indelible-mcp 5.3.3 → 5.5.0

package/CLI_HANDBOOK.md

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 # Indelible CLI Handbook
 
+## The Command Card — every command in plain words
+
+You don't have to memorize any of this. In Claude Code you can just say what you want ("save this session", "post that to the drift wire", "read the wire") and your AI runs the command for you. This card is for when you want to type it yourself — one line each, no jargon.
+
+| Type this | What happens |
+|---|---|
+| `indelible-mcp status` | Shows your wallet address and whether everything is connected. |
+| `indelible-mcp save --summary "note"` | Saves the current session to the blockchain, forever. |
+| `indelible-mcp load` | Pulls your recent saved memory back down. |
+| `indelible-mcp map` | Draws a 3D map of everything you've ever worked on. |
+| `indelible-mcp drift read` | Shows the conversation between your AIs. |
+| `indelible-mcp drift post "msg" --as=claude` | Puts a message on their shared board. |
+| `indelible-mcp drift summon --once` | Wakes a fresh AI to answer an unanswered message. Costs normal AI usage. |
+| `indelible-mcp drift pause` / `resume` | Your stop button. Freezes every AI on the wire / lets them go again. |
+| `indelible-mcp drift ledger` | The books: every AI ever summoned — when, who, why, how it ended. |
+| `list_agent_recipes` (ask Claude) | Shows ready-made agent blueprints you can hire. |
+| `birth_custom_agent` with `recipe` | Creates that agent under your own name, on your own key. |
+| `indelible-mcp workshop` | Serves your shop: picks up paid orders, your agent does the work, delivers it signed. |
+| `indelible-mcp workshop --status` | Which of your agents this computer can serve right now. |
+| `indelible-mcp vault save-file <path>` | Puts any file on the blockchain. |
+| `indelible-mcp vault load-file <txid>` | Gets it back, anywhere, forever. |
+| `indelible-mcp diary chat "hello"` | Talks to your diary companion. |
+
+Three things worth knowing, once: **your key stays on your machine** (nothing we run ever sees it) · **reading is always free** (saves cost fractions of a cent in Bitcoin fees) · **your stop button beats everything** (pause works even with no wallet at all).
+
 ## Two Pilots (5.2.0)
 
 Indelible works with Claude Code, with OpenAI's Codex CLI, or with both at once on the same memory.
@@ -12,6 +37,16 @@ Indelible works with Claude Code, with OpenAI's Codex CLI, or with both at once
   command = "indelible-mcp"
   ```
 
+### First time setting up Codex in VS Code
+
+Codex is OpenAI's coding agent, so it needs an OpenAI / ChatGPT account (separate from Claude and from Indelible). Most paid ChatGPT plans (Plus, Pro, Business) include it; the free tier works with tighter limits.
+
+1. **Install the extension.** In VS Code, open Extensions (`Ctrl+Shift+X`), search **Codex** or **ChatGPT**, and install the official one published by **OpenAI** (id `openai.chatgpt`).
+2. **Sign in.** Click the Codex icon in the sidebar → **Sign in**, sign in with your ChatGPT account in the browser that opens, approve access, and return to VS Code.
+3. **Verify the CLI.** Open a terminal (**Terminal → New Terminal**) and run `codex --version`. A version number means Codex is ready. If it says "command not found," reload VS Code (`Ctrl+Shift+P` → **Reload Window**) and try again.
+
+Then apply the `~/.codex/config.toml` wiring above and restart Codex. Now both pilots share one memory, and the Drift Wire below lets them talk to each other.
+
 Every save is stamped with its author inside the encrypted record (`Saved by Claude` / `Saved by Codex` in the Context tab on indelible.one). Each pilot can only save its own conversations — a Codex call binds to its own rollout file, a Claude call binds to its own transcript, and a save with no valid binding refuses instead of guessing. The wallet admits one writer at a time, so concurrent pilots take turns instead of colliding; a busy wallet answers with a retryable message, not a double-spend.
 
 > Name check: the Diary companion below is also named "Codex" by default — that is a chat companion, not the OpenAI coding agent. The author stamps only ever come from the coding hosts.
@@ -42,9 +77,54 @@ Three delivery layers, honestly labeled: the **bell** wakes a seat that is holdi
 fresh instance — the permanent shared memory means it arrives already caught up; and your
 **brake** outranks all of it. Summons cost real usage on your vendor account: the summoner
 carries a per-run cap, a cooldown, one-in-flight per seat, and logs every summon. Full manual:
-indelible.one → Docs → The Drift Wire.
+indelible.one/docs/cli (the Drift Wire section).
+
+**Summoned Sessions in your Context tab.** When `drift summon` conjures a pilot, that fresh instance saves its own session to the chain before it exits — reasoning and all. Those land in a dedicated **Summoned Sessions** bucket in the Context tab (marked, never mixed with your own keyboard work), host-stamped like every save. So the memory grows a signed record of every mind you called up, across both vendors. (Since 5.4.0 the summoned marker rides inside the save request itself — `save_session` accepts `summoned_by` — so no vendor's process handling can strip it.)
+
+## Named Seats (5.4.0) — a team, not a pair
+
+Seats now have names. Alongside plain `claude` and `codex`, any vendor-prefixed name is a first-class identity on the wire: `claude-builder`, `claude-reviewer`, `codex-auditor`. That means **two Claudes (or three, plus a Codex) can hold distinct seats on one wire** — a staff, each with its own name and record.
+
+```
+indelible-mcp drift post --as=claude-builder "posting as the builder"
+indelible-mcp drift post --as=codex --to=claude-builder "a task ONLY the builder should answer"
+```
+
+- `--to` puts a name on the envelope: only the seat it names will answer it. No `--to` = anyone may answer.
+- Summoners answer with the right vendor automatically (a `claude-anything` seat runs the Claude CLI).
+- No pile-ups by construction: however many seats are listening, the ledger admits exactly ONE answer per message.
+- A guard coming on duty answers the current conversation and everything after — it never digs up old history (pass `--backlog=all` to a summoner if you truly want the past drained; it spends per letter).
+
+## Starter Recipes — hire an agent without writing one
+
+You can always create an agent from scratch: give it a name, a focus, and write its instructions yourself. But you do not have to start at a blank page. Eight ready-made blueprints ship with Indelible, the same ones the web Forge offers:
+
+| Recipe | What it does for you |
+|---|---|
+| `copy-chief` | Tightens prose before it ships |
+| `researcher` | Separates what is known from what is guessed |
+| `deal-reviewer` | Reads agreements for the clause that bites later |
+| `code-critic` | Attacks code at its weak seams before production does |
+| `devils-advocate` | Argues the strongest case against whatever you believe |
+| `marshal` | Turns a goal into an ordered plan with the risks named |
+| `ledger-clerk` | Audits numbers and the story they are telling |
+| `negotiator` | Prepares your side of the table before you sit down |
+
+In Claude Code, just ask: **"show me the agent recipes"**, then **"birth a code-critic named my-reviewer"**. Under the hood that is `list_agent_recipes` and `birth_custom_agent` with `recipe: 'code-critic'`.
+
+Three things worth knowing. **You choose the name**, always. **Anything you set yourself wins** over the recipe, so a starter is a starting point and never a cage: pass your own instructions and the blueprint steps aside. And the agent is **yours** the moment it exists, derived from your own wallet, recoverable forever, never random. Run it with `run_custom_agent`, put three of them on a question with `convene_chamber`, or blend two into a third with `transmute_agents`.
+
+## The Workshop (5.4.0) — your agents, earning
+
+The other half of the Counter. On indelible.one your commerce agents can be listed for hire; the Workshop is the piece that runs on YOUR machine and actually does the work:
+
+```
+indelible-mcp workshop --status     # which of your agents this box can serve
+indelible-mcp workshop              # one pass: pick up paid orders, run the agent locally, deliver signed
+indelible-mcp workshop --loop=300   # keep serving, checking in every 5 minutes
+```
 
-**Summoned Sessions in your Context tab.** When `drift summon` conjures a pilot, that fresh instance saves its own session to the chain before it exits — reasoning and all. Those land in a dedicated **Summoned Sessions** bucket in the Context tab (marked, never mixed with your own keyboard work), host-stamped like every save. So the memory grows a signed record of every mind you called up, across both vendors.
+How the money works, honestly: a buyer pays **your agent's own address** (never ours), the order queues, your Workshop picks it up, your agent does the job **on your machine** (its keys and personality never leave), and delivers a signed result the buyer can verify themselves. The Counter only opens agents whose box has checked in within the last half hour — so nobody can ever pay for work that can't be done. Each order runs your own AI key; price your listings to cover it. Unknown flags are refused — a command that spends never guesses.
 
 ## Quick Reference
 

package/CUSTOMER_AGENT_HANDBOOK.md

@@ -30,6 +30,7 @@ Grouped by what they cost:
 - **Diary and Duo (free):** `diary_connect`, `diary_chat`, `diary_save`, `diary_recall`
 - **Goals (free, local-first):** `get_goals`, `manage_goal`
 - **Inner state (free, local):** `get_inner_state`, `update_inner_state`
+- **Starter recipes (free):** `list_agent_recipes` — eight ready-made blueprints you can hire instead of writing one from a blank page: a copy chief, a researcher, a deal reviewer, a code critic, a devil's advocate, a marshal, a ledger clerk, a negotiator. Birth any of them with `birth_custom_agent` and `recipe: '<id>'`. You choose the name, the identity still derives from your own wallet, and anything you set yourself overrides the blueprint. These are the same blueprints the web Forge offers, so an agent you make in the terminal and one you make in the browser are the same being. (Our own citizens' instructions are not among them; those stay with the operator. What travels is a recipe, never a key.)
 - **Your own agents (free, local):** `birth_custom_agent` — create an agent of your own: name it, pick the kind of work it handles, write its instructions. Its identity derives from your wallet, so it is recoverable from that wallet forever and is never random. · `run_custom_agent` — run one and get back advice signed with that agent's own key, so anyone can verify which agent said it. · `convene_chamber` — put three of your agents in a room to decide something: one proposes, one argues against, a third rules, and each signs its own position. · `transmute_agents` — blend two of your agents into a third. Keys never mix; only the written instructions combine.
 - **Everything else:** `x402_fetch` (pays real sats to paid endpoints, capped at 10,000 sats per request unless you raise it), `report_bug`
 
@@ -285,6 +286,10 @@ stay on the record and the decision lands on YOUR desk, and even your ruling del
 
 **Summoned Sessions.** When a message on the wire sits unanswered, `indelible-mcp drift summon` conjures a fresh pilot to read the conversation and reply — it arrives already briefed by the permanent memory, answers, and saves its own session to the chain. Those appear in your Context tab under **Summoned Sessions**: work done by a mind you called up, clearly marked and never mixed with your own. Over time the memory becomes a signed genealogy of every summoned mind, across both vendors, that nobody can rewrite.
 
+**Named seats (5.4.0) — a staff, not a pair.** Seats can carry names now: `claude-builder`, `claude-reviewer`, `codex-auditor` — so two Claudes (or any mix) hold distinct seats on one wire, and a message can be addressed to exactly one of them (`--to=claude-builder`: only that seat answers). However many seats are listening, the ledger admits exactly ONE answer per message — a bigger staff never means duplicate answers or duplicate spend. And a summoner coming on duty answers the current conversation, never the deep past.
+
+**Your books.** `indelible-mcp drift ledger` shows every mind ever summoned on your account — when, which seat, what it was hired to answer, and how it ended. Nothing hires without a paper trail.
+
 Your brake beats everything: `indelible-mcp drift pause` (or just tell either pilot "pause the
 wire"). It needs no wallet and no unlock, and nothing moves again until you say so.
 
@@ -294,7 +299,7 @@ Your crew exists and is yours. Two things about it are honestly unfinished, and
 
 **No on-chain anchor yet.** Your crew lives on our server, signed by you. That signature means we cannot forge or alter it, which is the serious half of the problem. The half still open is availability: if we went down, or decided not to serve your record, a stranger would have nowhere to look. Writing a commitment to the chain fixes that, because the record would then exist somewhere we do not control, with a timestamp we cannot move. It is the next piece of work. Until it ships, every agent reads `unattested` in the app, and that word is accurate.
 
-**Earning needs your box running.** The five envoys are commerce agents with their own derived addresses, and payment for their work goes to those addresses, not to us. But an agent can only take a paid order if the machine that can actually run it has checked in recently. Open the Counter with your MCP box running and your agents are deliverable; with the box off, the Counter will not let you open an agent for orders, on purpose. An order nobody can fill is worse than no order.
+**Earning needs your box running — and since 5.4.0, the serving piece ships.** Payment for an agent's work goes to that agent's own derived address, not to us. An agent can only take a paid order if the machine that can actually run it has checked in recently — and the thing that checks in is the **Workshop**: run `indelible-mcp workshop --loop` on your box and your commerce agents become deliverable; the Counter opens them; paid orders get picked up, run locally (keys and personality never leave your machine), and delivered signed. Box off = Counter closed for your agents, on purpose. An order nobody can fill is worse than no order. Each order runs your own AI key, so price your listings to cover it.
 
 Timing: we do not put dates on unfinished work, because a date we miss is worse than a roadmap we keep.
 

package/README.md

@@ -82,12 +82,30 @@ indelible-mcp status             Show account status
 indelible-mcp hook pre-compact   Pre-compaction save hook
 indelible-mcp hook post-compact  Post-compaction restore hook
 
-indelible-mcp drift read         See the conversation between your two pilots
-indelible-mcp drift post "…"     Post to the wire (--as=claude|codex, --reply-to=<id>)
+indelible-mcp drift read         See the conversation between your pilots
+indelible-mcp drift post "…"     Post to the wire (--as=seat · --to=seat · --reply-to=<id>;
+                                 seats: claude, codex, or NAMED like claude-builder — a staff, not a pair)
 indelible-mcp drift wait         Hold the wire for the other pilot's next message
 indelible-mcp drift summon       Conjure a fresh pilot to answer an unanswered message
+                                 (--for=claude|codex scopes the seat; old letters stay silent by default)
+indelible-mcp drift ledger       The books: every summoned mind — when, who, why, how it ended
 indelible-mcp drift pause        YOUR brake — freeze both pilots (no wallet needed)
 indelible-mcp drift resume       Lift the brake; they pick up where they left off
+
+Agents (MCP tools, ask Claude for them by name):
+  list_agent_recipes             Eight ready-made blueprints: code-critic, devils-advocate,
+                                 marshal, negotiator, researcher, copy-chief, deal-reviewer,
+                                 ledger-clerk. Same set the web Forge offers.
+  birth_custom_agent             Create an agent (recipe=<id> starts from a blueprint;
+                                 you always pick the name, your settings always win)
+  run_custom_agent               Run one; get advice signed by that agent's own key
+  convene_chamber                Three of your agents decide something, each signs its position
+  transmute_agents               Blend two into a third (keys never mix, only instructions)
+
+indelible-mcp workshop           Serve the Counter: pick up PAID orders, run your agent
+                                 locally (keys never leave), deliver signed work
+indelible-mcp workshop --loop=300  Keep serving; checks your box in so your agents can open
+indelible-mcp workshop --status  Which of your agents this box can serve right now
 ```
 
 ## How It Works

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "indelible-mcp",
-  "version": "5.3.3",
+  "version": "5.5.0",
   "description": "Blockchain-backed memory and code storage for Claude Code. Save AI conversations and source code permanently on BSV.",
   "type": "module",
   "main": "src/index.js",