything else is the caller's mistake, said in words. */
+export declare const kindOf: (kind: string) => AskKind;
+export declare function addEngineCommands(program: Command, deps?: EngineCliDeps): void;