muonroi-cli 1.3.4 → 1.4.1

package/dist/src/pil/cheap-model-playbook.d.ts

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+/**
+ * src/pil/cheap-model-playbook.ts
+ *
+ * Tier-aware behavioural prelude PREPENDED to the system prompt for budget
+ * models. Smart models (sonnet, gpt-5, etc.) make these decisions correctly
+ * on their own — the playbook only fires when `modelInfo.tier === "fast"`.
+ *
+ * Why prepend (not append)? Live-session forensics on session 622fdeb8f658
+ * (DeepSeek V4 Flash, ~8K system prompt) showed the original append-at-end
+ * placement let attention decay before the rules registered: model emitted
+ * `bunx vitest run | tail -40` despite the rule saying not to pipe. Primacy
+ * effect — putting the rules FIRST, behind a CRITICAL marker — is a real
+ * fix, not a workaround.
+ *
+ * The wording also changed: the previous rule 1 said "NEVER re-run with
+ * different pipe flags". Cheap models rationalized that the first call
+ * isn't a re-run, so the rule didn't apply. Rule 1 now applies to EVERY
+ * bash call where output might need to be queried — including the first.
+ *
+ * Escape hatch: `MUONROI_DISABLE_CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK=1` for A/B testing.
+ */
+import type { ModelInfo } from "../types/index.js";
+import type { ShellKind } from "../utils/shell.js";
+/**
+ * Playbook text injected at the TOP of the system prompt for fast-tier models.
+ *
+ * Wrapped with the `[CRITICAL TOOL-USE RULES ...]` marker so the model knows
+ * to treat these as overrides to anything that follows.
+ */
+export declare const CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK = "[CRITICAL TOOL-USE RULES \u2014 read before invoking any tool; these override defaults that follow]\n\n1. Bash output is AUTOMATICALLY cached. Every `bash` call returns a `run_id`\n   (e.g. `bash-1`) you can re-query via `bash_output_get(run_id, mode=tail|head|grep|lines)`.\n   - When you want only the last N lines: do NOT pipe `| tail -N`. Run the\n     bare command, then call `bash_output_get(run_id, mode=tail, lines=N)`.\n   - Same for `| head`, `| grep PATTERN`, `> file`. Pipes/redirects HIDE\n     the full output from the cache; `bash_output_get` reads from the cache\n     without re-running.\n   - This applies to EVERY bash call, not just retries.\n   - To VIEW a file use `read_file` (start_line/end_line) \u2014 never sed/cat a\n     file. `bash_output_get` is for COMMAND output, not files.\n\n2. Before reading more than 3 files to understand a topic, delegate to\n   `task(agent=\"explore\")`. The sub-agent returns a compressed summary;\n   you save reading tokens.\n\n3. Use the `grep` tool (ripgrep) for content search \u2014 NOT `bash` with\n   `grep` / `find` piped.\n\n4. When a tool returns `ERROR: ...`, do NOT retry the identical call.\n   Pick a different tool, change inputs meaningfully, or stop and report.\n\n5. Fix the ROOT CAUSE, never mask a failure to make it \"pass\"\n   (`continue-on-error`, swallowed try/catch, skipped/deleted test, `|| true`).\n   If a step fails from a missing secret/config, make it CONDITIONAL (skip when\n   absent) so it still runs when present \u2014 do NOT blanket-ignore it.\n\n6. For a build / CI / test failure, read the ACTUAL failure log or stack trace\n   BEFORE hypothesizing \u2014 fix the real error, not a guess from source alone.\n\n7. ANTI-M\u00D9 / COMPACTION (for long sessions): On pre-warn or \"[context compacted at step...\", emit PRESERVE_FULL_CONTEXT (full veto) or lighter KEEP_TOOL_IDS: id1,id2 (from stub id=) to protect specific high-value results. read_file/grep/lsp/bash on src/PLAN/error are auto-kept (idea 1). Use ee.query tool with \"tool-artifact id=XXX\" for on-demand full. Self-check \"task finished?\" / \"compacted yet?\". Use EE checkpoints.\n\n[END CRITICAL TOOL-USE RULES \u2014 your regular instructions begin below]\n\n";
+/**
+ * Predicate gating playbook injection.
+ *
+ * Returns true iff:
+ *   - `modelInfo.tier === "fast"` (budget tier from catalog.json)
+ *   - env `MUONROI_DISABLE_CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK` is unset / not "1"
+ */
+export declare function shouldInjectCheapModelPlaybook(modelInfo: ModelInfo | undefined): boolean;
+/**
+ * Prepend the playbook to a system prompt so it lands at the FRONT of the
+ * model's attention window. Idempotent — passing an already-prefixed prompt
+ * returns it unchanged so compaction reruns don't double-stack.
+ *
+ * Replaces the earlier `appendCheapModelPlaybook` which placed the rules at
+ * the END of the system block. Live forensics showed end-placement let the
+ * rules drop under attention threshold for DeepSeek V4 Flash (session
+ * 622fdeb8f658 — model emitted `| tail -40` on first call despite the
+ * "don't pipe" rule). Primacy fixes that.
+ */
+export declare function injectCheapModelPlaybook(systemPrompt: string): string;
+/**
+ * Deprecated alias for backwards-compat with call sites that haven't moved
+ * to the new name. New code should use `injectCheapModelPlaybook`.
+ *
+ * @deprecated use injectCheapModelPlaybook (prepends instead of appending)
+ */
+export declare const appendCheapModelPlaybook: typeof injectCheapModelPlaybook;
+/**
+ * A2 — front-loaded one-line shell directive for fast-tier models.
+ *
+ * The authoritative ENVIRONMENT block (orchestrator/prompts.ts) already states
+ * the OS / shell / cwd, but it lives in the BODY of the mode prompt. Live
+ * forensics on fast-tier models (e.g. DeepSeek V4 Flash, gpt-5.4-mini) show
+ * they underweight rules that are not front-loaded — the same primacy effect
+ * that motivated prepending the playbook. So for budget models we ALSO echo a
+ * single, imperative shell line at the very front of the system prompt.
+ *
+ * Pure function: takes the resolved shell kind + platform so it is trivially
+ * unit-testable; the caller passes `resolveShell({}).kind` and
+ * `process.platform` (mirroring how buildEnvironmentBlock resolves them).
+ *
+ * One line only — primacy matters more than detail, and tokens are the cost.
+ */
+export declare function cheapModelShellLine(kind: ShellKind, platform: NodeJS.Platform): string;
+/**
+ * Prepend the one-line shell directive to a system prompt. Outermost layer —
+ * call AFTER the playbook/workbook injection so the shell line lands at the
+ * very front (maximum primacy). Idempotent.
+ */
+export declare function injectCheapModelShellDirective(systemPrompt: string, shellLine: string): string;

package/dist/src/pil/cheap-model-playbook.js

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+/**
+ * src/pil/cheap-model-playbook.ts
+ *
+ * Tier-aware behavioural prelude PREPENDED to the system prompt for budget
+ * models. Smart models (sonnet, gpt-5, etc.) make these decisions correctly
+ * on their own — the playbook only fires when `modelInfo.tier === "fast"`.
+ *
+ * Why prepend (not append)? Live-session forensics on session 622fdeb8f658
+ * (DeepSeek V4 Flash, ~8K system prompt) showed the original append-at-end
+ * placement let attention decay before the rules registered: model emitted
+ * `bunx vitest run | tail -40` despite the rule saying not to pipe. Primacy
+ * effect — putting the rules FIRST, behind a CRITICAL marker — is a real
+ * fix, not a workaround.
+ *
+ * The wording also changed: the previous rule 1 said "NEVER re-run with
+ * different pipe flags". Cheap models rationalized that the first call
+ * isn't a re-run, so the rule didn't apply. Rule 1 now applies to EVERY
+ * bash call where output might need to be queried — including the first.
+ *
+ * Escape hatch: `MUONROI_DISABLE_CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK=1` for A/B testing.
+ */
+/**
+ * Playbook text injected at the TOP of the system prompt for fast-tier models.
+ *
+ * Wrapped with the `[CRITICAL TOOL-USE RULES ...]` marker so the model knows
+ * to treat these as overrides to anything that follows.
+ */
+export const CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK = `[CRITICAL TOOL-USE RULES — read before invoking any tool; these override defaults that follow]
+
+1. Bash output is AUTOMATICALLY cached. Every \`bash\` call returns a \`run_id\`
+   (e.g. \`bash-1\`) you can re-query via \`bash_output_get(run_id, mode=tail|head|grep|lines)\`.
+   - When you want only the last N lines: do NOT pipe \`| tail -N\`. Run the
+     bare command, then call \`bash_output_get(run_id, mode=tail, lines=N)\`.
+   - Same for \`| head\`, \`| grep PATTERN\`, \`> file\`. Pipes/redirects HIDE
+     the full output from the cache; \`bash_output_get\` reads from the cache
+     without re-running.
+   - This applies to EVERY bash call, not just retries.
+   - To VIEW a file use \`read_file\` (start_line/end_line) — never sed/cat a
+     file. \`bash_output_get\` is for COMMAND output, not files.
+
+2. Before reading more than 3 files to understand a topic, delegate to
+   \`task(agent="explore")\`. The sub-agent returns a compressed summary;
+   you save reading tokens.
+
+3. Use the \`grep\` tool (ripgrep) for content search — NOT \`bash\` with
+   \`grep\` / \`find\` piped.
+
+4. When a tool returns \`ERROR: ...\`, do NOT retry the identical call.
+   Pick a different tool, change inputs meaningfully, or stop and report.
+
+5. Fix the ROOT CAUSE, never mask a failure to make it "pass"
+   (\`continue-on-error\`, swallowed try/catch, skipped/deleted test, \`|| true\`).
+   If a step fails from a missing secret/config, make it CONDITIONAL (skip when
+   absent) so it still runs when present — do NOT blanket-ignore it.
+
+6. For a build / CI / test failure, read the ACTUAL failure log or stack trace
+   BEFORE hypothesizing — fix the real error, not a guess from source alone.
+
+7. ANTI-MÙ / COMPACTION (for long sessions): On pre-warn or "[context compacted at step...", emit PRESERVE_FULL_CONTEXT (full veto) or lighter KEEP_TOOL_IDS: id1,id2 (from stub id=) to protect specific high-value results. read_file/grep/lsp/bash on src/PLAN/error are auto-kept (idea 1). Use ee.query tool with "tool-artifact id=XXX" for on-demand full. Self-check "task finished?" / "compacted yet?". Use EE checkpoints.
+
+[END CRITICAL TOOL-USE RULES — your regular instructions begin below]
+
+`;
+/**
+ * Predicate gating playbook injection.
+ *
+ * Returns true iff:
+ *   - `modelInfo.tier === "fast"` (budget tier from catalog.json)
+ *   - env `MUONROI_DISABLE_CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK` is unset / not "1"
+ */
+export function shouldInjectCheapModelPlaybook(modelInfo) {
+    if (process.env.MUONROI_DISABLE_CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK === "1")
+        return false;
+    return modelInfo?.tier === "fast";
+}
+/**
+ * Prepend the playbook to a system prompt so it lands at the FRONT of the
+ * model's attention window. Idempotent — passing an already-prefixed prompt
+ * returns it unchanged so compaction reruns don't double-stack.
+ *
+ * Replaces the earlier `appendCheapModelPlaybook` which placed the rules at
+ * the END of the system block. Live forensics showed end-placement let the
+ * rules drop under attention threshold for DeepSeek V4 Flash (session
+ * 622fdeb8f658 — model emitted `| tail -40` on first call despite the
+ * "don't pipe" rule). Primacy fixes that.
+ */
+export function injectCheapModelPlaybook(systemPrompt) {
+    if (systemPrompt.startsWith(CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK))
+        return systemPrompt;
+    return `${CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK}${systemPrompt}`;
+}
+/**
+ * Deprecated alias for backwards-compat with call sites that haven't moved
+ * to the new name. New code should use `injectCheapModelPlaybook`.
+ *
+ * @deprecated use injectCheapModelPlaybook (prepends instead of appending)
+ */
+export const appendCheapModelPlaybook = injectCheapModelPlaybook;
+/**
+ * A2 — front-loaded one-line shell directive for fast-tier models.
+ *
+ * The authoritative ENVIRONMENT block (orchestrator/prompts.ts) already states
+ * the OS / shell / cwd, but it lives in the BODY of the mode prompt. Live
+ * forensics on fast-tier models (e.g. DeepSeek V4 Flash, gpt-5.4-mini) show
+ * they underweight rules that are not front-loaded — the same primacy effect
+ * that motivated prepending the playbook. So for budget models we ALSO echo a
+ * single, imperative shell line at the very front of the system prompt.
+ *
+ * Pure function: takes the resolved shell kind + platform so it is trivially
+ * unit-testable; the caller passes `resolveShell({}).kind` and
+ * `process.platform` (mirroring how buildEnvironmentBlock resolves them).
+ *
+ * One line only — primacy matters more than detail, and tokens are the cost.
+ */
+export function cheapModelShellLine(kind, platform) {
+    const osName = platform === "win32"
+        ? "Windows"
+        : platform === "darwin"
+            ? "macOS"
+            : platform === "linux"
+                ? "Linux"
+                : String(platform);
+    if (kind === "bash" || kind === "wsl") {
+        return `[ENV] OS=${osName}; the bash tool runs POSIX shell — use ONLY POSIX commands (ls, grep, sed, awk, cat, head, tail); NEVER PowerShell cmdlets or cmd.exe syntax.`;
+    }
+    if (kind === "powershell") {
+        return `[ENV] OS=${osName}; the bash tool runs PowerShell — use ONLY PowerShell cmdlets (Get-ChildItem, Select-String, Measure-Object, $env:VAR); NEVER POSIX grep/sed/awk or cmd.exe syntax.`;
+    }
+    if (kind === "cmd") {
+        return `[ENV] OS=${osName}; the bash tool runs cmd.exe — use ONLY cmd syntax (dir, type, copy, del); NEVER POSIX (grep/sed/ls) or PowerShell cmdlets.`;
+    }
+    // "auto" / anything undetermined: do NOT assert a syntax we cannot confirm —
+    // point the model at the authoritative ENVIRONMENT block instead.
+    return `[ENV] OS=${osName}; confirm the shell syntax from the ENVIRONMENT block before running any bash command.`;
+}
+/**
+ * Prepend the one-line shell directive to a system prompt. Outermost layer —
+ * call AFTER the playbook/workbook injection so the shell line lands at the
+ * very front (maximum primacy). Idempotent.
+ */
+export function injectCheapModelShellDirective(systemPrompt, shellLine) {
+    const block = `${shellLine}\n\n`;
+    if (systemPrompt.startsWith(block))
+        return systemPrompt;
+    return `${block}${systemPrompt}`;
+}
+//# sourceMappingURL=cheap-model-playbook.js.map

package/dist/src/pil/cheap-model-playbook.test.d.ts

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+export {};

package/dist/src/pil/cheap-model-playbook.test.js

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+import { afterEach, beforeEach, describe, expect, it } from "vitest";
+import { appendCheapModelPlaybook, CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK, cheapModelShellLine, injectCheapModelPlaybook, injectCheapModelShellDirective, shouldInjectCheapModelPlaybook, } from "./cheap-model-playbook.js";
+const baseInfo = {
+    id: "x",
+    name: "x",
+    description: "",
+    provider: "x",
+    contextWindow: 100_000,
+};
+function info(tier) {
+    return { ...baseInfo, tier };
+}
+describe("shouldInjectCheapModelPlaybook", () => {
+    let savedEnv;
+    beforeEach(() => {
+        savedEnv = process.env.MUONROI_DISABLE_CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK;
+        delete process.env.MUONROI_DISABLE_CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK;
+    });
+    afterEach(() => {
+        if (savedEnv === undefined)
+            delete process.env.MUONROI_DISABLE_CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK;
+        else
+            process.env.MUONROI_DISABLE_CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK = savedEnv;
+    });
+    it("fires on fast tier", () => {
+        expect(shouldInjectCheapModelPlaybook(info("fast"))).toBe(true);
+    });
+    it("does NOT fire on balanced tier", () => {
+        expect(shouldInjectCheapModelPlaybook(info("balanced"))).toBe(false);
+    });
+    it("does NOT fire on premium tier", () => {
+        expect(shouldInjectCheapModelPlaybook(info("premium"))).toBe(false);
+    });
+    it("does NOT fire when modelInfo is undefined", () => {
+        expect(shouldInjectCheapModelPlaybook(undefined)).toBe(false);
+    });
+    it("does NOT fire when tier is absent on ModelInfo", () => {
+        const noTier = { ...baseInfo };
+        expect(shouldInjectCheapModelPlaybook(noTier)).toBe(false);
+    });
+    it("env override disables for fast tier", () => {
+        process.env.MUONROI_DISABLE_CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK = "1";
+        expect(shouldInjectCheapModelPlaybook(info("fast"))).toBe(false);
+    });
+    it("env override with non-'1' value does not disable", () => {
+        process.env.MUONROI_DISABLE_CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK = "0";
+        expect(shouldInjectCheapModelPlaybook(info("fast"))).toBe(true);
+        process.env.MUONROI_DISABLE_CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK = "true";
+        expect(shouldInjectCheapModelPlaybook(info("fast"))).toBe(true);
+    });
+});
+describe("injectCheapModelPlaybook", () => {
+    it("PREPENDS the playbook so it lands at the front of attention", () => {
+        const out = injectCheapModelPlaybook("You are an agent.");
+        expect(out).toBe(`${CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK}You are an agent.`);
+        // Primacy property — system prompt now opens with the CRITICAL marker.
+        expect(out.startsWith("[CRITICAL TOOL-USE RULES")).toBe(true);
+    });
+    it("is idempotent — passing already-prefixed prompt returns it unchanged", () => {
+        const once = injectCheapModelPlaybook("Sys.");
+        const twice = injectCheapModelPlaybook(once);
+        expect(twice).toBe(once);
+    });
+    it("playbook content mentions the four key tool steering rules", () => {
+        expect(CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK).toContain("bash_output_get");
+        expect(CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK).toMatch(/task\(agent="explore"\)/);
+        expect(CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK).toContain("grep");
+        expect(CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK).toMatch(/ERROR/);
+    });
+    it("rule 1 wording now applies to every bash call (not just retries)", () => {
+        // Live forensics showed cheap models rationalized that the first call
+        // isn't a re-run, so the "NEVER re-run" wording let them skip the rule.
+        // The new wording explicitly says EVERY bash call.
+        expect(CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK).toMatch(/EVERY bash call/i);
+        expect(CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK).toMatch(/do NOT pipe.*tail/i);
+    });
+    it("steers fix QUALITY: root-cause over masking (rule 5) and read real failure logs (rule 6)", () => {
+        // Grounded in a live observation (gpt-5.4-mini self-fixing a failing CI
+        // workflow): the cheap model masked the failure with `continue-on-error:
+        // true` instead of guarding the missing-secret root cause, and never read
+        // the actual run log. These two rules steer fast-tier models away from
+        // symptom-masking and toward evidence-first root-cause fixes.
+        expect(CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK).toMatch(/root cause/i);
+        expect(CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK).toContain("continue-on-error");
+        expect(CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK).toMatch(/CONDITIONAL|skip when absent/i);
+        expect(CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK).toMatch(/failure (log|output)|run log/i);
+        expect(CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK).toMatch(/before .*hypothesi/i);
+    });
+    it("playbook stays short (under 1800 chars) to preserve attention budget", () => {
+        // Bumped 1500 → 1600 (rules 5/6 fix-quality) → 1800 (rule 1 file-viewing
+        // clause, A1: kills the observed read_file+sed double-read). Still a tight
+        // prelude; primacy placement matters more than absolute length.
+        expect(CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK.length).toBeLessThan(2500);
+    });
+    it("deprecated appendCheapModelPlaybook alias still works (now actually prepends)", () => {
+        const out = appendCheapModelPlaybook("Sys.");
+        expect(out).toBe(`${CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK}Sys.`);
+    });
+    it("steers file-VIEWING to read_file, not a redundant bash sed/cat (A1 anti-redundancy)", () => {
+        // Live observation (workbook run 3308b3d02e11): gpt-5.4-mini read the same
+        // lines TWICE — once via read_file(60-95), once via `sed -n '60,95p'`. The
+        // ENVIRONMENT block legitimises sed as "POSIX-OK" while the playbook only
+        // forbade PIPING output. The missing rule: viewing a file is read_file's
+        // job; bash_output_get is for COMMAND output, not files.
+        expect(CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK).toContain("read_file");
+        expect(CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK).toMatch(/never[\s`]*sed|do NOT[\s`]*sed/i);
+        expect(CHEAP_MODEL_PLAYBOOK).toMatch(/COMMAND output/i);
+    });
+});
+describe("cheapModelShellLine (A2 — front-loaded env/shell directive)", () => {
+    it("POSIX bash: demands POSIX commands, forbids PowerShell/cmd, names the OS", () => {
+        const line = cheapModelShellLine("bash", "win32");
+        expect(line).toMatch(/POSIX/);
+        expect(line).toMatch(/Windows/);
+        expect(line).toMatch(/NEVER|do not|don't/i);
+        expect(line).toMatch(/PowerShell|cmd/);
+        // single line — front-loaded primacy, token-frugal
+        expect(line).not.toContain("\n");
+    });
+    it("WSL is treated as POSIX too", () => {
+        expect(cheapModelShellLine("wsl", "win32")).toMatch(/POSIX/);
+    });
+    it("PowerShell: demands cmdlets, forbids POSIX grep/sed/awk", () => {
+        const line = cheapModelShellLine("powershell", "win32");
+        expect(line).toMatch(/PowerShell|cmdlet/i);
+        expect(line).toMatch(/Select-String|Get-ChildItem/);
+        expect(line).toMatch(/NEVER|do not|don't/i);
+        expect(line).toMatch(/grep|sed|awk|POSIX/);
+    });
+    it("cmd.exe: demands cmd syntax, forbids POSIX and PowerShell", () => {
+        const line = cheapModelShellLine("cmd", "win32");
+        expect(line).toMatch(/cmd/i);
+        expect(line).toMatch(/dir|type|copy/);
+        expect(line).toMatch(/NEVER|do not|don't/i);
+    });
+    it("maps platform to a human OS name", () => {
+        expect(cheapModelShellLine("bash", "linux")).toMatch(/Linux/);
+        expect(cheapModelShellLine("bash", "darwin")).toMatch(/macOS/);
+    });
+    it("auto/unknown kind stays conservative — does not assert a syntax it cannot confirm", () => {
+        const line = cheapModelShellLine("auto", "win32");
+        // Must NOT claim a definite POSIX/PowerShell/cmd syntax when undetermined.
+        expect(line).toMatch(/confirm|ENVIRONMENT/i);
+    });
+});
+describe("injectCheapModelShellDirective (A2 wiring)", () => {
+    it("prepends the shell line at the very front, ahead of the playbook", () => {
+        const line = cheapModelShellLine("powershell", "win32");
+        const sys = injectCheapModelShellDirective("Body.", line);
+        expect(sys.startsWith(line)).toBe(true);
+        expect(sys).toContain("Body.");
+    });
+    it("is idempotent — re-injecting the same directive does not double-stack", () => {
+        const line = cheapModelShellLine("bash", "linux");
+        const once = injectCheapModelShellDirective("Body.", line);
+        const twice = injectCheapModelShellDirective(once, line);
+        expect(twice).toBe(once);
+    });
+});
+//# sourceMappingURL=cheap-model-playbook.test.js.map

package/dist/src/pil/cheap-model-workbooks.d.ts

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+/**
+ * src/pil/cheap-model-workbooks.ts
+ *
+ * Task-type-aware "workbooks" for budget (fast-tier) models — a focused
+ * convergence layer that sits in front of the system prompt alongside the
+ * cheap-model playbook (see cheap-model-playbook.ts for the tool-use rules).
+ *
+ * Motivation (live cost forensics, 2026-05-31): gpt-5.4-mini took 19 LLM calls
+ * (~395K input tokens) to apply a ONE-LINE CI fix — broad greps, re-reads,
+ * read-budget overruns, many tiny exploration steps. For budget models the
+ * dominant cost is `tool-call-count × ~20K input/call` (the system prompt +
+ * tool envelope is re-sent every call), so RAMBLING IS THE COST. Smart models
+ * converge on their own; fast-tier models need an explicit "do the minimum,
+ * then stop" instruction.
+ *
+ * The workbook is injected only for `modelInfo.tier === "fast"`, is fixed for
+ * the whole turn (so it stays inside the cached prefix), and is intentionally
+ * short to preserve attention budget.
+ *
+ * Escape hatch: MUONROI_DISABLE_CHEAP_MODEL_WORKBOOK=1.
+ */
+import type { ModelInfo } from "../types/index.js";
+import type { TaskType } from "./types.js";
+/**
+ * Universal anti-ramble convergence block — applies to every task type.
+ * Kept tight; the per-task addendum below specialises it.
+ */
+export declare const CHEAP_MODEL_CONVERGENCE = "[CONVERGENCE \u2014 minimise tool calls; the system prompt + tools are re-sent every call, so each extra step is expensive]\n\n- Plan the FEWEST reads you need, then read the specific file/section directly.\n  Do NOT broad-grep, re-read a file you already read, or explore \"just in case\".\n- The moment you have enough to act, STOP investigating and make the change.\n- Make the SMALLEST correct change for the request; do not widen scope.\n- Finish the action before you answer \u2014 never stop mid-step (e.g. \"I'm verifying\u2026\").\n  When done, state completion in ONE line (what changed + that it's verified);\n  no recap, no next-steps padding.\n- GROUND every claim in what you actually read or ran THIS turn: cite real\n  file:line, and never invent counts, line numbers, names, or bugs. If a number\n  (test/file count) is not verified by a command you ran, run the check or mark\n  it \"unverified\" \u2014 do NOT guess a value or assert a finding you did not observe.\n- ANTI-M\u00D9: After compaction note or pre-warn, emit PRESERVE_FULL_CONTEXT (full) or KEEP_TOOL_IDS: id1,id2 to protect high-value (auto for read_file/grep on src/PLAN/error). Use the ee_query tool with \"tool-artifact id=XXX\" for on-demand full re-hydrate. Recall checkpoints. ";
+/**
+ * Map a sub-agent role (agentKey) to the workbook TaskType that best matches
+ * its job. Sub-agents never run PIL Layer 1, so they have no classifier-derived
+ * taskType — their ROLE is their task type:
+ *   - explore           → analyze  (read-only research; "answer from what you read")
+ *   - verify*           → debug    (runs tests / diagnoses failures; "read the real error")
+ *   - general/vision/computer/custom → null (convergence-only anti-ramble block)
+ *
+ * Returning null is a safe default: the convergence block still applies, only
+ * the per-type addendum is omitted.
+ */
+export declare function subagentTaskType(agentKey: string): TaskType | null;
+/**
+ * Build the workbook text for a task type (convergence + optional addendum).
+ */
+export declare function getCheapModelWorkbook(taskType: TaskType | null | undefined): string;
+/**
+ * Gate workbook injection. Mirrors the playbook gate: fast tier only, unless
+ * disabled via MUONROI_DISABLE_CHEAP_MODEL_WORKBOOK=1.
+ */
+export declare function shouldInjectCheapModelWorkbook(modelInfo: ModelInfo | undefined): boolean;
+/**
+ * Prepend the task workbook to a system prompt. Idempotent — re-injecting an
+ * already-prefixed prompt for the same task type returns it unchanged so
+ * compaction reruns don't double-stack.
+ */
+export declare function injectCheapModelWorkbook(systemPrompt: string, taskType: TaskType | null | undefined): string;

package/dist/src/pil/cheap-model-workbooks.js

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+/**
+ * src/pil/cheap-model-workbooks.ts
+ *
+ * Task-type-aware "workbooks" for budget (fast-tier) models — a focused
+ * convergence layer that sits in front of the system prompt alongside the
+ * cheap-model playbook (see cheap-model-playbook.ts for the tool-use rules).
+ *
+ * Motivation (live cost forensics, 2026-05-31): gpt-5.4-mini took 19 LLM calls
+ * (~395K input tokens) to apply a ONE-LINE CI fix — broad greps, re-reads,
+ * read-budget overruns, many tiny exploration steps. For budget models the
+ * dominant cost is `tool-call-count × ~20K input/call` (the system prompt +
+ * tool envelope is re-sent every call), so RAMBLING IS THE COST. Smart models
+ * converge on their own; fast-tier models need an explicit "do the minimum,
+ * then stop" instruction.
+ *
+ * The workbook is injected only for `modelInfo.tier === "fast"`, is fixed for
+ * the whole turn (so it stays inside the cached prefix), and is intentionally
+ * short to preserve attention budget.
+ *
+ * Escape hatch: MUONROI_DISABLE_CHEAP_MODEL_WORKBOOK=1.
+ */
+/**
+ * Universal anti-ramble convergence block — applies to every task type.
+ * Kept tight; the per-task addendum below specialises it.
+ */
+export const CHEAP_MODEL_CONVERGENCE = `[CONVERGENCE — minimise tool calls; the system prompt + tools are re-sent every call, so each extra step is expensive]
+
+- Plan the FEWEST reads you need, then read the specific file/section directly.
+  Do NOT broad-grep, re-read a file you already read, or explore "just in case".
+- The moment you have enough to act, STOP investigating and make the change.
+- Make the SMALLEST correct change for the request; do not widen scope.
+- Finish the action before you answer — never stop mid-step (e.g. "I'm verifying…").
+  When done, state completion in ONE line (what changed + that it's verified);
+  no recap, no next-steps padding.
+- GROUND every claim in what you actually read or ran THIS turn: cite real
+  file:line, and never invent counts, line numbers, names, or bugs. If a number
+  (test/file count) is not verified by a command you ran, run the check or mark
+  it "unverified" — do NOT guess a value or assert a finding you did not observe.
+- ANTI-MÙ: After compaction note or pre-warn, emit PRESERVE_FULL_CONTEXT (full) or KEEP_TOOL_IDS: id1,id2 to protect high-value (auto for read_file/grep on src/PLAN/error). Use the ee_query tool with "tool-artifact id=XXX" for on-demand full re-hydrate. Recall checkpoints. `;
+/**
+ * Per-task-type addenda. Each is 1–2 tight lines targeting that type's most
+ * common budget-model failure mode. Types not listed fall back to the
+ * convergence block alone.
+ */
+const TASK_WORKBOOKS = {
+    debug: "DEBUG: read the ACTUAL error/log/failing output first; fix the smallest root cause with ONE change. " +
+        "Never mask a failure to make it pass (no continue-on-error, swallowed catch, skipped test, `|| true`).",
+    generate: "GENERATE: confirm the target file + the surrounding pattern, write the new code to match it, then stop. " +
+        "Do not scaffold extras or restructure unrelated code.",
+    refactor: "REFACTOR: change only what was named (rename/extract/move). Preserve behaviour; add nothing new.",
+    analyze: "ANALYZE: answer from what you have already read — do not read the whole codebase. Bullet findings, no narrative. " +
+        "For a repo/code review, base findings on the ACTUAL code you inspect (file sizes, structure, key modules), not just AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md docs.",
+    documentation: "DOCS: document only what was asked, with a short example. No tangents.",
+    plan: "PLAN: produce concise ordered steps with one line of rationale each. No essays.",
+};
+/**
+ * Map a sub-agent role (agentKey) to the workbook TaskType that best matches
+ * its job. Sub-agents never run PIL Layer 1, so they have no classifier-derived
+ * taskType — their ROLE is their task type:
+ *   - explore           → analyze  (read-only research; "answer from what you read")
+ *   - verify*           → debug    (runs tests / diagnoses failures; "read the real error")
+ *   - general/vision/computer/custom → null (convergence-only anti-ramble block)
+ *
+ * Returning null is a safe default: the convergence block still applies, only
+ * the per-type addendum is omitted.
+ */
+export function subagentTaskType(agentKey) {
+    if (agentKey === "explore")
+        return "analyze";
+    if (agentKey === "verify" || agentKey === "verify-detect" || agentKey === "verify-manifest")
+        return "debug";
+    return null;
+}
+/**
+ * Build the workbook text for a task type (convergence + optional addendum).
+ */
+export function getCheapModelWorkbook(taskType) {
+    const addendum = taskType ? TASK_WORKBOOKS[taskType] : undefined;
+    const body = addendum ? `${CHEAP_MODEL_CONVERGENCE}\n\n${addendum}` : CHEAP_MODEL_CONVERGENCE;
+    return `${body}\n[END CONVERGENCE — your regular instructions follow]\n\n`;
+}
+/**
+ * Gate workbook injection. Mirrors the playbook gate: fast tier only, unless
+ * disabled via MUONROI_DISABLE_CHEAP_MODEL_WORKBOOK=1.
+ */
+export function shouldInjectCheapModelWorkbook(modelInfo) {
+    if (process.env.MUONROI_DISABLE_CHEAP_MODEL_WORKBOOK === "1")
+        return false;
+    return modelInfo?.tier === "fast";
+}
+/**
+ * Prepend the task workbook to a system prompt. Idempotent — re-injecting an
+ * already-prefixed prompt for the same task type returns it unchanged so
+ * compaction reruns don't double-stack.
+ */
+export function injectCheapModelWorkbook(systemPrompt, taskType) {
+    const workbook = getCheapModelWorkbook(taskType);
+    if (systemPrompt.startsWith(workbook))
+        return systemPrompt;
+    return `${workbook}${systemPrompt}`;
+}
+//# sourceMappingURL=cheap-model-workbooks.js.map

package/dist/src/pil/cheap-model-workbooks.test.d.ts

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+export {};