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+Name: taskproof
+Version: 0.3.0
+Summary: A conveyor belt for AI coding agents: dispatch, independently verify, record.
+Author-email: HaoHaoP <HaoHaoP@HaoHaoP.com>
+License: Apache-2.0
+Project-URL: Homepage, https://github.com/HaoHaoP/taskproof
+Project-URL: Issues, https://github.com/HaoHaoP/taskproof/issues
+Keywords: ai-agents,orchestration,verification,codex,claude-code,cli
+Classifier: Development Status :: 2 - Pre-Alpha
+Classifier: Environment :: Console
+Classifier: Intended Audience :: Developers
+Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: Apache Software License
+Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
+Classifier: Topic :: Software Development :: Build Tools
+Requires-Python: >=3.11
+Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
+License-File: LICENSE
+Dynamic: license-file
+
+# taskproof
+
+**English** · [简体中文](README.zh-CN.md)
+
+<p align="center"><img src="docs/assets/icon.png" width="128" alt="taskproof"></p>
+
+A conveyor belt for AI coding agents.
+
+It does not decide *what* to do. It guarantees that whatever gets dispatched is
+**independently verified** and **recorded** — so you never have to trust an
+agent's own claim that it finished.
+
+<p align="center"><img src="docs/assets/demo.gif" width="820" alt="A card is dispatched, the agent claims it is done, and the machine disagrees."></p>
+
+*A card is dispatched. The agent says it finished. The record says it changed nothing — the acceptance command is what decides.*
+
+**Status: stage 1 is usable, and the stage-2 desktop console is here.** The
+engine, CLI, a browser board, a local read-only REST API, and an Electron console
+in `desktop/` are implemented. See [`docs/DESIGN.md`](docs/DESIGN.md) for the
+full design and the decision log, and
+[`docs/ARCHITECTURE.md`](docs/ARCHITECTURE.md) for how each mechanism works today,
+with diagrams.
+
+## Install
+
+Two ways in: the desktop console if you do not write code, the command line if
+you do.
+
+### Desktop console
+
+Download the installer for your platform from the
+[GitHub Releases](https://github.com/HaoHaoP/taskproof/releases) page:
+
+- macOS arm64 (Apple silicon) — `.dmg`
+- Windows x64 — `.exe`
+- Linux x64 — `.AppImage` / `.deb`
+
+The installers are **not signed and not notarised**:
+
+- **macOS is arm64 only** (no Intel or Rosetta build): on first launch,
+  right-click the app → Open, or run
+  `xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Taskproof.app`.
+- **Windows 10+**: SmartScreen shows a warning on first launch.
+
+Minimum versions are macOS 11+, Windows 10+, or a current mainstream Linux
+distribution. Each installer **ships its own Python runtime**, so there is
+nothing to `pip install` — but it does need a system **`git`** for worktrees and
+the protected-path gate. Without git the settings page says so, and everything
+else keeps working.
+
+### Command line
+
+```bash
+pipx install git+https://github.com/HaoHaoP/taskproof
+```
+
+Or download the wheel from the same Release and install the local file:
+
+```bash
+pipx install ./taskproof-<version>-py3-none-any.whl
+```
+
+The wheel's filename carries the version — take it from the Release you just
+downloaded; there is no unpinned wheel name to copy.
+
+Or run from a source checkout:
+
+```bash
+pip install -e .
+```
+
+**There is no `taskproof` package on PyPI.** Do not look for it there; use one of
+the three installs above.
+
+## Run a task
+
+```bash
+taskproof init
+taskproof register /absolute/path/to/your/repo
+taskproof run <project> "fix the failing test"
+```
+
+`run` is the whole lifecycle in one line: it **dispatches** the card to a
+pluggable adapter (codex / claude / gemini / opencode, or `custom:<cmd>`), then
+**independently runs the acceptance command** from the registry once the agent
+exits, and finally **records** every step in the audit ledger. The agent's own
+"done" is never the verdict.
+
+`taskproof tasks` lists what is in flight; `taskproof show <id>` and
+`taskproof log <id>` read one card back.
+
+The desktop console shares the same ledger. On first launch it creates
+`~/.taskproof` as an **empty workspace** — a `[defaults]` table and a commented
+example, with **no sample projects and no sample tasks** — and the board's empty
+state points you at the Projects page (or `taskproof register <path>`). Because
+the console and the CLI read the same `~/.taskproof`, either one sees the other's
+cards.
+
+[`docs/WALKTHROUGH.md`](docs/WALKTHROUGH.md) runs this end to end on a throwaway
+example — including the case where the agent reports success and the acceptance
+command disagrees.
+
+---
+
+## Dispatching work
+
+The usage this project is extracted from is a *discipline for the agent that
+hands out the cards*, and it now ships in the repository as a skill:
+
+```
+skills/taskproof-dispatch/SKILL.md
+skills/taskproof-dispatch/SKILL.zh-CN.md
+```
+
+It is the **operating manual for an AI coding agent** — the orchestrating one
+that plans the work, registers the repositories, writes each card, and dispatches
+it to a worker. Taskproof itself does not plan anything (see Non-goals); this
+skill is the missing half: how to drive the tool without the failure modes the
+hard way. Both languages ship: `SKILL.md` (English) and `SKILL.zh-CN.md`
+(简体中文).
+
+The rules in it are not invented; each is a lesson from breaking something.
+`pkill -f` is the classic one, for instance: a card is passed as process argv, so
+the pattern also matches the dispatcher itself and kills the run — exactly the
+kind of practical rule the skill exists to record. It turns the
+lessons of this build into steps you can copy: register a project,
+put a card in a file and pass it with `$(cat …)`, fire it with an explicit
+`--adapter` and `--timeout`, then read state back with `taskproof tasks --all`
+and `taskproof log <id>`. Above all it pins four things that were learned by
+breaking them:
+
+- **Serialisation is a property of the group, not a habit.** Different groups
+  are meant to run in parallel up to the global cap; the only reason to serialise
+  is "same group *and* overlapping files".
+- **The real registry is never a test target.** UI verification runs against a
+  throwaway profile and workspace under `/tmp`; a worker that deletes against the
+  live `~/.taskproof/projects.toml` takes a user's project with it.
+- **Never `pkill -f`.** A card is passed as process argv, so its text is in the
+  dispatcher's own command line — `pkill -f` matches the dispatcher and kills the
+  run (exit -15, no task, empty log). Kill by PID.
+- **Review is not a self-report.** The main agent reads the acceptance result the
+  machine already produced and asserts the dimensions it cannot see; re-running the
+  command is for the three exceptions only — `SKIPPED`, a coverage gap, a green that
+  smells false. "The worker said done" is not evidence.
+
+## The problem
+
+Every orchestration project on GitHub competes on *how many agents it can run*,
+*how many CLIs it supports*, and *how pretty the UI is*. Almost none of them
+talk about the thing that actually bites you in daily use:
+
+**Agents lie.**
+
+Real incidents from the workflow this project is extracted from:
+
+| What the agent said | What actually happened |
+|---|---|
+| "Verified in browser, screenshots attached" | Event stream contained zero browser activity |
+| (silently, beyond scope) | Attempted an HTTP login against a local app using a guessed weak credential |
+| Task complete, result file written | The JSON had been wrapped in a markdown fence, so the structured parse failed and the run looked like it did nothing |
+| Task complete | The acceptance command failed when run independently |
+
+None of these are exotic. They are the normal failure mode of handing file-writing
+work to an autonomous process.
+
+## What taskproof is
+
+A small, mechanical dispatch layer that wraps every agent invocation in
+discipline:
+
+- **Independent verification** — the agent's self-report never counts as success.
+  The acceptance command from the project registry is run afterwards, by taskproof.
+- **Protected paths** — a registry entry can declare paths an agent must not touch.
+- **Structured result contract** — a defined output shape, with documented
+  degradation for CLIs that cannot produce it.
+- **Append-only audit trail** — every dispatch, verification, failure and retry is
+  recorded, so "what happened yesterday" is a query, not a memory exercise.
+- **Meaningful exit codes** — callers can distinguish "the agent failed" from
+  "the agent succeeded but verification failed".
+- **No LLM inside** — taskproof does not plan, decompose, or decide. Any agent
+  (or a human, or a script) can drive it.
+
+## Shape
+
+```
+taskproof run <project> "<task>"     # dispatch, then verify, then record
+taskproof wait <id>                  # block until a card reaches a terminal state
+taskproof tasks / show / log         # inspect state
+taskproof board                      # serve the board and open a browser (blocks)
+taskproof board --serve 8788         # serve the board only, no browser (blocks)
+taskproof api --port 8787            # local read-only REST API for clients
+```
+
+- Python, standard library only, `pipx install`-able
+- SQLite for state (transactional claims, not lock files)
+- JSONL audit stream, write-only, rotated monthly
+- Pluggable adapters (codex / claude / gemini / opencode + any command)
+
+## The concurrency cap
+
+The global cap is workspace-level and is always reported as a **value plus where
+it came from**, never a bare number. It has three sources, in precedence order:
+
+1. `run --cap N` — a one-off for this dispatch only, never persisted;
+2. `[defaults] concurrency` in the registry;
+3. auto-detected from the machine.
+
+The auto fallback is deliberately conservative — one slot is a whole extra
+coding agent:
+
+```
+cap = clamp(2, cores // 4, 6)     # at most one slot per four cores
+if RAM < 8 GiB: cap = 2           # a small box cannot afford cores // 4
+if the core count is unknown: cap = 3
+```
+
+Inspect the effective value and its source:
+
+```bash
+taskproof config --show
+```
+
+Change the persisted value, comment-preserving:
+
+```bash
+taskproof config --concurrency N
+```
+
+`run --cap N` overrides it for one dispatch only. **Lowering the cap is not
+retroactive**: it never touches a card already running — the CLI prints the cards
+that now exceed the new cap and leaves the decision to you.
+
+## Terminal states and the two gates
+
+Two terminal states are deliberately different:
+
+- **`blocked`** — a boundary breach: the run touched a path the registry forbids.
+  The acceptance may even have passed; the gate is what stopped it.
+- **`failed`** — the acceptance ran and went red, or the adapter itself failed;
+  the work went wrong.
+
+Both are cleared by `accept`, which is a human registration, not a fresh verdict:
+
+```bash
+taskproof accept <id>                 # blocked: a note is optional
+taskproof accept <id> --note "why"    # failed: a note is required
+```
+
+`accept` **never re-runs acceptance and never rewrites the recorded verdict** —
+the run's own facts stay authoritative. Closing a `failed` card requires a note,
+because that is a human sign-off and the reason has to survive in the ledger.
+`taskproof rerun <id>` starts a fresh card from a terminal one and links the two
+both ways (`rerun_of` / `rerun_as`).
+
+On the board, `blocked` gets its own **Needs review** column, kept out of the
+failure column.
+
+## The desktop console
+
+`desktop/` is the stage-2 console: an **Electron + Vue 3** app (Element Plus,
+UnoCSS, Pinia, vue-i18n). It is the same renderer `taskproof board` serves in a
+browser — one rendering layer with two hosts. It is bilingual — zh-CN and en, following the system locale with an
+English fallback.
+
+<p align="center"><img src="docs/assets/board.png" width="900" alt="The board: a not-passing column next to a done column."></p>
+
+*The board — the run the agent called done sits under **not passing**; the run that really changed the file sits under **done**.*
+
+The process model is the interesting part. The app spawns the local service
+itself — `taskproof api --port 0` — reads the bound port from the child's stdout,
+and terminates the child on exit. Data comes from that loopback, **read-only**
+REST API; nothing leaves `127.0.0.1`.
+
+The REST surface is **read-only**. Every mutation lives in the CLI — registering
+a project, editing its registry entry, dispatching, cancelling, accepting and
+removing. The API itself only serves reads: it mints no session token and exposes
+no write endpoint, so a write-shaped request to an old path is a plain **404**.
+
+What the console does today:
+
+- **Columns** — running / verifying / done / cancelled / needs review / not
+  passing. A column header can be hidden with the `?hide=` query parameter.
+- **Every column's display cap is yours to set**, in the column's own header
+  (`- 10 +`, five choices: 5 / 10 / 20 / 50 / All). The defaults are the board
+  you already know -- done and cancelled fold to the ten most recent, the live
+  columns stay unfolded. To show a whole column, choose **All**; there is no
+  separate expand switch.
+- A **"acceptance passed"** badge on a blocked card whose acceptance went green.
+- **Writes are CLI-only.** The console is a viewer over the read-only API:
+  dispatch, accept and registry edits all go through `taskproof`, never the UI.
+- A settings page that shows the **effective cap and where it came from**, plus
+  the resolved launcher (bundled runtime / `taskproof` on PATH / a custom
+  command).
+- A **tray icon**, a **Dock badge** (the not-passing count) and a
+  **launch-at-login** switch.
+
+## Registry
+
+Everything taskproof may dispatch is declared in one TOML file in the workspace
+(`~/.taskproof/projects.toml`) in two layers: a **project** (the repository and
+its default path) and one or more **taskgroups** (the lanes it dispatches onto,
+each with its own acceptance command and lock).
+
+A lane may also declare a **workspace of its own** (`workspace = "worktree"`):
+one git worktree beside the repository, created the first time a card actually
+fires into that lane and reused from then on, with dependency directories
+symlinked in from the main checkout (`link = [...]`) so nothing is reinstalled.
+`taskproof workspaces` lists them; `taskproof workspace-rm <lane>` prints the
+evidence and deletes one. `--worktree` remains the one-off. The fields are in
+`docs/REGISTRY.md`.
+
+```toml
+[[project]]
+id   = "my-app"
+path = "/absolute/path/to/my-app"
+
+[[taskgroup]]
+id     = "my-app"
+project = "my-app"
+verify = "npm run build"    # run by taskproof, after the agent exits
+verify_kind = "build"       # check | build | none
+```
+
+A flat, older `[[project]]` block that carries the acceptance command still
+works unchanged: it reads as a project plus a same-named lane. `taskproof
+register <path>` appends a `[[taskgroup]]` (add `--project` to hang it off an
+existing project). See
+[`examples/projects.example.toml`](examples/projects.example.toml) for a
+commented starting point, and [`docs/REGISTRY.md`](docs/REGISTRY.md) for the
+field reference and the list of hard errors.
+
+The board's left rail groups by **project** — one row per project,
+with the lanes it owns shown on hover — and each task card names the lane it
+ran on.
+
+## Safety and hygiene
+
+- **Protected paths are fingerprinted, not just diffed.** Forbidden paths are
+  snapshotted before and after a run, so a change inside `.git/` or an ignored
+  build/dependency directory is caught too, not only what `git status` happens to
+  report. A tree larger than 20000 entries is sampled, and the audit event records
+  `snapshot_truncated: true`.
+- **An asset scan runs before every push** (`tools/scan_assets.py`, wired through
+  `core.hooksPath`). It ships generic **shape** rules only, so the scanner is
+  never a no-op.
+- **The organisation-specific words live outside the repository**
+  (`~/.taskproof/asset-patterns.txt`, or `$TASKPROOF_ASSET_PATTERNS`). A scanner
+  that embedded the names it protects would leak exactly those names.
+
+## The enum contract
+
+Status words, `verify_kind` values and exit-code meanings are one generated
+artefact — [`contract/enums.json`](contract/enums.json) — produced from the
+Python constants by `tools/gen_contract.py`. The TypeScript side imports it
+instead of re-typing it; a status that exists in Python but not in the frontend
+is a task that silently vanishes from the board. CI runs the check, so the two
+languages cannot drift:
+
+```bash
+PYTHONPATH=src python3 tools/gen_contract.py --check
+```
+
+## Development
+
+Run the CLI from a source checkout:
+
+```bash
+pip install -e .
+taskproof --version
+```
+
+Or, without installing:
+
+```bash
+PYTHONPATH=src python3 -m taskproof doctor
+```
+
+Two test suites, both green at the time of writing:
+
+- **Python** — `PYTHONPATH=src python3 -m unittest discover -s tests` (448 tests).
+- **Desktop** — `cd desktop && npm install && npm test` (258 tests). `npm run
+  build` runs the type-check and a production build of all three targets.
+
+CI runs three checks: the asset scan (`tools/scan_assets.py`), the enum-contract
+consistency check (`PYTHONPATH=src python3 tools/gen_contract.py --check`), and
+the desktop build + tests.
+
+The animation at the top of this page is reproducible: `tools/demo/` holds the
+throwaway `/tmp` workspace builder and the `vhs` tape.
+
+## Known limitations
+
+- **Unsigned and not notarised.** macOS shows a Gatekeeper prompt on first launch
+  (right-click → Open, or clear the quarantine bit); Windows shows a SmartScreen
+  warning.
+- **macOS is arm64 only.** There is no Intel build and no Rosetta path.
+- **The gate needs `git`.** Without a system `git`, worktrees and the
+  protected-path gate are unavailable; the settings page says so and everything
+  else runs as usual.
+- **The board fetches at most 2000 rows at a time.** At that ceiling it shows
+  **"fetch limit reached"** rather than implying it has everything.
+- **Windows and Linux installers are built by CI's native runners.** A local
+  machine can only build the macOS package.
+
+## Documentation
+
+The docs ship in pairs, English and Simplified Chinese:
+
+| English | 中文 |
+|---|---|
+| [`README.md`](README.md) | [`README.zh-CN.md`](README.zh-CN.md) |
+| [`docs/DESIGN.md`](docs/DESIGN.md) | [`docs/DESIGN.zh-CN.md`](docs/DESIGN.zh-CN.md) |
+| [`docs/ARCHITECTURE.md`](docs/ARCHITECTURE.md) | [`docs/ARCHITECTURE.zh-CN.md`](docs/ARCHITECTURE.zh-CN.md) |
+| [`docs/REGISTRY.md`](docs/REGISTRY.md) | [`docs/REGISTRY.zh-CN.md`](docs/REGISTRY.zh-CN.md) |
+| [`docs/WALKTHROUGH.md`](docs/WALKTHROUGH.md) | [`docs/WALKTHROUGH.zh-CN.md`](docs/WALKTHROUGH.zh-CN.md) |
+
+The dispatch discipline is a skill, in [`skills/taskproof-dispatch/SKILL.md`](skills/taskproof-dispatch/SKILL.md) (English) and [`skills/taskproof-dispatch/SKILL.zh-CN.md`](skills/taskproof-dispatch/SKILL.zh-CN.md) (简体中文).
+
+## Icon
+
+`docs/assets/icon.png` is a 256 px copy of the app icon, small enough to live in
+the repository. The source was an AI-generated mark; the checkerboard that got
+baked into the PNG was cut out, the artwork was laid on Apple's 824/1024 grid
+(the mark occupies 824 of the 1024 px canvas so the rounded-corner margin is
+correct), and `sips` produced the 256 px copy used at the top of this page.
+
+## Non-goals
+
+- No built-in LLM orchestration
+- No agent-to-agent conversation layer
+- No code generation or editing of its own
+- No automated `git` write operations
+
+## Exit codes
+
+Exit codes are part of the contract for callers (scripts, agents, CI): they tell
+you *why* a run ended without parsing stdout.
+
+| Code | Meaning |
+|---|---|
+| 0  | success |
+| 2  | registry problem (unknown project, missing/malformed registry, duplicate id) |
+| 64 | usage error (bad flags, missing path, unknown task or adapter) |
+| 70 | adapter (agent) failure — the CLI failed to run, or its result could not be parsed |
+| 71 | verification or artifact self-check failure (acceptance command failed) |
+| 75 | concurrency limit reached (same-group busy, or the global cap is full) |
+
+## License
+
+Apache-2.0. See [`LICENSE`](LICENSE).

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