loopforge 3.0.0 → 3.6.0

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package/README.md CHANGED
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- # LoopForge package
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+ # LoopForge
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- LoopForge is a cognitive state runtime for AI coding agents. It keeps a long
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- task's objective, constraints, evidence, decisions and recovery state stable
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- across many Agent-driven rounds.
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+ **A context window is not memory. Memory needs a runtime.**
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- The Agent remains the executor: it reads code, edits files, runs tools and
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- decides how to reason. LoopForge is the external round boundary that checks
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- claims, commits canonical facts and rebuilds the next prompt. It is not a model,
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- scheduler, unattended worker or second planning system.
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+ > **v3.6.0** — `npm install -g loopforge`. Node.js ≥ 18. Zero runtime dependencies.
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+ > [中文文档](../README.zh-CN.md)
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## The real problems with long-horizon tasks
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+ Any AI coding agent, given a long enough task, hits three walls. Not because the model isn't smart enough. Not because the context window isn't large enough. These are **architectural** problems.
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+ ### Problem 1: The summary cascade
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+ Context fills up → compress. Fills up again → compress again. The third compression is a summary of a summary of a summary. Every cycle evaporates information — critical constraints get silently deleted because the summarizer judged them "no longer relevant." Researchers found that after 3–4 summary cycles, constraint violation rates spike from 0% to 59%. The agent doesn't know what it forgot, because the forgetting itself was compressed away.
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+ ### Problem 2: Self-correction doesn't work
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+ Models cannot reliably improve themselves through introspection — they talk themselves out of correct answers. Effective recovery requires an **external verifier** — an independent observer that doesn't share the agent's context, doesn't participate in its reasoning, and only looks at inputs and outputs.
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+ ### Problem 3: Compound error (p^N)
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+ If each step succeeds with probability p, N sequential steps succeed with probability p^N. Frontier agents nail nearly 100% of tasks under 4 minutes but crater to under 10% on tasks over 4 hours. Small errors at each step become the correct input for the next step.
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+ **These three problems amplify each other. The summary cascade loses information → lost information becomes errors → the agent can't self-correct because those errors look reasonable within its own context.**
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+ ---
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+ ## What LoopForge does about it
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+ LoopForge runs outside the agent and owns the boundary between rounds. Its
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+ design has two explicit sources:
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+ - **One factual source:** committed typed round documents in the Vault.
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+ - **One cognitive source:** Canonical State compiled from those facts.
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+ `loopforge_next` accepts a structured evaluation. The core fields `success`,
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+ `output_summary`, `constraint_violations`, and `should_continue` are strict;
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+ optional fields are normalized. Invalid input returns `evaluation_invalid` and
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+ can be corrected with the same `roundId` without saving session state, writing
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+ a round, entering either gate, or changing metrics.
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+ Valid submissions pass through evidence collection, 27 verification checks,
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+ and 14 enforcement rules. Only an allowed round joins committed history. The
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+ shared internal `CommittedRoundView` gives Replay, Audit, Metrics, contracts,
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+ the compiler, and gate history one decoder and one filtering policy. It does
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+ not create another storage format.
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+ The compiler evolves Canonical State from committed history, then derives
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+ focus, todo, phase, delegation, and handoff for prompts and status views. The
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+ next prompt therefore comes from typed cognitive state, not from a summary of
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+ the previous prompt.
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+ ```text
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+ Traditional: prompt -> summary -> next prompt -> another summary
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+ LoopForge: committed rounds -> Canonical State -> next prompt
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+ ```
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+ The verification gate compares claims with Git snapshots, test output, and
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+ configured command evidence. The enforcement gate can accept, reject,
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+ backtrack, or terminate. A rejected submission commits nothing. R4 and R5 can
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+ restore the last clean round, inject a diagnosis, and verify workspace
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+ restoration before work continues.
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+ ---
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+ ## What LoopForge is not
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+ - **Not a memory database.** The optional state file is derived. Committed
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+ rounds hold facts, and Canonical State supplies runtime cognition.
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+ - **Not a context compressor.** It recompiles prompts from typed state instead
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+ of compressing the prior prompt.
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+ - **Not a constraint tracker.** Constraints are one input to external judgment.
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+ - **Not an agent or unattended executor.** The external agent owns planning,
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  ## Install
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- For Codex use `loopforge init --client codex` and register the same MCP command.
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- The generic initializer prints an MCP configuration fragment. The package
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- ## How a loop works
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- "evidence": {"files": ["src/parser.ts"], "checks": [], "claims": [], "provenance": {}},
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+ ## Architecture
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+ -> Audit / Metrics [evidence and diagnostics]
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Key capabilities
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+
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+ - Structured evaluation with strict core fields, lenient optional normalization,
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+ and retryable `evaluation_invalid` responses.
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+ - One committed-round history for the compiler, contracts, gates, Replay,
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+ Audit, and Metrics.
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+ - One Canonical State for prompts, the optional state file, and current-status
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+ cognition.
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+ - Evidence-backed accept, reject, backtrack, and terminate decisions, including
127
+ Round Contract and workspace-restore checks.
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+ - L0, L1, and L2 prompt density, five-state sub-goals, constraint lifecycle,
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+ milestones, and agent-requested emphasis or confusion points.
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+ - Separate Replay and Audit views. Replay answers what happened; Audit checks
131
+ evidence and completeness.
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+ - Durable sessions with atomic round documents, sequence checks, owned locks,
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+ renewable leases, pause, resume, and idempotent recovery.
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+ - Nine MCP tools: `start`, `next`, `status`, `stop`, `pause`, `resume`, `replay`,
135
+ `gate_check`, and `gate_resolve`.
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+ - Zero runtime dependencies. Policy controls thresholds, budgets, and intervals.
137
+
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+ ---
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139
 
154
140
  ## Development
155
141
 
156
142
  ```bash
157
143
  npm run check
158
144
  npm test
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- npm run build
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- npm run verify:artifacts
161
- npm pack --dry-run --json --ignore-scripts
145
+ npm pack --dry-run --json
162
146
  ```
163
147
 
164
- The schema in the repository's `loopforge-protocol.json` is generated from
165
- `src/protocol.ts`.
166
- Do not edit it by hand. `init` installs `skills/perception/SKILL.md` for the
167
- selected client and prints its MCP registration command.
148
+ The protocol schema in `../loopforge-protocol.json` is generated from `src/protocol.ts`. Do not edit it by hand.
149
+
150
+ ---
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151
 
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152
  ## License
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1
+ /** v2.12: Read-only, replayable end-of-loop audit — the verification view.
2
+ *
3
+ * Positioning vs loopforge_replay: replay is the factual timeline (what
4
+ * happened per round); audit is the assessment layer (which claims are
5
+ * machine-verified, which gates were decided, is the sequence intact).
6
+ * Everything is derived from committed vault entries — audit never writes.
7
+ */
8
+ import type { LoopStore } from "./loop-store.js";
9
+ import type { VaultEntry } from "./loop-store.js";
10
+ export interface AuditRound {
11
+ round: number;
12
+ outcome: string;
13
+ claims: Array<{
14
+ text: string;
15
+ status: "verified" | "unverified" | "no_evidence";
16
+ }>;
17
+ checks: Array<{
18
+ check: string;
19
+ severity: string;
20
+ verdict: "failed" | "warn" | "info";
21
+ }>;
22
+ }
23
+ export interface AuditGate {
24
+ gateId: string;
25
+ kind: "user" | "agent";
26
+ actionHash: string;
27
+ approved: boolean;
28
+ decidedAt: string;
29
+ round: number;
30
+ }
31
+ export interface AuditResult {
32
+ loopId: string;
33
+ verdict: "passed" | "incomplete" | "contradicted";
34
+ rounds: AuditRound[];
35
+ gates: AuditGate[];
36
+ unresolvedUserGates: string[];
37
+ criteria: {
38
+ declared: number;
39
+ evidenced: number;
40
+ missing: number;
41
+ };
42
+ sequenceComplete: boolean;
43
+ /** False when no LoopStore was provided (sequence/provenance degraded). */
44
+ provenanceAvailable: boolean;
45
+ }
46
+ /** Build the audit from committed vault entries. Pure, read-only.
47
+ * @param store Optional LoopStore — when provided, sequence integrity is
48
+ * checked and provenanceAvailable becomes true. */
49
+ export declare function buildAudit(loopId: string, entries: VaultEntry[], store?: LoopStore): AuditResult;
50
+ //# sourceMappingURL=audit.d.ts.map
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@@ -0,0 +1,131 @@
1
+ /** v2.12: Read-only, replayable end-of-loop audit — the verification view.
2
+ *
3
+ * Positioning vs loopforge_replay: replay is the factual timeline (what
4
+ * happened per round); audit is the assessment layer (which claims are
5
+ * machine-verified, which gates were decided, is the sequence intact).
6
+ * Everything is derived from committed vault entries — audit never writes.
7
+ */
8
+ import { eventSequence, StorageCorruptionError } from "./loop-store.js";
9
+ import { auditOrder, deriveGate } from "./cognitive-governance.js";
10
+ import { rederiveClaimViewWithFlags, listVerifiedClaims } from "./evidence-claims.js";
11
+ import { isRecord, entryRound as sharedEntryRound } from "./token-utils.js";
12
+ import { decodeCommittedRound } from "./committed-round.js";
13
+ function entryRound(entry) {
14
+ return sharedEntryRound(entry);
15
+ }
16
+ /** Build the audit from committed vault entries. Pure, read-only.
17
+ * @param store Optional LoopStore — when provided, sequence integrity is
18
+ * checked and provenanceAvailable becomes true. */
19
+ export function buildAudit(loopId, entries, store) {
20
+ const ordered = auditOrder(entries);
21
+ // ── Rounds: per-round claims + checks from committed snapshots ─────────
22
+ const rounds = [];
23
+ for (const entry of ordered) {
24
+ const taskId = String(entry.task_id ?? "");
25
+ if (!taskId.startsWith(`loop:${loopId}:r`) || !taskId.endsWith(":feedback"))
26
+ continue;
27
+ const committed = decodeCommittedRound(entry);
28
+ if (!committed)
29
+ continue;
30
+ // v2.14: rounds committed with action="backtrack" were rolled back —
31
+ // they are not part of the loop's final history. Counting them would
32
+ // inflate the round list and let their error flags flip the verdict.
33
+ if (committed.action === "backtrack")
34
+ continue;
35
+ const round = entryRound(entry);
36
+ const outcome = committed.outcome ?? "unknown";
37
+ const claimView = committed.evaluation
38
+ ? rederiveClaimViewWithFlags(committed.evaluation, (committed.afterEvidence.length > 0
39
+ ? committed.afterEvidence
40
+ : committed.roundEvidence), committed.verificationFlags)
41
+ : null;
42
+ rounds.push({
43
+ round,
44
+ outcome,
45
+ claims: claimView
46
+ ? claimView.claims.map((claim) => ({
47
+ text: claim.targetId,
48
+ status: claim.status === "verified" ? "verified" : "unverified",
49
+ }))
50
+ : [],
51
+ checks: committed.verificationFlags.map((flag) => ({
52
+ check: flag.check,
53
+ severity: flag.severity,
54
+ verdict: flag.severity === "error" ? "failed" : flag.severity,
55
+ })),
56
+ });
57
+ }
58
+ // ── Gates: latest decision wins; opened-without-decision stays open ────
59
+ const decisionsByGate = new Map();
60
+ const openedGates = new Map();
61
+ for (const entry of ordered) {
62
+ const gateId = String(entry.gate_id ?? "");
63
+ if (!gateId)
64
+ continue;
65
+ if (entry.task_type === "gate_decision" && isRecord(entry.gate_decision)) {
66
+ const decision = entry.gate_decision;
67
+ decisionsByGate.set(gateId, {
68
+ gateId,
69
+ kind: decision.kind === "agent" ? "agent" : "user",
70
+ actionHash: typeof decision.actionHash === "string" ? decision.actionHash : "",
71
+ approved: decision.approved === true,
72
+ decidedAt: typeof decision.decidedAt === "string" ? decision.decidedAt : "",
73
+ round: entryRound(entry),
74
+ });
75
+ }
76
+ else if (entry.task_type === "gate_opened") {
77
+ openedGates.set(gateId, {
78
+ description: typeof entry.gate_action === "string" ? entry.gate_action : gateId,
79
+ round: entryRound(entry),
80
+ });
81
+ }
82
+ }
83
+ const gates = [...decisionsByGate.values()];
84
+ const unresolvedUserGates = [];
85
+ for (const [gateId, opened] of openedGates) {
86
+ if (decisionsByGate.has(gateId))
87
+ continue;
88
+ // Re-derive the classification from the recorded action text.
89
+ const { gate } = deriveGate(opened.description);
90
+ if (gate.kind === "user") {
91
+ unresolvedUserGates.push(`${gateId} (round ${opened.round}): ${opened.description}`);
92
+ }
93
+ }
94
+ // ── Sequence integrity (P0) ────────────────────────────────────────────
95
+ let sequenceComplete = true;
96
+ let provenanceAvailable = store !== undefined;
97
+ if (store) {
98
+ try {
99
+ const sequences = eventSequence(store, loopId);
100
+ const max = sequences.length > 0 ? Math.max(...sequences) : 0;
101
+ sequenceComplete = sequences.length === max;
102
+ }
103
+ catch (error) {
104
+ sequenceComplete = false;
105
+ if (!(error instanceof StorageCorruptionError))
106
+ throw error;
107
+ }
108
+ }
109
+ // ── Criteria accounting + verdict ──────────────────────────────────────
110
+ const verified = listVerifiedClaims(entries, loopId);
111
+ const declared = rounds.reduce((sum, round) => sum + round.claims.length, 0);
112
+ const evidenced = verified.length;
113
+ let verdict = "passed";
114
+ if (rounds.some((round) => round.checks.some((check) => check.verdict === "failed"))) {
115
+ verdict = "contradicted";
116
+ }
117
+ else if (unresolvedUserGates.length > 0 || (declared > 0 && evidenced === 0)) {
118
+ verdict = "incomplete";
119
+ }
120
+ return {
121
+ loopId,
122
+ verdict,
123
+ rounds,
124
+ gates,
125
+ unresolvedUserGates,
126
+ criteria: { declared, evidenced, missing: Math.max(0, declared - evidenced) },
127
+ sequenceComplete,
128
+ provenanceAvailable,
129
+ };
130
+ }
131
+ //# sourceMappingURL=audit.js.map
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3
3
  * The canonical state is data, not Markdown. Prompt and state-file renderers
4
4
  * consume the same value so they cannot silently drift apart.
5
5
  */
6
- import type { ConstraintMeta, LoopCompileRequest, LoopCompileResponse, SubGoal, VerificationFlag, DerivedGate, HandoffProjection, PhaseHistoryEntry, TodoProjection } from "./protocol.js";
7
- export declare const CANONICAL_STATE_FORMAT: "loopforge.state";
6
+ import type { ConstraintMeta, CriterionStatus, Lesson, LoopCompileRequest, LoopCompileResponse, MilestoneSummary, RoundContract, SubGoal, VerificationFlag } from "./protocol.js";
7
+ export declare const CANONICAL_STATE_SCHEMA_VERSION: 1;
8
+ /** v3.2: Durable snapshot of what an L1 prompt actually presented last round.
9
+ * Used as the diff baseline for L1 collapse. Persisted inside the lineage
10
+ * entry's loop_lineage (field extension — no new persistence format) and
11
+ * carried on PromptArtifact for the compile-to-persist round-trip. */
12
+ export interface PresentedStateSnapshot {
13
+ /** Round whose presentation this snapshot describes (the baseline round). */
14
+ round: number;
15
+ /** Stable IDs (c-XXXXXXXX) of constraints rendered in the L1 Active
16
+ * Constraints section (post-emphasize, non-hard). */
17
+ constraintIds: string[];
18
+ /** [sub-goal id, status] pairs rendered in the L1 Active Sub-Goals section
19
+ * (in_progress + pending only). Statuses enable transition detection. */
20
+ subGoals: Array<[string, string]>;
21
+ /** [start, end] round ranges of all milestones at presentation time. */
22
+ milestoneRanges: Array<[number, number]>;
23
+ }
24
+ /** v3.3: Per-round statistics for the display (files changed, rejected
25
+ * attempts, self-reported progress delta). Compiler-derived from committed
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+ * entries — zero persistence. Optional: absent when no committed rounds. */
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+ export interface RoundStat {
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+ round: number;
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+ filesChangedCount: number | null;
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+ rejectedAttempts: number | null;
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+ progressDelta: number | null;
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+ }
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+ /** v3.3: Machine git-motion cross-check over the last committed rounds.
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+ * Display-only companion to the R4/R5 exculpatory signal. Optional:
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+ * absent when no committed rounds carry git snapshots — the object, when
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+ * present, always carries definite values (v3.6: the null arms were dead —
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+ * the derive path returns undefined wholesale instead of null fields). */
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+ export interface MachineStatus {
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+ windowRounds: number;
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+ gitMotion: boolean;
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+ motionRounds: number;
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+ }
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  export interface CanonicalLoopState {
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+ schemaVersion: typeof CANONICAL_STATE_SCHEMA_VERSION;
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  loopId: string;
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  round: number;
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  maxRounds: number;
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  goalId: string;
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  objective: string;
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+ currentTask: string;
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  successCriteria: string[];
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  hardConstraints: string[];
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  activeConstraints: string[];
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  verificationFlags: VerificationFlag[];
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  discoveries: string[];
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+ nextAction: string;
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  rollingOutcomes: string[];
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- /** v2.1: Single-paragraph loop-level synthesis (formulaic). */
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- loopSynthesis: string;
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+ /** v2.1: Phase-boundary milestone summaries that survive window eviction. */
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+ milestones: MilestoneSummary[];
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  /** v2.2: Structured sub-goals with compiler-managed lifecycle. */
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  subGoals: SubGoal[];
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+ /** v3.2: Derived per-criterion status (goal → criteria → evidence view). */
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+ criterionStatuses: CriterionStatus[];
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+ /** v3.2: Deterministic lessons learned (repeated violations / failures). */
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+ lessons: Lesson[];
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  /** v2.5: Agent trust score [0, 1] from verification flags. */
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  /** v2.5: Trust trend over last 10 rounds. */
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+ suggestedNextTask: string;
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- /** Derived obligations that must be rechecked after a change. */
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- id: string;
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- description: string;
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- sourceRound: number;
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- evidenceRefs: string[];
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- status: "open" | "satisfied" | "contradicted";
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- /** Derived views. They are rebuilt on every compile and are not a
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- phaseHistory: PhaseHistoryEntry[];
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- currentFocus: string;
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- todoProjection: TodoProjection | null;
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- stateFreshness: "fresh" | "stale" | "missing";
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+ /** v3.3: Display-only round stats over the last committed rounds.
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+ * Conditional presence: absent when there are no committed rounds. */
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+ roundStats?: RoundStat[];
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+ /** v3.3: Machine git-motion cross-check for the progress dashboard.
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+ * Conditional presence: absent when no committed git snapshots exist. */
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+ machineStatus?: MachineStatus;
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+ /** v3.4: The ACTIVE Round Contract this round executes under —
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+ * compile-derived from committed rounds (never the submission's own
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+ * round_contract, which is a proposal for the NEXT round). Conditional
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+ * presence: absent without an active contract — keeps state hashes
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+ * byte-identical for contract-less rounds. */
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+ roundContract?: RoundContract;
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  /** Deterministic JSON serialization used by state and prompt hashes. */
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  export declare function stableStringify(value: unknown): string;
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  /** Human/Agent-readable materialized view. It is always reproducible from the
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+ /** v3.3: Forward-looking "roadmap" view derived from existing state — loop
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+ * position, met/remaining criteria (with IDs), and sub-goal activity.
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+ *
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+ * Deliberately label-free: milestone labels/ranges are collapsed content in
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+ * L1 (the diff-collapse invariant) and are rendered in full by Phase
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+ * History everywhere else — the roadmap only reports "N rounds since the
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+ * last milestone boundary", never the boundary's identity. Next action is
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+ * likewise excluded: every level renders its own Next Action section.
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+ * Shared by the state-file and prompt renderers so they cannot silently
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+ * drift apart (module contract above). Returns [] — renders nothing —
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+ * when the state carries none of these. Presentation only; never feeds
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+ * enforcement. */
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+ export declare function buildRoadmap(state: CanonicalLoopState): string[];
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+ /** v3.3/v3.4: Render the ACTIVE Round Contract as the Current Task section
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+ * body — the single formatting source shared by prompts and the state
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+ * file (module contract above). The original objective is NOT here: it
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+ * lives in the Objective section. Empty arrays render no line. */
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+ export declare function formatRoundContract(contract: RoundContract): string;
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+ /** The trust bar line ("██████░░░░ 60%"). The L2 Agent Trust section and the
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+ * detailed L1 renderer used to carry private copies of this formula — shared
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+ * here so a formatting change is made once (module contract: renderers must
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+ * not silently drift apart). */
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+ export declare function trustBarLine(score: number): string;
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+ /** Milestone heading line ("**🏁 Round 7** (Rounds 3–7, 60%)"). Shared by the
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+ * L2 Phase History and the detailed L1 renderer; the L1 copy previously
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+ * rendered the range as "R3–R7", a format only this heading used. */
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+ export declare function milestoneHeading(milestone: MilestoneSummary): string;
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+ export declare function createCanonicalLoopState(request: LoopCompileRequest, response: LoopCompileResponse, stateFilePath: string,
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+ /** v3.3: Display-only derived data (round stats, machine git-motion).
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+ derived?: {
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+ roundStats?: RoundStat[];
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+ machineStatus?: MachineStatus;
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+ /** v3.4: ACTIVE Round Contract for this round (compile-derived from the
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+ * Current Task. Never the submission's own round_contract field, which
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