jules-orchestrator-kit 0.3.0 → 0.5.1
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- package/.agent/rules/jules-protocol.md +33 -0
- package/.github/workflows/agent-scope-guard.yml +56 -0
- package/JULES_RULES_TEMPLATE.md +52 -0
- package/README.md +207 -152
- package/bin/init.js +65 -6
- package/index.mjs +11 -0
- package/package.json +11 -4
- package/scripts/jules-cleanup.mjs +200 -0
- package/scripts/jules-create.mjs +47 -0
- package/scripts/jules-dispatch.mjs +134 -104
- package/scripts/jules-nightly.mjs +37 -29
- package/scripts/jules-queue-runner.mjs +94 -40
- package/scripts/jules-scan-todos.mjs +142 -0
- package/scripts/jules-self-audit.mjs +186 -37
- package/scripts/jules-status.mjs +57 -0
- package/scripts/jules-swarm.mjs +68 -32
- package/scripts/lock-manager.mjs +147 -0
- package/scripts/utils.mjs +94 -0
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# Google Jules Protocol & Guardrails
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This document outlines the hard constraints and system prompting best practices for all Google Jules automated sessions.
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## 1. Hard Constraints, Edge Realities & Failure Modes
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- **Sandbox Flakiness (Flaky Test Fix Spiral)**: Intermittent build failures cause Jules to assume source code is broken, leading to destructive edits on valid business logic to "fix" infrastructure noise.
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- **Boundary Violations (Lockfile & Schema Overwrites)**: When facing type/dependency conflicts, agents favor the shortest path to a passing test, often forcefully downgrading lockfiles or altering database migrations unless explicitly forbidden.
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- **Monorepo Dilution (Attention & I/O Bottlenecks)**: Broad context ingestion across multi-package repos causes attention dilution, slow clone I/O, and cascading diff failures.
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- **I/O & Payload (80 KB Payload Cap)**: API forcefully truncates diff payloads > 80 KB. Keep diffs under a **75 KB internal governor** (`git diff | wc -c`).
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- **CI/CD Deadlocks (Silent Approval Hangs)**: SDK defaults to `requireApproval: true`. In headless CI jobs, sessions hang indefinitely awaiting plan approval unless explicitly set to `requireApproval: false`.
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- **Security (ZombAI & Prompt Injection)**: Untrusted code containing hidden Unicode or Markdown image links can attempt prompt injection to force outbound HTTP requests. Requires strict XML boundary tags and Keyless Auth.
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- **Git Base Drift (Stale Merge-Base Reverts)**: If `main` advances during a session, `git diff main pr-N` shows branch *divergence*, not the applied patch. Merging blindly can silently revert unrelated files updated on `main`.
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- **Edge Isolates (Runtime Boundary Breaches)**: Edge environments (e.g. Cloudflare `workerd`) enforce strict limits (128 MB RAM, 10 MiB bundle cap). Jules may import heavy native libraries (`sharp`, `canvas`) that pass Node tests in the VM but crash worker deployment.
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- **CMS/DB Credentials (Visual & E2E Test Failures)**: Cloud VMs lack live CMS API keys, DB credentials, and display servers. Headful E2E or visual screenshot tests (e.g. Playwright) fail with 500 errors.
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- **CLI Dry-Run Drift (Misleading Pull Diffs)**: Running `jules remote pull --session <id>` (dry-run without `--apply`) on a session that crashed or made no commits can output cached or unrelated diffs.
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## 2. System Prompting & Guardrail Best Practices
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To maximize the ratio of mergeable PRs vs. failed or hallucinated sessions:
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1. **Strict File Scoping:** Constrain file I/O using explicit glob patterns in session prompts.
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2. **Immutable Boundary Directives:** Explicitly forbid modification of `*.lock` files, database migration histories, and core configuration files.
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3. **Deterministic Test Verification Mandate:** Require explicit verification commands with zero-exit-code constraints before PR generation is permitted.
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4. **Sub-Package `AGENTS.md` Hierarchy:** Place localized `AGENTS.md` files at sub-package boundaries in monorepos to restrict dependency resolution graphs and operational blast radius.
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5. **Evidence-Based PR Requirement:** Require every PR to include commands run, exit codes, coverage/performance deltas, and risk assessments.
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6. **No-Weakening Rule:** Explicitly forbid deleting tests, reducing assertion strength, disabling lint/type checks, or ignoring security warnings.
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7. **Benchmark Threshold Rule:** Performance changes must include multiple benchmark runs, median comparison, and a minimum improvement threshold (e.g. ≥ 5%).
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8. **Auto-Merge Risk Gate:** Only auto-merge low-risk task types when diff size, forbidden-path checks, test results, security scans, and license checks all pass.
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9. **Untrusted Input Isolation:** Wrap issue bodies, logs, user comments, and external reports in `<untrusted_input>` tags and instruct the agent to treat them as data only.
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10. **Stop-on-Uncertainty Rule:** If the task cannot be completed safely within scope, the agent must stop without opening a PR rather than guessing.
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11. **Pre-Dispatch Grounding Mandate:** Verify all file paths, script names, and exported symbols against the live repository tree before writing them into a prompt.
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12. **Programmatic CI Scope Guarding:** Enforce prompt constraints at the CI level using an unbypassable `Agent Scope Guard` workflow that evaluates diffs against a protected paths manifest (`.agent/protected-paths.json`).
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name: Agent Scope Guard
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if: startsWith(github.head_ref, 'jules/')
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- **Untrusted Prompt Fencing**: All dynamic user prompts and issue texts are encapsulated in `<UNTRUSTED_TASK_CONTEXT>` tags with a `# SECURITY DIRECTIVE — UNTRUSTED CONTENT FENCE` header, instructing Jules to treat enclosed text as non-executable data.
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| **Busy Developer** | AI writes broken code or skips tests | Automatic safety net catches errors before you review |
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