agent-afk 1.15.0 → 1.21.0
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- package/README.md +20 -2
- package/dist/cli.mjs +304 -255
- package/dist/index.mjs +193 -153
- package/dist/telegram.mjs +193 -153
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md
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- 🔌 **Plugin skill-router** — skills under `~/.afk/plugins/*/skills/` auto-exposed as slash commands
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- 🏠 **AFK-scoped config** — `~/.afk/` independent of `~/.claude/`, with `afk plugin install/update/list/remove`
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- 💬 **Three surfaces** — interactive REPL, daemon, Telegram bot sharing one session manager
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- 📊 **Routing telemetry** — every subagent dispatch appended to `~/.
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- 📊 **Routing telemetry** — every subagent dispatch appended to `~/.afk/agent-framework/routing-decisions.jsonl`
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- 🤖 **Multiple Claude models** — Opus, Sonnet, Haiku
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- 🔓 **Bypass permissions mode** — no prompts, fully automated tool execution
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- 🛡️ **Type-safe** — TypeScript strict mode
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## Orchestration Skills
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agent-afk ships seven built-in subagent orchestrators plus `devils-advocate` (in development). These are **skill-router-dispatched**: typing `/mint add dark mode` in the REPL parses the slash form, resolves it to a skill handler under `src/skills/<name>/`, and dispatches a fresh subagent via `SubagentManager.forkSubagent()`. Every dispatch is logged to `~/.
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agent-afk ships seven built-in subagent orchestrators plus `devils-advocate` (in development). These are **skill-router-dispatched**: typing `/mint add dark mode` in the REPL parses the slash form, resolves it to a skill handler under `src/skills/<name>/`, and dispatches a fresh subagent via `SubagentManager.forkSubagent()`. Every dispatch is logged to `~/.afk/agent-framework/routing-decisions.jsonl`.
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### System Prompt Auto-Discovery
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agent-afk resolves the session system prompt through a 4-tier precedence chain (highest tier wins):
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| 1 | `AFK_SYSTEM_PROMPT` env var | Highest priority — overrides everything |
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| 2 | `afk.config.json` (`systemPrompt` field) | Searched in: `<cwd>/afk.config.json` → `~/.afk/config/afk.config.json` → legacy `~/.afk.config.json` |
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| 3 | `AFK.md` file | Searched in: `<cwd>/AFK.md` → `$AFK_HOME/AFK.md` (default `~/.afk/AFK.md`) |
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**AFK.md format:** Plain Markdown, no frontmatter. The entire file content (trimmed) becomes the system prompt. Empty or whitespace-only files are treated as absent (tier 4 applies instead).
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**Provenance tracking:** When using `--dump-prompt`, the `systemPromptSource` field in the dump shows which tier won:
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- `"env:AFK_SYSTEM_PROMPT"` — tier 1
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- `"file:/abs/path/afk.config.json"` — tier 2
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- `"afk-md:/abs/path/AFK.md"` — tier 3
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### Prompt Caching (anthropic-direct provider)
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The `anthropic-direct` provider stamps two `cache_control` breakpoints per request — one at the end of `system` (which implicitly caches `tools + system` together) and one at the end of the last `messages[]` entry. The end-of-messages marker floats forward each turn; cache lookup walks back over prefix-hash matches up to a 20-block window, so the moving marker still hits prior cache writes within a tool-use loop and across consecutive turns.
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