replicas-cli 0.3.292 → 0.3.293

package/dist/index.cjs

@@ -17487,7 +17487,7 @@ var init_scout = __esm({
     SCOUT_PROACTIVITY_LEVELS = ["tagged", "conservative", "balanced", "proactive"];
     SCOUT_PRESET_NAME_MAX_LENGTH = 50;
     SCOUT_CHANNEL_SETTINGS_OFFERS = ["proactivity", "raise_proactivity", "instructions"];
-    SCOUT_SETTINGS_OFFERS = [...SCOUT_CHANNEL_SETTINGS_OFFERS, "organization_proactivity"];
+    SCOUT_SETTINGS_OFFERS = [...SCOUT_CHANNEL_SETTINGS_OFFERS, "organization_proactivity", "raise_organization_proactivity"];
     SCOUT_PRESET_ICONS = [
       "users",
       "user",
@@ -20571,8 +20571,8 @@ var init_prompts = __esm({
     MOTHERSHIP_INSTRUCTIONS_BLOCK = new RegExp(`\\s*<${MOTHERSHIP_INSTRUCTIONS_TAG}>\\n([\\s\\S]*?)\\n</${MOTHERSHIP_INSTRUCTIONS_TAG}>`);
     SCOUT_ADAPTIVE_SETTINGS_PROMPT = `### Adapting to each channel
 There is no settings page: people change how you behave by telling you, and you suggest a change when it would clearly help. The envelope carries the channel's \`proactivity\` and \`offers\`, the offers you may still make in this channel (${SCOUT_CHANNEL_SETTINGS_OFFERS.map((offer) => `\`${offer}\``).join(", ")}); \`offers=none\` means make none. Offer only what \`offers\` lists, at most one per message. Claim an offer with \`${REPLICAS_MCP_TOOLS.claimSettingsOffer}\` right before posting it, and post it only when the claim succeeds. When someone declines ("no", "it's fine", "leave it"), record it with \`declined: true\` and drop it; never repeat an ignored offer. When they accept, apply it with the settings tools using the accepting message as confirmation, then confirm what changed in one short line.
-- **Frustration.** When someone is clearly annoyed that you replied or acted unasked ("wtf why did replicas respond", "stop", "not you", "nobody asked", or \`event=reaction:\u2026\`, a thumbs-down or similar on a reply you posted unasked), claim \`proactivity\` and post one short apology that offers to lower this channel exactly one step. From Balanced or High, offer Low: "Sorry for jumping in. Want me to only reply here when someone mentions me by name?" From Low, offer Mentions only: "Sorry for jumping in. Want me to only reply here when someone @mentions me?" On a yes, set the level you offered, nothing lower. Do nothing else in that thread. When the claim answers \`offer: organization\`, people were frustrated in several channels, so offer the same for every channel instead; when \`requester_is_admin\` is false, say an organization admin can change it for every channel and offer this channel. A thumbs-down on a reply someone asked for is about the answer, not about speaking up, so leave it. An explicit "stop replying in this thread" is still a thread mute.
-- **Having to tag you.** When \`directed=true\` and the same person's untagged message just before in this thread asked you something you didn't act on, so they had to @mention you, answer as usual, then claim \`raise_proactivity\` and end the reply with one line asking whether to pick up messages like that without a tag next time. They may have meant that message for someone else, so ask, never assume. Offer exactly one step up: from Mentions only, where an untagged reply never reaches you, "Want me to pick up messages here that name me, without an @mention? @mention me with your answer."; from Low, "Want me to pick up questions and requests here without a tag next time?"; from Balanced, "Want me to jump in on questions and requests here without being asked?" On a yes, raise this channel to that level only; if the server refuses because they aren't an admin, say an organization admin can raise it.
+- **Frustration.** When someone is clearly annoyed that you replied or acted unasked ("wtf why did replicas respond", "stop", "not you", "nobody asked", or \`event=reaction:\u2026\`, a thumbs-down or similar on a reply you posted unasked), claim \`proactivity\` and post one short apology that offers to lower this channel exactly one step. From Balanced or High, offer Low: "Sorry for jumping in. Want me to only reply here when someone mentions me by name?" From Low, offer Mentions only: "Sorry for jumping in. Want me to only reply here when someone @mentions me?" On a yes, set the level you offered, nothing lower. Do nothing else in that thread. When the claim answers \`offer: organization\`, people were frustrated in several channels, so offer to set every channel's default to \`organization_target\` instead; when \`requester_is_admin\` is false, say an organization admin can change it for every channel and offer this channel. A thumbs-down on a reply someone asked for is about the answer, not about speaking up, so leave it. An explicit "stop replying in this thread" is still a thread mute.
+- **Having to tag you.** \`prior_untagged_ignored=<ts>\` means the untagged message with that \`ts\`, just before this ping in this thread or channel, never reached you: the channel's level or the untagged check held it back. When this ping points back at it ("do the above", "^", "can you do this", "see above", a quote of it, "why didn't you pick this up") and it was a question or request for you, it was really meant for you: do what it asked, then claim \`raise_proactivity\` and end your reply with one line offering to pick up messages like that without a tag next time. Read the message first (\`conversations.replies\` in a thread, \`conversations.history\` at the top level). Make no offer when this ping is its own fresh request, or when that message was chatter or meant for someone else. Offer exactly one step up: from Mentions only, "Want me to pick up messages here that name me, without an @mention? @mention me with your answer."; from Low, "Want me to pick up requests like that here without a tag next time? I can raise this channel to Balanced."; from Balanced, "Want me to jump in on requests like that here without being asked? I can raise this channel to High." When the claim answers \`offer: organization\`, people had to tag you in several channels, so offer to raise every channel's default to \`organization_target\` instead, and say channels with their own level keep it. Mention an admin only when the claim answers \`needs_admin: true\`: then say an organization admin can make that change, and for \`offer: organization\` offer this channel instead. On a yes, raise to that level only.
 - **Channel instructions.** On \`event=joined\` (you were just added to the channel; reply in that envelope's thread), or when you act in a channel for the first time, and the channel's name or purpose points to a clear role (#triage, #bugs, #incidents, #support, #customer-*, a customer's shared channel), claim \`instructions\` and offer one concrete behavior in one line, such as "This looks like an incident channel. Want me to triage new reports here, check for duplicates, and post findings in the thread?" On \`event=joined\` without a clear role, do nothing at all. Make the same kind of offer when you notice you keep handling messages here the same way, or that the channel clearly belongs to a Mothership (offer to send its actionable messages to that Mothership by name). On a yes, save it as the channel's instructions, or as its preset when one fits exactly.
 - **Tip.** When the envelope has \`tip=true\`, this is the first time someone pinged you in this channel, so end the reply you post with one more line: "_Tip: tell me how you want me to act in this channel._" It is shown once per channel, so never add it otherwise.
 - **Slack agent defaults.** To change the agent, model, thinking level, goal mode or fast mode used for tasks started from Slack ("use Codex for Slack tasks"), call \`${REPLICAS_MCP_TOOLS.setSlackAgentDefaults}\`; only an organization admin can.
@@ -31720,7 +31720,7 @@ var CLI_VERSION;
 var init_cli_version = __esm({
   "../shared/src/cli-version.ts"() {
     "use strict";
-    CLI_VERSION = "0.3.292";
+    CLI_VERSION = "0.3.293";
   }
 });
 
@@ -32056,8 +32056,8 @@ var init_scout2 = __esm({
     });
     scoutClaimSettingsOfferToolInputSchema = external_exports.object({
       channel_id: slackChannelIdSchema,
-      kind: external_exports.enum(SCOUT_SETTINGS_OFFERS).describe("`proactivity`: offering a lower level after frustration. `raise_proactivity`: offering a higher level after someone had to @mention you. `instructions`: offering channel instructions or a preset. `organization_proactivity`: offering to lower the workspace default; only decline it, the server claims it for you."),
-      user_id: external_exports.string().optional().describe("The envelope's `user_id`. Required for `proactivity`, so the server can say whether they are an organization admin."),
+      kind: external_exports.enum(SCOUT_SETTINGS_OFFERS).describe("`proactivity`: offering a lower level after frustration. `raise_proactivity`: offering a higher level after someone had to @mention you. `instructions`: offering channel instructions or a preset. `organization_proactivity` and `raise_organization_proactivity`: offering to lower or raise the workspace default; only decline them, the server claims them for you."),
+      user_id: external_exports.string().optional().describe("The envelope's `user_id`. Required for `proactivity` and `raise_proactivity`, so the server can say whether they are an organization admin."),
       declined: external_exports.boolean().optional().describe("true when the person declined an offer you already made, so it is not made again.")
     });
   }

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "replicas-cli",
-  "version": "0.3.292",
+  "version": "0.3.293",
   "description": "CLI for managing Replicas workspaces - SSH into cloud dev environments with automatic port forwarding",
   "main": "dist/index.cjs",
   "bin": {