@zibby/skills 2.0.24 → 2.0.26
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- package/dist/agentMessaging.d.ts +46 -6
- package/dist/agentMessaging.js +59 -29
- package/dist/artifact.d.ts +19 -0
- package/dist/artifact.js +3 -3
- package/dist/codebaseMemory.d.ts +7 -12
- package/dist/codebaseMemory.js +14 -6
- package/dist/git-write.js +9 -9
- package/dist/git.js +2 -2
- package/dist/github.js +5 -5
- package/dist/gitlab.js +5 -5
- package/dist/graphMemory.d.ts +59 -0
- package/dist/graphMemory.js +17 -0
- package/dist/index.d.ts +3 -1
- package/dist/index.js +242 -186
- package/dist/jira.d.ts +1 -1
- package/dist/jira.js +20 -18
- package/dist/lib/checkout-rules.d.ts +18 -0
- package/dist/lib/checkout-rules.js +1 -0
- package/dist/lib/markup.d.ts +3 -1
- package/dist/lib/markup.js +18 -16
- package/dist/lib/repo-access.d.ts +143 -0
- package/dist/lib/repo-access.js +1 -0
- package/dist/localWorkspace.js +2 -2
- package/dist/package.json +5 -4
- package/dist/personVerification.d.ts +100 -0
- package/dist/personVerification.js +1 -0
- package/dist/report.d.ts +1 -1
- package/dist/trackers/github-adapter.js +5 -5
- package/dist/trackers/index.js +41 -39
- package/dist/trackers/jira-adapter.js +19 -17
- package/dist/triggerAgent.js +1 -1
- package/dist/vikunja.js +21 -19
- package/package.json +5 -4
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export function readRepoAllowlist(env?: Record<string, string | undefined>): null | {
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* The structured refusal a tool returns to the model. `code` is what a prompt
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export function repoRefusal(provider: any, repo: any, allow: any): {
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export function repoAccess(provider: "github" | "gitlab" | string, repo: string, env?: Record<string, string | undefined>): {
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export function filterAllowedRepos(provider: any, items: any, pathOf: any, env?: NodeJS.ProcessEnv): any;
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var d="REPO_ALLOWLIST",f="REPO_NOT_SELECTED",h=Object.freeze(["github","gitlab"]),g=Object.freeze({github:"GitHub",gitlab:"GitLab"});function l(e){return String(e??"").trim().replace(/^\/+|\/+$/g,"").replace(/\.git$/i,"").replace(/\/+$/g,"").toLowerCase()}function a(e=process.env){let o=e?e[d]:void 0;if(o==null||String(o).trim()==="")return null;let r={github:new Set,gitlab:new Set,unreadable:!1},t;try{t=JSON.parse(String(o))}catch{return r.unreadable=!0,r}if(!t||typeof t!="object"||Array.isArray(t))return r.unreadable=!0,r;for(let n of h){let i=t[n];if(Array.isArray(i))for(let c of i){let s=l(c);s&&r[n].add(s)}}return r}function R(e=process.env){return a(e)!==null}function w(e,o,r){let t=g[e]||e,n=r&&r[e]?[...r[e]].sort():[],i=String(o||"").trim()||"(unnamed repository)",c=n.length?`The ${t} repositories selected for this project are: ${n.join(", ")}.`:`This project has no ${t} repositories selected.`;return{error:`The ${t} repository "${i}" is not selected for this project, so this project's agents cannot use it. ${c} A project owner can change this in Project Settings \u2192 Repository access.`,code:f,provider:e,repo:i,allowedRepos:n,fix:n.length?"Work only with the selected repositories listed in allowedRepos. If the task needs this one, tell the person it has to be selected in Project Settings first. Do not retry the same repository under another spelling or id.":"Tell the person this project has no repositories selected, and that one has to be selected in Project Settings \u2192 Repository access before agents can use it. Do not retry."}}var p=class extends Error{constructor(o){super(o.error),this.name="RepoNotSelectedError",this.code=f,this.refusal=o}};function y(e){return!!(e&&e.code===f&&e.refusal)}function b(e,o,r=process.env){let t=a(r);if(!t)return{allowed:!0};if(!h.includes(e))return{allowed:!0};let n=l(o);return n&&t[e].has(n)?{allowed:!0}:{allowed:!1,refusal:w(e,o,t)}}function A(e,o,r=process.env){let t=b(e,o,r);if(!t.allowed)throw new p(t.refusal)}function E(e,o,r,t=process.env){if(!Array.isArray(o))return o;let n=a(t);return!n||!h.includes(e)?o:o.filter(i=>{let c=r(i);return c==null||c===""?!0:n[e].has(l(c))})}function m(e,o=process.env){let r=a(o);return r?r[e]?[...r[e]].sort():[]:null}function S(e=process.env){let o=new Set,r=t=>{try{let n=new URL(String(t).trim()).hostname.toLowerCase();n&&o.add(n)}catch{}};for(let t of["GITLAB_URL","GITLAB_INSTANCE_URL","GITLAB_API_URL"])e&&e[t]&&r(e[t]);if(e&&e.GITLAB_INSTANCES)try{let t=JSON.parse(e.GITLAB_INSTANCES);if(Array.isArray(t))for(let n of t)n&&n.host&&r(n.host)}catch{}return[...o]}function L(e,o={}){let r=String(e||"").trim();if(!r)return null;let t="",n="",i=r.match(/^[^@\s/]+@([^:\s/]+):(.+)$/);if(i&&!r.includes("://"))t=i[1].toLowerCase(),n=i[2];else try{let s=new URL(r);t=s.hostname.toLowerCase(),n=decodeURIComponent(s.pathname)}catch{return null}let c=(o.gitlabHosts||S(o.env||process.env)).map(s=>String(s||"").toLowerCase()).filter(Boolean);if(t==="github.com"||t==="www.github.com"){let s=l(n).split("/").filter(Boolean);return s.length<2?null:{provider:"github",path:`${s[0]}/${s[1]}`}}if(t==="gitlab.com"||c.includes(t)){let s=n.split("/-/")[0],u=l(s);return!u||!u.includes("/")?null:{provider:"gitlab",path:u}}return null}function T(e,o=process.env){let r=L(e,{env:o});r&&A(r.provider,r.path,o)}export{d as REPO_ALLOWLIST_ENV,f as REPO_NOT_SELECTED,p as RepoNotSelectedError,T as assertGitUrlAllowed,A as assertRepoAllowed,E as filterAllowedRepos,S as gitlabHostsFromEnv,y as isRepoNotSelected,l as normalizeRepoPath,a as readRepoAllowlist,b as repoAccess,R as repoAccessEnforced,L as repoFromGitUrl,w as repoRefusal,m as selectedRepos};
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import{dirname as g,resolve as _}from"node:path";import{fileURLToPath as b}from"node:url";import{createHash as T}from"node:crypto";import{SKILL_IDS as O}from"@zibby/skill-ids";var d={api:{knob:"SKILL_API_TIMEOUT_MS",fallback:3e4},transfer:{knob:"SKILL_TRANSFER_TIMEOUT_MS",fallback:12e4},job:{knob:"SKILL_JOB_TIMEOUT_MS",fallback:3e5}};function m(e,t,o=process.env){let r=Number(o?.[e]);return Number.isFinite(r)&&r>0?Math.min(6e5,Math.max(1e3,Math.floor(r))):t}function f(e="api",t=process.env){let o=d[e]||d.api;return m(o.knob,o.fallback,t)}function y(e){return e?.name==="TimeoutError"||e?.name==="AbortError"}function w(e){try{return new URL(String(e?.url??e)).host||"unknown host"}catch{return"unknown host"}}function k(e,t){if(!e)return t;let o=new AbortController,r=n=>{o.signal.aborted||o.abort(n)},a=()=>r(e.reason),s=()=>r(t.reason);return o.signal.addEventListener("abort",()=>{e.removeEventListener("abort",a),t.removeEventListener("abort",s)},{once:!0}),e.aborted?r(e.reason):t.aborted?r(t.reason):(e.addEventListener("abort",a,{once:!0}),t.addEventListener("abort",s,{once:!0})),o.signal}async function u(e,t={},o={}){let r=o.kind||"api",a=(d[r]||d.api).knob,s=o.timeoutMs?Math.min(6e5,Math.max(1e3,Math.floor(o.timeoutMs))):f(r),n=t?.signal;if(n?.aborted)throw n.reason??new DOMException("This operation was aborted","AbortError");let c=AbortSignal.timeout(s),l=k(n,c);try{return await fetch(e,{...t,signal:l})}catch(h){throw c.aborted&&y(h)?new Error(`${o.what||"request"} TIMED OUT after ${s}ms against ${w(e)} (${a})`):h}}var p={type:"string",description:"Workspace id returned by list_workspaces or open_workspace."},i=(e={},t=[])=>({type:"object",properties:e,required:t,additionalProperties:!1}),v={list_workspaces:"list",open_workspace:"open",refresh_workspace:"refresh",close_workspace:"close",run_workspace_command:"execute",publish_workspace_file:"publish"},L=/^\/workspace\/local-project\/[a-zA-Z0-9-]+(?:\/(?!\.\.?(?:\/|$))[^/\x00-\x1f\x7f]+)*$/;function I(){if(!process.env.LOCAL_PROJECT_CONTEXT)return null;let e=JSON.parse(process.env.LOCAL_PROJECT_CONTEXT);if(!e.executionId)throw new Error("Invalid execution workspace context");let t=e.workspaces||[{id:e.executionId,name:"local-project",directory:e.path,revision:e.revision,branch:e.branch,status:"ready"}];if(!Array.isArray(t)||!t.length||t.length>16||t.some(o=>!L.test(o.directory||"")||!/^[a-f0-9]{40,64}$/.test(o.revision||"")))throw new Error("Invalid execution workspace context");return{workspaces:t,executionId:e.executionId,accessMode:"native-tools",instruction:"These directories are already in YOUR execution container. Use your existing file, search and command tools directly. No additional clone, remote sandbox or model delegation is needed."}}var R={id:O.LOCAL_WORKSPACE,callsBackend:!0,serverName:"local_files",allowedTools:["mcp__local_files__*"],envKeys:["LOCAL_PROJECT_CONTEXT"],description:"Local files and directories for the current self-host chat or execution, with direct command access.",promptFragment:`## Local files
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Specify only to request a committed Git checkout instead."},description:{type:"string",maxLength:240,description:"Optional short purpose based on the user\u2019s request, for the workspace list in Settings. Do not include secrets or invent facts."}},["path"])},{name:"refresh_workspace",description:"Explicitly refresh from the source\u2019s current committed version. Refuses modified, untracked or ignored files and local commits. Failed preparation preserves the existing workspace. Returns the replacement workspace id.",input_schema:i({workspaceId:p},["workspaceId"])},{name:"close_workspace",description:"Remove an unused clean workspace and release its storage reservation. Refuses to discard changes, local commits or extra files. Does not delete the original host directory.",input_schema:i({workspaceId:p},["workspaceId"])},{name:"run_workspace_command",description:"Run a shell command at the user-named local path. Reads and edits ORIGINAL files in place, without opening or copying a workspace and without Git. Directory is cwd; a single file is /source. Use path for direct access, or workspaceId only for a legacy saved copy. Output at most 24,000 bytes; timeout at most 60 seconds.",input_schema:i({workspaceId:p,path:{type:"string",description:"Local file or directory. Absolute, ~/ or home-relative (Desktop/example). Resolve the user\u2019s intended location from the request/history; do not ask them to retype the same path. Do not also supply workspaceId."},writable:{type:"boolean",default:!0,description:"Direct path only. True allows in-place edits and reserves the path for this turn, starting with the first read. False mounts read-only for a purely read-only task."},command:{type:"string",maxLength:16e3},timeoutMs:{type:"integer",minimum:1,maximum:6e4}},["command"])},{name:"publish_workspace_file",description:"Store ONE local file on the platform in a single call, and return its `rn` resource name, id and shareable url. Text documents (HTML, Markdown, JSON, CSV, plain text) and files \u2014 images (PNG, JPEG, GIF, WebP, AVIF), video (MP4, WebM, MOV), audio (MP3, M4A, WAV, OGG), PDF and ZIP. USE THIS to show a local HTML file in the live browser \u2014 publish it, then call browser_set_content with the returned `rn` as htmlRef; the browser runs in an isolated container and can never open a file:// path, a localhost address, or a server you start. USE THIS ALSO to ATTACH a file (a screenshot, a recording, a report) to something through another tool: publish it here, then pass the returned `rn` as that tool\u2019s file argument \u2014 the platform delivers the bytes. The file is read server-side: do NOT read, chunk, base64 or re-send its contents yourself, and never paste a local path into another tool (no other container can see your filesystem). Up to 5 MB. Nothing is written to the user\u2019s file.",input_schema:i({path:{type:"string",description:"The local FILE to publish (not a directory). Absolute, ~/ or home-relative (Desktop/example), resolved on the host exactly as for run_workspace_command."},title:{type:"string",maxLength:200,description:"Optional human title for the stored document. Defaults to the file name. Do not invent facts."},description:{type:"string",maxLength:500,description:"Optional one-line summary shown with the document. Do not include secrets."}},["path"])}],resolve(){return{type:"stdio",command:"node",args:[process.env.MCP_SKILL_PATH||_(g(b(import.meta.url)),"..","bin","mcp-skill.mjs"),"../dist/localWorkspace.js","localWorkspaceSkill"],env:process.env.LOCAL_PROJECT_CONTEXT?{LOCAL_PROJECT_CONTEXT:process.env.LOCAL_PROJECT_CONTEXT}:{},description:this.description,alwaysLoad:!1}},async handleToolCall(e,t={}){let o=v[e];if(!o)return JSON.stringify({ok:!1,error:"Unknown workspace tool."});try{let s=I();if(s){if(o==="list")return JSON.stringify({ok:!0,...s});if(o==="open"){let n=typeof t.path=="string"?T("sha256").update(t.path).digest("hex"):"",c=s.workspaces.find(l=>l.pathDigest===n&&l.branch===(t.branch||"HEAD"));if(c)return JSON.stringify({ok:!0,...s,workspace:c,reused:!0})}return JSON.stringify({ok:!1,...s,error:"An execution uses its prepared, pinned input directories. Use native tools to work there; adding or refreshing sources requires a new execution input. The execution lifecycle owns cleanup."})}}catch{return JSON.stringify({ok:!1,error:"The execution workspace manifest is invalid; do not infer directories."})}let r=(process.env.ZIBBY_ACCOUNT_API_URL||"").replace(/\/+$/,""),a=process.env.PROJECT_API_TOKEN;if(!r||!a)return JSON.stringify({ok:!1,error:"Local workspaces are unavailable in this runtime session."});try{let s=await u(`${r}/selfhost/workspaces/${o}`,{method:"POST",headers:{"content-type":"application/json",authorization:`Bearer ${a}`},body:JSON.stringify(t)},{kind:["open","refresh","close","execute","publish"].includes(o)?"job":"api",what:"local workspace operation"}),n=await s.json();return JSON.stringify({...n,ok:s.ok})}catch{return JSON.stringify({ok:!1,error:"The workspace service did not return a valid response. List workspaces before retrying a preparation or command; it may already have completed."})}}};export{R as localWorkspaceSkill};
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Your manager is sent a copy of the ask, never the answer.',input_schema:{type:"object",properties:{kind:{type:"string",enum:[...C],description:"Which of the three sign-in steps this is."},text:{type:"string",description:"The one sentence the person reads (up to 300 characters)."},waitSeconds:{type:"integer",minimum:D,maximum:I,description:"Optional: how long to wait for them, 60 to 600 seconds (default 600) \u2014 about as long as the code or prompt stays valid."},sendLabel:{type:"string",description:"Optional: the words on the card's send button, in the card's language (up to 16 characters)."},ticketKey:{type:"string",description:"Optional: the ticket this sign-in is for, as the board keys it."},ticketNumber:{type:"string",description:'Optional: the ticket as a person reads it (e.g. "#40").'}},required:["kind","text"]}}]};export{$ as CALL_TIMEOUT_SECONDS,B as DOORBELL_SEGMENT,K as POLL_INTERVAL_MS,C as VERIFICATION_ASKS,P as VERIFICATION_EVENT_KIND,ne as WAIT_DEFAULT_SECONDS,I as WAIT_MAX_SECONDS,D as WAIT_MIN_SECONDS,q as askPerson,oe as personVerificationSkill,F as replyIdFor,y as timing};
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