pi-herdsman 0.13.1 → 0.14.0

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package/README.md CHANGED
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  [![Platforms](https://img.shields.io/badge/platforms-Linux%20%7C%20macOS%20%7C%20Windows-blue)](https://github.com/boadij/pi-herdsman/actions/workflows/validate.yml)
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  [![License](https://img.shields.io/npm/l/pi-herdsman)](LICENSE)
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- **Asynchronous [Pi](https://github.com/earendil-works/pi) subagents and agent fleet orchestration with nested delegation, parallel execution, and supervision in [herdr](https://github.com/herdrdev/herdr).**
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+ **Asynchronous [Pi](https://github.com/earendil-works/pi) subagents and agent fleet orchestration for parallel coding agents with nested delegation, background work, and supervision in [herdr](https://github.com/herdrdev/herdr).**
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  Keep the conversation. Delegate the work.
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- Pi Herdsman is a Pi extension for asynchronous subagents. Delegate coding
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- tasks to managed background agents running in independent Pi sessions while
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- the lead conversation stays interactive. Run agents in parallel, nest
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- delegation, steer active agents, route questions and results back to their
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- owning agent, and supervise multiple leads through one coordinated hierarchy.
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+ Pi Herdsman is a Pi extension for asynchronous subagents and multi-agent
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+ coding. Delegate coding tasks to managed background agents running in
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+ independent Pi sessions while the lead conversation stays interactive. Run
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+ coding agents in parallel, nest delegation, steer active agents, route
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+ questions and results back to their owning agent, and supervise multiple leads
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+ through one coordinated hierarchy.
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+ Use it in an existing Pi/herdr setup or deploy the SSH-ready container as a
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+ portable remote coding-agent environment. [herdr Machines](https://herdr.dev/docs/connecting-machines/)
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+ can bring local and remote workspaces and agents into one herdr window over
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+ normal SSH.
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  Pi Herdsman calls its managed subagents **agents**.
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  Agent definitions, models, tools, extensions, and development process remain up
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  to you.
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- Chief supervision is separate from ownership:
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- ```text
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- chief
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- ├─ herd A / lead A
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- │ └─ agents...
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- └─ herd B / lead B
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- └─ agents...
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- ```
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  ## Demo
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  ![Pi Herdsman delegating a coding task to an asynchronous subagent while the lead Pi session remains interactive.](docs/assets/demo.gif)
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  ## Install
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+ ### Existing Pi / herdr
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  ```sh
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  pi install npm:pi-herdsman
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  herdr integration install pi
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  pi
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  ```
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+ ### Docker / remote machine
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+ For a self-contained, SSH-ready remote coding-agent environment, see
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+ [Container deployment](docs/guides/container-deployment.md).
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+ Once normal SSH access works, the same container can be saved as a herdr
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+ machine:
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+ ```sh
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+ herdr machine add ssh://herdsman@host:2222 --label my-herd
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+ ```
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+ A host defined in normal SSH configuration can be used directly instead.
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+ ## Try it
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  Ask Pi normally:
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  ```text
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  /chief
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+ Chief supervision is separate from ownership:
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+ ```text
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+ chief
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+ ├─ herd A / lead A
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+ │ └─ agents...
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+ └─ herd B / lead B
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+ └─ agents...
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+ ```
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  Leave chief mode with:
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  ```text
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  - Pi `>=0.87.0 <0.88.0` (supported)
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  - Node `>=22.19.0`
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- CI validates Node 22.19.0 with the locked dependency set.
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+ Package CI validates the minimum supported Node 22.19.0 runtime. The container
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+ separately ships and validates Node 26.
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  Install or refresh the herdr Pi integration:
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package/SKILL.md CHANGED
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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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+ requires owner action, handle it before returning to passive waiting. For stale
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+ inactivity, use evidence attached to the first attention event before judging
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+ health. If that evidence is absent or insufficient, perform at most one bounded
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+ diagnostic read before returning to passive waiting. Repeated reminders for the
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+ same stale episode do not by themselves justify another read. If the evidence
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+ shows healthy or legitimately long-running work, leave it alone.
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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