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+ Metadata-Version: 2.4
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+ Name: b3-prosaic-harness
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+ Version: 0.7.1
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+ Summary: Small durable workflows and validation around neutral Prosaic agents
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+ Author: B3 Cognition
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+ License-Expression: Apache-2.0
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+ Requires-Python: >=3.11
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+ Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
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+ License-File: LICENSE
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+ License-File: NOTICE
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+ Requires-Dist: b3-prosaic-runtime<0.9,>=0.8
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+ Requires-Dist: PyYAML>=6.0
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+ Requires-Dist: jsonschema>=4.23
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+ Requires-Dist: referencing>=0.28.4
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+ Provides-Extra: test
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+ Requires-Dist: pytest>=8; extra == "test"
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+ Requires-Dist: build>=1; extra == "test"
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+ Requires-Dist: setuptools>=77; extra == "test"
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+ Requires-Dist: wheel; extra == "test"
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+ Requires-Dist: packaging; extra == "test"
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+ Dynamic: license-file
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+
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+ # Prosaic Harness
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+
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+ Version **0.7.1** is the candidate `b3-prosaic-harness` index distribution, with
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+ `b3-prosaic-runtime>=0.8,<0.9` and optional `b3-prosaic-harness-postgres` **0.2.1**.
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+ Imports (`prosaic_harness`) and CLI commands (`prosaic-harness`) remain unchanged.
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+ The five-package release train is pending final qualification and publication;
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+ see [package migration](docs/package-migration.md) for fresh-environment installs.
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+
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+ Version **0.6.2** added a [validated in-memory workflow factory](docs/workflow-factory.md)
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+ for approved agents, native tool registries and client-generated graphs. The host
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+ supplies policy and private bindings; proposals need no filesystem directory.
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+ Admission, schema bounds and durable failure recovery are enforced before execution.
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+
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+ Optional [customer accounting context](docs/accounting.md) preserves attribution
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+ through workflow retries and resume. Existing callers and saved runs remain supported;
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+ durable usage recording is explicitly enabled through Prosaic Runtime.
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+
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+ Version **0.6.1** fixes lease-registration admission in the separately installed PostgreSQL adapter
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+ (**0.1.1**) for cross-worker durable workflows. Core remains database-free; filesystem constructors/CLI remain supported.
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+ See [explicit database setup/grants](adapters/postgres/README.md) and the
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+ [zero-model-call two-worker example](examples/postgres/README.md). Prose tools
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+ do not grant database access; applications retain tenant authorization and
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+ filter private run state.
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+
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+ The [RunStore ruling register](docs/decisions/2026-10-08-run-store-postgres-rulings.md)
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+ preserves implementation/review decisions, reasons and risks with stable IDs.
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+ Version 0.5.0 adds schema-validated human responses at durable workflow pauses,
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+ with trusted validators and retained feedback for downstream agents and checks.
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+ It pins Runtime v0.5.3 and automatically installs Python Prosaic v0.3.1.
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+ Installation and CI no longer require Node.js or npm.
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+
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+ Version 0.4.0 adds [manifest-defined CLI tools](examples/README.md#custom-command-line-tools)
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+ through the normal workflow CLI, with offline availability checks and required
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+ native execution evidence. Current candidates select the compatible Runtime 0.8 series.
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+
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+ ## CLI permissions and sandboxing
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+
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+ Harness **0.7.1** retains CLI sandbox policy enforcement and selects Runtime
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+ **0.8.x**, which provides `cli_sandbox_v1`. Follow the
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+ [sandboxed workflow walkthrough](examples/README.md#sandboxed-cli-workflow-harness-042)
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+ for installation, offline validation and live execution.
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+ The complete blueprint is [cli-tool-sandboxed.yml](examples/cli-tool-sandboxed.yml).
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+
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+ Permissions are operator-owned, not granted by prose:
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+
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+ | Location | Setting | Meaning |
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+ | --- | --- | --- |
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+ | Agent Markdown | `tools: [analyze_spec]` | Request the tool; not authorization |
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+ | Runtime YAML | `allowed_tools: [analyze_spec]` and reviewed `tool_directories` | Allow the tool and trust its manifest/executable |
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+ | Workflow agent step | `tools: [analyze_spec]`, `read_roots: [evidence]` | Grant that step the tool and narrow readable inputs |
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+ | Runtime YAML | `cli_sandbox: {mode: required}` | Enforce OS isolation for CLI execution and probes |
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+ | Workflow agent step | `require_tools: [analyze_spec]` | Require observed successful execution; grants nothing extra |
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+
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+ All tool permission layers must agree. `validate` loads the workflow and runs
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+ offline CLI preflight; it does not contact a model or need an endpoint key.
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+ The sandbox is off by default. Required mode fails closed if unavailable;
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+ Linux needs Bubblewrap >= 0.12.0 and permitted user namespaces, while macOS needs
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+ Seatbelt's `sandbox-exec`. See [Runtime's setup](https://github.com/B3Cognition/prosaic-runtime/blob/main/docs/cli-tools.md).
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+
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+ Sandboxed CLIs can read granted evidence and write private scratch, but cannot
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+ write the workspace or reach the host IP network. Keep host Unix sockets outside
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+ granted directories. Extra dependencies need narrow `runtime_roots`, not HOME or
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+ `/`. This does not sandbox Python callbacks, validators or native coding providers;
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+ builtin read tools retain their existing path checks. Harness itself still writes
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+ durable run state on the host. Required-mode policy is sealed into workflow
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+ identity: changes invalidate existing approvals/resume, and injected adapters
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+ cannot silently downgrade it. Use a fresh run directory when changing policy.
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+
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+ ## Overview
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+
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+ The [custom-tool embedding example](examples/README.md#host-registered-custom-tools)
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+ adds catalogue lookup, version-bound native execution evidence, deterministic
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+ answer admission and a human pause. It requires Harness v0.4.0+ / Runtime v0.5.0+.
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+
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+ A small Python harness for durable workflows built from neutral Prosaic agents.
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+ Define a graph in YAML, execute agents through Prosaic Runtime, validate their
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+ JSON outputs, and resume from local checkpoints. Apache-2.0.
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+
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+ | Component | Owns |
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+ | --- | --- |
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+ | [Prosaic](https://github.com/B3Cognition/prosaic) | Markdown agents and resource inspection |
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+ | [Prosaic Runtime](https://github.com/B3Cognition/prosaic-runtime) | One model invocation, model tiers, tools, streaming, permissions |
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+ | Prosaic Harness | Steps, validation, transitions, review loops, human pauses, run evidence |
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+ The initial release supports Linux and macOS with Python 3.11+. It needs an
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+ existing OpenAI-compatible endpoint and the Python Prosaic CLI. Windows
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+ users can use WSL. The library imports no Echelon code.
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+
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+ Version 0.2.0 adds versioned approvals, trusted checks and final-output validation,
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+ and hash-bound read provenance. Version 0.3.0 pins Prosaic Runtime 0.4.0, adding
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+ opt-in acquisition, strict initial-tool enforcement, admission-time resource
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+ checks and larger incident-review examples. State format is
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+ version 2; existing 0.1 runs must start afresh. See
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+ [hardening setup and contracts](docs/hardening.md).
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+
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+ ## First run
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+
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+ Install Git and Python 3.11+ before starting. Use an explicit Python
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+ environment so another application's older runtime cannot be picked up by accident.
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+
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+ ```sh
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+ git clone https://github.com/B3Cognition/prosaic-harness.git
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+ cd prosaic-harness
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+ git checkout <exact-candidate-commit>
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+ python3 -m venv .venv
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+ .venv/bin/python -m pip install --find-links /absolute/path/to/curated-wheelhouse .
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+
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+ export PATH="$PWD/.venv/bin:$PATH"
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+ prosaic --help
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+ .venv/bin/prosaic-harness --help
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+ ```
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+
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+ ALWAYS use a fresh clone/environment for migration; NEVER reuse an environment
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+ containing legacy distributions. In a future terminal, return to the repository and add its `.venv/bin` to PATH
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+ again. Node.js and npm are not required. Candidate dependency metadata selects
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+ `b3-prosaic-runtime` 0.8.x, `b3-prosaic` 0.4.x, PyYAML, jsonschema and referencing.
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+ Use only the manifest-selected b3 wheels in the curated wheelhouse. Candidate
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+ installation requires the Runtime 0.8 producer; it is not yet a published index install.
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+ No sibling checkout or manual Prosaic installation is needed. Older Harness
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+ tags retain their historical installation docs.
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+
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+ ### Configure an endpoint
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+ Edit `examples/runtime.yml`: replace the localhost URL and `your-model` with your
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+ operator's values. Each profile names an endpoint, model, credential environment
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+ variable, and optional transport features. Prose `model_tier` selects a profile
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+ through `routes`. Set the key without putting it into YAML:
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+
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+ ```sh
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+ export LOCAL_LLM_API_KEY="$(.venv/bin/python -c 'import getpass; print(getpass.getpass("Endpoint key: "))')"
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+ ```
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+
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+ An unauthenticated endpoint may omit `api_key_env`. If your endpoint rejects
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+ streaming usage reporting, set `stream_options: false`. Diagnostics do not
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+ generate text unless you explicitly request inference:
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+
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+ ```sh
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+ .venv/bin/prosaic-runtime doctor --config examples/runtime.yml --output text
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+ ```
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+ For the private TokenProxy demo, `examples/tokenproxy.yml` supplies the four model
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+ profiles. `examples/tokenproxy-single.yml` and `examples/tokenproxy-review.yml`
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+ select that configuration. They require access to `10.16.81.27:8080`:
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+
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+ ```sh
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+ source ~/.zshrc
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+ export TOKENPROXY_KEY
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+ .venv/bin/prosaic-runtime doctor --config examples/tokenproxy.yml --output text
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Run one agent with validation
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+ ```sh
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+ .venv/bin/prosaic-harness validate examples/single.yml --checks examples/checks.py
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+ .venv/bin/prosaic-harness run examples/single.yml \
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+ --checks examples/checks.py --input examples/request.json --run-dir runs/first-note
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+ .venv/bin/prosaic-harness status --run-dir runs/first-note
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+ ```
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+ For TokenProxy, substitute `examples/tokenproxy-single.yml`. This makes a real
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+ model request. The briefer must return JSON matching `examples/schemas/brief.json`;
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+ invalid output triggers bounded retries with validation feedback. Completion
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+ prints the accepted object. Use a fresh run directory for another input.
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+
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+ ### Run a review and repair workflow
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+ ```sh
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+ .venv/bin/prosaic-harness run examples/tokenproxy-review.yml \
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+ --checks examples/checks.py --input examples/request.json --run-dir runs/launch-review
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+ ```
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+ This exercises four tiers: Ornith briefs the request, Qwen drafts a recommendation,
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+ DeepSeek reviews it, and Nemotron creates a final decision. A gate routes an
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+ unapproved review back to the author. The author receives the previous review
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+ as an identified input artifact. The actual final decision gets its own model
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+ review and deterministic evidence check before pausing for human approval:
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+
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+ ```sh
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+ .venv/bin/prosaic-harness resume examples/tokenproxy-review.yml \
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+ --checks examples/checks.py --run-dir runs/launch-review --choice approve
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+ ```
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+ Choose `reject` to finish with a rejected outcome. Approval records a decision;
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+ it does not publish files or send messages. Use `examples/review.yml` for your
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+ own configured endpoint. See [examples/README.md](examples/README.md) for the
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+ graph, contracts, tool example, and a complete Python embedding program.
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+ ## Workflow format
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+ All paths in a workflow are relative to its directory and confined to it. The
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+ workflow can be launched from any working directory. Schema references are
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+ internal to their document. Arbitrary expressions and remote schema fetching
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+ are not supported.
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+
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+ ```yaml
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+ version: 1
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+ source: .prosaic
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+ runtime: runtime.yml
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+ start: draft
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+ limits:
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+ max_calls: 8
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+ max_visits: 3
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+ timeout_s: 180
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+ steps:
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+ draft:
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+ kind: agent
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+ agent: subagents/author.md
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+ schema: schemas/draft.json
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+ optional_inputs: [review]
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+ max_attempts: 2
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+ next: review
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+ review:
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+ kind: agent
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+ agent: subagents/reviewer.md
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+ schema: schemas/review.json
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+ inputs: [draft]
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+ next: gate
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+ gate:
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+ kind: gate
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+ from: review
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+ field: [approved]
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+ equals: true
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+ pass: done
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+ fail: draft
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+ done:
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+ kind: finish
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+ ```
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+ Agent `arguments` are a JSON object with `request` (the run input), `artifacts`
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+ (selected prior accepted outputs, keyed by step ID), and `validation_feedback`
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+ (the last validation error, if any). `inputs` are required; `optional_inputs`
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+ include an output only when it exists, allowing first-pass review loops.
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+ Outputs replace a step's latest accepted value on revisits, while every attempt
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+ is retained in receipts and approvals bind to exact required-input versions.
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+ Optional inputs can carry stale feedback, not required approval dependencies.
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+ Arguments also include `artifact_bindings` and declared file `sources`.
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+ Raw transport stdout must be one JSON value; a single
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+ JSON Markdown fence is also accepted. Schema failures do not advance the graph.
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+ | Step kind | Fields and behavior |
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+ | --- | --- |
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+ | `agent` | `agent`, `schema`, `next`; optional `acquisition` prose ID, input IDs, tools/read roots, required successful tools, attempts, visits |
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+ | `gate` | `from`, `field` (list of keys), `equals`, `pass`, `fail`; missing data blocks |
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+ | `check` | `from`, trusted `validators`, `pass`, `fail`; no model call |
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+ | `pause` | `question`, `choices` mapping named answers to next steps |
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+ | `finish` | Optional `outcome: completed` or `rejected` |
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+
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+ A pause can optionally declare `response_schema: schemas/feedback.json` and
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+ host-registered `validators`. Submit `resume(choice="refine", response={"text": "..."})`
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+ or CLI `resume ... --choice refine --response feedback.json`. The schema validates
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+ the payload; trusted pause validators receive `{"choice": ..., "response": ...}`
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+ with the original request and accepted artifacts in their check context. Applications
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+ can verify dynamic candidate membership there without encoding product IDs into the
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+ workflow graph. Invalid responses leave the pause untouched. Accepted responses are
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+ sealed into history and subsequent agent arguments include `human_responses`, keyed
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+ by pause step with its latest `choice` and `response`. They are user data, never tool
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+ permissions. Existing choice-only pauses retain their original behavior and reject
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+ payloads. A completed response cannot be submitted again.
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+ Trusted downstream validators also receive these accepted values through
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+ `CheckContext.human_responses`; they can enforce that a proposal matches the user's
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+ selection rather than trusting a model's account of that selection.
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+ `max_run_s` includes human waiting. Interactive applications should use an explicit
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+ human expiry for a decision workflow and a separate bounded workflow for each model
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+ turn; do not reuse a short model request timeout as a human response deadline.
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+ Each step may override `max_visits`. Agent attempts bound validation/transport
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+ retries within a visit; visits bound graph loops; `max_calls` bounds invocations
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+ across the whole run, including authorized interrupted retries. `timeout_s` is
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+ per invocation. Optional `max_tokens` counts all reported tokens and blocks on
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+ unknown usage; `max_run_s` persists a whole-run deadline including human waiting.
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+ There is no monetary guarantee. Finite graph visits also bound
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+ non-agent loops. There is no automatic model escalation.
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+ ## Permissions and evidence
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+ Default agent permissions are empty. A workflow step may declare read tools and
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+ explicit `read_roots`; the runtime also intersects those with the prose's tools
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+ and runtime configuration grants. Optional `require_tools: [read_file]` rejects
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+ an output unless the invocation produced a successful tool event for that name;
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+ it does not prove which file was read or whether the answer interpreted it correctly.
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+ Declare `evidence` and `require_reads` for hash-bound complete-file read evidence.
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+ Development-only `acquisition: subagents/evidence-acquisition.md` sends a short
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+ Prosaic artifact before the full agent assignment. It requires `require_reads`
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+ and Runtime `acquisition_v1`; both prose digests are part of the sealed workflow
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+ fingerprint. One Runtime invocation owns both phases, their shared deadline,
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+ usage and tool budget. Failed acquisition blocks without automatic repair or
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+ fallback. Final JSON/schema/source checks still apply after successful reads.
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+ Acquisition gets no final arguments; its own prose specifies the evidence path.
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+ For model-independent acquisition, explicitly choose the no-tool
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+ `preloaded-evidence.yml` blueprint instead: the controller supplies immutable
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+ evidence text in `sources`. This is snapshot evidence, not a native tool receipt.
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+ See the [step-by-step examples](examples/README.md#staged-acquisition-and-no-tool-preloading).
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+ The [direct-read problem and staged-acquisition resolution](examples/tool-acquisition.md)
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+ show how to keep a detailed answer contract out of the initial read phase and
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+ verify the native receipt before analysis.
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+ Trusted checks are explicitly supplied by the host through `validators=` or CLI
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+ `--checks`. They execute Python with host permissions and are not sandboxed.
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+ V0.2 has no shell checks, agent file writes,
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+ publication effects, remote workers, or recursive agent dispatch. Application
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+ integrations can be added through an explicit boundary in a later release.
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+ Run evidence is local:
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+ ```text
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+ runs/launch-review/
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+ run.json # sole durable state authority, accepted outputs, history
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+ run.lock # OS-backed lock prevents concurrent writers
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+ attempts/<id>.json # arguments, raw result, token usage, model/tool events
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+ ```
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+ `--events` emits JSONL events and a final status report to stdout. Normal mode
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+ prints status and a five-second heartbeat to stderr and accepted results to stdout.
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+ Credentials remain in environment/secret files; run evidence contains supplied
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+ inputs and model output, so give its directory the same protection as the inputs.
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+ The harness does not redact arbitrary sensitive information supplied by users.
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+ ## Resume and interruption
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+ ```sh
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+ .venv/bin/prosaic-harness resume examples/review.yml --checks examples/checks.py --run-dir runs/launch-review
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+ ```
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+ The harness saves a pending invocation before contacting the runtime, then saves
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+ its receipt before committing the accepted output and transition. If a receipt
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+ survived, resume adopts it without making another request. If no receipt survived,
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+ the run blocks with `interrupted_call`: the endpoint may already have processed
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+ the request. Explicitly authorize another billable call with:
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+ ```sh
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+ .venv/bin/prosaic-harness resume examples/review.yml \
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+ --checks examples/checks.py --run-dir runs/launch-review --retry-interrupted
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+ ```
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+ This consumes another call slot. There is no exactly-once guarantee for model
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+ calls or their tool activity. Definitions, schemas, inspected prose, and runtime
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+ configuration and validator versions are fingerprinted; changes require a new
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+ run. Declared evidence changes also reject resume. Credential rotation
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+ through the same environment-variable name does not change the fingerprint.
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+ Limit-exhausted runs remain blocked; start a new run with revised limits rather
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+ than modifying stored state. State assumes trusted local storage, not adversarial
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+ tampering. Checksums and structural checks detect corruption, not coordinated
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+ forgery. New checkpoints are version 2; old runs need a new directory.
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+ CLI exit codes: 0 completed/waiting, 1 blocked/rejected, 2 configuration
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+ or usage error, 130 interrupted. Waiting is explicit, not final acceptance.
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+ ## Development
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+
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+ ```sh
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+ .venv/bin/python -m pip install -e '.[test]'
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+ .venv/bin/python -m pytest
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+ .venv/bin/python -m build
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+ ```
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+ Tests cover schema retries, branching/repair, human choices, bounds, interrupted
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+ calls, receipt recovery, definition changes, locking, tool scope, and transport
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+ integration. Live runs are opt-in examples, not part of the offline suite.
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+ ## Structured JSON tools
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+ This revision pins Prosaic Runtime 0.7.1, which supplies `StructuredToolLoop` for
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+ explicit JSON tool-request transport. Product adapters can yield one Runtime
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+ turn per Harness invocation while retaining application-owned result validators.
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+ Register the same `CustomTool` descriptors with the workflow and adapter so
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+ Harness fingerprints and checks their contracts. Harness retains routing and
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+ checkpoint ownership; Runtime owns parsing, dispatch, bounds and repeat detection.
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+ """Durable, validated execution around Prosaic Runtime."""
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+ __version__ = '0.7.1'
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+
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+ from .engine import Harness
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+ from .workflow import Workflow
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+ from .factory import WorkflowCatalog, WorkflowBindings, WorkflowPolicy, WorkflowFactory
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+ from .bundles import WorkflowBundle, WorkflowReference, PreparedWorkflow
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+ from .errors import WorkflowAdmissionError, HumanResponseError
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+ from .interaction import PendingInteraction
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+ from .validation import Validator, CheckContext
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+ from .file_store import FileRunStore
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+ from .run_store import (RunStore, RunSnapshot, LeaseSession, StoreError, StoreUninitialized,
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+ StoreIncompatible, StoreUnavailable, StoreBusy, RunBusy, LeaseLost,
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+ RevisionConflict, ReceiptConflict, RunNotFound, RunAlreadyExists, StoreCorrupt)
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+ __all__ = ['Harness', 'Workflow', 'Validator', 'CheckContext', 'FileRunStore', 'RunStore',
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+ 'RunSnapshot', 'LeaseSession', 'StoreError', 'StoreUninitialized', 'StoreIncompatible',
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+ 'StoreUnavailable', 'StoreBusy', 'RunBusy', 'LeaseLost', 'RevisionConflict',
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+ 'ReceiptConflict', 'RunNotFound', 'RunAlreadyExists', 'StoreCorrupt']
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+ __all__ += ['WorkflowCatalog', 'WorkflowBindings', 'WorkflowPolicy', 'WorkflowFactory',
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+ 'WorkflowAdmissionError', 'HumanResponseError', 'PendingInteraction']
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+ __all__ += ['WorkflowBundle', 'WorkflowReference', 'PreparedWorkflow']