sessionpipe 0.12.0 → 0.13.0

package/README.md

@@ -72,17 +72,36 @@ is missing or doesn't match, the session doesn't start.
 
 One daemon per computer holds one long-poll per receiver and delivers each message the
 cheapest way the session allows: to `sessionpipe wait` parked in the session's
-background (in place, ~60 ms, no network), at the session's next Stop if it is
-mid-turn, through the Agent SDK for a session it started (if the SDK is installed), or
-as a headless `claude -p --resume` (a `--fork-session` copy when a live process holds
-it). A session stays reachable in place with zero idle turns by running, as a
-background command with the longest timeout it can (Claude Code: raise
-`BASH_MAX_TIMEOUT_MS`, else a background command is stopped after 2 hours at most):
+background (in place, ~60 ms, no network), at the session's next Stop if it is mid-turn,
+through its channel if it has one (below), into the live session's own inbox if it is
+idle (every Claude Code session on macOS and Linux has one, the Claude app's included;
+the session reads such a message as a teammate's request, so it won't change its
+settings or CLAUDE.md for it), through the Agent SDK for a session it started (if the
+SDK is installed), or as a headless `claude -p --resume` (a `--fork-session` copy when a
+live process holds it and nothing else reaches it). A session stays reachable in place
+with zero idle turns by running, as a background command with the longest timeout it can
+(Claude Code: raise `BASH_MAX_TIMEOUT_MS`, else a background command is stopped after 2
+hours at most):
 
 ```sh
 sessionpipe wait            # Claude Code: the session id comes from CLAUDE_CODE_SESSION_ID
 ```
 
+Or let Claude Code keep the waiter for you, the way its Telegram plugin reaches a
+session: `sessionpipe channel` is a Claude Code channel (an MCP server that pushes
+messages in). It parks for its session the whole time the session runs, and each message
+sent while the session is idle arrives in the session's own thread, in the terminal and
+in the Claude app, as a message from `sessionpipe`, in the session's own permission
+mode, and the session reads it as your own words. Channels are a research preview: a
+channel that isn't on Anthropic's allowlist loads only with
+`--dangerously-load-development-channels`, which asks once at startup, and a session the
+Claude app starts through `claude remote-control` can't be given one yet.
+
+```sh
+claude mcp add --scope user sessionpipe -- sessionpipe channel
+claude --dangerously-load-development-channels server:sessionpipe
+```
+
 The waiter and next-Stop modes work in any Claude Code session that runs your hooks,
 the Claude desktop app's included, and need nothing else. The Agent SDK, resume and fork
 modes run the `claude` command, which has its own login (`claude auth login`); the
@@ -178,6 +197,29 @@ a signed `pool` command; turning it on or off, removing or reordering accounts,
 finishing a sign-in need a fresh confirm with your passkey or device key, never a day
 grant alone. `sessionpipe uninstall` runs `pool off` first.
 
+### Agents that ask agents
+
+A session can hand a task to another agent on this machine and get the answer back:
+`sessionpipe ask codex "review the diff on this branch"` runs Codex headlessly, waits,
+and prints its reply on stdout (the child's id and progress on stderr), so Claude Code
+can use Codex for a review, Codex can ask Gemini, and any harness with a shell can use
+any other. The request never leaves the machine: it goes over the daemon's local socket
+(the one `wait` uses), the daemon runs the agent in an allowed folder at `safe` (or
+`read`; never wider than the machine's mode), caps it as it caps a start, and stops a
+chain at two deep. Both
+sessions' events say what happened (`delegation.started` / `delegation.ended` on the
+asker, `delegated_by` on the answerer). A receiver can do the same from outside with
+`reply_to` on a `start` or a `prompt`: the answer comes back into that session as a
+message. `sessionpipe ask on` turns it on, with or without a receiver; `sessionpipe ask
+setup` tells Claude Code and Codex the command exists, in their own instruction files,
+since hooks never inject anything.
+
+```sh
+sessionpipe ask on                                        # once; the daemon runs as a service
+sessionpipe ask codex "review the diff on this branch"    # from inside any session; the answer is stdout
+sessionpipe ask status                                    # on or off, the daemon, the agents it can ask
+```
+
 ## Updates
 
 The control daemon keeps its own copy current. About a minute after it starts, and then

package/dist/ask.d.ts

@@ -0,0 +1,40 @@
+export declare const ASK_HELP = "  sessionpipe ask <agent|harness:id> \"<task>\" [--cwd DIR] [--permission read|safe] [--model M] [--json] [--quiet]\n                                                   (hand a task to another agent here; its answer comes back on stdout;\n                                                    `--text -` reads the task from stdin, words after `--` are the task)\n  sessionpipe ask on | off | status                (whether sessions on this machine may ask each other; `on` is the\n                                                    person's to run at the terminal, never a session's)\n  sessionpipe ask setup [--remove]                 (tell Claude Code and Codex the command exists)";
+/** What the asker writes where. `out` is one line on stdout: the answer, or a status
+ *  line of on/off/status/setup. `err` is stderr, raw: progress and what went wrong. */
+export interface AskIo {
+    out: (s?: string) => void;
+    err: (s: string) => void;
+    /** Stdin, whole, for `--text -`. */
+    stdin?: () => string;
+}
+export interface AskOptions {
+    env?: NodeJS.ProcessEnv;
+    /** Where the CLI's dist lives: the service points at its cli.js. */
+    distDir?: string;
+    /** The agents this machine can run headlessly (tests stand in for the PATH walk). */
+    harnesses?: (env: NodeJS.ProcessEnv) => string[];
+}
+/** Run `sessionpipe ask …`; `argv` starts with "ask". Returns the exit code: 0 with the
+ *  answer on stdout, 1 when the daemon refused or the run failed, 2 for a usage error. */
+export declare function askMain(argv: string[], io: AskIo, o?: AskOptions): Promise<number>;
+export declare const ASK_OPEN = "<!-- sessionpipe ask -->";
+export declare const ASK_CLOSE = "<!-- /sessionpipe ask -->";
+/** The section a model reads, between the markers; `agents` is what this machine can run. */
+export declare function askSection(agents: string[]): string;
+/** The files `ask setup` writes: every Claude Code config dir's CLAUDE.md, and Codex's
+ *  AGENTS.md. A file is written when it exists or its harness dir does; a harness that
+ *  isn't here is left alone. */
+export declare function setupFiles(env?: NodeJS.ProcessEnv): string[];
+/** `text` with the section in: replaced in place when one is there, else after what is
+ *  there with one newline between (reversible byte for byte by withoutAskSection). */
+export declare function withAskSection(text: string | null, section: string): string;
+/** `text` without the section and the newline that joined it on: what the file held
+ *  before setup wrote it. Unchanged when there is no section. */
+export declare function withoutAskSection(text: string): string;
+export type SetupDid = "added" | "updated" | "unchanged" | "removed" | "absent" | "skipped";
+/** Write (or take out) the section in every file setupFiles names. */
+export declare function setupAsk(env: NodeJS.ProcessEnv, agents: string[], remove: boolean): {
+    file: string;
+    did: SetupDid;
+}[];
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