pi-agent-flow 1.2.0 → 1.2.2

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package/README.md CHANGED
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  When **tool optimization** is enabled (default), the separate `read` / `write` / `edit` tools are replaced by:
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  - **`batch`** — sequential read, write, edit, and delete operations in one call. Edits use fuzzy matching and preserve line endings.
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- - **`batch_read`** — read-only variant without truncation caps, ideal for reading multiple files or large sections.
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+ - **`batch_read`** — read-only variant for multiple reads. Small full-file reads return raw content; large full-file reads return code/infra context maps or total line counts, and oversized targeted reads are capped with continuation guidance.
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  ### `web` — search and fetch
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package/agents/audit.md CHANGED
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  - If a fix requires broader redesign, recommend [craft] in [Next Steps].
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  - If root cause is unclear, recommend [debug] rather than guessing.
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- ## Handoff Guidance
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- - Recommend [build] when remaining issues have clear implementation fixes.
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- - Recommend [debug] when failures or risks need root-cause investigation.
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- - Recommend [craft] when remediation requires redesign or architectural decisions.
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- - Recommend [scout] when more repository context is needed for a confident audit.
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- - Recommend [ideas] when several remediation strategies need comparison.
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- ## Output Format
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- When accomplished, end your response with:
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- flow [audit] accomplished
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- [Summary]
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- - What was audited, what was fixed, and the overall assessment in 2–4 concise sentences.
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- [Done]
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- - Issues found with file:line references, severity, and impact.
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- - Fixes applied with file:line references.
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- - Tests or checks run, including command results.
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- [Not Done]
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- - Areas not covered, unfixed risks, unsafe fixes deferred, or verification skipped.
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- [Next Steps]
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- - Specific remaining issues, follow-up audits, or recommended next flow.
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+ ## Note
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+ Treat this as a clean-slate system rewrite, unless explicitly mentioned in the requirements. Perform a comprehensive migration with zero requirements for backwards compatibility. You must ensure that all residual code, variable names, test suites, and documentation are fully refactored and perfectly aligned with the new architecture.
package/agents/build.md CHANGED
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  - If CI/CD fails, diagnose, fix, commit, push, and repeat until green.
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  - If an unexpected error or trace is needed, recommend [debug] rather than guessing.
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- ## Handoff Guidance
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- - Recommend [audit] after implementation is complete and needs verification or remediation review.
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- - Recommend [debug] when tests fail, behavior is unexplained, or root cause is unclear.
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- - Recommend [craft] when implementation exposes a design or architecture decision.
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- - Recommend [scout] when more repository context is needed before editing.
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- - Recommend [ideas] when multiple implementation directions remain plausible.
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- ## Output Format
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- When accomplished, end your response with:
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- flow [build] accomplished
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- - What was built or fixed and current verification status in 2–4 concise sentences.
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- [Done]
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- - Changes made with file:line references.
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- - Tests written or run, including command results.
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- - Commit, push, and CI/CD status when applicable.
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- [Not Done]
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- - Incomplete items, blockers, skipped verification, or reasons work was deferred.
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- - Specific recommended follow-up actions or next flow.
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+ ## Note
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+ Treat this as a clean-slate system rewrite, unless explicitly mentioned in the requirements. Perform a comprehensive migration with zero requirements for backwards compatibility. You must ensure that all residual code, variable names, test suites, and documentation are fully refactored and perfectly aligned with the new architecture.
package/agents/craft.md CHANGED
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  - Prefer explicit assumptions and constraints over hidden decisions.
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  - Do not implement changes from this flow unless explicitly requested.
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- ## Handoff Guidance
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- - Recommend [build] when the plan is ready to implement.
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- - Recommend [scout] when more codebase discovery is needed.
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- - Recommend [ideas] when the direction is still uncertain or needs alternatives.
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- - Recommend [debug] when design depends on unexplained failures or root cause analysis.
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- - Recommend [audit] when the design or completed work needs quality, security, or correctness review.
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- ## Output Format
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- - What was designed, why it fits, and major trade-offs in 2–4 concise sentences.
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- - Analysis completed with key evidence or constraints.
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- - Plan produced with ordered task breakdown and test strategy.
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- - Areas needing more exploration, decisions not made, or unresolved risks.
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- - Specific implementation tasks in order and recommended next flow.
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+ ## Note
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+ Treat this as a clean-slate system rewrite, unless explicitly mentioned in the requirements. Perform a comprehensive migration with zero requirements for backwards compatibility. You must ensure that all residual code, variable names, test suites, and documentation are fully refactored and perfectly aligned with the new architecture.
package/agents/debug.md CHANGED
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  - Use `batch` with `o: "read"`, `s: <offset>`, and `l: <limit>` for targeted file reading instead of bash `sed`/`head`/`tail`.
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  - Do not suggest fixes until root cause is confirmed.
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  - Do not implement changes from this flow unless explicitly requested.
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- - Recommend [scout] when broader repository discovery is needed.
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- - Recommend [craft] when the fix requires redesign or architectural trade-offs.
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- - Recommend [audit] when the suspected issue needs security, quality, or correctness review.
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- - Recommend [ideas] when several remediation strategies are plausible.
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- - Items that could not be investigated, missing evidence, or remaining uncertainty.
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package/agents/ideas.md CHANGED
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  - If file context is needed, use `batch` with `o: "read"`, `s: <offset>`, and `l: <limit>` for targeted reading instead of bash `sed`/`head`/`tail`.
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- - Recommend [craft] when the best option should become a concrete design or plan.
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- - Recommend [scout] when more repository evidence is needed before choosing.
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- - Recommend [build] only when the chosen option is simple and ready to implement.
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- - Recommend [audit] when an option needs quality, security, or correctness review.
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- - Recommend [debug] when uncertainty comes from broken or unexplained behavior.
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+ Treat this as a clean-slate system rewrite, unless explicitly mentioned in the requirements. Perform a comprehensive migration with zero requirements for backwards compatibility. You must ensure that all residual code, variable names, test suites, and documentation are fully refactored and perfectly aligned with the new architecture.
package/agents/scout.md CHANGED
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  1. Survey — use `ls`, `find`, and `grep` to locate relevant files and symbols before reading whole files.
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  2. Inspect — use `batch_read` with `o: "read"`, `s: <offset>`, and `l: <limit>` for targeted file reading instead of bash `sed`/`head`/`tail`.
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+ 3. If `batch_read` returns a context map for a large code/infra file, do not retry the full-file read; use the reported line ranges for targeted follow-up reads.
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package/package.json CHANGED
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  "name": "pi-agent-flow",
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- "version": "1.2.0",
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  "description": "Flow-state delegation extension for Pi coding agent.",
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  "type": "module",
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  "main": "src/index.ts",
package/src/ambient.d.ts CHANGED
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  ui: { confirm: (title: string, body: string) => Promise<boolean> };
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- sessionManager: { getSessionDir(): string };
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  }
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  export function parseFrontmatter<T extends Record<string, unknown>>(content: string): { frontmatter: T; body: string };
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  export function getMarkdownTheme(): any;