nothumanallowed 15.1.12 → 15.1.13

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package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "nothumanallowed",
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- "version": "15.1.12",
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+ "version": "15.1.13",
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  "description": "NotHumanAllowed — 38 AI agents, 80 tools, Studio (visual agentic workflows). Email, calendar, browser automation, screen capture, canvas, cron/heartbeat, Alexandria E2E messaging, GitHub, Notion, Slack, voice chat, free AI (Liara), 28 languages. Zero-dependency CLI.",
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  "type": "module",
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  "bin": {
package/src/constants.mjs CHANGED
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  const __filename = fileURLToPath(import.meta.url);
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  const __dirname = path.dirname(__filename);
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- export const VERSION = '15.1.12';
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+ export const VERSION = '15.1.13';
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  export const BASE_URL = 'https://nothumanallowed.com/cli';
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  export const API_BASE = 'https://nothumanallowed.com/api/v1';
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@@ -36,6 +36,16 @@ const ROUTING_TABLE = [
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  'promemoria', 'ricordami', 'prenotazione', 'evento', 'eventi',
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  'disponibilità', 'domani', 'settimana', 'oggi', 'questa settimana',
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  'prossima settimana', 'orario', 'orari', 'stamattina', 'stasera',
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+ // Calendar action verbs IT/EN — without these, "cancella appuntamento"
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+ // falls through to CONDUCTOR which has no calendar context.
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+ 'cancella', 'cancellare', 'cancellalo', 'cancellali',
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+ 'elimina', 'eliminare', 'eliminalo', 'eliminali',
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+ 'rimuovi', 'rimuovere',
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+ 'sposta', 'spostare', 'sposto',
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+ 'modifica', 'modificare', 'modificalo',
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+ 'correggi', 'correggere',
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+ 'rinomina', 'rinominare',
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+ 'delete', 'remove', 'move', 'update', 'rename', 'reschedule',
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  // Email EN+IT
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  'email', 'emails', 'mail', 'inbox', 'unread', 'posta',
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  'non lette', 'da leggere', 'controlla', 'controllare',
@@ -201,10 +211,19 @@ function isContinuationMessage(text, lastCtx) {
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  // Short messages (≤ 6 words) without clear new-request keywords are likely continuations
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  const words = lower.split(/\s+/);
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  if (words.length <= 6) {
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+ // ONLY truly fresh-topic verbs go here. Action verbs that operate on a
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+ // referenced item ("cancella X", "elimina Y", "sposta Z") are NOT fresh
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+ // requests — they continue the previous turn. Previously `delete` and
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+ // `cancel` were here and broke sticky-mode for Italian users (because
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+ // `cancel` is a substring of `cancella`).
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  const NEW_REQUEST_KEYWORDS = ['calendario','appuntamento','email','posta','meteo','tempo',
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  'crea','aggiungi','cerca','trova','mostra','mandami','dimmi','quanto','quando','dove',
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- 'create','add','find','search','show','send','delete','cancel','weather','mail','event'];
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- const hasNewKeyword = NEW_REQUEST_KEYWORDS.some(k => lower.includes(k));
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+ 'create','add','find','search','show','send','weather','mail','event'];
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+ // Use word-boundary matching to avoid false positives (e.g. "cancel" inside "cancella")
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+ const hasNewKeyword = NEW_REQUEST_KEYWORDS.some(k => {
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+ const re = new RegExp(`\\b${k}\\b`, 'i');
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+ return re.test(lower);
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+ });
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  if (!hasNewKeyword) return true;
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  }
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@@ -174,7 +174,7 @@ TOOLS:
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  IMPORTANT: When user says "inserisci appuntamento" or "crea evento" → use calendar_create, NOT calendar_find.
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  Extract the summary, date, and time from the user message. If end time is not specified, default to 1 hour after start.
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- The tool RESPONSE will include "(eventId: ABC123)" — REMEMBER this ID. If the user later says "correggi", "modifica", "cambia", "sposta", "elimina" referring to this same event, use calendar_update / calendar_move / calendar_delete with that exact eventId — do NOT create a second event.
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+ The tool RESPONSE will include the real eventId in parentheses (a long lowercase alphanumeric Google ID NEVER invent one). REMEMBER this exact value. If the user later says "correggi", "modifica", "cambia", "sposta", "elimina" referring to this same event, use calendar_update / calendar_move / calendar_delete with that exact eventId — do NOT create a second event. Never use placeholder IDs like "ABC123" or "event_123" — those are illustrative only.
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  15. calendar_move(eventId: string, newStart: string, newEnd: string)
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  Reschedule an event. ALWAYS confirm before moving.
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  Only include fields that need to change.
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  HOW TO GET eventId — IN ORDER OF PREFERENCE:
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- 1. From your OWN previous tool response in this conversation: when you ran calendar_create earlier, the response said "Event \"X\" created ... (eventId: ABC123)". Use that ABC123 directly. Do NOT search again.
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- 2. If step 1 doesn't apply (event was created before this conversation), call calendar_find FIRST to look it up.
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+ 1. From your OWN previous tool response in this conversation: when you ran calendar_create / calendar_find / calendar_date earlier, the response contained the REAL eventId (a long lowercase alphanumeric Google-issued string). Use that exact value verbatim.
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+ 2. If step 1 doesn't apply, call calendar_find or calendar_date FIRST to look it up.
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+ 3. NEVER fabricate an eventId. NEVER copy placeholder strings from this documentation. Real eventIds come from Google Calendar tool responses only.
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  CRITICAL — "CORREGGI" / "MODIFICA" / "CAMBIA TITOLO" mappings:
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- When the user says "correggi", "modifica", "cambia", "rinomina", "sposta", "aggiorna" referring to the most recent event you just created, you MUST use calendar_update with the eventId from step 1 above.
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+ When the user says "correggi", "modifica", "cambia", "rinomina", "sposta", "aggiorna" referring to the most recent event you just created, use calendar_update with the real eventId returned by your previous calendar_create call.
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  Do NOT call calendar_create a second time — that would create a DUPLICATE event.
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- Example: you just created event ABC123 ("Visita BMW"). User says "correggi, il titolo è Tagliando BMW" → call calendar_update(eventId: "ABC123", summary: "Tagliando BMW"). Don't create a new event, don't delete-then-create.
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  19. calendar_delete(eventId: string)
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  Delete (permanently remove) a calendar event by its eventId.
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  - summary = SHORT title (e.g. "Tagliando BMW"). REQUIRED. Do NOT leave empty.
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  - description = optional notes only. Do NOT put the title here.
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  - start/end = ISO 8601 datetimes. Default end = start + 1 hour.
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- - The tool response includes "(eventId: ABC123)" REMEMBER it for later updates.
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- Example — user: "fissa tagliando BMW 15 maggio ore 17":
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+ - The tool response includes the REAL eventId in parentheses, e.g. "(eventId: <some-google-id>)". Use that exact value verbatim for subsequent operations. **The eventId is a long lowercase alphanumeric string returned by Google — NEVER make one up.**
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+ Example — user says "fissa tagliando BMW 15 maggio ore 17":
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  {"action":"calendar_create","params":{"summary":"Tagliando BMW","start":"2026-05-15T17:00:00","end":"2026-05-15T18:00:00"}}
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  calendar_update(eventId, summary?, location?, description?, start?, end?)
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  - Use this for "correggi", "modifica", "rinomina", "cambia titolo", "sposta", "aggiorna" referring to an event you JUST created or found.
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- - eventId comes from the previous calendar_create response or calendar_find result. NEVER guess it.
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- - Example you just created event ABC123. User: "correggi, il titolo è Tagliando BMW":
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- {"action":"calendar_update","params":{"eventId":"ABC123","summary":"Tagliando BMW"}}
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+ - eventId MUST come from a real tool response (calendar_create / calendar_find / calendar_date). NEVER invent it.
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+ - DO NOT use placeholder strings like "ABC123", "DEF456", "abc123", "event_123" those are not real eventIds.
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+ - If you don't have a real eventId, call calendar_find or calendar_date FIRST. Do not guess.
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- calendar_delete(eventId) — Delete an event you have the eventId for. Confirm first.
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+ calendar_delete(eventId) — Delete an event you have a REAL eventId for. Same rules as update: never invent, never use placeholders.
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  calendar_move(eventId, newStart, newEnd) — Reschedule.
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  calendar_find(query, daysAhead?) — Search events by name. Returns eventIds. Use ONLY when you don't already have the id.
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- calendar_today() / calendar_tomorrow() / calendar_date(date) / calendar_upcoming(hours?) / calendar_week(startDate?) / calendar_month(month?) — Read-only listings.
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+ calendar_today() / calendar_tomorrow() / calendar_date(date) / calendar_upcoming(hours?) / calendar_week(startDate?) / calendar_month(month?) — Read-only listings. **When the user says "elimina gli appuntamenti di [date]", call calendar_date(date) FIRST to get real eventIds, then calendar_delete with each real id.**
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  schedule_meeting(clientName, subject, location, durationMinutes, dateFrom, dateTo) — Find optimal slots considering travel time.
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  ### Gmail / IMAP
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+ let eventId = String(params.eventId || '').trim();
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+ if (!eventId) return 'eventId required. Call calendar_find or calendar_date first to get the REAL eventId.';
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+ // Reject obvious placeholder IDs (model copied from prompt examples)
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+ const PLACEHOLDERS = new Set([
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+ 'abc123', 'def456', 'xyz789', 'event_123', 'event_123456789',
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+ '123', '456', 'foo', 'bar', 'baz', 'example', 'placeholder',
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+ 'eventid', 'event_id', 'id', 'null', 'undefined',
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+ ]);
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+ if (PLACEHOLDERS.has(eventId.toLowerCase())) {
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+ return `"${eventId}" is a placeholder, not a real eventId. Call calendar_find or calendar_date FIRST to get real eventIds.`;
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+ }
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- if (eventId && (eventId.includes(' ') || eventId.length < 10 || /[A-Z]/.test(eventId))) {
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+ if (eventId.includes(' ') || eventId.length < 10 || /[A-Z]/.test(eventId)) {
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+ // examples or hallucinated wholesale. These are obvious giveaways — real
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+ // Google Calendar eventIds are long lowercase alphanumeric strings, not
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+ // dictionary words.
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+ const PLACEHOLDER_IDS = new Set([
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+ 'abc123', 'def456', 'xyz789', 'event_123', 'event_123456789',
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+ '123', '456', 'foo', 'bar', 'baz', 'example', 'placeholder',
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+ 'eventid', 'event_id', 'id', 'null', 'undefined',
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+ ]);
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+ if (PLACEHOLDER_IDS.has(delEventId.toLowerCase())) {
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+ return `"${delEventId}" is a placeholder, not a real eventId. Call calendar_date(YYYY-MM-DD) or calendar_find(query) FIRST to get the real eventIds, then call calendar_delete with one of those values.`;
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  // Branch A — looks like a free-text search query (spaces, caps, very short).
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  // The model passed a NAME instead of an ID — resolve to ID via listEvents.