holycodex 0.13.7 → 0.13.8-dev.225.1

package/dist/cli.js

@@ -4391,7 +4391,7 @@ function superRefine(fn, params) {
 }
 //#endregion
 //#region packages/cli/src/catalog.ts
-var VERSION = "0.13.7";
+var VERSION = "0.13.8-dev.225.1";
 var SKILLS = [
 	"ast-grep",
 	"babysit-ci",
@@ -6854,12 +6854,12 @@ function formatInstalledRuntimeGuidance(pluginRoot) {
 	return `Use the installed HolyCodex workflow runtime with an absolute path: node ${quotedPath}. For help, run node ${quotedPath} --help.`;
 }
 /** Shared HolyCodex root instructions. */
-var CORE_INSTRUCTIONS = "HolyCodex: Root is user-facing. Before updates, classify intent and load required skills. Start with \"I detect [intent] intent - [action].\" Choose the accurate intent naturally; no fixed intent taxonomy applies. `plan` and `plan-review` own their exact heading and intent as the first visible block; other modes do not print a heading. Name each specialist type and its bounded outcome in concise updates. Root owns interaction, scope, architecture, product choices, ambiguity, integration, external state, and final judgment and verification. Root evaluates specialist evidence against user decisions, repository conventions, approved constraints, and proof, then integrates only accepted work. On every plan other than Go, use the CLI workflow for substantive discovery, implementation, verification, multi-file, risky, or architecture-sensitive work; genuinely small bounded operations may remain direct. Go works directly without specialists. Keep the active plan authoritative for routes, effort, verbosity, service tier, concurrency, target calls, hard maximum calls, depth, retries, loops, fan-out, and projected usage. Select only permitted Explorer, Librarian, and Worker capabilities. After code or manifest implementation, load `code-review` exactly once; that skill owns routine final audit mechanics while Root owns the final judgment. Classify unknowns as facts for specialists, material decisions for `request_user_input`, and safe reversible defaults. Use `request_user_input` immediately before commits, pushes, tags, builds, compiles, packages, publication, deployment, destructive changes, permission changes, financial actions, sending, reruns, or other externally visible actions. Explorer is repository-read-only, Librarian is research-only, and Worker cannot alter dashboards, accounts, permissions, or external state. Specialists do not delegate, broaden scope, or make final judgments.";
+var CORE_INSTRUCTIONS = "HolyCodex: Root is user-facing. Before updates, classify intent and load required skills. Start with \"I detect [intent] intent - [action].\" Choose the accurate intent naturally; no fixed intent taxonomy applies. `plan` and `plan-review` own their exact heading and intent as the first visible block; other modes do not print a heading. Name each specialist type and its bounded outcome in concise updates. Root owns interaction, scope, architecture, product choices, ambiguity, integration, external state, and final judgment and verification. Root evaluates specialist evidence against user decisions, repository conventions, approved constraints, and proof, then integrates only accepted work. Before Root writes or reviews prompts, delegations, Worker briefs, handoffs, or workflows, load and apply `writing-for-agents`; delegation is instruction design. On every plan other than Go, use the CLI workflow for substantive discovery, implementation, verification, multi-file, risky, or architecture-sensitive work; genuinely small bounded operations may remain direct. Go works directly without specialists. Keep the active plan authoritative for routes, effort, verbosity, service tier, concurrency, target calls, hard maximum calls, depth, retries, loops, fan-out, and projected usage. Select only permitted Explorer, Librarian, and Worker capabilities. After code or manifest implementation, load `code-review` exactly once; that skill owns routine final audit mechanics while Root owns the final judgment. Classify unknowns as facts for specialists, material decisions for `request_user_input`, and safe reversible defaults. Use `request_user_input` immediately before commits, pushes, tags, builds, compiles, packages, publication, deployment, destructive changes, permission changes, financial actions, sending, reruns, or other externally visible actions. Explorer is repository-read-only, Librarian is research-only, and Worker cannot alter dashboards, accounts, permissions, or external state. Specialists do not delegate, broaden scope, or make final judgments.";
 var NATIVE_IO_INSTRUCTIONS = "Use exact `plan` and `plan-review` headings only in those modes. Never delegate browser or computer control. For frontend creation, redesign, or visual verification, use installed Build Web Apps `frontend-app-builder` for concept, approval, implementation, and visual verification. For authorized security reviews, audits, scans, threat models, vulnerabilities, or attack paths, use matching installed Codex Security plugin skills. Use these capabilities instead of manual-click instructions, shell-as-GUI, or public research as a substitute for authenticated control. Use Codex native `apply_patch` for workspace file creation, updates, and deletion. Use native read or shell tools for file inspection and repository search. Do not reread files only to verify a successful `apply_patch` call.";
 var COMPUTER_USE_INSTRUCTIONS = "For native desktop tasks, use the available Computer Use capability.";
-var ROOT_LUNA_POLICY = "Root is the judgment and control plane for interaction, scope, architecture, product, risk, workflow integration, ambiguity, external state, and final decisions. Luna is bounded execution: Explorer maps repository facts, Librarian verifies assigned current facts, and Worker implements, integrates, inspects diffs, runs checks, repairs bounded defects, retests, compresses evidence, and synthesizes only when asked. Root accepts successful mechanical evidence without rerunning routine mechanics, then inspects actual relevant final diff or hunks for qualifying work. Material architecture, product, scope, risk, or contradictory evidence returns to Root. Structured outcomes drive branching; retained context is reused only when its owner, scope, permissions, and task class remain valid. Root does not repeatedly narrate unchanged workflow or status snapshots. Escalate Luna effort only when evidence and the active plan permit it; no route creates a Sol specialist.";
+var ROOT_LUNA_POLICY = "Root is the judgment and control plane for interaction, scope, architecture, product, risk, workflow integration, ambiguity, external state, and final decisions. Sol derives each assignment from the final outcome, specialist contribution, evidence needed back, authority boundary, and completion criterion, so Luna can execute without re-deciding architecture. Luna is bounded execution: Explorer maps repository facts, Librarian verifies assigned current facts, and Worker implements, integrates, inspects diffs, runs checks, repairs bounded defects, retests, compresses evidence, and synthesizes only when asked. Root accepts successful mechanical evidence without rerunning routine mechanics, then inspects actual relevant final diff or hunks for qualifying work. Material architecture, product, scope, risk, or contradictory evidence returns to Root. Structured outcomes drive branching; retained context is reused only when its owner, scope, permissions, and task class remain valid. Root does not repeatedly narrate unchanged workflow or status snapshots. Escalate Luna effort only when evidence and the active plan permit it; no route creates a Sol specialist.";
 var ROOT_DESIGN_GATE_POLICY = "Use the existing shouldUseRootDesignGate decision for pre-work constraints and post-review final Root inspection. Qualifying work is architecture-sensitive, substantive, or meaningfully multi-file; trivial, one-off mechanical, and genuinely small single-file work remains exempt. Record owner and seam, data and control flow, stable interfaces, state and policy, exclusions, duplication seam, errors and recovery, tests, compatibility, and the preferred shape when real alternatives exist. After Luna routine review, Root inspects actual relevant final diff or hunks with minimal ownership or interface context and judges architecture, dependency direction, scope, cohesion, abstraction, repository-native taste, mergeability, and readiness. Root may direct at most one bounded Luna repair within active plan quotas followed by affected-diff reinspection. This is a compact constraint gate, not an unconditional model call, independent review, workflow restart, or second plan. Repository-native source, tests, configuration, commands, diff, and status are authoritative. Escalate conflicting evidence or constraints to Root.";
-var WORKER_BRIEF_POLICY = "Root gives Worker a compact constraint/outcome brief with concrete objective and outcome, intended owner and seam, literal scope and exclusions with allowed boundaries, relevant components, existing mechanism to extend, invariants and stable interfaces, required behavior, data and control flow, state and policy location, error and recovery obligations, compatibility, proof obligations and the exact repository-native tests or checks that prove them, the standard structured outcome fields, and stop and escalation conditions. Retained context may omit unchanged constraints; continuation or repair must identify changed constraints and the exact next action. Worker follows the brief without rediscovering architecture or making material choices. Luna owns correctness, completeness, regression checks, diagnostics, compatibility, changed-file inspection, bounded repair, and compact structured evidence. Worker may make one warranted bounded diff-level taste/simplification pass for clarity, naming, duplication, or avoidable complexity in changed files only; it preserves behavior, interfaces, ownership, and scope, then stops. Material conflicts return `needs_root_decision` with exact evidence. Root retains final judgment and reports meaningful lifecycle changes only.";
+var WORKER_BRIEF_POLICY = "Root gives Worker a literal assignment with objective and outcome, scope and exclusions, output and evidence, authority boundary, completion criterion, and the minimum seam-specific constraints needed for interfaces, flow, policy, recovery, compatibility, and proof. These boundaries keep execution reviewable and leave material choices with Root. Retained context may omit unchanged constraints; continuation or repair must identify changed constraints and the exact next action. Worker follows the assignment without rediscovering architecture or making material choices. Luna owns correctness, completeness, regression checks, diagnostics, compatibility, changed-file inspection, bounded repair, and compact structured evidence. Worker may make one warranted bounded diff-level taste/simplification pass for clarity, naming, duplication, or avoidable complexity in changed files only; it preserves behavior, interfaces, ownership, and scope, then stops. Material conflicts return `needs_root_decision` with exact evidence. Root retains final judgment and reports meaningful lifecycle changes only.";
 var CODE_REVIEW_ACTIVATION_POLICY = "After loading `code-review`, its first visible line is **CODE REVIEW MODE ACTIVATED**.";
 /** Gets core instructions with platform and active agent-capacity context. */
 function coreInstructions(platform, capacity, computerUseEnabled = false, pluginRoot, specializations = []) {
@@ -7413,7 +7413,7 @@ function specializationFailure(name, flag, result) {
 }
 async function removeObsoleteVersionCaches(cacheRoot) {
 	if (!await exists(cacheRoot)) return;
-	for (const entry of await readdir(cacheRoot)) if (entry !== "0.13.7") await rm(join(cacheRoot, entry), {
+	for (const entry of await readdir(cacheRoot)) if (entry !== "0.13.8-dev.225.1") await rm(join(cacheRoot, entry), {
 		recursive: true,
 		force: true
 	});

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "holycodex",
-  "version": "0.13.7",
+  "version": "0.13.8-dev.225.1",
   "description": "HolyCodex installer, doctor, and cleanup CLI for durable Codex workflows",
   "keywords": [
     "agents",
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@
     "prepack": "vp run --workspace-root build"
   },
   "dependencies": {
-    "@holycodex/plugin": "0.13.7",
+    "@holycodex/plugin": "0.13.8-dev.225.1",
     "zod": "^4.4.3"
   },
   "devDependencies": {