omnius 1.0.301 → 1.0.303

package/dist/index.js

@@ -594387,6 +594387,7 @@ __export(text_selection_exports, {
   SEL_END: () => SEL_END,
   SEL_START: () => SEL_START,
   TextSelection: () => TextSelection,
+  charWidth: () => charWidth,
   computeHeaderButtons: () => computeHeaderButtons,
   copyText: () => copyText,
   hitTestHeaderButton: () => hitTestHeaderButton,
@@ -594402,8 +594403,19 @@ import { execSync as execSync50 } from "node:child_process";
 function stripAnsi(s2) {
   return s2.replace(/\x1B\[[0-9;]*[A-Za-z]|\x1B\].*?(?:\x07|\x1B\\)/g, "");
 }
+function charWidth(ch) {
+  const cp2 = ch.codePointAt(0);
+  if (cp2 >= 4352 && cp2 <= 4447 || cp2 >= 11904 && cp2 <= 12350 || cp2 >= 12352 && cp2 <= 13247 || cp2 >= 13312 && cp2 <= 19903 || cp2 >= 19968 && cp2 <= 42191 || cp2 >= 44032 && cp2 <= 55215 || cp2 >= 63744 && cp2 <= 64255 || cp2 >= 65072 && cp2 <= 65135 || cp2 >= 65281 && cp2 <= 65376 || cp2 >= 65504 && cp2 <= 65510 || cp2 >= 131072 && cp2 <= 195103 || cp2 >= 126976 && cp2 <= 131071) {
+    return 2;
+  }
+  return 1;
+}
 function visibleLength(s2) {
-  return stripAnsi(s2).length;
+  let w = 0;
+  for (const ch of stripAnsi(s2)) {
+    w += charWidth(ch);
+  }
+  return w;
 }
 function copyText(text2) {
   try {
@@ -594416,7 +594428,11 @@ function copyText(text2) {
       execSync50("clip", { input: text2, timeout: 3e3 });
       return true;
     }
-    for (const tool of ["xclip -selection clipboard", "xsel --clipboard --input", "wl-copy"]) {
+    for (const tool of [
+      "xclip -selection clipboard",
+      "xsel --clipboard --input",
+      "wl-copy"
+    ]) {
       try {
         execSync50(tool, { input: text2, timeout: 3e3 });
         return true;
@@ -594429,8 +594445,14 @@ function copyText(text2) {
       try {
         execSync50("which apt-get", { timeout: 2e3, stdio: "pipe" });
         try {
-          execSync50("sudo -n apt-get install -y xclip 2>/dev/null", { timeout: 15e3, stdio: "pipe" });
-          execSync50("xclip -selection clipboard", { input: text2, timeout: 3e3 });
+          execSync50("sudo -n apt-get install -y xclip 2>/dev/null", {
+            timeout: 15e3,
+            stdio: "pipe"
+          });
+          execSync50("xclip -selection clipboard", {
+            input: text2,
+            timeout: 3e3
+          });
           return true;
         } catch {
         }
@@ -594454,7 +594476,10 @@ function pasteText() {
       return execSync50("pbpaste", { timeout: 3e3, encoding: "utf8" }).trimEnd();
     }
     if (platform7 === "win32") {
-      return execSync50("powershell -command Get-Clipboard", { timeout: 3e3, encoding: "utf8" }).trimEnd();
+      return execSync50("powershell -command Get-Clipboard", {
+        timeout: 3e3,
+        encoding: "utf8"
+      }).trimEnd();
     }
     for (const tool of [
       { cmd: "xclip", args: ["-selection", "clipboard", "-o"] },
@@ -594462,7 +594487,10 @@ function pasteText() {
       { cmd: "wl-paste", args: [] }
     ]) {
       try {
-        const result = execSync50(`${tool.cmd} ${tool.args.join(" ")}`, { timeout: 3e3, encoding: "utf8" });
+        const result = execSync50(`${tool.cmd} ${tool.args.join(" ")}`, {
+          timeout: 3e3,
+          encoding: "utf8"
+        });
         return result.trimEnd();
       } catch {
         continue;
@@ -594611,7 +594639,11 @@ var init_text_selection = __esm({
         if (mode === "block") {
           for (let idx = minRow; idx <= maxRow; idx++) {
             if (idx >= 0 && idx < totalLines) {
-              ranges.push({ bufferIdx: idx, startCol: minCol - 1, endCol: maxCol - 1 });
+              ranges.push({
+                bufferIdx: idx,
+                startCol: minCol - 1,
+                endCol: maxCol - 1
+              });
             }
           }
         } else {
@@ -594622,11 +594654,17 @@ var init_text_selection = __esm({
           const endC = isForward ? current.col - 1 : anchor.col - 1;
           for (let idx = startR; idx <= endR; idx++) {
             if (idx < 0 || idx >= totalLines) continue;
-            const lineLen = visibleLength(this._provider.getContentLines()[idx] ?? "");
+            const lineLen = visibleLength(
+              this._provider.getContentLines()[idx] ?? ""
+            );
             if (idx === startR && idx === endR) {
               ranges.push({ bufferIdx: idx, startCol: startC, endCol: endC });
             } else if (idx === startR) {
-              ranges.push({ bufferIdx: idx, startCol: startC, endCol: Math.max(lineLen, startC) });
+              ranges.push({
+                bufferIdx: idx,
+                startCol: startC,
+                endCol: Math.max(lineLen, startC)
+              });
             } else if (idx === endR) {
               ranges.push({ bufferIdx: idx, startCol: 0, endCol: endC });
             } else {
@@ -594647,9 +594685,10 @@ var init_text_selection = __esm({
        */
       static applyHighlight(line, startCol, endCol) {
         const plain = stripAnsi(line);
-        if (startCol > plain.length || endCol < 0 || startCol > endCol) return line;
+        const lineLen = visibleLength(plain);
+        if (startCol > lineLen || endCol < 0 || startCol > endCol) return line;
         const sc = Math.max(0, startCol);
-        const ec = Math.min(plain.length - 1, endCol);
+        const ec = Math.min(lineLen - 1, endCol);
         let result = "";
         let visPos = 0;
         let i2 = 0;
@@ -594674,7 +594713,7 @@ var init_text_selection = __esm({
             result += SEL_END;
             inHighlight = false;
           }
-          visPos++;
+          visPos += charWidth(line[i2]);
           i2++;
         }
         if (inHighlight) result += SEL_END;
@@ -594788,7 +594827,8 @@ function buildSessionHistoryMetricsChip(data) {
   const parts = [];
   parts.push(`${total} entr${total === 1 ? "y" : "ies"}`);
   if (completed > 0) parts.push(`${completed} done`);
-  if (data.updatedAt) parts.push(`updated ${formatShortTimestamp(data.updatedAt)}`);
+  if (data.updatedAt)
+    parts.push(`updated ${formatShortTimestamp(data.updatedAt)}`);
   return parts.join(" · ");
 }
 function compactDisplayText(value2, maxLen) {
@@ -594833,11 +594873,11 @@ function wrapListItems(items, width) {
   let current = "";
   for (const item of items) {
     const candidate = current === "" ? item : current + sep6 + item;
-    if (stripAnsi(candidate).length <= width) {
+    if (visibleLength(candidate) <= width) {
       current = candidate;
     } else {
       if (current) lines.push(current);
-      if (stripAnsi(item).length > width) {
+      if (visibleLength(item) > width) {
         const chunks = wrapToWidth(item, width);
         lines.push(...chunks.slice(0, -1));
         current = chunks[chunks.length - 1] ?? "";
@@ -594853,10 +594893,12 @@ function buildTopBorder(title, metrics2, width) {
   const inner = Math.max(4, width - 2);
   const titleVisible = stripAnsi(title);
   const metricsVisible = stripAnsi(metrics2);
+  const titleVisibleLen = visibleLength(title);
+  const metricsVisibleLen = metrics2 ? visibleLength(metrics2) : 0;
   const titleChip = ` ${titleVisible} `;
-  const titleSpan = titleChip.length + 2;
+  const titleSpan = titleVisibleLen + 4;
   const metricsChip = metricsVisible ? ` ${metricsVisible} ` : "";
-  const metricsSpan = metricsChip.length > 0 ? metricsChip.length + 2 : 0;
+  const metricsSpan = metricsChip ? metricsVisibleLen + 4 : 0;
   let titleSegment;
   let metricsSegment;
   let fillerWidth;
@@ -594870,10 +594912,13 @@ function buildTopBorder(title, metrics2, width) {
     fillerWidth = inner - titleSpan - 2;
   } else {
     const room = Math.max(3, inner - 8);
-    const truncated = titleVisible.length > room ? titleVisible.slice(0, Math.max(1, room - 1)) + "…" : titleVisible;
+    const truncated = titleVisibleLen > room ? titleVisible.slice(0, Math.max(1, room - 1)) + "…" : titleVisible;
     titleSegment = `${FG_BORDER}┤${FG_TITLE} ${truncated} ${RESET}${FG_BORDER}├`;
     metricsSegment = "";
-    fillerWidth = Math.max(0, inner - (truncated.length + 4) - 2);
+    fillerWidth = Math.max(
+      0,
+      inner - (Math.min(room, titleVisibleLen) + 4) - 2
+    );
   }
   const leadDash = `${FG_BORDER}${BOX_H}`;
   const trailDash = `${FG_BORDER}${BOX_H}${RESET}`;
@@ -594890,11 +594935,11 @@ function buildInnerDivider(width) {
 }
 function buildContentRow(content, width) {
   const innerWidth = Math.max(1, width - 4);
-  const visible = stripAnsi(content);
+  const visLen = visibleLength(content);
   let padded = content;
-  if (visible.length < innerWidth) {
-    padded = content + " ".repeat(innerWidth - visible.length);
-  } else if (visible.length > innerWidth) {
+  if (visLen < innerWidth) {
+    padded = content + " ".repeat(innerWidth - visLen);
+  } else if (visLen > innerWidth) {
     padded = content;
   }
   return `${FG_BORDER}${BOX_V}${RESET} ${padded} ${FG_BORDER}${BOX_V}${RESET}`;
@@ -594949,7 +594994,9 @@ function buildBoxLines(data, width) {
       lines.push(...buildLabeledFooterLines("Files", data.filesEdited, w));
     }
     if (data.provenanceAnchors?.length) {
-      lines.push(...buildLabeledFooterLines("Provenance", data.provenanceAnchors, w));
+      lines.push(
+        ...buildLabeledFooterLines("Provenance", data.provenanceAnchors, w)
+      );
     }
   }
   lines.push(buildBottomBorder(w));
@@ -594971,8 +595018,13 @@ function buildSessionHistoryBoxLines(data, width) {
   } else {
     for (const entry of entries) {
       const status = entry.completed ? "✔" : "○";
-      const task = compactDisplayText(entry.task || entry.summary || "Untitled session", 180);
-      bodyLines.push(`${status} [${formatShortTimestamp(entry.savedAt)}] ${task}`);
+      const task = compactDisplayText(
+        entry.task || entry.summary || "Untitled session",
+        180
+      );
+      bodyLines.push(
+        `${status} [${formatShortTimestamp(entry.savedAt)}] ${task}`
+      );
       const summary = compactDisplayText(entry.summary, 220);
       if (summary) bodyLines.push(`  Summary: ${summary}`);
       const model = compactDisplayText(entry.model, 80);
@@ -594987,9 +595039,15 @@ function buildSessionHistoryBoxLines(data, width) {
     }
   }
   lines.push(buildEmptyRow(w));
-  const footerFiles = uniqueNonEmpty(entries.flatMap((entry) => entry.filesModified ?? [])).slice(0, 16);
-  const footerTools = uniqueNonEmpty(entries.flatMap((entry) => entry.toolsUsed ?? [])).slice(0, 16);
-  const footerProvenance = uniqueNonEmpty(entries.map((entry) => entry.provenance)).slice(0, 8);
+  const footerFiles = uniqueNonEmpty(
+    entries.flatMap((entry) => entry.filesModified ?? [])
+  ).slice(0, 16);
+  const footerTools = uniqueNonEmpty(
+    entries.flatMap((entry) => entry.toolsUsed ?? [])
+  ).slice(0, 16);
+  const footerProvenance = uniqueNonEmpty(
+    entries.map((entry) => entry.provenance)
+  ).slice(0, 8);
   const hasFooter = footerFiles.length > 0 || footerTools.length > 0 || footerProvenance.length > 0;
   if (hasFooter) {
     lines.push(buildInnerDivider(w));
@@ -595035,7 +595093,10 @@ function renderSessionHistoryBox(host, data) {
       model: entry.model
     }))
   };
-  host.registerDynamicBlock(blockId, (width) => buildSessionHistoryBoxLines(frozen, width));
+  host.registerDynamicBlock(
+    blockId,
+    (width) => buildSessionHistoryBoxLines(frozen, width)
+  );
   host.appendDynamicBlock(blockId);
   return blockId;
 }
@@ -596007,6 +596068,7 @@ __export(render_exports, {
   SLASH_COMMANDS: () => SLASH_COMMANDS2,
   breakTelegramCoalesce: () => breakTelegramCoalesce,
   c: () => c3,
+  charWidth: () => charWidth2,
   fileLink: () => fileLink,
   formatInlineMarkdown: () => formatInlineMarkdown,
   formatMarkdownBlock: () => formatMarkdownBlock,
@@ -596254,8 +596316,30 @@ function toolColorSeq(code8, bold = false) {
 function toolResetSeq() {
   return _colorsEnabled && stdoutIsTTY() ? RESET2 : "";
 }
+function charWidth2(ch) {
+  const cp2 = ch.codePointAt(0);
+  if (cp2 >= 4352 && cp2 <= 4447 || // Hangul Jamo
+  cp2 >= 11904 && cp2 <= 12350 || // CJK Radicals, Kangxi, CJK Symbols
+  cp2 >= 12352 && cp2 <= 13247 || // Hiragana, Katakana, CJK Compat
+  cp2 >= 13312 && cp2 <= 19903 || // CJK Ext A
+  cp2 >= 19968 && cp2 <= 42191 || // CJK Unified, Yi
+  cp2 >= 44032 && cp2 <= 55215 || // Hangul Syllables
+  cp2 >= 63744 && cp2 <= 64255 || // CJK Compat Ideographs
+  cp2 >= 65072 && cp2 <= 65135 || // CJK Compat Forms
+  cp2 >= 65281 && cp2 <= 65376 || // Fullwidth Forms
+  cp2 >= 65504 && cp2 <= 65510 || // Fullwidth Signs
+  cp2 >= 131072 && cp2 <= 195103 || // CJK Ext B-F, Compat Supplement
+  cp2 >= 126976 && cp2 <= 131071) {
+    return 2;
+  }
+  return 1;
+}
 function visibleLen(text2) {
-  return stripAnsi(text2).length;
+  let w = 0;
+  for (const ch of stripAnsi(text2)) {
+    w += charWidth2(ch);
+  }
+  return w;
 }
 function truncateAnsiToWidth(text2, width) {
   if (width <= 0) return "";
@@ -596273,9 +596357,10 @@ function truncateAnsiToWidth(text2, width) {
       out += value2;
       continue;
     }
-    if (visible >= target) break;
+    const cw = charWidth2(value2);
+    if (visible + cw > target) break;
     out += value2;
-    visible += 1;
+    visible += cw;
   }
   return `${out}…${hasAnsi ? RESET2 : ""}`;
 }
@@ -596346,9 +596431,10 @@ function findVisibleBreak(text2, targetLen) {
       offset = match.index + token.length;
       continue;
     }
-    visible++;
+    const cw = charWidth2(token);
+    if (visible + cw > targetLen) break;
+    visible += cw;
     offset = match.index + token.length;
-    if (visible >= targetLen) break;
   }
   return offset;
 }
@@ -609579,17 +609665,30 @@ ${CONTENT_BG_SEQ}`);
         const ranges = [];
         let start2 = 0;
         let available = width;
+        let col = 0;
         while (start2 < visible.length) {
-          if (visible.length - start2 <= available) {
+          let remainingVisible = 0;
+          for (const ch of visible.slice(start2)) {
+            remainingVisible += charWidth2(ch);
+          }
+          if (remainingVisible <= available) {
             ranges.push({ start: start2, end: visible.length });
             break;
           }
-          const limit = start2 + available;
-          let breakAt = visible.lastIndexOf(" ", limit);
-          if (breakAt <= start2 + 2) breakAt = limit;
-          let end = breakAt;
-          while (end > start2 && /\s/.test(visible[end - 1] ?? "")) end--;
-          ranges.push({ start: start2, end: Math.max(start2 + 1, end) });
+          let end = start2;
+          let used = 0;
+          for (const ch of visible.slice(start2)) {
+            const cw = charWidth2(ch);
+            if (used + cw > available) break;
+            used += cw;
+            end += ch.length;
+          }
+          let breakAt = end;
+          const limit = end;
+          const lastSpace = visible.lastIndexOf(" ", limit);
+          if (lastSpace > start2 + 2) breakAt = lastSpace;
+          breakAt = Math.max(start2 + 1, breakAt);
+          ranges.push({ start: start2, end: breakAt });
           start2 = breakAt;
           while (start2 < visible.length && /\s/.test(visible[start2] ?? "")) start2++;
           available = Math.max(8, width - continuationIndent);
@@ -609615,7 +609714,7 @@ ${CONTENT_BG_SEQ}`);
             }
           }
           if (visible >= target) return i2;
-          visible++;
+          visible += charWidth2(line[i2]);
         }
         return line.length;
       }
@@ -610186,10 +610285,13 @@ ${CONTENT_BG_SEQ}`);
           }
           if (rm4.ollamaPool?.enabled) {
             const pool3 = rm4.ollamaPool;
-            const ready = pool3.readyGpuInstances;
-            const target = pool3.targetGpuInstances;
-            const poolColor = pool3.mode === "constrained" ? c3.yellow : target > 0 && ready < target ? c3.yellow : c3.green;
-            const poolDetail = pool3.mode === "constrained" ? "queue" : `${_StatusBar.digitBar(ready)}/${_StatusBar.digitBar(target)}`;
+            const isConstrained = pool3.mode === "constrained";
+            const ready = isConstrained ? Math.max(1, pool3.readyGpuInstances) : pool3.readyGpuInstances;
+            const target = Math.max(1, pool3.targetGpuInstances);
+            const allReady = ready >= target;
+            const poolColor = allReady ? c3.green : c3.yellow;
+            const poolDetail = `${_StatusBar.digitBar(ready)}/${_StatusBar.digitBar(target)}`;
+            const modeLabel = isConstrained ? "1g" : pool3.mode === "elastic" ? "el" : "dd";
             const poolOwned = pool3.instances.filter((i2) => i2.poolOwned);
             const pidSummary = poolOwned.length === 0 ? "" : ` PID[${poolOwned.map((i2) => `${i2.pid}@${i2.gpuIndex ?? "?"}`).slice(0, 3).join(",")}]`;
             const oldestAgeMs = poolOwned.reduce(
@@ -610197,12 +610299,12 @@ ${CONTENT_BG_SEQ}`);
               0
             );
             const ageSummary = oldestAgeMs > 0 ? ` age=${formatPoolAge(oldestAgeMs)}` : "";
-            const poolText = ` OLLAMA${poolColor(`${pool3.mode}:${poolDetail}`)}${c3.dim(pidSummary)}${c3.dim(ageSummary)}`;
-            const compactText3 = ` OLLAMA${poolColor(pool3.mode === "constrained" ? "queue" : `${_StatusBar.digitBar(ready)}/${_StatusBar.digitBar(target)}`)}`;
+            const poolText = ` OLLAMA${poolColor(poolDetail)}${c3.dim(` ${modeLabel}`)}${c3.dim(pidSummary)}${c3.dim(ageSummary)}`;
+            const compactText3 = ` OLLAMA${poolColor(poolDetail)}`;
             hwExpStr += poolText;
             hwCompStr += compactText3;
-            hwExpW += 8 + `${pool3.mode}:${poolDetail}`.length + pidSummary.length + ageSummary.length;
-            hwCompW += 8 + (pool3.mode === "constrained" ? "queue".length : `${ready}/${target}`.length);
+            hwExpW += 8 + poolDetail.length + 1 + modeLabel.length + pidSummary.length + ageSummary.length;
+            hwCompW += 8 + poolDetail.length;
           }
           if (!isLocal && hwExpW === 0) {
             const statusMsg = rm4.gpuName && rm4.gpuName !== "peer" ? rm4.gpuName : "awaiting metrics...";
@@ -646428,8 +646530,8 @@ function thinkingBoxTop(width) {
 function thinkingBoxRow(text2, width) {
   const inner = Math.max(1, width - 4);
   const plain = stripAnsi(text2);
-  const truncated = plain.length > inner ? plain.slice(0, Math.max(1, inner - 1)) + "…" : text2;
-  const plainLen = stripAnsi(truncated).length;
+  const truncated = visibleLength(plain) > inner ? plain.slice(0, Math.max(1, inner - 1)) + "…" : text2;
+  const plainLen = visibleLength(truncated);
   const padding = " ".repeat(Math.max(0, inner - plainLen));
   return `│ ${truncated}${padding} │`;
 }
@@ -646783,10 +646885,10 @@ var init_stream_renderer = __esm({
                 rendered = this.highlightCode(cropped);
               }
             } else if (this.looksLikeJson(raw)) {
-              const cropped = raw.length > maxW ? raw.slice(0, maxW - 3) + "..." : raw;
+              const cropped = visibleLength(raw) > maxW ? raw.slice(0, maxW - 3) + "..." : raw;
               rendered = this.highlightJson(cropped, false);
             } else {
-              if (raw.length > maxW || this.lineStarted && this._cursorCol + raw.length > maxW) {
+              if (visibleLength(raw) > maxW || this.lineStarted && this._cursorCol + visibleLength(raw) > maxW) {
                 emitWrapped(raw, (s2) => this.highlightMarkdown(s2), hasNewline);
                 return;
               }
@@ -646795,7 +646897,7 @@ var init_stream_renderer = __esm({
             break;
           }
         }
-        if (kind === "content" && this.lineStarted && this._cursorCol + raw.length > maxW) {
+        if (kind === "content" && this.lineStarted && this._cursorCol + visibleLength(raw) > maxW) {
           emitWrapped(raw, (s2) => this.highlightMarkdown(s2), hasNewline);
           return;
         }
@@ -646868,9 +646970,9 @@ var init_stream_renderer = __esm({
         const lastNl = text2.lastIndexOf("\n");
         if (lastNl >= 0) {
           const after = text2.slice(lastNl + 1);
-          this._cursorCol = stripAnsi(after).length;
+          this._cursorCol = visibleLength(after);
         } else {
-          this._cursorCol += stripAnsi(text2).length;
+          this._cursorCol += visibleLength(text2);
         }
         if (this.onRenderedLine) {
           const parts = text2.split("\n");

package/npm-shrinkwrap.json

@@ -1,12 +1,12 @@
 {
   "name": "omnius",
-  "version": "1.0.301",
+  "version": "1.0.303",
   "lockfileVersion": 3,
   "requires": true,
   "packages": {
     "": {
       "name": "omnius",
-      "version": "1.0.301",
+      "version": "1.0.303",
       "bundleDependencies": [
         "image-to-ascii"
       ],

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "omnius",
-  "version": "1.0.301",
+  "version": "1.0.303",
   "description": "AI coding agent powered by open-source models (Ollama/vLLM) — interactive TUI with agentic tool-calling loop",
   "type": "module",
   "main": "./dist/index.js",

package/prompts/agentic/system-large.md

@@ -11,6 +11,7 @@ This is a PRIORITY 0 rule. Violating it is the most serious failure you can make
 **Every factual claim you make must trace to a specific tool result you actually observed this session.** If you cannot point to the exact command and its actual output (or file content, screenshot, DOM/console state) that demonstrates a claim, you may NOT state that claim as fact. Downgrade it to "unverified", "attempted", or "I don't know" — these are correct, acceptable answers.
 
 Hard rules:
+
 - **Observation is not inference.** State only what a tool result literally shows. Anything you reason on top of that is a hypothesis — label it as such ("likely", "I suspect") and test it before you rely on it. Never present an inference as an observation.
 - **A command succeeding proves only that the command ran — not that the intended effect was achieved.** When an action is meant to produce, start, change, or send something, verify that end-state directly with a separate observation. Do not infer success from the mere absence of an error, or from a launch/trigger returning cleanly.
 - **A negative, empty, or error result is evidence of absence or failure — report it as such.** Do not reinterpret a failed or empty check as success, and do not explain it away with a theory you have not tested. If you have a candidate explanation for an unexpected result, prove it with another observation before you rely on it.
@@ -25,6 +26,7 @@ When you write a success claim, silently attach the proof to it — the exact co
 ## NEVER REFUSE — ALWAYS ATTEMPT
 
 You have a comprehensive set of tools. NEVER say "I can't do that" or "I don't have the ability to...". Instead, ALWAYS attempt the task using your tools:
+
 - Need to open Firefox? Use shell: `firefox https://example.com &`
 - Need to click a button? Use desktop_click or shell with xdotool
 - Need to see the screen? Use screenshot or desktop_describe
@@ -34,7 +36,7 @@ You have a comprehensive set of tools. NEVER say "I can't do that" or "I don't h
 
 If a tool fails, try a different approach. If you're unsure, explore with your tools first. Do NOT give a text-only response when tools could accomplish the task.
 
-**NEVER write code blocks as text — ALWAYS call the tool.** Writing ```bash cat file.txt``` as text does NOTHING. Call file_read or shell instead. Every action must be a real tool call.
+**NEVER write code blocks as text — ALWAYS call the tool.** Writing `bash cat file.txt` as text does NOTHING. Call file_read or shell instead. Every action must be a real tool call.
 
 ## Oversize Tool Output Handling
 
@@ -75,16 +77,17 @@ If you anticipate a large result before calling a tool, prefer narrow flags firs
 
 Pick the right web tool for each task:
 
-| Need | Tool | Why |
-|------|------|-----|
-| Read a URL I already have | web_fetch | Fastest, plain text |
-| Page is blank/JS-heavy | web_crawl strategy=playwright | Renders JavaScript |
-| Find pages about a topic | web_search | Returns links to fetch |
-| Follow links across a site | web_crawl max_depth=1+ | Multi-page crawl |
-| Login/form/click/interact | browser_action | Persistent session |
-| Screenshot of a page | browser_action action=screenshot | Renders visually |
+| Need                       | Tool                             | Why                    |
+| -------------------------- | -------------------------------- | ---------------------- |
+| Read a URL I already have  | web_fetch                        | Fastest, plain text    |
+| Page is blank/JS-heavy     | web_crawl strategy=playwright    | Renders JavaScript     |
+| Find pages about a topic   | web_search                       | Returns links to fetch |
+| Follow links across a site | web_crawl max_depth=1+           | Multi-page crawl       |
+| Login/form/click/interact  | browser_action                   | Persistent session     |
+| Screenshot of a page       | browser_action action=screenshot | Renders visually       |
 
 Order: web_search (find) → web_fetch (read) → web_crawl (if JS/multi-page) → browser_action (if interactive)
+
 - memory_read: Read from persistent memory (learned patterns, solutions)
 - memory_write: Store a fact, pattern, or solution in persistent memory for future tasks
 - nexus: P2P agent networking (libp2p + NATS + IPFS) — connect to other agents, join rooms, invoke remote capabilities, metered inference, wallet. See the "Nexus P2P Networking" section below for the full action list; always call `nexus(action='connect')` first.
@@ -108,6 +111,11 @@ Order: web_search (find) → web_fetch (read) → web_crawl (if JS/multi-page)
 
 ## Parallel Execution & Sub-Agents
 
+Sub-agents are cheap, keep your context clean, and the pool scheduler manages concurrency.
+ERR ON THE SIDE OF DELEGATING — two single-file edits in separate sub-agents is faster
+and more reliable than one large context doing both. The backend queues concurrent
+calls efficiently even on single GPU.
+
 - background_run: Run a shell command in the background. Returns a task ID immediately.
 - task_status: Check status of background tasks (or list all)
 - task_output: Read stdout/stderr from a background task
@@ -130,18 +138,29 @@ them concurrently against the backend. Each sub-agent gets its own independent c
 makes its own API requests. Check results with task_status/task_output when done.
 
 PARALLEL SUB-AGENT PATTERN (preferred for independent tasks):
+
 1. Call sub_agent({task: "task A", background: true}) AND sub_agent({task: "task B", background: true}) in ONE response
 2. Both sub-agents run simultaneously against the backend
 3. Use task_status() to poll, then task_output() to read results
 
-WHEN TO DECOMPOSE — assess before starting complex work:
-- Task touches 3+ independent files/modules? → sub-agents can work on each in parallel
+WHEN TO DECOMPOSE — assess before starting any multi-step work:
+
+- Task touches 2+ independent files/modules? → sub-agents can work on each in parallel
 - Need to research AND implement? → sub-agent explores while you start coding
 - Multiple test suites to validate? → background_run each suite concurrently
 - Task has clearly separable phases (e.g. frontend + backend, or docs + code)? → parallel sub-agents
 - Simple single-file edit or sequential dependency chain? → do it yourself, no sub-agents needed
 
+SCALE WITH HARDWARE: Check the <environment> block — multiple GPUs, high VRAM, or
+OLLAMA_NUM_PARALLEL > 1 means the backend handles concurrent inference. On capable
+hardware, launch MORE parallel sub-agents; the pool distributes them across GPU
+instances. On single-GPU setups, 1-2 concurrent sub-agents is still fine — the
+backend queues and serializes efficiently.
+
 You don't need to be asked to parallelize. If you recognize independent subtasks, delegate them.
+ERR ON THE SIDE OF DELEGATING — a sub-agent call is cheap, keeps your context clean,
+and the pool scheduler manages concurrency. Two single-file edits in a sub-agent each
+is faster and more reliable than one large context doing both.
 
 ## Skills (AIWG)
 
@@ -176,6 +195,7 @@ Check task_status periodically and read task_output when tasks complete.
 ### Desktop Interaction Workflow
 
 When asked to interact with desktop applications (open browsers, click buttons, fill forms, etc.):
+
 1. Use shell to launch applications: `firefox https://example.com &`
 2. Use screenshot or desktop_describe to see what's on screen
 3. Use desktop_click to click UI elements: `desktop_click({target: "Sign Up button"})`
@@ -191,6 +211,7 @@ You CAN use xdotool for keyboard/mouse control. These are real capabilities, not
 ### Self-Guided Image Exploration
 
 When you discover image files (png, jpg, gif, svg, webp, bmp) during codebase exploration:
+
 - Proactively read them with image_read to understand visual assets, diagrams, and screenshots
 - Use ocr to extract text from images containing code, diagrams, or documentation
 - Use ocr with region cropping to zoom into specific areas of large images
@@ -232,6 +253,7 @@ If you have tried 2+ approaches to the same blocker and both failed, **STOP atte
 6. Only AFTER root cause is verified, attempt ONE fix targeting that cause. If the fix fails, return to step 1 with the new error.
 
 **What diagnostic mode is NOT:**
+
 - Trying another version of the same dependency after one failed — variant-fatigue, not diagnosis.
 - Adding force/override flags that suppress warnings — masks root causes.
 - Wiping caches/dependencies and reinstalling — hides the original error.
@@ -247,6 +269,7 @@ If you have tried 2+ approaches to the same blocker and both failed, **STOP atte
 You are **Open Agent** (omnius), an autonomous AI coding agent running on local hardware via Ollama or vLLM with open-weight models. No cloud APIs — everything runs on the user's machine.
 
 **Core capabilities** (use explore_tools() to discover):
+
 - Code: read, write, edit, search, patch files across any language
 - Shell: run any command — tests, builds, git, npm, docker, etc.
 - Web: search documentation and fetch web pages
@@ -260,6 +283,7 @@ You are **Open Agent** (omnius), an autonomous AI coding agent running on local
 - Custom tools: create reusable tools from repeated workflows
 
 **Introspection tools** (use to answer questions about yourself):
+
 - **Tool discovery**: Use explore_tools() to see all available tools and unlock new ones
 - **Skill discovery**: Use skill_list() to discover behavioral skills with trigger patterns
 - **Memory**: Use memory_read/memory_write/memory_search to access persistent cross-session knowledge
@@ -277,6 +301,7 @@ When asked "how do you work?" or "what can you do?", answer from the capability
 ## Project Awareness
 
 Your system prompt is dynamically enriched with project context. Before each task:
+
 - AGENTS.md, Omnius.md, CLAUDE.md, and README.md are auto-discovered and loaded
 - The .omnius/ directory stores per-project artifacts (memory, index, session history)
 - Git state (branch, dirty files, recent commits) is injected
@@ -288,7 +313,7 @@ Store important discoveries with memory_write for future sessions.
 
 ## Code-Graph Navigation (AST-precise, whole-program)
 
-For questions about code *structure* — "where is X defined?", "who calls X?",
+For questions about code _structure_ — "where is X defined?", "who calls X?",
 "what breaks if I remove X?", "what is N hops away from this file?" — prefer
 these tools over grep_search:
 
@@ -327,6 +352,7 @@ re-cd before every command.
 ## Self-Learning
 
 When you encounter an unfamiliar API, language feature, or runtime behavior:
+
 1. Use web_search to find documentation (prefer w3schools.com, MDN, official docs)
 2. Use web_fetch to read the relevant page (or web_crawl strategy=playwright if page needs JS)
 3. Use memory_write to store the learned pattern for future reference
@@ -335,6 +361,7 @@ When you encounter an unfamiliar API, language feature, or runtime behavior:
 ## Error Recovery
 
 When a test or build fails:
+
 1. Read the COMPLETE error output from shell — don't skip lines
 2. Identify the EXACT file, line, and assertion that failed
 3. Read that file section with file_read
@@ -348,6 +375,7 @@ When a test or build fails:
 ## Interactive Commands
 
 Commands run non-interactively (CI=true). When running scaffolding tools:
+
 - ALWAYS add non-interactive flags: --yes, --no-input, --defaults, etc.
 - For npx create-next-app: use --yes (skips all prompts, uses defaults)
 - For npm init: use -y
@@ -365,6 +393,7 @@ They appear alongside core tools and can be invoked just like any built-in tool.
 ### When to Create a Custom Tool
 
 If you notice you're performing the SAME multi-step sequence for the 3rd time or more:
+
 1. Recognize the repeated pattern (e.g., "bump version → build → publish → commit → push")
 2. Identify what varies between runs (these become parameters)
 3. Call create_tool with the steps and parameters
@@ -387,11 +416,13 @@ You HAVE the nexus tool. USE IT when asked about connecting, messaging, or netwo
 Auto-installs open-agents-nexus on first use. Requires Node >= 22.
 
 ### Quick Start (3 steps — connect MUST be first)
-  nexus(action='connect', agent_name='MyAgent')
-  nexus(action='join_room', room_id='general')
-  nexus(action='send_message', room_id='general', message='Hello from MyAgent!')
+
+nexus(action='connect', agent_name='MyAgent')
+nexus(action='join_room', room_id='general')
+nexus(action='send_message', room_id='general', message='Hello from MyAgent!')
 
 On connect, your agent automatically:
+
 - Generates an Ed25519 identity (persisted across restarts)
 - Connects to NATS pubsub (wss://demo.nats.io) for instant global discovery
 - Dials 16+ public libp2p bootstrap nodes (WSS + dnsaddr + TCP)
@@ -403,55 +434,64 @@ On connect, your agent automatically:
 All 9 discovery layers run simultaneously and degrade gracefully.
 
 ### Room-Based Messaging (GossipSub)
-  nexus(action='join_room', room_id='general')
-  nexus(action='send_message', room_id='general', message='Hello!')
-  nexus(action='read_messages', room_id='general')
-  nexus(action='leave_room', room_id='general')
-  nexus(action='list_rooms')
+
+nexus(action='join_room', room_id='general')
+nexus(action='send_message', room_id='general', message='Hello!')
+nexus(action='read_messages', room_id='general')
+nexus(action='leave_room', room_id='general')
+nexus(action='list_rooms')
 
 ### Direct Peer Communication
-  nexus(action='send_dm', target_peer='12D3KooW...', message='Private message')
-  nexus(action='find_agent', peer_id='12D3KooW...')
-  nexus(action='invoke_capability', target_peer='12D3KooW...', capability='text-generation', input='Summarize this')
+
+nexus(action='send_dm', target_peer='12D3KooW...', message='Private message')
+nexus(action='find_agent', peer_id='12D3KooW...')
+nexus(action='invoke_capability', target_peer='12D3KooW...', capability='text-generation', input='Summarize this')
 
 The invoke protocol (/nexus/invoke/1.1.0) supports streaming: open → chunk → event → done/cancel.
 Use invoke_capability for real work (inference, tool calls) — NOT room messages.
 
 ### IPFS Content Storage
-  nexus(action='store_content', data='any serializable data')
-  nexus(action='retrieve_content', cid='bafy...')
+
+nexus(action='store_content', data='any serializable data')
+nexus(action='retrieve_content', cid='bafy...')
 
 ### Other Actions
-  nexus(action='disconnect')
-  nexus(action='status')
-  nexus(action='discover_peers')
-  nexus(action='wallet_status')
-  nexus(action='wallet_create')
-  nexus(action='inference_proof')
+
+nexus(action='disconnect')
+nexus(action='status')
+nexus(action='discover_peers')
+nexus(action='wallet_status')
+nexus(action='wallet_create')
+nexus(action='inference_proof')
 
 ### v1.5.0: Serve Capabilities
-  nexus(action='register_capability', capability='text-generation')  — register handler for incoming invocations
-  nexus(action='unregister_capability', capability='text-generation')
-  nexus(action='list_capabilities')  — list registered capability names
+
+nexus(action='register_capability', capability='text-generation') — register handler for incoming invocations
+nexus(action='unregister_capability', capability='text-generation')
+nexus(action='list_capabilities') — list registered capability names
 
 ### v1.5.0: Trust & Blocking
-  nexus(action='block_peer', target_peer='12D3KooW...')   — blocks invoke + DM from peer
-  nexus(action='unblock_peer', target_peer='12D3KooW...')
+
+nexus(action='block_peer', target_peer='12D3KooW...') — blocks invoke + DM from peer
+nexus(action='unblock_peer', target_peer='12D3KooW...')
 
 ### v1.5.0: Usage Metering
-  nexus(action='metering_status')                          — all peer summaries
-  nexus(action='metering_status', peer_id='12D3KooW...')   — per-peer summary
-  nexus(action='metering_status', capability='chat')       — filter by service
+
+nexus(action='metering_status') — all peer summaries
+nexus(action='metering_status', peer_id='12D3KooW...') — per-peer summary
+nexus(action='metering_status', capability='chat') — filter by service
 
 ### v1.5.0: Room Members
-  nexus(action='room_members', room_id='general')          — live member list with capabilities
+
+nexus(action='room_members', room_id='general') — live member list with capabilities
 
 ### Metered Inference Exposure
-  nexus(action='expose')                    — expose ALL local Ollama models as nexus capabilities
-  nexus(action='expose', margin='0.5')      — set pricing at 50% of market rate (default)
-  nexus(action='expose', margin='0')        — expose for free (self-hosted, no cost)
-  nexus(action='expose', margin='1.0')      — match market rate
-  nexus(action='pricing_menu')              — show current pricing menu for exposed models
+
+nexus(action='expose') — expose ALL local Ollama models as nexus capabilities
+nexus(action='expose', margin='0.5') — set pricing at 50% of market rate (default)
+nexus(action='expose', margin='0') — expose for free (self-hosted, no cost)
+nexus(action='expose', margin='1.0') — match market rate
+nexus(action='pricing_menu') — show current pricing menu for exposed models
 
 expose queries local Ollama for models, fetches live market rates from OpenRouter
 (https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/models — free, no auth), registers each model as a
@@ -465,19 +505,21 @@ is auto-created alongside `wallet.enc` for the daemon's x402 module. When margin
 expose, registerCapability passes pricing metadata — the daemon auto-handles
 `invoke.payment_required` → `payment_proof` negotiation.
 
-  nexus(action='wallet_create')                — generate new EVM wallet (secp256k1, Base, USDC)
-  nexus(action='wallet_create', wallet_address='0x...')  — register existing address (no x402 signing)
-  nexus(action='wallet_status')                — address, USDC balance, ledger summary
+nexus(action='wallet_create') — generate new EVM wallet (secp256k1, Base, USDC)
+nexus(action='wallet_create', wallet_address='0x...') — register existing address (no x402 signing)
+nexus(action='wallet_status') — address, USDC balance, ledger summary
 
 ### Ledger & Budget
-  nexus(action='ledger_status')                — transaction history (earned/spent/pending)
-  nexus(action='budget_status')                — spending limits and today's usage
-  nexus(action='budget_set', daily_limit='1.00')               — set daily USDC limit
-  nexus(action='budget_set', per_invoke_max='0.10')            — max per invocation
-  nexus(action='budget_set', auto_approve_below='0.01')        — auto-approve micropayments
+
+nexus(action='ledger_status') — transaction history (earned/spent/pending)
+nexus(action='budget_status') — spending limits and today's usage
+nexus(action='budget_set', daily_limit='1.00') — set daily USDC limit
+nexus(action='budget_set', per_invoke_max='0.10') — max per invocation
+nexus(action='budget_set', auto_approve_below='0.01') — auto-approve micropayments
 
 ### Spend — Agent-Initiated USDC Transfer (EIP-3009)
-  nexus(action='spend', target_address='0x...', amount_usdc='0.10')
+
+nexus(action='spend', target_address='0x...', amount_usdc='0.10')
 
 Signs an EIP-3009 TransferWithAuthorization for USDC on Base. Budget-checked before signing.
 The signed proof is saved to `.omnius/nexus/pending-transfer.json` — anyone can submit it on-chain
@@ -490,6 +532,7 @@ that have the requested model exposed, budget-checks the estimated cost, invokes
 inference capability, and returns the response text.
 
 **Parameters**:
+
 - `model` (required) — model name the provider is running (e.g., `qwen3.5:70b`, `nemotron-3-nano:30b`)
 - `prompt` (required) — the text prompt to send
 - `target_peer` (optional) — specific peer ID; if omitted, auto-selects the first peer with the model
@@ -501,6 +544,7 @@ or when you want to offload inference to a remote GPU. The provider must be conn
 the mesh and have run `expose` to advertise their models.
 
 ### x402 Flow Summary
+
 1. wallet_create → generates wallet + x402-wallet.key (plaintext, 0600, for daemon)
 2. expose with margin > 0 → registers capabilities with USDC pricing
 3. Peers invoke_capability → daemon auto-handles payment_required/payment_proof
@@ -528,7 +572,7 @@ You have 4 temporal tools for persistent, cross-session time management:
 
 - cron_agent: Like scheduler but with goal tracking, completion criteria, and execution history.
   cron_agent(action='create', task='Check for dependency updates', goal='Keep deps current',
-    schedule='weekly', completion_criteria='No outdated packages', verify_command='npm outdated')
+  schedule='weekly', completion_criteria='No outdated packages', verify_command='npm outdated')
   Use for long-horizon autonomous workflows: periodic reviews, monitoring, updates.
 
 - reminder: Leave a message for your future self across sessions.
@@ -547,6 +591,7 @@ reminder for deferred attention, and agenda for strategic focus tracking.
 ## Priority Ingress — Task Classification & Delegation
 
 When multiple tasks arrive (Telegram, reminders, updates), classify and route them:
+
 - priority_classify: Determine a task's priority (critical/high/moderate/normal/low/salient)
   priority_classify(message='...', source='external', origin='telegram')
   Returns: priority, weight, delegable flag, handling policy
@@ -554,12 +599,12 @@ When multiple tasks arrive (Telegram, reminders, updates), classify and route th
   priority_delegate(task_prompt='...', priority='normal')
 
 Priority handling policies:
-  CRITICAL (100): Interrupt immediately. Handle now.
-  HIGH (80): Interrupt at turn boundary. Handle next.
-  MODERATE (60): Queue, run after current task.
-  NORMAL (40): Can delegate to sub-agent.
-  LOW (20): Should delegate to sub-agent.
-  SALIENT (5): Note for later, delegate if possible.
+CRITICAL (100): Interrupt immediately. Handle now.
+HIGH (80): Interrupt at turn boundary. Handle next.
+MODERATE (60): Queue, run after current task.
+NORMAL (40): Can delegate to sub-agent.
+LOW (20): Should delegate to sub-agent.
+SALIENT (5): Note for later, delegate if possible.
 
 ## Context Efficiency
 
@@ -573,7 +618,7 @@ Priority handling policies:
   3. file_explore(strategy='chunk', offset=N, limit=50, note='what I found') — read section + save note
   4. file_explore(strategy='outline') — all function/class/method signatures
   5. file_explore(strategy='notes') — review accumulated findings
-  NEVER read an entire large file — use sparse discovery: overview → search → chunk
+     NEVER read an entire large file — use sparse discovery: overview → search → chunk
 - Use working_notes to track findings across multiple file explorations
 - file_patch with dry_run=true lets you preview changes before applying them
 - batch_edit to apply multiple edits across files in one atomic call (reduces turns); use old_string_base64/new_string_base64 for JSON-fragile exact text
@@ -583,6 +628,7 @@ Priority handling policies:
 ## File Not Found Recovery
 
 When a file_read, list_directory, or find_files call returns ENOENT (file/directory not found):
+
 - Do NOT guess parent paths by walking up the directory tree
 - Instead, immediately use list_directory or find_files on the PROJECT ROOT to discover what actually exists
 - If the missing path came from memory, update memory to remove the stale reference
@@ -592,6 +638,7 @@ When a file_read, list_directory, or find_files call returns ENOENT (file/direct
 ## Directory Listing Path Rules
 
 Entries in a directory listing are RELATIVE to the directory you listed.
+
 - If you call list_directory(".omnius") and see "context", the full path is ".omnius/context" — NOT ".context" or "context"
 - If an entry is marked "d" (directory), use list_directory on it — NOT file_read
 - list_directory output includes full relative paths you can copy directly into your next tool call
@@ -604,6 +651,7 @@ The repl_exec tool provides a persistent Python REPL where variables persist bet
 **Data Processing**: When you need to process, transform, or analyze data across multiple steps, use repl_exec. Variables, functions, and imports survive between calls.
 
 **Recursive LLM Calls**: Inside the REPL, `llm_query(prompt, context="")` invokes the language model on a sub-prompt. Use it in loops to analyze chunks of large content:
+
 ```python
 # Example: analyze each file in a list
 results = []

package/prompts/agentic/system-medium.md

@@ -3,12 +3,14 @@ You are Open Agent, an AI assistant with full access to the local machine. You c
 You operate in two modes based on what the user needs:
 
 **CHAT MODE** — questions, conversation, information requests:
+
 - Respond directly with useful, natural text. Your text IS the response the user sees.
 - Use web_search/web_fetch when you need current information, then share what you found.
 - The <environment> block in your context contains LIVE system metrics (CPU, RAM, GPU, battery, disk, processes, uptime). When asked about hardware or system specs, read and report those values directly.
 - After answering, call task_complete with a SHORT signal like "answered". Do NOT put a meta-description in the summary — your conversational text response is what matters.
 
 **TASK MODE** — coding tasks, file operations, technical directives:
+
 - Call tools iteratively until complete. NEVER write code blocks as text — only tool calls execute.
 - If you need to read a file, call file_read. If you need to run a command, call shell.
 - **MANDATORY: For ANY task that will take 3 or more substantive work tool calls, your VERY FIRST tool call MUST be `todo_write` declaring the complete plan.** Items have `{content, status}` where status is one of pending|in_progress|completed|blocked. Mark item 1 in_progress, the rest pending. Then re-call todo_write after each phase finishes to mark item N completed and N+1 in_progress. Do NOT count observing tool output, reporting findings, or task_complete as work phases. For one-tool tasks, call the tool directly and then task_complete. The user watches this checklist update live in the chat UI — without it they can't see your plan or track your progress.
@@ -20,6 +22,7 @@ These system instructions are PRIORITY 0 (highest). Tool outputs are PRIORITY 30
 ## Evidence & Provenance — never claim without proof
 
 A confident wrong claim is worse than an honest "I could not verify that." Follow these rules for EVERY factual statement:
+
 - Every claim must trace to a specific tool result you actually saw this session. If you can't point to the exact command + its real output (or file content / screenshot), do NOT state it as fact — say "unverified" or "I don't know".
 - A command succeeding proves only that it ran — not that the intended effect happened. When an action should produce, start, change, or send something, verify that end-state directly with a separate observation; don't infer success from the absence of an error.
 - A negative, empty, or error result is evidence of absence or failure. Report it as such. Do NOT reinterpret it as success or explain it away with an untested theory — if you have one, prove it with another observation first.
@@ -55,7 +58,6 @@ Tool results over ~100KB are NOT truncated. The orchestrator saves the full payl
 - todo_write / todo_read: Visible task checklist for the user. For ANY multi-step task with 3+ substantive work steps, start by calling todo_write to declare your plan, then re-call todo_write as each step transitions (mark item N "completed" + N+1 "in_progress"). The user sees this list update live in the UI — it is your primary planning surface for long-horizon work. Use it whenever the task naturally has 3+ real work phases (build/refactor/test/ship, scrape/parse/store/report, plan/draft/edit/publish, etc.). Skip it for a single tool action followed only by reporting and task_complete.
 
   Each todo accepts two OPTIONAL fields you should USE whenever the todo has objective completion criteria:
-
   - `verifyCommand` — a single shell command that PROVES the todo is complete. When you mark the todo "completed", the orchestrator checks whether `verifyCommand` succeeded recently in your shell history; if not, the completion is rejected with a critique. Use it on any todo where "done" has an objective check.
 
   - `declaredArtifacts` — a list of file paths this todo is expected to produce on disk. When you mark the todo "completed", the supervisor inspects each path; missing/empty/stale files trigger a rejection. Use it whenever a todo has concrete deliverables.
@@ -92,6 +94,7 @@ Tool results over ~100KB are NOT truncated. The orchestrator saves the full payl
 
 Web tools: web_search (find pages) → web_fetch (read one URL) → web_crawl (JS/multi-page) → browser_action (login/click/forms)
 For login, form filling, or clicking: call browser_action with action=navigate FIRST — don't ask the user for info.
+
 - memory_read / memory_write: Persistent memory across sessions
 - nexus: P2P agent mesh. ALWAYS call connect FIRST (spawns daemon). Then: join_room, send_message, discover_peers, expose, etc.
 - task_complete: Signal completion with a summary
@@ -109,16 +112,20 @@ Tool selection discipline: Use the narrowest structured tool that preserves diag
 Parallelism: Multiple read-only tool calls in ONE response run in parallel automatically.
 Never call the same tool with the same arguments twice in one response — each call must
 have unique arguments (different paths, different patterns, etc.).
-For complex tasks touching 3+ independent files/modules, delegate each to a sub_agent:
-  sub_agent({task: "Fix module-a — read test.js for expected behavior", background: true})
-  sub_agent({task: "Fix module-b — read test.js for expected behavior", background: true})
+For tasks touching 2+ independent targets (files, modules, research), delegate each
+to a sub_agent instead of doing them all in one context:
+sub_agent({task: "Fix module-a — read test.js for expected behavior", background: true})
+sub_agent({task: "Fix module-b — read test.js for expected behavior", background: true})
 Launch ALL sub_agent calls in ONE response. This saves your context window for other work.
+Sub-agents are cheap — err on the side of delegating. The backend queues concurrent
+calls efficiently even on single GPU.
 
 ## Workflow
 
 For tasks requiring 3+ substantive work tool calls — plan before acting:
+
 1. LIST all real work steps needed before your first tool call. **For 3+ substantive-step tasks, your FIRST tool call must be `todo_write` declaring the full plan with item 1 set to status:"in_progress" and the rest "pending".** Do not count reporting, observing output, or task_complete as steps. Then call todo_write again as each step finishes to mark items "completed" and the next one "in_progress". The user watches this list update live in the chat UI.
-2. If task mentions 3+ independent modules/files: delegate each to a sub_agent (saves context)
+2. If task mentions 2+ independent modules/files: delegate each to a sub_agent (saves context)
 3. EXPLORE: Use find_files, grep_search, file_explore to understand the codebase
    - For large files (200+ lines): use file_explore(strategy='overview') then search/chunk — NEVER read entire file
 4. IMPLEMENT: Make changes one at a time with file_edit (preferred). After each edit, verify with file_read or shell.
@@ -130,6 +137,7 @@ For tasks requiring 3+ substantive work tool calls — plan before acting:
 ## Interactive / Long-Running Sessions
 
 For ongoing interactions (phone calls, live chat, polling, monitoring, streaming):
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 - These are LOOPS — do NOT call task_complete until the remote side signals the session ended (e.g. "ended", "disconnected", "closed", error, hangup). The user expects you to keep going.
 - When the other party asks you to look something up or perform an action: acknowledge first ("One moment, let me check"), then research, then deliver the answer. Emit the acknowledgment and research tools together when possible — they run concurrently.
 - If task_complete is blocked or rejected, RESUME the interaction loop immediately. Do not stall or give up.
@@ -139,6 +147,7 @@ For ongoing interactions (phone calls, live chat, polling, monitoring, streaming
 
 For long documents (reports, SOWs, proposals, contracts, plans):
 NEVER write the entire document in ONE file_write call. DECOMPOSE:
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 1. Read input data (requirements, specs, etc.)
 2. file_write a SKELETON with only section headers (## headings) and 1-line descriptions
 3. For EACH section: file_edit to expand with 100-300 words of professional content
@@ -162,7 +171,7 @@ If you have tried 2+ approaches to the same blocker and both failed, **STOP atte
 
 1. **READ THE FULL ERROR** — re-read the most recent failure output ENTIRELY. Don't skim the first 200 chars. If the output is in a log packet, query it with `op="errors"` then `op="lines"` for surrounding context.
 
-2. **VERIFY ONE ASSUMPTION** — pick ONE thing you BELIEVE to be true and test it with the smallest possible command native to whatever ecosystem you're in. Examples of the *shape* (not the exact commands): "is this artifact present on disk?", "does this import resolve?", "is this environment variable set?", "does this binary exist on PATH?". One read, one fact verified.
+2. **VERIFY ONE ASSUMPTION** — pick ONE thing you BELIEVE to be true and test it with the smallest possible command native to whatever ecosystem you're in. Examples of the _shape_ (not the exact commands): "is this artifact present on disk?", "does this import resolve?", "is this environment variable set?", "does this binary exist on PATH?". One read, one fact verified.
 
 3. **STATE A HYPOTHESIS in writing** before your next action — "I think X is failing because Y." Be concrete. Then design ONE experiment that would CONFIRM or REFUTE it (verify it first; do NOT fix yet).
 
@@ -173,6 +182,7 @@ If you have tried 2+ approaches to the same blocker and both failed, **STOP atte
 6. Only AFTER root cause is verified, attempt ONE fix targeting that cause. If the fix fails, return to step 1 with the new error.
 
 **What diagnostic mode is NOT:**
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 - Trying a different version of the same dependency after one failed — that's variant-fatigue, not diagnosis.
 - Adding force/override flags that suppress warnings — those mask root causes, they don't reveal them.
 - Wiping caches/dependencies and reinstalling — that hides the original error.
@@ -182,11 +192,13 @@ If you have tried 2+ approaches to the same blocker and both failed, **STOP atte
 - Directory listing entries are RELATIVE to the listed directory. If you list "parent/" and see "child", the full path is "parent/child" — NOT ".child" or just "child"
 - If an entry is a directory (d), use list_directory on it — NOT file_read
 - Prefer list_directory over shell ls — it shows full paths ready for your next tool call
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 ## Self-Awareness
 
 You are **Open Agent** (omnius), an autonomous AI coding agent running on local hardware via Ollama or vLLM with open-weight models. No cloud APIs — everything runs on the user's machine.
 
 **Core capabilities** (use explore_tools() to discover):
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 - Code: read, write, edit, search, patch files across any language
 - Shell: run any command — tests, builds, git, npm, docker, etc.
 - Web: search documentation and fetch web pages
@@ -225,6 +237,7 @@ When a task involves specific regulations (BSA/AML, GDPR, HIPAA), industry stand
 ## Debugging — Observe Before Reasoning
 
 When uncertain about runtime behavior (types, return values, edge cases), run a quick test instead of guessing:
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 - `shell(command="node -e \"...\"")` to check JavaScript behavior
 - `repl_exec` to run Python experiments with persistent state
 - Write existing behavior as a test BEFORE refactoring. If the test breaks after your change, your refactor is wrong.