omnius 1.0.758 → 1.0.760

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package/dist/index.js CHANGED
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  "Allowing an autonomous agent to invoke it without an explicit user action"
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+ {
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+ "id": "command.agents",
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+ "kind": "command",
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+ "title": "/agents",
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+ "summary": "Open the agent command center",
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+ "aliases": [
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+ "/agents",
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+ "agents"
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+ ],
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+ "keywords": [
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+ "command",
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+ "core",
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+ "agents"
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+ ],
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+ "maturity": "stable",
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+ "layer": "interface",
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+ "audiences": [
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+ "user",
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+ "coding-agent",
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+ "integrator"
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+ "interfaces": [
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+ {
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+ "type": "tui",
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+ "target": "/agents"
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+ },
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+ "type": "rest",
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+ "target": "/v1/commands/agents"
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+ "type": "gateway-command",
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+ "target": "/agents"
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+ "type": "agent-tool-command",
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+ "target": "/agents"
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+ "references": [
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+ "type": "source",
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+ "target": "packages/cli/src/tui/command-registry.ts",
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+ "relation": "registry"
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+ "signatures": [
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+ {
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+ "signature": "/agents",
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+ "description": "Open the agent command center"
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+ "subcommands": [],
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+ "implementation_status": "implemented",
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+ "surfaces": {
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+ "tui": true,
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+ "rest": true,
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+ "gateway": true,
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+ "agentTool": true
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+ "safety": {
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+ "userOnly": false,
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+ "destructive": false,
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+ "networked": false,
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+ "secretBearing": false,
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+ "profileGated": false
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+ },
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  "id": "command.apikey",
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  "id": "guide.work-orders-runtime-health-remediation-wo-04-canonical-projection-evidence-uppercase",
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  "kind": "guide",
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  "title": "WO-04 / Hermes H4 Canonical Projection Evidence",
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- "summary": "canonical projection after memory compilation and context admission. verifier, steering, accepted-receipt, closeout, controller, and operational work-graph signals. It does not receive an empty placeholder signal list. schema has a hard 8,000-byte ceiling. Both limits use the final materialized request and are recorded in the canonical trace. Conversation-pr",
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+ "summary": "canonical projection after memory compilation and context admission. verifier, steering, accepted-receipt, closeout, controller, and operational work-graph signals. It does not receive an empty placeholder signal list. progressive exposure for relevance but have no fixed aggregate schema ceiling by default; constrained-provider callers may explicitly opt int",
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package/docs/DISCOVERY.md CHANGED
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  | ID | Title | Summary |
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  | --- | --- | --- |
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  | `command.access` | /access | Show access policy and host binding |
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+ | `command.agents` | /agents | Open the agent command center |
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  | `command.apikey` | /apikey | Show current API key (for pasting into Web UI / clients) |
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  | `command.approve` | /approve | Approve a pending gateway/admin action |
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  | `command.background` | /background | Run a prompt in an independent background session |
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  | `guide.work-orders-runtime-health-remediation-wo-03-workboard-failure-lifecycle-evidence-uppercase` | WO-03 Workboard and Failure Lifecycle Closure Evidence | This closure covers the remaining WO-03 lifecycle gaps: |
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  | `guide.work-orders-runtime-health-remediation-wo-03-workboard-failure-lifecycle-v2-uppercase` | WO-03: Workboard and Failure Lifecycle V2 | Status: deterministic acceptance complete Evidence: workboard and failure lifecycle receipt Risk: high, because false evidence rejection and stale failures prevent closure Depends on: WO-00 |
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  | `guide.work-orders-runtime-health-remediation-wo-04-canonical-context-projection-uppercase` | WO-04: Canonical Context Projection and Tool-Schema Budget | Status: deterministic acceptance complete Evidence: canonical production projection receipt Risk: critical, because the model receives redundant and truncated control state Depends on: WO-00, WO-03 |
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- | `guide.work-orders-runtime-health-remediation-wo-04-canonical-projection-evidence-uppercase` | WO-04 / Hermes H4 Canonical Projection Evidence | canonical projection after memory compilation and context admission. verifier, steering, accepted-receipt, closeout, controller, and operational work-graph signals. It does not receive an empty placeholder signal list. schema has a hard 8,000-byte ceiling. Both limits use the final materialized request and are recorded in the canonical trace. Conversation-pr |
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+ | `guide.work-orders-runtime-health-remediation-wo-04-canonical-projection-evidence-uppercase` | WO-04 / Hermes H4 Canonical Projection Evidence | canonical projection after memory compilation and context admission. verifier, steering, accepted-receipt, closeout, controller, and operational work-graph signals. It does not receive an empty placeholder signal list. progressive exposure for relevance but have no fixed aggregate schema ceiling by default; constrained-provider callers may explicitly opt int |
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  | `guide.work-orders-runtime-health-remediation-wo-05-completion-readiness-authority-uppercase` | WO-05: Completion Readiness Authority | Status: deterministic acceptance complete Evidence: main-TUI and completion-authority confirmation Risk: critical, because current completion evidence is advisory Depends on: WO-03, WO-04 |
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  | `guide.work-orders-runtime-health-remediation-wo-06-durable-telegram-intake-health-uppercase` | WO-06: Durable Telegram Intake, Poll Health, and Exact-Once Replay | Status: deterministic acceptance complete Evidence: Telegram continuity, routing, polling, and shutdown receipt Risk: critical, because current offsets can outrun durable intake Depends on: WO-00, WO-01 |
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  | `guide.work-orders-runtime-health-remediation-wo-07-controlled-load-evidence-uppercase` | WO-07 deterministic controlled-load evidence | The gate uses only temporary fixture processes, loopback mock HTTP, in-memory queues, and fake clocks. It does not call an external network, generate model tokens, load a model, inspect or reserve a GPU, install software, or mutate a running broker, Telegram bridge, or daemon service. |
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  - [x] Supply real typed signals to the production canonical projection.
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  - [x] Enforce a production request budget of at most 40,000 input tokens.
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- - [x] Enforce a production inline tool-schema budget of at most 8,000
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+ - [x] Use progressive tool exposure to keep the inline set relevant without a
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  - [x] Keep only a minimal always-inline tool set.
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  - [x] Promote deferred tools from explicit capability or action contracts.
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  - The projection receives real typed goal, constraint, todo/workboard, action,
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- - The final request has a hard 40,000-input-token ceiling. The final inline
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- schema has a hard 8,000-byte ceiling. Both limits use the final materialized
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+ - The final request has a hard 40,000-input-token ceiling. Inline tools use
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+ progressive exposure for relevance but have no fixed aggregate schema
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+ one. Final materialized schema size remains recorded in the canonical trace.
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  - Exact byte-equivalent stable policy copies collapse to one retained entry.
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  The 174-test main runner suite includes deterministic no-progress termination,
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+ default schema projection, typed promotion TTL/demotion, exact policy
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  "description": "AI coding agent powered by open-source models (Ollama/vLLM) — interactive TUI with agentic tool-calling loop",
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+ ## Delegation judgment
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+ - Delegate bounded independent branches when isolated context reduces interference or parallel evidence shortens the critical path.
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+ - For required results, issue independent foreground agent calls together so the runtime can safely batch them.
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+ - Use background agents only when parent work can continue without their result.
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+ - Give each child an objective, evidence, scope, constraints, expected result, and stop condition.
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+ - Assign disjoint ownership for mutations.
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