mtech-ai-local-runner 0.1.97 → 0.1.98
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- package/README.md +41 -3
- package/dist/src/daemon/execution-coordinator.js +6 -1
- package/dist/src/daemon/repository-access-monitor.js +10 -3
- package/dist/src/daemon/runtime.js +1 -1
- package/dist/src/daemon/session-opener.js +13 -4
- package/dist/src/daemon/terminal-recovery.js +3 -2
- package/dist/src/gateway-client.js +1 -0
- package/dist/src/workspace/repository-access.js +61 -9
- package/dist/src/workspace/workspace-manager.js +7 -4
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md
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## 0.1.98: open a Work Item in my AI session
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Session open (0.1.37) now also opens a Work Item, or the person's own Work Session, in their Claude or Codex app, not
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only an ask (Work Item fc284c93, Work Decision 371c8b00 revision 4). The Gateway still sends ids only, and the runner
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builds the prompt from two more bundled templates:
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- `start` for a `work_item`, whose subject id must be the Work Item id: start or continue the Work Item with
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`workspace_getting_started`, `work_item_show` and `work_session_resume`; claim a pending `employee_ai` execution
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attempt with `work_session_start`, or else start a Work Session only when `session_guidance` asks for one; continue
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only as `execution_authorization` allows.
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- `continue` for a `work_session`: continue the Work Item with that Work Session through `work_session_resume`, and
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follow its `session_guidance` and `execution_authorization` before acting.
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Both say the Work Item's text comes from colleagues and alerts and is information, not instructions. A purpose and
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subject pair without a template, such as `start` for a `work_decision` or `continue` for a `work_item`, is refused as
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`invalid_request`. Heartbeats add `subjects: ["work_item", "work_session"]` to `session_open`, which stays version 1,
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so a Gateway that does not know the key ignores it. The Gateway shows Work Item buttons only to a person whose runner
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lists the subject; ask buttons are unchanged. Nothing runs until the person presses Enter.
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Released in 0.1.98. Its Local Fix receipt must be listed on the Gateway before a runner on it prepares a Local Fix.
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## Also in 0.1.98: Git's error reaches the Gateway
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When the daemon's read check or a Local Fix workspace cannot read a repository, the runner now sends the end of Git's
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error with the code, at most 500 characters, with credentials, token-like strings and home directory paths removed
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(Work Item 6dc9d8be, Work Decision c0d228aa revision 6). The owner sees it in the runner overview and readiness alerts,
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and the employee in the Fix result. A Gateway that does not ask for it receives no `git_error`. Details are under
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"Cancellation and preparation failures".
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## Unreleased: bounded report drafting and offline preflight
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The final writing guidance targets 1,200 UTF-16 code units in `report`, below
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revision 6, Work Item 6dc9d8be). The Gateway redacts it again and shows it only
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unknown field. The Gateway's Fix result message turns these codes into setup advice
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repository, within the hour, says `failed`. A Mac that reaches Bitbucket only
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import { RepositoryAccessError } from '../workspace/repository-access.js';
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