superagent-claude 0.1.0 → 0.1.1

package/lib/{main-Br6CBO2s.js → main-DrCQeHQM.js}

@@ -13,9 +13,12 @@ import { DatabaseSync } from "node:sqlite";
 import { checkSync, lockSync } from "proper-lockfile";
 import { fileURLToPath } from "node:url";
 // package.json
-var version = "0.1.0";
+var version = "0.1.1";
 // src/infra/env.ts
-/** Environment for subprocesses: only the inherited whitelist (PATH, HOME, LANG) plus explicitly named variables; the daemon environment is never passed whole. */
+/**
+* Environment for subprocesses: only the inherited whitelist (PATH, HOME, LANG) plus explicitly named variables.
+* The daemon environment is never passed whole.
+*/
 const INHERITED_ENV = [
 	"PATH",
 	"HOME",
@@ -30,7 +33,7 @@ function subprocessEnv(base, explicit = {}) {
 	return Object.assign(result, explicit);
 }
 // src/runtimes/claude/mcp.ts
-/** MCP bridge: exposes the host ToolSpecs as an in-process SDK MCP server named `superagent`, so tool names and argument validation match the host tools exactly. */
+/** Exposes the host ToolSpecs as an in-process SDK MCP server named `superagent`, so names and validation match. */
 const MCP_SERVER = "superagent";
 const mcpToolName = (name) => `mcp__${MCP_SERVER}__${name}`;
 function toolHandler(spec, signal) {
@@ -106,7 +109,7 @@ const SUBAGENT_TYPE = `Only these subagent types are allowed: ${SUBAGENT_TYPES.j
 const SUBAGENT_ISOLATION = "Subagent isolation is not allowed";
 const SUBAGENT_NESTED = "A subagent cannot start another subagent";
 const SUBAGENT_HOST_TOOL = "Host tools are only available to the main worker, not to subagents";
-/** Turns off the CLI's commit and PR attribution in every session through the flag settings layer; settingSources stays as it is (ADR-34). */
+/** Turns off CLI commit and PR attribution through the flag settings layer; settingSources stays as it is. */
 const ATTRIBUTION_OFF = {
 	attribution: {
 		commit: "",
@@ -372,18 +375,16 @@ const LIMITS = {
 	}
 };
 // src/policy/admission.ts
-/** Default admission rules (matching pre-table behavior): unaddressed messages from listed senders are inferred candidates; unlisted senders are ignored. */
 const ADMISSION_DEFAULTS = {
 	listedUnaddressed: "inferred",
 	unlistedAddressed: "ignore",
 	unlistedUnaddressed: "ignore"
 };
 // src/core/model.ts
-/** Stable key of a thread across the whole domain. */
 const threadKey = (ref) => `${ref.source}:${ref.id}`;
 /**
-* Normalizes valid timestamps to `Date#toISOString` form so stored timestamps compare lexicographically in memory and SQL;
-* values that do not parse as a timestamp are returned unchanged.
+* Normalizes valid timestamps to `Date#toISOString` form so stored timestamps compare lexicographically in memory and
+* SQL; values that do not parse as a timestamp are returned unchanged.
 */
 function isoTime(value) {
 	const time = Date.parse(value);
@@ -391,10 +392,10 @@ function isoTime(value) {
 }
 /**
 * The tickets whose worker decides a person's follow-up: those it reached on their own Threads that can still decide it
-* and did not hand it back. A ticket can while it is live, also once a person dropped its Subscription to the Thread, and
-* while it is ended, not by a person, with the Trigger waiting to resume it. None once a person sent it to Eval, or while
-* an Eval holds it, which an earlier version may have queued. While a ticket owns it, the message goes to no Eval, and the
-* main Session may only stop the work on it.
+* and did not hand it back. A ticket can while it is live, also once a person dropped its Subscription to the Thread,
+* and while it is ended, not by a person, with the Trigger waiting to resume it. None once a person sent it to Eval, or
+* while an Eval holds it, which an earlier version may have queued. While a ticket owns it, the message goes to no
+* Eval, and the main Session may only stop the work on it.
 */
 function followupOwners(trigger, records) {
 	if (!trigger.human) return [];
@@ -409,22 +410,21 @@ function followupOwners(trigger, records) {
 	});
 }
 /**
-* Whether a Decision settled what a person's message asks for: a stop on it, taken or refused, decides only that ticket's
-* work, routing it to a ticket leaves it to that ticket's worker, and an unavailable one decided nothing.
+* Whether a Decision settled what a person's message asks for: a stop on it, taken or refused, decides only that
+* ticket's work, routing it to a ticket leaves it to that ticket's worker, and an unavailable one decided nothing.
 */
 const settled = (decision) => !["stop", "unavailable"].includes(decision.kind) && !decision.reason.some((reason) => [
 	"stopNotExplicit",
 	"stopUnknown",
 	"routed"
 ].includes(reason.code));
-/** Whether a ticket is open: it has not ended. */
 const liveTicket = (ticket) => !ticket.ended;
-/** How a ticket ended. */
 const ticketOutcome = (ticket) => ticket.ended?.outcome;
 const runningAssignment = (ticket) => ticket.assignments.find((assignment) => assignment.state === "running");
 /**
-* Whether a Trigger reached a ticket: it started the ticket, came to it as an Input, or is on a Thread the ticket subscribes
-* to; with `context` false, not a Thread the ticket follows only for context, where its worker may read but not write.
+* Whether a Trigger reached a ticket: it started the ticket, came to it as an Input, or is on a Thread the
+* ticket subscribes to; with `context` false, not a Thread the ticket follows only for context, where its
+* worker may read but not write.
 */
 function reached(ticket, trigger, thread, context = true) {
 	if (ticket.origin.triggerId === trigger.id) return true;
@@ -435,25 +435,28 @@ function reached(ticket, trigger, thread, context = true) {
 	}) || input && (context || !trigger.threads.every((ref) => thread(threadKey(ref))?.context?.includes(ticket.id)));
 }
 const latestAssignment = (ticket) => ticket.assignments.at(-1);
-/** The latest report any of a ticket's Assignments made, which is what the ticket last said. */
 const latestReport = (ticket) => ticket.assignments.findLast((assignment) => assignment.report)?.report;
 /**
-* Until when a ticket's worker had a turn to read what reached it: its latest report, but a progress report when `progress`
-* is false, or the end of its latest turn, whichever is later.
+* Until when a ticket's worker had a turn to read what reached it: its latest report, but a progress report when
+* `progress` is false, or the end of its latest turn, whichever is later.
 */
 function readUntil(ticket, progress = true) {
 	return [(ticket.assignments.findLast((assignment) => assignment.report && (progress || assignment.report.state !== "progress"))?.report)?.at ?? "", ...ticket.assignments.map((assignment) => assignment.idleAt ?? "")].reduce((a, b) => a > b ? a : b);
 }
 /**
-* Whether a ticket waits for a person: its latest Assignment reported blocked or failed, and no person's message reached it
-* since. A later report that is neither, a person's message, or a retry, which starts a new Assignment, lifts it.
+* Whether a ticket waits for a person: its latest Assignment reported blocked or failed, and no person's
+* message reached it since. A later report that is neither, a person's message, or a retry, which starts a
+* new Assignment, lifts it.
 */
 function waitsForPerson(ticket) {
 	const report = latestAssignment(ticket)?.report;
 	if (report?.state !== "blocked" && report?.state !== "failed") return false;
 	return !ticket.inputs.some((input) => input.kind === "trigger" && input.human && !input.context && input.at > report.at);
 }
-/** Whether a running Assignment's worker finished with everything delivered to it: a turn ended (idleAt) at or after the last delivery, and no Trigger Input delivered to it is unread or was read after that turn (ADR-32). */
+/**
+* Whether a running Assignment's worker finished with everything delivered to it: a turn ended (idleAt) at or after the
+* last delivery, and no Trigger Input delivered to it is unread or was read after that turn.
+*/
 function caughtUp(ticket, assignment) {
 	const at = assignment.idleAt;
 	if (!at || (assignment.deliveredAt ?? "") > at) return false;
@@ -507,10 +510,7 @@ const USER_ERRORS = {
 	noLabels: ["refused", "This Source has no names to refresh"],
 	nothingToSync: ["refused", "The {source} Source's part of the Policy has nothing to sync from, or the Source is off or waiting for setup"]
 };
-/**
-* Structured error thrown by Engine parts and application services when a caller request is invalid or references missing state.
-* Tool handlers and HTTP routes inspect its code and missing flag to return appropriate status responses, while the web panel localizes the code.
-*/
+/** Tool handlers and HTTP routes map `missing` to a status; the web panel localizes `code`. */
 var UserError = class extends Error {
 	code;
 	values;
@@ -524,15 +524,14 @@ var UserError = class extends Error {
 	}
 };
 // src/core/ids.ts
-/** Stable content-derived identifiers; equal inputs always produce the same id. */
+/** Equal inputs always produce the same id. */
 function key(...values) {
 	return createHash("sha256").update(JSON.stringify(values)).digest("hex").slice(0, 32);
 }
 // src/core/part.ts
-/** Shared base class and configuration for Engine domain parts. */
 /**
-* Base class for Intake, Evals, Tickets, Assignments, and Replies providing shared access to repositories, policy, clock, and event emission.
-* Each subclass mutates its own domain aggregates and delegates cross-aggregate changes to sibling parts within the transaction opened by Engine.
+* Subclasses mutate their own aggregates and delegate cross-aggregate changes to sibling parts, within the
+* transaction Engine opens.
 */
 var EnginePart = class {
 	repo;
@@ -547,7 +546,6 @@ var EnginePart = class {
 	policy() {
 		return this.options.policy();
 	}
-	/** The tickets whose worker decides a person's follow-up: see `followupOwners`. */
 	owners(trigger) {
 		return followupOwners(trigger, this.repo);
 	}
@@ -557,9 +555,9 @@ var EnginePart = class {
 		if (owners.length) throw new UserError("workerDecides", { tickets: owners.join(", ") });
 	}
 	/**
-	* Record that a ticket's worker hands back a Trigger that reached the ticket, with why, and queue it for Eval when the
-	* ticket decided it and no other ticket still does. One the ticket did not decide, such as a bot's, one a person sent to
-	* Eval or one on a Thread it follows for context, went to Eval without it.
+	* Record that a ticket's worker hands back a Trigger that reached the ticket, with why, and queue it for Eval when
+	* the ticket decided it and no other ticket still does. One the ticket did not decide, such as a bot's, one a person
+	* sent to Eval or one on a Thread it follows for context, went to Eval without it.
 	* @returns whether it was queued.
 	*/
 	handBack(ticketId, trigger, reason) {
@@ -579,7 +577,6 @@ var EnginePart = class {
 		});
 		return decided && !this.owners(trigger).length && this.queueForEval(trigger);
 	}
-	/** Record that a ticket's worker took a person's message up as within the ticket, by acknowledging or answering it. */
 	takeUp(ticketId, triggerId) {
 		const disposition = this.repo.triggers.disposition(triggerId);
 		if (disposition && !disposition.acked?.includes(ticketId)) this.repo.triggers.saveDisposition(triggerId, {
@@ -587,7 +584,6 @@ var EnginePart = class {
 			acked: [...disposition.acked ?? [], ticketId]
 		});
 	}
-	/** Queue a Trigger on its primary Thread for the next Eval, unless it waits there already or an Eval holds it. */
 	queueForEval(trigger) {
 		const primary = this.thread(trigger.threads[0]);
 		if (primary.pending.includes(trigger.id) || primary.evaluating?.triggerIds.includes(trigger.id)) return false;
@@ -637,8 +633,7 @@ var EnginePart = class {
 	}
 };
 // src/core/stage.ts
-/** Ticket stage classification and retry eligibility (docs/003). */
-/** Classifies a ticket's stage; the rules follow the table in docs/003 in order, where the first matching row wins. */
+/** Rules are checked in order; the first match wins. */
 function ticketStage(ticket) {
 	if (ticket.ended) return { stage: "ended" };
 	if (ticket.delivery) return {
@@ -666,28 +661,21 @@ function ticketStage(ticket) {
 	if (report === "waiting" || assignment.state === "ended") return { stage: "idle" };
 	return { stage: "working" };
 }
-/** True when an open ticket is stalled on a blocked/failed report without a newer human follow-up, or has a failed input delivery. */
 function canRetry(ticket) {
 	return !ticket.ended && (waitsForPerson(ticket) || !!ticket.delivery);
 }
 // src/core/tickets.ts
-/** Tickets: their lifecycle from an accept to their end, their Subscriptions and their Inputs. */
 const sameChannel = (a, b) => JSON.stringify(a) === JSON.stringify(b);
-/** Whether an Input is a message no person wrote, such as CI's, a bot's, or the main Session's note. */
 const automatic = (input) => input?.kind === "note" || input?.kind === "trigger" && !input.human;
 /**
-* Whether a ticket's worker read a Trigger Input before `until`, its latest report or turn end: its Session took the message
-* into a step before then. One delivered before reads were recorded counts as read once it reached the worker by then.
+* Whether a ticket's worker read a Trigger Input before `until`, its latest report or turn end: its Session
+* took the message into a step before then. One delivered before reads were recorded counts as read once it
+* reached the worker by then.
 */
 const readBefore = (input, until) => input.readAt === void 0 ? (input.deliveredAt && input.deliveredAt > input.at ? input.deliveredAt : input.at) <= until : !!input.readAt && input.readAt < until;
 const STATUS_REQUEST = "Report the current ticket status with orchestrator_report. This is a status-only request: do not resume implementation or perform external actions.";
 const LIMIT_CONTINUE_NOTE = "Your previous run stopped at its turn or budget limit. A person replied, so the limits start over. Inspect the worktree and remote state, continue the assignment where it stopped, and report its status.";
-/**
-* Manages each ticket's lifecycle: creates the ticket for an accept decision with its Mandate, Subscriptions, and first
-* Assignment, binds and attaches Threads, adds Inputs, resumes, retries, restarts, and ends tickets, and drops Subscriptions.
-* Coordinates with Replies for the acknowledgement an accept carries and with Executor to start, deliver to, and stop assignments.
-* Intake, Evals, Assignments, and Engine delegate ticket and subscription mutations here.
-*/
+/** Coordinates with Replies for an accept's acknowledgement, and with the Executor to start, deliver, and stop. */
 var Tickets = class extends EnginePart {
 	replies;
 	constructor(options, replies) {
@@ -695,9 +683,8 @@ var Tickets = class extends EnginePart {
 		this.replies = replies;
 	}
 	/**
-	* Create the ticket an accept decided, under `mandate`, with the Channels and Threads of the Eval's Triggers, its first
-	* Assignment, and the acknowledgement the accept carries, held until its Assignment starts (ADR-32), and queue its launch. Its origin is the admissible Trigger that
-	* gave the Eval its strength, or the Eval's last Trigger for an Eval recorded before `primary` existed.
+	* The acknowledgement an accept carries is held until its Assignment starts. The origin is the admissible Trigger
+	* that gave the Eval its strength, or the Eval's last Trigger for an Eval recorded before `primary` existed.
 	*/
 	create(id, decisionId, mandate, evaluation, outcome, at) {
 		const { triggerIds } = evaluation;
@@ -762,8 +749,8 @@ var Tickets = class extends EnginePart {
 		return ticket;
 	}
 	/**
-	* Record that a Thread open tickets follow closed, and end each one done with its Threads (see `followsDone`), unless its
-	* work has not finished (see `unfinished`); such work ends the ticket once it reports ready.
+	* Record that a Thread open tickets follow closed, and end each one done with its Threads (see `followsDone`), unless
+	* its work has not finished (see `unfinished`); such work ends the ticket once it reports ready.
 	*/
 	threadClosed(thread, outcome, at) {
 		const closed = threadKey(thread);
@@ -782,8 +769,9 @@ var Tickets = class extends EnginePart {
 		}
 	}
 	/**
-	* How a ticket that follows Threads is done with them: once no Thread it opened (`own`) is still open, or, when it opened none,
-	* once every one it follows closed. It ends as the latest close among those Threads did; undefined while it is not done.
+	* How a ticket that follows Threads is done with them: once no Thread it opened (`own`) is still open, or, when it
+	* opened none, once every one it follows closed. It ends as the latest close among those Threads did; undefined while
+	* it is not done.
 	*/
 	followsDone(ticket) {
 		const follows = ticket.follows ?? [];
@@ -793,8 +781,8 @@ var Tickets = class extends EnginePart {
 		return counted.map((item) => item.closed).sort((a, b) => a.at.localeCompare(b.at)).at(-1);
 	}
 	/**
-	* The Trigger to attach to a ticket, once the ticket may take it.
-	* @throws UserError when the trigger or ticket is unknown, a ticket's worker still decides the trigger, a person stopped the ticket, or an ended ticket's Mandate no longer revalidates.
+	* @throws UserError when the trigger or ticket is unknown, a ticket's worker still decides the trigger, a person
+	* stopped the ticket, or an ended ticket's Mandate no longer revalidates.
 	*/
 	attachable(ticketId, triggerId) {
 		const trigger = this.repo.triggers.get(triggerId);
@@ -806,9 +794,9 @@ var Tickets = class extends EnginePart {
 		return trigger;
 	}
 	/**
-	* Subscribe a ticket to an attached Trigger's Threads and add the Trigger as an Input, with its note. The ticket's worker
-	* then decides it, as it decides a message that reached the ticket on its own Thread; a worker that does not hold the
-	* message as its ticket's takes it as a new Input, which wakes an ended ticket as any attached message does.
+	* Subscribe a ticket to an attached Trigger's Threads and add the Trigger as an Input, with its note. The ticket's
+	* worker then decides it, as it decides a message that reached the ticket on its own Thread; a worker that does not
+	* hold the message as its ticket's takes it as a new Input, which wakes an ended ticket as any attached message does.
 	*/
 	attach(ticketId, trigger, note) {
 		for (const ref of trigger.threads) this.subscribe(ticketId, ref);
@@ -859,16 +847,14 @@ var Tickets = class extends EnginePart {
 		});
 		return true;
 	}
-	/**
-	* Stops a ticket on behalf of a human, ending any active assignments.
-	* @throws UserError when the ticket is unknown.
-	*/
+	/** @throws UserError when the ticket is unknown. */
 	stop(ticketId, reason) {
 		this.end(ticketId, "human", "stopped", this.now(), reason);
 		return this.require(ticketId);
 	}
 	/**
-	* Ends the stalled assignment of a retryable open ticket (`failed`, `blocked`, or failed input delivery) and starts a new one.
+	* Ends the stalled assignment of a retryable open ticket (`failed`, `blocked`, or failed input delivery) and starts a
+	* new one.
 	* @throws UserError when the ticket is unknown or not retryable.
 	*/
 	retry(ticketId) {
@@ -885,8 +871,9 @@ var Tickets = class extends EnginePart {
 		return ticket;
 	}
 	/**
-	* Drops a ticket's Subscription to a Thread its worker found unrelated, and hands back, with `reason`, the person's messages there that the ticket decides.
-	* @throws UserError when the ticket is unknown, or `thread` is an origin thread, a bound `follows` thread, or not subscribed.
+	* Drops a ticket's Subscription to a Thread its worker found unrelated, and hands back, with `reason`, the person's
+	* messages there that the ticket decides. @throws UserError when the ticket is unknown, or `thread` is an origin
+	* thread, a bound `follows` thread, or not subscribed.
 	*/
 	markUnrelated(ticketId, thread, reason) {
 		const ticket = this.require(ticketId);
@@ -897,8 +884,8 @@ var Tickets = class extends EnginePart {
 		for (const trigger of this.triggersOf(ticket)) if (trigger.threads.some((ref) => threadKey(ref) === thread) && this.owners(trigger).includes(ticketId)) this.handBack(ticketId, trigger, reason);
 	}
 	/**
-	* Tell each open ticket a Policy change bears on how it does, oldest first, so their deliveries queue in the order they
-	* were accepted; the others are left alone.
+	* Tell each open ticket a Policy change bears on how it does, oldest first, so their deliveries queue in the order
+	* they were accepted; the others are left alone.
 	*/
 	policyChanged(from, to, effects) {
 		const at = this.now();
@@ -915,9 +902,9 @@ var Tickets = class extends EnginePart {
 		}
 	}
 	/**
-	* Drop a Thread's Subscriptions, every ticket's or only `ticketId`'s, and say so; false when none dropped. A ticket that
-	* followed the Thread follows it no more, so its close no longer ends the ticket. Each ticket keeps deciding the messages
-	* it received from the Thread.
+	* Drop a Thread's Subscriptions, every ticket's or only `ticketId`'s, and say so; false when none dropped. A ticket
+	* that followed the Thread follows it no more, so its close no longer ends the ticket. Each ticket keeps deciding the
+	* messages it received from the Thread.
 	*/
 	dropSubscriptions(thread, by, ticketId, reason) {
 		const current = this.repo.threads.get(thread);
@@ -944,9 +931,9 @@ var Tickets = class extends EnginePart {
 		return true;
 	}
 	/**
-	* Add an Input once (idempotently) and ask the Executor to deliver it, or to launch again a pending Assignment whose launch
-	* failed once no person is waited for: a Policy change alone does not launch it again. A message no person wrote waits on a
-	* ticket that rests on a ready report and goes with the next person's message (see `restsReady`).
+	* Add an Input once (idempotently) and ask the Executor to deliver it, or to launch again a pending Assignment whose
+	* launch failed once no person is waited for: a Policy change alone does not launch it again. A message no person
+	* wrote waits on a ticket that rests on a ready report and goes with the next person's message (see `restsReady`).
 	*/
 	addInput(ticket, input) {
 		if (ticket.inputs.some((existing) => existing.id === input.id)) return;
@@ -971,10 +958,11 @@ var Tickets = class extends EnginePart {
 		else if (latest?.state === "pending" && !waitsForPerson(ticket)) this.options.executor.start(ticket, latest);
 	}
 	/**
-	* Resume an ended ticket under its unchanged Mandate when a person's message on one of its Threads waits for it: no Eval
-	* and no Decision, since nothing new is authorized. One whose Mandate the current Policy no longer holds stays ended and
-	* takes nothing (see `refuse`). While processing is paused the message waits, and the first pass after the pause resumes
-	* the ticket under the Policy then. Reads the ticket afresh, so it is idempotent and leaves an already-resumed ticket alone.
+	* Resume an ended ticket under its unchanged Mandate when a person's message on one of its Threads waits for it: no
+	* Eval and no Decision, since nothing new is authorized. One whose Mandate the current Policy no longer holds stays
+	* ended and takes nothing (see `refuse`). While processing is paused the message waits, and the first pass after the
+	* pause resumes the ticket under the Policy then. Reads the ticket afresh, so it is idempotent and leaves an
+	* already-resumed ticket alone.
 	*/
 	wake(ticketId) {
 		const ticket = this.repo.tickets.get(ticketId);
@@ -1006,43 +994,45 @@ var Tickets = class extends EnginePart {
 			triggerId: first.triggerId
 		});
 	}
-	/** The Triggers of a ticket's trigger Inputs, or of those of them whose Input ids are `ids`. */
 	triggersOf(ticket, ids) {
 		return ticket.inputs.flatMap((input) => input.kind === "trigger" && (!ids || ids.includes(input.id)) ? this.repo.triggers.get(input.triggerId) ?? [] : []);
 	}
 	/**
-	* Whether a ticket's worker took a person's message up, by acknowledging or answering it. A message acknowledged before
-	* acknowledgements were recorded on it has only the acknowledgement's message in the outbox.
+	* Whether a ticket's worker took a person's message up, by acknowledging or answering it. A message acknowledged
+	* before acknowledgements were recorded on it has only the acknowledgement's message in the outbox.
 	*/
 	takenUp(ticket, trigger) {
 		const acked = this.repo.triggers.disposition(trigger.id)?.acked;
 		return acked ? acked.includes(ticket.id) : this.options.outbox.status(key("ack", trigger.id)) !== void 0;
 	}
-	/** The person's messages among a ticket's Inputs `ids` that it decides and its worker did not take up. */
 	untaken(ticket, ids) {
 		return this.triggersOf(ticket, ids).filter((trigger) => this.owners(trigger).includes(ticket.id) && !this.takenUp(ticket, trigger));
 	}
-	/** The person's messages on its own Threads that reached a ticket after its latest report, when that report is `ready`; undefined otherwise. */
 	sinceReady(ticket) {
 		const report = latestReport(ticket);
 		if (report?.state !== "ready") return void 0;
 		return this.triggersOf(ticket, ticket.inputs.filter((input) => input.kind === "trigger" && input.human && !input.context && input.at > report.at).map((input) => input.id));
 	}
-	/** Whether a ticket keeps its `ready` report through a limit stop: its worker took up none of the person's messages since (ADR-24). */
+	/**
+	* Whether a ticket keeps its `ready` report through a limit stop: its worker took up none of the
+	* person's messages since.
+	*/
 	keepsReady(ticket) {
 		const since = this.sinceReady(ticket);
 		return !!since && !since.some((trigger) => this.takenUp(ticket, trigger));
 	}
-	/** Whether a ticket rests on its `ready` report: every person's message since was handed back by it and not taken up (ADR-24). */
+	/**
+	* Whether a ticket rests on its `ready` report: every person's message since was handed back by it and not taken up.
+	*/
 	restsReady(ticket) {
 		const since = this.sinceReady(ticket);
 		return !!since && since.every((trigger) => !this.takenUp(ticket, trigger) && !!this.repo.triggers.disposition(trigger.id)?.handbacks?.some((item) => item.ticketId === ticket.id));
 	}
 	/**
-	* A ticket that ended, or cannot resume, lets go of the messages its worker never received, `waiting`, and of the person's
-	* messages it decided but may not have taken up, `left`: it no longer counts as having reached them, and each of `left`
-	* that no other ticket decides goes to Eval, as a person's message that reached no ticket does, unless a ticket took it
-	* up, a Decision settled it, or it is the message a stop ended this ticket on.
+	* A ticket that ended, or cannot resume, lets go of the messages its worker never received, `waiting`, and of the
+	* person's messages it decided but may not have taken up, `left`: it no longer counts as having reached them, and
+	* each of `left` that no other ticket decides goes to Eval, as a person's message that reached no ticket does, unless
+	* a ticket took it up, a Decision settled it, or it is the message a stop ended this ticket on.
 	*/
 	letGo(ticketId, waiting, left) {
 		for (const trigger of [...waiting, ...left]) {
@@ -1060,14 +1050,12 @@ var Tickets = class extends EnginePart {
 			if (!this.owners(trigger).length && !disposition?.acked?.length && !decided) this.queueForEval(trigger);
 		}
 	}
-	/** An ended ticket that cannot resume takes none of the messages that waited for it (see `letGo`). */
 	refuse(ticket) {
 		const waiting = this.triggersOf(ticket, ticket.undelivered), left = this.untaken(ticket, ticket.undelivered);
 		ticket.undelivered = [];
 		this.repo.tickets.save(ticket);
 		this.letGo(ticket.id, waiting, left);
 	}
-	/** Replace a ticket's running Assignment with a new one that receives `note` first, and queue it for launch. */
 	restart(ticket, running, reason, note) {
 		this.endAssignment(ticket, running, reason);
 		this.requeueUntaken(ticket, running);
@@ -1086,10 +1074,10 @@ var Tickets = class extends EnginePart {
 		this.options.executor.start(ticket, assignment);
 	}
 	/**
-	* Put back, ahead of what waits, the Trigger Inputs delivered to `replaced` that no step of its worker took: a cancel may
-	* have dropped them, or a step that claimed them was cut off, and the new Assignment's launch takes a copy still waiting
-	* in the Session out, so its delivery is the only one. An earlier end let go of what earlier Assignments left.
-	* A message the ticket handed back is not its work and is not put back.
+	* Put back, ahead of what waits, the Trigger Inputs delivered to `replaced` that no step of its worker took: a cancel
+	* may have dropped them, or a step that claimed them was cut off, and the new Assignment's launch takes a copy still
+	* waiting in the Session out, so its delivery is the only one. An earlier end let go of what earlier Assignments
+	* left. A message the ticket handed back is not its work and is not put back.
 	*/
 	requeueUntaken(ticket, replaced) {
 		const untaken = ticket.inputs.filter((input) => input.kind === "trigger" && input.readAt === null && input.deliveredTo === replaced.id && !ticket.undelivered.includes(input.id) && !this.repo.triggers.disposition(input.triggerId)?.handbacks?.some((item) => item.ticketId === ticket.id));
@@ -1097,10 +1085,11 @@ var Tickets = class extends EnginePart {
 	}
 	/**
 	* End a ticket with its outcome. `at` records when the ending fact happened, such as a PR merge, and `reason` says
-	* why in words, by default the outcome. The ticket lets go (see `letGo`) of the messages its worker never received, and of
-	* the person's messages it decides that its worker did not read before its latest report or turn end, the report that
-	* ends the ticket included (see `readBefore`), and neither acknowledged, answered nor handed back: one may have come while
-	* the worker wrote the report that ends the ticket, or after its turn ended, and either way it can no longer hand it back.
+	* why in words, by default the outcome. The ticket lets go (see `letGo`) of the messages its worker never received,
+	* and of the person's messages it decides that its worker did not read before its latest report or turn end, the
+	* report that ends the ticket included (see `readBefore`), and neither acknowledged, answered nor handed back: one
+	* may have come while the worker wrote the report that ends the ticket, or after its turn ended, and either way it
+	* can no longer hand it back.
 	*/
 	end(ticketId, by, outcome, at = this.now(), reason) {
 		const ticket = this.require(ticketId);
@@ -1135,10 +1124,10 @@ var Tickets = class extends EnginePart {
 		for (const assignment of stopping) this.options.executor.stop(ticket, assignment, reason ?? outcome);
 	}
 	/**
-	* Whether a ticket's work has not finished at a close at `at`: its worker took up a person's message the ticket decides and
-	* has not reported other than progress, or ended a turn, since its Session took that message into a step, or work resumed
-	* after the close, whose Assignment started after it, has no ready report or Input arrived after that report; a Policy
-	* change asks for no work.
+	* Whether a ticket's work has not finished at a close at `at`: its worker took up a person's message the ticket
+	* decides and has not reported other than progress, or ended a turn, since its Session took that message into a step,
+	* or work resumed after the close, whose Assignment started after it, has no ready report or Input arrived after that
+	* report; a Policy change asks for no work.
 	*/
 	unfinished(ticket, at) {
 		const until = readUntil(ticket, false);
@@ -1171,7 +1160,8 @@ var Tickets = class extends EnginePart {
 		});
 	}
 	/**
-	* Give an open ticket's Executor a fact as a note Input, such as what another ticket found; it grants nothing (see `TicketInput`).
+	* Give an open ticket's Executor a fact as a note Input, such as what another ticket found; it grants nothing (see
+	* `TicketInput`).
 	* @throws UserError when the ticket is unknown or has ended.
 	*/
 	note(ticketId, text) {
@@ -1187,7 +1177,6 @@ var Tickets = class extends EnginePart {
 		return this.require(ticketId);
 	}
 	/**
-	* Subscribe an open ticket to a Thread its Executor found related, for context: see `Thread.context`.
 	* @returns false when the ticket follows the Thread already.
 	* @throws UserError when the ticket is unknown or has ended.
 	*/
@@ -1200,7 +1189,6 @@ var Tickets = class extends EnginePart {
 		this.repo.threads.save(thread);
 		return true;
 	}
-	/** Subscribe a ticket to a Thread; later Triggers on it reach the ticket as Inputs, as the ticket's own once it was for context. */
 	subscribe(ticketId, ref) {
 		const thread = this.thread(ref);
 		if (!thread.subscriptions.includes(ticketId)) {
@@ -1215,15 +1203,8 @@ var Tickets = class extends EnginePart {
 	}
 };
 // src/core/assignments.ts
-/** What the Executor and its workers report about the Assignments that run tickets. */
 const RECOVERY_NOTE = "The host restarted during this ticket. Inspect the current worktree, git history and remote state before continuing. Do not repeat an already completed external operation. Finish the original assignment and report its status.";
-/**
-* Assignments records what the Executor and its workers report about the Assignments that run tickets: one started, Inputs
-* reached it or failed to, its worker's Session took Inputs into a step, a turn of its worker ended, a host restart
-* interrupted it, and a worker's report with its question for a person. It depends on
-* Tickets to restart or end a ticket and on Replies to withdraw a question a report replaced; the Engine routes the
-* Executor's lifecycle callbacks and its workers' reports here.
-*/
+/** Depends on Tickets to restart or end a ticket and on Replies to withdraw a question a report replaced. */
 var Assignments = class extends EnginePart {
 	tickets;
 	replies;
@@ -1232,7 +1213,6 @@ var Assignments = class extends EnginePart {
 		this.tickets = tickets;
 		this.replies = replies;
 	}
-	/** Marks a non-ended assignment running, queues a held accept acknowledgement (ADR-32), queues delivery of waiting undelivered inputs on an open ticket, and emits `assignment.started`. */
 	started(ticketId, assignmentId) {
 		const ticket = this.require(ticketId);
 		const assignment = ticket.assignments.find((item) => item.id === assignmentId);
@@ -1253,10 +1233,7 @@ var Assignments = class extends EnginePart {
 			assignmentId
 		});
 	}
-	/**
-	* Marks `inputIds` delivered on the ticket's running assignment and clears any prior `delivery` failure; ignored if no
-	* longer running. Its worker reads each once its Session takes it into a step (see `read`).
-	*/
+	/** Reads are recorded later by `read`, once the worker's Session takes the input into a step. */
 	delivered(ticketId, assignmentId, inputIds) {
 		const ticket = this.running(ticketId, assignmentId);
 		if (!ticket) return;
@@ -1270,7 +1247,6 @@ var Assignments = class extends EnginePart {
 		delete ticket.delivery;
 		this.repo.tickets.save(ticket);
 	}
-	/** Records when the worker's Session of an open ticket took `inputIds` into a step, from which its model reads them. */
 	read(ticketId, inputIds) {
 		const ticket = this.require(ticketId);
 		if (!liveTicket(ticket)) return;
@@ -1284,9 +1260,9 @@ var Assignments = class extends EnginePart {
 		this.repo.tickets.save(ticket);
 	}
 	/**
-	* A worker's Session stopped at its turn or budget limit (`limit`). A ticket whose latest report is `ready` and whose worker
-	* took up no person's message since keeps that report: the running Assignment carries it, so the ticket shows as ready for
-	* review, and the caller reports nothing (ADR-24). Emits `worker.limit` either way.
+	* A worker's Session stopped at its turn or budget limit (`limit`). A ticket whose latest report is `ready` and whose
+	* worker took up no person's message since keeps that report: the running Assignment carries it, so the ticket shows
+	* as ready for review, and the caller reports nothing. Emits `worker.limit` either way.
 	* @returns whether the ticket kept its ready report; false when `assignmentId` no longer runs the open ticket.
 	*/
 	limited(ticketId, assignmentId, limit) {
@@ -1317,9 +1293,9 @@ var Assignments = class extends EnginePart {
 		this.repo.tickets.save(ticket);
 	}
 	/**
-	* Handles a running assignment interrupted by a host restart: restarts it with a recovery note unless its latest report is
-	* `waiting`, `ready`, `blocked`, or `failed` and no input reached its worker after that report that a later finished turn
-	* did not take in (ADR-32), in which case it keeps its session and flushes any waiting undelivered inputs.
+	* Handles a running assignment interrupted by a host restart: restarts it with a recovery note unless its latest
+	* report is `waiting`, `ready`, `blocked`, or `failed` and no input reached its worker after that report that a later
+	* finished turn did not take in, in which case it keeps its session and flushes any waiting undelivered inputs.
 	*/
 	interrupted(ticketId, assignmentId) {
 		const ticket = this.running(ticketId, assignmentId);
@@ -1336,10 +1312,8 @@ var Assignments = class extends EnginePart {
 		else if (ticket.undelivered.length) this.options.executor.deliver(ticket, running);
 	}
 	/**
-	* Records a worker status report on an open ticket's current assignment, updating `attention`, `answers`, held automated
-	* inputs, and ending the ticket when `dropped` or when `ready` and not waiting on followed threads (`followsDone`).
-	* @throws UserError for an unknown or ended ticket, an ended assignment, a question combined with a ready result or answer,
-	* or a question/answer referencing a non-human or unreached trigger.
+	* @throws UserError for an unknown or ended ticket, an ended assignment, a question combined with a ready result or
+	* answer, or a question/answer referencing a non-human or unreached trigger.
 	*/
 	report(ticketId, report) {
 		const ticket = this.require(ticketId);
@@ -1387,7 +1361,10 @@ var Assignments = class extends EnginePart {
 		if (outcome) this.tickets.end(ticketId, "executor", outcome, at);
 		return this.require(ticketId);
 	}
-	/** The web address of the ticket's own thread, from its last own follow: recorded at bind time, else the thread's own address. */
+	/**
+	* The web address of the ticket's own thread, from its last own follow: recorded at bind time, else the
+	* thread's own address.
+	*/
 	ownPullUrl(ticket) {
 		const follow = ticket.follows?.findLast((item) => item.own);
 		if (!follow) return void 0;
@@ -1395,17 +1372,13 @@ var Assignments = class extends EnginePart {
 		const url = this.repo.threads.get(follow.thread)?.meta.url;
 		return typeof url === "string" ? url : void 0;
 	}
-	/** The ticket, while it is open and `assignmentId` runs it. */
 	running(ticketId, assignmentId) {
 		const ticket = this.require(ticketId);
 		return liveTicket(ticket) && runningAssignment(ticket)?.id === assignmentId ? ticket : void 0;
 	}
 };
 // src/core/reasons.ts
-/**
-* Structured reason codes and templates for decisions, filtered triggers, and ended assignments.
-* Policy gates and source scopes may also emit their own literal reason codes.
-*/
+/** Policy gates and source scopes may also emit their own literal reason codes. */
 const REASONS = {
 	said: "{text}",
 	timeout: "Assessment timed out",
@@ -1416,7 +1389,6 @@ const REASONS = {
 	routed: "Routed to ticket {ticket}",
 	explicitRouted: "Explicit request from an allowed sender routed by the orchestrator",
 	humanStop: "Human asked to stop",
-	legacyImport: "Imported from the pre-domain-model task record",
 	forwarded: "Forwarded to the worker of the Ticket already on this Thread",
 	senderNotMember: "The sender is not on the Source's list",
 	retried: "Retried by a person",
@@ -1440,18 +1412,11 @@ function reasonText(reasons) {
 	}).join("; ");
 }
 // src/core/evals.ts
-/** Evals: the Thread-level assessments of queued Triggers, and the Decisions they end with. */
-/** An outcome's reason: a code it carries, else the words its assessor or person wrote. */
 const reasonOf = (reason) => [typeof reason === "string" ? said(reason) : reason];
 const stronger = (a, b) => a === "explicit" || b === "explicit" ? "explicit" : "inferred";
 /** How many times in a row an expired Eval queues its Triggers again before it is recorded unavailable. */
 const REQUEUES = 2;
-/**
-* Evals runs the Evals of Threads: it batches a Thread's queued Triggers into one Eval, takes its strength, actor, and basis
-* from the gate, asks the assessor, keeps its deadline through a pause, and records the Decision it ends with: accept, stop,
-* ignore, or unavailable. It depends on Tickets to create the ticket an accept decides and to end the one a stop names; the
-* Engine routes the main Session's decisions, people's replays, worker handbacks, and the pass's Eval work here.
-*/
+/** Depends on Tickets to create the ticket an accept decides and to end the one a stop names. */
 var Evals = class extends EnginePart {
 	tickets;
 	replies;
@@ -1508,7 +1473,6 @@ var Evals = class extends EnginePart {
 		this.repo.threads.save(thread);
 		this.options.assessor.release?.(id);
 	}
-	/** Start one Eval of the Triggers queued on a Thread, judged by the gate, and ask the assessor for it. */
 	start(threadKeyValue, policy) {
 		const thread = this.repo.threads.get(threadKeyValue);
 		const at = this.now();
@@ -1591,16 +1555,14 @@ var Evals = class extends EnginePart {
 		});
 		this.options.assessor.request(this.candidateOf(thread));
 	}
-	/** The candidate of the Eval that holds `triggerId`, or undefined while no Eval holds it. */
 	candidate(triggerId) {
 		const thread = this.holding(triggerId);
 		return thread && this.candidateOf(thread);
 	}
 	/**
-	* Decide a Trigger: the Eval that holds it, or a direct Eval of it alone when none does.
-	* @throws UserError when the Trigger is unknown or not admissible, `outcome.evalId` names an Eval that has finished, a
-	* ticket's worker still decides the Trigger and the outcome is not a stop, or an inferred candidate is accepted outside `auto`
-	* mode or without enabled matching rules.
+	* @throws UserError when the Trigger is unknown or not admissible, `outcome.evalId` names an Eval that has finished,
+	* a ticket's worker still decides the Trigger and the outcome is not a stop, or an inferred candidate is accepted
+	* outside `auto` mode or without enabled matching rules.
 	*/
 	decide(triggerId, outcome) {
 		const trigger = this.repo.triggers.get(triggerId);
@@ -1631,7 +1593,6 @@ var Evals = class extends EnginePart {
 		return this.decideEval(thread, evaluation, outcome);
 	}
 	/**
-	* Queue a stored Trigger for a fresh Eval on its primary Thread and emit `trigger.requeued`; returns false while an Eval holds it.
 	* @throws UserError when the Trigger is unknown.
 	*/
 	reevaluate(triggerId) {
@@ -1639,7 +1600,6 @@ var Evals = class extends EnginePart {
 		this.emit("trigger.requeued", { triggerId });
 		return true;
 	}
-	/** Queue a Trigger for a fresh Eval on its primary Thread; false while an Eval holds it. */
 	requeue(triggerId) {
 		const trigger = this.repo.triggers.get(triggerId);
 		if (!trigger) throw new UserError("unknownTrigger");
@@ -1656,10 +1616,10 @@ var Evals = class extends EnginePart {
 		return true;
 	}
 	/**
-	* Record that a ticket's Executor hands back a Trigger that reached it as beyond the ticket, and queue it for a fresh Eval
-	* when the ticket decided it and no other ticket still does (see `handBack`): the gate judges it as any message on its
-	* Thread, and its candidate carries the reasons, so no requeue notice comes before it. The ticket keeps its Subscription,
-	* and hands a Trigger back once.
+	* Record that a ticket's Executor hands back a Trigger that reached it as beyond the ticket, and queue it for a fresh
+	* Eval when the ticket decided it and no other ticket still does (see `handBack`): the gate judges it as any message
+	* on its Thread, and its candidate carries the reasons, so no requeue notice comes before it. The ticket keeps its
+	* Subscription, and hands a Trigger back once.
 	* @returns whether it was queued: false while another ticket decides it, and for one the ticket did not decide.
 	*/
 	handback(ticketId, triggerId, reason) {
@@ -1667,10 +1627,7 @@ var Evals = class extends EnginePart {
 		if (this.repo.triggers.disposition(triggerId)?.handbacks?.some((item) => item.ticketId === ticketId)) throw new UserError("handedBack");
 		return this.handBack(ticketId, this.repo.triggers.get(triggerId), reason);
 	}
-	/**
-	* Marks an `unavailable` Decision dismissed so the overview lists it no more.
-	* @throws UserError when the Decision is unknown or not `unavailable`.
-	*/
+	/** @throws UserError when the Decision is unknown or not `unavailable`. */
 	dismiss(decisionId) {
 		const decision = this.repo.decisions.get(decisionId);
 		if (decision?.kind !== "unavailable") throw new UserError("unknownProblem");
@@ -1686,8 +1643,8 @@ var Evals = class extends EnginePart {
 		this.repo.threads.save(thread);
 	}
 	/**
-	* End the Eval that holds a Trigger routed to a ticket, since the ticket has it now: one that holds other Triggers too
-	* queues them again for a fresh Eval without it.
+	* End the Eval that holds a Trigger routed to a ticket, since the ticket has it now: one that holds other Triggers
+	* too queues them again for a fresh Eval without it.
 	*/
 	routed(triggerId, ticketId) {
 		const held = this.holding(triggerId);
@@ -1704,7 +1661,6 @@ var Evals = class extends EnginePart {
 			triggerId
 		}, [triggerId]);
 	}
-	/** Start the Evals in progress again under the new Policy version, and say that it changed. */
 	policyChanged(from, to) {
 		for (const thread of this.repo.threads.active()) if (thread.evaluating) this.reassess(thread, { code: "policyChanged" });
 		this.emit("policy.changed", {
@@ -1712,7 +1668,6 @@ var Evals = class extends EnginePart {
 			to
 		});
 	}
-	/** End a Thread's Eval as unavailable for `reason` and queue its Triggers, except `without`, for a new Eval ahead of the others. */
 	reassess(thread, reason, without = []) {
 		const ids = thread.evaluating.triggerIds.filter((id) => !without.includes(id));
 		const decision = this.finish(thread, thread.evaluating, {
@@ -1747,8 +1702,8 @@ var Evals = class extends EnginePart {
 		};
 	}
 	/**
-	* Record that the queued Triggers `ids` of a Thread start no Eval, for `reason`, and take them out of its queue. Its id
-	* differs from an Eval's, so it never replaces the Decision of an earlier Eval of the same Triggers.
+	* Record that the queued Triggers `ids` of a Thread start no Eval, for `reason`, and take them out of its queue. Its
+	* id differs from an Eval's, so it never replaces the Decision of an earlier Eval of the same Triggers.
 	*/
 	ignore(thread, ids, reason, policy, at) {
 		const evaluation = {
@@ -1773,8 +1728,9 @@ var Evals = class extends EnginePart {
 		delete thread.expired;
 	}
 	/**
-	* The accept Decisions of the Triggers whose primary Thread is `threadKey`, by Trigger: what each one started. An Eval and
-	* its Decision run on its Triggers' primary Thread, so the Thread's Decisions, read by their index, hold them all.
+	* The accept Decisions of the Triggers whose primary Thread is `threadKey`, by Trigger: what each one
+	* started. An Eval and its Decision run on its Triggers' primary Thread, so the Thread's Decisions, read
+	* by their index, hold them all.
 	*/
 	accepted(threadKey) {
 		const accepted = /* @__PURE__ */ new Map();
@@ -1785,9 +1741,10 @@ var Evals = class extends EnginePart {
 		return accepted;
 	}
 	/**
-	* A gate-only Eval of one Trigger, for an outcome decided without a queued Eval, such as on a follow-up that reached a
-	* ticket. It is decided at once, beside an Eval its Thread may have in progress, and takes the Trigger out of the queue.
-	* Its id names the outcome's kind, so a stop and an accept of one message at the same moment are two Decisions.
+	* A gate-only Eval of one Trigger, for an outcome decided without a queued Eval, such as on a follow-up
+	* that reached a ticket. It is decided at once, beside an Eval its Thread may have in progress, and takes
+	* the Trigger out of the queue. Its id names the outcome's kind, so a stop and an accept of one message
+	* at the same moment are two Decisions.
 	*/
 	directEval(thread, trigger, kind, ticketId) {
 		const policy = this.policy();
@@ -1811,7 +1768,6 @@ var Evals = class extends EnginePart {
 			deadline: at
 		};
 	}
-	/** Apply an outcome to an Eval of a Thread: the one in progress, or a gate-only one. */
 	decideEval(thread, evaluation, outcome) {
 		const audit = outcome.audit ? { audit: outcome.audit } : {};
 		if (this.policy().version !== evaluation.policyVersion) {
@@ -1855,14 +1811,16 @@ var Evals = class extends EnginePart {
 		}
 		return this.accept(thread, evaluation, outcome);
 	}
-	/** An explicit request a person on the list addressed to the agent, which the assessor ignored in its own words, gets one refusal where it was written, while the Policy allows refusals (ADR-24). */
+	/**
+	* An explicit request a person on the list addressed to the agent, which the assessor ignored in its own words, gets
+	* one refusal where it was written, while the Policy allows refusals.
+	*/
 	refuse(evaluation, reason) {
 		if (evaluation.strength !== "explicit" || evaluation.basis.via !== "addressed" || !this.policy().refuses) return;
 		const trigger = evaluation.primary ? this.repo.triggers.get(evaluation.primary) : void 0;
 		if (!trigger?.human || !trigger.addressed || !trigger.channel) return;
 		this.replies.refuse(trigger, reason);
 	}
-	/** Record an accept with the Mandate the Eval gives, and have Tickets create its ticket. */
 	accept(thread, evaluation, outcome) {
 		const at = this.now();
 		const basis = {
@@ -1889,7 +1847,6 @@ var Evals = class extends EnginePart {
 		this.tickets.create(ticketId, decision.id, mandate, evaluation, outcome, at);
 		return decision;
 	}
-	/** Record an Eval's Decision; the Thread's own Eval ends with it, while a gate-only one leaves the Thread's Eval going. */
 	finish(thread, evaluation, outcome) {
 		const decision = this.record(thread, evaluation, outcome);
 		if (thread.evaluating?.id !== evaluation.id) return decision;
@@ -1936,12 +1893,8 @@ var Evals = class extends EnginePart {
 	}
 };
 // src/core/intake.ts
-/** Trigger ingestion, thread correlation, subscription fan-out, and evaluation queuing. */
 /**
-* Ingests incoming triggers from Sources, deduplicating and filtering them against SourceScope before recording thread correlations.
-* Fans listened triggers out to subscribed tickets via Tickets and queues for Eval, on its primary thread, every trigger no
-* ticket's worker decides (see `followupOwners`).
-* Engine delegates trigger reception to this part.
+* Queues on its primary thread every trigger that no ticket's worker decides (see `followupOwners`).
 */
 var Intake = class extends EnginePart {
 	tickets;
@@ -2011,7 +1964,6 @@ var Intake = class extends EnginePart {
 	}
 };
 // src/core/replies.ts
-/** The Engine's messages to Channels, each by the rule that allows it. */
 const REFUSAL_PREFIX = "I can't take this on here: ";
 const REFUSAL_FALLBACK = "it is outside what I can do.";
 const INTERNAL = /\b(?:tickets?|workers?|hand(?:ed|s|ing)?[\s-]?backs?|evals?|triggers?|orchestrator|assignments?)\b|\b[0-9a-f]{16,}\b/i;
@@ -2026,7 +1978,11 @@ function readable$1(sentence) {
 	const joined = kept.join(", ").replace(/[\s.!?。！？]+$/u, "");
 	return joined.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + joined.slice(1) + ".";
 }
-/** The refusal a person gets for an explicit request the assessor ignored: the first sentence of its reason that a person can read: internal terms rewritten (`the trigger` → `the message`) or their clauses dropped; a fixed phrase when nothing is left; at most 200 characters (ADR-24, ADR-25). */
+/**
+* The refusal a person gets for an explicit request the assessor ignored: the first sentence of its reason that a
+* person can read: internal terms rewritten (`the trigger` → `the message`) or their clauses dropped; a fixed phrase
+* when nothing is left; at most 200 characters.
+*/
 function refusalText(reason) {
 	let body = REFUSAL_FALLBACK;
 	for (const sentence of reason.trim().split(SENTENCE)) {
@@ -2039,33 +1995,24 @@ function refusalText(reason) {
 	const text = REFUSAL_PREFIX + body;
 	return text.length <= 200 ? text : text.slice(0, 199).trimEnd() + "…";
 }
-/** The note a person gets once a turn or budget limit stopped the work: which limit, the work so far when there is a pull request, and an invitation to reply (ADR-32). */
 function limitText(limit, pull) {
 	return `I stopped before finishing: the ${limit} limit for this task was reached.` + (pull ? ` Work so far: ${pull}.` : "") + " Reply here to continue.";
 }
 /**
-* Replies writes the Engine's messages to Channels through the Outbox port: an acknowledgement, the answer to a person's
-* question, a ticket's result, and its question for a person, each only when its rule allows it, under a deterministic id
-* that keeps it from going out twice (idempotent). The Engine routes `reply` here; Tickets asks it for the acknowledgement
-* an accept carries, and Assignments asks it to withdraw a question a report replaced.
+* Each message is queued under a deterministic id, so it is never sent twice. Replies to a person go where the person's
+* message was written, and a result where the latest person's message to the ticket was written.
 */
 var Replies = class extends EnginePart {
 	/**
-	* Queue a message for the Channel its purpose names: an acknowledgement or an answer goes where that person's message was
-	* written, attention where the message that raised the question was (or to the ticket's starting conversation), and a
-	* result where the latest person's message to the ticket was written, else to the conversation where the ticket started (`result` is allowed only for a ticket in `ready`, `completed`,
-	* `merged`, or `dropped`). Each message is queued at most once (idempotent). An acknowledgement, even one already queued,
-	* records that the ticket's worker took the message up.
-	* @throws UserError when the ticket or trigger is unknown or the purpose's rule refuses it, such as a result of a ticket
-	* that is not ready, completed, merged, or dropped.
+	* An acknowledgement or an answer goes where that person's message was written; attention where the message that
+	* raised the question was, else to the ticket's starting conversation. Each message is queued at most once
+	* (idempotent). An acknowledgement, even one already queued, records that the ticket's worker took the message up.
+	* @throws UserError when the ticket or trigger is unknown or the purpose's rule refuses it, such as a result of a
+	* ticket that is not ready, completed, merged, or dropped.
 	*/
 	reply(request) {
 		return request.purpose === "acknowledgement" ? this.acknowledge(request) : this.answer(request);
 	}
-	/**
-	* Queue the acknowledgement an accept carries where the message that started the ticket was written, if it has a Channel
-	* and a person wrote it.
-	*/
 	acknowledgeAccepted(ticketId, trigger, text) {
 		if (trigger.channel && trigger.human) this.options.outbox.send({
 			id: key("ack", trigger.id),
@@ -2075,7 +2022,10 @@ var Replies = class extends EnginePart {
 			ticketId
 		});
 	}
-	/** Queue, once per Assignment, the note that a turn or budget limit stopped the work, where the latest person's message to the ticket was written (ADR-23), else where it started; id `limit:<assignmentId>` (ADR-32). */
+	/**
+	* Queue, once per Assignment, the note that a turn or budget limit stopped the work, where the latest person's
+	* message to the ticket was written, else where it started; id `limit:<assignmentId>`.
+	*/
 	limitStopped(ticket, assignmentId, limit, pull) {
 		const channel = this.replyChannel(ticket);
 		if (channel) this.options.outbox.send({
@@ -2086,11 +2036,13 @@ var Replies = class extends EnginePart {
 			ticketId: ticket.id
 		});
 	}
-	/** Withdraw a ticket's question for a person from the outbox, unless it went out already. */
 	withdrawAttention(attentionId) {
 		this.options.outbox.withdraw(key("attention-reply", attentionId));
 	}
-	/** Queue the refusal of a person's explicit request once, where it was written: its id is `refusal:<triggerId>`, so a replay or restart does not send it again. */
+	/**
+	* Queue the refusal of a person's explicit request once, where it was written: its id is `refusal:<triggerId>`, so a
+	* replay or restart does not send it again.
+	*/
 	refuse(trigger, reason) {
 		if (!trigger.channel) return;
 		this.options.outbox.send({
@@ -2164,7 +2116,10 @@ var Replies = class extends EnginePart {
 	sourceChannel(ticket) {
 		return this.source(ticket)?.channel ?? ticket.channels[0];
 	}
-	/** Where a ticket's result goes: the Channel of the latest person's message that reached it on a Thread it works on (not one it follows for context), else the conversation it started in. */
+	/**
+	* Where a ticket's result goes: the Channel of the latest person's message that reached it on a Thread it works on
+	* (not one it follows for context), else the conversation it started in.
+	*/
 	replyChannel(ticket) {
 		const latest = ticket.inputs.findLast((input) => input.kind === "trigger" && input.human === true && !input.context && this.repo.triggers.get(input.triggerId)?.channel !== void 0);
 		return (latest && this.repo.triggers.get(latest.triggerId)?.channel) ?? this.sourceChannel(ticket);
@@ -2173,9 +2128,8 @@ var Replies = class extends EnginePart {
 // src/core/engine.ts
 /** The domain Engine: the single entry point of the core, and the role interfaces its callers receive. */
 /**
-* Single transactional entry point for mutating Triggers, Threads, Decisions, Tickets, and Assignments.
-* Coordinates Intake, Evals, Tickets, Assignments, and Replies inside synchronous repository transactions while queuing side
-* effects through ports. Callers receive role-scoped `Pick` interfaces rather than the full engine.
+* Mutations run in synchronous repository transactions and queue side effects through ports. Callers receive
+* role-scoped `Pick` interfaces rather than the full engine.
 */
 var Engine = class {
 	repo;
@@ -2195,26 +2149,27 @@ var Engine = class {
 		this.intake = new Intake(options, this.tickets);
 	}
 	/**
-	* A Source's request to take in a Trigger: store it once, fan it out to the tickets that subscribe to its Threads (to an
-	* ended one only a person's message, which resumes it at once unless processing is paused, and to none a person stopped),
-	* and queue it for Eval on its primary Thread unless a ticket's worker decides it (see `followupOwners`).
+	* A Source's request to take in a Trigger: store it once, fan it out to the tickets that subscribe to its Threads (to
+	* an ended one only a person's message, which resumes it at once unless processing is paused, and to none a person
+	* stopped), and queue it for Eval on its primary Thread unless a ticket's worker decides it (see `followupOwners`).
 	* Triggers that arrive while an Eval of that Thread runs wait together for the next one.
 	*/
 	receive(trigger) {
 		return this.repo.atomic(() => this.intake.receive(trigger));
 	}
 	/**
-	* A Source's request to make an open ticket follow one of its Threads, such as a pull request's, `own` when the ticket
-	* opened it: the ticket subscribes to it, and a ready report ends it only once `followsDone` holds (see `Tickets.followsDone`).
+	* A Source's request to make an open ticket follow one of its Threads, such as a pull request's, `own` when the
+	* ticket opened it: the ticket subscribes to it, and a ready report ends it only once `followsDone` holds (see
+	* `Tickets.followsDone`).
 	* @throws UserError when the ticket is unknown or has ended.
 	*/
 	bindThread(ticketId, thread, own, url) {
 		return this.repo.atomic(() => this.tickets.bind(ticketId, thread, own, url));
 	}
 	/**
-	* A Source's fact that a Thread closed, such as its pull request's merge, at the time it happened. An open ticket that
-	* follows it ends once it is done with the Threads it follows, unless work resumed since the close has not finished, or
-	* its worker took up a person's message the ticket decides after its latest report.
+	* A Source's fact that a Thread closed, such as its pull request's merge, at the time it happened. An open ticket
+	* that follows it ends once it is done with the Threads it follows, unless work resumed since the close has not
+	* finished, or its worker took up a person's message the ticket decides after its latest report.
 	*/
 	threadClosed(thread, outcome, at) {
 		this.repo.atomic(() => {
@@ -2222,10 +2177,11 @@ var Engine = class {
 		});
 	}
 	/**
-	* Requeues overdue Evals up to `REQUEUES` times before recording `unavailable` (undelivered Evals never expire), starts the
-	* Evals of Threads whose queued Triggers wait, and resumes ended tickets a person's message reached while processing was
-	* paused. While processing is paused, nothing expires: each Eval in progress notes when the pause began, and its deadline
-	* moves forward by the pause's length once processing resumes. Each Eval and each ticket update takes one transaction.
+	* Requeues overdue Evals up to `REQUEUES` times before recording `unavailable` (undelivered Evals never expire),
+	* starts the Evals of Threads whose queued Triggers wait, and resumes ended tickets a person's message reached while
+	* processing was paused. While processing is paused, nothing expires: each Eval in progress notes when the pause
+	* began, and its deadline moves forward by the pause's length once processing resumes. Each Eval and each ticket
+	* update takes one transaction.
 	*/
 	evaluateDue() {
 		const policy = this.options.policy();
@@ -2246,23 +2202,23 @@ var Engine = class {
 	}
 	/**
 	* Decide a Trigger: the Eval that holds it, or a direct Eval of it alone when none does, such as a person's explicit
-	* request the main Session routes. A proactive candidate is accepted only in `auto` mode with enabled rules its assessment
-	* matched, and a Trigger that already started a ticket returns that ticket's Decision. An invalid stop is recorded as
-	* `ignore`; one judged under an older Policy as `unavailable`.
-	* @throws UserError when the Trigger is unknown or not admissible, `outcome.evalId` names an Eval that has finished, a
-	* ticket's worker still decides the Trigger and the outcome is not a stop, or an inferred candidate is accepted outside `auto`
-	* mode or without enabled matching rules.
+	* request the main Session routes. A proactive candidate is accepted only in `auto` mode with enabled rules its
+	* assessment matched, and a Trigger that already started a ticket returns that ticket's Decision. An invalid stop is
+	* recorded as `ignore`; one judged under an older Policy as `unavailable`.
+	* @throws UserError when the Trigger is unknown or not admissible, `outcome.evalId` names an Eval that has finished,
+	* a ticket's worker still decides the Trigger and the outcome is not a stop, or an inferred candidate is accepted
+	* outside `auto` mode or without enabled matching rules.
 	*/
 	decide(triggerId, outcome) {
 		return this.repo.atomic(() => this.evals.decide(triggerId, outcome));
 	}
 	/**
-	* Attach a Trigger to a ticket that the message points at: the ticket follows the Trigger's Threads and receives it as an
-	* Input with the routing note, and the Eval that holds the Trigger ends, since the ticket has it now; the other Triggers of
-	* its batch wait for a fresh Eval. A note for an Input the worker already received goes out as a new Input, and so does a
-	* message the ticket let go, read for context only, or had before it ended. An ended ticket resumes under its Mandate, at
-	* once unless processing is paused.
-	* @throws UserError for a ticket a person stopped, which withdrew its Mandate, or one whose Mandate the Policy no longer holds.
+	* Attach a Trigger to a ticket that the message points at: the ticket follows the Trigger's Threads and receives it
+	* as an Input with the routing note, and the Eval that holds the Trigger ends, since the ticket has it now; the other
+	* Triggers of its batch wait for a fresh Eval. A note for an Input the worker already received goes out as a new
+	* Input, and so does a message the ticket let go, read for context only, or had before it ended. An ended ticket
+	* resumes under its Mandate, at once unless processing is paused. @throws UserError for a ticket a person stopped,
+	* which withdrew its Mandate, or one whose Mandate the Policy no longer holds.
 	*/
 	attach(ticketId, triggerId, note) {
 		return this.repo.atomic(() => {
@@ -2284,11 +2240,11 @@ var Engine = class {
 		return this.repo.atomic(() => this.tickets.requestStatus(ticketId));
 	}
 	/**
-	* Queue a message for the Channel its purpose names: an acknowledgement or an answer goes where the person's message was
-	* written, attention where the message that raised the question was, else, like a result, to the conversation the ticket
-	* started in. A message queued before is not queued again (see `Replies.reply`).
-	* @throws UserError when the ticket or trigger is unknown or the purpose's rule refuses it, such as a result of a ticket that
-	* is not ready, completed, merged, or dropped.
+	* Queue a message for the Channel its purpose names: an acknowledgement or an answer goes where the person's message
+	* was written, attention where the message that raised the question was, else, like a result, to the conversation the
+	* ticket started in. A message queued before is not queued again (see `Replies.reply`).
+	* @throws UserError when the ticket or trigger is unknown or the purpose's rule refuses it, such as a result of a
+	* ticket that is not ready, completed, merged, or dropped.
 	*/
 	reply(request) {
 		return this.repo.atomic(() => this.replies.reply(request));
@@ -2345,8 +2301,9 @@ var Engine = class {
 		});
 	}
 	/**
-	* The Executor's fact that Inputs reached the Assignment that runs the ticket, which clears a failed delivery. A fact about
-	* an Assignment that no longer runs is dropped. Its worker reads each once its Session takes it into a step (`inputsRead`).
+	* The Executor's fact that Inputs reached the Assignment that runs the ticket, which clears a failed
+	* delivery. A fact about an Assignment that no longer runs is dropped. Its worker reads each once its
+	* Session takes it into a step (`inputsRead`).
 	*/
 	inputsDelivered(ticketId, assignmentId, inputIds) {
 		this.repo.atomic(() => {
@@ -2354,8 +2311,8 @@ var Engine = class {
 		});
 	}
 	/**
-	* The Executor's fact that the worker's Session of an open ticket took the messages that carried Inputs into a step, from
-	* which its model reads them: a report or the end of a turn after that counts them as read at the ticket's end.
+	* The Executor's fact that the worker's Session of an open ticket took the messages that carried Inputs into a step,
+	* from which its model reads them: a report or the end of a turn after that counts them as read at the ticket's end.
 	* @throws UserError when the ticket is unknown.
 	*/
 	inputsRead(ticketId, inputIds) {
@@ -2369,17 +2326,20 @@ var Engine = class {
 			this.assignments.turnEnded(ticketId, assignmentId);
 		});
 	}
-	/** The Executor's fact that delivering Inputs to the Assignment that runs the ticket failed; the ticket shows it until a delivery succeeds. */
+	/**
+	* The Executor's fact that delivering Inputs to the Assignment that runs the ticket failed; the ticket shows it until
+	* a delivery succeeds.
+	*/
 	deliveryFailed(ticketId, assignmentId, error) {
 		this.repo.atomic(() => {
 			this.assignments.deliveryFailed(ticketId, assignmentId, error);
 		});
 	}
 	/**
-	* A worker's request, through its Executor, to mark a Thread attached to its ticket unrelated, for `reason`: only that
-	* ticket's Subscription drops, until a new Decision subscribes it again.
-	* @throws UserError when the ticket is unknown, or for the Thread the ticket started on, one a Source bound it to (such as
-	* its pull request's), or one it does not follow.
+	* A worker's request, through its Executor, to mark a Thread attached to its ticket unrelated, for `reason`: only
+	* that ticket's Subscription drops, until a new Decision subscribes it again.
+	* @throws UserError when the ticket is unknown, or for the Thread the ticket started on, one a Source bound it to
+	* (such as its pull request's), or one it does not follow.
 	*/
 	markUnrelated(ticketId, thread, reason) {
 		this.repo.atomic(() => {
@@ -2387,7 +2347,8 @@ var Engine = class {
 		});
 	}
 	/**
-	* An Executor's Subscription to a Thread it found related, for context: see `Tickets.followForContext` and `Thread.context`.
+	* An Executor's Subscription to a Thread it found related, for context: see `Tickets.followForContext` and
+	* `Thread.context`.
 	* @returns false when the ticket already follows the Thread.
 	* @throws UserError when the ticket is unknown or has ended.
 	*/
@@ -2403,32 +2364,37 @@ var Engine = class {
 	}
 	/**
 	* An Executor's hand-back of a message that reached its ticket but asks for more than it: see `Evals.handback`.
-	* @returns whether it was queued for Eval: false while another ticket still decides it, and for one this ticket did not decide (see `Evals.handback`).
-	* @throws UserError when the ticket or trigger is unknown, the trigger did not reach the ticket, or the ticket already handed it back.
+	* @returns whether it was queued for Eval: false while another ticket still decides it, and for one this ticket did
+	* not decide (see `Evals.handback`).
+	* @throws UserError when the ticket or trigger is unknown, the trigger did not reach the ticket, or the ticket
+	* already handed it back.
 	*/
 	handback(ticketId, triggerId, reason) {
 		return this.repo.atomic(() => this.evals.handback(ticketId, triggerId, reason));
 	}
 	/**
 	* Record a report on an open ticket's current Assignment. Its question for a person (`attention`) is asked, kept, or
-	* cleared (`null` or a `ready` report), and a replaced attention question whose reply has not been sent yet is withdrawn
-	* from the outbox. A `blocked` or `failed` report holds back automated inputs until a human message arrives. A `dropped`
-	* report ends the ticket, and a `ready` report ends it: `completed` without followed Threads, else with the `followsDone`
-	* outcome once `followsDone` holds.
-	* @throws UserError for an unknown or ended ticket, an ended assignment, a question that comes with a ready result or an
-	* answer, or a question or answer that names a message that is not a person's or did not reach the ticket.
+	* cleared (`null` or a `ready` report), and a replaced attention question whose reply has not been sent yet is
+	* withdrawn from the outbox. A `blocked` or `failed` report holds back automated inputs until a human message
+	* arrives. A `dropped` report ends the ticket, and a `ready` report ends it: `completed` without followed Threads,
+	* else with the `followsDone` outcome once `followsDone` holds.
+	* @throws UserError for an unknown or ended ticket, an ended assignment, a question that comes with a ready result or
+	* an answer, or a question or answer that names a message that is not a person's or did not reach the ticket.
 	*/
 	report(ticketId, report) {
 		return this.repo.atomic(() => this.assignments.report(ticketId, report));
 	}
-	/** A worker's Session stopped at a turn or budget limit: see `Assignments.limited`. @returns whether the ticket kept its ready report, so no blocked report follows. */
+	/**
+	* A worker's Session stopped at a turn or budget limit: see `Assignments.limited`.
+	* @returns whether the ticket kept its ready report, so no blocked report follows.
+	*/
 	limitReached(ticketId, assignmentId, limit) {
 		return this.repo.atomic(() => this.assignments.limited(ticketId, assignmentId, limit));
 	}
 	/**
-	* Handles an assignment that was running when the host stopped: restarts it with a recovery note unless its latest report is
-	* `waiting`, `ready`, `blocked`, or `failed` and no Input reached its worker after that report that a later finished turn did
-	* not take in (ADR-32), in which case it keeps its Session and state and gets the Inputs that wait for it.
+	* Handles an assignment that was running when the host stopped: restarts it with a recovery note unless its latest
+	* report is `waiting`, `ready`, `blocked`, or `failed` and no Input reached its worker after that report that a later
+	* finished turn did not take in, in which case it keeps its Session and state and gets the Inputs that wait for it.
 	*/
 	assignmentInterrupted(ticketId, assignmentId) {
 		this.repo.atomic(() => {
@@ -2436,8 +2402,8 @@ var Engine = class {
 		});
 	}
 	/**
-	* The Policy changed: each open ticket in `effects` is told how the change bears on it, and Evals in progress start again
-	* under the new version.
+	* The Policy changed: each open ticket in `effects` is told how the change bears on it, and Evals in progress start
+	* again under the new version.
 	*/
 	policyChanged(from, to, effects = /* @__PURE__ */ new Map()) {
 		this.repo.atomic(() => {
@@ -2447,16 +2413,11 @@ var Engine = class {
 	}
 };
 // src/policy/actors.ts
-/** Compare two logins or repository names without case; no other normalisation (spec A3). */
+/** Compare two logins or repository names without case; no other normalisation. */
 const sameName = (a, b) => a.toLowerCase() === b.toLowerCase();
 const BOT_SUFFIX = /\[bot\]$/i;
-/** A bot: the Source marked the Trigger as not written by a person (an account type other than a user, CI, or this agent), or the login ends in `[bot]`. */
 const isBot = (trigger) => !trigger.human || BOT_SUFFIX.test(trigger.actor.id);
-/**
-* Judge a Trigger's actor and repository, in order: a repository outside `repositories` (or none) is `rejected-repo`; an empty
-* actor id (a CI transition) is a `source-fact`; an actor not on `allowed` is `rejected-bot` or `rejected-actor`; anyone else,
-* a bot named on the list included, is `allowed` (the gate still treats such a bot as inferred).
-*/
+/** A bot named on the list is `allowed` here; the gate still admits it only as an inferred candidate. */
 function actorVerdict(trigger, rule) {
 	const repository = trigger.meta.repository;
 	if (typeof repository !== "string" || !rule.repositories.some((name) => sameName(name, repository))) return "rejected-repo";
@@ -2466,8 +2427,8 @@ function actorVerdict(trigger, rule) {
 }
 // src/policy/policy.ts
 /**
-* Runtime settings schemas, assessment validation, and policy gate evaluation.
-* Who may originate work is one global list of logins, compared without case; a bot on it is an inferred candidate at most.
+* Who may originate work is one global list of logins, compared without case; a bot on it is an inferred
+* candidate at most.
 */
 const RuleIdSchema = z.string().regex(/^[a-zA-Z0-9_-]{1,80}$/);
 const RuleAssessmentSchema = z.object({
@@ -2484,19 +2445,16 @@ const AdmissionDirectionSchema = z.object({
 	requires_design_decision: z.boolean(),
 	evidence: z.string().trim().min(1).max(700)
 }).strict();
-/** Check whether an assessment established implementation intent and a settled target without open design decisions. */
 function directionAllowed(value) {
 	const result = AdmissionDirectionSchema.safeParse(value);
 	return result.success && result.data.implementation_requested && result.data.target_basis !== "undetermined" && !result.data.requires_design_decision;
 }
 /**
-* Validate an assessment against enabled rules and convert it into an engine `AssessmentOutcome`.
-* Acceptance requires a settled direction, at least one matched enabled rule, and `intent_evidence`. Accepts only in `auto` mode;
-* `observe` records `would_accept`, and `off` ignores and records nothing, for explicit and inferred candidates alike.
-* The `strength` argument is kept for caller compatibility and no longer changes the result.
+* Accepts only in `auto` mode; `observe` records `would_accept`, and `off` ignores and records nothing, for explicit
+* and inferred candidates alike.
 * @throws when `rule_assessments` does not cover every enabled rule exactly once, or an accept omits `intent_evidence`.
 */
-function assessmentOutcome(assessment, settings, strength) {
+function assessmentOutcome(assessment, settings) {
 	const enabled = settings.policy.rules.filter((rule) => rule.enabled);
 	const judged = assessment.rule_assessments;
 	const ids = new Set(judged.map((item) => item.rule_id));
@@ -2617,8 +2575,8 @@ function canonical(value) {
 	return JSON.stringify(value, (_key, item) => item && typeof item === "object" && !Array.isArray(item) ? Object.fromEntries(Object.entries(item).sort(([a], [b]) => a < b ? -1 : a > b ? 1 : 0)) : item);
 }
 /**
-* Compute a version hash for settings that affect work authorization.
-* Changes to models, concurrency, pause state, or polling intervals do not invalidate existing decisions.
+* Hashes only the settings that affect work authorization; model, concurrency, pause and polling changes
+* keep decisions valid.
 */
 function policyVersion(settings) {
 	const { rules, acceptMode, allowed, admission } = settings.policy;
@@ -2629,11 +2587,10 @@ function policyVersion(settings) {
 		admission
 	}));
 }
-/** The allowed-list entry naming `actor`, compared without case; the list is global, so `actor.source` is not consulted. */
+/** Compared without case. The list is global, so `actor.source` is not consulted. */
 function allowedSender(settings, actor) {
 	return settings.policy.allowed.find((entry) => sameName(entry, actor.id));
 }
-/** Check whether a thread has tickets of its own (excluding context-only subscriptions). */
 const participating = (thread, tickets) => [...thread.subscriptions, ...tickets.map((ticket) => ticket.id)].some((id) => !thread.context?.includes(id));
 const listened = (sources, source, meta) => sources.scope({
 	source,
@@ -2650,7 +2607,6 @@ const STRENGTH = {
 	inferred: 1,
 	explicit: 2
 };
-/** Compute how a settings change from `old` to `now` affects the authorization or matched rules of each open ticket. */
 function policyEffects(tickets, old, now, scope) {
 	const before = settingsPolicy(old, scope(old)), after = settingsPolicy(now, scope(now));
 	const effects = /* @__PURE__ */ new Map();
@@ -2688,11 +2644,10 @@ function policyEffects(tickets, old, now, scope) {
 	}
 	return effects;
 }
-/** Build the active Policy for gating incoming Triggers and revalidating existing Ticket Mandates. */
 function settingsPolicy(settings, sources) {
 	const version = policyVersion(settings);
 	const mode = settings.policy.acceptMode;
-	/** Gate non-human triggers: only listed bots (as inferred candidates) and senderless system/CI events may pass; other bots are rejected. */
+	/** Only listed bots (as inferred candidates) and senderless system/CI events pass; other bots are rejected. */
 	const machineGate = (trigger) => {
 		const bot = trigger.actor.id ? allowedSender(settings, trigger.actor) : void 0;
 		if (trigger.actor.id && !bot) return {
@@ -2924,7 +2879,8 @@ const byLogin = (a, b) => {
 	return x < y ? -1 : x > y ? 1 : a < b ? -1 : a > b ? 1 : 0;
 };
 /**
-* Map the config policy onto Settings. The allowed list is sorted here (app layer) so that its order does not change the policy version; the case of each login is kept, and `src/policy/**` is not changed (comparison is case-insensitive, the hash covers the given entries).
+* Maps the config policy onto Settings. The allowed list is sorted here so that its order does not change
+* the policy version. The case of each login is kept; comparison is case-insensitive.
 */
 function settingsOf(config) {
 	const { allowed, acceptMode, rules, admission } = config.policy;
@@ -2937,9 +2893,13 @@ function settingsOf(config) {
 }
 // src/app/credentials.ts
 /**
-* Startup credential and policy checks: resolves the selected auth mode into the environment the runtime may receive, and applies the startup rules that need the config, the agent account or the runtime probe. Names are reported, values never.
+* Resolves the selected auth mode into the environment the runtime may receive.
+* Names are reported, values never.
+*/
+/**
+* Per mode, the requirements. A requirement is met when every variable of one of its alternatives is set (non-blank).
+* All names are in AUTH_ENV[mode].
 */
-/** Per mode, the requirements; a requirement is met when every variable of one of its alternatives is set (non-blank). All names are in AUTH_ENV[mode]. */
 const REQUIRED_ENV = {
 	"api-key": [[["ANTHROPIC_API_KEY"]]],
 	subscription: [[["CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN"]]],
@@ -3025,13 +2985,12 @@ function assertStartupPolicy(config, credential, agentLogin, probe, now = Date.n
 // src/app/effects.ts
 /**
 * Signals that an effect cannot run right now, such as when processing is paused or all worker slots are full.
-* Effects reschedules the row after the initial retry delay without incrementing its failure count, and the WorkerExecutor throws it from launch and delivery handlers.
+* Effects reschedules the row after the initial retry delay without incrementing its failure count.
 */
 var Later = class extends Error {};
 /**
-* Durable SQLite-backed queue that persists side effects inside command transactions and dispatches them after commit.
-* Coordinates per-kind handlers, concurrency limits, exponential backoff, and health reporting for the Assessor, WorkerExecutor, RouterHost and Outbox.
-* Changes from the reference: the constructor parameters are declared fields, assigned in the constructor body; a `cleanup` effect kind is added; comments name the Router session and WorkerExecutor.
+* Durable SQLite-backed queue that persists side effects inside command transactions
+* and dispatches them after commit.
 */
 var Effects = class {
 	handlers = /* @__PURE__ */ new Map();
@@ -3041,7 +3000,7 @@ var Effects = class {
 	broken = /* @__PURE__ */ new Set();
 	seq;
 	scheduled = false;
-	/** Effects run only between `start` and `drain`; rows queued before `start` wait, such as while setup is incomplete. */
+	/** Effects run only between `start` and `drain`. Rows queued before `start` wait, e.g. while setup is incomplete. */
 	started = false;
 	stopped = false;
 	store;
@@ -3053,7 +3012,7 @@ var Effects = class {
 		this.now = now;
 		this.seq = Number(store.db.prepare("SELECT IFNULL(MAX(seq), 0) AS seq FROM effect").get()?.seq ?? 0);
 	}
-	/** Upserts an effect in the caller's transaction, coalescing with any waiting row of the same kind and key while keeping its queue position. */
+	/** Upserts an effect in the caller's transaction, coalescing with a waiting row of the same kind and key. */
 	enqueue(kind, key, payload) {
 		this.store.db.prepare(`INSERT INTO effect (kind, key, value, seq, due, since) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?) ON CONFLICT(kind, key) DO UPDATE
       SET value = excluded.value, generation = generation + 1, attempts = 0, error = '', due = excluded.due`).run(kind, key, JSON.stringify(payload), ++this.seq, this.now(), new Date(this.now()).toISOString());
@@ -3095,7 +3054,10 @@ var Effects = class {
 			this.dispatch();
 		});
 	}
-	/** Resolves once no effect of `kind` (or of any kind) is running and none can start because none is due or `limit()` has no room. */
+	/**
+	* Resolves once no effect of `kind` (or of any kind) is running, and none can start
+	* because none is due or `limit()` has no room.
+	*/
 	async idle(kind) {
 		for (;;) {
 			this.dispatch();
@@ -3187,7 +3149,10 @@ var Effects = class {
 	}
 };
 // src/executor/contract.ts
-/** Applies inputsRead idempotently: `fresh` returns, in order, the ids it has not returned before (duplicates within one call count once). */
+/**
+* Idempotent: `fresh` returns, in order, the ids it has not returned before.
+* Duplicates within one call count once.
+*/
 var ReadLedger = class {
 	seen = /* @__PURE__ */ new Set();
 	fresh(ids) {
@@ -3201,7 +3166,10 @@ var ReadLedger = class {
 };
 const DRAIN_MS = 2e3;
 const workerKey = (ticketId) => `worker-${ticketId}`;
-/** Mode of a ticket Input (see docs/runtime-contract.md): a person's message steers; notes, legacy reopen markers and a message no person wrote that waited on a ready ticket (`quiet`) are injected; everything else is a followup. */
+/**
+* Mode of a ticket Input (see docs/runtime-contract.md): a person's message steers; notes, reopen markers and
+* a message no person wrote that waited on a ready ticket (`quiet`) are injected; everything else is a followup.
+*/
 function inputMode(input) {
 	switch (input.kind) {
 		case "trigger": return input.human ? "steer" : input.quiet ? "inject" : "followup";
@@ -3212,7 +3180,10 @@ function inputMode(input) {
 		case "resumed": return "followup";
 	}
 }
-/** What is left of the limits for an Assignment that used `used` already: the SDK caps of a launch or resume, at least 1 turn and $0.01 (ADR-24). The host still checks the totals (ADR-6). */
+/**
+* What is left of the limits for an Assignment that used `used` already: the SDK caps of a launch or resume,
+* at least 1 turn and $0.01. The host still checks the totals.
+*/
 function remainingLimits(limits, used) {
 	if (!used) return { ...limits };
 	return {
@@ -3220,7 +3191,7 @@ function remainingLimits(limits, used) {
 		maxBudgetUsd: Math.max(.01, Math.round((limits.maxBudgetUsd - used.costUsd) * 1e6) / 1e6)
 	};
 }
-/** Worker-facing text of an Input; undefined for a legacy reopen marker, which is marked delivered without being sent. */
+/** Worker-facing text of an Input; undefined for a reopen marker, which is marked delivered without being sent. */
 function renderInput(input, trigger) {
 	switch (input.kind) {
 		case "trigger": return trigger ? JSON.stringify({
@@ -3304,11 +3275,10 @@ var WorkerExecutor = class {
 			this.halt(ticket.id, assignment.id);
 		});
 	}
-	/** Ticket IDs whose worker session is open now. */
 	liveTickets() {
 		return [...this.live.keys()];
 	}
-	/** Injects a host notice into the ticket's open worker session; it is read with the next input (inject never starts a turn). False when no session is open. */
+	/** Injects a host notice, read with the next input; never starts a turn. False when no session is open. */
 	notify(ticketId, notice) {
 		const live = this.live.get(ticketId);
 		if (!live) return false;
@@ -3922,7 +3892,7 @@ var EventMapper = class {
 	}
 };
 // src/runtimes/claude/children.ts
-/** Tracks the runtime's child processes in <stateDir>/children.json and stops the ones an earlier host left running (ADR-32). */
+/** Tracks the runtime's child processes in <stateDir>/children.json and stops the ones an earlier host left running. */
 var ChildRegistry = class {
 	file;
 	constructor(file) {
@@ -4036,10 +4006,12 @@ async function reapChildren(registry, options = {}) {
 }
 // src/runtimes/claude/runtime.ts
 /**
-* Claude runtime adapter: one SDK query per session fed by a message stream. steer is sent into the running turn with priority next;
-* followup is held until the running turn's result; inject is merged into the next input sent (never sent alone, the SDK shouldQuery
-* flag is unused). Message uuids are adapter UUIDs mapped to input ids. The permission mode is fixed by options.ts.
-* A result suppressed by interrupt does not end the newer turn: busy and held followups wait for that turn's own result.
+* Claude runtime adapter: one SDK query per session fed by a message stream.
+* steer is sent into the running turn with priority next; followup is held until the running turn's result.
+* inject is merged into the next input sent and is never sent alone (the SDK shouldQuery flag is unused).
+* Message uuids are adapter UUIDs mapped to input ids. The permission mode is fixed by options.ts.
+* A result suppressed by interrupt does not end the newer turn:
+* busy and held followups wait for that turn's own result.
 */
 const CLAUDE_SDK_VERSION = "0.3.321";
 const INJECT_SEPARATOR = "\n\n---\n\n";
@@ -4056,7 +4028,7 @@ function bwrapProbeArgs(weakerNested) {
 		"true"
 	];
 }
-/** Linux: bwrap and socat on PATH and one bwrap smoke run with the same /proc choice the SDK makes (fresh /proc, or a tmpfs /proc with weakerNested, the mask the SDK also adds). */
+/** Linux: bwrap and socat on PATH, and a bwrap smoke run with the /proc mount the SDK will use. */
 function sandboxAvailable(platform = process.platform, weakerNested = false, run = (cmd, args) => spawnSync(cmd, args, {
 	stdio: "ignore",
 	timeout: 1e4
@@ -4498,7 +4470,7 @@ var FakeRuntime = class {
 };
 // src/app/agent.ts
 /**
-* The agent runtime, workspace choice and Router mode for `start`: the Claude runtime with git worktrees and a Router session, or the scripted fake runtime with scratch directories and the deterministic assessor; the adapter env carries only the inherited whitelist and the selected auth mode's variables.
+* The adapter env carries only the inherited whitelist and the selected auth mode's variables.
 */
 function agentEnv(credential, env) {
 	const values = {};
@@ -4552,7 +4524,11 @@ function createAgent(o) {
 	};
 }
 // src/infra/commands.ts
-/** Subprocess runner for the hosting API program and git, with timeouts, abort signals, sanitized errors and API paths confined to a root. Changes from the reference: the chat CLI runner and its error rewrite are removed; the API program, the inherited environment, the API-only variables and the process runner are injected options instead of a deployment; subprocesses get a whitelisted environment (subprocessEnv) instead of the daemon environment, and API-only variables reach only the API program; the repository restriction becomes a path root set by at; the JSON reader is call. */
+/**
+* Subprocess runner for the hosting API program and git, with timeouts, abort signals and sanitized errors.
+* API paths are confined to a root. Subprocesses get a whitelisted environment.
+* API-only variables reach only the API program.
+*/
 const TIMEOUT_MS = 9e4;
 const MAX_BUFFER = 16777216;
 var CliError = class extends Error {
@@ -4588,7 +4564,6 @@ function ended(error) {
 	if (typeof code === "number") return `exited with code ${code}`;
 	return typeof code === "string" ? `could not run: ${code}` : "failed";
 }
-/** Parses array elements against a schema, skipping invalid items and incrementing `tally.skipped`. */
 function validItems(item, list, tally) {
 	const items = list.flatMap((value) => {
 		const parsed = item.safeParse(value);
@@ -4650,7 +4625,6 @@ var Commands = class Commands {
 	runApi(args) {
 		return this.run(this.options.apiProgram, args, void 0, this.options.apiEnv ?? {});
 	}
-	/** Runs the API program and parses its JSON output. */
 	async call(args) {
 		return JSON.parse(await this.runApi(args));
 	}
@@ -4690,33 +4664,35 @@ var Commands = class Commands {
 // src/app/kv.ts
 /** Define a single typed KV key; external Source plugins use `record` and `family` to type their own keys. */
 const record = (key) => key;
-/** Define a KV key family whose keys join `prefix` and name parts with `:` (or a custom `format`). */
 function family(prefix, format = (...name) => name.join(":")) {
 	return Object.assign((...name) => `${prefix}${format(...name)}`, { prefix });
 }
 const KV = {
-	/** Runtime health: the HealthBoard snapshot the daemon writes each pass (at most every 5s) and the status CLI reads. */
+	/**
+	* Runtime health: the HealthBoard snapshot the daemon writes each pass (at most every 5 s),
+	* read by the status CLI.
+	*/
 	health: { snapshot: record("health") },
-	/** Store: current database schema version. */
 	store: { schema: record("schema") },
-	/** Runtime: the Router session's ID and the prompt version it was opened under, and the readiness marker the daemon writes once started and deletes first on stop (health --ready). */
+	/**
+	* Runtime: the Router session's ID and the prompt version it was opened under, and the readiness marker
+	* the daemon writes once started and deletes first on stop (`health --ready`).
+	*/
 	runtime: {
 		masterId: record("master-id"),
 		routerPrompt: record("router-prompt-version"),
 		ready: record("runtime-ready")
 	},
-	/** Sessions: prompt revisions each Session has worked under, ordered oldest first; the last entry (`.at(-1)`) is its active revision. */
+	/**
+	* Sessions: prompt revisions each Session has worked under, oldest first.
+	* The last entry (`.at(-1)`) is its active revision.
+	*/
 	sessions: { prompts: family("session-prompts:") },
 	/** Per-Source resolved display names mapping a named ID (such as a chat ID) to its display name. */
 	sources: { labels: family("source-labels:") }
 };
 // src/infra/text.ts
-/**
-* Word counting and string formatting utilities for message limits and templates.
-* Changes from the reference: `IM_WORDS`, `checkedImText` and `sameName` are removed; `policy/actors.ts` is the single `sameName`.
-*/
 const words = new Intl.Segmenter("zh", { granularity: "word" });
-/** Counts word-like segments across Chinese, English, and mixed text, ignoring punctuation. */
 function wordCount(text) {
 	let count = 0;
 	for (const segment of words.segment(text)) if (segment.isWordLike) count++;
@@ -4724,14 +4700,22 @@ function wordCount(text) {
 }
 const fill = (template, values) => template.replace(/\{(\w+)\}/g, (_, name) => values[name] ?? "");
 const escapeRegExp = (text) => text.replace(/[.*+?^${}()|[\]\\]/g, "\\$&");
-/** Lines that credit the AI product as an author (ADR-34): a Co-authored-by trailer whose name has the word Claude or whose address is @anthropic.com, and a "Generated with … Claude" line. Case-insensitive, one line at a time. scripts/check-commits.ts uses the same predicate. */
+/**
+* Lines that credit the AI product as an author: a Co-authored-by trailer whose name has the word Claude or whose
+* address is @anthropic.com, and a "Generated with … Claude" line. Case-insensitive, one line at a time.
+* scripts/check-commits.ts uses the same predicate.
+*/
 const AI_ATTRIBUTION_PATTERNS = [
 	/^\s*co-authored-by:[^<\r\n]*\bclaude\b/i,
 	/^\s*co-authored-by:.*@anthropic\.com\b/i,
 	/\bgenerated with\b.*\bclaude\b/i
 ];
 const isAiAttributionLine = (line) => AI_ATTRIBUTION_PATTERNS.some((pattern) => pattern.test(line));
-/** Removes AI attribution lines; returns `text` itself when there are none. Blank lines that the removal leaves doubled (or leading) are dropped, trailing blank lines are trimmed, and one final newline is kept when `text` had one. All other lines stay as they were. */
+/**
+* Removes AI attribution lines; returns `text` itself when there are none.
+* Blank lines the removal leaves doubled or leading are dropped; trailing blank lines are trimmed.
+* One final newline is kept when `text` had one.
+*/
 function stripAiAttribution(text) {
 	const lines = text.split("\n");
 	if (!lines.some(isAiAttributionLine)) return text;
@@ -4752,7 +4736,7 @@ function stripAiAttribution(text) {
 	return body !== "" && text.endsWith("\n") ? body + "\n" : body;
 }
 // src/sources/host.ts
-/** Fixed English health templates (`{name}` placeholders); the panel localizes each `code` in the interface language. */
+/** Fixed English templates; the panel localizes each `code` in the interface language. */
 const HEALTH_TEXT = {
 	sourceOff: "Off",
 	pollFailures: "{count} consecutive failed polls; last: {error}"
@@ -4765,10 +4749,7 @@ function health(state, code, values = {}) {
 		...Object.keys(values).length ? { values } : {}
 	};
 }
-/**
-* Builds the context for one Source kind. Health reports go to the entries of the registration current when the context
-* is built, becoming no-ops once that registration ends.
-*/
+/** Health reports go to the registration current when the context is built; they become no-ops once it ends. */
 function sourceContext(deps, kind) {
 	const { store } = deps;
 	const report = deps.sources.reporter(kind);
@@ -4827,19 +4808,24 @@ function sourceContext(deps, kind) {
 	};
 }
 // src/sources/poll.ts
-/** Shared polling helpers for subscribed threads, overlap-safe cursors, and delays. Changes from the reference: `pause` takes injectable timers, `pollThreads` takes an injectable clock, and both take only the context members they use. */
+/** Shared polling helpers for subscribed threads: overlap-safe cursors and delays. */
 /** How long a subscribed Thread with no live Ticket continues to be polled after its last Trigger or Ticket end. */
 const POLL_HORIZON_MS = 12096e5;
-/** True when a subscribed thread has a live ticket or recent activity/completion within `POLL_HORIZON_MS`. */
 function polled(ctx, thread, now = Date.now()) {
 	const tickets = thread.subscriptions.map((id) => ctx.tickets.get(id));
 	if (tickets.some((ticket) => !!ticket && liveTicket(ticket))) return true;
 	const times = [thread.lastAt ?? thread.createdAt, ...tickets.map((ticket) => ticket?.ended?.at ?? "")].map(Date.parse).filter(Number.isFinite);
 	return now - Math.max(...times) < POLL_HORIZON_MS;
 }
-/** Steps a poll start timestamp back by 5 seconds so late-arriving remote events are not missed; deterministic trigger IDs deduplicate overlaps. */
+/**
+* Steps a poll start timestamp back by 5 seconds so late-arriving remote events are not missed; deterministic trigger
+* IDs deduplicate overlaps.
+*/
 const cursorAt = (started) => (/* @__PURE__ */ new Date(Date.parse(started) - 5e3)).toISOString();
-/** Polls each subscribed Thread of `source` within the horizon independently; records failures on the Thread as `pollError` (unless `stopped()`) and clears `pollError` on success. */
+/**
+* Polls each subscribed Thread of `source` within the horizon independently; records failures on the Thread as
+* `pollError` (unless `stopped()`) and clears `pollError` on success.
+*/
 async function pollThreads$1(ctx, source, stopped, poll, skip = () => false, now = () => Date.now()) {
 	for (const thread of ctx.threads.subscribed(source)) {
 		if (stopped()) return;
@@ -4859,7 +4845,7 @@ const systemTimers$1 = {
 		clearTimeout(handle);
 	}
 };
-/** Waits `ms` or until `signal` aborts, using the injected timers (global timers by default) so tests can drive polling loops. */
+/** Waits `ms` or until `signal` aborts; the injected timers let tests drive polling loops. */
 function pause(ms, signal, timers = systemTimers$1) {
 	return new Promise((resolve) => {
 		if (signal.aborted) {
@@ -4878,7 +4864,10 @@ function pause(ms, signal, timers = systemTimers$1) {
 	});
 }
 // src/sources/github/trigger.ts
-/** Normalizes GitHub issues, pull requests, comments, reviews, review comments and CI transitions into domain Triggers. Changes from the reference: thread, trigger and channel keys include the repository (Thread id <owner>/<name>#<number>), every Trigger carries meta.repository in the configured spelling, githubAddress parses any configured repository, the bot suffix check ignores case, the CI Trigger takes its time from the caller, default-branch CI is removed, and sameName comes from the policy actors module. */
+/**
+* Normalizes GitHub issues, pull requests, comments, reviews, review comments and CI transitions into domain Triggers.
+* Thread, trigger and channel keys include the repository (Thread id <owner>/<name>#<number>).
+*/
 const SOURCE = "github";
 /** The kind has no config keys; `{}` parses, so the kind is enabled under the Runtime's empty configs reader. */
 const GithubConfigSchema = z.record(z.string(), z.never());
@@ -4902,7 +4891,7 @@ const githubChannel = (repository, number, url) => ({
 		...url ? { url } : {}
 	}
 });
-/** Parses a web or API URL for an Issue, PR, or review comment in a configured repository; returns undefined for other URLs or repositories. */
+/** Parses an Issue, PR, or review-comment URL in a configured repository; undefined for anything else. */
 function githubAddress(url, repositories) {
 	const match = /^https:\/\/(?:api\.github\.com\/repos|github\.com)\/([^/]+\/[^/]+)\/(issues|pulls?)\/(\d+)\/?(?:#discussion_r(\d+)|#[\w-]*)?$/i.exec(url);
 	if (!match) return void 0;
@@ -4923,10 +4912,7 @@ const UserSchema = z.looseObject({
 	login: "ghost",
 	type: "User"
 });
-/**
-* A GitHub comment or review; a review carries `state` and `commit_id`, and an inline review comment carries its file,
-* line, diff hunk, and `in_reply_to_id` (the root comment ID of its review thread).
-*/
+/** A GitHub comment or review; `in_reply_to_id` is the root comment ID of its review thread. */
 const CommentSchema$1 = z.looseObject({
 	id: z.number(),
 	body: z.string().nullish(),
@@ -4943,7 +4929,7 @@ const CommentSchema$1 = z.looseObject({
 	diff_hunk: z.string().nullish(),
 	in_reply_to_id: z.number().nullish()
 });
-/** An Issue as `issues/<number>` returns it; GitHub sets `pull_request` when the number is a pull request. */
+/** GitHub sets `pull_request` when the number is a pull request. */
 const IssueSchema = CommentSchema$1.extend({
 	number: z.number(),
 	title: z.string(),
@@ -4952,12 +4938,8 @@ const IssueSchema = CommentSchema$1.extend({
 	html_url: z.string(),
 	pull_request: z.looseObject({ url: z.string() }).nullish()
 });
-/**
-* True when GitHub reports the account as a regular user rather than a bot or GitHub App.
-* Review bots running under ordinary user accounts count as human here; the prompts identify which accounts are automated.
-*/
+/** Review bots under ordinary user accounts count as human here; the prompts identify automated accounts. */
 const isHumanLogin = (user) => !/\[bot\]$/i.test(user.login) && (!user.type || user.type === "User");
-/** Formats an inline review comment's file:line and the trailing lines of its diff hunk, which GitHub ends at the commented line. */
 function reviewPlace(comment) {
 	const line = comment.line ?? comment.original_line;
 	const hunk = (comment.diff_hunk ?? "").split("\n").slice(-3).join("\n");
@@ -4978,7 +4960,7 @@ const author = (user, agent) => ({
 	},
 	human: isHumanLogin(user) && !sameName(user.login, agent)
 });
-/** Builds a trigger for a comment or review; text is empty for a bodyless comment or a `COMMENTED` review without a body. */
+/** Text is empty for a bodyless comment or a `COMMENTED` review without a body. */
 function commentTrigger(comment, ref, kind, agent) {
 	const at = comment.updated_at ?? comment.submitted_at ?? comment.created_at ?? (/* @__PURE__ */ new Date()).toISOString();
 	const version = comment.updated_at ?? comment.submitted_at ?? "";
@@ -5010,10 +4992,7 @@ function commentTrigger(comment, ref, kind, agent) {
 		}
 	};
 }
-/**
-* Builds the trigger for a newly opened Issue's title and body.
-* The ID is the same as when Issue bodies were stored previously, so already-stored bodies are not ingested again.
-*/
+/** The ID matches the one used when Issue bodies were stored earlier, so stored bodies are not ingested again. */
 function issueTrigger(issue, repository, agent) {
 	const body = issue.body ?? "";
 	return {
@@ -5037,10 +5016,7 @@ function issueTrigger(issue, repository, agent) {
 		}
 	};
 }
-/**
-* Builds the trigger for a newly opened PR's title and description.
-* PR and Issue numbers share one sequence in GitHub and never collide, so this reuses `issueTrigger`'s `github-issue` ID format.
-*/
+/** PR and Issue numbers never collide, so the PR trigger reuses `issueTrigger`'s `github-issue` ID. */
 function pullTrigger(pull, repository, agent) {
 	return {
 		...issueTrigger(pull, repository, agent),
@@ -5081,7 +5057,10 @@ function ciTrigger(repository, pr, revision, summary, at) {
 	};
 }
 // src/sources/github/read.ts
-/** Read-only GitHub repository, conversation, and CI check inspection for assessments and workers. Changes from the reference: readers take commands scoped to one repository (repositoryCommands); the repository file reader is removed; the thread context reader is built for the configured repositories and picks the repository from meta.repository; the default-branch CI context is removed. */
+/**
+* Read-only GitHub repository, conversation, and CI check inspection for assessments and workers.
+* Readers take commands scoped to one repository; the thread context reader picks it from meta.repository.
+*/
 const CheckSchema = z.looseObject({
 	name: z.string(),
 	status: z.string(),
@@ -5171,7 +5150,10 @@ async function pullChecks(commands, head, tally) {
 		})).sort((a, b) => a.context.localeCompare(b.context))
 	};
 }
-/** Formats a GitHub comment, review, or issue as a model-facing ContextMessage, marking bots and GitHub Apps because bot messages never authorize work. */
+/**
+* Formats a GitHub comment, review, or issue as a model-facing ContextMessage, marking bots and GitHub Apps because
+* bot messages never authorize work.
+*/
 function githubMessage(item, text, id) {
 	const line = item.line ?? item.original_line;
 	return {
@@ -5262,7 +5244,7 @@ async function readGithub(commands, resource) {
 		...listed.length === 20 ? { next_resource: `github/${kind}/${number}/${section}/${Number(page) + 1}` } : {}
 	};
 }
-/** Reads one page of an Issue or PR conversation (with the Issue/PR description first on page 1), using comment URLs as message IDs. */
+/** One page of an Issue or PR conversation; page 1 starts with the Issue/PR description. */
 async function conversationPage(commands, number, page) {
 	const messages = [];
 	if (page === 1) {
@@ -5279,10 +5261,7 @@ async function conversationPage(commands, number, page) {
 		...tally.skipped ? { skipped: tally.skipped } : {}
 	};
 }
-/**
-* Context reader for a GitHub Trigger: reads the review thread for an inline review comment (whose first comment is its
-* root and parent), or the Issue/PR conversation by page otherwise (whose first page is its root and parent).
-*/
+/** Reads the review thread of an inline review comment; otherwise the Issue/PR conversation by page. */
 function githubThreadContext(commands, repositories) {
 	return {
 		messageId: (trigger) => trigger.url ?? "",
@@ -5313,18 +5292,21 @@ function githubThreadContext(commands, repositories) {
 	};
 }
 // src/sources/github/channel.ts
-/** GitHub outbound channel: posts issue/PR comments and review thread replies under the agent account. Changes from the reference: the reply goes to the repository named in the address, which must be configured; the commands and the agent login are injected; the retry marker is <!-- superagent-claude:<id> -->; the channel link is removed. */
+/**
+* GitHub outbound channel: posts issue/PR comments and review thread replies under the agent account.
+* The reply goes to the repository named in the address, which must be configured.
+*/
 const CommentSchema = z.looseObject({
 	id: z.number(),
 	body: z.string().nullish(),
 	in_reply_to_id: z.number().nullish(),
 	user: z.looseObject({ login: z.string() }).nullish()
 });
-/** True when an issue is permanently deleted (410) or locked (403); 404 is retried because it can indicate temporary permission loss on a private repo. */
+/** A 410, or a locked 403, means gone; 404 is retried because it can mean lost permission on a private repo. */
 const gone = (error) => error instanceof CliError && (error.code === 410 || error.code === 403 && /locked/i.test(error.message));
 const missing = (error) => error instanceof CliError && (error.code === 404 || error.code === 410);
 const MARKER = (id) => `<!-- superagent-claude:${id} -->`;
-/** Posts a comment or review-thread reply with an embedded HTML marker so retries do not create duplicate comments. */
+/** Embeds an HTML marker so a retried post does not create a duplicate comment. */
 function githubChannelAdapter(options) {
 	return {
 		allowed: (address) => !!configured(options.repositories, address.repository ?? "") && Number(address.number) > 0,
@@ -5362,7 +5344,7 @@ function githubChannelAdapter(options) {
 	};
 }
 // src/sources/github/pull.ts
-/** Pull request reads keyed by repository, and lifecycle observation with the auto-merge fact. Changes from the reference: pull requests and their Threads are keyed by repository; reads take repository-scoped commands; ticket binding (claiming a PR), agent-branch matching and chat notices are removed (delivery milestones). */
+/** Pull request reads and lifecycle observation, including the auto-merge fact. */
 const PullSchema = z.looseObject({
 	title: z.string().optional(),
 	state: z.string(),
@@ -5409,7 +5391,11 @@ function observePull(ctx, pr, now) {
 	return ended;
 }
 // src/sources/github/source.ts
-/** GitHub polling Source: the agent account's notifications, the PRs of open tickets with their CI, and subscribed Threads, polled per repository. Changes from the reference: the plugin entry becomes githubSource, which returns the kind and a SourceService; every configured repository is polled in turn with its own cursors and its health entry github:<owner>/<name>; the agent login is read at start with api user, and each repository's access and push permission is checked at start and kept in repo-access:<owner>/<name> (an inaccessible repository is not polled); the interval is an option (default and minimum 60 s) instead of a config key, raised to the API's X-Poll-Interval; the notification read's rate-limit headers are reported in health; repository-wide streams, default-branch CI, observe switches, the policy part, environment variables, display fields and links are removed; CI is polled for the open pull requests of open tickets; poll failures are reported with their consecutive count from the first one. */
+/**
+* GitHub polling Source: the agent account's notifications, the PRs of open tickets with their CI,
+* and subscribed Threads, polled per repository. Each repository has its own cursors and health entry
+* (github:<owner>/<name>). Access and push permission are checked at start; an inaccessible repository is not polled.
+*/
 const POLL_INTERVAL_MS = 6e4;
 const GITHUB_STATE = {
 	access: family("repo-access:"),
@@ -5419,7 +5405,10 @@ const GITHUB_STATE = {
 	cursor: family("github-cursor:", (repository, number) => `${repository}#${number}`),
 	ci: family("github-ci:", (repository, number) => `${repository}#${number}`)
 };
-/** Reports a failed poll with its consecutive count: `ready` until `FAILURES_BEFORE_ERROR` consecutive failures, `error` from then on. */
+/**
+* Reports a failed poll with its consecutive count: `ready` until `FAILURES_BEFORE_ERROR` consecutive failures,
+* `error` from then on.
+*/
 function pollFailure(failures, error) {
 	return health(failures >= 3 ? "error" : "ready", "pollFailures", {
 		count: String(failures),
@@ -5432,10 +5421,10 @@ const NotificationSchema = z.looseObject({
 	subject: z.looseObject({ url: z.string().nullish() })
 });
 const RETRY_WINDOW_MS = 864e5;
-/** True when GitHub returns HTTP 410 (Gone); HTTP 404 is retried because it can indicate revoked access to a private repository. */
+/** Only 410 counts as deleted; 404 is retried because it can mean revoked access to a private repository. */
 const deleted = (error) => error instanceof CliError && error.code === 410;
 const stopped = (round) => round.signal.aborted;
-/** Records a failed read on the Thread and in the round; deleted (410) or abandoned (24h+) threads do not fail the round. */
+/** Deleted or abandoned threads are recorded without failing the round. */
 function failed(ctx, round, number, error, abandoned = false) {
 	if (deleted(error)) round.dropped.push(number);
 	else if (abandoned) round.abandoned.push(number);
@@ -5478,7 +5467,6 @@ async function pollRepository(ctx, poll) {
 	}, poll.repository);
 	return interval;
 }
-/** Reads notifications since the cursor and each Issue or PR they name, advancing the cursor atomically with the retry map for failed reads; deleted (410) Issues are dropped once their error is recorded. */
 async function pollNotifications(ctx, round) {
 	const { state } = ctx;
 	const { repository, login } = round;
@@ -5676,7 +5664,7 @@ function nameThread(ctx, repository, number, title) {
 		facts: { number: { value: `#${number}` } }
 	});
 }
-/** Polls subscribed Issue and PR Threads of this repository not already read in this round; a deleted (410) Issue is still polled within the horizon (costing one read) and does not fail the round. */
+/** A deleted (410) Issue is still polled within the horizon and does not fail the round. */
 async function pollThreads(ctx, round) {
 	const skip = (thread) => {
 		const parsed = parseThreadId(thread.ref.id);
@@ -5913,7 +5901,11 @@ function githubSource(options) {
 	};
 }
 // src/sources/github/delivery.ts
-/** Host-side pull request writes under the agent account: open or adopt the PR of a branch, reply in a review thread and resolve it, enable auto-merge (never merge), close a PR, and read the push permission. Only gh api REST and graphql calls. */
+/**
+* Host-side pull request writes under the agent account: open or adopt the PR of a branch, reply in a review thread
+* and resolve it, enable auto-merge (never merge), close a PR, and read the push permission.
+* Only gh api REST and graphql calls.
+*/
 const PullLite = z.looseObject({
 	number: z.number(),
 	html_url: z.string(),
@@ -5989,9 +5981,17 @@ function githubPullRequests(commands) {
 	};
 }
 // src/app/sources.ts
-/** The Source kinds this build installs: the GitHub Source when SUPERAGENT_CLAUDE_GITHUB_TOKEN is set (the token reaches only the gh calls as GH_TOKEN). The single assembly point that names the hosting service outside its Source plugin; a missing or blank token refuses startup (agent-token), and the account and access checks run through the Source startup hook; the token also authenticates the host's clone and fetch calls for git workspaces and the host's pull request writes (env-scoped header, never in worker sessions or git config). */
+/**
+* The Source kinds this build installs: the GitHub Source when SUPERAGENT_CLAUDE_GITHUB_TOKEN is set.
+* The token reaches only the gh calls, as GH_TOKEN. A missing or blank token refuses startup.
+* The token also authenticates the host's clone and fetch calls and pull request writes, through an
+* env-scoped header that never reaches worker sessions or git config.
+*/
 const GITHUB_TOKEN_ENV = "SUPERAGENT_CLAUDE_GITHUB_TOKEN";
-/** Repository access for git workspaces: remote URLs without credentials; the token authenticates only the clone and fetch calls through an env-scoped header. Without a token git tries unauthenticated. */
+/**
+* Repository access for git workspaces: remote URLs carry no credentials.
+* The token authenticates only the clone and fetch calls, through an env-scoped header.
+*/
 function repositoryAccess(env) {
 	const token = env[GITHUB_TOKEN_ENV]?.trim();
 	const encoded = token ? Buffer.from(`x-access-token:${token}`).toString("base64") : "";
@@ -6044,18 +6044,17 @@ function installedSources(config, env, options = {}) {
 }
 // src/executor/recovery.ts
 /**
-* Restart recovery: every Assignment that was running when the host stopped is ended with `Engine.assignmentInterrupted`,
-* whose restart gives the new Assignment the recovery note as its first Input and queues its launch, unless its latest report
-* settled it (`waiting`, `ready`, `blocked`, `failed`) and its worker caught up with what was delivered since. A settled one keeps
-* its stored session and takes no slot or turn until an Input for it arrives (ADR-32). Pending launches are queued again. Tickets are handled oldest first, and launches coalesce per Assignment, so none is queued twice.
-* Changes from the reference: rewritten as a function over the core ports and the Executor port; stopping the previous
-* process's sessions and background work is dropped because they ended with that process; the note text stays in core.
+* Restart recovery: a running Assignment is ended with `Engine.assignmentInterrupted`, then relaunched with the
+* recovery note as its first Input, unless its latest report settled it (`waiting`, `ready`, `blocked`, `failed`)
+* and its worker caught up. A settled one keeps its session and takes no slot or turn until an Input arrives.
+* Launches coalesce per Assignment, so none is queued twice.
+* The previous process's sessions and background work are not stopped here; they ended with that process.
 * `interruptRunning` records the same at a graceful stop (SIGTERM), so the next start only launches what it queued.
 */
 function oldestFirst(tickets) {
 	return [...tickets.open()].reverse().sort((a, b) => a.createdAt.localeCompare(b.createdAt));
 }
-/** Recovers open tickets oldest first (`open()` lists newest first, so ties on createdAt keep creation order) and returns their ids in that order. */
+/** Recovers open tickets oldest first. `open()` lists newest first, so ties on createdAt keep creation order. */
 function recover(host) {
 	const tickets = oldestFirst(host.tickets);
 	for (const ticket of tickets) {
@@ -6065,7 +6064,10 @@ function recover(host) {
 	}
 	return tickets.map((ticket) => ticket.id);
 }
-/** At a graceful stop: every running Assignment is handled with `assignmentInterrupted` (oldest ticket first), as recovery would at the next start; returns the ids of the tickets that had one. */
+/**
+* At a graceful stop: every running Assignment is handled with `assignmentInterrupted` (oldest ticket first),
+* as recovery would at the next start. Returns the ids of the tickets that had one.
+*/
 function interruptRunning(host) {
 	const interrupted = [];
 	for (const ticket of oldestFirst(host.tickets)) {
@@ -6077,7 +6079,6 @@ function interruptRunning(host) {
 	return interrupted;
 }
 // src/executor/slots.ts
-/** In-memory worker slot accounting. */
 var Slots = class {
 	max;
 	held = /* @__PURE__ */ new Map();
@@ -6085,7 +6086,7 @@ var Slots = class {
 	constructor(max) {
 		this.max = max;
 	}
-	/** Whether ticketId holds a slot now. A ticket that already holds one gets true without taking another. */
+	/** A ticket that already holds a slot gets true without taking another. */
 	acquire(ticketId, kind, human) {
 		if (this.held.has(ticketId)) return true;
 		let normal = 0;
@@ -6111,16 +6112,15 @@ var Slots = class {
 		this.waiting.add(ticketId);
 		return false;
 	}
-	/** Frees ticketId's slot and forgets its waiting wake; idempotent. */
+	/** Idempotent; also forgets the ticket's waiting wake. */
 	release(ticketId) {
 		this.held.delete(ticketId);
 		this.waiting.delete(ticketId);
 	}
-	/** Whether ticketId currently holds a slot. */
 	holds(ticketId) {
 		return this.held.has(ticketId);
 	}
-	/** Number of slots currently held, normal and extra. */
+	/** Held slots, normal and extra. */
 	get used() {
 		return this.held.size;
 	}
@@ -6132,7 +6132,6 @@ var Slots = class {
 	}
 };
 // src/executor/worker-store.ts
-/** Reads and writes the worker table. */
 var WorkerStore = class {
 	store;
 	now;
@@ -6140,7 +6139,6 @@ var WorkerStore = class {
 		this.store = store;
 		this.now = now;
 	}
-	/** Returns the worker record of ticketId, if any. */
 	get(ticketId) {
 		const row = this.store.db.prepare("SELECT * FROM worker WHERE ticket_id = ?").get(ticketId);
 		if (row === void 0) return void 0;
@@ -6158,7 +6156,6 @@ var WorkerStore = class {
 			updatedAt: String(row.updated_at)
 		};
 	}
-	/** Inserts or replaces the worker record of `record.ticketId` and stamps it with the current time. */
 	put(record) {
 		this.store.db.prepare(`INSERT INTO worker (ticket_id, assignment_id, runtime, session_id, repository, cwd, branch, push_remote, turns, cost_usd, prompt_version, updated_at)
       VALUES (?,?,?,?,?,?,?,NULL,?,?,?,?)
@@ -6166,19 +6163,19 @@ var WorkerStore = class {
         repository = excluded.repository, cwd = excluded.cwd, branch = excluded.branch, push_remote = excluded.push_remote, turns = excluded.turns,
         cost_usd = excluded.cost_usd, prompt_version = excluded.prompt_version, updated_at = excluded.updated_at`).run(record.ticketId, record.assignmentId, record.runtime, record.sessionId, record.repository, record.cwd, record.branch, record.turns, record.costUsd, record.promptVersion, new Date(this.now()).toISOString());
 	}
-	/** Deletes the worker record of ticketId. */
 	clear(ticketId) {
 		this.store.db.prepare("DELETE FROM worker WHERE ticket_id = ?").run(ticketId);
 	}
-	/** Records the runtime session id of ticketId's worker record. */
 	setSession(ticketId, sessionId) {
 		this.store.db.prepare("UPDATE worker SET session_id = ?, updated_at = ? WHERE ticket_id = ?").run(sessionId, new Date(this.now()).toISOString(), ticketId);
 	}
-	/** Records the prompt version the ticket's worker record was opened with. */
 	setPromptVersion(ticketId, promptVersion) {
 		this.store.db.prepare("UPDATE worker SET prompt_version = ?, updated_at = ? WHERE ticket_id = ?").run(promptVersion, new Date(this.now()).toISOString(), ticketId);
 	}
-	/** Adds one turn's usage to the record's Assignment; a record of another Assignment starts over from zero under assignmentId. Returns the totals (the given values when there is no record). */
+	/**
+	* A record of another Assignment starts over from zero under assignmentId.
+	* Returns the totals (the given values when there is no record).
+	*/
 	addUsage(ticketId, assignmentId, turns, costUsd) {
 		this.store.db.prepare(`UPDATE worker SET turns = CASE WHEN assignment_id = ? THEN turns + ? ELSE ? END,
       cost_usd = CASE WHEN assignment_id = ? THEN cost_usd + ? ELSE ? END, assignment_id = ?, updated_at = ? WHERE ticket_id = ?`).run(assignmentId, turns, turns, assignmentId, costUsd, costUsd, assignmentId, new Date(this.now()).toISOString(), ticketId);
@@ -6193,7 +6190,13 @@ var WorkerStore = class {
 	}
 };
 // src/executor/workspaces.ts
-/** Worker workspaces: git worktrees on agent branches over one shared clone per repository, and scratch directories for fake runs. Clone and fetch get the injected access env (authentication) and errors mask its secrets. Publishing pushes an agent branch without force, adding co-author trailers only to commits not yet pushed. Access errors carry the HTTP status when one is known. A transient push failure is retried up to 3 times (2 s, 5 s). */
+/**
+* Worker workspaces: git worktrees on agent branches over one shared clone per repository,
+* and scratch directories for fake runs.
+* Clone and fetch get the injected access env (authentication), and errors mask its secrets.
+* Publishing pushes an agent branch without force, adding co-author trailers only to commits not yet pushed.
+* Access errors carry the HTTP status when one is known. A transient push failure is retried up to 3 times (2 s, 5 s).
+*/
 var RepositoryAccessError = class extends Error {
 	repository;
 	reason;
@@ -6206,14 +6209,14 @@ var RepositoryAccessError = class extends Error {
 		this.status = status;
 	}
 };
-/** The HTTP status of a failed hosting or git call: the API error code, or the status git or the API program printed. */
+/** The API error code, or the HTTP status printed by git or the API program. */
 function accessStatus(error) {
 	if (error instanceof CliError && error.code !== void 0 && error.code >= 100 && error.code <= 599) return error.code;
 	const found = /\b(?:HTTP|returned error:)\s*(\d{3})\b/i.exec(error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error));
 	return found ? Number(found[1]) : void 0;
 }
 const PUSH_BACKOFF_MS = [2e3, 5e3];
-/** Anything that is not a non-fast-forward or an access failure is transient (ADR-25). */
+/** Anything that is not a non-fast-forward or an access failure is transient. */
 function pushFailure(message, status) {
 	if (/non-fast-forward|fetch first|\[rejected\]|updates were rejected/i.test(message)) return { kind: "rejected" };
 	if (status === 401 || status === 403 || status === 404) return {
@@ -6547,12 +6550,8 @@ var ScratchWorkspaces = class {
 	}
 };
 // src/infra/health.ts
-/** Minimum time between two health snapshot writes by a HealthRecorder. */
 const HEALTH_SNAPSHOT_MS = 5e3;
-/**
-* Central registry of component health entries, enforcing single-writer ownership per entry name.
-* Claimed by the Runtime, Effects, WorkerExecutor, RouterHost and Sources, and read by the status CLI.
-*/
+/** Health entries, each with one writer: `claim` throws when the name is already held. */
 var HealthBoard = class {
 	entries = {};
 	claimed = /* @__PURE__ */ new Set();
@@ -6598,7 +6597,6 @@ var HealthRecorder = class {
 		this.now = now;
 		this.intervalMs = intervalMs;
 	}
-	/** Returns true when a snapshot was written. */
 	record(force = false) {
 		const t = this.now();
 		if (!force && this.last !== void 0 && t - this.last < this.intervalMs) return false;
@@ -6609,7 +6607,10 @@ var HealthRecorder = class {
 };
 // src/sources/admission-filter.ts
 /**
-* AdmissionFilter: the check every Trigger passes before Passes.receive. It admits a Trigger whose actor is on the allowed list and whose repository is configured, or a Source fact on a Thread of an open ticket whose mandate actor is allowed; every other Trigger is recorded as rejected and never reaches the Engine. It reads only the actor, the human flag, `meta.repository` and the store, never the text, and takes no authentication mode.
+* AdmissionFilter: the check every Trigger passes before Passes.receive. It admits a Trigger whose actor is on the
+* allowed list and whose repository is configured, or a Source fact on a Thread of an open ticket whose mandate actor
+* is allowed. Other Triggers are recorded as rejected and never reach the Engine. It reads only the actor, the human
+* flag, `meta.repository` and the store, never the text.
 */
 var AdmissionFilter = class {
 	deps;
@@ -6632,7 +6633,6 @@ var AdmissionFilter = class {
 		if (this.deps.store.rejected.record(entry)) this.deps.rejected?.(entry);
 		return "filtered";
 	}
-	/** True when some ref of the Trigger's Threads is subscribed by an open ticket whose mandate actor is allowed. */
 	followed(trigger, allowed) {
 		const { store } = this.deps;
 		return trigger.threads.some((ref) => {
@@ -6784,9 +6784,10 @@ var SourceRegistry = class {
 };
 // src/app/outbox.ts
 /**
-* Persists outbound channel messages as receipts and delivers them sequentially through `Effects` and the `OutboxChannels` port.
-* Implements the core `Outbox` port for `Engine` and source contexts, ensuring per-conversation ordering for each ticket until an earlier message fails repeatedly.
-* Messages wait while processing is paused or their source is unavailable, and settle as dropped when the target conversation is ignored or gone.
+* Persists outbound channel messages as receipts and delivers them through `Effects` and `OutboxChannels`.
+* Each ticket keeps per-conversation ordering until an earlier message fails repeatedly.
+* Messages wait while processing is paused or their source is unavailable, and settle as dropped
+* when the target conversation is ignored or gone.
 */
 var Outbox = class {
 	host;
@@ -6797,7 +6798,7 @@ var Outbox = class {
 			retry: [5e3, 3e5]
 		});
 	}
-	/** Record a message receipt and enqueue its delivery effect atomically; duplicate message IDs are ignored. */
+	/** Records a message receipt and enqueues its delivery effect atomically; duplicate message IDs are ignored. */
 	send(message) {
 		const { store, effects } = this.host;
 		store.atomic(() => {
@@ -6816,7 +6817,12 @@ var Outbox = class {
 	sent() {
 		return this.host.effects.idle("reply");
 	}
-	/** Reply crash rule: the reply effect row is deleted only after the receipt settles, so a process stopped after its Source accepted the message but before `settle` runs this again on restart; each channel must find a message it already sent by its id and return `sent` without sending again (the channel's pre-send marker lookup on the hosting service looks for its id marker before every post). A stop before the send sends it once after restart. */
+	/**
+	* Crash rule: the reply effect row is deleted only after the receipt settles. A process stopped after the
+	* Source accepted the message but before `settle` runs sends it again on restart, so each channel must find
+	* a message it already sent by its id and return `sent` without sending again. A stop before the send
+	* sends it once after restart.
+	*/
 	async deliver(id) {
 		const { store, channels } = this.host;
 		const receipt = store.receipts.get(id);
@@ -6841,9 +6847,8 @@ const systemTimers = {
 	}
 };
 /**
-* Schedules and serializes orchestration passes that kick due `Effects` and advance `Engine` evaluations.
-* `Runtime` manages its lifecycle, while sources and tools trigger immediate passes when new work arrives or state changes.
-* Updates the runtime `HealthEntry` when a pass fails and clears the error once a subsequent pass succeeds.
+* Serializes passes; sources and tools request immediate passes. A failed pass sets the health entry to error,
+* and the next successful pass clears it.
 */
 var Passes = class {
 	timer;
@@ -6918,7 +6923,10 @@ var Passes = class {
 		this.host.afterPass?.();
 	}
 };
-/** True when the ticket ended at a parseable time at least `days` days before `now`. A ticket with no ended time, or one that does not parse, never expires. */
+/**
+* True when the ticket ended at a parseable time at least `days` days before `now`.
+* A ticket with no ended time, or one that does not parse, never expires.
+*/
 function expired(ticket, days, now) {
 	const at = ticket.ended ? Date.parse(ticket.ended.at) : NaN;
 	return Number.isFinite(at) && now - at >= days * 864e5;
@@ -6931,7 +6939,10 @@ var Retention = class {
 		this.now = host.now ?? (() => Date.now());
 		host.effects.handle("cleanup", (payload) => this.cleanup(payload.ticketId));
 	}
-	/** Queues a cleanup for each ended ticket that still has a worker record and has expired, unless one is already waiting. Returns how many were queued. */
+	/**
+	* Queues a cleanup for each expired ended ticket that still has a worker record, unless one is already waiting.
+	* Returns how many were queued.
+	*/
 	evaluate() {
 		const rows = this.host.store.db.prepare("SELECT w.ticket_id AS id, t.value ->> '$.ended.at' AS ended FROM worker w JOIN ticket t ON t.id = w.ticket_id WHERE t.open IS NULL").all();
 		let queued = 0;
@@ -6945,7 +6956,10 @@ var Retention = class {
 		}
 		return queued;
 	}
-	/** Removes the worker record, then the workspace, of an ended expired ticket. A ticket that is open again, unknown or not expired is left alone. Safe to repeat. */
+	/**
+	* Removes the worker record, then the workspace, of an expired ended ticket.
+	* A ticket that is open again, unknown, or not expired is left alone. Safe to repeat.
+	*/
 	async cleanup(ticketId) {
 		const ticket = this.host.store.tickets.get(ticketId);
 		if (!ticket || !expired(ticket, this.host.days(), this.now())) return;
@@ -6955,10 +6969,7 @@ var Retention = class {
 	}
 };
 // src/app/store-read.ts
-/**
-* Read-only Store queries for views, tools, and Source polling.
-* Changes from the reference: `openReadOnly` (with `keys`) and `writerActive` are added for the CLI.
-*/
+/** `openReadOnly` and `writerActive` serve the CLI. */
 function storeReads(db) {
 	const values = (sql, ...parameters) => db.prepare(sql).all(...parameters).map((row) => JSON.parse(String(row.value)));
 	return {
@@ -7064,7 +7075,10 @@ function openReadOnly(path) {
 		}
 	};
 }
-/** Whether a writer (the daemon) holds the single-writer lock on the database at path; it takes no lock. A lock older than the Store's stale time counts as not held, and so does a lock whose recorded owner process is gone. */
+/**
+* Whether a writer (the daemon) holds the single-writer lock on the database at `path`. Takes no lock itself.
+* A lock older than the Store's stale time counts as not held, and so does a lock whose recorded owner is gone.
+*/
 function writerActive(path) {
 	try {
 		return checkSync(path, {
@@ -7078,12 +7092,9 @@ function writerActive(path) {
 // src/app/store.ts
 /**
 * SQLite persistence for domain aggregates, key-value state, and the channel outbox.
-* Changes from the reference: settings methods and the upgrade path for older schemas are removed; the schema is fixed at version 1; the Store takes a single-writer lock on the database file; `databasePath` is added; a `worker` table for worker session records is added; a `prompt_version` table records assembled prompt versions; a lock whose recorded owner pid no longer runs is taken over at once.
-*/
-/**
-* Generated columns and partial indexes defining active working sets so passes scan only active rows.
-* `schemaSql` declares them in the version 1 tables, and SQLite computes them from the stored JSON rows.
+* The Store holds a single-writer lock on the database file.
 */
+/** Generated columns and partial indexes for active working sets, computed by SQLite from the stored JSON rows. */
 const SETS = {
 	ticket: {
 		open: "INTEGER AS (CASE WHEN value -> '$.ended' IS NULL THEN 1 END)",
@@ -7100,11 +7111,8 @@ const SETS = {
     AND value ->> '$.ticketId' IS NOT NULL THEN (value ->> '$.ticketId') || ' ' || (value ->> '$.channel.thread') END)`
 	}
 };
-/** File name of the SQLite database inside the state directory. */
 const DATABASE_FILE = "superagent-claude.db";
-/** Path of the SQLite database file inside `stateDir`. */
 const databasePath = (stateDir) => join(stateDir, DATABASE_FILE);
-/** Table, column and index DDL for schema version 1, with the working-set columns and indexes from `SETS`. */
 function schemaSql() {
 	const extra = (table) => Object.entries(SETS[table] ?? {}).map(([name, definition]) => `, ${name} ${definition}`).join("");
 	const sets = Object.entries(SETS).flatMap(([table, definitions]) => Object.keys(definitions).map((name) => `CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS ${table}_${name} ON ${table}(${name}) WHERE ${name} IS NOT NULL;`));
@@ -7130,7 +7138,6 @@ function schemaSql() {
     ${sets.join("\n    ")}
   `;
 }
-/** Maps a `rejected_trigger` row to its RejectedTrigger. */
 function toRejected(row) {
 	return {
 		triggerId: String(row.trigger_id),
@@ -7142,7 +7149,10 @@ function toRejected(row) {
 }
 /** The file next to the database that names the pid holding its single-writer lock. */
 const ownerFile = (path) => `${path}.owner`;
-/** The lock owner recorded on `path` (undefined when the file is missing or names no positive pid); a legacy pid-only file has no host. */
+/**
+* The recorded lock owner, or undefined when the file is missing or names no positive pid.
+* An owner without a host is checked as a local process.
+*/
 function lockOwner(path) {
 	let text;
 	try {
@@ -7159,7 +7169,8 @@ function lockOwner(path) {
 	} : { pid };
 }
 /**
-* True when the lock on `path` names an owner pid that no longer runs on this host (it was killed and left its lock behind).
+* True when the lock on `path` names an owner pid that no longer runs on this host,
+* i.e. the owner was killed and left its lock behind.
 * A lock recorded on another host is never taken over at once.
 */
 function lockOwnerGone(path) {
@@ -7173,10 +7184,7 @@ function lockOwnerGone(path) {
 		return error.code === "ESRCH";
 	}
 }
-/**
-* Takes the single-writer lock on `path`; a lock held by another process is reported as a clear error. Returns the release function.
-* A lock left by a killed process is taken over at once when its recorded owner pid no longer runs; otherwise the 30 s stale rule applies.
-*/
+/** A lock whose recorded owner pid no longer runs is taken over at once; otherwise the 30 s stale rule applies. */
 function lockDatabase(path, report) {
 	const take = () => lockSync(path, {
 		realpath: false,
@@ -7215,18 +7223,20 @@ function lockDatabase(path, report) {
 	};
 }
 /**
-* SQLite backing store implementing domain `Repositories`, read queries, outbox receipts and key-value state.
-* Opening it takes a single-writer lock on the database file. The schema starts at version 1, and a database stored at any other version is refused.
+* Opening takes a single-writer lock on the database file.
+* A database stored at any version other than `SCHEMA_VERSION` is refused.
 */
 var Store = class {
 	db;
 	/** Receives errors thrown by `afterCommit` callbacks and lock release without failing the committed transaction. */
 	report;
-	/** Releases the single-writer lock on the database file. */
 	unlock;
 	/**
-	* Opens or creates the SQLite database at `path` under the single-writer lock. Waits up to 5 s for a lock another connection holds (such as a reader during crash recovery) instead of failing at once.
-	* @throws When another process holds the lock, when the stored schema is not `SCHEMA_VERSION`, or when the database cannot be opened; in every case the lock is released and the SQLite handle is closed so a later attempt can open it.
+	* Opens or creates the SQLite database at `path` under the single-writer lock.
+	* Waits up to 5 s for a lock another connection holds (such as a reader during crash recovery).
+	* @throws When another process holds the lock, when the stored schema is not `SCHEMA_VERSION`,
+	* or when the database cannot be opened. In every case the lock is released and the SQLite handle
+	* is closed so a later attempt can open it.
 	*/
 	constructor(path, report = () => {}) {
 		this.report = report;
@@ -7257,12 +7267,10 @@ var Store = class {
 			throw error;
 		}
 	}
-	/** Closes the underlying SQLite database connection and releases the single-writer lock. */
 	close() {
 		this.db.close();
 		this.unlock();
 	}
-	/** Parses JSON `value` columns returned by `sql`. */
 	values(sql, ...parameters) {
 		return this.db.prepare(sql).all(...parameters).map((row) => JSON.parse(String(row.value)));
 	}
@@ -7273,11 +7281,13 @@ var Store = class {
 		for (const ref of trigger.threads) insert.run(threadKey(ref), trigger.id, trigger.at, trigger.human ? 1 : 0);
 	}
 	depth = 0;
-	/** Callbacks queued to run once the outermost transaction commits, indexed by savepoint level; rolling back a level discards its callbacks. */
+	/** Post-commit callbacks, indexed by savepoint level; rolling back a level discards its callbacks. */
 	committed = [];
 	/**
-	* Executes `operation` in a savepoint transaction (nested inside the current transaction if any); a failure rolls back its changes.
-	* Post-commit callbacks run only after the outermost transaction commits, and callback errors are reported without failing the committed transaction.
+	* Executes `operation` in a savepoint transaction (nested inside the current one if any);
+	* a failure rolls back its changes.
+	* Post-commit callbacks run only after the outermost transaction commits. Callback errors are reported
+	* without failing the committed transaction.
 	*/
 	atomic(operation) {
 		const level = this.depth++;
@@ -7305,24 +7315,22 @@ var Store = class {
 		return value;
 	}
 	/**
-	* Schedules `action` to run once the outermost transaction commits, or immediately if outside a transaction;
-	* callbacks queued inside a transaction that rolls back are discarded and never run.
-	* Use `afterCommit` for immediate in-memory follow-ups to a committed write (such as refreshing health or cancelling an in-memory turn) that cannot wait for the effect queue and need not survive a restart; use `Effects` for durable side effects that must survive a crash.
+	* Schedules `action` to run once the outermost transaction commits, or immediately if outside a transaction.
+	* Callbacks queued inside a transaction that rolls back are discarded and never run.
+	* Use `afterCommit` only for in-memory follow-ups that need not survive a restart;
+	* use `Effects` for durable side effects.
 	*/
 	afterCommit(action) {
 		if (this.depth) this.committed[this.depth - 1].push(action);
 		else action();
 	}
-	/** Reads a typed KV record by its key in `KV`. */
 	get(name) {
 		const row = this.db.prepare("SELECT value FROM kv WHERE key=?").get(name);
 		return row === void 0 ? void 0 : JSON.parse(String(row.value));
 	}
-	/** Writes a typed KV record under `name`. */
 	set(name, value) {
 		this.db.prepare("INSERT INTO kv VALUES (?,?) ON CONFLICT(key) DO UPDATE SET value=excluded.value").run(name, JSON.stringify(value));
 	}
-	/** Deletes the KV record at `name`. */
 	delete(name) {
 		this.db.prepare("DELETE FROM kv WHERE key=?").run(name);
 	}
@@ -7357,7 +7365,10 @@ var Store = class {
 		},
 		list: () => this.db.prepare("SELECT value FROM thread ORDER BY rowid").all().map((row) => JSON.parse(String(row.value))),
 		active: () => this.values("SELECT value FROM thread WHERE active = 1 ORDER BY rowid"),
-		/** Updates human-facing thread metadata (`label`, `url`, and `facts`, where `null` removes a fact by ID); no-op if the thread does not exist. */
+		/**
+		* Updates human-facing thread metadata. `null` in `facts` removes that fact by ID.
+		* No-op if the thread does not exist.
+		*/
 		describe: (keyValue, patch) => {
 			const thread = this.threads.get(keyValue);
 			if (!thread) return;
@@ -7375,7 +7386,10 @@ var Store = class {
 				meta
 			});
 		},
-		/** Atomically sets or removes (`undefined`) source-specific metadata keys on a thread after re-reading it; no-op if the thread does not exist. */
+		/**
+		* Atomically sets or removes (`undefined`) source-specific metadata keys after re-reading the thread.
+		* No-op if the thread does not exist.
+		*/
 		patchMeta: (keyValue, patch) => this.atomic(() => {
 			const thread = this.threads.get(keyValue);
 			if (!thread) return;
@@ -7434,7 +7448,10 @@ var Store = class {
 		get: (id) => this.values("SELECT value FROM outbox WHERE id = ?", id)[0],
 		/** Pending message receipts, oldest first. */
 		waiting: () => this.values("SELECT value FROM outbox WHERE value ->> '$.status' = 'pending' ORDER BY rowid"),
-		/** True if an earlier message for the same ticket and conversation is still pending with fewer than `failures` consecutive failed `reply` effect attempts. */
+		/**
+		* True if an earlier message for the same ticket and conversation is still pending,
+		* with fewer than `failures` failed `reply` effect attempts.
+		*/
 		behind: (id, failures) => !!this.db.prepare(`SELECT 1 FROM outbox earlier
       JOIN outbox message ON message.id = ? LEFT JOIN effect ON effect.kind = 'reply' AND effect.key = earlier.id
       WHERE earlier.pending = message.pending AND earlier.rowid < message.rowid AND IFNULL(effect.attempts, 0) < ? LIMIT 1`).get(id, failures),
@@ -7450,8 +7467,8 @@ var Store = class {
 			return Number(this.db.prepare("INSERT OR IGNORE INTO outbox (id, value) VALUES (?, ?)").run(message.id, JSON.stringify(receipt)).changes) > 0;
 		},
 		/**
-		* Marks a pending receipt as sent or dropped (with drop reason and timestamp), recreating the receipt if the message
-		* was withdrawn while being sent so its ID cannot be queued again.
+		* Marks a pending receipt as sent or dropped (with drop reason and timestamp).
+		* Recreates the receipt if the message was withdrawn while being sent, so its ID cannot be queued again.
 		*/
 		settle: (message, outcome) => {
 			const settled = outcome === "sent" ? { status: "sent" } : {
@@ -7480,10 +7497,6 @@ var Store = class {
 	};
 };
 // src/infra/paths.ts
-/**
-* Resolves packaged asset paths from either the source tree or the compiled lib/ output.
-* Changes from the reference: the package root is found by the name `superagent-claude`.
-*/
 const PACKAGE_NAME = "superagent-claude";
 let cached;
 function packageRoot() {
@@ -7499,7 +7512,11 @@ function packageRoot() {
 	throw new Error(`${PACKAGE_NAME} package root not found`);
 }
 // src/app/prompts.ts
-/** Role prompts assembled from host rules, packaged built-in parts, policy rules, the team's three sections and wrapped external text, with immutable versions and a report of built-in default changes. Changes from the reference: parts are ordered host > built-in > rule > team > external data; the team sections are files under <configDir>/prompts/team; overrides of other built-in parts, team skills, the environment and policy-template parts, revisions and the save/preview API are removed; versions are content hashes in the prompt_version table. */
+/**
+* Role prompts assembled from host rules, packaged built-in parts, policy rules, the team's three sections,
+* and wrapped external text. Parts are ordered host > built-in > rule > team > external data.
+* Versions are immutable content hashes stored in the prompt_version table.
+*/
 const TEAM_SECTIONS = [
 	"communication",
 	"scope",
@@ -7845,7 +7862,11 @@ function noticeText(previous, next) {
 	if (!texts.length) return void 0;
 	return NOTICE_HEADER + texts.join("\n\n");
 }
-/** Classifies the change from a stored prompt version to the current assembly: fixed when the role or a host, built-in or skill part changed (a new session is needed), team when only rule or team sections changed (a notice is enough), same otherwise (ADR-18). */
+/**
+* Classifies the change from a stored prompt version to the current assembly: `fixed` when the role or a host,
+* built-in or skill part changed (a new session is needed); `team` when only rule or team sections changed
+* (a notice is enough); `same` otherwise.
+*/
 function promptChange(stored, current) {
 	if (!stored || stored.role !== current.role) return { kind: "fixed" };
 	const now = [...current.parts.filter((p) => p.layer === "host" || p.layer === "builtin").map((p) => [p.key, partHash(p.text)]), ["skill/github", current.skillHash]];
@@ -7915,11 +7936,8 @@ var Prompts = class {
 };
 // src/app/cards.ts
 /**
-* Compact, bounded model-facing projections of triggers, tickets, threads, and decisions; full texts stay behind readable resources.
-* Changes from the reference: `external()` wraps every trigger text a card carries as untrusted data; `pr_number` and the PR
-* link are removed (M16 publishes pull requests); the input and batch resource links are removed, so `inputLine`
-* names a trigger, a decision (for the Router only) or a short text, and `ticketDetails` drops the batch, transcript,
-* assignment and result links, carrying the latest report's summary instead; `threadCard` labels a thread by its metadata.
+* Full texts stay behind readable resources. Every trigger text a card carries is wrapped by `external()`
+* as untrusted data.
 */
 /** Wraps untrusted text from a source as external data, so the model reads it as data rather than as instructions. */
 function external(source, text) {
@@ -7928,7 +7946,10 @@ function external(source, text) {
 		text
 	});
 }
-/** Collapses whitespace and truncates text for display previews while keeping code, angle brackets, and links intact for model readers. */
+/**
+* Collapses whitespace and truncates text for display previews, keeping code, angle brackets, and links intact
+* for model readers.
+*/
 function preview(text) {
 	return text.replace(/\s+/g, " ").slice(0, 160);
 }
@@ -7979,7 +8000,7 @@ function ticketCard(ticket) {
 	};
 }
 const INPUT_TEXT = 80;
-/** Summarizes a ticket input inline: a trigger by its ID, a decision for the Router only, and a short text as written; longer texts by preview. */
+/** A decision shows for the Router only; a trigger shows by its ID. */
 function inputLine(ticket, input, worker = false) {
 	const names = input.kind === "trigger" || input.kind === "resumed" ? { trigger_id: input.triggerId } : input.kind === "reopen" && !worker ? { decision_id: input.decisionId } : input.kind !== "text" ? {} : input.text.length <= INPUT_TEXT ? { text: input.text } : {
 		preview: preview(input.text).slice(0, INPUT_TEXT),
@@ -8017,7 +8038,7 @@ function newestPage(items, offset, size, line, next) {
 		} : {}
 	};
 }
-/** Projects a ticket with its threads and first pages of assignments and inputs, omitting decision IDs for workers. */
+/** Workers get no decision IDs. */
 function ticketDetails(ticket, threads, worker = false) {
 	const { preview: _preview, ...card } = ticketCard(ticket);
 	return {
@@ -8081,11 +8102,11 @@ function relatedTickets(tickets) {
 }
 // src/app/resources.ts
 /**
-* Paginated resources that orchestrator_read serves to the Router session and to a ticket's worker, so large bodies stay out of
-* model prompts until they are requested.
-* Changes from the reference: the source-specific, settings, prompt, model, decision and transcript routes are removed; the
-* Router session has `tickets` and the worker has its own ticket only; `github/…` reads go through the configured GitHub reader
-* with the repository checked against the configured list; text bodies of triggers and GitHub originals are wrapped as external data.
+* Paginated resources that orchestrator_read serves to the Router session and to a ticket's worker,
+* so large bodies stay out of model prompts until they are requested.
+* The Router session sees `tickets`; the worker sees its own ticket only. `github/…` reads go through the
+* configured GitHub reader, with the repository checked against the configured list.
+* Text bodies of triggers and GitHub originals are wrapped as external data.
 */
 /** Resource descriptors exposed via orchestrator_read; the worker reads only its own ticket and what reached it. */
 const RESOURCES = [
@@ -8130,7 +8151,7 @@ function list(offset, limit, fetch) {
 		next_offset: items.length > size ? offset + size : null
 	};
 }
-/** Whether a worker's ticket may read a trigger: it reached the ticket, started it, or is on a thread the ticket follows. */
+/** Whether a worker's ticket may read a trigger: it reached the ticket, started it, or is on a followed thread. */
 const readable = (host, ticket, found) => reached(ticket, found, (key) => host.store.threads.get(key)) || ticket.origin.triggerIds.includes(found.id) || found.threads.some((ref) => ticket.follows?.some((follow) => follow.thread === threadKey(ref)));
 function trigger$1(host, id, ticketId) {
 	const found = host.store.triggers.get(id);
@@ -8148,7 +8169,10 @@ const triggerLine = (item) => ({
 	chars: item.text.length,
 	read: `trigger/${item.id}`
 });
-/** The threads a ticket is tied to: those it is subscribed to (context-only ones marked) and those its own source bound it to. */
+/**
+* The threads a ticket is tied to: those it is subscribed to (context-only ones marked),
+* and those its own source bound it to.
+*/
 function ticketThreads(host, ticket) {
 	const bound = new Set((ticket.follows ?? []).map((follow) => follow.thread));
 	const subscribed = host.store.threads.list().filter((item) => item.subscriptions.includes(ticket.id));
@@ -8159,7 +8183,10 @@ function ticketThreads(host, ticket) {
 	});
 	return [...subscribed.map((item) => marked(item.key, !!item.context?.includes(ticket.id))), ...[...bound].filter((thread) => !subscribed.some((item) => item.key === thread)).map((thread) => marked(thread, false))];
 }
-/** Resolves a GitHub resource's repository: explicit in the name, or implicit from the ticket (worker) or the one configured repository (Router). */
+/**
+* Resolves a GitHub resource's repository: explicit in the name, implicit from the ticket (worker),
+* or the one configured repository (Router).
+*/
 function githubRepository(host, resource, ticketId) {
 	if (/^github\/(issues|pulls|commits)\//.test(resource)) {
 		const ticket = ticketId ? host.store.tickets.get(ticketId) : void 0;
@@ -8178,8 +8205,10 @@ function githubRepository(host, resource, ticketId) {
 	};
 }
 /**
-* Read a paginated resource for the Router session (`ticketId` undefined) or a ticket's worker. Unknown names are tool errors.
-* @throws {Error} for a resource the caller may not read or that does not exist; `UserError` for a missing or unreached trigger or ticket.
+* Reads a paginated resource for the Router session (`ticketId` undefined) or a ticket's worker.
+* Unknown names are tool errors.
+* @throws {Error} for a resource the caller may not read or that does not exist;
+* `UserError` for a missing or unreached trigger or ticket.
 */
 async function readResource(host, resource, offset, limit, ticketId, signal) {
 	const worker = ticketId !== void 0;
@@ -8266,7 +8295,6 @@ async function readResource(host, resource, offset, limit, ticketId, signal) {
 	if (resource === "skill/github") return text(resource, host.skill(), offset, limit);
 	throw new Error(`Unknown resource; use one of: ${resourceGrammar(worker)}`);
 }
-/** Formats a trigger for a worker or the Router: author, thread, timestamp, text cut at TRIGGER_CHARS, and the message it replies to. */
 function triggerMessage(trigger, note, repliesTo) {
 	const cut = trigger.text.length > 600 ? `${trigger.text.slice(0, 600)}…` : void 0;
 	return {
@@ -8292,14 +8320,13 @@ function repliedTo(host, trigger) {
 	const parent = host.sources.repliesTo(trigger);
 	return parent === void 0 ? void 0 : host.store.triggers.get(parent);
 }
-/** Finds tickets subscribed to threads referenced in `trigger.text` (such as `#12` or URLs) that are not already in `known`. */
+/** Finds tickets subscribed to threads that `trigger.text` references (such as `#12` or URLs), excluding `known`. */
 function referencedTickets(host, trigger, known) {
 	const threads = (trigger.text.match(/#\d+|https?:\/\/[^\s)>\]]+/g) ?? []).flatMap((reference) => host.sources.find(reference).threads);
 	const ids = new Set(threads.flatMap((thread) => host.store.threads.get(thread)?.subscriptions ?? []));
 	for (const ticket of known) ids.delete(ticket.id);
 	return [...ids].flatMap((id) => host.store.tickets.get(id) ?? []).slice(0, 4);
 }
-/** Builds the Router's candidate card with routing metadata, handback history, and related or referenced tickets. */
 function candidateCard(host, candidate) {
 	const primary = candidate.triggers.at(-1);
 	const delivered = host.store.triggers.disposition(primary.id)?.fanout ?? [];
@@ -8323,25 +8350,21 @@ function candidateCard(host, candidate) {
 	};
 }
 // src/app/notices.ts
-/**
-* Formats background notices and steering relays delivered to the Router session through the effect queue.
-* Changes from the reference: the prompt-configuration and settings notices, and `changedPaths`, are removed (ADR-9); the
-* thread-followed notice is added (R18); a follow-up relay reads the trigger through `triggerMessage`.
-*/
 /** Strips the latest report preview from a ticket card when the relay already carries or does not need the summary. */
 function brief(ticket) {
 	const { preview: _preview, ...card } = ticketCard(ticket);
 	return card;
 }
-/** Creates a one-off receipt notice with a unique `name` key so repeated occurrences of the same event are each delivered instead of coalescing. */
+/** Creates a one-off receipt notice with a unique `name` key, so each occurrence is delivered instead of coalescing. */
 const receiptNotice = (value, summary) => [
 	key("receipt", randomUUID()),
 	value,
 	summary
 ];
 /**
-* Builds a notice that a person removed a thread's subscriptions at `at`; a later removal of the same thread replaces an unsent
-* waiting notice. The thread key is `<source>:<id>`, such as `github:<owner>/<name>#<n>`.
+* Builds a notice that a person removed a thread's subscriptions at `at`.
+* A later removal of the same thread replaces an unsent waiting notice.
+* The thread key is `<source>:<id>`, such as `github:<owner>/<name>#<n>`.
 */
 const subscriptionNotice = (thread, at) => [
 	`subscription:${thread}`,
@@ -8355,8 +8378,8 @@ const subscriptionNotice = (thread, at) => [
 	`Removed the subscriptions on thread ${thread}`
 ];
 /**
-* Converts an unsolicited domain event into a Router notice (`ticket.ended`, `trigger.requeued`, or `thread.unsubscribed`
-* by a person or executor); returns `undefined` for events that require no notice.
+* Converts an unsolicited domain event into a Router notice (`ticket.ended`, `trigger.requeued`, or
+* `thread.unsubscribed` by a person or executor). Returns `undefined` for events that need no notice.
 */
 function eventNotice(event, ticket = () => void 0) {
 	const { at } = event;
@@ -8402,12 +8425,16 @@ const threadFollowedNotice = (ticketId, thread, reason) => receiptNotice({
 	},
 	note: "For context only: its messages reach this ticket and grant nothing."
 }, `Ticket ${ticketId} follows thread ${thread} for context: ${reason}`);
-/** What a follow-up asks of the Router session: nothing but a stop the person asks for, since its ticket's worker decides it. */
+/**
+* What a follow-up asks of the Router session: only a stop that the person asks for,
+* since its ticket's worker decides it.
+*/
 const FOLLOWUP_NOTE = "Its ticket's worker has it and decides; act only if the person asks to stop the work (orchestrator_route kind stop with this trigger_id).";
 /**
-* Builds a steering relay for a human follow-up trigger that reached at least one live ticket (including an ended ticket
-* that resumed on the follow-up), with the trigger rendered as workers read it, the replied-to message, and the open
-* tickets it reached; returns `undefined` while no ticket's worker decides it (see `followupOwners`) or it reached no live ticket.
+* Builds a steering relay for a human follow-up trigger that reached at least one live ticket
+* (including an ended ticket that resumed on the follow-up). The trigger is rendered as workers read it,
+* with the replied-to message and the open tickets it reached.
+* Returns `undefined` while no ticket's worker decides it (see `followupOwners`) or it reached no live ticket.
 */
 function followupNotice(store, sources, triggerId) {
 	const trigger = store.triggers.get(triggerId);
@@ -8430,8 +8457,9 @@ function followupNotice(store, sources, triggerId) {
 	}, trigger)), tickets);
 }
 /**
-* A person's message that reached tickets, as the Router session hears of it: the message as their workers read it, and the
-* tickets it reached with their state. Their workers decide it; the Router session may only stop the work on it.
+* A person's message that reached tickets, as the Router session hears of it: the message as their workers
+* read it, and the tickets it reached with their state. Their workers decide it; the Router session may only
+* stop the work on it.
 */
 function followupRelay(message, tickets) {
 	return {
@@ -8444,7 +8472,11 @@ function followupRelay(message, tickets) {
 		})
 	};
 }
-/** Formats a worker report relay for the Router session (truncating summaries over 600 characters behind `ticket/<id>`); `replyTo` names the human question trigger it answers. */
+/**
+* Formats a worker report relay for the Router session.
+* Summaries over 600 characters are truncated behind `ticket/<id>`.
+* `replyTo` names the human question trigger it answers.
+*/
 function resultRelay(ticket, state, text, replyTo) {
 	const id = key("worker-result", ticket.id, ticket.updatedAt, text);
 	const summary = text.length > 600 ? {
@@ -8466,9 +8498,9 @@ function resultRelay(ticket, state, text, replyTo) {
 	};
 }
 /**
-* Converts a worker report recorded on `ticket` into a Router relay: a question for a person produces a `worker_attention`
-* relay, and a result, blocker, end, or answer to a question produces a `worker_report` relay, while routine `progress`
-* reports without `answers` stay internal.
+* Converts a worker report recorded on `ticket` into a Router relay. A question for a person produces a
+* `worker_attention` relay; a result, blocker, end, or answer to a question produces a `worker_report` relay.
+* Routine `progress` reports without `answers` stay internal.
 * @returns The steering `Relay`, or `undefined` when the report is not relayed to the Router session.
 */
 function reportRelay(ticket, report) {
@@ -8507,7 +8539,7 @@ const HumanActionSchema = z.string().trim().min(1).max(1e3).superRefine((text, c
 		message: `human_action must be one concrete question for a person: ${problem}`
 	});
 });
-/** The `orchestrator_read` tool: one page of a resource the grammar lists, read through `read`. */
+/** The `orchestrator_read` tool: one page of a resource that the grammar lists, read through `read`. */
 function readTool(description, grammar, read) {
 	return tool$1({
 		name: "orchestrator_read",
@@ -8521,8 +8553,12 @@ function readTool(description, grammar, read) {
 	});
 }
 // src/app/tools/delivery.ts
-/** The worker's host-side delivery tools: publish (push + PR, binds its Thread; a new PR's body closes the issue the ticket started from), review-thread reply, auto-merge, close. Policy is checked before any git or GitHub call: live ticket, configured repository, a PR this ticket bound, delivery.allowAutoMerge. Publish first re-checks push permission and returns published: false without any write when it is missing; repository access errors file a failed report. */
-/** The issue a Trigger is on: its meta names a repository and a number and isPr is false (an issue or an issue comment). */
+/**
+* Policy is checked before any git or GitHub call: live ticket, configured repository, a PR this ticket bound,
+* and delivery.allowAutoMerge. Publish re-checks push permission first and returns `published: false`
+* without any write when it is missing. Repository access errors file a failed report.
+*/
+/** The issue a Trigger is on: its meta names a repository and a number, and `isPr` is false. */
 function issueOf(trigger) {
 	const meta = trigger?.meta;
 	return meta && typeof meta.repository === "string" && typeof meta.number === "number" && Number.isInteger(meta.number) && meta.isPr === false ? {
@@ -8531,8 +8567,8 @@ function issueOf(trigger) {
 	} : void 0;
 }
 /**
-* A pull request body that closes `issue` on merge: unchanged when the issue is in another repository or the body already
-* has a closing keyword (close/closes/closed, fix/fixes/fixed, resolve/resolves/resolved, any case, optional colon) before
+* A pull request body that closes `issue` on merge. Unchanged when the issue is in another repository, or when the
+* body already has a closing keyword (close/fix/resolve and their forms, any case, optional colon) before
 * `#n`, `owner/repo#n` or the issue URL. Otherwise `Closes #n` is appended once, after a blank line.
 */
 function linkIssue(body, repository, issue) {
@@ -8717,10 +8753,8 @@ function deliveryTools(host, ticketId) {
 }
 // src/app/tools/executor.ts
 /**
-* Worker Session tools for acknowledging requests, managing threads, handing back out-of-scope triggers, and reporting status.
-* Changes from the reference: `orchestrator_read` is restored (M14) over the injected reader; the delivery tools are restored (M16) in
-* `delivery.ts`; `pr_number` is removed (publish binds the PR thread) and `sendReplies` is removed; a GitHub thread must name a configured repository; a followed
-* thread is announced to the Router session through `notify` (M14); the report relay is the Runtime's (M14).
+* A GitHub thread must name a configured repository.
+* A followed thread is announced to the Router session through `notify`.
 */
 function executorTools(host, ticket) {
 	const ticketId = ticket.id;
@@ -8999,7 +9033,6 @@ var RouterHost = class {
 	}
 };
 // src/sources/admission-context.ts
-/** Selects the first five thread messages plus five messages on either side of `sourceId`, recording omitted gap counts. */
 function threadWindow(messages, sourceId) {
 	const trigger = messages.findIndex((message) => message.id === sourceId);
 	const selected = messages.map((message, index) => ({
@@ -9023,8 +9056,8 @@ function threadWindow(messages, sourceId) {
 	};
 }
 /**
-* Reads up to `maxPages` of a trigger's thread and builds the bounded message window around the trigger; counts describe
-* only this loaded snapshot (never unread history), and `status` reports fallback modes such as `chat_neighbours`.
+* Counts describe only the loaded snapshot, never unread history;
+* `status` reports fallback modes such as `chat_neighbours`.
 */
 async function admissionContext(context, maxPages) {
 	const messages = [];
@@ -9055,13 +9088,12 @@ async function admissionContext(context, maxPages) {
 }
 // src/app/assessment.ts
 /**
-* Proactive candidate assessment for the Router session: relays candidate cards, serves bounded context reads, and records outcomes.
-* Changes from the reference: the Router session is the only assessor (the deterministic one stays in the Runtime); the
-* repository, image and file reads are removed (D4; GitHub originals are read through orchestrator_read); the thread window is
-* loaded through the kind's TriggerContext with no command runner; every text a read or the context returns is wrapped as
-* external data; the checked-IM-text step is removed.
+* Proactive candidate assessment for the Router session: relays candidate cards, serves bounded context reads, and
+* records outcomes. The Router session is the only assessor; the deterministic one stays in the Runtime. The
+* repository, image and file reads are not offered; GitHub originals are read through orchestrator_read. The thread
+* window is loaded through the kind's TriggerContext with no command runner. Every text a read or the context returns
+* is wrapped as external data. The checked-IM-text step is not performed.
 */
-/** Schema for a short lowercase kebab-case English ticket worktree name (1–4 words, at most 32 characters). */
 const WorktreeNameSchema = z.string().max(32).regex(/^[a-z]+(?:-[a-z0-9]+){0,3}$/, "Use 1–4 short English words in lowercase kebab-case, at most 32 characters").describe("Meaningful short English ticket name, e.g. fix-plan-color. 1–4 lowercase words in kebab-case, at most 32 characters.");
 /** The fields of the Router's assessment decision (`orchestrator_eval_decide`), before the cross-field rule. */
 const AssessmentFields = z.object({
@@ -9079,23 +9111,18 @@ const AssessmentFields = z.object({
 	acknowledgement: AcknowledgementSchema.nullish().describe("For acceptance: one sentence in the source language, posted as a reply to the trigger; omit only when a matched rule asks for silence."),
 	reason: z.string().min(1).max(500)
 }).strict();
-/** Schema for the Router session's proactive candidate assessment decision (`orchestrator_eval_decide`). */
 const AssessmentSchema = AssessmentFields.refine((value) => value.decision !== "accept" || !directionAllowed(value.direction) || !value.rule_assessments.some((rule) => rule.matched) || !!value.worktree_name, {
 	message: "Accepted work requires a short English worktree_name",
 	path: ["worktree_name"]
 });
-/** Character limits in the initial thread window: for the trigger itself, its two nearest neighbours, other window messages, and stub previews. */
 const TRIGGER_CHARS = 4e3;
 const NEAR_CHARS = 1200;
 const WINDOW_CHARS = 400;
 const STUB_CHARS = 50;
-/** Pages of the thread loaded for the initial window. */
 const CONTEXT_PAGES = 5;
 const FINISHED = "This assessment has finished: it was decided, timed out or restarted";
 const EXPLICIT = "This is an explicit request, which is routed instead of assessed: use orchestrator_route with its trigger_id and kind accept, attach, stop or ignore";
-/** Message returned when assessing a Trigger whose Source provides no thread context. */
 const NO_CONTEXT = "This Source gives no Thread context; assess the Trigger's own text and the batch.";
-/** Fields of `orchestrator_eval_read`: a message, the root, the parent, or a page of the thread. */
 const EvalReadFields = z.object({
 	trigger_id: z.string().min(1).describe("Original candidate ID returned by orchestrator_eval; every reference is scoped to this trigger."),
 	resource: z.enum([
@@ -9108,7 +9135,6 @@ const EvalReadFields = z.object({
 	cursor: z.string().optional().describe("Only for thread: omit on the first page, then the next_cursor of the window or the cursor of next_read. Never a thread or message ID."),
 	offset: z.number().int().min(0).default(0).describe("Text pagination: copy next_offset; keep the other arguments unchanged.")
 }).strict();
-/** Schema for bounded context requests during an active evaluation (`orchestrator_eval_read`). */
 const EvalReadSchema = EvalReadFields.superRefine((read, ctx) => {
 	if (read.message_id !== void 0 && read.resource !== "message") ctx.addIssue({
 		code: "custom",
@@ -9119,21 +9145,15 @@ const EvalReadSchema = EvalReadFields.superRefine((read, ctx) => {
 		message: "cursor is only for thread. First page: {resource:\"thread\"}."
 	});
 });
-/** Cuts a text to `limit` characters and wraps it as external data from `source`; the cut length is reported with `chars`. */
+/** Wraps the text as external data; `chars` reports the full length when it is cut. */
 function cut$1(text, limit, source) {
 	return text.length <= limit ? { text: external(source, text) } : {
 		text: external(source, `${text.slice(0, limit)}…`),
 		chars: text.length
 	};
 }
-/**
-* Implements the `Engine` `Assessor` port for proactive candidate evaluation in the Router session.
-* Relays each evaluation's candidate card to the Router session through the durable `assessment` effect, serves bounded thread
-* context reads while the evaluation runs, and converts the Router's assessment into an `AssessmentOutcome` for `Engine.decide`.
-* The Router's `orchestrator_eval*` tools call `context`, `read`, and `decide`.
-*/
+/** The Router's `orchestrator_eval*` tools call `context`, `read`, and `decide`. */
 var MasterAssessor = class {
-	/** Per-evaluation read caches and thread contexts, keyed by `evalId`. */
 	evals = /* @__PURE__ */ new Map();
 	host;
 	/** Registers the handler that relays each Eval's candidate card, which a busy Router session may delay. */
@@ -9149,11 +9169,9 @@ var MasterAssessor = class {
 			this.host.engine().candidateDelivered(evalId);
 		}, { limit: () => host.paused() ? 0 : 4 });
 	}
-	/** Enqueues an `assessment` effect to deliver `candidate`'s card to the Router session. */
 	request(candidate) {
 		this.host.effects.enqueue("assessment", candidate.evalId, { triggerId: candidate.triggers[0].id });
 	}
-	/** Whether `evalId` is still the active evaluation for `trigger`. */
 	live(evalId, trigger) {
 		return this.host.engine().candidate(trigger.id)?.evalId === evalId;
 	}
@@ -9162,7 +9180,10 @@ var MasterAssessor = class {
 		this.evals.delete(evalId);
 		this.host.effects.cancel("assessment", evalId);
 	}
-	/** Resolve the active evaluation for a trigger; historical triggers have none, and explicit requests are routed instead. */
+	/**
+	* Resolve the active evaluation for a trigger. Historical triggers have none, and explicit requests
+	* are routed instead.
+	*/
 	evalFor(triggerId) {
 		const candidate = this.host.engine().candidate(triggerId);
 		if (!candidate) throw new Error("No assessment is in progress for this trigger; it was already decided, timed out, or never reached assessment");
@@ -9172,7 +9193,7 @@ var MasterAssessor = class {
 			trigger: candidate.triggers.find((item) => item.id === triggerId)
 		};
 	}
-	/** Returns or initializes the read cache for `evalId`, seeded with the trigger's own message; throws if `evalId` has finished. */
+	/** @throws when `evalId` has finished. */
 	reads(evalId, trigger) {
 		let reads = this.evals.get(evalId);
 		if (!reads) {
@@ -9187,7 +9208,6 @@ var MasterAssessor = class {
 		}
 		return reads;
 	}
-	/** Loads and caches the initial bounded thread window once per evaluation. */
 	async seed(evalId, trigger, caller) {
 		caller?.throwIfAborted();
 		const reads = this.reads(evalId, trigger);
@@ -9220,11 +9240,11 @@ var MasterAssessor = class {
 		if (!this.live(evalId, trigger)) throw new Error(FINISHED);
 	}
 	/**
-	* Returns the `orchestrator_eval` payload: the trigger's text once (up to `TRIGGER_CHARS`), batch peers, related tickets on
-	* the thread, the Policy version its Eval was built from, and the initial thread window (the first five messages and five on
-	* either side of the trigger, cut to `WINDOW_CHARS` or `NEAR_CHARS` for its two nearest neighbours, with other loaded messages
-	* as `STUB_CHARS` previews; `orchestrator_eval_read` reads any message in full by ID).
-	* Assessment instructions live in the Router's prompt, not in this payload.
+	* Returns the `orchestrator_eval` payload: the trigger's text once (up to `TRIGGER_CHARS`), batch peers, related
+	* tickets on the thread, the Policy version its Eval was built from, and the initial thread window (the first five
+	* messages and five on either side of the trigger, cut to `WINDOW_CHARS` or `NEAR_CHARS` for its two nearest
+	* neighbours, with other loaded messages as `STUB_CHARS` previews; `orchestrator_eval_read` reads any message in full
+	* by ID). Assessment instructions live in the Router's prompt, not in this payload.
 	*/
 	async context(triggerId, signal) {
 		const { candidate, trigger } = this.evalFor(triggerId);
@@ -9299,7 +9319,6 @@ var MasterAssessor = class {
 			thread
 		};
 	}
-	/** Serves a bounded, paginated read of the evaluation's message, root, parent, or thread page for `orchestrator_eval_read`. */
 	async read(read, signal) {
 		const { candidate, trigger } = this.evalFor(read.trigger_id);
 		await this.seed(candidate.evalId, trigger, signal);
@@ -9349,11 +9368,10 @@ var MasterAssessor = class {
 		snapshots.set(cacheKey, body);
 		return textPage(read.resource, body, read.offset, 4e3);
 	}
-	/** Converts the assessment into an outcome under current settings and passes it to `Engine.decide` for policy verification. */
 	async decide(triggerId, result, signal) {
 		const { candidate } = this.evalFor(triggerId);
 		signal?.throwIfAborted();
-		const outcome = assessmentOutcome(result, this.host.settings(), candidate.strength);
+		const outcome = assessmentOutcome(result, this.host.settings());
 		const decision = this.host.engine().decide(triggerId, {
 			...outcome,
 			evalId: candidate.evalId
@@ -9364,20 +9382,16 @@ var MasterAssessor = class {
 			reason: reasonText(decision.reason)
 		};
 	}
-	/** Drops every evaluation's context and reads when the runtime stops. */
 	stop() {
 		this.evals.clear();
 	}
 };
 // src/app/tools/main.ts
 /**
-* Router session tools for routing triggers, assessing candidates, sending replies, and managing tickets and threads.
-* Changes from the reference: `orchestrator_route` `accept` honors the host accept mode (observe records what it would accept,
-* off ignores), so no tool bypasses it (D3); the eval reads are `message|root|parent|thread` (D4); the settings, policy-sync and
-* prompt tools are removed (ADR-9); the IM word limit is `HUMAN_WORDS`; an unexpected error is a refusal to retry, not a log line.
+* `orchestrator_route` `accept` honors the host accept mode (observe records what it would accept, off ignores),
+* so no tool bypasses it. An unexpected error is a refusal to retry.
 */
 const RoutingNoteSchema = z.string().trim().refine((text) => wordCount(text) <= 30, `Routing note must not exceed 30 words (Chinese uses word segmentation). Shorten it; do not split it across deliveries.`).describe(`Optional routing background or explicit human constraint, at most 30 words. Never add implementation instructions or replace the original source.`);
-/** Schedules an Engine pass to execute the recorded routing decision and formats the tool response. */
 function routed(host, result) {
 	host.requestPass();
 	const ticket = result.ticketId ? host.store.tickets.get(result.ticketId) : void 0;
@@ -9392,15 +9406,14 @@ const fromDecision = (decision) => ({
 	reason: reasonText(decision.reason),
 	ticketId: decision.ticketId
 });
-/** A ticket the tool names must exist and still be open. */
 function openTicket(host, id) {
 	const ticket = host.store.tickets.get(id);
 	if (!ticket) throw new UserError("unknownTicket");
 	if (ticket.ended) throw new UserError("ticketEnded");
 }
 /**
-* One routing decision of `orchestrator_route`. The schema holds only its shape: each kind's fields are checked as its item
-* runs (`FIELDS`), so an item that lacks one, or whose value breaks a limit, is refused alone.
+* One routing decision. The schema holds only its shape; each kind's fields are checked as its item runs (`FIELDS`),
+* so an item that lacks one, or whose value breaks a limit, is refused alone.
 */
 const RouteItemSchema = z.object({
 	kind: z.enum([
@@ -9417,7 +9430,6 @@ const RouteItemSchema = z.object({
 	note: z.string().nullish().describe(`accept and attach: ${RoutingNoteSchema.description ?? ""}`),
 	reason: z.string().nullish().describe("ignore and stop: why, at most 500 characters; an ignore needs it. An ignore of an explicit request may be posted to its sender, so start with one plain sentence about the request, without internal terms or ids.")
 }).strict();
-/** Each field's check, the kinds whose items read it and those that need it; an item of another kind leaves it unread. */
 const FIELDS = {
 	ticket_id: {
 		check: z.string(),
@@ -9450,7 +9462,6 @@ const FIELDS = {
 		needs: ["ignore"]
 	}
 };
-/** Why an item cannot run: a field its kind needs is missing, or one it reads breaks its limit. */
 function invalid(item) {
 	for (const [field, { check, reads, needs }] of Object.entries(FIELDS)) {
 		const value = item[field];
@@ -9464,8 +9475,8 @@ function invalid(item) {
 	}
 }
 /**
-* Carry out one routing decision as its Engine command, in a transaction of its own. `decided` holds the Triggers that this
-* call's earlier items decided, with their batches.
+* Carries out one routing decision as its Engine command, in a transaction of its own.
+* `decided` holds the Triggers that this call's earlier items decided, with their batches.
 */
 function route(host, item, decided) {
 	const note = item.note ? { note: item.note } : {};
@@ -9546,8 +9557,8 @@ function route(host, item, decided) {
 	}
 }
 /**
-* `orchestrator_route`: routing decisions for several triggers in one call, in order. Each runs as its own Engine command; one
-* that is refused, or fails, is answered so, and the others still run.
+* `orchestrator_route`: routing decisions for several triggers in one call, in order.
+* Each runs as its own Engine command. One that is refused or fails is answered so; the others still run.
 */
 function routeTool(host) {
 	return tool$1({
@@ -9720,8 +9731,7 @@ function mainTools(host) {
 // src/app/cache.ts
 /**
 * In-memory LRU cache bounded by total UTF-16 code units, always retaining the most recently inserted entry.
-* Runtime uses separate instances to cache paginated resource snapshots for `orchestrator_read` and resolved message links for search and cards.
-* Changes from the reference: the constructor parameter is a declared field, assigned in the constructor body.
+* Runtime uses separate instances for paginated resource snapshots (`orchestrator_read`) and resolved message links.
 */
 var TextCache = class {
 	texts = /* @__PURE__ */ new Map();
@@ -9772,7 +9782,10 @@ function jsonLines(write, env) {
 		write(mask(JSON.stringify(record)) + "\n");
 	};
 }
-/** Executor tools; in deterministic Router mode a ready report also queues its summary as the result, in the same transaction that records the report (so no reader or crash sees the ticket ended without its result). */
+/**
+* Executor tools; in deterministic Router mode a ready report also queues its summary as the result, in the same
+* transaction that records the report (so no reader or crash sees the ticket ended without its result).
+*/
 function workerTools(host, ticket, atomic) {
 	const engine = () => {
 		const inner = host.engine();
@@ -9842,7 +9855,7 @@ var GateAssessor = class {
 		const candidate = this.host.engine().candidate(triggerId);
 		if (candidate?.evalId !== evalId) return;
 		const settings = this.host.settings();
-		const outcome = assessmentOutcome(deterministicAssessment(candidate, settings), settings, candidate.strength);
+		const outcome = assessmentOutcome(deterministicAssessment(candidate, settings), settings);
 		try {
 			this.host.engine().decide(triggerId, {
 				...outcome,
@@ -10339,13 +10352,22 @@ var Runtime = class {
 		});
 		this.passes.request();
 	}
-	/** Re-reads the config file and applies it: the policy part from the next Trigger on (a changed policy version is an input to open tickets), startup-only keys are kept and reported. A refused file changes nothing. `network.allow` and `models.worker` apply to worker sessions opened after the reload; `retention.endedTicketDays` applies from the next retention evaluation. Calls are serialised. */
+	/**
+	* Re-reads the config file and applies it: the policy part from the next Trigger on (a changed policy version is an
+	* input to open tickets), startup-only keys are kept and reported. A refused file changes nothing. `network.allow`
+	* and `models.worker` apply to worker sessions opened after the reload; `retention.endedTicketDays` applies from the
+	* next retention evaluation. Calls are serialised.
+	*/
 	reload() {
 		const next = this.reloads.then(() => this.reloadOnce());
 		this.reloads = next.catch(() => void 0);
 		return next;
 	}
-	/** Reassembles the worker prompt; when its team sections or rules changed, queues a notice with the changed sections for every open worker session (same key per ticket: only the latest is delivered). Returns the number queued. M10 calls it on reload. */
+	/**
+	* Reassembles the worker prompt; when its team sections or rules changed, queues a notice with the changed sections
+	* for every open worker session (same key per ticket: only the latest is delivered). Returns the number queued.
+	* Called on reload.
+	*/
 	refreshPrompts() {
 		const routerChange = this.router ? this.prompts.refresh("router") : void 0;
 		if (routerChange?.notice) {
@@ -10648,7 +10670,10 @@ function healthCommand(argv, io, now = Date.now) {
 	return 0;
 }
 // src/cli/prompts.ts
-/** `superagent-claude prompts diff`: reports built-in default changes of the team sections from the database opened read-only; it takes no lock and needs no running daemon. */
+/**
+* `superagent-claude prompts diff`: reports built-in default changes of the team sections from the database opened
+* read-only; it takes no lock and needs no running daemon.
+*/
 function promptsCommand(argv, io) {
 	if (argv[0] !== "diff") {
 		io.err(`superagent-claude: unknown prompts command '${argv[0] ?? ""}'\nUsage: superagent-claude prompts diff [--config <path>]
@@ -10697,9 +10722,6 @@ function promptsCommand(argv, io) {
 	return 0;
 }
 // src/app/status.ts
-/**
-* Read models of the status and needs CLI over the read-only database: running work, idle sessions and waiting work, recent errors, repository access, consent, and the tickets that need a person; and the masking of secret values in their output.
-*/
 /** KV family the repository Source writes per repository: { accessible, push, at, error? }. */
 const REPOSITORY_ACCESS_PREFIX = "repo-access:";
 function rows(reader, sql, ...params) {
@@ -10714,7 +10736,10 @@ function thread(reader, key) {
 	const row = reader.db.prepare("SELECT value FROM thread WHERE key = ?").get(key);
 	return row ? JSON.parse(String(row.value)) : void 0;
 }
-/** When a running Assignment's Session went idle: its last turn ended (idleAt), nothing waits to be delivered, and no message delivered to it is unread or was read after that. */
+/**
+* When a running Assignment's Session went idle: its last turn ended (idleAt), nothing waits to be delivered,
+* and no message delivered to it is unread or was read after that.
+*/
 function idleSince(ticket, assignment) {
 	const at = assignment.idleAt;
 	if (!at || ticket.undelivered.length > 0) return void 0;
@@ -10977,7 +11002,10 @@ const FAKE_SCRIPT = ({ index }) => index === 0 ? { tools: [{
 		summary: "Done: the fake worker finished"
 	}
 }] } : {};
-/** With SUPERAGENT_CLAUDE_FAKE_HOLD=1 (read only with --fake) the fake worker never ends a turn, so a test can stop the daemon while an Assignment runs. */
+/**
+* With SUPERAGENT_CLAUDE_FAKE_HOLD=1 (read only with --fake) the fake worker never ends a turn, so a test can stop
+* the daemon while an Assignment runs.
+*/
 const HOLD_SCRIPT = () => ({ hold: new Promise(() => {}) });
 const fakeScript = (env) => env.SUPERAGENT_CLAUDE_FAKE_HOLD === "1" ? HOLD_SCRIPT : FAKE_SCRIPT;
 const HELP = [