convene-cli 1.4.3 → 1.5.0

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package/dist/cache.js CHANGED
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ var __importDefault = (this && this.__importDefault) || function (mod) {
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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.OVERRIDE_TTL_MS = exports.writeWatchHighWater = void 0;
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+ exports.OVERRIDE_TTL_MS = exports.writeWatchHighWater = exports.LIVE_SESSION_WINDOW_SEC = void 0;
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  exports.readCache = readCache;
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  exports.writeCache = writeCache;
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  exports.ageSeconds = ageSeconds;
@@ -140,17 +140,46 @@ function ensureSessionInstance(slug) {
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  return readSessionInstance(slug) || mintSessionInstance(slug);
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  }
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  /**
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- * Count DISTINCT sessions that have touched this checkout within `maxAgeSec`, by
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- * scanning the per-session local-state files for `<slug>` (`.json` cache, refreshed
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- * each active prompt, + `.instance`). A bare slug and each `#<disc>` scope counts
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- * once. `doctor` uses this to nudge toward one-worktree-per-session when several
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- * agents share a checkout. Best-effort: any error 0 (no nudge). The slug is
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- * sanitized to `[A-Za-z0-9_-]` so it is already regex-safe to anchor.
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+ * "Live session" window for the share-this-checkout nudge. It measures RECENT
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+ * concurrent activity, not history: a session counts only if it fetched the feed
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+ * within this window (see liveSessionCount). Tighter than the prior 15 min
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+ * (practice-guard) / 30 min (doctor) windows so a long-closed session no longer
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+ * lingers in the count, but long enough to still catch two agents both actively
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+ * driving a shared checkout across multi-minute turns. 10 min is the balance
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+ * point: shorter risks missing a concurrent agent mid-long-turn (its `.json`
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+ * pulse only refreshes on a prompt); longer keeps just-closed/relaunched sessions
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+ * counted longer (the relaunch-ghost below).
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+ */
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+ exports.LIVE_SESSION_WINDOW_SEC = 10 * 60;
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+ /**
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+ * Count DISTINCT *live* sessions sharing this checkout within `maxAgeSec`, where
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+ * "live" = the session refreshed its feed cache (`<slug>[_<disc>].json`) within
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+ * the window. The feed cache is rewritten by `convene fetch` on every active
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+ * prompt, so its mtime is a per-session liveness pulse.
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+ *
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+ * We count ONLY `.json`, never `.instance`: the instance file is stamped ONCE at
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+ * SessionStart and never refreshed, so a long-dead boot's `.instance` would
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+ * otherwise masquerade as a live co-tenant. Excluding it (plus the tighter
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+ * window) removes the STRUCTURAL onboarding false positives — an instance-ghost
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+ * from a prior boot, and a one-off terminal `convene doctor`/`post` (which never
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+ * writes a feed cache) — while a genuinely concurrent session (which fetches each
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+ * prompt) is still counted.
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+ *
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+ * Two residual limits are inherent to a filesystem-only signal, not bugs: (1) the
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+ * RELAUNCH-GHOST — a session closed then relaunched within the window still shows
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+ * until the prior session's `.json` ages out, because a closed session's last
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+ * `.json` is indistinguishable from an idle-but-live one (the window is the only
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+ * lever); (2) an agent MID-LONG-TURN (> window since its last prompt, no
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+ * intervening fetch) ages out of the count — a future refinement could also pulse
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+ * the `.json` mtime on edit-hook activity. A bare slug and each `#<disc>` scope
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+ * counts once. `doctor` / `practice-guard` use this to nudge toward one-worktree-
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+ * per-session ONLY when sessions are concurrently active. Best-effort: any error →
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+ * 0 (no nudge). The slug is sanitized to `[A-Za-z0-9_-]` so it is regex-safe.
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  */
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  function liveSessionCount(slug, maxAgeSec) {
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  try {
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  const san = slug.replace(/[^a-zA-Z0-9_-]/g, '_');
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- const re = new RegExp(`^${san}(_[a-z0-9-]+)?\\.(json|instance)$`);
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+ const re = new RegExp(`^${san}(_[a-z0-9-]+)?\\.json$`);
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  const cutoff = Date.now() - maxAgeSec * 1000;
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  const scopes = new Set();
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  for (const f of node_fs_1.default.readdirSync(config_1.CACHE_DIR)) {
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  // working tree clobber each other's uncommitted files and (absent the
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  // discriminator) collapse to one bus identity. Convene now auto-disambiguates
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  // them, but a worktree apiece is the cleaner default — so nudge when ≥2 sessions
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- // have recently touched this checkout. Purely informational (never fails doctor).
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+ // are CONCURRENTLY ACTIVE in this checkout (each has fetched within the short
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+ // liveness window; see liveSessionCount). Purely informational (never fails
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+ // doctor) — and deliberately NOT a one-off terminal command or a just-closed
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+ // session, so it doesn't false-fire during onboarding.
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  if (proj?.slug) {
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- const n = (0, cache_1.liveSessionCount)(proj.slug, 30 * 60); // active within the last 30 min
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+ const n = (0, cache_1.liveSessionCount)(proj.slug, cache_1.LIVE_SESSION_WINDOW_SEC);
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  if (n >= 2) {
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+ const mins = Math.round(cache_1.LIVE_SESSION_WINDOW_SEC / 60);
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  checks.push({
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  name: 'sessions',
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  ok: true,
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- detail: `${n} sessions share this checkout (last 30m) — prefer one git worktree each: \`convene worktree <branch>\``,
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+ detail: `${n} sessions active in this checkout (last ${mins}m) — prefer one git worktree each: \`convene worktree <branch>\``,
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  });
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  }
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  }
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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.FEED_FAST_FAIL_MS = void 0;
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+ exports.fetchFeedResilient = fetchFeedResilient;
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  exports.runFetch = runFetch;
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  /**
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  * `convene fetch` — the UserPromptSubmit hook.
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  const WATCHDOG_MS = 6000;
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  /** Catalog-version cache TTL for the behind-nudge — long enough to stay off the hot path. */
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  const CATALOG_VERSION_TTL_SEC = 3600;
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+ // ── feed-fetch resilience (single transient blip → no loud DEGRADED) ──────────
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+ // The bus runs a SINGLE web task; a deploy rollout, task restart, or RDS
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+ // backup-window connection blip leaves a brief window where one feed fetch fails.
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+ // Without a retry that one failure renders the loud "DEGRADED — could not reach"
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+ // line on the very next prompt — alarming during onboarding even though the bus is
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+ // fine a second later. So we retry ONCE, but only when the first attempt failed
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+ // FAST with a likely-TRANSIENT class (a network error or a 5xx, NOT a full timeout
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+ // and NOT a 4xx — neither is cured by retrying), and ALWAYS within the SAME total
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+ // network budget. A genuine outage (a black-hole) still hits the budget and
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+ // surfaces DEGRADED just as fast. The WORST-CASE wall time is unchanged
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+ // (<= FEED_BUDGET_MS); the one deliberate trade is that the first-attempt timeout
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+ // is ~500ms tighter than the old single 4000ms attempt, so a pathologically
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+ // slow-but-alive server (responding in the 3.5–4s band) now degrades where it
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+ // previously squeaked through — an acceptable price for absorbing the common
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+ // fast blip, given the bus normally answers in ~0.15s.
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+ /** Total network budget for the feed fetch across all attempts (== FETCH_TIMEOUT_MS). */
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+ const FEED_BUDGET_MS = FETCH_TIMEOUT_MS;
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+ /** First-attempt timeout. ~500ms under FETCH_TIMEOUT_MS, leaving room for a retry. */
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+ const FEED_ATTEMPT_MS = 3500;
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+ /** A failure faster than this is treated as a transient blip worth one retry. */
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+ exports.FEED_FAST_FAIL_MS = 1200;
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+ /** Brief pause before the retry, to let a restarting task come back. */
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+ const FEED_RETRY_BACKOFF_MS = 250;
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+ /** Skip the retry if less than this much budget remains (defensive; binds only if FAST_FAIL is raised). */
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+ const FEED_MIN_RETRY_MS = 750;
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+ function sleep(ms) {
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+ return new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, ms));
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * Fetch the feed with one within-budget retry for a FAST transient failure.
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+ * Returns the (possibly still-failed) ApiResult — the caller renders DEGRADED on a
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+ * non-ok result exactly as before. Worst-case wall time is FEED_BUDGET_MS, so a
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+ * black-hole / sustained outage is surfaced no slower than the old single attempt.
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+ */
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+ async function fetchFeedResilient(api, slug, q) {
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+ const started = Date.now();
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+ let res = await api.feed(slug, q, FEED_ATTEMPT_MS);
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+ if (res.ok)
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+ return res;
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+ const elapsed = Date.now() - started;
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+ // Retry ONLY a fast, likely-transient failure — a network error (status 0) or a
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+ // 5xx (server momentarily down). A 4xx (auth / not-found) won't be cured by a
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+ // retry, so don't burn the round-trip. Always within whatever budget remains.
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+ const transient = res.status === 0 || res.status >= 500;
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+ const retryMs = FEED_BUDGET_MS - elapsed - FEED_RETRY_BACKOFF_MS;
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+ if (transient && elapsed < exports.FEED_FAST_FAIL_MS && retryMs >= FEED_MIN_RETRY_MS) {
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+ await sleep(FEED_RETRY_BACKOFF_MS);
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+ res = await api.feed(slug, q, retryMs);
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+ }
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+ return res;
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+ }
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+ // Slow path: bounded network fetch, with one within-budget retry so a single
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+ // transient blip doesn't render the loud DEGRADED line on the next prompt.
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- const res = await api.feed(slug, { lookbackMin: lookback, max }, FETCH_TIMEOUT_MS);
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+ const res = await fetchFeedResilient(api, slug, { lookbackMin: lookback, max });
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+ * The matched substring stops at `a hosted,` so it tolerates the wording that follows —
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+ * both the legacy `a hosted, multi-tenant, tool-agnostic …` and the current repo-centric
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+ * `a hosted, tool-agnostic …` opening match, so off-board still recognizes docs written
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+ * by any CLI version.
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+ const live = (0, cache_1.liveSessionCount)(slug, cache_1.LIVE_SESSION_WINDOW_SEC);
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  `Run each concurrent agent in its own worktree (\`convene worktree <branch>\`) to avoid silent clobbering.` +
package/dist/protocol.js CHANGED
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  lines.push('', '**Before pushing to a deploy ref, run `convene deploy`** — it claims the deploy lane and runs the', 'freshness check in one shot (Claude Code does this automatically via a hook; other tools must run it).', 'Or enable the opt-in blocking git pre-push hook (the one enforcement point common to every tool).');
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- lines.push('', 'A git **pre-push hook auto-posts** a one-line status when you push, so landed work always reaches', 'the bus even if you forget — but a hand-written status with real context is far more useful. Post', 'one when you finish meaningful work; do not lean on the hook.', '', 'Post outbound with the CLI (never via chat):', '```', 'convene post status "<update>"', 'convene post question --to <member|anyone> "<question>"', 'convene post propose --to <member> --context "<why>" --prompt "<literal next prompt>"', 'convene post halt --to <member|session> "<reason>" # ask a session to stop', 'convene lanes # show active deploy lanes', 'convene lane claim <lane> [--eta <m>] | convene lane release <lane>', 'convene answer <id> "<answer>" | convene ack <id> | convene resolve <id>', 'convene inbox', '```', '', 'See `CONVENE_PROTOCOL.md` for the full protocol.', brand_1.BRAND.blockEnd);
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+ lines.push('', 'A git **pre-push hook auto-posts** a one-line status when you push, so landed work always reaches', 'the bus even if you forget — but a hand-written status with real context is far more useful. Post', 'one when you finish meaningful work; do not lean on the hook.', '', '**Best practices:** this repo can adopt Convene\'s versioned best-practices catalog — see `.convene/best-practices.md` and CONVENE_PROTOCOL.md §7b (learn with `convene practices`).', '', 'Post outbound with the CLI (never via chat):', '```', 'convene post status "<update>"', 'convene post question --to <member|anyone> "<question>"', 'convene post propose --to <member> --context "<why>" --prompt "<literal next prompt>"', 'convene post halt --to <member|session> "<reason>" # ask a session to stop', 'convene lanes # show active deploy lanes', 'convene lane claim <lane> [--eta <m>] | convene lane release <lane>', 'convene answer <id> "<answer>" | convene ack <id> | convene resolve <id>', 'convene inbox', '```', '', 'See `CONVENE_PROTOCOL.md` for the full protocol.', brand_1.BRAND.blockEnd);
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+ boundary; identity is global (one member, one key, across every repo you belong
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+ to). Any AI coding tool (Claude Code, Claude Cowork, OpenAI Codex) coordinates
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+ another.
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+ best practices** (3 tiers — essentials/recommended/advanced — at 5 enforcement levels
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+ from advisory to a hard gate). Practices this repo adopts render into
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+ \`.convene/best-practices.md\` and are pinned in \`.convene/project.json\`. Learn with
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package/package.json CHANGED
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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",