agent-relay-runner 0.126.0 → 0.127.0

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package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "agent-relay-runner",
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- "version": "0.126.0",
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+ "version": "0.127.0",
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  "description": "Unified provider lifecycle runner for Agent Relay",
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  "type": "module",
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  "bin": {
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  },
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  "dependencies": {
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  "agent-relay-providers": "0.104.4",
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- "agent-relay-sdk": "0.2.117",
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+ "agent-relay-sdk": "0.2.118",
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  "callmux": "0.23.0"
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  },
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  "devDependencies": {
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  {
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  "name": "agent-relay-runner",
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  "description": "Thin Agent Relay runner bridge for Claude Code",
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- "version": "0.126.0",
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+ "version": "0.127.0",
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  "agentRelayContracts": {
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  "providerPluginProtocol": 1
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  }
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  category: "runner",
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  title: "Runner Workspace Lifecycle Note",
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  description: "Lifecycle note injected by the runner for isolated workspaces.",
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- template: lines("[agent-relay] Isolated workspace: you are in a git worktree on branch {{branch}}, based on {{baseRef}} \u2014 NOT the main checkout. Other agents may work in parallel and land to {{baseRef}}, so {{baseRef}} will move under you. That is expected; don't fight it.", "Do NOT push this branch yourself \u2014 not with `git push`, not with `tl push` or any other push wrapper, and do not manually rebase or merge. A steward may be auto-rebasing this branch in the background; pushing concurrently races it and can leave the worktree mid-rebase. Just commit your work here. When the task is done, run `agent-relay workspace ready` \u2014 Relay rebases onto the latest {{baseRef}}, lands your work, and pushes for you. If the installed `agent-relay` binary is stale and says the workspace command is unknown, run the repo-local fallback: `bun src/index.ts workspace ready`.", "After `ready`, the status becomes `review_requested` \u2014 this is the NORMAL, healthy hand-off state, NOT an escalation or a stall. Relay auto-merges clean rebases roughly every 2 minutes; a steward agent is spawned (after a short delay) ONLY if it can't land deterministically, so seeing no steward means it's working, not stuck. Stop your turn after `ready` and go idle; do NOT wait or poll the steward queue. Relay wakes you with `landed-success` when your branch lands and refreshes, or `landed-failure` if landing fatally fails. On success you'll be on a fresh rebased branch whose name gains a `--N` suffix \u2014 expected, keep working there. Never `cd` into the main checkout, and never merge/push/resolve conflicts yourself \u2014 Relay and the steward own all of that. `agent-relay workspace status` anytime shows your current state and the exact next step."),
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- defaultTemplate: lines("[agent-relay] Isolated workspace: you are in a git worktree on branch {{branch}}, based on {{baseRef}} \u2014 NOT the main checkout. Other agents may work in parallel and land to {{baseRef}}, so {{baseRef}} will move under you. That is expected; don't fight it.", "Do NOT push this branch yourself \u2014 not with `git push`, not with `tl push` or any other push wrapper, and do not manually rebase or merge. A steward may be auto-rebasing this branch in the background; pushing concurrently races it and can leave the worktree mid-rebase. Just commit your work here. When the task is done, run `agent-relay workspace ready` \u2014 Relay rebases onto the latest {{baseRef}}, lands your work, and pushes for you. If the installed `agent-relay` binary is stale and says the workspace command is unknown, run the repo-local fallback: `bun src/index.ts workspace ready`.", "After `ready`, the status becomes `review_requested` \u2014 this is the NORMAL, healthy hand-off state, NOT an escalation or a stall. Relay auto-merges clean rebases roughly every 2 minutes; a steward agent is spawned (after a short delay) ONLY if it can't land deterministically, so seeing no steward means it's working, not stuck. Stop your turn after `ready` and go idle; do NOT wait or poll the steward queue. Relay wakes you with `landed-success` when your branch lands and refreshes, or `landed-failure` if landing fatally fails. On success you'll be on a fresh rebased branch whose name gains a `--N` suffix \u2014 expected, keep working there. Never `cd` into the main checkout, and never merge/push/resolve conflicts yourself \u2014 Relay and the steward own all of that. `agent-relay workspace status` anytime shows your current state and the exact next step."),
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+ template: lines("[agent-relay] Isolated workspace: you are in a git worktree on branch {{branch}}, based on {{baseRef}} \u2014 NOT the main checkout. Other agents may work in parallel and land to {{baseRef}}, so {{baseRef}} will move under you. That is expected; don't fight it.", "Do NOT push this branch yourself \u2014 not with `git push`, not with `tl push` or any other push wrapper, and do not manually rebase or merge. A steward may be auto-rebasing this branch in the background; pushing concurrently races it and can leave the worktree mid-rebase. Just commit your work here. When the task is done, call `relay_task_deliver` with disposition `complete`, a summary, commits, and passing `typecheck` + `test` gates. Relay records the typed delivery on the Task, then rebases onto the latest {{baseRef}}, lands your work, and pushes for you.", "After `relay_task_deliver` accepts a complete delivery, the workspace status becomes `ready` \u2014 this is the NORMAL, healthy hand-off state, NOT an escalation or a stall. Relay auto-merges clean rebases roughly every 2 minutes; a steward agent is spawned (after a short delay) ONLY if it can't land deterministically, so seeing no steward means it's working, not stuck. Stop your turn after delivery and go idle; do NOT wait or poll the steward queue. Relay wakes you with `landed-success` when your branch lands and refreshes, or `landed-failure` if landing fatally fails. On success you'll be on a fresh rebased branch whose name gains a `--N` suffix \u2014 expected, keep working there. Never `cd` into the main checkout, and never merge/push/resolve conflicts yourself \u2014 Relay and the steward own all of that. `agent-relay workspace status` anytime shows your current state and the exact next step."),
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+ defaultTemplate: lines("[agent-relay] Isolated workspace: you are in a git worktree on branch {{branch}}, based on {{baseRef}} \u2014 NOT the main checkout. Other agents may work in parallel and land to {{baseRef}}, so {{baseRef}} will move under you. That is expected; don't fight it.", "Do NOT push this branch yourself \u2014 not with `git push`, not with `tl push` or any other push wrapper, and do not manually rebase or merge. A steward may be auto-rebasing this branch in the background; pushing concurrently races it and can leave the worktree mid-rebase. Just commit your work here. When the task is done, call `relay_task_deliver` with disposition `complete`, a summary, commits, and passing `typecheck` + `test` gates. Relay records the typed delivery on the Task, then rebases onto the latest {{baseRef}}, lands your work, and pushes for you.", "After `relay_task_deliver` accepts a complete delivery, the workspace status becomes `ready` \u2014 this is the NORMAL, healthy hand-off state, NOT an escalation or a stall. Relay auto-merges clean rebases roughly every 2 minutes; a steward agent is spawned (after a short delay) ONLY if it can't land deterministically, so seeing no steward means it's working, not stuck. Stop your turn after delivery and go idle; do NOT wait or poll the steward queue. Relay wakes you with `landed-success` when your branch lands and refreshes, or `landed-failure` if landing fatally fails. On success you'll be on a fresh rebased branch whose name gains a `--N` suffix \u2014 expected, keep working there. Never `cd` into the main checkout, and never merge/push/resolve conflicts yourself \u2014 Relay and the steward own all of that. `agent-relay workspace status` anytime shows your current state and the exact next step."),
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  variables: ["branch", "baseRef"]
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  },
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  {
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  const DEFAULT_BUFFERABLE_TOOLS = new Set<string>([
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  "relay_send_message",
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  "relay_reply",
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  ]);
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  // Tools surfaced ONLY to an agent that owns a live isolated worktree. For any other agent the
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  // would return them). This is the context the coarse token scope can't express (#214/#215).
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  const WORKTREE_ONLY_TOOLS = new Set<string>([
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  "relay_workspace_status",
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  "relay_workspace_deps",
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  "relay_workspace_list",
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  "relay_workspace_claim",
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  "relay_workspace_release",
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  ]);
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  interface ProxyContext {