pi-herdsman 0.10.0 → 0.10.1

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package/SKILL.md CHANGED
@@ -57,10 +57,11 @@ an in-flight model or tool operation; Pi may queue it until the current
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  operation reaches a safe boundary.
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  Use interrupt only when the current in-flight operation itself must be
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- abandoned. Interrupt is preemptive: it cancels the current Pi operation and
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- continues the same assignment with the required replacement message. Do not
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- interrupt merely because an agent is slow or marked stale; inactivity is
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- advisory and does not prove a hang.
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+ abandoned. Interrupt is preemptive: it cancels the current Pi operation,
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+ supersedes any earlier steering that Pi has not yet delivered, and continues
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+ the same assignment with the required replacement message. Do not interrupt
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+ merely because an agent is slow or marked stale; inactivity is advisory and
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+ does not prove a hang.
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  Use reply only to answer a valid outstanding ask_owner question. Use close only
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  for intentional teardown or abandonment.
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  See [Recovery](docs/guides/recovery.md) for operator procedures and the
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  [`agent` API](docs/reference/agent.md) for the exact machine contract.
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+ ## Health attention and turn completion
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+ End a turn with unresolved agent work only when that work can still make
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+ progress without the owner, or Herdsman is reconciling a durable transition
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+ that can produce a future result or attention event. If an attention event
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+ requires owner action, handle it before returning to passive waiting. If an
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+ inactivity advisory appears healthy or legitimately long-running, leave it
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+ alone and end the turn; Herdsman will reconcile it again.
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+ Health reconciliation is event-driven with a 30-second fallback scan. Actionable
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+ health attention is sent only to the exact direct owner and is based on freshly
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+ reconciled state. Persistent state-specific attention may repeat while the
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+ condition remains unresolved. Reminder timing is process-local and advisory;
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+ restarting Herdsman can cause an unresolved condition to be reminded again.
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+ The first stale advisory remains at ten minutes without qualifying execution
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+ progress. Persistent attention repeats approximately `5m → 2m30s → 1m15s →
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+ 1m` with 30-second scan granularity. Stale attention is advisory, not proof of
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+ a hang. Lost and delivered `ask_owner` attention retain their existing message
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+ identity, while `result_error`, external runtime `blocked`, old unacknowledged
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+ handoffs, and physical `unknown` use generic attention. An unresolved
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+ unacknowledged request must not be duplicated or resubmitted: retained work is
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+ not proof of non-delivery.
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+ Use the event's current `available_actions` as advisory snapshot authority;
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+ every action revalidates identity, ownership, and lifecycle. Use `transcript`
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+ for persisted conversation and tool evidence, and `inspect` for live
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+ terminal/process evidence. `steer` is cooperative and non-preemptive;
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+ `interrupt` cancels the current operation, supersedes earlier steering Pi has
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+ not yet delivered, and continues the same assignment.
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+ Do not add automatic interrupt, close, restart, or redelegation. Physical
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+ `unknown` remains fail-closed, has no mutation actions, and receives at most one
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+ attention event per unresolved episode. `settling` alone is not a generic
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+ attention condition. A live runtime blocked condition is distinct from a
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+ delegating parent that is merely waiting for its direct children.
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  ## Chief and staff
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  Ordinary leads own their complete herd, including every agent beneath them. The