dominds 1.26.2 → 1.26.4

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  1. package/README.md +2 -0
  2. package/README.zh.md +2 -0
  3. package/dist/cli.js +10 -8
  4. package/dist/docs/cli-usage.md +1 -1
  5. package/dist/docs/cli-usage.zh.md +1 -1
  6. package/dist/llm/gen/mock.js +11 -3
  7. package/dist/llm/kernel-driver/context-health.d.ts +1 -0
  8. package/dist/llm/kernel-driver/context-health.js +7 -0
  9. package/dist/llm/kernel-driver/drive.js +25 -30
  10. package/dist/llm/kernel-driver/idle-reminder-wake.js +6 -2
  11. package/dist/llm/kernel-driver/reminder-context.d.ts +26 -0
  12. package/dist/llm/kernel-driver/reminder-context.js +82 -0
  13. package/dist/llm/kernel-driver/reply-guidance.js +10 -4
  14. package/dist/llm/kernel-driver/tellask-special.js +50 -35
  15. package/dist/mcp/supervisor.js +2 -2
  16. package/dist/minds/system-prompt-parts.js +30 -30
  17. package/dist/minds/system-prompt.js +63 -40
  18. package/dist/persistence.js +15 -1
  19. package/dist/runtime/driver-messages.d.ts +38 -7
  20. package/dist/runtime/driver-messages.js +320 -119
  21. package/dist/runtime/inter-dialog-format.js +24 -12
  22. package/dist/runtime/reply-prompt-copy.d.ts +8 -8
  23. package/dist/runtime/reply-prompt-copy.js +69 -38
  24. package/dist/server/api-routes.js +7 -2
  25. package/dist/server/certificates.js +65 -25
  26. package/dist/server/dominds-self-update.d.ts +1 -0
  27. package/dist/server/dominds-self-update.js +113 -56
  28. package/dist/supervisor-protocol.d.ts +2 -3
  29. package/dist/tools/mcp.js +12 -12
  30. package/dist/tools/prompts/control/en/index.md +2 -2
  31. package/dist/tools/prompts/control/en/principles.md +12 -12
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  38. package/dist/tools/prompts/mcp_admin/en/principles.md +4 -4
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@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@ exports.setDomindsSelfUpdateBroadcaster = setDomindsSelfUpdateBroadcaster;
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  exports.getDomindsSelfUpdateStatus = getDomindsSelfUpdateStatus;
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  exports.installLatestDominds = installLatestDominds;
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  exports.restartDomindsIntoLatest = restartDomindsIntoLatest;
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+ exports.forceRestartDominds = forceRestartDominds;
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  const child_process_1 = require("child_process");
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  const crypto_1 = require("crypto");
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  const promises_1 = __importDefault(require("fs/promises"));
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+ message: error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error),
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+ stack: error instanceof Error ? (error.stack ?? null) : null,
1482
+ });
1483
+ restartState = params.rollbackState;
1484
+ activeRestartTraceFile = null;
1485
+ publishStatusUpdateSoon();
1486
+ throw error;
1487
+ }
1488
+ return await getDomindsSelfUpdateStatus();
1489
+ }
1425
1490
  async function restartDomindsIntoLatest() {
1426
1491
  const cfg = assertRuntimeConfig();
1427
1492
  if (cfg.mode !== 'production') {
@@ -1452,63 +1517,55 @@ async function restartDomindsIntoLatest() {
1452
1517
  else if (previousRestartRequiredState === null) {
1453
1518
  throw new Error('Dominds restart requires a completed install or a restartable session');
1454
1519
  }
1455
- restartState = { kind: 'restarting', targetVersion: status.targetVersion };
1520
+ return await requestDomindsRestart({
1521
+ traceEvent: 'parent.restart_requested',
1522
+ restartStrategy: runKind === 'npx' ? 'npx_latest' : 'current_entrypoint',
1523
+ currentVersion: status.currentVersion,
1524
+ targetVersion: status.targetVersion,
1525
+ rollbackState: previousRestartRequiredState ?? IDLE_RESTART_STATE,
1526
+ });
1527
+ })()
1528
+ .catch((error) => {
1529
+ const statusSnapshot = restartState.kind === 'restarting' ? restartState : null;
1530
+ log.error('Dominds version restart failed', error, {
1531
+ runKind: detectRunKind(cfg.mode),
1532
+ restartState: statusSnapshot,
1533
+ });
1534
+ throw error;
1535
+ })
1536
+ .finally(() => {
1537
+ restartPromise = null;
1456
1538
  publishStatusUpdateSoon();
1457
- const restartCwd = process.cwd();
1458
- const trace = buildRestartTraceContext();
1459
- activeRestartTraceFile = trace.traceFile;
1460
- try {
1461
- await appendRestartTraceBestEffort(trace, 'parent.restart_requested', {
1462
- runKind,
1463
- currentVersion: status.currentVersion,
1464
- targetVersion: status.targetVersion,
1465
- restartCwd,
1466
- host: cfg.host,
1467
- port: cfg.port,
1468
- traceFile: trace.traceFile,
1469
- });
1470
- await requestSupervisorRestart({
1471
- trace,
1472
- runKind,
1473
- currentVersion: status.currentVersion,
1474
- targetVersion: status.targetVersion,
1475
- });
1476
- await appendRestartTraceBestEffort(trace, 'parent.supervisor_restart_requested', {
1477
- retiringPid: process.pid,
1478
- host: cfg.host,
1479
- port: cfg.port,
1480
- });
1481
- log.info('Dominds supervisor restart requested', undefined, {
1482
- traceFile: trace.traceFile,
1483
- });
1484
- setImmediate(() => {
1485
- void stopAndExitForRestart().catch((error) => {
1486
- void appendRestartTraceBestEffort(trace, 'parent.stop_and_exit.error', {
1487
- message: error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error),
1488
- stack: error instanceof Error ? (error.stack ?? null) : null,
1489
- });
1490
- log.error('Failed to stop Dominds server during restart', error);
1491
- restartState = previousRestartRequiredState ?? IDLE_RESTART_STATE;
1492
- activeRestartTraceFile = null;
1493
- publishStatusUpdateSoon();
1494
- });
1495
- });
1496
- }
1497
- catch (error) {
1498
- await appendRestartTraceBestEffort(trace, 'parent.restart_error', {
1499
- message: error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error),
1500
- stack: error instanceof Error ? (error.stack ?? null) : null,
1501
- });
1502
- restartState = previousRestartRequiredState ?? IDLE_RESTART_STATE;
1503
- activeRestartTraceFile = null;
1504
- publishStatusUpdateSoon();
1505
- throw error;
1506
- }
1539
+ });
1540
+ return await restartPromise;
1541
+ }
1542
+ async function forceRestartDominds() {
1543
+ const cfg = assertRuntimeConfig();
1544
+ if (cfg.mode !== 'production') {
1545
+ throw new Error('Dominds force restart is disabled in development mode');
1546
+ }
1547
+ if (installPromise !== null) {
1548
+ throw new Error('Dominds force restart is blocked while installation is in progress');
1549
+ }
1550
+ if (restartPromise !== null) {
1507
1551
  return await getDomindsSelfUpdateStatus();
1552
+ }
1553
+ if (restartState.kind === 'restarting') {
1554
+ return await getDomindsSelfUpdateStatus();
1555
+ }
1556
+ restartPromise = (async () => {
1557
+ const runningVersion = getRunningVersion();
1558
+ return await requestDomindsRestart({
1559
+ traceEvent: 'parent.force_restart_requested',
1560
+ restartStrategy: 'current_entrypoint',
1561
+ currentVersion: runningVersion,
1562
+ targetVersion: runningVersion,
1563
+ rollbackState: IDLE_RESTART_STATE,
1564
+ });
1508
1565
  })()
1509
1566
  .catch((error) => {
1510
1567
  const statusSnapshot = restartState.kind === 'restarting' ? restartState : null;
1511
- log.error('Dominds version restart failed', error, {
1568
+ log.error('Dominds force restart failed', error, {
1512
1569
  runKind: detectRunKind(cfg.mode),
1513
1570
  restartState: statusSnapshot,
1514
1571
  });
@@ -1,6 +1,5 @@
1
- import type { DomindsSelfUpdateRunKind } from '@longrun-ai/kernel/types';
2
1
  export declare const DOMINDS_SUPERVISOR_RESTART_WEBUI = "dominds.supervisor.restart_webui.v1";
3
- export type DomindsSupervisorRestartRunKind = Extract<DomindsSelfUpdateRunKind, 'global' | 'npx'>;
2
+ export type DomindsSupervisorRestartStrategy = 'current_entrypoint' | 'npx_latest';
4
3
  export type DomindsSupervisorRestartWebuiMessage = Readonly<{
5
4
  type: typeof DOMINDS_SUPERVISOR_RESTART_WEBUI;
6
5
  cwd: string;
@@ -10,6 +9,6 @@ export type DomindsSupervisorRestartWebuiMessage = Readonly<{
10
9
  debugDir: string;
11
10
  currentVersion: string;
12
11
  targetVersion: string | null;
13
- runKind: DomindsSupervisorRestartRunKind;
12
+ restartStrategy: DomindsSupervisorRestartStrategy;
14
13
  }>;
15
14
  export type DomindsRunnerToSupervisorMessage = DomindsSupervisorRestartWebuiMessage;
package/dist/tools/mcp.js CHANGED
@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ const mcpReleaseSchema = {
57
57
  properties: {
58
58
  serverId: {
59
59
  type: 'string',
60
- description: "MCP server id from `.minds/mcp.yaml` (e.g., 'playwright'). Releases this dialog's current leased MCP runtime instance/process for that server.",
60
+ description: "MCP server id from `.minds/mcp.yaml` (e.g., 'playwright'). Releases this dialog's current leased MCP connection/process for that server.",
61
61
  },
62
62
  },
63
63
  required: ['serverId'],
@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ const mcpDisableSchema = {
68
68
  properties: {
69
69
  serverId: {
70
70
  type: 'string',
71
- description: "MCP server id from `.minds/mcp.yaml` (e.g., 'playwright'). Stops any loaded runtime/leases and writes servers.<id>.enabled=false.",
71
+ description: "MCP server id from `.minds/mcp.yaml` (e.g., 'playwright'). Stops any loaded MCP connection/leases and writes servers.<id>.enabled=false.",
72
72
  },
73
73
  },
74
74
  required: ['serverId'],
@@ -109,10 +109,10 @@ exports.mcpRestartTool = {
109
109
  exports.mcpReleaseTool = {
110
110
  type: 'func',
111
111
  name: 'mcp_release',
112
- description: "Release this dialog's current leased MCP runtime instance for a server (stops the underlying process/connection).",
112
+ description: "Release this dialog's current leased MCP connection/process for a server.",
113
113
  descriptionI18n: {
114
- en: "Release this dialog's current leased MCP runtime instance for a server (stops the underlying process/connection).",
115
- zh: '释放当前对话为某个 server 持有的 MCP 运行时实例(停止底层进程/连接)。',
114
+ en: "Release this dialog's current leased MCP connection/process for a server.",
115
+ zh: '释放当前对话为某个 server 持有的 MCP 连接/进程。',
116
116
  },
117
117
  parameters: mcpReleaseSchema,
118
118
  argsValidation: 'dominds',
@@ -147,10 +147,10 @@ exports.mcpReleaseTool = {
147
147
  exports.mcpDisableTool = {
148
148
  type: 'func',
149
149
  name: 'mcp_disable',
150
- description: 'Disable a configured MCP server, clear its loaded runtime/leases, and persist enabled=false in `.minds/mcp.yaml`.',
150
+ description: 'Disable a configured MCP server, clear its loaded MCP connection/leases, and persist enabled=false in `.minds/mcp.yaml`.',
151
151
  descriptionI18n: {
152
- en: 'Disable a configured MCP server, clear its loaded runtime/leases, and persist enabled=false in `.minds/mcp.yaml`.',
153
- zh: '禁用指定 MCP 服务器,清理其已加载运行时/租约,并在 `.minds/mcp.yaml` 中持久写入 enabled=false。',
152
+ en: 'Disable a configured MCP server, clear its loaded MCP connection/leases, and persist enabled=false in `.minds/mcp.yaml`.',
153
+ zh: '禁用指定 MCP 服务器,清理其已加载 MCP 连接/租约,并在 `.minds/mcp.yaml` 中持久写入 enabled=false。',
154
154
  },
155
155
  parameters: mcpDisableSchema,
156
156
  argsValidation: 'dominds',
@@ -210,18 +210,18 @@ exports.mcpLeaseReminderOwner = {
210
210
  ? [
211
211
  `${prefix} MCP 工具集租约 [${reminder.id}]: \`${serverId}\``,
212
212
  '',
213
- `你当前看到的是系统维护的 MCP 租约状态。该 MCP server 被视为非“真正无状态”;当前对话持有一个 MCP 运行时实例(HTTP 连接或 stdio 进程)。`,
213
+ `你当前看到的是系统维护的 MCP 租约状态。该 MCP server 被视为非“真正无状态”;当前对话持有一个 MCP 连接/进程(HTTP 连接或 stdio 进程)。`,
214
214
  (0, driver_messages_1.formatAutoMaintainedReminderManualMirrorBan)(workLanguage),
215
215
  '',
216
- `该提醒项只说明当前对话持有的运行时实例;它不决定该 server 的全局工具注册/可见性。`,
216
+ `该提醒项只说明当前对话持有的连接/进程;它不决定该 server 的全局工具注册/可见性。`,
217
217
  ].join('\n')
218
218
  : [
219
219
  `${prefix} MCP toolset lease [${reminder.id}]: \`${serverId}\``,
220
220
  '',
221
- `You are looking at system-maintained MCP lease state. This MCP server is treated as non-stateless, and the current dialog holds one MCP runtime instance for it (an HTTP connection or stdio process).`,
221
+ `You are looking at system-maintained MCP lease state. This MCP server is treated as non-stateless, and the current dialog holds one MCP connection/process for it (an HTTP connection or stdio process).`,
222
222
  (0, driver_messages_1.formatAutoMaintainedReminderManualMirrorBan)(workLanguage),
223
223
  '',
224
- `This reminder only describes the runtime instance held by the current dialog; it does not determine global tool registration/visibility for that server.`,
224
+ `This reminder only describes the connection/process held by the current dialog; it does not determine global tool registration/visibility for that server.`,
225
225
  ].join('\n'),
226
226
  };
227
227
  },
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ control is Dominds' **dialog control toolset** for managing dialog state, remind
29
29
  - **Reminder management**: Three reminder scopes: `dialog` / `task` / `agent`. Default to `task` for current work under the same Taskdoc; use `dialog` only for truly dialog-local notes; use `agent` only for urgent, short-lived, globally visible cues
30
30
  - **Taskdoc operations**: Append to, replace, or delete task contract sections (goals/constraints/progress); within Taskdoc, `progress` is the team-shared, quasi-real-time, scannable task bulletin board
31
31
  - **Context maintenance**: Reduce cognitive load without losing key resume state
32
- - **Reply routing**: Separate `tellaskBack`, `replyTellask*`, and plain text by responsibility in Side Dialog / ask-back flows
32
+ - **Reply routing**: Separate asking the tellasker back, sending the final reply, and ordinary plain text in Side Dialog / ask-back flows
33
33
 
34
34
  ## Quick Navigation
35
35
 
@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ Reminders are temporary current-work information for:
58
58
  - Recording blocking issues
59
59
  - Holding continuation-package bridge notes before `clear_mind`
60
60
 
61
- Reminders are not for manually copying Dominds runtime-maintained environment state, such as background process status, in-flight background asks/collaboration, or browser/session attachment state. Runtime-managed reminders, panels, and tool outputs are the single source of truth; manual notes go stale easily and create cognitive noise.
61
+ Reminders are not for manually copying environment state automatically maintained by Dominds, such as background process status, in-flight background asks/collaboration, or browser/session attachment state. Dominds-managed reminders, panels, and tool outputs are the authoritative place for that state; manual notes go stale easily and create cognitive noise.
62
62
 
63
63
  Scope rule:
64
64
 
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ Default to `task`. Use `dialog` only when the note is truly dialog-local; use `a
42
42
  - `agent` reminders stay visible in all later dialogs you lead
43
43
  - Can be added, modified, or deleted at any time
44
44
  - Should stay compact, scannable, and directly actionable by default
45
- - Before `clear_mind`, the Main Dialog first records undocumented discussion details the next course needs to know into Taskdoc, then creates a structured continuation-package reminder; a Side Dialog directly maintains sufficiently detailed continuation-package reminders. If the current course is already under system remediation, Side Dialog reminder length has no technical limit and rough multi-reminder carry-over is acceptable
45
+ - Before `clear_mind`, the Main Dialog first records undocumented discussion details the next course needs to know into Taskdoc, then creates a structured continuation-package reminder; a Side Dialog directly maintains sufficiently detailed continuation-package reminders. If Dominds has already warned that context is tight or critical, Side Dialog reminders have no fixed length limit and rough multi-reminder carry-over is acceptable
46
46
 
47
47
  **Difference from memory:**
48
48
  | Feature | dialog reminder | task reminder | agent reminder | personal memory |
@@ -104,17 +104,17 @@ Taskdoc is a **task contract** and the task's **team-shared source of current tr
104
104
  - Do not treat an agent teammate like a human coworker who can only handle one conversation at a time. Same teammate + same `sessionSlug` = continue the same task and update that task; `tellaskSessionless` or a different `sessionSlug` = another independent task
105
105
  - Call `tellaskBack({ tellaskContent })` only when the tellasker must clarify the request, decide a tradeoff, confirm acceptance criteria, provide missing input, or current SOP cannot determine ownership
106
106
  - If a human must personally perform login / GUI / captcha / high-risk authorization: call `askHuman({ tellaskContent })`
107
- - If the current Side Dialog is complete and the assignment header says `replyTellask`: call `replyTellask({ replyContent })`
108
- - If the current Side Dialog is complete and the assignment header says `replyTellaskSessionless`: call `replyTellaskSessionless({ replyContent })`
109
- - If you are answering a tellasker `tellaskBack` follow-up and runtime exposes `replyTellaskBack`: call `replyTellaskBack({ replyContent })`
110
- - Plain text is not the completion channel for inter-dialog delivery; if you produce final deliverable content instead of the reply tool, runtime may temporarily inject a `role=user` reminder telling you to use the correct reply function. Do not rely on direct-reply fallback; it is only a temporary runtime transition safeguard, not the formal reply mechanism
107
+ - If the current Side Dialog is complete and the task header says `replyTellask`: call `replyTellask({ replyContent })`
108
+ - If the current Side Dialog is complete and the task header says `replyTellaskSessionless`: call `replyTellaskSessionless({ replyContent })`
109
+ - If you are answering a tellasker `tellaskBack` follow-up and Dominds shows `replyTellaskBack`: call `replyTellaskBack({ replyContent })`
110
+ - Plain text is not the completion channel for inter-dialog delivery. If you write final content for the requester but do not send it through the reply tool named by Dominds, Dominds may temporarily remind you to use that tool. Do not treat plain text as the formal reply path; the other dialog may not receive a formal reply that way.
111
111
 
112
112
  ### Low-Burden Rule
113
113
 
114
- - Focus on doing the current task correctly first; use `reply*` only when final tellasker delivery is actually ready
115
- - Do not memorize reply variants by yourself; follow the current assignment header and the function currently exposed by runtime
116
- - `reply*` tool descriptions are intentionally minimal and spec-like; use this manual's principles / scenarios for situational guidance
117
- - If runtime exposes only one `reply*`, that is the only correct completion path for the current state
114
+ - Focus on doing the current task correctly first; send the final reply only when the final content is ready and Dominds names a reply tool
115
+ - Do not memorize reply variants by yourself; follow the current task header and the reply tool currently named/shown by Dominds
116
+ - Reply tool descriptions are intentionally minimal and spec-like; use this manual's principles / scenarios for situational guidance
117
+ - If Dominds names/shows only one reply tool, that is the only correct completion path for the current state
118
118
  - `tellaskBack` is valid only when ownership cannot be determined from existing SOP, or when the tellasker must answer; it is not the default first move for every blocked state
119
119
 
120
120
  ## Best Practices
@@ -137,10 +137,10 @@ Taskdoc is a **task contract** and the task's **team-shared source of current tr
137
137
 
138
138
  - Keep concise: reminders are often 1-3 items; prefer `update_reminder` to compress/merge
139
139
  - Separate carriers: information that must synchronize the team's current effective state, key decisions, next steps, or still-active blockers belongs in `progress`, the quasi-real-time task bulletin board; reminders keep local resume details
140
- - Do not duplicate system state: background process status, in-flight background asks/collaboration, browser/session attachment state, and similar Dominds runtime-maintained environment state do not belong in manual reminders. Runtime-managed reminders, panels, and tool outputs are the single source of truth; manual copies go stale easily and create cognitive noise
140
+ - Do not duplicate system state: background process status, in-flight background asks/collaboration, browser/session attachment state, and similar environment state automatically maintained by Dominds do not belong in manual reminders. Dominds-managed reminders, panels, and tool outputs are the authoritative place for that state; manual copies go stale easily and create cognitive noise
141
141
  - Team-facing: keep `progress` scannable and centered on what is still effective now; do not let it degrade into a personal log, raw chronology, scratchpad, or stale history pile. Use `mind_more` for small additions; when cleanup/reordering/compression is needed, call `recall_taskdoc` first and then use `change_mind` with the returned `content_hash` as `previous_content_hash`
142
142
  - Condense when needed: `mind_more` is not the default bookkeeping move. If one topic already has several phase notes, prefer `change_mind` to merge them into the current summary; put the detailed expansion in formal rtws documentation and keep a document pointer in Taskdoc. If the replacement would overwrite existing content, proceed only with direct human confirmation or after applying a human-approved SOP/acceptance standard that considers the existing content
143
- - Collapse before clearing: the Main Dialog first records undocumented discussion details the next course needs to know into the appropriate Taskdoc sections, then creates a structured continuation-package reminder; a Side Dialog must not maintain Taskdoc or draft Taskdoc update proposals, and should directly maintain sufficiently detailed continuation-package reminders. If the current course is already under system remediation, rough multi-reminder carry-over is acceptable but must be reconciled first in the new course
143
+ - Collapse before clearing: the Main Dialog first records undocumented discussion details the next course needs to know into the appropriate Taskdoc sections, then creates a structured continuation-package reminder; a Side Dialog must not maintain Taskdoc or draft Taskdoc update proposals, and should directly maintain sufficiently detailed continuation-package reminders. If Dominds has already warned that context is tight or critical, rough multi-reminder carry-over is acceptable but must be reconciled first in the new course
144
144
  - Avoid raw-material dumps: do not paste long logs or large tool outputs into reminders
145
145
  - Documentation layering: Taskdoc says “what the team should sync on / do next now”; formal rtws documentation carries “why, how, detailed evidence, and the full process”. When Taskdoc references formal rtws documentation, use a stable path/section name/relevant command instead of copying the full content
146
146
 
@@ -164,5 +164,5 @@ Taskdoc is a **task contract** and the task's **team-shared source of current tr
164
164
  1. `dialog` reminders end with the dialog; `task` reminders stay visible under the current Taskdoc; `agent` reminders stay visible in all later dialogs you lead
165
165
  2. Use `do_mind` to create missing Taskdoc sections; use `mind_more` for small Taskdoc additions; use `change_mind` for full-section replacement of existing sections only after merging existing content and calling `recall_taskdoc` for the current `content_hash`; use `never_mind` when a whole section file should be deleted. Do not treat `mind_more` as a chronology tool; when cleanup, stale-entry removal, or same-topic consolidation is needed, use `recall_taskdoc` then `change_mind`
166
166
  3. `do_mind` / `mind_more` / `change_mind` / `never_mind` do not start a new course
167
- 4. A continuation-package reminder should keep only details still not covered by Taskdoc but easy to lose during resume; in the Main Dialog, undocumented discussion details from current dialog history that the next course needs to know should be written to the appropriate Taskdoc sections first; in a Side Dialog under caution/critical remediation, maintain sufficiently detailed continuation-package reminders only
167
+ 4. A continuation-package reminder should keep only details still not covered by Taskdoc but easy to lose during resume; in the Main Dialog, undocumented discussion details from current dialog history that the next course needs to know should be written to the appropriate Taskdoc sections first; in a Side Dialog after Dominds warns that context is tight or critical, maintain sufficiently detailed continuation-package reminders only
168
168
  5. Do not turn `task` / `agent` reminders into a long-term fact dump; move durable knowledge into `personal_memory`
@@ -57,11 +57,11 @@ delete_reminder({
57
57
  - If the information should synchronize the whole team's current effective state, put it in Taskdoc `progress` instead
58
58
  - If the note is durable knowledge rather than an active current-work cue, move it to `personal_memory` instead
59
59
 
60
- ## Scenario 2: Side Dialog is complete, and the assignment header requires replyTellask
60
+ ## Scenario 2: Side Dialog is complete, and the task header requires replyTellask
61
61
 
62
62
  ### Scenario Description
63
63
 
64
- The current Side Dialog is finished, and the assignment header explicitly says "when complete, call `replyTellask`".
64
+ The current Side Dialog is finished, and the task header explicitly says "when complete, call `replyTellask`".
65
65
 
66
66
  ### Example
67
67
 
@@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ replyTellask({
74
74
 
75
75
  ### Key Points
76
76
 
77
- - Do not replace this with a plain final message; direct-reply fallback is only a temporary runtime transition safeguard, not a valid planned completion method
77
+ - Do not replace this with a plain final message; formal delivery must use the reply tool named by Dominds, or the other dialog may not receive a formal reply
78
78
  - Put the final deliverable body directly in `replyContent`
79
79
  - If the header says `replyTellaskSessionless`, use the same shape with that exact function name
80
80
 
@@ -97,13 +97,13 @@ tellaskBack({
97
97
 
98
98
  - This example uses `tellaskBack` because tellasker input is specifically required
99
99
  - If team SOP / role ownership already identifies the responsible executor, directly use `tellask` / `tellaskSessionless` for that owner instead of mapping every unfinished state to `tellaskBack`
100
- - Do not use `replyTellask*` for intermediate clarifications
100
+ - Do not use reply tools for intermediate clarifications
101
101
 
102
102
  ## Scenario 4: Tellasker answered the ask-back, so use replyTellaskBack to close
103
103
 
104
104
  ### Scenario Description
105
105
 
106
- You previously sent a `tellaskBack`, the tellasker has now replied, and runtime exposes `replyTellaskBack`.
106
+ You previously sent a `tellaskBack`, the tellasker has now replied, and Dominds shows `replyTellaskBack`.
107
107
 
108
108
  ### Example
109
109
 
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@
23
23
 
24
24
  The **tool descriptions themselves** for these functions intentionally stay minimal and spec-like. This section carries the smallest practical lookup for when they appear and how to choose among them.
25
25
 
26
- | Function | Minimal parameter contract | When runtime exposes it | Effect |
26
+ | Function | Minimal parameter contract | When Dominds shows it | Effect |
27
27
  | ------------------------- | ---------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- |
28
28
  | `replyTellask` | `{ replyContent: string }` | Current Side Dialog comes from a sessioned `tellask` and is ready for final delivery | Delivers the final result for the current tellask session |
29
29
  | `replyTellaskSessionless` | `{ replyContent: string }` | Current Side Dialog comes from a one-shot `tellaskSessionless` and is ready for final delivery | Delivers the final result for the current one-shot tellask |
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+ - If Dominds has already warned that context is tight or critical: the Main Dialog first records undocumented discussion details the next course needs to know into the appropriate Taskdoc sections, then keeps necessary continuation-package reminders; a Side Dialog must not maintain Taskdoc or draft Taskdoc update proposals, and should directly maintain sufficiently detailed continuation-package reminders with no fixed length limit. Rough multi-reminder bridge notes are acceptable and should be reconciled as the first step only after Dominds actually starts the new course
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+ 提醒不用于手工复制 Dominds 会自动维护的系统状态,例如后台进程状态、后台进行中诉请/协作、浏览器/会话附件状态等。这些状态以 Dominds 自动维护的提醒、面板和工具输出为准;手工记录很容易过时并造成认知干扰。
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+ - 准备 `clear_mind` 时,主线对话先把应由下一程知会的未落文档讨论细节补进差遣牒,再压缩成结构化接续包提醒项;支线对话直接维护足够详尽的接续包提醒项。若 Dominds 已提醒上下文吃紧/告急,支线提醒项没有固定长度限制,也可先保留多条粗略提醒项过桥
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