convene-cli 1.11.0 → 1.13.0

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@@ -4,6 +4,7 @@ var __importDefault = (this && this.__importDefault) || function (mod) {
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  };
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  Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
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  exports.update = update;
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+ exports.assessBindingCommitSafety = assessBindingCommitSafety;
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  exports.runUpdate = runUpdate;
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  /**
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  * `convene update` — Phase 4: check for + apply best-practices catalog updates.
@@ -147,6 +148,88 @@ function warnStaleCarriers(top, host) {
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  `(without --no-mcp) to fix: ${stale.join(', ')}`);
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  }
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  }
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+ /**
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+ * The managed files a binding re-stamp REWRITES (a curated subset of CONVENE_PATHS) —
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+ * the only ones a divergent origin edit can actually CONFLICT on. Deliberately excludes
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+ * the append/merge-only members: `.gitignore` (idempotent append-only guard),
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+ * `.claude/settings.json` (additive JSON hook-merge), `.githooks/pre-push` (regenerated,
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+ * no user content), and `CONVENE_PROTOCOL.md` (write-if-absent — never rewritten). An
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+ * unrelated origin edit to one of those auto-merges, so refusing on it is a false alarm.
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+ */
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+ const BINDING_REWRITE_PATHS = [
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+ 'CLAUDE.md',
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+ 'AGENTS.md',
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+ '.convene/project.json',
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+ '.cursor/rules/convene.mdc',
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+ '.clinerules/convene.md',
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+ '.aider.conf.yml',
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+ '.cursor/mcp.json',
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+ '.vscode/mcp.json',
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+ '.gemini/settings.json',
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+ '.codex/config.toml',
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+ ];
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+ /**
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+ * Decide whether committing the convene-managed files on the LOCAL HEAD would collide
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+ * with origin. The incident: `convene update --host … --commit` on a checkout whose
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+ * origin had ALREADY re-pointed (and committed the same CLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md/.convene
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+ * files) produced a commit guaranteed to conflict on coordination-critical files —
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+ * manual git-archaeology in front of contributors.
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+ *
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+ * Fails OPEN on any unverifiable git state (no origin, detached HEAD, fetch failed,
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+ * branch absent on origin) — exactly like the deploy compat gate (gate-push.ts), we
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+ * never block a commit we cannot PROVE is unsafe. Only a CONFIRMED collision refuses.
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+ */
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+ function assessBindingCommitSafety(top, host) {
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+ if (!(0, git_1.originRemote)(top))
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+ return { kind: 'ok', reason: 'no origin remote' };
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+ const branch = (0, git_1.currentBranch)(top);
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+ if (!branch)
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+ return { kind: 'ok', reason: 'detached HEAD' };
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+ if (!(0, git_1.gitFetch)(branch, 'origin', top))
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+ return { kind: 'ok', reason: 'fetch failed (unverifiable)' };
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+ const remote = (0, git_1.revParse)(`origin/${branch}`, top);
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+ const head = (0, git_1.revParse)('HEAD', top);
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+ if (!remote || !head)
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+ return { kind: 'ok', reason: 'branch not on origin' };
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+ // Origin tip is an ancestor of HEAD → local is up to date or ahead → a commit then
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+ // push fast-forwards, no conflict possible.
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+ if ((0, git_1.isAncestor)(remote, head, top))
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+ return { kind: 'ok', reason: 'up to date / ahead of origin' };
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+ // Behind or diverged. Does origin ALREADY carry this exact host binding? (A redundant
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+ // re-commit here is the most common foot-gun — surface the friendlier pull message.)
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+ const originProj = (0, git_1.gitShow)(`origin/${branch}`, '.convene/project.json', top);
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+ if (originProj) {
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+ try {
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+ const b = JSON.parse(originProj)?.binding;
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+ if (b?.host && (0, binding_1.normalizeHost)(b.host) === host)
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+ return { kind: 'already-on-origin', branch };
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+ }
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+ catch {
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+ /* unparseable origin project.json → fall through to the managed-file diff */
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+ }
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+ }
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+ // Otherwise refuse ONLY if origin already changed a managed file the re-stamp
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+ // REWRITES (BINDING_REWRITE_PATHS) — then a commit on top conflicts on it. A plain
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+ // divergence that touched only append/merge-only managed files (or no managed file)
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+ // is a routine rebase, not a convene-specific refusal.
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+ const files = (0, git_1.changedPaths)('HEAD', `origin/${branch}`, BINDING_REWRITE_PATHS, top);
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+ if (files.length)
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+ return { kind: 'would-conflict', branch, files };
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+ return { kind: 'ok', reason: 'diverged but origin did not touch managed files' };
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+ }
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+ /** The refusal/guidance message for a non-ok CommitSafety verdict. */
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+ function bindingCommitMessage(s, host) {
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+ if (s.kind === 'already-on-origin') {
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+ return (`origin/${s.branch} already re-points to ${host} — pull (\`git pull --rebase\`), do not re-commit. ` +
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+ `Re-stamping with --commit here would create a redundant commit that conflicts on .convene/project.json. (Override: --force.)`);
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+ }
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+ if (s.kind === 'would-conflict') {
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+ return (`refusing to --commit: your branch is behind/diverged from origin/${s.branch}, which already changed ` +
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+ `convene-managed files (${s.files.join(', ')}). Committing the re-stamp now will conflict on coordination-critical ` +
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+ `files. Run \`git pull --rebase\` first, then re-run. (Override: --force.)`);
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+ }
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+ return '';
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+ }
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  async function runBindingRefresh(top, opts) {
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  const existing = (0, config_1.loadProjectConfig)(top);
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  if (!existing?.slug) {
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  }
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  const skipAgentRules = opts.noAgentRules === true || opts.agentRules === false;
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  const skipMcp = opts.noMcp === true || opts.mcp === false;
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+ // Divergence guard: a `--commit` that lands the re-stamped managed files on a local
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+ // HEAD behind/diverged from an origin which ALSO changed those files conflicts on
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+ // coordination-critical files (the VAcontractorCo incident). Assessed BEFORE any
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+ // mutation so a refusal leaves the working tree clean. Only relevant under --commit.
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+ const commitSafety = opts.commit
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+ ? assessBindingCommitSafety(top, host)
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+ : { kind: 'ok', reason: 'no --commit' };
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  if (opts.check) {
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  log(`Dry run — \`convene update ${opts.host ? `--host ${host}` : '--refresh'}\` would:`);
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  log(` • re-render CLAUDE.md + AGENTS.md coordination blocks at ${host}`);
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  log(` • update ~/.convene/config.json baseUrl → ${host}`);
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  log(` • write the .convene/project.json binding stamp (schema 3${serverVerified ? ', server-confirmed' : ''})`);
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  log(opts.commit ? ' • commit exactly the convene files as one isolated commit' : ' • leave changes in the working tree (no commit without --commit)');
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+ if (opts.commit && commitSafety.kind !== 'ok') {
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+ log('');
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+ log(opts.force
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+ ? ` ⚠ origin divergence detected (${commitSafety.kind}); --force is set, so --commit would proceed ANYWAY.`
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+ : ` ✗ --commit would be REFUSED — ${bindingCommitMessage(commitSafety, host)}`);
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+ }
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  log('');
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- log('Nothing written (--check). Re-run without --check to apply.');
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+ log(opts.commit
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+ ? 'Nothing written — origin was fetched only to assess the --commit divergence guard (no commit, no file changes). Re-run without --check to apply.'
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+ : 'Nothing written (--check). Re-run without --check to apply.');
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  return;
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  }
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+ // ENFORCE the divergence guard before mutating anything (clean tree on refusal).
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+ if (opts.commit && commitSafety.kind !== 'ok') {
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+ if (!opts.force)
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+ (0, ctx_1.die)(bindingCommitMessage(commitSafety, host));
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+ log(`⚠ --force: committing despite origin divergence (${commitSafety.kind}) — you will need to reconcile with origin afterward.`);
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+ }
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  log(`${opts.host ? 'Re-pointing' : 'Refreshing'} Convene binding for "${slug}" at ${host}…`);
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  (0, init_1.writeCoordinationBlocks)(top, slug, member, host);
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  if (!skipAgentRules)
@@ -279,11 +383,18 @@ async function runBindingRefresh(top, opts) {
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  async function runUpdate(top, manifest, catalog, source, opts) {
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  const rows = classify(manifest, catalog, top);
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  const cmp = (0, manifest_1.compareToCatalog)(manifest, catalog);
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+ // Newly-available catalog practices this repo has NOT adopted — the delta `update`
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+ // is otherwise blind to (it only bumps the already-adopted set). Surfaced in the dry
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+ // run + as an apply pointer so the "update available → nothing to apply" dead-end
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+ // becomes "the delta is N new practices; run `convene adopt <id>`". update NEVER
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+ // auto-adopts — adoption stays a deliberate act (see `convene adopt`).
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+ const adoptedIds = new Set(manifest.practices.map((e) => e.id));
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+ const available = catalog.practices.filter((p) => !adoptedIds.has(p.id));
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  if (!opts.apply) {
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- printDryRun(rows, cmp.repoVersion, catalog.version, source, opts);
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+ printDryRun(rows, cmp.repoVersion, catalog.version, source, opts, available);
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  return;
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  }
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- await applyUpdate(top, manifest, catalog, rows, opts);
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+ await applyUpdate(top, manifest, catalog, rows, opts, available);
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  }
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  /** Build the per-practice rows: status vs. the live catalog + drift flags. */
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  function classify(manifest, catalog, top) {
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  };
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  });
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  }
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- function printDryRun(rows, repoVersion, catalogVersion, source, opts) {
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+ function printDryRun(rows, repoVersion, catalogVersion, source, opts, available) {
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  const behind = repoVersion !== catalogVersion;
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- log(behind
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- ? `Catalog update available: repo on v${repoVersion} → catalog v${catalogVersion}${source === 'bundled' ? ' (bundled — offline)' : ''}`
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- : `Best practices up to date at catalog v${repoVersion}${source === 'bundled' ? ' (bundled — offline)' : ''}`);
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+ const hasAdoptedBump = rows.some((r) => hasBump(r));
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+ const bundledNote = source === 'bundled' ? ' (bundled — offline)' : '';
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+ // The catalog watermark moving does NOT mean an adopted practice has an update: it
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+ // also moves when the catalog merely ADDS practices. If nothing adopted has a real
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+ // bump, don't imply adopted updates exist — that recreates the dead-end this
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+ // surfacing was built to kill. The available-not-adopted block below carries the
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+ // actual delta + the `convene adopt` pointer.
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+ log(behind && !hasAdoptedBump
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+ ? `Adopted practices up to date at catalog v${repoVersion}; catalog is at v${catalogVersion}${bundledNote}`
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+ : behind
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+ ? `Catalog update available: repo on v${repoVersion} → catalog v${catalogVersion}${bundledNote}`
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+ : `Best practices up to date at catalog v${repoVersion}${bundledNote}`);
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  log('');
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  const idW = Math.max(8, ...rows.map((r) => r.id.length));
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  log(` ${pad('practice', idW)} ${pad('level', 9)} ${pad('version', 18)} change`);
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  const skippedMajor = rows.filter((r) => skipForMajor(r, opts));
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  const skippedDrift = rows.filter((r) => skipForDrift(r, opts));
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  const skippedPatchGate = rows.filter((r) => skipForPatchGate(r, opts));
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- if (applicable.length === 0 && skippedMajor.length === 0 && skippedDrift.length === 0 && skippedPatchGate.length === 0) {
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+ const nothingToApply = applicable.length === 0 && skippedMajor.length === 0 && skippedDrift.length === 0 && skippedPatchGate.length === 0;
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+ // The load-bearing fix: when there is nothing to apply to the ADOPTED set, do NOT
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+ // dead-end on a bare "Nothing to apply." while newly-available practices go unseen —
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+ // fall through to the available block below.
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+ if (nothingToApply && available.length === 0) {
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  log('Nothing to apply.');
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  return;
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  }
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- if (applicable.length) {
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- log(`${applicable.length} practice(s) would update on \`convene update --apply\`.`);
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+ if (nothingToApply) {
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+ log('No updates to apply to your adopted practices.');
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  }
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- reportSkips(skippedMajor, skippedDrift, skippedPatchGate);
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+ else {
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+ if (applicable.length) {
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+ log(`${applicable.length} practice(s) would update on \`convene update --apply\`.`);
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+ }
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+ reportSkips(skippedMajor, skippedDrift, skippedPatchGate);
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+ }
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+ printAvailable(available, catalogVersion);
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+ if (!nothingToApply) {
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+ log('');
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+ log('Next: `convene update --apply` (review with `git diff` and commit yourself — Convene never commits).');
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+ }
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * List catalog practices the repo has NOT adopted and point at `convene adopt`. The
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+ * delta `convene update` cannot take (it only bumps the already-adopted set) — without
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+ * this an agent that saw "Catalog update available: repo on vX → vY" runs `--apply`,
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+ * gets "Nothing to apply", and never learns the new practices exist. No-op when empty.
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+ */
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+ function printAvailable(available, catalogVersion) {
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+ if (available.length === 0)
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+ return;
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  log('');
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- log('Next: `convene update --apply` (review with `git diff` and commit yourself Convene never commits).');
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+ log(`${available.length} new practice(s) available in catalog v${catalogVersion} but NOT adopted here:`);
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+ const aw = Math.max(8, ...available.map((p) => p.id.length));
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+ for (const p of available)
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+ log(` ${pad(p.id, aw)} ${pad(p.tier, 12)} ${p.title}`);
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+ log('');
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+ log('`convene update` only refreshes practices you already adopted — it never adopts new ones for you.');
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+ log(`To add one: \`convene adopt <id>\` (e.g. \`convene adopt ${available[0].id}\`). See the why first: \`convene practices <id>\`.`);
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+ }
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+ /** One-line apply-path pointer to `convene adopt` for newly-available practices. */
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+ function availablePointer(available) {
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+ if (available.length === 0)
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+ return;
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+ log(` ${available.length} new practice(s) available but NOT adopted — \`convene update --apply\` never adopts new ones. Use \`convene adopt <id>\`.`);
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  }
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- async function applyUpdate(top, manifest, catalog, rows, opts) {
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+ async function applyUpdate(top, manifest, catalog, rows, opts, available) {
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  const byId = new Map(catalog.practices.map((p) => [p.id, p]));
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  const toUpdate = rows.filter((r) => isApplicable(r, opts));
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  const skippedMajor = rows.filter((r) => skipForMajor(r, opts));
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  log('Nothing applied — no practice was eligible.');
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  reportSkips(skippedMajor, skippedDrift, skippedPatchGate);
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+ availablePointer(available); // never auto-adopts; just points at `convene adopt`
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  return;
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  }
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  // PRESERVE skipped (drifted / major / patch-gated) sections byte-for-byte: snapshot
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+ availablePointer(available); // never auto-adopts; just points at `convene adopt`
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  * - A bounded run (no live config / not on the bus) exits 0 silently so a
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- * APPEND-ONLY + HIGH-WATER (awareness/concurrency #5 the lost-interrupt race):
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- * - Each matched halt/interrupt is APPENDED to a per-slug jsonl via
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- * appendWatchEntry. The daemon NEVER truncates the log.
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- * - Readers (fetch / doctor / the health line) render entries with seq >
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- * high-water and advance a MONOTONIC high-water with persistHighWater. The
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- * reader, not the writer, owns the cursor, so a read can never race an append
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- * into losing an interrupt.
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+ * RENDERING IS NOT THIS DAEMON'S JOB. Directed halts reach the agent's context
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+ * via the server-truth PULL surfaces (fetch / session-open / lane-state), which
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+ * query the server the single authority for halt state. This daemon only:
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+ * - stamps a liveness heartbeat each iteration (the health line reads its age,
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+ * surfacing DEGRADED if the watcher is down);
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+ * - optionally fires a best-effort desktop notification per matched halt
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+ * (--notify; off by default — never enabled by the SessionStart spawn);
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+ * - persists a MONOTONIC poll cursor so a relaunch (every SessionStart) resumes
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+ * incrementally instead of re-scanning the backlog.
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+ * truth and mislead — so the jsonl was removed in favor of the pull path.
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package/dist/git.js CHANGED
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  exports.isAncestor = isAncestor;
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  exports.gitFetch = gitFetch;
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+ exports.gitShow = gitShow;
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+ exports.changedPaths = changedPaths;
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  exports.gitHooksDir = gitHooksDir;
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  }
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  }
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+ /**
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+ * Contents of `ref:relPath` (e.g. `origin/main:.convene/project.json`), or null when
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+ * the ref or path does not exist there. Read-only, bounded, never throws — used to
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+ * peek at what a remote tip carries without checking it out.
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+ */
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+ function gitShow(ref, relPath, cwd = process.cwd()) {
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+ return git(['show', `${ref}:${relPath}`], cwd);
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * File paths that DIFFER between two refs, restricted to `paths` (files or dirs):
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+ * `git diff --name-only refA refB -- <paths>`. Empty array when identical or on error.
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+ */
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+ function changedPaths(refA, refB, paths, cwd = process.cwd()) {
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+ const out = git(['diff', '--name-only', refA, refB, '--', ...paths], cwd);
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+ return out ? out.split('\n').map((l) => l.trim()).filter(Boolean) : [];
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+ }
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  /** Absolute path to this repo's hooks directory (resolves worktrees/submodules). */
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  function gitHooksDir(cwd = process.cwd()) {
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package/dist/hook.js CHANGED
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  return (mod && mod.__esModule) ? mod : { "default": mod };
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  };
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  Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
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+ exports.COORD_HOOKS = exports.HOOK_COMMAND = exports.SETTINGS_PATH = void 0;
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  exports.genericHookIsRegistered = genericHookIsRegistered;
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  exports.withGenericHook = withGenericHook;
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  exports.ensureHook = ensureHook;
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+ exports.missingCoordHooks = missingCoordHooks;
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  exports.ensureHookRegistered = ensureHookRegistered;
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  exports.isConveneHookCommand = isConveneHookCommand;
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  return 'manual';
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  }
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+ exports.COORD_HOOKS = [
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+ {
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+ event: 'SessionStart',
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+ matcher: 'startup|resume|clear',
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+ command: 'convene session-start',
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+ verb: 'session-start',
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+ note: 'auto catch-up digest + mints the session-instance + launches `convene watch`',
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+ },
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+ {
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+ event: 'PreToolUse',
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+ matcher: 'Bash',
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+ command: 'convene gate-push --stdin',
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+ verb: 'gate-push',
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+ note: 'deploy gate before a push (fail-open-loud)',
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+ },
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+ // guard is appended AFTER gate-push so it is LAST among Bash PreToolUse hooks.
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+ {
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+ event: 'PreToolUse',
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+ matcher: 'Bash',
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+ command: 'convene guard',
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+ verb: 'guard',
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+ note: 'halt + lane backstop for Bash (fail-open-loud)',
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+ },
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+ {
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+ event: 'PreToolUse',
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+ matcher: '.*',
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+ command: 'convene guard --halt-only',
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+ verb: 'guard',
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+ note: 'cheap directed-halt backstop on every tool call',
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+ },
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+ {
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+ event: 'PostToolUse',
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+ matcher: 'Bash',
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+ command: 'convene gate-push --post',
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+ verb: 'gate-push',
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+ note: 'release the deploy lane after a push (idempotent)',
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+ },
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+ {
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+ event: 'PostToolUse',
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+ matcher: 'Edit|Write|MultiEdit',
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+ command: 'convene beat --stdin',
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+ verb: 'beat',
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+ note: 'debounced session activity-beat so a heads-down session still pulses on the bus',
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+ },
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+ // Stop fires at every turn-end (no tool matcher); `convene wrap` is idempotent +
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+ // debounced via the last-broadcast-sha cursor, so it posts at most one wrap per
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+ // stretch of new committed work and stays silent on idle turns. Never blocks.
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+ {
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+ event: 'Stop',
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+ command: 'convene wrap',
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+ verb: 'wrap',
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+ note: 'session-end wrap status when new committed work landed (idempotent, fail-open)',
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+ },
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+ ];
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+ /**
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+ * COORD_HOOKS entries whose verb THIS binary supports but which are NOT present in
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+ * `settings` — i.e. coordination wiring that has drifted from the canonical set.
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+ * Verbs the binary lacks are skipped (mirroring registerCoordinationHooks), so an
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+ * older CLI is never told to wire something it can't run.
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+ */
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+ function missingCoordHooks(settings) {
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+ return exports.COORD_HOOKS.filter((h) => binarySupportsVerb(h.verb) && !genericHookIsRegistered(settings, h.event, h.command, h.matcher));
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+ }
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  /** Ensure the UserPromptSubmit hook is registered (idempotent, backs up). */
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  function ensureHookRegistered() {
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  const raw = readSettingsRaw();
package/dist/index.js CHANGED
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  const notify_1 = require("./commands/notify");
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  const announce_1 = require("./commands/announce");
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  const wrap_1 = require("./commands/wrap");
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+ const friction_1 = require("./commands/friction");
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  const post = __importStar(require("./commands/post"));
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  const inbox_1 = require("./commands/inbox");
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  const feedback_1 = require("./commands/feedback");
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  const auth_1 = require("./commands/auth");
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+ const enroll_1 = require("./commands/enroll");
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  const init_1 = require("./commands/init");
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  const offboard_1 = require("./commands/offboard");
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  const join_1 = require("./commands/join");
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  const explain_1 = require("./commands/explain");
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  const practices_1 = require("./commands/practices");
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  const update_1 = require("./commands/update");
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+ const adopt_1 = require("./commands/adopt");
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  const program = new commander_1.Command();
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  exports.program = program;
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  // Read the version from package.json so `convene --version` always tracks the
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  .option('--api-key <key>', 'API key, or "-" to read from stdin (no shell history)')
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  .option('--base-url <url>', 'Convene base URL')
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  .action((opts) => (0, auth_1.login)(opts));
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+ program
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+ .command('enroll-device')
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+ .description('connect THIS machine to your existing identity via an emailed link (no key copying)')
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+ .option('--email <email>', 'email of your existing identity (defaults to git user.email)')
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+ .option('--base-url <url>', 'Convene base URL')
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+ .option('--label <label>', 'a label for this device (defaults to hostname)')
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+ .action(async (opts) => {
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+ await (0, enroll_1.enrollDevice)({ email: opts.email, baseUrl: opts.baseUrl, label: opts.label });
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+ });
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  program.command('whoami').description('show identity, base URL, session, bus status').action(() => (0, auth_1.whoami)());
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  program
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  .command('fetch')
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  .option('--project <slug>')
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  .option('--dry-run', 'print the status it would post; do not post')
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  .action((opts) => (0, wrap_1.wrap)(opts));
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+ program
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+ .command('friction')
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+ .description('auto-capture in-session confusion as a low-severity [FRICTION] feature_feedback (idempotent, fail-silent)')
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+ .option('--kind <kind>', 'friction kind (e.g. unmatched-explain)')
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+ .option('--q <text>', "the signal text — the agent's own words about Convene")
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+ .option('--project <slug>')
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+ .option('--dry-run', 'print what it would capture; do not post')
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+ .action((opts) => (0, friction_1.friction)(opts));
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  const postCmd = program.command('post').description('post outbound coordination messages');
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  postCmd
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  .command('status <body>')
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  .option('--no-agent-rules', 'skip the cross-agent rule files during --refresh/--host')
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  .option('--no-mcp', 'skip the MCP carriers during --refresh/--host')
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  .action((opts) => (0, update_1.update)(opts));
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+ program
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+ .command('adopt <targets...>')
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+ .description('adopt one or more catalog best practices into this repo (merges into the existing set, drift-safe; review in your working tree, never auto-commits)')
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+ .option('--force', 're-level a locally-edited (drifted) practice anyway (overwrites your edits)')
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+ .option('--no-hook', 'do not wire settingsHook guards (settingsJson deny + gitignore still apply)')
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+ .option('--offline', 'skip the dashboard adoption report')
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+ .option('--project <slug>', 'project slug (defaults to .convene/project.json)')
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+ .action((targets, opts) => (0, adopt_1.adopt)(targets, opts));
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  program.command('doctor').description('diagnose setup').option('--fix', 'attempt safe fixes').action((opts) => (0, auth_1.doctor)(opts));
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  if (require.main === module) {
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  program.parseAsync(process.argv).catch((err) => {
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "convene-cli",
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  "description": "Convene CLI — AI development coordination bus client + UserPromptSubmit hook. Install: npm i -g convene-cli; then `convene setup`.",
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  "license": "MIT",
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- "homepage": "https://dev.convene.live",
6
+ "homepage": "https://convene.live",
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  "repository": {
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  "type": "git",
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  "url": "git+https://github.com/alex-hawkinson/Convene.git",