talking-stick 0.4.2 → 0.4.3
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- package/README.md +3 -2
- package/dist/cli/output.js +5 -2
- package/dist/cli/registry.js +2 -2
- package/dist/cli/turn-commands.js +5 -2
- package/dist/commands.js +2 -1
- package/dist/instructions.js +3 -1
- package/dist/service.js +13 -0
- package/docs/plans/2026-05-10-wait-park-mode.md +137 -0
- package/docs/releases/0.4.3.md +48 -0
- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/skills/talking-stick/SKILL.md +5 -0
package/README.md
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tt join — join the room for this workspace
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tt leave — explicitly leave a room; deletes it when no active members remain
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tt wait — block until the stick is available, with takeover signals
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tt wait --park — stay coordinated without auto-claiming idle rooms
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tt release — normal handoff to the next fair waiter, with structured Handoff
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tt assign — explicit handoff to a named agent
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tt take — deliberate claim when the prior holder is gone/stuck
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tt list [path] # list rooms
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tt join [path] [--force-new] # join the room for path
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tt leave [path] # leave the room for path
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tt wait [path] [--timeout 110s]
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tt try [path]
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tt wait [path] [--timeout 110s] [--park] # block until your turn; --park disables idle auto-claim
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tt try [path] [--park] # non-blocking claim attempt
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tt state [path] # full room state
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tt events [path] [--after N] [--limit N] [--wait|--follow] [--event TYPE[,TYPE]] [--target self|any|agent] # room event log; --wait/--follow long-polls
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tt msg send <recipient|room> <body...> [--interrupt] [--stdin] [--path DIR] # send an OOB message
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package/dist/cli/output.js
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return `Not your turn — turn ${result.turn_id ?? "?"} is reserved for ${result.reserved_for}${deadline}.`;
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tt kick <agent_id> [path] [--reason TEXT] [--force]
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tt wait [path] [--timeout 110s] [--park]
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tt state [path]
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tt events [path] [--after N] [--limit N] [--wait|--follow] [--event TYPE[,TYPE]] [--target self|any|agent]
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package/dist/cli/registry.js
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usage: "tt wait [path] [--timeout 110s]",
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usage: "tt wait [path] [--timeout 110s] [--park]",
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description: "Wait until this agent can claim the stick.",
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handler: ({ runtime, parsed, cliEntryUrl }) => handleWaitCommand(requireRuntime(runtime), parsed, false, cliEntryUrl)
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usage: "tt try [path]",
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usage: "tt try [path] [--park]",
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import { resolveHandoff } from "./handoff.js";
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import { deriveCliIdentity, resolveTakeoverReason, shouldUseOperatorOverride } from "./identity.js";
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import { hasOption, normalizeBooleanFlag, parseWaitTimeout } from "./parser.js";
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Keep using Talking Stick until the shared task is done. After releasing or handing off, re-enter the wait loop by default. Prefer continued action unless the task is complete or the operator explicitly redirects or stops the room. If you are the only active member of the room, stop polling after a clear handoff rather than churning release/reclaim turns.
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Keep using Talking Stick until the shared task is done. After releasing or handing off, re-enter the wait loop by default. Prefer continued action unless the task is complete or the operator explicitly redirects or stops the room. If you are the only active member of the room, stop polling after a clear handoff rather than churning release/reclaim turns. If you have no expected work and are blocked on operator input or an external signal, use \`tt wait --park --json\` so you stay coordinated without auto-claiming idle turns.
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**Origin:** Coordination churn observed during the guardian-contract session on 2026-05-10. After a no-work release, the just-released agent's next `tt wait` auto-claimed the idle room because the existing `shouldDeferIdleClaim` cooldown is gated on `hasOtherActiveRoomMember`, which was false when the other agent went briefly inactive. Sequence: claim → release → claim → release with no work in between (turns 247–248 in this room; turns 1205–1291 earlier with claude:b2c853ee). Independently surfaced from both sides; design draft in room note `722adc99-1f1e-4e83-a950-5176dce3ae1c`.
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The second operation is correct when the caller has work. When the caller has no work but is staying coordinated (waiting on operator input or other external signal), it produces the churn pattern. The existing `priorOwnerReleaseCooldownMs` heuristic helps but can't encode operator-wait intent — only the caller knows whether they have work.
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**Protocol field:** `WaitForTurnInput.auto_claim?: boolean` (default `true`). The CLI flag `--park` sets `auto_claim: false`. Naming separation is deliberate — `auto_claim` is the precise protocol invariant; `--park` is the UX vocabulary.
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## Implementation
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> If you have no expected work and are blocked on operator input or external signal, use `tt wait --park` instead of `tt wait` to stay coordinated without claiming idle turns. Park returns `your_turn` only for explicit signals (reserved-to-me, pass/assign to me, takeover-available); it never auto-claims an idle room. Switch back to plain `tt wait` once you have work to do.
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