yam-flow 0.1.2 → 0.1.4

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@@ -3,6 +3,8 @@ export type TruthStatus = (typeof TRUTH_STATUSES)[number];
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  export type SafetyLevel = 'danger' | 'warning';
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  export type EvidenceKind = 'command' | 'evidence' | 'visual' | 'runtime' | 'skipped' | 'blocked' | 'assumption' | 'cleanup' | 'none';
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  export type RuntimeSubsystem = 'real_runtime' | 'tmux_physical' | 'process_cleanup' | 'browser_visual' | 'db_safety';
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+ export type RuntimeBackend = 'none' | 'in_app_browser' | 'playwright' | 'terminal' | 'tmux' | 'zellij' | 'unknown';
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+ export type RuntimeClaim = 'not_started' | 'started' | 'observed' | 'stopped' | 'cleanup_verified' | 'blocked' | 'unknown';
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  export interface SafetyHit {
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  level: SafetyLevel;
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  reason: string;
@@ -58,6 +60,38 @@ export interface MissionPatchEnvelope {
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  rollback_hint: RollbackHint;
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  truth_status: TruthStatus;
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  }
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+ export interface RuntimeBackendEvidence {
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+ schema: 'yam.runtime-backend-evidence.v1';
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+ backend: RuntimeBackend;
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+ claim: RuntimeClaim;
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+ evidence_id: string;
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+ command: string;
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+ cleanup_checked: boolean;
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+ note: string;
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+ truth_status: TruthStatus;
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+ }
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+ export interface UeyeRunReport {
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+ schema: 'yam.ueye-run-report.v1';
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+ reference_sources: UeyeVisualProvenance[];
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+ implementation_sources: UeyeVisualProvenance[];
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+ comparison_result: string;
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+ design_quality: string;
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+ blocked_reason: string;
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+ next_action: string;
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+ truth_status: TruthStatus;
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+ }
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+ export interface MediaGenerationProof {
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+ schema: 'yam.media-generation-proof.v1';
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+ tool_name: string;
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+ generation_requested: boolean;
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+ generation_attempted: boolean;
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+ output_path: string;
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+ output_hash: string;
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+ wait_loop_checked: boolean;
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+ blocked_reason: string;
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+ next_action: string;
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+ truth_status: TruthStatus;
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+ }
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  export interface FakeRealPolicyResult {
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  schema: 'yam.fake-real-policy.v1';
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  ok: boolean;
@@ -84,6 +118,8 @@ export interface ProofSummary {
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  visualProvenance?: unknown;
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  missionEnvelope?: unknown;
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  rollbackHint?: unknown;
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+ runtimeBackendEvidence?: unknown;
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+ mediaProof?: unknown;
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  }
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  export interface ProofOptions {
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  requireRealRuntime?: boolean;
@@ -114,6 +150,8 @@ export interface YamCompletionProof {
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  visualProvenance: string[];
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  missionEnvelope: string[];
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  rollbackHint: string[];
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+ runtimeBackendEvidence: string[];
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+ mediaProof: string[];
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  cleanup: unknown;
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  changed: string[];
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  skipped: string[];
@@ -128,6 +166,9 @@ export interface YamCompletionProof {
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  export declare function buildUeyeVisualProvenance(input?: Partial<UeyeVisualProvenance>): UeyeVisualProvenance;
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  export declare function buildRollbackHint(input?: Partial<RollbackHint>): RollbackHint;
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  export declare function buildMissionPatchEnvelope(input?: Partial<MissionPatchEnvelope>): MissionPatchEnvelope;
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+ export declare function buildRuntimeBackendEvidence(input?: Partial<RuntimeBackendEvidence>): RuntimeBackendEvidence;
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+ export declare function buildUeyeRunReport(input?: Partial<UeyeRunReport>): UeyeRunReport;
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+ export declare function buildMediaGenerationProof(input?: Partial<MediaGenerationProof>): MediaGenerationProof;
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  export declare function isTruthStatus(value?: unknown): value is TruthStatus;
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  export declare function weakestTruth(...statuses: unknown[]): TruthStatus;
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  export declare function detectDbSafetyText(text?: unknown): DbSafetyScanResult;
@@ -49,6 +49,70 @@ export function buildMissionPatchEnvelope(input = {}) {
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  truth_status: isTruthStatus(input.truth_status) ? input.truth_status : 'partial'
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  };
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  }
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+ export function buildRuntimeBackendEvidence(input = {}) {
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+ const backend = normalizeRuntimeBackend(input.backend);
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+ const claim = normalizeRuntimeClaim(input.claim);
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+ return {
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+ schema: 'yam.runtime-backend-evidence.v1',
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+ backend,
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+ claim,
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+ evidence_id: String(input.evidence_id || ''),
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+ command: String(input.command || ''),
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+ cleanup_checked: Boolean(input.cleanup_checked),
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+ note: String(input.note || ''),
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+ truth_status: isTruthStatus(input.truth_status) ? input.truth_status : runtimeBackendTruth(backend, claim, Boolean(input.cleanup_checked))
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+ };
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+ }
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+ export function buildUeyeRunReport(input = {}) {
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+ const references = Array.isArray(input.reference_sources)
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+ ? input.reference_sources.map((item) => buildUeyeVisualProvenance(item))
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+ : [];
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+ const implementations = Array.isArray(input.implementation_sources)
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+ ? input.implementation_sources.map((item) => buildUeyeVisualProvenance(item))
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+ : [];
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+ const blockedReason = String(input.blocked_reason || '');
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+ const comparisonResult = String(input.comparison_result || 'not-verified');
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+ const hasImplementation = implementations.length > 0;
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+ const derivedTruth = blockedReason ? 'blocked'
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+ : !references.length && !hasImplementation ? 'assumed'
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+ : comparisonResult === 'matched' && hasImplementation ? 'verified'
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+ : hasImplementation ? 'partial'
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+ : 'partial';
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+ return {
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+ schema: 'yam.ueye-run-report.v1',
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+ reference_sources: references,
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+ implementation_sources: implementations,
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+ comparison_result: comparisonResult,
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+ design_quality: String(input.design_quality || 'not-checked'),
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+ blocked_reason: blockedReason,
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+ next_action: String(input.next_action || (derivedTruth === 'verified' ? 'no action required' : 'capture or provide implementation screenshot before claiming verified visual status')),
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+ truth_status: isTruthStatus(input.truth_status) ? input.truth_status : derivedTruth
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+ };
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+ }
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+ export function buildMediaGenerationProof(input = {}) {
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+ const requested = Boolean(input.generation_requested);
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+ const attempted = Boolean(input.generation_attempted);
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+ const outputHash = String(input.output_hash || 'unknown');
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+ const blockedReason = String(input.blocked_reason || '');
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+ const derivedTruth = blockedReason ? 'blocked'
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+ : requested && !attempted ? 'blocked'
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+ : attempted && outputHash !== 'unknown' ? 'verified'
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+ : attempted ? 'partial'
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+ : requested ? 'assumed'
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+ : 'skipped';
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+ return {
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+ schema: 'yam.media-generation-proof.v1',
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+ tool_name: String(input.tool_name || ''),
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+ generation_requested: requested,
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+ generation_attempted: attempted,
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+ output_path: String(input.output_path || ''),
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+ output_hash: outputHash,
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+ wait_loop_checked: Boolean(input.wait_loop_checked),
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+ blocked_reason: blockedReason,
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+ next_action: String(input.next_action || (derivedTruth === 'blocked' ? 'provide a usable media tool or mark generation as skipped' : 'record output evidence before using generated media as implementation proof')),
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+ truth_status: isTruthStatus(input.truth_status) ? input.truth_status : derivedTruth
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+ };
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+ }
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  const TRUTH_RANK = Object.freeze({
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  blocked: 0,
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  real_required_missing: 0,
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  for (const rollback of asList(summary.rollbackHint)) {
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  rows.push(evidenceRow('evidence', rollback, metadataTruth(rollback, 'partial')));
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  }
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+ for (const backend of asList(summary.runtimeBackendEvidence)) {
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+ rows.push(evidenceRow('runtime', backend, readStructuredTruth(backend, 'partial')));
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+ }
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+ for (const media of asList(summary.mediaProof)) {
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+ rows.push(evidenceRow('evidence', media, readStructuredTruth(media, 'partial')));
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+ }
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  for (const runtime of asList(summary.runtime)) {
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  rows.push(evidenceRow('runtime', runtime, classifyRuntimeEvidence(runtime, options)));
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  }
@@ -217,6 +287,8 @@ export function buildYamCompletionProof(summary = {}, options = {}) {
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  visualProvenance: asList(summary.visualProvenance),
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  missionEnvelope: asList(summary.missionEnvelope),
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  rollbackHint: asList(summary.rollbackHint),
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+ runtimeBackendEvidence: asList(summary.runtimeBackendEvidence),
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+ mediaProof: asList(summary.mediaProof),
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  cleanup: summary.cleanup || '',
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  changed: asList(summary.changed),
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  skipped: asList(summary.skipped),
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  : 'no action required'
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  };
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  }
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+ function normalizeRuntimeBackend(value = '') {
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+ const text = String(value || '').toLowerCase().replace(/[-\s]/g, '_');
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+ if (text === 'in_app_browser' || text === 'browser')
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+ return 'in_app_browser';
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+ if (text === 'playwright')
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+ return 'playwright';
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+ if (text === 'terminal' || text === 'shell')
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+ return 'terminal';
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+ if (text === 'tmux')
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+ return 'tmux';
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+ if (text === 'zellij')
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+ return 'zellij';
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+ if (text === 'none' || text === 'not_started')
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+ return 'none';
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+ return 'unknown';
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+ }
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+ function normalizeRuntimeClaim(value = '') {
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+ const text = String(value || '').toLowerCase().replace(/[-\s]/g, '_');
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+ if (text === 'not_started' || text === 'none')
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+ return 'not_started';
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+ if (text === 'started')
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+ return 'started';
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+ if (text === 'observed' || text === 'checked')
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+ return 'observed';
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+ if (text === 'stopped')
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+ return 'stopped';
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+ if (text === 'cleanup_verified' || text === 'cleanup_checked')
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+ return 'cleanup_verified';
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+ if (text === 'blocked')
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+ return 'blocked';
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+ return 'unknown';
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+ }
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+ function runtimeBackendTruth(backend, claim, cleanupChecked = false) {
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+ if (claim === 'blocked')
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+ return 'blocked';
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+ if (backend === 'none' || claim === 'not_started')
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+ return 'skipped';
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+ if (backend === 'unknown' || claim === 'unknown')
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+ return 'partial';
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+ if (claim === 'cleanup_verified' || cleanupChecked)
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+ return 'proven';
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+ if (claim === 'observed' || claim === 'stopped' || claim === 'started')
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+ return 'verified';
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+ return 'partial';
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+ }
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  function evidenceRow(kind, value, truth) {
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  return { kind, value: String(value || ''), truth };
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  }
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "yam-flow",
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- "version": "0.1.2",
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+ "version": "0.1.4",
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  "description": "Progressive proof-first agent flow: start fast, deepen deliberately, stay honest by design.",
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  "type": "module",
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  "author": "0kim0bos",
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  "node": ">=18"
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  },
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  "bin": {
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- "yam": "dist/bin/yam.js"
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+ "yam": "./dist/bin/yam.js"
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  },
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  "types": "dist/lib/trust-kernel.d.ts",
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  "exports": {
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  },
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  "files": [
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  "AGENTS.md",
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+ "CHANGELOG.md",
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  "LICENSE",
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  ## Require Current Docs Proof
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+ Use official docs or primary sources when the task depends on current behavior for:
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- - cloud services such as Supabase, Vercel, OpenAI, Stripe, or auth providers
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+ - cloud services, model APIs, payment providers, or auth providers
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  - framework version behavior, migration, deprecation, or breaking changes
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  ```
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+ ## Structured Diagnostic Next Action
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+ - `status`: pass / needs_action / blocked / skipped
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+ - `severity`: P0 / P1 / P2 / P3
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+ - `owner_route`: quick / ueye / question / scout / deep / mission
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+ - `priority`: fix_first / next / later / none
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+ - `fix_first`: true / false
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+ - `blocks_release`: true / false
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+ - `observation`
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+ - `evidence`
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+ - `next_action.kind`: read_file / run_command / inspect_ui / update_docs / ask_user / none
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+ ## Diagnostic Next Action
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+ Compact shape:
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+ ```text
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+ - owner route:
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+ - priority:
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+ - fix first:
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+ - blocks release:
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+ - evidence:
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+ - next action:
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+ - truth status:
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+ ```
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+ - blocked reason and next action
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+ - Prefer the in-app browser for local pages, localhost, file URLs, and ordinary visual QA.
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+ - Do not silently switch to a profile-dependent browser when the in-app browser cannot capture or inspect.
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+ - Use a profile-dependent browser only when the user explicitly asks for it, or when the task requires existing cookies, sessions, extensions, or profile state.
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+ - `previous_screenshot_id`, when available
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+ - `previous_source_hash`, when available
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+ - `current_report_id` or `current_source_path`
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+ - `current_screenshot_id`, when available
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+ - `current_source_hash`, when available
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+ - `viewport`
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+ - `state`
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+ - `changed_surface`
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+ - `regression`: true / false / not-verified
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+ - `resolved_findings`
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+ - `new_findings`
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+ - `still_open_findings`
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+ - `truth_status`
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+ - `next_action`
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