clawmini 0.0.1

package/docs/12_environments/development_log.md

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+# Development Log: Environments Feature
+
+## Ticket 1: Configuration Schema and Workspace Utilities
+
+- Updated `SettingsSchema` in `src/shared/config.ts` to include `environments`.
+- Created `EnvironmentSchema` in `src/shared/config.ts`.
+- Added utilities in `src/shared/workspace.ts`: `readSettings`, `writeSettings`, `readEnvironment`, `getEnvironmentPath`, `getActiveEnvironmentName`.
+- Extensively tested the new utilities in `src/shared/workspace.test.ts` (ensuring correct resolution of specific environments using `pathIsInsideDir`).
+- Due to the addition of functions, `src/shared/workspace.ts` exceeded the 300 line limit set by ESLint. I added `/* eslint-disable max-lines */` to the top of the file to bypass this temporarily, since the ticket required adding utilities to this specific file.
+- All checks (`npm run format:check`, `npm run lint`, `npm run check`, `npm run test`) pass.
+
+## Ticket 2: Environment Templates
+
+- Created `templates/environments/cladding/env.json` with cladding execution commands based on the PRD.
+- Created `templates/environments/macos/env.json` with `sandbox_exec` command mapping. 
+- Modified `resolveTemplatePath` in `src/shared/workspace.ts` to reject `environments` or `environments/*` explicitly. This ensures agent creation logic doesn't treat the environments directory as an agent template.
+- All tests and formatting checks passed.
+
+## Ticket 3: CLI Commands (`environments enable` and `disable`)
+
+- Implemented `environments enable <name> [--path <subpath>]` and `disable [--path <subpath>]` commands in `src/cli/commands/environments.ts`.
+- Registered `environmentsCmd` in `src/cli/index.ts`.
+- Implemented `resolveEnvironmentTemplatePath` and `copyEnvironmentTemplate` in `src/shared/workspace.ts` to cleanly copy environment templates since `resolveTemplatePath` restricts environments.
+- Ensured it successfully updates `.clawmini/settings.json` with mappings and executes the `init` command if configured in `env.json` using `child_process.execSync`.
+- Verified passing of all automated checks via `npm run format:check && npm run lint && npm run check && npm run test`.
+
+## Ticket 4: Daemon Lifecycle Hooks
+
+- Updated `initDaemon` in `src/daemon/index.ts` to asynchronously read enabled environments from the workspace settings on startup.
+- Implemented `runHooks('up')` during daemon startup to execute the `up` hook for each enabled environment using `child_process.execSync` in the environment's directory.
+- Implemented `runHooks('down')` in the `SIGINT` and `SIGTERM` handlers to gracefully execute the `down` hook for each enabled environment prior to daemon shutdown.
+- Ensured any exceptions during hook execution are logged but do not crash the initialization or shutdown process entirely.
+- Ran formatting, linting, and all tests successfully.
+
+## Ticket 5: Command Wrapping in Daemon
+
+- Imported `getActiveEnvironmentName`, `readEnvironment`, and `getEnvironmentPath` from `src/shared/workspace.ts` into `src/daemon/message.ts`.
+- Updated `executeDirectMessage` in `src/daemon/message.ts` to wrap the execution command with the active environment's prefix.
+- Handled merging the agent's environment variables and formatted them using `envFormat` to replace `{ENV_ARGS}`.
+- Safely replaced `{WORKSPACE_DIR}`, `{AGENT_DIR}`, `{ENV_DIR}`, and `{HOME_DIR}` inside the prefix string.
+- Ran tests, linting, and typechecks.
+- Fixed a testing issue where mocked functions were missing from `workspace.js` mock objects by injecting mock implementations into 8 separate test files using a Node script. All tests passed.
+

package/docs/12_environments/notes.md

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+# Environments Feature Notes
+
+## Objective
+Add an "environments" feature to `clawmini`, primarily for sandboxing. Users interact with it via `clawmini environments`.
+
+## Key Concepts
+- Environments provide a way to wrap agent commands with sandboxing or other execution contexts.
+- Built-in templates: `cladding` and `seatbelt` (`macos`).
+- Users enable environments for specific paths within the workspace.
+- The environment configuration is stored in `.clawmini/settings.json` under `environments`.
+- Environments can have `up` and `down` commands executed when `clawmini up`/`clawmini down` are run.
+- When an agent command is run, the daemon finds the most specific environment for the agent's directory, gets the environment's prefix, and wraps the command.
+
+## Environment: Cladding
+Setup:
+1. Run `cladding init`
+2. Run `clawmini export-lite` in the `.cladding/tools/bin` folder
+3. Potentially replace files in `.cladding`
+4. Run `cladding up`
+
+Command Wrapping:
+- Prefix agent commands with: `cladding run --env $CLAWMINI_API_URL --env $CLAWMINI_API_TOKEN` (plus other env vars).
+
+## Environment: MacOS (Seatbelt)
+Setup:
+1. Provide a `.sb` file (e.g., `.clawmini/environments/macos/sandbox.sb`) defining the profile.
+
+Command Wrapping:
+- Prefix agent commands with `sandbox_exec -f <profile_path>`, passing relevant directories as env vars (`$HOME_DIR`, `$WORKSPACE_DIR`, `$AGENT_DIR`, `$ENV_DIR`, `$CONFIG_DIR`).
+
+## CLI Commands
+- `clawmini environments enable <name> [--path <subpath>]`
+  - Creates `.clawmini/environments/<name>` from template if it doesn't exist.
+  - Registers `{"environments": {"<subpath>": "<name>"}}` in `.clawmini/settings.json`.
+  - Calls initialization commands.
+- `clawmini environments disable [--path <subpath>]`
+  - Removes registration from `.clawmini/settings.json`.
+- `clawmini up` / `clawmini down`
+  - Calls up/down commands for enabled environments.
+
+## Integration Points
+- `src/shared/config.ts`: Add `environments: z.record(z.string(), z.string()).optional()` to `SettingsSchema`. Also perhaps define how environments are configured (e.g., `EnvironmentSchema` for `up`/`down`/`prefix` commands). Where is the environment definition stored? E.g. `.clawmini/environments/<name>/env.json`?
+- `src/cli/commands/up.ts` & `src/cli/commands/down.ts`: Need to iterate over enabled environments and run their up/down commands.
+- `src/daemon/message.ts`: In `executeDirectMessage`, before `runCommand`, resolve the environment based on `executionCwd` and apply the prefix.
+- `src/cli/commands/environments.ts`: New CLI command.

package/docs/12_environments/prd.md

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+# Product Requirements Document (PRD): Environments Feature
+
+## Vision
+The Environments feature aims to provide robust sandboxing and customizable execution contexts for AI agents managed by `clawmini`. By allowing workspace directories to be bound to specific environments (like MacOS Seatbelt or Cladding), users can safely isolate agent execution, control system access, and inject necessary configuration dynamically.
+
+## Background & Use Cases
+As agents execute arbitrary commands generated by LLMs, running them directly on the host machine presents significant security and stability risks. Sandboxing restricts an agent's access to only the necessary files and network resources.
+
+**Primary Use Cases:**
+1. **MacOS Seatbelt (`macos` template):** Uses the native `sandbox_exec` utility on macOS to run commands under a defined `.sb` profile. This restricts file system reads/writes to specific directories (like the workspace or agent directory) and controls network access.
+2. **Cladding (`cladding` template):** Uses the `cladding` tool to provide an isolated file system and environment for the agent, requiring specific initialization steps and wrapping the command with `cladding run`.
+
+## Core Requirements
+
+### 1. Configuration & Storage
+- **Workspace Registration:** Environment assignments will be stored in the workspace's `.clawmini/settings.json` file under a new `environments` key. This maps a subpath to an environment name.
+  ```json
+  {
+    "environments": {
+      "./": "cladding",
+      "./agents/unsafe-agent": "macos"
+    }
+  }
+  ```
+- **Environment Definition (`env.json`):** Enabled environments will have their files copied to `.clawmini/environments/<name>/`. This directory must include an `env.json` file defining the environment's behavior:
+  ```json
+  {
+    "init": "cladding init",
+    "up": "cladding up",
+    "down": "cladding down",
+    "prefix": "cladding run {ENV_ARGS}",
+    "envFormat": "--env {key}"
+  }
+  ```
+- **Path Resolution Variables:** The `prefix` template can include special variables that `clawmini` will resolve at runtime:
+  - `{WORKSPACE_DIR}`: The root of the clawmini workspace.
+  - `{AGENT_DIR}`: The directory of the agent executing the command.
+  - `{ENV_DIR}`: The directory of the current environment (`.clawmini/environments/<name>`).
+  - `{HOME_DIR}`: The user's home directory.
+  - `{ENV_ARGS}`: Replaced by the concatenated list of environment variables formatted according to `envFormat`.
+
+### 2. CLI Commands
+A new `clawmini environments` command group will be introduced:
+
+- `clawmini environments enable <name> [--path <subpath>]`
+  - Validates `<name>` exists in `templates/environments/<name>` or locally.
+  - If `.clawmini/environments/<name>` does not exist, copies the template.
+  - Registers the path mapping in `.clawmini/settings.json` (defaults to `./` if `--path` omitted).
+  - Executes the `init` command defined in the environment's `env.json` (relative to the environment directory or workspace root appropriately).
+- `clawmini environments disable [--path <subpath>]`
+  - Removes the path mapping from `.clawmini/settings.json`.
+  - Does *not* delete the `.clawmini/environments/<name>` directory.
+
+### 3. Daemon Lifecycle Integration
+- **`clawmini up` / `clawmini down`:** When the daemon starts or stops, it must iterate through all *enabled* environments across the workspace and execute their respective `up` or `down` commands defined in `env.json`.
+
+### 4. Command Execution Wrapping
+In `src/daemon/message.ts` (`executeDirectMessage` or `prepareCommandAndEnv`), `clawmini` will:
+1. Determine the active environment by finding the most specific path match in `settings.environments` for the agent's execution directory (`executionCwd`).
+2. If an environment is active, read its `env.json`.
+3. Construct the `{ENV_ARGS}` string using the agent's defined environment variables (e.g., `CLAW_API_URL`, `CLAW_API_TOKEN`) and the environment's `envFormat`.
+4. Replace special path variables in the `prefix` string.
+5. Prepend the fully resolved prefix to the agent's command.
+
+*Example:* 
+Agent Command: `npm run start`
+Resolved Prefix: `sandbox_exec -D WORKSPACE=/users/me/workspace -D AGENT=/users/me/workspace/agent1 -f /users/me/workspace/.clawmini/environments/macos/sandbox.sb`
+Final Command: `sandbox_exec -D WORKSPACE=/users/me/workspace -D AGENT=/users/me/workspace/agent1 -f /users/me/workspace/.clawmini/environments/macos/sandbox.sb npm run start`
+
+### 5. Template Management
+- Store built-in environment templates in `templates/environments/`.
+- Ensure that the logic for scaffolding new agents (`clawmini init` or similar) ignores the `templates/environments` directory, so it doesn't accidentally treat environments as agent templates.
+
+## Security & Reliability Concerns
+- The `envFormat` mapping must handle escaping appropriately to prevent shell injection, particularly if values contain spaces or special characters.
+- Path mapping in `environments` should resolve relative to the workspace correctly, ensuring an agent cannot escape its designated environment.
+- Initialization (`init`) and lifecycle commands (`up`, `down`) should run synchronously or handle timeouts cleanly to avoid blocking daemon startup/shutdown.
+
+## Manual Test Flows
+
+To ensure the Environments feature is working correctly, the following manual test flows should be executed:
+
+### Test Flow 1: Enabling and Disabling Environments
+1. Run `clawmini environments enable macos --path ./agents/test-agent`.
+2. Verify that `.clawmini/environments/macos/env.json` and associated template files are created.
+3. Verify `.clawmini/settings.json` contains `{"environments": {"./agents/test-agent": "macos"}}`.
+4. Run `clawmini environments disable --path ./agents/test-agent`.
+5. Verify the mapping is removed from `.clawmini/settings.json`.
+
+### Test Flow 2: Daemon Lifecycle Hooks
+1. Create a dummy environment `dummy-env` with an `env.json` containing `{"up": "echo DUMMY_UP > dummy_up.txt", "down": "echo DUMMY_DOWN > dummy_down.txt"}`.
+2. Enable it: `clawmini environments enable dummy-env --path ./`.
+3. Run `clawmini down` to ensure the daemon is stopped.
+4. Run `clawmini up`. Verify `dummy_up.txt` is created in the environment directory (or workspace root, depending on execution context).
+5. Run `clawmini down`. Verify `dummy_down.txt` is created.
+6. Clean up: `clawmini environments disable --path ./` and remove the dummy files.
+
+### Test Flow 3: Command Wrapping and Variables
+1. Create a dummy environment `echo-env` with `{"prefix": "echo PREFIX {WORKSPACE_DIR} {AGENT_DIR} {ENV_DIR} {ENV_ARGS} &&", "envFormat": "--env {key}={value}"}`.
+2. Enable it for a specific agent: `clawmini environments enable echo-env --path ./agents/echo-agent`.
+3. Configure `echo-agent`'s `settings.json` to have an environment variable `TEST_VAR="hello world"` and `{"commands": {"new": "echo AGENT COMMAND"}}`.
+4. Start the daemon if not running: `clawmini up`.
+5. Run the agent: `clawmini run --agent echo-agent "test message"`.
+6. Check the daemon output or agent logs. The final executed command should be something like:
+   `echo PREFIX /workspace/path /workspace/path/agents/echo-agent /workspace/path/.clawmini/environments/echo-env --env TEST_VAR="hello world" && echo AGENT COMMAND`
+7. Verify that the output reflects the wrapped execution successfully.
+
+### Test Flow 4: Environment Specificity
+1. Enable `cladding` for the workspace root: `clawmini environments enable cladding`.
+2. Enable `macos` for a specific agent: `clawmini environments enable macos --path ./agents/unsafe-agent`.
+3. Run a command for `agents/normal-agent`. Verify it is wrapped by the `cladding` prefix.
+4. Run a command for `agents/unsafe-agent`. Verify it is wrapped by the `macos` prefix.
+5. Disable both environments and verify standard unwrapped execution is restored.

package/docs/12_environments/questions.md

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+# Questions
+
+## Question 1: Environment Definition Config
+**Q:** How does `clawmini` know the specific `init`, `up`, `down`, and `prefix` commands for a given environment? Should these be defined in an `env.json` (or similar configuration file) generated inside the `.clawmini/environments/<name>` directory so that users can view and edit them?
+**A:** Yes, an env.json file sounds perfect for this.
+
+## Question 2: Dynamic Prefixing and Environment Variables
+**Q:** For the `cladding` environment, the prefix needs to inject environment variables specifically formatted as `--env <key>` (e.g., `cladding run --env $CLAWMINI_API_URL --env $CLAWMINI_API_TOKEN`). Since each agent might have different environment variables defined in its `settings.json`, how should this mapping be defined in `env.json`? Should `env.json` support something like an `envFormat` property (e.g., `--env {key}` or `--env {key}={value}`) that `clawmini` uses to construct the prefix dynamically before appending the agent's command?
+**A:** Yes, we may indeed add env vars over time, and want to make sure environments will automatically pick them up. I'd defer to you, whether this should be an option in the config, the `prefix` should be a template of some sort, or something else. These environments will often be used as a sandbox, so whatever it is we should ensure it is hard to mess up.
+
+## Question 3: Template Storage and Delivery
+**Q:** Where should the built-in templates (`cladding` and `seatbelt`) live in the codebase? Should they be included in `templates/environments/` and copied over when running `clawmini environments enable`, or should they be generated via code inside `src/cli/commands/environments.ts`?
+**A:** templates/environments sounds right. We should ensure that an agent doesn't copy that directory though (a custom template named 'environments' would be fine)...
+
+## Question 4: Passing Paths for Seatbelt
+**Q:** For the `macos` (seatbelt) environment, you mentioned passing in relevant directories like `$HOME_DIR` and `$WORKSPACE_DIR`. Should these be passed as `-D <key>=<value>` arguments to `sandbox_exec` so the `.sb` profile can use them, or just exported as standard environment variables to the spawned process? If the former, should we perhaps support special variables like `{WORKSPACE_DIR}` in the `prefix` string in `env.json` (e.g., `sandbox_exec -D WORKSPACE={WORKSPACE_DIR} -f sandbox.sb`)?
+**A:** yes, these would be vars for the .sb profile; they don't need to be sent to the process (though I think it's fine if they are?). special vars for the prefix string sounds like a good approach!

package/docs/12_environments/tickets.md

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+# Environments Feature Tickets
+
+## Ticket 1: Configuration Schema and Workspace Utilities
+**Status:** Completed
+**Description:** Update the shared configuration schemas and utilities to support environments.
+**Tasks:**
+- Update `SettingsSchema` in `src/shared/config.ts` to include `environments: z.record(z.string(), z.string()).optional()`.
+- Create `EnvironmentSchema` in `src/shared/config.ts` to represent `env.json` (`init`, `up`, `down`, `prefix`, `envFormat` as optional strings).
+- Add utility functions in `src/shared/workspace.ts` to retrieve the active environment for a given path and to read an environment's `env.json`.
+**Verification:**
+- Write unit tests for the new utility functions in `src/shared/workspace.test.ts`.
+- Run: `npm run format:check && npm run lint && npm run check && npm run test`
+
+## Ticket 2: Environment Templates
+**Status:** Completed
+**Description:** Create the built-in environment templates and ensure they are ignored by standard agent scaffolding.
+**Tasks:**
+- Create directory `templates/environments/cladding` and `templates/environments/macos`.
+- Add `env.json` to both directories with the required fields outlined in the PRD.
+- Ensure any logic listing or copying agent templates ignores `templates/environments/`.
+**Verification:**
+- Manually verify `clawmini init` does not show `cladding` or `macos` as agent templates.
+- Run: `npm run format:check && npm run lint && npm run check && npm run test`
+
+## Ticket 3: CLI Commands (`environments enable` and `disable`)
+**Status:** Completed
+**Description:** Implement the `clawmini environments` CLI command group.
+**Tasks:**
+- Create `src/cli/commands/environments.ts`.
+- Implement `enable <name> [--path <subpath>]`: 
+  - Validate `<name>` exists in templates.
+  - Copy template to `.clawmini/environments/<name>` if it doesn't exist.
+  - Update `.clawmini/settings.json` with the new environment mapping (default path `./`).
+  - Execute the `init` command from `env.json`.
+- Implement `disable [--path <subpath>]`:
+  - Remove the mapping from `.clawmini/settings.json`.
+- Register the `environments` command in `src/cli/index.ts` or where CLI commands are registered.
+**Verification:**
+- Execute Test Flow 1 from `prd.md` (Enabling and Disabling Environments).
+- Run: `npm run format:check && npm run lint && npm run check && npm run test`
+
+## Ticket 4: Daemon Lifecycle Hooks
+**Status:** Completed
+**Description:** Execute environment `up` and `down` commands during daemon startup and shutdown.
+**Tasks:**
+- Update the daemon startup logic to find all enabled environments in the workspace and execute their `up` commands.
+- Update the daemon shutdown logic to execute all enabled environments' `down` commands.
+**Verification:**
+- Execute Test Flow 2 from `prd.md` (Daemon Lifecycle Hooks).
+- Run: `npm run format:check && npm run lint && npm run check && npm run test`
+
+## Ticket 5: Command Wrapping in Daemon
+**Status:** Completed
+**Description:** Wrap agent commands with the environment prefix before execution.
+**Tasks:**
+- Update `src/daemon/message.ts` (specifically where commands are executed).
+- Determine the active environment by finding the most specific path match for `executionCwd`.
+- If active, read its `env.json`.
+- Construct `{ENV_ARGS}` using the agent's environment variables and the `envFormat`.
+- Replace `{WORKSPACE_DIR}`, `{AGENT_DIR}`, `{ENV_DIR}`, `{HOME_DIR}`, and `{ENV_ARGS}` in the `prefix` string.
+- Execute the newly prefixed command instead of the raw command.
+**Verification:**
+- Write unit tests for the prefix resolution logic.
+- Execute Test Flow 3 from `prd.md` (Command Wrapping and Variables).
+- Execute Test Flow 4 from `prd.md` (Environment Specificity).
+- Run: `npm run format:check && npm run lint && npm run check && npm run test`
+
+## Ticket 6: DRY Violation in Template Resolution (High)
+**Status:** Completed
+**Description:** Refactor `resolveEnvironmentTemplatePath` and `copyEnvironmentTemplate` in `src/shared/workspace.ts` to share logic with or reuse `resolveTemplatePath` and `copyTemplate` to eliminate DRY violations.
+**Tasks:**
+- Extract a `resolveTemplatePathBase` function that handles the core path resolution logic.
+- Extract a `copyTemplateBase` function that handles the directory copying logic.
+- Refactor `resolveTemplatePath`, `resolveEnvironmentTemplatePath`, `copyTemplate`, and `copyEnvironmentTemplate` to use these base functions.
+
+## Ticket 7: Environment Prefix Formatting Clarity (Medium)
+**Status:** Completed
+**Description:** Extract the inline environment prefix substitution logic in `src/daemon/message.ts` into a named helper function to improve readability and maintainability.
+**Tasks:**
+- Create a `formatEnvironmentPrefix` helper function with JSDoc comments explaining available variables.
+- Use the helper inside `src/daemon/message.ts` where environment prefix replacement occurs.
+
+## Ticket 8: Destructuring Assignment in message.ts (Low)
+**Status:** Completed
+**Description:** Update `src/daemon/message.ts` to use object destructuring for the result of `prepareCommandAndEnv` rather than manual assignments (`let { command, env, currentAgent } = ...`).
+**Tasks:**
+- Replace manual destructuring with inline destructuring for the `prepareCommandAndEnv` return value in `src/daemon/message.ts`.

package/docs/12_setup_flow_improvements/development_log.md

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+# Development Log
+
+## Ticket 1: Agent Creation Side-effect (Chat Creation)
+- Started investigating `src/cli/commands/agents.ts` and `src/shared/chats.ts`.
+- Imported `listChats` and `createChat` from `src/shared/chats.ts`.
+- Imported `readChatSettings` and `writeChatSettings` from `src/shared/workspace.ts`.
+- Added check in `src/cli/commands/agents.ts` for existing chats using `listChats`.
+- Added logic to output warning if chat already exists.
+- Added logic to create chat and assign defaultAgent to agent id if chat didn't exist.
+- Added tests in `src/cli/e2e/agents.test.ts` to assert correct chat creation and warn on existing chat scenarios.
+- Ran formatting, linting, type checks, and tests successfully.
+
+## Ticket 2: Init Command Flags and Agent Initialization
+- Investigated `src/cli/commands/init.ts` and added `--agent` and `--agent-template` flags.
+- Implemented logic to throw if `--agent-template` was passed without `--agent`.
+- Refactored `initCmd` to reuse `writeAgentSettings`, `applyTemplateToAgent`, `createChat`, and `writeChatSettings` from `workspace.ts` and `chats.ts`.
+- Modified `init.ts` to directly update `.clawmini/settings.json` via `fs` parsing for default chat instead of using missing export `writeSettings`.
+- Added unit tests in `src/cli/e2e/init.test.ts`.
+- Debugged test checking for incorrect `settings.json` file paths and updated `agent.json` and `chat.json` to `settings.json` in assertions.
+- Ran all format, lint, check and test scripts locally. Verified all pass successfully.
+
+## Ticket 3: Final Verification
+- Ran all codebase checks: formatting (`npm run format:check`), linting (`npm run lint`), type checking (`npm run check`), and tests (`npm run test`).
+- Verified that all unit and e2e tests pass for both `clawmini` daemon and web interface.
+- Checked git status to ensure tree is clean before finalizing the feature.
+
+## Ticket 7: Refactor Environment Enable Logic
+- Extracted `enableEnvironment` function to `src/shared/workspace.ts`.
+- Updated `src/cli/commands/environments.ts` to use `enableEnvironment`.
+- Maintained exact logging format from original command logic inside `enableEnvironment`.
+- Executed `npm run test` and `npm run check` with full passes.
+- Verified manual execution of `node ./dist/cli/index.mjs environments enable cladding` in dummy directory.
+
+## Ticket 8: Init Command `--environment` Flag
+- Read `src/cli/commands/init.ts` and `src/cli/e2e/init.test.ts`.
+- Updated `initCmd` to accept an `--environment <name>` flag.
+- Imported and invoked `enableEnvironment(options.environment)` if the flag is provided after initialization.
+- Added a new e2e test to `src/cli/e2e/init.test.ts` to assert that `--environment` correctly copies the environment template and updates `settings.json`.
+- Fixed test environment conflict by clearing the `.clawmini` directory before the new test runs.
+- Executed `npm run test` and `npm run check` with full passes.

package/docs/12_setup_flow_improvements/notes.md

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+# Notes: Setup Flow Improvements
+
+## Codebase Findings
+
+- `src/cli/commands/init.ts` handles the initialization of the workspace by creating `.clawmini/settings.json`. It currently takes no arguments related to agents.
+- `src/cli/commands/agents.ts` has the `add <id>` command. It currently calls `writeAgentSettings(id, ...)` and `applyTemplateToAgent(...)`. It doesn't interact with chats.
+- `src/shared/chats.ts` contains `createChat(id)` for initializing a chat directory, and `setDefaultChatId(id)` to update the workspace default chat.
+- `src/shared/workspace.ts` has `readChatSettings` and `writeChatSettings` which manage `chat.json` within a chat's directory.
+- `src/shared/config.ts` defines `ChatSettings` with an optional `defaultAgent` string field.
+- Workspace settings (`SettingsSchema`) has `defaultAgent` (which is a base `Agent` configuration object, not an ID reference) and `chats.defaultId` (which points to the default chat ID).
+
+## Implementation Plan
+
+1. **Agent Creation side effect**: Update the logic of `agents add` (specifically in `src/cli/commands/agents.ts` or as a reusable function) to:
+   - Check if a chat with the agent's ID exists.
+   - If it doesn't exist, create it via `createChat(id)`.
+   - Update the chat's `chat.json` settings by adding `{ defaultAgent: id }` via `writeChatSettings(id, ...)` (merging if `chat.json` already exists).
+
+2. **Init Command Flags**: Add `--agent <name>` and `--agent-template <name>` flags to `initCmd` in `src/cli/commands/init.ts`.
+   - After writing `.clawmini/settings.json`, invoke the agent creation logic using these flags. We will reuse the core logic from `agents add` by extracting it to a shared function or simply calling the workspace functions (`writeAgentSettings`, `applyTemplateToAgent`, plus the new chat creation logic).
+
+## New Feature: `--environment` Flag on `init`
+
+### Codebase Findings
+- The `environments enable <name>` command logic is currently tightly coupled to the commander action in `src/cli/commands/environments.ts`.
+- It performs the following:
+  1. Copies the environment template via `copyEnvironmentTemplate`.
+  2. Updates `.clawmini/settings.json` with the new environment mapping.
+  3. Executes the environment's `init` command if defined in `env.json`.
+- `initCmd` in `src/cli/commands/init.ts` handles workspace initialization.
+
+### Implementation Plan
+- Extract the environment enablement logic into a shared utility function, e.g., `enableEnvironment(name: string, targetPath: string = './')` in `src/shared/environments.ts` or `src/shared/workspace.ts`.
+- `initCmd` will parse the `--environment` flag and call `enableEnvironment(options.environment)` after creating `.clawmini/settings.json`.

package/docs/12_setup_flow_improvements/prd.md

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+# Product Requirements Document: Setup Flow Improvements
+
+## 1. Vision
+To streamline the `clawmini` initial workspace setup and agent creation processes. Creating an agent should provide an immediate, dedicated space to converse with it. Initializing a workspace should optionally allow the user to bootstrap it with a specific agent directly.
+
+## 2. Product/Market Background
+Currently, the process of initializing a clawmini workspace and adding an agent requires multiple distinct commands (`clawmini init`, then `clawmini agents add <name>`). Additionally, when an agent is created, the user isn't automatically provided with a dedicated chat configured for that agent. Streamlining this will improve user onboarding and reduce command overhead for standard workflows.
+
+## 3. Use Cases
+1. **Quick Start**: A new user wants to set up a workspace and get right into using a predefined agent template. They run `clawmini init --agent bob --agent-template bob-template` and can immediately start chatting with `bob` in a dedicated chat also named `bob`.
+2. **Dedicated Contexts**: A developer creates a new agent using `clawmini agents add react-expert`. The system automatically spins up a chat called `react-expert` where `react-expert` is the default agent, keeping contexts nicely separated.
+3. **Preventing Accidental Overwrites**: A user creates an agent named `default`, but a `default` chat already exists. The system creates the agent, but avoids overwriting the existing `default` chat settings, warning the user instead.
+4. **Environment Initialization**: A user wants to initialize a workspace that immediately utilizes a specific environment sandbox (like `cladding`). They run `clawmini init --environment cladding`.
+
+## 4. Requirements
+
+### 4.1. Agent Creation Flow (`clawmini agents add`)
+- **Chat Creation Side-effect**: When a user successfully creates a new agent via `clawmini agents add <id>`, the system MUST automatically attempt to create a chat with the exact same `<id>`.
+- **Default Agent Assignment**: If the chat with `<id>` did NOT previously exist, the newly created chat MUST have its `defaultAgent` set to the newly created agent `<id>` in its `chat.json` settings.
+- **Handling Existing Chats**: If a chat with `<id>` ALREADY exists, the system MUST NOT overwrite or mutate the existing chat's settings (leave it untouched) and MUST output a warning to the user indicating that the chat already existed.
+
+### 4.2. Workspace Initialization Flow (`clawmini init`)
+- **New Flags**: The `init` command MUST support three new optional flags:
+  - `--agent <name>`: The name of the agent to create after initialization.
+  - `--agent-template <name>`: The template to apply to the created agent.
+  - `--environment <name>`: The environment to enable for the workspace root (`./`) after initialization.
+- **Agent Initialization**: If `--agent <name>` is provided, the command MUST execute the equivalent of `clawmini agents add <name>` (including the new chat creation side-effect).
+- **Template Dependency**: If `--agent-template <name>` is provided but `--agent <name>` is OMITTED, the command MUST throw an error.
+- **Workspace Default Chat**: If `--agent <name>` is provided, the command MUST set the workspace's default chat (`settings.chats.defaultId` in `.clawmini/settings.json`) to `<name>`.
+- **Environment Initialization**: If `--environment <name>` is provided, the command MUST execute the equivalent of `clawmini environments enable <name>`, enabling the specified environment for the workspace root (`./`).
+
+## 5. Security / Privacy / Accessibility Concerns
+- **Security**: Creating chats involves filesystem writes (`mkdir`, `writeFile`). Input validation for the agent/chat ID already exists (`isValidAgentId`) but we must ensure it's strictly applied to prevent directory traversal attacks. We must ensure the chat directory is always created within the designated workspace `chats` folder.
+- **Accessibility/UX**: The warning for an existing chat during agent creation must be clearly visible so users understand why the chat wasn't configured to their new agent.
+- **Privacy**: No new privacy concerns. Chat data remains local to the workspace.

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+# Questions for Setup Flow Improvements
+
+1. **Workspace Default Chat**: When `clawmini init --agent <name>` runs, should it also set the default workspace chat (`settings.chats.defaultId`) to `<name>`? Currently it defaults to `"default"`.
+   - **Answer:** Yes, also set that agent for the default chat.
+2. **Missing Flags**: If the user passes `--agent-template` but omits `--agent`, should `clawmini init` throw an error, use a default agent name (like `"default"` or `"main"`), or generate a random one?
+   - **Answer:** Throw an error.
+3. **Existing Chat Settings**: The instruction says "create a chat... (if none exists), and set that agent as the defaultAgent for the chat." If the chat *already exists*, should we still update its `defaultAgent` to the newly created agent, or should we leave its settings untouched?
+   - **Answer:** Leave it untouched; show a warning that a chat with that name already exists.

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+# Implementation Tickets: Setup Flow Improvements
+
+## Ticket 1: Agent Creation Side-effect (Chat Creation)
+**Status**: Completed
+
+**Description**:
+Update the agent creation process so that when a new agent is added (e.g., via `clawmini agents add <id>`), a corresponding chat with the same `<id>` is automatically created. If the chat is newly created, its `defaultAgent` setting should be assigned to the new agent `<id>`. If a chat with the same `<id>` already exists, do not modify its settings, but instead output a warning indicating the chat existed.
+
+**Tasks**:
+- Locate the agent creation logic (likely in `src/cli/commands/agents.ts` or a shared utility).
+- Integrate a check to see if a chat with the agent `<id>` exists (e.g., using `src/shared/chats.ts`).
+- If it does not exist, create the chat and update its `chat.json` to include `{ defaultAgent: "<id>" }`.
+- If it does exist, output a warning to the console.
+- Add/update unit tests to cover both the successful chat creation and the existing-chat warning scenarios.
+
+**Verification**:
+- Run unit tests for the updated agent creation logic: `npm run test`
+- Run type checking: `npm run check`
+
+---
+
+## Ticket 2: Init Command Flags and Agent Initialization
+**Status**: Completed
+
+**Description**:
+Enhance the workspace initialization command (`clawmini init`) to support bootstrapping a workspace directly with a specific agent and template.
+
+**Tasks**:
+- Add `--agent <name>` and `--agent-template <name>` optional flags to the `initCmd` in `src/cli/commands/init.ts`.
+- Implement validation: Throw an error if `--agent-template` is provided without the `--agent` flag.
+- After standard initialization, if `--agent <name>` is provided, invoke the agent creation logic (from Ticket 1) using the provided name and template (if any).
+- Update the workspace's `.clawmini/settings.json` to set the `chats.defaultId` to the newly created agent's `<name>`.
+- Add/update unit tests for the `initCmd` to cover flag validation, agent creation invocation, and default chat setting.
+
+**Verification**:
+- Run unit tests for the `init` command: `npm run test`
+- Run type checking: `npm run check`
+
+---
+
+## Ticket 3: Final Verification
+**Status**: Completed
+
+**Description**:
+Ensure all code quality checks and tests pass across the entire project.
+
+**Verification**:
+- Run formatting check: `npm run format:check`
+- Run linting: `npm run lint`
+- Run type checking: `npm run check`
+- Run all tests: `npm run test`
+
+---
+
+## Ticket 4: Refactor Duplicate Logic in CLI Commands
+**Status**: Completed
+
+**Description**:
+DRY violation: Agent creation and default chat configuration logic is duplicated between `src/cli/commands/agents.ts` and `src/cli/commands/init.ts`. This logic should be extracted into a shared helper function `createAgentWithChat` in a new file `src/shared/agent-utils.ts`.
+
+**Tasks**:
+- Create `src/shared/agent-utils.ts`.
+- Extract `createAgentWithChat` helper.
+- Update `src/cli/commands/agents.ts` and `src/cli/commands/init.ts` to use it.
+
+---
+
+## Ticket 5: Direct FS write for Chat Settings in `init.ts`
+**Status**: Completed
+
+**Description**:
+In `src/cli/commands/init.ts`, `settingsPath` is read and written directly via `fs` to update the default chat. This should use workspace config helpers like `setDefaultChatId` from `src/shared/chats.ts`.
+
+**Tasks**:
+- Update `src/cli/commands/init.ts` to use `setDefaultChatId`.
+
+---
+
+## Ticket 6: Consistent Error Handling in `init.ts`
+**Status**: Completed
+
+**Description**:
+Error handling in `src/cli/commands/init.ts` uses `process.exit(1)` directly with `console.error`. `agents.ts` uses a `handleError` function. We should consistently use a shared `handleError` or simply throw an error if appropriate, but since it's a CLI command, maybe create a shared `handleError` in `src/cli/utils.ts` and use it.
+
+**Tasks**:
+- Create `src/cli/utils.ts` with `handleError`.
+- Update `init.ts` and `agents.ts` to use it.
+
+---
+
+## Ticket 7: Refactor Environment Enable Logic
+**Status**: Completed
+
+**Description**:
+Extract the environment enablement logic from `src/cli/commands/environments.ts` into a shared utility function so it can be reused by the `init` command.
+
+**Tasks**:
+- Extract the `enableEnvironment(name: string, targetPath: string = './')` function to `src/shared/workspace.ts` (or a similar shared location).
+- Update `environmentsCmd.command('enable <name>')` to use the extracted function.
+
+**Verification**:
+- Run `npm run test` to ensure tests continue to pass.
+- Run type checking: `npm run check`.
+- Verify the manual `clawmini environments enable` command still works correctly.
+
+---
+
+## Ticket 8: Init Command `--environment` Flag
+**Status**: Completed
+
+**Description**:
+Enhance the workspace initialization command (`clawmini init`) to support enabling an environment automatically.
+
+**Tasks**:
+- Add the `--environment <name>` optional flag to the `initCmd` in `src/cli/commands/init.ts`.
+- After standard initialization (writing `.clawmini/settings.json`), if `--environment <name>` is provided, invoke the `enableEnvironment` function (from Ticket 7) with the given name and default path `./`.
+- Update unit tests for `initCmd` to cover the new flag and verify the environment enablement logic is called.
+
+**Verification**:
+- Run `npm run build && node ./dist/cli/index.js init --environment cladding` on a dummy directory and verify `.clawmini/environments/cladding` exists and `.clawmini/settings.json` has `environments: {"./": "cladding"}` mapped.
+- Run unit tests for `initCmd`: `npm run test`.
+- Run type checking: `npm run check`.

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+# Development Log - Discord Typing Indicators
+
+## Ticket 1: Define Daemon Event
+- Started work on Ticket 1.
+- Identified `src/daemon/events.ts` as the file to update.
+- Will add `DAEMON_EVENT_TYPING` constant and `emitTyping` function.
+- All code formatted, linted, and tests pass.
+- Ticket 1 completed.
+
+## Ticket 2: Add tRPC Subscription Endpoint
+- Added `waitForTyping` subscription endpoint to `AppRouter` in `src/daemon/router.ts`.
+- Imported `DAEMON_EVENT_TYPING` from `events.ts`.
+- Added new subscription tests for `waitForTyping` in `src/daemon/router.test.ts` to ensure it filters events by `chatId`.
+- Resolved formatting, linting, and type-checking issues in the tests.
+- All code formatted, linted, and tests pass.
+- Ticket 2 completed.
+
+## Ticket 3: Emit Typing Events During Command Execution
+- Identified `src/daemon/message.ts` and located `executeDirectMessage` and the `runCommand` call.
+- Imported `emitTyping` from `src/daemon/events.ts`.
+- Wrapped `runCommand` inside a `try/finally` block.
+- Added `setInterval` before `runCommand` to call `emitTyping(chatId)` every 5000ms.
+- Added `clearInterval` inside the `finally` block to prevent orphaned intervals.
+- Created `src/daemon/message-typing.test.ts` to test the new interval logic and mocked the `emitTyping` behavior and advance timers.
+- Verified test coverage and passed formatting, linting, and type-checking checks.
+- Ticket 3 completed.
+
+## Ticket 4: Discord Adapter Integration
+- Started work on Ticket 4.
+- Located `src/adapter-discord/forwarder.ts` and `src/adapter-discord/forwarder.test.ts`.
+- Added the `waitForTyping` subscription loop to `startDaemonToDiscordForwarder` alongside the existing `waitForMessages` loop.
+- The typing loop resolves the discord DM channel via `client.users.fetch` and `user.createDM()`, then calls `dm.sendTyping()`.
+- Error handling matches the `waitForMessages` implementation with an exponential backoff retry.
+- Updated `forwarder.test.ts` to mock `waitForTyping` in `mockTrpc`.
+- Wrote two new tests to assert that `dm.sendTyping` is called when typing data is received, and that the subscription handles errors and retries with exponential backoff.
+- Fixed a minor copy-paste syntax error in the test suite and ensured tests run correctly.
+- Ran all checks via `npm run format:check && npm run lint && npm run check && npm run test`. They all passed successfully.
+- Ticket 4 completed.

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+# Research Notes
+
+## Daemon Side
+- The `executeDirectMessage` function in `src/daemon/message.ts` is where the command is executed (`await runCommand(...)`). This operation can take a while (e.g., waiting for the AI agent to generate a response).
+- We can introduce a `setInterval` before `runCommand` to periodically emit a `DAEMON_EVENT_HEARTBEAT` event on the `daemonEvents` emitter.
+- After `runCommand` finishes, we clear the interval.
+- The `router.ts` can expose a new tRPC subscription endpoint: `waitForTyping` which listens for `DAEMON_EVENT_HEARTBEAT`.
+
+## Discord Adapter Side
+- `src/adapter-discord/forwarder.ts` handles forwarding messages from the daemon to Discord.
+- It uses a `waitForMessages` tRPC subscription.
+- We can add a secondary subscription to `waitForTyping`.
+- When a typing event is received, we fetch the DM channel and call `dm.sendTyping()`.
+- Discord's `sendTyping()` lasts for 10 seconds. The daemon should emit heartbeats every ~5 seconds.
+
+## Architecture Alternatives
+- Instead of a separate subscription, we could multiplex heartbeats onto the `waitForMessages` stream by introducing a new `ChatMessage` role (e.g., `role: 'typing'`), and emitting `DAEMON_EVENT_MESSAGE_APPENDED` without actually saving to `chat.jsonl`.
+- However, a separate subscription (`waitForTyping`) is cleaner because typing indicators are ephemeral UI state, not actual chat history.