Retracted: v0.1.0 was first tagged on a commit main no longer holds, its history since
rewritten; the module proxy keeps that first one. Take v0.1.1.
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Overview ¶
Package agent runs the "propose" step: it gives the role's question to a coding agent and collects its proposals in out/intentions.yaml.
Index ¶
Constants ¶
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Variables ¶
var ErrInvalidOutput = errors.New("agent answered without valid proposals")
ErrInvalidOutput means the agent answered, but not with proposals the engine can read. Its answer is dropped, as if it had proposed nothing.
ErrUnavailable means the agent could not be reached for a reason outside the role: quota, authentication, network, not installed. The run ends as blocked-external if the role cannot pass without it.
Functions ¶
func Notice ¶
Notice records the model that answered call in file, and says so when it is not the one that answered the same question last time on this machine. A call that did not say what it asked or what answered is not recorded. It never fails a run: a file it cannot read or write only means no notice.
func Prompt ¶
Prompt assembles what the agent reads, in the contract's order: persona (returned apart, as the system prompt), knowledge, instruction, the task, the output contract, and the policy last.
func Seen ¶
func Seen() string
Seen is where a machine keeps the last exact model that answered for each model asked: an alias floats to a new generation on its own, and the evaluation's scores are worth something only for the model that earned them (docs/adr/0004-follow-model-aliases-and-measure.md). WORKLINE_MODELS_SEEN names another file.
Types ¶
type Agent ¶
Agent answers the question in in/task.md by writing out/intentions.yaml, and says what answered, even when it fails.
func Parse ¶
Parse turns an agent spec into an agent. "none" (or "") returns nil: no agent.
none no AI; the role's without-ai rule applies
claude Claude Code, headless (claude -p), on the model the role's tier asks
claude:<model> on that model, whatever the tier: an alias (sonnet) or an exact id
claude:<model>@<effort>, claude:@<effort>
and at that effort (none, low, medium, high, max), whatever the role's
cmd:<script> runs <script> with sh -c: the prompt in, the proposals out (command.go)
fake:<file> replays the proposals in <file> (conformance tests)
unavailable:<reason> fails like an agent whose quota or login is gone
type Call ¶
type Call struct {
Agent string `json:"agent"`
Task string `json:"task,omitempty"` // the kind of task, when pre named one
Tier string `json:"tier,omitempty"`
Effort string `json:"effort,omitempty"` // the role's level, before the agent maps it
Asked string `json:"asked,omitempty"` // the model named to the agent: an alias or an exact id
Model string `json:"model,omitempty"` // the one that wrote the answer, as the agent reports it
// What the call used, side calls included, as the agent reports it. On a
// subscription the tokens are what counts; the cost is the list price.
TokensIn int `json:"tokens-in,omitempty"` // the whole input, cache included
TokensCached int `json:"tokens-cached,omitempty"` // the part of it read from cache
TokensOut int `json:"tokens-out,omitempty"`
CostUSD float64 `json:"cost-usd,omitempty"`
Seconds float64 `json:"seconds"`
}
Call records one question put to an agent: what was asked, and what answered. The same tier names a newer model when the agent's aliases move, so a score is only worth something next to the exact model.
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