agentera 3.0.0-dev.6 → 3.0.0-dev.7

package/bundle/references/cli/routing-execution-vocabulary.yaml

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ compatibility_boundary: >-
 canonical_concept_order:
   - request_to_capability_routing
   - next_action_recommendation
-  - orkestrera_task_assignment
+  - orchestrate_task_assignment
   - worker_launch
   - runtime_subagent_support
   - worker_safety_git_commit
@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ canonical_concepts:
     definition: >-
       Agentera chooses the capability that should handle a user request, using
       direct routes, primary route aliases, trigger schemas, disambiguation, or
-      fallback to hej.
+      fallback to status.
     preferred_terms:
       - Agentera router
       - request-to-capability routing
@@ -65,15 +65,15 @@ canonical_concepts:
       - force
       - chain
       - conductor handoff
-  orkestrera_task_assignment:
+  orchestrate_task_assignment:
     definition: >-
-      Orkestrera assigns approved plan work to a worker capability during an
+      Orchestrate assigns approved plan work to a worker capability during an
       explicitly orchestrated flow; it evaluates the result instead of implementing
       the task itself.
     preferred_terms:
       - delegate
       - delegation
-      - Orkestrera task delegation
+      - Orchestrate task delegation
       - assigned plan work
     forbidden_ambiguous_shortcuts:
       - conductor
@@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ canonical_concepts:
       - orchestrator implementation
   worker_launch:
     definition: >-
-      Realisera or Optimera starts a worker through the host runtime when an
+      Build or Optimize starts a worker through the host runtime when an
       implementation or measurement cycle needs isolated execution.
     preferred_terms:
       - spawn

package/bundle/references/cli/routing-model.md

@@ -0,0 +1,96 @@
+# Five-layer routing model
+
+Origin: Decision 76 (2026-06-30) — LLM-primary routing model. Retires the
+deterministic NL routing engine and repositions the trigger schema as
+LLM-readable intent documentation. Builds on the original five-layer concept
+from Decision 42 (2026-05-04), redefining Layers 3-4 as LLM-native.
+
+The Agentera routing model resolves incoming requests to a capability across
+five layers. Layers 1, 2, and 5 are deterministic dispatch (bare invocation,
+exact alias, no match); they are implemented and unchanged. Layers 3 and 4
+cover natural-language requests. Per Decision 76, the LLM host — the AI model
+that receives the user's message — owns natural-language routing natively. The
+trigger schema (`description`, `disambiguates_against`, `priority`, phase
+context) provides LLM-readable intent documentation the host consults; there is
+no scoring engine, no confidence threshold, and no borderline band. Layer 4
+(formerly borderline-band disambiguation) is dissolved into Layer 3: the LLM
+resolves ambiguity natively, using `disambiguates_against` hints as advisory
+context. Decision 75's request-vs-state mutual exclusivity is dissolved: request
+intent and state-readiness are both advisory context the LLM consults.
+
+## Layer 1: Bare `/agentera` or bare `hej` — delegate to prime
+
+- **Input pattern**: the request is `/agentera` with no additional text, or the
+  complete user message is exactly `hej`.
+- **Action**: delegate immediately to the status capability. Status performs
+  state-aware routing through the `agentera prime` composite result, which
+  condenses project artifacts and suggests the most useful next capability.
+  This is deterministic and never wrong. Bare `hej` must not be handled as a
+  generic greeting.
+- **Implementation status**: implemented and unchanged.
+
+## Layer 2: capability name or `/agentera <primary-alias>` — direct route
+
+- **Input pattern**: the request text exactly matches a capability name
+  (case-insensitive), or exactly matches one primary alias from
+  `capability_schema_contract.yaml` `ROUTE_ALIASES.primary_aliases`, or begins
+  with a canonical capability name followed by more text (`/agentera <capability>
+  <topic>`).
+- **Action**: route directly to that capability without evaluating natural-language
+  trigger descriptions. Pass any remaining text as the user's topic or instruction.
+  Each capability has exactly one primary alias; secondary wording stays in
+  capability trigger schemas below this layer.
+- **Implementation status**: implemented and unchanged.
+
+## Layer 3: Natural language — LLM-native routing
+
+- **Input pattern**: the request is natural language (e.g. "help me think
+  through this") that does not match Layer 1 or Layer 2.
+- **Action**: the LLM host routes natively. It consults the trigger schema's
+  `description` fields (what each capability does), `disambiguates_against`
+  hints (how to tell near-equal capabilities apart), and `priority`
+  (relevance precedence) as LLM-readable intent documentation, then selects a
+  capability. There are no confidence scores, no thresholds, and no
+  weighted-average computation; the LLM reads the intent descriptions and
+  routes.
+- **Resolving ambiguity**: when two capabilities could match a request, the
+  LLM host resolves the ambiguity natively, surfacing the
+  `disambiguates_against.hint` strings as advisory context when it asks the
+  user to confirm or clarify. The hints supply the words; the LLM supplies the
+  judgment.
+- **Implementation status**: implemented — the LLM host owns this layer.
+  `references/cli/trigger-schema-enrichment.md` is the intent documentation
+  contract the host reads.
+
+## Layer 4: Dissolved into Layer 3
+
+Layer 4 formerly described a borderline-band disambiguation engine that fired
+when two capabilities scored within a configurable band. Decision 76 retired
+that engine: ambiguity resolution is now part of Layer 3, performed natively by
+the LLM host using the `disambiguates_against` hints as advisory context. There
+is no separate disambiguation layer, no borderline band, and no
+disambiguation-engine output schema.
+
+## Layer 5: No match — fallback to status
+
+- **Input pattern**: the LLM host cannot map the request to any capability from
+  the trigger schema's intent descriptions.
+- **Action**: route to status for orientation. Status handles greetings, status
+  requests, and ambiguous inputs.
+- **Implementation status**: implemented and unchanged.
+
+## Ownership boundaries
+
+- **This document** defines what Layers 1-5 mean: their input patterns, actions,
+  and implementation status.
+- **`skills/agentera/capability_schema_contract.yaml`** (`ENTRY_SCHEMA.fields.priority`
+  and `FIELD_RULES.TRIGGERS.priority`) defines trigger `priority` values
+  (`high`, `medium`, `low`) as an advisory relevance-precedence hint the LLM host
+  reads — not a scoring weight.
+- **Per-capability `schemas/triggers.yaml`** owns the trigger `description`,
+  `priority`, and `disambiguates_against` intent documentation that the LLM host
+  consults for Layer 3 routing. `references/cli/trigger-schema-enrichment.md` is
+  the intent documentation contract; pattern matching and scoring belong to
+  neither, having been retired by Decision 76.
+- **`skills/agentera/SKILL.md`** is the thin bootstrap routing surface per Decision
+  74; it cross-references this document rather than restating the full model.

package/bundle/references/cli/trigger-schema-enrichment.md

@@ -0,0 +1,136 @@
+# Trigger intent documentation contract
+
+Authority for Layer 3 LLM-native capability routing. This document defines the
+trigger-schema fields the LLM host consults to understand what each capability
+does and how to disambiguate near-equal requests. The fields are documentation
+the host reads, not inputs to a scoring engine.
+
+- **Authority path:** `references/cli/trigger-schema-enrichment.md`
+- **Schema contract:** `skills/agentera/capability_schema_contract.yaml` (the
+  contract loader at `packages/cli/src/registries/capabilityContract.ts` consumes it)
+- **Trigger files:** `skills/agentera/capabilities/<name>/schemas/triggers.yaml`
+- **Scope:** Layer 3 (LLM-native natural-language routing) of the five-layer
+  routing model. Layer 4 (formerly borderline-band disambiguation) is dissolved
+  into Layer 3. Layers 1, 2, and 5 are unchanged.
+
+## Decision 76 — repositioning
+
+Decision 76 (2026-06-30) retires the deterministic NL routing engine. The LLM
+host — the AI model that receives the user's message — owns natural-language
+routing natively. This document is repositioned from a scoring-enrichment
+contract to the **trigger intent documentation contract**: it defines the
+`triggers.yaml` fields that help the LLM host understand what each capability
+does and how to disambiguate near-equal requests.
+
+The fields stay as documentation, not as scoring inputs. The LLM host reads the
+descriptions and disambiguates natively; `priority` and `disambiguates_against`
+are advisory hints, not scoring weights. There is no scoring algorithm, no
+confidence threshold, no borderline band, and no `prime --route` output schema.
+Decision 75's request-vs-state mutual exclusivity is dissolved: request intent
+and state-readiness are both advisory context the LLM consults. Decision 76
+supersedes Decision 75 design choices 2 (request-derived scoring as router), 4
+(mutual exclusivity), and 5 (pure request-derived).
+
+Decision 76 records the design choices and rejected alternatives (including the
+tuning-the-engine and reposition-`--route` alternatives that were rejected).
+
+## 1. Field shape
+
+The fields below are the LLM-readable intent documentation the host consults.
+`description` and `priority` are base trigger fields required on every
+`TRIGGERS` entry; `disambiguates_against` is an optional enrichment that gives
+the host disambiguation words to surface when a request could match more than
+one capability.
+
+### 1.1 `description`
+
+- **Type:** non-empty string (required on every `TRIGGERS` entry).
+- **Meaning:** the LLM-readable explanation of what this trigger entry routes to.
+  The LLM host reads this to decide whether a natural-language request matches
+  the capability's intent. Prose that names the capability's purpose and the
+  request shapes it owns reads better than keyword lists; write it for a reader
+  who has never seen the capability before.
+- **Validation failure:** a missing, empty, or non-string `description` fails
+  validation with an error message naming the offending entry ID.
+
+```
+TRIGGERS:
+  1:
+    id: T2
+    description: >-
+      Audit and codebase health requests.
+    priority: medium
+    patterns:
+      - "check code health"
+      - "architecture review"
+```
+
+### 1.2 `disambiguates_against`
+
+- **Type:** list of mappings. Each entry MUST contain:
+  - `capability` — string referencing a valid capability ID (one of the twelve
+    English canonical IDs enumerated by `ROUTE_ALIASES.primary_aliases` in
+    `capability_schema_contract.yaml`: `status`, `vision`, `discuss`, `research`,
+    `plan`, `build`, `optimize`, `audit`, `document`, `profile`, `design`,
+    `orchestrate`).
+  - `hint` — non-empty string distinguishing this trigger's intent from the
+    named capability on near-equal requests.
+- **Meaning:** declares which other capabilities this trigger's intent could be
+  confused with, with a hint the LLM host consults when it sees a request that
+  could match more than one capability. The list is advisory: the LLM host
+  resolves ambiguity natively and MAY surface the hint when asking the user to
+  confirm or clarify. The hint supplies the words; the LLM supplies the
+  judgment.
+- **Validation failure:** a `capability` value that is not one of the twelve
+  canonical IDs, a missing `hint`, an empty `hint`, or an entry that is not a
+  mapping fails validation with the offending entry ID and the constraint.
+
+```
+disambiguates_against:
+  - capability: build
+    hint: "vision refines existing project direction; build implements code"
+  - capability: optimize
+    hint: "vision is about what to build, not tuning existing code"
+```
+
+### 1.3 `priority`
+
+- **Type:** string enum `high` | `medium` | `low` (required on every `TRIGGERS`
+  entry).
+- **Meaning:** advisory relevance-precedence hint the LLM host reads alongside
+  `description` when deciding which capability best fits a request. `high`
+  marks a capability that owns the request strongly; `low` marks a capability
+  that is a plausible but weaker fit. It is not a scoring weight and feeds no
+  weighted-average calculation; the LLM host uses it as one signal among the
+  intent documentation.
+- **Validation failure:** a missing `priority` or a value outside `high`,
+  `medium`, `low` fails validation with the offending entry ID.
+
+```
+priority: high
+```
+
+## 2. Defaults summary
+
+| Field | Required | Default when absent |
+| --- | --- | --- |
+| `description` | required | — |
+| `disambiguates_against` | optional | empty list (no explicit collisions declared) |
+| `priority` | required (`TRIGGERS`) | — |
+
+`description` and `priority` are required on every `TRIGGERS` entry and have no
+default. `disambiguates_against` is optional and defaults to an empty list. The
+loader at `packages/cli/src/registries/capabilityContract.ts` is the consumer of
+these shapes; tests and source that need them read through the loader rather than
+re-declaring the values (per the AGENTS.md rule against duplicating
+contract-owned values).
+
+## 3. Acceptance criteria mapping
+
+| Criterion | Section |
+| --- | --- |
+| `description` is a non-empty string on every `TRIGGERS` entry | §1.1 |
+| `disambiguates_against` entries reference a valid capability ID and include a non-empty hint | §1.2 |
+| `priority` is one of `high` / `medium` / `low` on every `TRIGGERS` entry | §1.3 |
+| Document reframed as LLM-readable intent documentation; no scoring algorithm, thresholds, borderline band, or `--route` output schema | Decision 76, §1 |
+| Decision artifact lists each choice, ≥1 alternative, and rationale | Decision 76 in `.agentera/decisions.yaml` |

package/bundle/references/cli/update-channels.yaml

@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ channels:
       concept: forward_successor_line
       channel: development
       version: "3.0.0"
-      announced: false
+      announced: true
       npm:
         dist_tag: next
       npm_only_advisory: >-
@@ -64,6 +64,21 @@ channels:
       feat/v3 branch and v3 CLI are npm-only; v2→v3 is a one-way upgrade through
       npx @next, not through uvx or git checkout installs.
     distribution_major: 3
+    next_major:
+      concept: forward_successor_line
+      channel: development
+      version: "3.0.0"
+      announced: true
+      npm:
+        dist_tag: next
+      npm_only_advisory: >-
+        The v3 successor line is npm-only; opt in to v2→v3 migration through npx @next.
+      guide_url: >-
+        https://github.com/jgabor/agentera/blob/main/UPGRADE.md#upgrading-v2-to-v3-development-channel-irreversible
+      preview_command: npx -y agentera@next upgrade --dry-run --channel development
+      irreversible_advisory: >-
+        Forward migration to the v3 line is one-way; return to the prior
+        Python support line is permanently unsupported.
     resolution:
       npm:
         dist_tag: next

package/bundle/references/cli/upgrade-repair-wording.md

@@ -12,9 +12,9 @@ Treat the project as v3 when **all twelve** instruction modules exist:
 
 `packages/cli/src/capabilities/<name>/instructions.ts`
 
-for every routed capability (`hej`, `visionera`, `resonera`, `inspirera`,
-`planera`, `realisera`, `optimera`, `inspektera`, `dokumentera`, `profilera`,
-`visualisera`, `orkestrera`).
+for every routed capability (`status`, `vision`, `discuss`, `research`,
+`plan`, `build`, `optimize`, `audit`, `document`, `profile`,
+`design`, `orchestrate`).
 
 If any module is missing, preserve v2 upgrade behavior (copy/refresh managed
 agents from the bundle).
@@ -29,3 +29,17 @@ agents from the bundle).
 ## User-visible skip message
 
 `v3 capability instruction modules present; in-tree .cursor/agents/ uses prime --context and is not overwritten`
+
+## v2 install track successor surfacing (#32)
+
+When a **v2-classified** managed app-home (`install_track: v2`) runs the **v3 TypeScript
+CLI** (`agentera doctor` / `agentera prime`), the next-major successor block must surface
+the stable-line forward successor (`3.0.0` on the development channel) with the preview
+command (`npx -y agentera@next upgrade --dry-run`) and the v2→v3 guide URL from
+`references/cli/update-channels.yaml`. A v2 install must not be silently reported as
+up to date against the v3 line.
+
+| Surface | Branch | Behavior |
+| --- | --- | --- |
+| TypeScript (`packages/cli/src/upgrade/nextMajorDoctor.ts`, doctor/prime wiring) | `feat/v3` | Resolve successor from `channels.stable.next_major` for v2 installs; omit the block for v3 npm installs and feat/v3 source checkouts. |
+| Python (`scripts/agentera_upgrade.py` doctor/prime writer) | `main` (stable) | Mirror the same v2-install successor block and preview command in stable-line doctor/prime output. Backport per the both-branch pattern; verify by round-trip parity with the v3 reader, not pytest in the feat/v3 worktree. |

package/bundle/references/cli/vocabulary-index.yaml

@@ -26,17 +26,20 @@ authority_order:
   - DESIGN.md
   - .agentera/
 normalization_rules:
-  - rule: Internal workflows are capabilities.
-    use: capability, twelve capabilities, capability prose, capability schemas
-    avoid: Calling hej/realisera/etc. standalone skills, except in v1 history.
-  - rule: The runtime surface is a skill.
-    use: Agentera skill, single installed Agentera app
-    avoid: twelve-skill suite for v2 behavior.
+  - rule: Agentera is one agent, not a team; workflows are capabilities.
+    use: capability, twelve capabilities, one agent with many capabilities, capability prose, capability schemas
+    avoid: Calling status/build/etc. standalone skills or agents; "engineering team" as a product word; except in v1 history.
+  - rule: The runtime install is internal transport, not a product surface.
+    use: single Agentera agent, capabilities (the product word); "skill" and "plugin" survive only as internal transport (the skills/ directory and plugin.json manifests host editors require)
+    avoid: '"Agentera skill" or "plugin" as product words; "twelve-skill suite" or "plugin suite" for the capability set.'
+  - rule: Agentera is the agent; the host is the harness (Decision 74).
+    use: host runtime, harness, host coding agent (Claude, Cursor, Codex, Copilot, OpenCode); the CLI owns routing, memory, capability prose, and the worker-spec contract
+    avoid: Calling host coding agents peers or extension hosts of Agentera; implying Agentera is a module loaded into the host.
   - rule: /agentera is the main invocation.
     use: /agentera, $agentera for Codex-specific docs
     avoid: /hej except as a legacy bridge.
   - rule: The CLI source and rendered dashboard are different.
-    use: agentera hej source data, Hej dashboard rendered briefing
+    use: agentera prime source data, status dashboard rendered briefing
     avoid: Treating raw CLI labels as the user-facing dashboard.
   - rule: Routine state uses flat commands.
     use: agentera plan, agentera docs, agentera health
@@ -64,7 +67,7 @@ normalization_rules:
     avoid: Non-Git checkpoint or pre-dispatch commit gate in new docs.
   - rule: Capability instruction modules have current metadata and a runtime boundary.
     use: instructions.ts plus emitted prime_context first_invocation_read; runtime enforcement is true via the CLI prime command
-    avoid: Claiming agents are policed for actual reads, or adding unsupported agentera planera commands.
+    avoid: Claiming agents are policed for actual reads, or adding unsupported agentera plan commands.
 plain_language:
   lead_with_plain_phrase:
     - use: final state sync, the plan-level freshness checkpoint
@@ -150,10 +153,12 @@ decision_44:
       boundary: Preserve capability IDs, artifact IDs, group IDs, route IDs, and test fixture IDs unless a migration is planned.
     - surface: CLI labels and exit behavior
       boundary: Preserve current command names, parseable labels, exit codes, and source-contract labels unless an explicit CLI migration is recorded.
-    - surface: Canonical capability names
-      boundary: Preserve hej, visionera, resonera, inspirera, planera, realisera, optimera, inspektera, dokumentera, profilera, visualisera, and orkestrera.
-    - surface: Decision 43 aliases
-      boundary: Preserve /agentera status, vision, discuss, research, plan, build, optimize, audit, document, profile, design, and orchestrate.
+    - surface: Canonical capability names (v3 surface)
+      boundary: >-
+        Preserve the Decision 43 English alias set as the binding canonical names for v3 and onward under the single-agent identity (Decision 74): status, vision, discuss, research, plan, build, optimize, audit, document, profile, design, orchestrate. Future capability additions follow the same transfer-friendly English-verb pattern (Decision 70). Per Decisions 70 and 74, the D43 alias set is the binding name set under one agent, one CLI, many capabilities; future renames require a new decision.
+    - surface: Legacy Swedish capability names (v2 stable only)
+      boundary: >-
+        Preserve hej, visionera, resonera, inspirera, planera, realisera, optimera, inspektera, dokumentera, profilera, visualisera, and orkestrera for the v2 stable distribution (`npx -y agentera@latest`, ships from `main`) and as historical references in archived plans, decisions, and changelogs. Out of scope for v3 surface per Decisions 70 and 74; the single-agent identity uses English capability names exclusively. Coexistence probe surfaces per-distribution naming divergence.
     - surface: Historical artifacts
       boundary: Do not rewrite old progress, changelog, archived plans, or decisions solely for vocabulary cleanup.
     - surface: Release version