steering

type Control ¶

type Control struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Control turns JSONL lines from a file or FIFO into steering, so a program can steer a run the way a person does at the terminal. One line is one command:

{"type":"stop"}
{"type":"inject","message":"focus on go.mod"}
{"type":"modify_config","max_iterations":20,"temperature":0.1}

wait_ms on any line delays it, counted from the previous line. An inject is also how an ask_user or confirm question gets its answer. A bad line is reported and skipped; it never ends the run.

func NewControl(in io.Reader, stderr io.Writer) Control

func (c Control) Steer(ctx context.Context, loop *loop2.Loop)

type None ¶

type None struct{}

None is used when nobody is at a terminal.

func (None) Steer(context.Context, *loop2.Loop)

type Terminal ¶

type Terminal struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Terminal turns each line typed during the run into steering. "/stop" stops the loop; anything else is injected as a user message, which is also how an ask_user or confirm question (steerloop/internal/gates) gets its answer.

func NewTerminal(in io.Reader, stderr io.Writer) Terminal

func (t Terminal) Steer(ctx context.Context, loop *loop2.Loop)