flowviant 0.104.0 → 0.106.0

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@@ -37,6 +37,7 @@
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  */
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  import { appendFileSync, readFileSync } from 'node:fs';
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+ import { CARD_THREAD_RENDER_MAX } from './cardThread.mjs';
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  /**
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  * How many card specs one agent may accumulate.
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  export const MAX_STASHED_CARDS = 40;
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  /** The most one spec may contribute. A brief is written by whoever filed the
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  * card and the server caps it, but this file is composed into a prompt and a
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- * bound it owns is a bound that cannot be argued away upstream. */
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- export const MAX_SPEC_CHARS = 8_000;
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+ * bound it owns is a bound that cannot be argued away upstream.
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+ *
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+ * 8,000 is the record's brief ceiling; since 0.106.0 the spec also carries
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+ * the card's discussion, so the bound grows by the most a turn's discussion
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+ * can render to (`CARD_THREAD_RENDER_MAX`). The discussion is printed LAST,
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+ * and a stash that cut it would hand the pre-review a thread missing its
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+ * newest words — the ones the agent read most recently. */
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+ export const MAX_SPEC_CHARS = 8_000 + CARD_THREAD_RENDER_MAX;
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  /**
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  * Write down the spec this turn is about to hand the agent.
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  /**
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  * A CARD'S KIND — the daemon's one table of what each kind IS (0.97.0):
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- * `code` (the default), `design` and `research`. Every reader of a kind goes
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+ * `code` (the default), `design` and `research`; since 0.105.0 also `model`
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+ * (the 3D-model kind — not an AI-model pin, which is `job.model`) and `deck`
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+ * (the presentation kind — not the review deck). Every reader of a kind goes
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  * through this module: the prompts that print it and pick a contract
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- * (prompts.mjs, which keeps the strings), the agent lane that picks a posture,
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+ * (prompts.mjs, which keeps the strings, with the 3D-model and presentation
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+ * contracts and the shared tail in artifactContracts.mjs), the agent lane
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+ * that picks a posture,
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  * refuses a runtime (workAgentTurnExecution.mjs) and checks the artifact
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  * (workAgentTurnOutcome.mjs), and the turn runner that fences the non-code
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  * postures (runTurn.mjs and claudePosture.mjs, via turnProfile.mjs).
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  * The kinds. Per kind:
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  * - `posture`: the turn profile the card runs under (turnProfile.mjs);
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  * - `artifact`: null for code (it delivers commits), else what proves a
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- * delivery — `match` over the artifact file name and the `missing`
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- * sentence a turn settles `nothing` with when none was written;
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+ * delivery — `match` over the artifact file name, an optional `companion`
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+ * that must ALSO stand beside it (the 3D-model kind's model file: an HTML
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+ * viewer alone is a page, not a model), and the `missing` sentence a turn
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+ * settles `nothing` with when the proof was not written;
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  * - `offRuntime(rt)`: the sentence when the chosen CLI cannot run the posture.
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  */
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+ /** Every non-code kind runs on Claude: the one CLI that declares their postures. */
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+ const CLAUDE_ONLY = 'mockup, 3D model, presentation and write-up cards run on Claude on this machine';
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+
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  export const AGENT_TASK_KINDS = Object.freeze({
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  code: Object.freeze({
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  posture: 'build',
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  match: /\.html?$/i,
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  missing: 'the turn ended without writing a mockup under .flowviant/artifacts/',
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  }),
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- offRuntime: () => 'design and research cards run on Claude on this machine',
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+ offRuntime: () => CLAUDE_ONLY,
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+ }),
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+ /**
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+ * THE 3D-MODEL KIND (0.105.0): a viewable bundle — an HTML viewer and the
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+ * model files beside it. Under the design fence (read the repo, write only
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+ * `.flowviant/artifacts/**`): a model is a picture of an asset, and
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+ * committing it is a separate code card a person raises at Accept.
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+ */
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+ model: Object.freeze({
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+ posture: 'design',
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+ artifact: Object.freeze({
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+ match: /\.html?$/i,
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+ companion: /\.(gltf|glb|obj)$/i,
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+ missing:
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+ 'the turn ended without writing a model bundle (an HTML viewer and a .gltf, .glb or .obj file) under .flowviant/artifacts/',
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+ }),
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+ offRuntime: () => CLAUDE_ONLY,
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+ }),
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+ /** THE PRESENTATION KIND (0.105.0): one HTML slide deck, under the design fence. */
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+ deck: Object.freeze({
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+ posture: 'design',
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+ artifact: Object.freeze({
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+ match: /\.html?$/i,
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+ missing: 'the turn ended without writing a deck under .flowviant/artifacts/',
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+ }),
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+ offRuntime: () => CLAUDE_ONLY,
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  }),
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  research: Object.freeze({
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  posture: 'research',
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  match: /\.md$/i,
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  missing: 'the turn ended without writing a write-up under .flowviant/artifacts/',
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- offRuntime: () => 'design and research cards run on Claude on this machine',
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+ offRuntime: () => CLAUDE_ONLY,
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  }),
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  });
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  /** The table entry for a kind value, read the printing way (unknown → code). */
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  export const agentTaskKind = (v) => AGENT_TASK_KINDS[agentTaskKindOf(v)];
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- /** The postures only a card's kind selects (every kind's but code's). */
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- export const KIND_POSTURES = Object.freeze(
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- Object.values(AGENT_TASK_KINDS)
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- .map((k) => k.posture)
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- .filter((p) => p !== 'build')
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- );
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+ /** The postures only a card's kind selects (every kind's but code's), each
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+ * once: the 3D-model and presentation kinds reuse the design posture. */
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+ export const KIND_POSTURES = Object.freeze([
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+ ...new Set(
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+ Object.values(AGENT_TASK_KINDS)
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+ .map((k) => k.posture)
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+ .filter((p) => p !== 'build')
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+ ),
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+ ]);
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+ /**
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+ * A CARD'S TYPE — the daemon's one table of what each type ASKS (0.106.0).
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+ *
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+ * A type is the kind of WORK a card asks for — a Bug fix, a Refactor, a Code
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+ * review — a flavour over the card's KIND (agentTaskKinds.mjs), which stays the
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+ * end product and the posture the turn runs under. Every type runs as exactly
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+ * one kind (`kind` below, the app's `TASK_TYPE_KIND`), and adds the one thing
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+ * the kind cannot say: a bug fix reproduces first, a refactor must not change
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+ * behaviour, a code review changes nothing.
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+ *
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+ * The server sends the id — `agentTurnJobs[].task.taskType` and
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+ * `agentPlanJobs[].tasks[].taskType` — and only to a daemon at 0.106.0 (below
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+ * it the server parks a typed card's turn rather than hand it to a daemon that
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+ * would drop the key). THE DAEMON OWNS THE WORDS: each type's `contract` is
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+ * the one sentence an agent is held to, printed inside THE CARD right after
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+ * the kind line (`AGENT_TASK_SPEC`), so the spec stashed for the pre-review
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+ * carries it too. Each sentence is true to what its kind's posture can do: a
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+ * code type may build and test; a write-up type reads and writes one Markdown
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+ * file; a mockup type writes under .flowviant/artifacts/ and nothing else.
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+ *
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+ * `label` is the app's `TASK_TYPE_LABEL`, the word a person picked. The ids
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+ * (in the app's picker order), their kinds and their labels are held to the
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+ * app's `taskType.ts` by the release gate (`scripts/check-app-parity.mjs`,
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+ * rule 6): a type the server sends that this table lacks is printed as
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+ * nothing, and one it has that the server never sends is dead.
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+ *
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+ * Pure data and pure functions; its one import is the kind table's reader.
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+ */
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+ import { agentTaskKindOf } from './agentTaskKinds.mjs';
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+ export const AGENT_TASK_TYPES = Object.freeze({
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+ feature: Object.freeze({
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+ label: 'Feature',
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+ kind: 'code',
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+ contract: 'new behaviour: build it, and cover it with tests where the repository has them.',
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+ }),
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+ fix: Object.freeze({
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+ label: 'Bug fix',
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+ kind: 'code',
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+ contract:
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+ 'reproduce it first, with a failing test where the repository has tests, then make that test pass.',
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+ }),
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+ tests: Object.freeze({
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+ label: 'Tests',
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+ kind: 'code',
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+ contract:
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+ 'add tests for code that already exists and change no production code; if a test exposes a bug, ' +
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+ 'say so in your summary instead of fixing it.',
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+ }),
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+ refactor: Object.freeze({
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+ label: 'Refactor',
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+ kind: 'code',
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+ contract: 'behaviour must not change; if an existing test would have to change, stop and ask.',
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+ }),
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+ infra: Object.freeze({
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+ label: 'Infra & deploy',
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+ kind: 'code',
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+ contract: 'change the configuration in the repository; never run a deploy or touch a live environment.',
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+ }),
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+ automation: Object.freeze({
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+ label: 'Automation',
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+ kind: 'code',
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+ contract:
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+ "add the scheduled job to the repository (a CI schedule, or a script and its schedule) so it runs " +
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+ "where the repository's CI runs; do not run it.",
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+ }),
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+ review: Object.freeze({
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+ label: 'Code review',
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+ kind: 'research',
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+ contract:
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+ 'read the code the card names and write up what is wrong, by file and line, most serious first; ' +
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+ 'change nothing.',
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+ }),
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+ ui: Object.freeze({
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+ label: 'UI design',
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+ kind: 'design',
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+ contract: "draw the screens and flows the card names as the mockup page, in this product's own components and words.",
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+ }),
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+ prototype: Object.freeze({
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+ label: 'Prototype',
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+ kind: 'design',
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+ contract: 'make every control in the flow work, with realistic sample data, in the one page.',
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+ }),
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+ slides: Object.freeze({
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+ label: 'Slides',
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+ kind: 'deck',
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+ contract: 'one deck for the audience and the length the card asks for, one point to a slide.',
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+ }),
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+ model3d: Object.freeze({
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+ label: '3D model',
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+ kind: 'model',
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+ contract:
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+ 'model the object the card describes as the viewable bundle, at the scale and in the units of any ' +
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+ '3D assets the repository already has.',
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+ }),
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+ vector: Object.freeze({
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+ label: 'Icons & vector',
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+ kind: 'design',
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+ contract:
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+ 'write each icon as its own .svg file directly in .flowviant/artifacts/, and make the mockup page ' +
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+ 'the sheet that shows them all, inline, at the sizes they are used.',
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+ }),
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+ research: Object.freeze({
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+ label: 'Research',
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+ kind: 'research',
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+ contract: 'answer the question the card asks, leading with the answer and citing what you read.',
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+ }),
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+ writing: Object.freeze({
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+ label: 'Writing',
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+ kind: 'research',
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+ contract: 'write the document the card asks for, for the reader it names, in words that reader uses.',
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+ }),
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+ });
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+
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+ /**
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+ * A CARD'S TYPE, READ THE ONE WAY THE DAEMON READS IT — a type this table
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+ * knows, else null. ABSENT IS NO TYPE (every card before 0.106.0, and every
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+ * job from an older server), and an unknown id (a newer server, a typo) is
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+ * dropped rather than guessed at: a type only adds a sentence, so dropping one
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+ * leaves the card running on its kind, which is what it always did.
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+ */
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+ export const agentTaskTypeOf = (v) => (typeof v === 'string' && Object.hasOwn(AGENT_TASK_TYPES, v) ? v : null);
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+
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+ /**
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+ * The type of a card AS IT WILL BE PRINTED — null unless the card's type is
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+ * known here AND runs as the card's own kind. The server sends a type only on
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+ * its kind, but the card is a document any editor writes; a Bug fix sentence
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+ * ("with a failing test") under a mockup's posture is a contract the turn
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+ * cannot keep, so a type on another kind is printed as nothing.
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+ */
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+ export const agentTaskTypeFor = (task) => {
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+ const type = agentTaskTypeOf(task?.taskType);
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+ return type && AGENT_TASK_TYPES[type].kind === agentTaskKindOf(task?.taskKind) ? type : null;
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+ };
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+ /**
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+ * THE 3D-MODEL AND PRESENTATION CARDS' CONTRACTS (2026-09-27, 0.105.0).
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+ *
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+ * Two more kinds that hand back a file rather than a change, beside the design
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+ * and research contracts in prompts.mjs (which is past its size and keeps
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+ * those two). `prompts.mjs` imports these into `AGENT_CONTRACTS`; the kind
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+ * table (agentTaskKinds.mjs) runs both under the `design` posture — read the
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+ * repo, write only `.flowviant/artifacts/**`, no web, no shell beyond `ls` —
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+ * so "change no repository file" is enforced, not asked.
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+ *
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+ * THE SAME BONES AS THE DESIGN CONTRACT, deliberately: its header, its rule 3
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+ * (commit nothing), its rule 4 (stop and ask) and its final JSON — one shape
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+ * `parseTurnResult`, the settle, the board and the review deck already read.
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+ * The tail is spelled ONCE, in `ARTIFACT_CONTRACT_TAIL`, and every
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+ * file-handing contract renders it — these two, and the design and research
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+ * contracts in prompts.mjs (whose bytes `taskKind.test.mjs` pins unchanged by
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+ * the move), so no two of them can drift apart.
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+ *
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+ * "model" here is the 3D-model KIND (not an AI-model pin, `job.model`), and
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+ * "deck" the presentation kind (not the review deck).
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+ *
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+ * Pure strings: no imports, no environment, no I/O.
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+ */
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+
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+ /**
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+ * Rule 3, rule 4 and the final JSON a file-handing contract ends with.
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+ * `ask` is rule 4's body after its number (the decision only a person can
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+ * make); `summary` is the delivered shape's summary gloss.
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+ */
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+ export const ARTIFACT_CONTRACT_TAIL = ({ ask, summary }) => `3. CHANGE NO REPOSITORY FILE AND COMMIT NOTHING. You can only write under
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+ .flowviant/artifacts/, and the daemon keeps that directory out of git.
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+ 4. ${ask}
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+ END YOUR TURN WITH ONE JSON OBJECT AND NOTHING AFTER IT, in a \`\`\`json fence:
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+ \`\`\`json
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+ {
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+ "status": "delivered",
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+ "summary": "${summary}",
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+ "progress": "two or three sentences on what you have done in this run SO FAR, across every card"
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+ }
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+ \`\`\`
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+
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+ or, if you are stopping to ask:
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+ \`\`\`json
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+ {
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+ "status": "blocked",
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+ "progress": "two or three sentences on what you have done in this run SO FAR, across every card",
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+ "question": "the specific thing you need decided, in one or two sentences"
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+ }
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+ \`\`\`
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+ past tense, plain sentences, no card ids.`;
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+
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+ /**
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+ * THE 3D-MODEL CARD. The product is a model a person can turn around in
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+ * Review: one folder holding a three.js viewer and the model files it loads
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+ * by relative URL — the bundle shape the artifact scan keeps (relative paths
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+ * to depth four, 0.99.0) and the library keeps as one versioned folder. The
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+ * daemon calls it delivered only when an `.html` AND a `.gltf`/`.glb`/`.obj`
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+ * stand under `.flowviant/artifacts/` (agentTaskKinds.mjs).
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+ *
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+ * TEXT, BECAUSE TEXT IS ALL THIS POSTURE WRITES (2026-09-27, a call the owner
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+ * may overrule). The kind runs under the `design` posture: Read, `ls`, and
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+ * `Edit(.flowviant/artifacts/**)` — Claude's Write/Edit tools write text, and
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+ * there is no shell that could produce bytes. The spec's first wording asked
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+ * for glTF with a `.bin`, or a `.glb`, and `.png`/`.jpg` textures: outputs
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+ * this card cannot make. So the contract asks for OBJ + `.mtl` (text, fetched
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+ * by relative URL from the artifact host, which the viewer's `connect-src`
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+ * admits) and SVG or procedural textures (`img-src` admits the host). NOT a
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+ * `.gltf` with its buffer as a `data:` URI: three.js fetches that buffer, and
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+ * the artifact CSP's `connect-src` names only the artifact host
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+ * (apps/api/src/lib/artifactDelivery.ts), so the review viewer would refuse
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+ * it. Binary files are still accepted — the artifact policy, the proof, the
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+ * library and the 20 MB cap all keep them — for a folder that already holds
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+ * one; widening the posture to write them is the owner's decision.
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+ */
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+ export const SYSTEM_AGENT_MODEL = `You are the human's own Claude, working one 3D MODEL card in a git worktree of
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+ their repository. Nobody is watching this run. You have the repo and nothing
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+ else — no project tools, no board, no chat.
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+ do here edits the product: the person turns the model around, and decides.
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+ in: their scale and units, their up axis, their style, their materials and
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+ name for what it is (for example .flowviant/artifacts/reading-chair/) —
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+ holding:
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+ - index.html, a viewer: three.js loaded from cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm or
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+ the viewer itself (procedural materials, canvas textures).
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+ You can write only text files here. A .glb, .bin, .png or .jpg is kept
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+ and shown if one already stands in the folder, but this card cannot make
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+ one — never plan on one. Nothing else may load from the network, and
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+ nothing can be sent. Keep every file under 2 MB — the viewer, the .obj,
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+ the .mtl, each texture.
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+ ${ARTIFACT_CONTRACT_TAIL({
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+ ask: `If you cannot model it without a DECISION only a person can make — which of
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+ two directions, what size or style, which asset it stands beside — STOP AND
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+ ASK. Do not guess. A question costs one reply; a guessed model costs a review.`,
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+ summary: 'one or two sentences on what the model shows, and the folder it is in',
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+ })}`;
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+ /**
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+ * THE PRESENTATION CARD. One self-contained HTML deck under the design
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+ * card's inline and CDN rules, navigable by keyboard and on screen, and
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+ * printable one slide per page — so "send it as a PDF" is the browser's
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+ * Print, never a converter this machine would have to run.
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+ */
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+ export const SYSTEM_AGENT_DECK = `You are the human's own Claude, working one PRESENTATION card in a git worktree
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+ of their repository. Nobody is watching this run. You have the repo and nothing
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+ else — no project tools, no board, no chat.
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+ A PRESENTATION CARD HANDS BACK A DECK, NOT A CHANGE. Nothing you do here edits
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+ the product: the person pages through it, and decides.
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+ 1. Read what the deck is about first — the repository, the real product, its
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+ brand and its own words. The deck must sound and look like THIS project,
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+ not like a template.
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+ 2. Write ONE self-contained HTML file directly in .flowviant/artifacts/ — a
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+ short kebab-case name for the talk (for example
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+ .flowviant/artifacts/q3-roadmap.html). Inline CSS (a Google Fonts
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+ stylesheet may load). Scripts may be inline or loaded from
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+ cdnjs.cloudflare.com, cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm or unpkg.com, and from nowhere
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+ else; nothing else may load from the network and nothing can be sent, so
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+ images are data: URIs or inline SVG. Each slide is a <section>; the arrow
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+ keys and on-screen previous/next buttons move between them, and a counter
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+ says which slide of how many is showing. Add @media print rules that put
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+ one slide on each page (break-after: page), so the browser prints it to a
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+ PDF. Keep it under 2 MB.
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+ ${ARTIFACT_CONTRACT_TAIL({
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+ ask: `If you cannot write it without a DECISION only a person can make — who the
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+ audience is, how long it runs, what it must argue — STOP AND ASK. Do not
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+ guess. A question costs one reply; a guessed deck costs a review.`,
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+ summary: 'one or two sentences on what the deck covers, and the file it is in',
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+ })}`;
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  *
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  * ── THE BOUNDS ──
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+ * sidecars), `lstat` and never followed: a symlink an
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+ /**
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+ * A CARD'S DISCUSSION, AS THE WIRE HANDS IT OVER (0.106.0) — the owner,
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+ * 2026-09-27: "yes agents should read card comments".
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+ *
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+ * The server relays a card's thread (people's comments AND agents' own notes,
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+ * replies and delivery cards) onto the jobs that work or plan it:
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+ * app's agent-runner.schema.ts); this module reads it again, entry by entry,
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+ * and applies the SAME numbers — a copy the release gate holds to the server's
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+ * (`scripts/check-app-parity.mjs`, rule 5). A malformed entry is dropped
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+ * second entry); a text past its cap is cut and marked; entries past the
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+ * NOTHING — which is why every prompt for a card nobody discussed (and every
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+ export const CARD_THREAD_BUDGET = Object.freeze({
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+ /** The server's `CARD_THREAD_WHO_MAX` — a name is a label. */
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+ export const CARD_THREAD_WHO_MAX = 80;
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+ /** The server's `CARD_THREAD_AT_MAX` — an ISO time, with room. */
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+ export const CARD_THREAD_AT_MAX = 40;
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+ for (const e of raw.entries) {
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+ if (typeof e.who !== 'string' || typeof e.at !== 'string' || typeof e.text !== 'string') continue;
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+ good.push({
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+ at: oneLine(e.at, CARD_THREAD_AT_MAX),
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+ text: whole.length > b.entryChars ? `${whole.slice(0, b.entryChars - 1)}…` : whole,
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+ }
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+ * only read as if it were. So where a file may sit under the artifacts
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+ * directory is the prompt's to say, never the posture's: the design and
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+ * research contracts say "no subfolders" (written when the scan kept
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