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+Metadata-Version: 2.5
+Name: dhrona
+Version: 0.1.1
+Summary: train agents to choose and use the right tools
+Project-URL: Repository, https://github.com/Karthik777/drona
+Project-URL: Documentation, https://Karthik777.github.io/drona/
+Author-email: Karthik <karthik.rajgopal@hotmail.com>
+License: Apache-2.0
+License-File: LICENSE
+Keywords: nbdev
+Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
+Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3 :: Only
+Requires-Python: >=3.12
+Requires-Dist: aidialog>=0.0.27
+Requires-Dist: fastcore>=2.1.16
+Requires-Dist: llmsurgery>=0.0.16
+Requires-Dist: uraiyadal>=0.0.1
+Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
+
+# dhrona
+
+
+<!-- WARNING: THIS FILE WAS AUTOGENERATED! DO NOT EDIT! -->
+
+Dhrona measures how agents use their tools and teaches better routes. It reads Ramabana and Leela session history, reports tool use and failures, flags poor routes, and turns reviewed sessions into a library of accepted rounds that any Urai chat can replay as a warm start.
+
+## The loop
+
+1.  **Measure** — `dhrona-tools` reports calls, failure rate and shell bypasses per tool and per model; `dhrona` scores routes in a session.
+2.  **Capture** — `dhrona-capture` turns a finished Ramabana session into an Aidialog review notebook.
+3.  **Review in Leela** — open the notebook, remove detours and sensitive content, keep the route future models should imitate.
+4.  **Accept** — `dhrona-accept --install` records the reviewer, the tools used and the model, compiles canonical history, and installs it in the rounds library.
+5.  **Warm start** — `warm_start(tools, model)` replays accepted rounds whose recorded calls still bind to the offered tools’ live signatures, same-model rounds first.
+
+Re-run `dhrona-tools` after a change to see whether tool use moved.
+
+## Install
+
+``` sh
+pip install dhrona
+```
+
+## Measure tool use
+
+`dhrona-tools` measures tool use across the Ramabana and Leela histories: calls and failure rate per tool, shell commands that bypass a dedicated tool, and the same split per model. It is the before/after instrument for tool culling.
+
+``` sh
+dhrona-tools --since 2026-09-19
+dhrona-tools --json > baselines/tools.json
+```
+
+[`assess_turn`](https://Karthik777.github.io/drona/core.html#assess_turn) scores observable tool actions. It does not infer quality from the assistant narrative.
+
+``` python
+turn = {
+    'prompt': 'Use fossick to research https://github.com/AnswerDotAI/llmdojo',
+    'activity': [{'tool': 'web_search', 'ok': True, 'args': {'query': 'llmdojo'}}],
+}
+assessment = assess_turn(turn)
+assessment
+```
+
+Findings are `route` (generic search before FOSSICK), `schema` (arguments that failed to decode), `bypass` (a shell command a dedicated tool covers), `tool_protocol` (command-line usage error) and `repeat_failure`. Every finding lowers the score by 20 points, including each distinct `bypass` in a turn, so shelling out for `git diff` or `cat` costs points. Run `dhrona` to assess the default Ramabana history. Pass `--session` to limit the report to one session.
+
+## Curate a round
+
+Ramabana already records completed turns. Capture reads that archive after the conversation ends. It does not monitor a live process.
+
+``` sh
+ramabana --root /path/to/project
+# finish the useful conversation, then quit
+dhrona-capture training/github-research.ipynb --session latest
+leela training
+```
+
+Open `github-research.ipynb` in Leela. Remove detours and sensitive content. Keep the route that future models should imitate. Save the notebook, then accept it with a reviewer name.
+
+``` sh
+dhrona-accept training/github-research.ipynb --reviewer Karthik --install
+```
+
+Acceptance updates the notebook metadata with the reviewer, the tools the round calls and the session model, and writes `github-research.json` as derived canonical history. `--install` also copies it into the rounds library (`~/.config/dhrona/rounds/`), where [`warm_start`](https://Karthik777.github.io/drona/core.html#warm_start) finds it. An unaccepted notebook cannot start a session.
+
+`dhrona-start` prints the Ramabana bootstrap and resume commands by default. `--launch` runs them.
+
+``` sh
+dhrona-start training/github-research.ipynb --root /path/to/project
+dhrona-start training/github-research.ipynb --root /path/to/project --launch
+```
+
+Ramabana receives the accepted round as its first bootstrap turn and saves it. Dhrona then resumes that session. Leela can use [`compiled_history`](https://Karthik777.github.io/drona/rounds.html#compiled_history) directly when it adds prepared-history support.
+
+## Warm start a chat
+
+[`warm_start`](https://Karthik777.github.io/drona/core.html#warm_start) returns canonical Urai history from the accepted rounds in the library and the seeds packaged with dhrona. Pass the tools you offer (a list of callables or tool names, or a name → callable dict) and only rounds whose recorded calls bind to those signatures ([`call_valid`](https://Karthik777.github.io/drona/core.html#call_valid)) are replayed; a round for a renamed or re-parameterised tool is skipped rather than taught. Pass it to any Urai or Rishi chat through `messages=`, or call [`prepare_chat`](https://Karthik777.github.io/drona/core.html#prepare_chat) on an empty chat.
+
+``` python
+def run_shell(command, cwd='.', timeout=60): ...
+history = warm_start([run_shell])
+[(message['role'], message.get('name')) for message in history]
+```
+
+A completion receipt includes the package version and round revision. [`completion_valid`](https://Karthik777.github.io/drona/core.html#completion_valid) rejects receipts from an older round.
+
+## Move sessions between hosts
+
+Aidialog notebooks are the interchange format. Ramabana, Claude, and Codex sessions can all be imported for review in Leela.
+
+``` sh
+dhrona-import ramabana training/round.ipynb --session latest
+dhrona-import claude training/round.ipynb --session latest --cwd /path/to/project
+dhrona-import codex training/round.ipynb --session latest --cwd /path/to/project
+```
+
+The same reviewed notebook can become a Ramabana bootstrap, a resumable Claude session, or Codex-native Responses items.
+
+``` sh
+dhrona-export training/round.ipynb ramabana --output training/round.txt
+dhrona-export training/round.ipynb claude --cwd /path/to/project
+dhrona-export training/round.ipynb codex --output training/round-items.json
+```
+
+Claude Code can resume the id printed by the Claude export. Codex export does not create a resumable rollout because llmsurgery has no public rollout writer. The exported items remain suitable for inspection, datasets, and a future Codex launcher.
+
+## Command line
+
+| Command | Purpose |
+|----|----|
+| `dhrona` | Score tool routes in Ramabana history |
+| `dhrona-tools` | Tool use, failures and bypasses per tool and per model |
+| `dhrona-capture` | Save a Ramabana session as a review notebook |
+| `dhrona-accept` | Accept a reviewed round; `--install` adds it to the library |
+| `dhrona-start` | Bootstrap and resume Ramabana with an accepted round |
+| `dhrona-import` | Import a Ramabana, Claude or Codex session as a notebook |
+| `dhrona-export` | Export a notebook for Ramabana, Claude or Codex |
+
+## Develop
+
+``` sh
+uv sync --all-extras --group dev
+uv run nbdev-prepare
+```

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+# dhrona
+
+
+<!-- WARNING: THIS FILE WAS AUTOGENERATED! DO NOT EDIT! -->
+
+Dhrona measures how agents use their tools and teaches better routes. It reads Ramabana and Leela session history, reports tool use and failures, flags poor routes, and turns reviewed sessions into a library of accepted rounds that any Urai chat can replay as a warm start.
+
+## The loop
+
+1.  **Measure** — `dhrona-tools` reports calls, failure rate and shell bypasses per tool and per model; `dhrona` scores routes in a session.
+2.  **Capture** — `dhrona-capture` turns a finished Ramabana session into an Aidialog review notebook.
+3.  **Review in Leela** — open the notebook, remove detours and sensitive content, keep the route future models should imitate.
+4.  **Accept** — `dhrona-accept --install` records the reviewer, the tools used and the model, compiles canonical history, and installs it in the rounds library.
+5.  **Warm start** — `warm_start(tools, model)` replays accepted rounds whose recorded calls still bind to the offered tools’ live signatures, same-model rounds first.
+
+Re-run `dhrona-tools` after a change to see whether tool use moved.
+
+## Install
+
+``` sh
+pip install dhrona
+```
+
+## Measure tool use
+
+`dhrona-tools` measures tool use across the Ramabana and Leela histories: calls and failure rate per tool, shell commands that bypass a dedicated tool, and the same split per model. It is the before/after instrument for tool culling.
+
+``` sh
+dhrona-tools --since 2026-09-19
+dhrona-tools --json > baselines/tools.json
+```
+
+[`assess_turn`](https://Karthik777.github.io/drona/core.html#assess_turn) scores observable tool actions. It does not infer quality from the assistant narrative.
+
+``` python
+turn = {
+    'prompt': 'Use fossick to research https://github.com/AnswerDotAI/llmdojo',
+    'activity': [{'tool': 'web_search', 'ok': True, 'args': {'query': 'llmdojo'}}],
+}
+assessment = assess_turn(turn)
+assessment
+```
+
+Findings are `route` (generic search before FOSSICK), `schema` (arguments that failed to decode), `bypass` (a shell command a dedicated tool covers), `tool_protocol` (command-line usage error) and `repeat_failure`. Every finding lowers the score by 20 points, including each distinct `bypass` in a turn, so shelling out for `git diff` or `cat` costs points. Run `dhrona` to assess the default Ramabana history. Pass `--session` to limit the report to one session.
+
+## Curate a round
+
+Ramabana already records completed turns. Capture reads that archive after the conversation ends. It does not monitor a live process.
+
+``` sh
+ramabana --root /path/to/project
+# finish the useful conversation, then quit
+dhrona-capture training/github-research.ipynb --session latest
+leela training
+```
+
+Open `github-research.ipynb` in Leela. Remove detours and sensitive content. Keep the route that future models should imitate. Save the notebook, then accept it with a reviewer name.
+
+``` sh
+dhrona-accept training/github-research.ipynb --reviewer Karthik --install
+```
+
+Acceptance updates the notebook metadata with the reviewer, the tools the round calls and the session model, and writes `github-research.json` as derived canonical history. `--install` also copies it into the rounds library (`~/.config/dhrona/rounds/`), where [`warm_start`](https://Karthik777.github.io/drona/core.html#warm_start) finds it. An unaccepted notebook cannot start a session.
+
+`dhrona-start` prints the Ramabana bootstrap and resume commands by default. `--launch` runs them.
+
+``` sh
+dhrona-start training/github-research.ipynb --root /path/to/project
+dhrona-start training/github-research.ipynb --root /path/to/project --launch
+```
+
+Ramabana receives the accepted round as its first bootstrap turn and saves it. Dhrona then resumes that session. Leela can use [`compiled_history`](https://Karthik777.github.io/drona/rounds.html#compiled_history) directly when it adds prepared-history support.
+
+## Warm start a chat
+
+[`warm_start`](https://Karthik777.github.io/drona/core.html#warm_start) returns canonical Urai history from the accepted rounds in the library and the seeds packaged with dhrona. Pass the tools you offer (a list of callables or tool names, or a name → callable dict) and only rounds whose recorded calls bind to those signatures ([`call_valid`](https://Karthik777.github.io/drona/core.html#call_valid)) are replayed; a round for a renamed or re-parameterised tool is skipped rather than taught. Pass it to any Urai or Rishi chat through `messages=`, or call [`prepare_chat`](https://Karthik777.github.io/drona/core.html#prepare_chat) on an empty chat.
+
+``` python
+def run_shell(command, cwd='.', timeout=60): ...
+history = warm_start([run_shell])
+[(message['role'], message.get('name')) for message in history]
+```
+
+A completion receipt includes the package version and round revision. [`completion_valid`](https://Karthik777.github.io/drona/core.html#completion_valid) rejects receipts from an older round.
+
+## Move sessions between hosts
+
+Aidialog notebooks are the interchange format. Ramabana, Claude, and Codex sessions can all be imported for review in Leela.
+
+``` sh
+dhrona-import ramabana training/round.ipynb --session latest
+dhrona-import claude training/round.ipynb --session latest --cwd /path/to/project
+dhrona-import codex training/round.ipynb --session latest --cwd /path/to/project
+```
+
+The same reviewed notebook can become a Ramabana bootstrap, a resumable Claude session, or Codex-native Responses items.
+
+``` sh
+dhrona-export training/round.ipynb ramabana --output training/round.txt
+dhrona-export training/round.ipynb claude --cwd /path/to/project
+dhrona-export training/round.ipynb codex --output training/round-items.json
+```
+
+Claude Code can resume the id printed by the Claude export. Codex export does not create a resumable rollout because llmsurgery has no public rollout writer. The exported items remain suitable for inspection, datasets, and a future Codex launcher.
+
+## Command line
+
+| Command | Purpose |
+|----|----|
+| `dhrona` | Score tool routes in Ramabana history |
+| `dhrona-tools` | Tool use, failures and bypasses per tool and per model |
+| `dhrona-capture` | Save a Ramabana session as a review notebook |
+| `dhrona-accept` | Accept a reviewed round; `--install` adds it to the library |
+| `dhrona-start` | Bootstrap and resume Ramabana with an accepted round |
+| `dhrona-import` | Import a Ramabana, Claude or Codex session as a notebook |
+| `dhrona-export` | Export a notebook for Ramabana, Claude or Codex |
+
+## Develop
+
+``` sh
+uv sync --all-extras --group dev
+uv run nbdev-prepare
+```

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