agent-afk 3.110.0 → 3.111.0

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  1. package/README.md +10 -16
  2. package/dist/cli.mjs +413 -413
  3. package/dist/index.mjs +129 -129
  4. package/dist/telegram.mjs +148 -148
  5. package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md CHANGED
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  # Agent AFK
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- > Delegate the work. Keep the judgment.
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+ > Run coding agents while you’re AFK.
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- > **Agent AFK** is a local-first control plane for long-running AI agent work. Hand off multi-session, headless tasks to parallel agents — then stay in control with traces you can read (`afk trace show`), resumable sessions, verification passes before anything ships, and a phone ping the moment work lands in a terminal state. Bring your own model.
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+ > Start a run in your terminal, walk away, and get pinged when Agent AFK finishes or needs you. Every step is saved as a readable trace, so you stay in control before anything ships.
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  [![npm version](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/agent-afk.svg)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/agent-afk)
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  [![Node](https://img.shields.io/node/v/agent-afk.svg)](https://nodejs.org/)
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  ## What you can do with it
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- - **Chat from your terminal** — `afk chat "..."` for one-shot, `afk i` for a REPL with full tool access (Bash, file ops, web fetch, grep/glob, subagents).
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+ - **Chat from your terminal** — `afk chat "..."` for one-shot, `afk` for a REPL with full tool access (Bash, file ops, web fetch, grep/glob, subagents).
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  - **Hand long work off to a daemon** — `afk daemon` runs headless. Pair it with `send_telegram` and you get pings on your phone when work lands in a terminal state.
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  - **Read the trace** — every run writes an append-only record of what the agent did. `afk trace show` prints it back as a human-readable receipt — tool calls, gate decisions, subagent lifecycles, cost — so you can audit a run without reaching for `jq`.
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  - **Message Claude from Telegram** — `afk telegram setup` walks you through bot token + allowlist. After that you have a private chat surface backed by the same session manager as the REPL.
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  | Command | Surface |
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- | `afk chat "..."` | One-shot turn — pipe-friendly, scripts well |
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- | `afk i` (alias of `afk interactive`) | REPL with slash commands, streaming, plan mode, image paste |
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+ | `afk chat "..."` | One-shot (fire & forget) turn — pipe-friendly, scripts well |
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+ | `afk` (alias of `afk interactive`) | REPL with slash commands, streaming, plan mode, image paste |
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  | `afk daemon` | Long-running headless agent, cron-friendly |
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  | `afk telegram start` | Telegram bot — same tools, same memory, on your phone |
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  **Local-first, no phone-home.** There is no analytics or remote telemetry — Agent AFK never sends your prompts, code, or usage anywhere except directly to the model provider you configure. What telemetry exists is local JSONL under `~/.afk/` that you can read or delete.
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- Minimum viable config is one env var:
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- ```bash
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- ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=sk-ant-...
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- ```
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  Optional, in order of usefulness:
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  ```bash
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  Default is `sonnet`. Override per-call with `--model`:
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  ```bash
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- afk chat "explain this stack trace" --model opus
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- afk i --model haiku
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- afk chat "refactor this" --model codex
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+ afk chat "explain this stack trace" --model opus_1m
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+ afk --model sonnet_1m
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+ afk chat "refactor this" --model gpt-5.5
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  ```
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  | Model | Best for |
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  | `fable` | Most capable — Claude Fable 5 (Mythos-class), hardest reasoning + long-horizon agentic work (1M context) |
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  | `opus` | Complex reasoning, multi-step planning, long contexts |
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  | `sonnet` | Day-to-day default — balanced speed and capability |
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- | `haiku` | Fast, cheap, one-shots |
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  ## Useful commands
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  ## A note on permissions
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- `afk` runs with **bypass permissions** by default: no per-tool prompts. Claude can run bash, read and write files, fetch URLs, and call MCP servers without asking each time. This is intentional — `afk` is built for unattended work, where a permission prompt with no human in front of it is just a wedged session.
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+ `afk` runs with **full permissions** by default: no per-tool prompts. Claude can run bash, read and write files, fetch URLs, and call MCP servers without asking each time. This is intentional — `afk` is built for unattended work, where a permission prompt with no human in front of it is just a wedged session.
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  Use `afk` on a machine and account you trust. Override per-session with `--permission-mode` if you want stricter behavior.
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