axstack 0.20.16 → 0.20.17

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package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "axstack",
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- "version": "0.20.16",
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+ "version": "0.20.17",
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  "description": "Axstack installer and setup CLI: installs owned chat skills and role data, configures supported harness settings, and checks Orca capabilities.",
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  "keywords": [
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  "claude-code",
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  Provision one explicit absolute continuity path per automation ID in the
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  scheduled prompt. The repository's absolute Git common directory is a valid
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- durable root; missing or non-durable configuration holds admission. Keep
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- continuity bounded and archive old pass history per [Run record](run-record.md).
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+ durable root; missing or non-durable configuration holds admission. Follow the
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+ [Run record](run-record.md). Each pass
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+ uses the [Review-manager continuity template](run-record.md#review-manager-continuity-template),
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+ overwrites its four current-state sections, and archives superseded history once
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+ in the adjacent history file. A no-change pass appends at most one history line.
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  This is prompt policy, not proof that Orca starts a fresh session or prevents
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  overlapping passes. Before activation a native canary must prove fresh-session
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  ## Per-PR jobs
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+ At PR-job and reviewer dispatch, apply [Readable sidebar](workspace-hygiene.md#readable-sidebar).
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  The logical manager lane owns ongoing discovery and continuity across finite
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  sessions; the bounded PR coordinator owns only its admitted event. Do not create a second live owner or
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  writer for the same PR. Reuse an existing valid per-PR worktree, owner, and
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  handles the current actionable event, returns exact receipts, then settles.
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  Settlement returns continuity to the manager rather than retaining an idle PR
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  coordinator. Reviewers retain the isolation required by `axstack-review`:
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- each runs in a separate Orca child worktree, keeps its probes and evidence
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- inside that worktree, and preserves required evidence before removal.
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+ each runs in a separate Orca child worktree, writes probes and evidence to
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+ its private per-Dispatch run folder, and reads back evidence before removal.
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- Set `TMPDIR` for manager and job commands to a private directory inside each
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- command's owning workspace. Follow ownership, containment, and cleanup checks
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- in the [runtime boundary](orca-runtime.md#reviewer-workspaces-and-evidence).
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+ Set `TMPDIR` for manager and job commands to each Dispatch's 0700 private
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+ `<run dir>/evidence/<dispatch>/` folder under
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+ [Workspace hygiene](workspace-hygiene.md).
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  Never write temporary files under `/` or another shared root. Never delete
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  through a broad `TMPDIR` glob, sweep a shared temporary root, or wipe a general
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  cache. Preserve evidence and any temporary path with uncertain ownership or
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  than claiming capacity from an uncertain process tree.
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  When the current event is handled, settle the PR job and descendants, then use
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- native `worker-release` for their worker terminals. Preserve dirty source,
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- unpushed commits, unarchived review evidence, pending
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- external results, and user-owned work until durability and ownership are
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- proven. Unknown liveness, `user_takeover`, and ambiguous publication likewise
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- forbid cleanup. Here a pending external result means an unconfirmed review submission
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+ native `worker-release` for their worker terminals. For a completed non-author
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+ PR-job worktree with dirty source or unpushed commits, use the
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+ [Workspace hygiene](workspace-hygiene.md) salvage path before removal.
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+ Preserve review evidence not yet durable, pending external results, and user-owned
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+ work until durability and ownership are proven. Unknown liveness, genuine
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+ `user_takeover`, and ambiguous publication likewise forbid cleanup. Here a
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+ pending external result means an unconfirmed review submission
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  or send outcome, not pending CI. Waiting state belongs in GitHub and the compact
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  record, never in an idle model, per-PR timer, or polling loop.
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- Follow the [private evidence archive](evidence-archive.md) when evidence is the
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- only local state to preserve; archive success does not relax any other guard.
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- For a settled PR job, archive classified scratch through the
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+ Follow the [private evidence archive](evidence-archive.md) when legacy
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+ in-worktree evidence is the only local state to preserve; archive success does not relax any other guard.
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+ For a settled PR job with legacy in-worktree scratch, archive it through the
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  [private evidence archive](evidence-archive.md), read back its archive and
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  compact receipt, then use [axstack-cleanup](../../axstack-cleanup/SKILL.md)'s
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  exact-path guards to retire reviewer and PR-job worktrees in the same pass.
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  A merged or closed PR must never keep a job worktree waiting for a user decision;
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- resolve that hold by archive and cleanup. Preserve genuine protections: dirty
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- source, unpushed commits, `user_takeover`, unknown liveness, and ambiguous publication.
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+ resolve that hold by archive, verified salvage when needed, and cleanup.
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+ Preserve genuine protections: `user_takeover`, unknown liveness, ambiguous
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+ publication, and failed salvage verification.
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  ## Review authority
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  manager session closes; active or unknown descendants keep their PR slot occupied
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  and must be reconciled from native state. Release settled worker terminals and
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  complete guarded evidence archival and worktree cleanup in this pass. Save
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- continuity, open decisions, and the last pass summary and read back the save.
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+ continuity, open decisions, and the last pass summary using the linked template;
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+ read back all four sections and the save before closing.
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  Use the exact native terminal close for this pass's own terminal from its run
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  receipt: `orca terminal close --terminal <exact-handle> --json`. Terminal close
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  is the final action. Never use `--all`, a broad or name selector, or another
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  First prove the exact repository, PR or Run/Task, 40-character head SHA, Dispatch,
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  workspace, terminal incarnation, Orca ownership, descendant settlement,
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- and liveness from current native state. A manual chat, `user_takeover`, an
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- active or unknown task terminal, an unsettled descendant, unpushed commits,
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- dirty source, ambiguous publication, or an unknown file remains protected.
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+ and liveness from current native state. A manual chat, genuine `user_takeover`,
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+ an active or unknown task terminal, an unsettled descendant, ambiguous
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+ publication, or an unknown file remains protected. Completed non-author
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+ worktrees with dirty source or unpushed commits use the
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+ [Workspace hygiene](workspace-hygiene.md) salvage path before removal; this
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+ archive helper never treats source changes as evidence-only cleanup.
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  # Shared lifecycle and receipts
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  Phases load through [Standing contracts](contracts.md).
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+ Driver settlement follows [Workspace hygiene](workspace-hygiene.md).
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  Delegated or resumable work uses a driver-owned [Run record](run-record.md)
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  binding state and receipts to exact revisions.
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  Workers launch no recursive teams.
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- separate Orca child worktree, keeps evidence there, and preserves it before
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- removal. Owner and author never review.
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  - Automation review manager and monitors: see
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  - Auditor (`axstack-auditor`): report-only; never edits, merges, activates, or
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  Task, Dispatch, terminal, agent, and worktree identities. Exactly one Dispatch
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- A worker worktree carries the lineage of the work it serves. Create it with
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- `--parent-worktree` naming the candidate's worktree, so a reviewer, repair, or
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- child-task checkout appears under the candidate it belongs to instead of as an
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- unrelated top-level row. `--no-parent` is only for unrelated, independent work
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- with no parent context, never a review or repair of an existing candidate. When
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- a worktree was created with the wrong lineage, correct it in place with
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- `worktree set --parent-worktree`; that is metadata and does not disturb a
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- running worker. Lineage is presentation and reconciliation state, never
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- authority: it grants nothing, and a correct parent never substitutes for the
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- Task, Dispatch, and receipt evidence above.
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+ Create a worker worktree with `--parent-worktree` naming the candidate's
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+ worktree when both are in the same repository; see
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+ [Readable sidebar](workspace-hygiene.md#readable-sidebar) for naming, status,
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+ and parentage at dispatch. `--no-parent` is for unrelated work with no parent
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+ context. Where supported, correct wrong lineage in place with
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+ per-Dispatch run folder under [Workspace hygiene](workspace-hygiene.md), with no
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- in an untracked, dispatch-specific artifact directory, not in `/tmp` or a
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- receipt; keep tracked candidate files read-only and do not commit artifacts.
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- For tools that need temporary files, create one worktree-local, task- and
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- dispatch-specific directory with mode `0700`, and scope `TMPDIR` to the owned
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- command where supported. Before use or cleanup, validate that its real path is
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- inside the exact worktree, is not a symbolic link, and matches the recorded
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- owner. Remove only that exact validated owned path, with no glob or parent-root
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+ Name the private `<run dir>/evidence/<dispatch>/` folder in the brief and
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+ completion receipt. Keep tracked candidate files read-only and peer folders
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+ Before use or temporary-file cleanup, validate that its real path equals or
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+ Dispatch owner. Worktree-local temporary paths use the same guards against
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+ their recorded worktree and owner. Remove only an exact validated owned
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+ path, with no glob or parent-root deletion; never wipe a general cache.
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+ Uncertain temporary paths are preserved for reconciliation.
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+ Before removing a reviewer worktree, read back its report and supporting
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+ evidence from the private run evidence folder and record their paths. Files
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+ A settled reviewer Dispatch can be
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+ repair Dispatch ID exception in [Workspace hygiene](workspace-hygiene.md).
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