agent-devkit 0.5.7 → 0.6.0

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@@ -200,6 +200,15 @@ agent sessions
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  agent sessions create --title "Planning"
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  agent sessions search "memory"
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  agent sessions resume <session-id>
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+ agent runs
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+ agent runs show <run-id>
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+ agent runs events <run-id>
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+ agent runs resume <run-id>
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+ agent goals
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+ agent goals create "Ship the release"
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+ agent memory
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+ agent memory learn "User prefers concise replies" --kind preference
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+ agent integrations
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  agent tools
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  agent tools --json
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  agent install node --dry-run
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  uses the same runtime contract, so future TUI and agent-loop execution should
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  also plug into this layer instead of calling capabilities directly.
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+ ## Agent Runtime, Memory and Integrations
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+ The agentic runtime persists every run under `~/.agent-devkit/data/runtime/`
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+ (`run.json`, `events.jsonl`, `plan.json`) with goals in `data/runtime/goals/`.
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+ Runs are inspectable and resumable through `agent runs` and `agent goals`.
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+ Global memory lives in the `memory` module: records have kind
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+ (`fact`, `preference`, `pattern`, `decision`, `episode`), status
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+ (`candidate`, `active`, `rejected`, `forgotten`), confidence, evidence refs
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+ and an audit trail. Inferred learning enters as `candidate`; explicit user
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+ input can enter as `active`. Chat and the task loop retrieve relevant
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+ memory before responding.
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+ External MCP servers are registered through `agent integrations` and their
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+ tools are exposed to the agent through the composite tool runtime as
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+ `mcp.<server>.<tool>`, classified by risk and requiring explicit approval
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+ by default.
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  ## MCP Server
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  Agent DevKit exposes its runtime tools through a real MCP server.