From 90d58716259bfede926070cd7e859f8caaae13f5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Wed, 9 Sep 2026 00:11:28 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 01/20] Add the Runtime value, the clock, the session opener and the harness A host owns a Runtime: the clock, the session opener, the model call, the rooms that run and the workspace names that are taken. startSession, readSession and defineWorkspace take one and default to defaultRuntime. Every Date call in src routes through the runtime's clock, and the view a seat reads carries the time it was built at. The harness gains a fake clock, the two storages (memory and JSONL over a temporary directory), the two workspace backends, a faulty opener, the shared invariants, and four scenarios that matrix.test.ts runs on both storages. runtime.test.ts proves two runtimes share nothing and that a room on JSONL reads back through a second runtime. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017i49PfakG27M56FjqvyG1e --- docs/agent.md | 18 +- docs/presence.md | 5 +- docs/workspace.md | 21 +- packages/ambion/src/activation.ts | 10 +- packages/ambion/src/assistant.ts | 7 +- packages/ambion/src/index.ts | 10 + packages/ambion/src/record.ts | 32 +-- packages/ambion/src/render.ts | 4 +- packages/ambion/src/runtime.ts | 174 ++++++++++++ packages/ambion/src/session.ts | 122 ++++---- packages/ambion/src/workspace.ts | 18 +- packages/ambion/test/live/support.ts | 34 +-- packages/ambion/test/matrix.test.ts | 25 ++ packages/ambion/test/runtime.test.ts | 76 +++++ packages/ambion/test/support/clock.ts | 49 ++++ packages/ambion/test/support/invariants.ts | 47 ++++ packages/ambion/test/support/scenarios.ts | 307 +++++++++++++++++++++ packages/ambion/test/support/storage.ts | 135 +++++++++ turbo.jsonc | 9 + 19 files changed, 956 insertions(+), 147 deletions(-) create mode 100644 packages/ambion/src/runtime.ts create mode 100644 packages/ambion/test/matrix.test.ts create mode 100644 packages/ambion/test/runtime.test.ts create mode 100644 packages/ambion/test/support/clock.ts create mode 100644 packages/ambion/test/support/invariants.ts create mode 100644 packages/ambion/test/support/scenarios.ts create mode 100644 packages/ambion/test/support/storage.ts diff --git a/docs/agent.md b/docs/agent.md index 3000ea0..a31fd70 100644 --- a/docs/agent.md +++ b/docs/agent.md @@ -534,13 +534,23 @@ belong to the activation and end with it. Rule 5's `readThrough` is an activation's fact. Storage is Pi's. The record lives in a Pi session — each message a custom -entry, replayed in `seq` order on reopen — obtained from Pi's own -`SessionRepo`, which `startSession` and `readSession` accept and default to -an in-process `InMemorySessionRepo`. A name that outlives the process is a -durable `SessionRepo` implementation; the API stays the same. +entry, replayed in `seq` order on reopen — opened through a `SessionOpener` +on the room's `Runtime`. `sessionsOver(repo)` makes an opener from Pi's own +`SessionRepo`; `startSession` and `readSession` still accept a `repo` as +the shorthand for one. The default runtime opens sessions in an in-memory +`InMemorySessionRepo`. A name that outlives the process is a durable +`SessionRepo` implementation; the API stays the same. [`index.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/index.ts) re-exports Pi's storage surface, and Ambion adds no storage layer of its own. +**A host owns a `Runtime`.** It holds the clock, the session opener, the +model call, the rooms that are running and the workspace names that are +taken ([`runtime.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/runtime.ts)). `startSession`, +`readSession` and `defineWorkspace` take one as an option and default to +`defaultRuntime`, one value per process. Two runtimes in one process share +nothing: one name runs in both, and neither reads the other. "One run per +name" above holds per runtime. + --- ## 6. What proves it diff --git a/docs/presence.md b/docs/presence.md index 103cb23..ec06097 100644 --- a/docs/presence.md +++ b/docs/presence.md @@ -457,7 +457,10 @@ Four things beyond the record, each pulling its weight: arrival matter" answerable at all. - **The time**, absolute at the top and relative on each line, is what a persistent ambient room needs and a bare transcript never gives: without - it an agent cannot tell a three-day gap from a three-minute one. + it an agent cannot tell a three-day gap from a three-minute one. The room + reads it off its runtime's `Clock` (`agent.md` §5): the system clock by + default, and a clock a test moves by hand in the scripted suite. Every + `at` on the record is stamped from the same clock. - **The gap** is derived from the record, because the arrivals are on it; the runtime stores no separate timer. diff --git a/docs/workspace.md b/docs/workspace.md index dc13664..cec4fd2 100644 --- a/docs/workspace.md +++ b/docs/workspace.md @@ -92,15 +92,18 @@ does for an agent happens later, inside `connect` (§7). **The handle carries its backend and its destroyed mark as fields the public type does not show.** `types.ts` brands `AgentDefinition` with a symbol key, `AGENT_BRAND`. A `WorkspaceHandle` takes the same shape, with -its `WorkspaceBackend` (§7) and a destroyed flag behind the brand. No table -keyed by name holds either of them. The one thing the runtime remembers -across calls is which names are taken, the way `session.ts` keeps its -`running` map of session names. - -**A second `defineWorkspace` call for a name already defined in this -process is refused**, the same way `startSession` refuses a name already -running (`agent.md` §5). One name has one handle for the life of the -process, until `destroyWorkspace` (below) frees it. +its `WorkspaceBackend` (§7), its `Runtime` and a destroyed flag behind the +brand. No table keyed by name holds either of them. The one thing the +runtime remembers across calls is which names are taken: the `taken` set on +the `Runtime` value (`agent.md` §5), beside its `running` map of session +names. + +**A second `defineWorkspace` call for a name already defined in the same +runtime is refused**, the same way `startSession` refuses a name already +running (`agent.md` §5). One name has one handle in one runtime, until +`destroyWorkspace` (below) frees it. `defineWorkspace` takes `runtime` as +an option and defaults to `defaultRuntime`, so two hosts in one process +define the same name in their own runtimes. **An optional `backend` field takes a `WorkspaceBackend`**, the way a session's `repo` option takes a `SessionRepo` (`agent.md` §5). §7 specifies diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/activation.ts b/packages/ambion/src/activation.ts index c927660..68fd472 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/activation.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/activation.ts @@ -43,6 +43,8 @@ export interface ActivationRoom { /** Keep what the model did, in the seat's own downstream session. */ persist(agent: Agent): Promise; emit(event: SessionEvent): void; + /** The room's clock: Pi stamps every message it is handed. */ + now(): number; } /** One activation, from the moment the room wakes a seat until it stops. */ @@ -82,7 +84,7 @@ export class Activation { */ steer(message: Message, line: string): void { this.pending.push(message.seq); - this.agent?.steer(userMessage(`[new] ${line}`)); + this.agent?.steer(userMessage(`[new] ${line}`, this.room.now())); } /** Pi's abort ends the run but not its queues; this stops the rebuild too. */ @@ -111,7 +113,7 @@ export class Activation { const { agent, context } = this.room.open(this); this.agent = agent; agent.subscribe((event) => this.note(event)); - await agent.prompt(userMessage(context)); + await agent.prompt(userMessage(context, this.room.now())); await this.room.persist(agent); const failure = failureOf(agent); if (failure) return this.broke(failure); @@ -157,8 +159,8 @@ export class Activation { } } -function userMessage(text: string): UserMessage { - return { role: 'user', content: text, timestamp: Date.now() }; +function userMessage(text: string, timestamp: number): UserMessage { + return { role: 'user', content: text, timestamp }; } function failureOf(agent: Agent): Error | undefined { diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/assistant.ts b/packages/ambion/src/assistant.ts index 01216c3..991a292 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/assistant.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/assistant.ts @@ -112,6 +112,8 @@ function draftOver( export interface SummaryRoom { /** Whether the room is closing: a draft that finishes after it commits nothing. */ stopped(): boolean; + /** The room's clock, as an ISO stamp for the record. */ + now(): string; /** The last seq the record holds. */ lastSeq(): Seq; /** Rule 5: the same lock a say commits under. */ @@ -156,7 +158,7 @@ export function summariseTool(assistant: string, draft: Draft, room: SummaryRoom { name: assistant, readThrough: draft.through }, { kind: 'summary', - at: new Date().toISOString(), + at: room.now(), from: assistant, to: person, text, @@ -216,6 +218,7 @@ export interface Composing { /** What the seat tool needs of the room: the reserve, the roster, and the record. */ export interface ComposeRoom { stopped(): boolean; + now(): string; /** The reserve as it stands: who may be seated, by name and identity. */ reserve(): { name: string; identity: string }[]; /** Move one name from the reserve to the roster. The roster changes before the message lands. */ @@ -266,7 +269,7 @@ export function seatTool(assistant: string, composing: Composing, room: ComposeR room.seat(name); const message = room.commit({ kind: 'seated', - at: new Date().toISOString(), + at: room.now(), from: name, identity: entry.identity, by: assistant, diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/index.ts b/packages/ambion/src/index.ts index f02cb06..073dcd2 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/index.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/index.ts @@ -44,6 +44,16 @@ export type { // and read-back. Neither import is needed for the in-memory default's own // use inside `defineWorkspace` — only a host that wants to seed or read it. export { directoryBackend, memoryBackend } from './just-bash.ts'; +export type { + Clock, + CreateRuntimeOptions, + ModelResolver, + RunningRoom, + Runtime, + SessionOpener, + SessionRepoLike, +} from './runtime.ts'; +export { createRuntime, defaultRuntime, sessionsOver, systemClock } from './runtime.ts'; export type { ReadSessionOptions, Session, diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/record.ts b/packages/ambion/src/record.ts index 3ea1ad8..d2bdb8e 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/record.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/record.ts @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ * seqs one at a time, and persists on a chain that keeps commit order. What a * seat reads is a rendering of this (`render.ts`), never this itself. */ -import type { Agent, Session as PiSession, SessionRepo } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; +import type { Agent, Session as PiSession } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; import type { Message, Seq } from './types.ts'; /** The record lives as custom entries of this type in a Pi session. */ @@ -24,11 +24,8 @@ export class RecordStore { /** The first write that failed since the last report. See `drained`. */ private failure: Error | undefined; - constructor( - private readonly repo: SessionRepo, - private readonly name: string, - ) { - this.ready = this.open(); + constructor(open: Promise) { + this.ready = this.replay(open); // A host can hold a session and read nothing from it for hours, so // nothing may await `ready` for a long time. Mark the rejection handled // here: a repo that cannot open must surface at the call that needs the @@ -36,8 +33,8 @@ export class RecordStore { void this.ready.catch(() => {}); } - private async open(): Promise { - const piSession = await openOrCreate(this.repo, this.name); + private async replay(open: Promise): Promise { + const piSession = await open; const found = await piSession.findEntries(); // findEntries does not promise append order; seq does. found.sort((a, b) => a.seq - b.seq); @@ -90,21 +87,14 @@ export class RecordStore { } } -/** Open an id into its Pi session, creating it on first open. */ -export async function openOrCreate( - repo: SessionRepo, - id: string, - parentSessionId?: string, -): Promise { - const known = (await repo.list()).find((metadata) => metadata.id === id); - if (known) return repo.open(known); - return repo.create(parentSessionId ? { id, parentSessionId } : { id }); -} - /** Every turn a model took, in the downstream session that owns it. */ -export async function persistTurns(open: Promise, agent: Agent): Promise { +export async function persistTurns( + open: Promise, + agent: Agent, + at: string, +): Promise { const piSeat = await open; - await piSeat.appendCustomEntry('ambion/activation', { at: new Date().toISOString() }); + await piSeat.appendCustomEntry('ambion/activation', { at }); for (const message of agent.state.messages) { // Provider messages may carry undefined-valued fields, which Pi's // durability check rejects; a JSON round-trip drops them. diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/render.ts b/packages/ambion/src/render.ts index 16a18fb..dabd939 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/render.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/render.ts @@ -224,6 +224,8 @@ export function refusal(opening: string, missed: Message[], advice: string): str */ export interface RoomView { readonly name: string; + /** The room's clock, in milliseconds since the epoch, when the view was built. */ + readonly now: number; /** What the room is for, or nothing when it was started without one. */ readonly goal: string | undefined; readonly seats: SeatInfo[]; @@ -329,7 +331,7 @@ function duties(seat: SeatSpeaking, room: RoomView): string[] { } export function renderTurnContext(seat: SeatSpeaking, room: RoomView): string { - const now = Date.now(); + const now = room.now; const people = room.people; return [ renderClock(now), diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/runtime.ts b/packages/ambion/src/runtime.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1c940db --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/ambion/src/runtime.ts @@ -0,0 +1,174 @@ +/** + * The runtime: what a host owns and every room in it shares. + * + * A room needs a clock, a place to open Pi sessions, a model call, and a + * register of what is running. Until now each of those was a module-level + * value, so two hosts in one process shared them whether they wanted to or + * not. A `Runtime` holds them as one value: `startSession`, `readSession` + * and `defineWorkspace` take one, and `defaultRuntime` is the value they + * take when a host passes none. + * + * The clock is an interface so a test can move time by hand, and so a host + * on a platform with its own alarms maps `alarm` to them. The opener is an + * interface so a host supplies whatever Pi's repository needs to create a + * session, which an in-memory repository needs nothing for and a JSONL + * repository needs a working directory for. + */ +import type { + Session as PiSession, + SessionCreateOptions, + SessionMetadata, + StreamFn, +} from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; +import { InMemorySessionRepo } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; +import type { Api, Model } from '@earendil-works/pi-ai'; +import { builtinModels } from '@earendil-works/pi-ai/providers/all'; +import type { AgentDefinition } from './types.ts'; + +/** The one clock a room reads, and the one alarm it sets. */ +export interface Clock { + /** Milliseconds since the epoch. */ + now(): number; + /** Arrange one call of `fire` at `at`. Returns the cancel. */ + alarm(at: number, fire: () => void): () => void; +} + +/** Opens one Pi session by id, and creates it on the first open. */ +export interface SessionOpener { + open(id: string, parentId?: string): Promise; +} + +/** Resolves an agent's `provider/model-id` to the model Pi's loop runs. */ +export type ModelResolver = (id: string, agent: string) => Model; + +/** A room the runtime holds while it runs. `session.ts` implements it. */ +export interface RunningRoom { + readonly name: string; +} + +export interface Runtime { + /** One run per name: the rooms running in this runtime. */ + readonly running: Map; + /** One workspace handle per name. */ + readonly taken: Set; + /** Every agent definition a room in this runtime was started with, by name. */ + readonly catalog: Map; + readonly clock: Clock; + readonly sessions: SessionOpener; + /** The model call every seat in this runtime makes, unless a room overrides it. */ + readonly stream: StreamFn; + readonly model: ModelResolver; + /** How long a wake stays unanswered before the room sends it again, and how long a lease lasts. */ + readonly wake: { readonly resend: number; readonly expiry: number }; + /** How many times the room retries a failed summary, and how long it waits before each retry. */ + readonly retry: { readonly attempts: number; readonly backoff: (attempt: number) => number }; + /** Drop a running room from memory and write nothing. The record keeps everything. */ + evict(name: string): void; +} + +export interface CreateRuntimeOptions { + clock?: Clock; + /** Where the rooms' Pi sessions open. `repo` is the shorthand for `sessionsOver(repo)`. */ + sessions?: SessionOpener; + repo?: SessionRepoLike; + /** + * The model call. A scripted stream makes every room deterministic; the + * model then resolves to a stub, because a custom stream never reads it. + */ + stream?: StreamFn; + wake?: Partial; + retry?: Partial; +} + +/** What `sessionsOver` needs of a Pi repository: list, open, create. */ +export interface SessionRepoLike< + TMetadata extends SessionMetadata, + TCreate extends SessionCreateOptions, +> { + list(): Promise; + open(metadata: TMetadata): Promise>; + create(options: TCreate): Promise>; +} + +/** + * Open an id into its Pi session in `repo`, creating it on the first open. + * `create` carries what the repository's `create` needs beyond the id: a + * JSONL repository needs a `cwd`, an in-memory one needs nothing. + */ +export function sessionsOver< + TMetadata extends SessionMetadata, + TCreate extends SessionCreateOptions, +>( + repo: SessionRepoLike, + create?: Omit, +): SessionOpener { + return { + async open(id, parentId) { + const known = (await repo.list()).find((metadata) => metadata.id === id); + if (known) return repo.open(known); + const options = { ...(create ?? {}), id } as TCreate; + if (parentId !== undefined) options.parentSessionId = parentId; + return repo.create(options); + }, + }; +} + +/** The system clock, and one timer that never holds the process open. */ +export function systemClock(): Clock { + return { + now: () => Date.now(), + alarm(at, fire) { + const timer = setTimeout(fire, Math.max(0, at - Date.now())); + timer.unref?.(); + return () => clearTimeout(timer); + }, + }; +} + +/** Pi's model registry, built once on first use. It loads every provider SDK. */ +let builtinRegistry: ReturnType | undefined; +const registry = () => (builtinRegistry ??= builtinModels()); + +/** The default model call: Pi's builtin registry, keyed from the provider's env var. */ +const registryStream: StreamFn = (model, context, streamOptions) => { + const envKey = process.env[`${model.provider.toUpperCase().replace(/-/g, '_')}_API_KEY`]; + const resolved = + streamOptions?.apiKey || !envKey ? streamOptions : { ...streamOptions, apiKey: envKey }; + return registry().streamSimple(model, context, resolved); +}; + +/** `provider/model-id` through Pi's catalog. */ +const registryModel: ModelResolver = (id, agent) => { + const slash = id.indexOf('/'); + if (slash > 0) { + const model = registry().getModel(id.slice(0, slash), id.slice(slash + 1)); + if (model) return model; + } + throw new Error(`Unknown model '${id}' for agent '${agent}': expected 'provider/model-id'.`); +}; + +/** A custom stream never reads the model; a stub keeps Pi's loop satisfied. */ +export const stubModel: ModelResolver = (id) => + ({ id, name: id, api: 'scripted', provider: 'scripted' }) as unknown as Model; + +export function createRuntime(options: CreateRuntimeOptions = {}): Runtime { + const running = new Map(); + const sessions = options.sessions ?? sessionsOver(options.repo ?? new InMemorySessionRepo()); + return { + running, + taken: new Set(), + catalog: new Map(), + clock: options.clock ?? systemClock(), + sessions, + stream: options.stream ?? registryStream, + model: options.stream ? stubModel : registryModel, + wake: { resend: 5_000, expiry: 60_000, ...options.wake }, + retry: { attempts: 3, backoff: (attempt) => attempt * 30_000, ...options.retry }, + evict(name) { + running.delete(name); + }, + }; +} + +/** What a host gets when it passes no runtime: one process-wide value. */ +export const defaultRuntime: Runtime = createRuntime(); diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/session.ts b/packages/ambion/src/session.ts index 398f06b..c0eb88b 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/session.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/session.ts @@ -23,9 +23,7 @@ import type { SessionRepo, StreamFn, } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; -import { Agent, InMemorySessionRepo } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; -import type { Api, Model } from '@earendil-works/pi-ai'; -import { builtinModels } from '@earendil-works/pi-ai/providers/all'; +import { Agent } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; import { Type } from 'typebox'; import { Activation } from './activation.ts'; import { @@ -39,7 +37,7 @@ import { import { seated } from './define.ts'; import { type ClosedExchange, type Exchange, Exchanges } from './exchange.ts'; import { Attendance, type VisitRuntime } from './presence.ts'; -import { openOrCreate, persistTurns, RecordStore } from './record.ts'; +import { persistTurns, RecordStore } from './record.ts'; import { type Closing, type ComposingView, @@ -51,6 +49,14 @@ import { renderTurnContext, type SeatSpeaking, } from './render.ts'; +import { + defaultRuntime, + type ModelResolver, + type Runtime, + type SessionOpener, + sessionsOver, + stubModel, +} from './runtime.ts'; import { delivered, isActive, type SeatRuntime, toPiTool, wakes } from './seat.ts'; import { type AgentDefinition, @@ -72,29 +78,12 @@ import { } from './types.ts'; import { builtinTools } from './workspace.ts'; -const defaultRepo = new InMemorySessionRepo(); - -/** One run per name: a second live room over one record would diverge from it. */ -const running = new Map(); - /** An agent held in reserve: the definition, and the attention it takes when seated. */ interface Reserved { def: AgentDefinition; attention: Attention; } -/** Pi's model registry, built once on first use. */ -let builtinRegistry: ReturnType | undefined; -const registry = () => (builtinRegistry ??= builtinModels()); - -/** The default model call: Pi's builtin registry, keyed from the provider's env var. */ -const registryStream: StreamFn = (model, context, streamOptions) => { - const envKey = process.env[`${model.provider.toUpperCase().replace(/-/g, '_')}_API_KEY`]; - const resolved = - streamOptions?.apiKey || !envKey ? streamOptions : { ...streamOptions, apiKey: envKey }; - return registry().streamSimple(model, context, resolved); -}; - export interface StartSessionOptions { /** The session's name: the record belongs to it, across every run. */ name: string; @@ -120,15 +109,18 @@ export interface StartSessionOptions { /** * Override the model call — Pi's own extension surface, and the only one * here: a scripted stream makes the room deterministic, a custom stream - * brings custom providers. + * brings custom providers. Defaults to the runtime's. */ streamFn?: StreamFn; - /** Pi's own session repository. Defaults to a process-wide `InMemorySessionRepo`. */ + /** Pi's own session repository. Defaults to the runtime's opener. */ repo?: SessionRepo; + /** The runtime this room runs in. Defaults to `defaultRuntime`. */ + runtime?: Runtime; } export interface ReadSessionOptions { repo?: SessionRepo; + runtime?: Runtime; } /** Reading a room takes no run: the pull side, and nothing that starts anything. */ @@ -178,13 +170,14 @@ export interface Visit { /** Sets up the context where the agents work. */ export function startSession(options: StartSessionOptions): Session { - if (running.has(options.name)) { + const runtime = options.runtime ?? defaultRuntime; + if (runtime.running.has(options.name)) { throw new Error( `Session '${options.name}' is already running: stop it before starting it again.`, ); } - const session = new SessionImpl(options); - running.set(options.name, session); + const session = new SessionImpl(options, runtime); + runtime.running.set(options.name, session); return session; } @@ -206,7 +199,10 @@ export function visitSession(session: Session, human: HumanDefinition): Promise< /** Reads a name and starts nothing. A running name reads through its live room. */ export function readSession(name: string, options: ReadSessionOptions = {}): SessionView { - return running.get(name) ?? new ReadOnlySession(name, options.repo ?? defaultRepo); + const runtime = options.runtime ?? defaultRuntime; + const live = runtime.running.get(name); + if (live instanceof SessionImpl) return live; + return new ReadOnlySession(name, options.repo ? sessionsOver(options.repo) : runtime.sessions); } class ReadOnlySession implements SessionView { @@ -215,9 +211,9 @@ class ReadOnlySession implements SessionView { constructor( readonly name: string, - repo: SessionRepo, + sessions: SessionOpener, ) { - this.store = new RecordStore(repo, name); + this.store = new RecordStore(sessions.open(name)); this.here = new Attendance(() => this.store.entries); } @@ -247,7 +243,8 @@ class ReadOnlySession implements SessionView { class SessionImpl implements Session { readonly name: string; private readonly goal?: string; - private readonly repo: SessionRepo; + private readonly runtime: Runtime; + private readonly sessions: SessionOpener; private readonly store: RecordStore; private readonly agents = new Map(); /** The reserve: agents the room may seat later, held with the attention they will take. */ @@ -259,7 +256,7 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { private readonly settledWaiters: (() => void)[] = []; private readonly quietWaiters: (() => void)[] = []; private readonly streamFn: StreamFn; - private readonly customStream: boolean; + private readonly model: ModelResolver; private stopped = false; /** * Whether a seat has worked since the room last settled. A failed draft @@ -271,18 +268,29 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { /** The room's exchanges: what a question opened, and what quiescence closes. */ private readonly exchanges = new Exchanges(); - constructor(options: StartSessionOptions) { + constructor(options: StartSessionOptions, runtime: Runtime) { this.name = options.name; this.goal = options.goal?.trim() || undefined; - this.repo = options.repo ?? defaultRepo; - this.store = new RecordStore(this.repo, this.name); + this.runtime = runtime; + this.sessions = options.repo ? sessionsOver(options.repo) : runtime.sessions; + this.store = new RecordStore(this.sessions.open(this.name)); for (const seat of options.agents ?? []) this.place(seat); // Seated at the narrow end: nothing said in the room wakes the assistant; // the open and the close of an exchange do, and it is here for the whole run. this.assistant = new Assistant(this.place(seated(assertAssistant(options.assistant), 'none'))); for (const seat of options.available ?? []) this.hold(seat); - this.customStream = options.streamFn !== undefined; - this.streamFn = options.streamFn ?? registryStream; + this.streamFn = options.streamFn ?? runtime.stream; + this.model = options.streamFn ? stubModel : runtime.model; + // The seat side resolves a definition by name, so every one this room + // was composed with is on the runtime's catalog. + for (const { def } of [...this.agents.values(), ...this.reserve.values()]) { + runtime.catalog.set(def.name, def); + } + } + + /** The room's clock, as an ISO stamp for the record. */ + private now(): string { + return new Date(this.runtime.clock.now()).toISOString(); } private get record(): Message[] { @@ -378,7 +386,7 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { private seatSession(seat: SeatRuntime): Promise { seat.piSeat ??= (async () => { await this.store.ready; - return openOrCreate(this.repo, `${this.name}:${seat.def.name}`, this.name); + return this.sessions.open(`${this.name}:${seat.def.name}`, this.name); })(); return seat.piSeat; } @@ -493,9 +501,7 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { } private async commitPresence(change: Omit): Promise { - await this.publish( - this.store.append({ ...change, at: new Date().toISOString() }), - ); + await this.publish(this.store.append({ ...change, at: this.now() })); } /** @@ -590,7 +596,7 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { } finally { // The name comes free whatever the repo did. A failed write must // not leave a room that can never be started again. - if (running.get(this.name) === this) running.delete(this.name); + if (this.runtime.running.get(this.name) === this) this.runtime.running.delete(this.name); // A stopped room never goes quiet on its own, so nobody waits on it. for (const resolve of this.quietWaiters.splice(0)) resolve(); } @@ -600,7 +606,7 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { private commitUnrouted(change: Omit): void { this.emit({ type: 'message', - message: this.store.append({ ...change, at: new Date().toISOString() }), + message: this.store.append({ ...change, at: this.now() }), }); } @@ -617,7 +623,7 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { await this.publish( this.store.append({ kind: 'said', - at: new Date().toISOString(), + at: this.now(), from, ...(to === undefined ? {} : { to }), text: input.text, @@ -687,8 +693,9 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { private activate(seat: SeatRuntime): void { const activation = new Activation(seat.def.name, this.store.lastSeq, { open: (running) => this.open(seat, running), - persist: (agent) => persistTurns(this.seatSession(seat), agent), + persist: (agent) => persistTurns(this.seatSession(seat), agent, this.now()), emit: (event) => this.emit(event), + now: () => this.runtime.clock.now(), }); // The seat holding it is what makes the room busy: there is no count to // keep in step, and so none to drift. @@ -773,6 +780,7 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { return { name: this.name, goal: this.goal, + now: this.runtime.clock.now(), seats: this.seats(), people: this.peopleViews(), record: this.record, @@ -792,7 +800,7 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { streamFn: this.streamFn, initialState: { systemPrompt: renderSystemPrompt(speaking, view), - model: this.resolveModel(seat.def), + model: this.model(seat.def.model, seat.def.name), thinkingLevel: 'off', tools: this.handsFor(seat, activation), messages: [], @@ -832,6 +840,7 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { private seatHand(seat: SeatRuntime, activation: Activation, composing: Composing): AgentTool { return seatTool(seat.def.name, composing, { stopped: () => this.stopped, + now: () => this.now(), reserve: () => this.reserved(), seat: (name) => this.admit(name), commit: (draft) => this.store.append(draft), @@ -846,6 +855,7 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { private summarise(seat: SeatRuntime, activation: Activation, closing: Draft): AgentTool { return summariseTool(seat.def.name, closing, { stopped: () => this.stopped, + now: () => this.now(), lastSeq: () => this.store.lastSeq, claim: (author, draft) => this.claim(author, draft), publish: (message) => this.publish(message), @@ -886,7 +896,7 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { // seat read it, and the append is the commit half of rule 5's one tick. const message = this.store.append({ kind: 'said', - at: new Date().toISOString(), + at: this.now(), from: seat.def.name, ...(to === undefined ? {} : { to }), text, @@ -1040,24 +1050,4 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { } return views; } - - private resolveModel(def: AgentDefinition): Model { - if (this.customStream) { - // A custom streamFn never reads the model; a stub keeps Pi's loop satisfied. - return { - id: def.model, - name: def.model, - api: 'scripted', - provider: 'scripted', - } as unknown as Model; - } - const slash = def.model.indexOf('/'); - if (slash > 0) { - const model = registry().getModel(def.model.slice(0, slash), def.model.slice(slash + 1)); - if (model) return model; - } - throw new Error( - `Unknown model '${def.model}' for agent '${def.name}': expected 'provider/model-id'.`, - ); - } } diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/workspace.ts b/packages/ambion/src/workspace.ts index 92fbd1f..0d75d6e 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/workspace.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/workspace.ts @@ -33,6 +33,7 @@ import { createWriteTool, } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; import { memoryBackend } from './just-bash.ts'; +import { defaultRuntime, type Runtime } from './runtime.ts'; import { type AgentDefinition, isWorkspace, @@ -46,12 +47,11 @@ import { /** The names a workspace binds to every connected agent. `defineAgent` keeps them free. */ export const BUILTIN_TOOL_NAMES: ReadonlySet = new Set(['read', 'write', 'edit', 'bash']); -/** One handle per name: two handles over one backend would each destroy it. */ -const taken = new Set(); - -/** What the public handle does not show: its backend, and whether it is gone. */ +/** What the public handle does not show: its backend, its runtime, and whether it is gone. */ interface WorkspaceState extends WorkspaceHandle { readonly backend: WorkspaceBackend; + /** The runtime whose `taken` set holds the name. One handle per name in it. */ + readonly runtime: Runtime; destroyed: boolean; } @@ -64,6 +64,8 @@ export interface DefineWorkspaceOptions { * real directory. */ backend?: WorkspaceBackend; + /** The runtime that holds the name. Defaults to `defaultRuntime`. */ + runtime?: Runtime; } /** @@ -73,7 +75,8 @@ export interface DefineWorkspaceOptions { */ export function defineWorkspace(options: DefineWorkspaceOptions): WorkspaceHandle { assertWorkspaceName(options.name); - if (taken.has(options.name)) { + const runtime = options.runtime ?? defaultRuntime; + if (runtime.taken.has(options.name)) { throw new Error( `Workspace '${options.name}' is already defined: destroy it before defining it again.`, ); @@ -82,9 +85,10 @@ export function defineWorkspace(options: DefineWorkspaceOptions): WorkspaceHandl [WORKSPACE_BRAND]: true, name: options.name, backend: options.backend ?? memoryBackend(), + runtime, destroyed: false, }; - taken.add(options.name); + runtime.taken.add(options.name); return state; } @@ -105,7 +109,7 @@ export async function destroyWorkspace(workspace: WorkspaceHandle): Promise export const activationsOf = (events: SessionEvent[], name: string) => events.filter((e) => e.type === 'activation_start' && e.agent === name).length; -export const errorsIn = (events: SessionEvent[]) => - events.flatMap((e) => (e.type === 'error' ? [`${e.agent}: ${e.error.message}`] : [])); - -/** - * What holds whatever the model said. A live run can go many ways; the record - * it leaves has one shape. - */ -export async function invariants(session: Session, events: SessionEvent[]): Promise { - const messages = await session.messages(); - expect(messages.map((m) => m.seq)).toEqual(messages.map((_, i) => i + 1)); - // One message, one event, in record order — from the first message this run saw. - const emitted = events.flatMap((e) => (e.type === 'message' ? [e.message.seq] : [])); - const since = emitted[0] ?? Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY; - expect(emitted).toEqual(messages.filter((m) => m.seq >= since).map((m) => m.seq)); - const names = new Set(session.seats().map((seat) => seat.name)); - for (const message of messages) { - expect(names).toContain(message.from); - if ('by' in message && message.by !== undefined) expect(names).toContain(message.by); - } - for (const summary of messages.filter(isSummary)) { - expect(summary.covers.through).toBe(summary.seq - 1); - expect(summary.covers.from).toBeLessThanOrEqual(summary.covers.through); - } - expect(errorsIn(events)).toEqual([]); - expect(count(events, 'activation_start')).toBe(count(events, 'activation_end')); - expect(count(events, 'exchange_opened')).toBe(count(events, 'exchange_closed')); -} - -const count = (events: SessionEvent[], type: SessionEvent['type']) => - events.filter((e) => e.type === type).length; +export { errorsIn, invariants } from '../support/invariants.ts'; export interface Spent { activations: number; diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/matrix.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/matrix.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..82dc965 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/ambion/test/matrix.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,25 @@ +/** + * Every scenario, on every storage, on a clock the test holds. `memory` is + * where the scenarios prove the room; `jsonl` proves the same room writes + * through to disk and reads back. + */ +import { describe, it } from 'vitest'; +import { createRuntime } from '../src/index.ts'; +import { fakeClock } from './support/clock.ts'; +import { roomName } from './support/room.ts'; +import { scenarios } from './support/scenarios.ts'; +import { storages } from './support/storage.ts'; + +describe.each(storages)('the scenarios on $name', (storage) => { + for (const scenario of scenarios) { + it(scenario.name, async () => { + const opened = await storage.open(); + try { + const runtime = createRuntime({ sessions: opened.sessions, clock: fakeClock() }); + await scenario.run({ runtime, name: roomName(`matrix-${storage.name}`) }); + } finally { + await opened.dispose(); + } + }); + } +}); diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/runtime.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/runtime.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..71a5e49 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/ambion/test/runtime.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,76 @@ +/** + * The runtime is what a host owns. Two runtimes in one process are two + * hosts: they share nothing, and a room on a durable storage is read by a + * second runtime over the same storage. + */ +import { readdir } from 'node:fs/promises'; +import { join } from 'node:path'; +import { describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'; +import { + createRuntime, + defineWorkspace, + destroyWorkspace, + isSpoken, + readSession, + startSession, + stopSession, + visitSession, +} from '../src/index.ts'; +import { fakeClock } from './support/clock.ts'; +import { andrei, assistant, roomName } from './support/room.ts'; +import { quiet, scripted } from './support/scripted.ts'; +import { jsonl, jsonlSessions, memory } from './support/storage.ts'; + +describe('createRuntime', () => { + it('keeps two runtimes apart: one name runs in both, and neither reads the other', async () => { + const name = roomName('runtime'); + const [one, two] = await Promise.all([memory.open(), memory.open()]); + const first = createRuntime({ sessions: one.sessions, clock: fakeClock() }); + const second = createRuntime({ sessions: two.sessions, clock: fakeClock() }); + const a = startSession({ name, runtime: first, assistant, streamFn: scripted(() => quiet()) }); + const b = startSession({ name, runtime: second, assistant, streamFn: scripted(() => quiet()) }); + await (await visitSession(a, andrei)).deliver({ text: 'in the first' }); + await (await visitSession(b, andrei)).deliver({ text: 'in the second' }); + await Promise.all([a.settled(), b.settled()]); + + expect((await a.messages()).filter(isSpoken).map((m) => m.text)).toEqual(['in the first']); + expect((await b.messages()).filter(isSpoken).map((m) => m.text)).toEqual(['in the second']); + expect(readSession(name, { runtime: first })).toBe(a); + expect(readSession(name, { runtime: second })).toBe(b); + // a workspace name is taken per runtime, the way a room name is + const here = defineWorkspace({ name: 'shared-drive', runtime: first }); + const there = defineWorkspace({ name: 'shared-drive', runtime: second }); + expect(() => defineWorkspace({ name: 'shared-drive', runtime: first })).toThrow(/already/); + await Promise.all([destroyWorkspace(here), destroyWorkspace(there)]); + await Promise.all([stopSession(a), stopSession(b)]); + }); + + it('writes a room on JSONL through to disk, where a second runtime reads it', async () => { + const opened = await jsonl.open(); + const dir = opened.dir ?? ''; + try { + const name = roomName('jsonl'); + const writer = createRuntime({ sessions: opened.sessions, clock: fakeClock() }); + const session = startSession({ + name, + runtime: writer, + assistant, + streamFn: scripted(() => quiet()), + }); + const visit = await visitSession(session, andrei); + await visit.deliver({ text: 'kept on disk' }); + await session.settled(); + await stopSession(session); + + const files = await readdir(join(dir, 'sessions'), { recursive: true }); + expect(files.some((file) => String(file).endsWith('.jsonl'))).toBe(true); + + const reader = createRuntime({ sessions: jsonlSessions(dir), clock: fakeClock() }); + const view = readSession(name, { runtime: reader }); + expect((await view.messages()).map((m) => m.kind)).toEqual(['arrived', 'said', 'left']); + expect((await view.messages()).filter(isSpoken).map((m) => m.text)).toEqual(['kept on disk']); + } finally { + await opened.dispose(); + } + }); +}); diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/support/clock.ts b/packages/ambion/test/support/clock.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0f70c4c --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/ambion/test/support/clock.ts @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ +import type { Clock } from '../../src/index.ts'; + +/** A clock a test moves by hand. Alarms fire inside `advance`, in order. */ +export interface FakeClock extends Clock { + /** Move the clock forward, firing every alarm due on the way, in time order. */ + advance(ms: number): Promise; +} + +interface Pending { + at: number; + fire: () => void; +} + +/** Let the promise chains an alarm started run to their end. */ +const settle = async (): Promise => { + for (let i = 0; i < 20; i += 1) await new Promise((resolve) => setImmediate(resolve)); +}; + +export function fakeClock(start = Date.parse('2026-01-01T09:00:00.000Z')): FakeClock { + let now = start; + const pending = new Set(); + const next = (): Pending | undefined => + [...pending].sort((a, b) => a.at - b.at).find((alarm) => alarm.at <= now); + return { + now: () => now, + alarm(at, fire) { + const alarm: Pending = { at, fire }; + pending.add(alarm); + return () => pending.delete(alarm); + }, + async advance(ms) { + const target = now + ms; + while (true) { + const due = [...pending] + .filter((alarm) => alarm.at <= target) + .sort((a, b) => a.at - b.at)[0]; + if (!due) break; + now = Math.max(now, due.at); + pending.delete(due); + due.fire(); + await settle(); + // An alarm the firing scheduled for now or earlier fires in this same pass. + if (next() === undefined && now >= target) break; + } + now = target; + await settle(); + }, + }; +} diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/support/invariants.ts b/packages/ambion/test/support/invariants.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5d8fe59 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/ambion/test/support/invariants.ts @@ -0,0 +1,47 @@ +/** + * What holds whatever a run did. A room can go many ways; the record it + * leaves has one shape, and every scenario ends by checking it. + */ +import { expect } from 'vitest'; +import { isSummary, type SessionEvent, type SessionView } from '../../src/index.ts'; + +export interface InvariantOptions { + /** How many `error` events the run may hold. A live model may refuse one call. */ + allowErrors?: number; +} + +export const errorsIn = (events: SessionEvent[]) => + events.flatMap((e) => (e.type === 'error' ? [`${e.agent}: ${e.error.message}`] : [])); + +const count = (events: SessionEvent[], type: SessionEvent['type']) => + events.filter((e) => e.type === type).length; + +export async function invariants( + session: SessionView, + events: SessionEvent[], + options: InvariantOptions = {}, +): Promise { + const messages = await session.messages(); + // Seqs are contiguous from 1. + expect(messages.map((m) => m.seq)).toEqual(messages.map((_, i) => i + 1)); + // One message, one event, in record order — from the first message this run saw. + const emitted = events.flatMap((e) => (e.type === 'message' ? [e.message.seq] : [])); + const since = emitted[0] ?? Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY; + expect(emitted).toEqual(messages.filter((m) => m.seq >= since).map((m) => m.seq)); + // Every author is a name the room seated, admitted, or was composed with. + const names = new Set(session.seats().map((seat) => seat.name)); + for (const message of messages) { + if (message.kind === 'arrived' || message.kind === 'seated') names.add(message.from); + } + for (const message of messages) { + expect(names).toContain(message.from); + if ('by' in message && message.by !== undefined) expect(names).toContain(message.by); + } + for (const summary of messages.filter(isSummary)) { + expect(summary.covers.through).toBe(summary.seq - 1); + expect(summary.covers.from).toBeLessThanOrEqual(summary.covers.through); + } + expect(errorsIn(events).length).toBeLessThanOrEqual(options.allowErrors ?? 0); + expect(count(events, 'activation_start')).toBe(count(events, 'activation_end')); + expect(count(events, 'exchange_opened')).toBe(count(events, 'exchange_closed')); +} diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/support/scenarios.ts b/packages/ambion/test/support/scenarios.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0a88466 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/ambion/test/support/scenarios.ts @@ -0,0 +1,307 @@ +/** + * The scenarios every storage and every backend runs. Each one starts a + * room in the runtime it is given, drives it on a scripted stream, checks + * the invariants, and stops it. + */ +import type { Context } from '@earendil-works/pi-ai'; +import { expect } from 'vitest'; +import { + defineAgent, + defineHuman, + defineWorkspace, + destroyWorkspace, + isSpoken, + isSummary, + type Runtime, + type Session, + startSession, + stopSession, + visitSession, +} from '../../src/index.ts'; +import { invariants } from './invariants.ts'; +import { collect, deferred } from './room.ts'; +import { + byAgent, + callTool, + contextText, + quiet, + type Script, + scripted, + seat, + speak, + summarise, + toolNames, +} from './scripted.ts'; +import { backends } from './storage.ts'; + +export interface ScenarioContext { + readonly runtime: Runtime; + /** A room name no other scenario in the process has used. */ + readonly name: string; +} + +export interface Scenario { + readonly name: string; + run(ctx: ScenarioContext): Promise; +} + +const assistant = defineAgent({ + name: 'assistant', + identity: 'Composes the room, and writes the one message a person reads.', + instructions: 'Seat who the question needs. Answer what was asked, once.', + model: 'scripted/assistant', +}); + +const priya = defineHuman({ + name: 'priya', + identity: 'Project manager.', + preferences: 'Lead with the decision.', +}); +const sam = defineHuman({ name: 'sam', identity: 'Site foreman.' }); + +const agent = ( + name: string, + identity: string, + extra: Partial[0]> = {}, +) => + defineAgent({ + name, + identity, + instructions: `You are ${name}.`, + model: `scripted/${name}`, + ...extra, + }); + +const product = agent('product', 'The product.'); +const colleague = agent('colleague', 'The second product.'); +const surveyor = agent('surveyor', 'Quantity surveyor. Holds the tonnage.'); + +const holding = (context: Context, tool: string) => toolNames(context).includes(tool); + +/** An assistant that seats every name given at an open, and writes once at a close. */ +function composes(names: string[], summary: string): Script { + return (context) => { + if (holding(context, 'seat')) { + const next = names.shift(); + return next ? seat(next) : quiet(); + } + return holding(context, 'summarise') ? summarise(summary) : quiet(); + }; +} + +/** Every tool result the model has been shown so far, oldest first. */ +function toolResults(context: Context): string[] { + return context.messages.flatMap((message) => + message.role === 'toolResult' + ? [message.content.map((c) => (c.type === 'text' ? c.text : '')).join('')] + : [], + ); +} + +/** Two answers to every question, then silence until the next. */ +const twoAnswersEach: Script = (_context, _name, call) => + call % 3 === 0 ? quiet() : speak(`answer ${call}`); + +/** + * A seat that answers the last question on the record once. A refused say + * speaks again; a delivered one ends the pass; a record that already holds + * the answer stays quiet. + */ +const answersOnce: Script = (context, name) => { + const text = contextText(context); + const question = [...text.matchAll(/^\[(?:priya|sam)\] (.+?)(?: {2}\(.*\))?$/gm)].at(-1)?.[1]; + if (question === undefined) return quiet(); + const answer = `${name} on ${question}`; + if (text.includes(`[${name}] ${answer}`) || toolResults(context).includes('delivered')) { + return quiet(); + } + return speak(answer); +}; + +async function finish(session: Session, events: ReturnType): Promise { + await invariants(session, events); + await stopSession(session); +} + +export const oneExchange: Scenario = { + name: 'one exchange closes into one message', + async run({ runtime, name }) { + const session = startSession({ + name, + runtime, + assistant, + agents: [product], + streamFn: scripted( + byAgent({ product: twoAnswersEach, assistant: composes([], 'The one message.') }), + ), + }); + const events = collect(session); + const visit = await visitSession(session, priya); + await visit.deliver({ text: 'Can I tell the client Thursday?' }); + await session.quiet(); + const record = await session.messages(); + expect(record.filter(isSpoken).map((m) => m.from)).toEqual(['priya', 'product', 'product']); + const summary = record.find(isSummary); + expect(summary).toMatchObject({ to: 'priya', text: 'The one message.' }); + await finish(session, events); + }, +}; + +export const twoPeopleTwoExchanges: Scenario = { + name: 'two people open two exchanges, and each is written for', + async run({ runtime, name }) { + const session = startSession({ + name, + runtime, + assistant, + agents: [product, colleague], + streamFn: scripted( + byAgent({ + product: answersOnce, + colleague: answersOnce, + assistant: (context) => { + const person = /(\w+)'s exchange is over/.exec(contextText(context))?.[1] ?? ''; + if (!holding(context, 'summarise') || toolResults(context).includes('delivered')) { + return quiet(); + } + return summarise(`for ${person}`); + }, + }), + ), + }); + const events = collect(session); + const hers = await visitSession(session, priya); + const his = await visitSession(session, sam); + await hers.deliver({ text: 'First?' }); + await session.quiet(); + await his.deliver({ text: 'Second?' }); + await session.quiet(); + await hers.leave(); + const summaries = (await session.messages()).filter(isSummary); + expect(summaries.map((m) => [m.to, m.text])).toEqual([ + ['priya', 'for priya'], + ['sam', 'for sam'], + ]); + expect(session.seats().find((s) => s.name === 'priya')).toMatchObject({ presence: 'absent' }); + await finish(session, events); + }, +}; + +export const seatFromReserve: Scenario = { + name: 'the assistant seats from the reserve, and the newcomer answers', + async run({ runtime, name }) { + const session = startSession({ + name, + runtime, + assistant, + agents: [product], + available: [surveyor], + streamFn: scripted( + byAgent({ + assistant: composes(['surveyor'], 'Steel: 11.7 tonnes.'), + product: (_context, _name, call) => + call <= 3 ? speak('The pour is Saturday.') : quiet(), + surveyor: (_context, _name, call) => + call === 1 ? speak('11.7 tonnes on site.') : quiet(), + }), + ), + }); + const events = collect(session); + const visit = await visitSession(session, priya); + await visit.deliver({ text: 'Is there enough steel for the pour?' }); + await session.quiet(); + const record = await session.messages(); + expect(record.find((m) => m.kind === 'seated')).toMatchObject({ + from: 'surveyor', + by: 'assistant', + }); + expect(record.filter(isSpoken).map((m) => m.from)).toContain('surveyor'); + expect(record.find(isSummary)).toBeDefined(); + expect(session.seats().map((s) => s.name)).toContain('surveyor'); + await finish(session, events); + }, +}; + +export const twoWorkspaces: Scenario = { + name: 'two workspaces on two backends, and one destroyed mid-activation', + async run({ runtime, name }) { + const [memoryBackend, directoryBackend] = await Promise.all(backends.map((b) => b.open())); + if (!memoryBackend || !directoryBackend) throw new Error('two backends are expected'); + const memoryDrive = defineWorkspace({ + name: `${name}-memory`, + backend: memoryBackend.backend, + runtime, + }); + const directoryDrive = defineWorkspace({ + name: `${name}-directory`, + backend: directoryBackend.backend, + runtime, + }); + const alpha = agent('alpha', 'Works in memory.', { workspace: memoryDrive }); + const beta = agent('beta', 'Works on disk.', { workspace: directoryDrive }); + const gamma = agent('gamma', 'Has no workspace.'); + const destroyed = deferred(); + const alphaResults: string[] = []; + const betaResults: string[] = []; + const session = startSession({ + name, + runtime, + assistant, + agents: [alpha, beta, gamma], + streamFn: scripted( + byAgent({ + alpha: async (context, _name, call) => { + alphaResults.push(...toolResults(context).slice(alphaResults.length)); + if (call === 1) + return callTool('write', { path: '/home/alpha/note.txt', content: 'one' }); + if (call === 2) { + await destroyed.promise; + return callTool('read', { path: '/home/alpha/note.txt' }); + } + return call === 3 ? speak('alpha done') : quiet(); + }, + beta: (context, _name, call) => { + betaResults.push(...toolResults(context).slice(betaResults.length)); + if (call === 1) return callTool('bash', { command: 'echo two > /home/beta/note.txt' }); + if (call === 2) return callTool('read', { path: '/home/beta/note.txt' }); + return call === 3 ? speak('beta done') : quiet(); + }, + gamma: (context) => { + expect(toolNames(context)).toEqual(['say']); + return quiet(); + }, + }), + ), + }); + const events = collect(session); + const visit = await visitSession(session, priya); + await visit.deliver({ text: 'go' }); + // alpha has written; destroy its workspace while its activation runs + await new Promise((resolve) => { + const off = session.subscribe((event) => { + if (event.type !== 'tool_execution_end' || event.agent !== 'alpha') return; + off(); + resolve(); + }); + }); + await destroyWorkspace(memoryDrive); + destroyed.resolve(); + await session.quiet(); + + expect(alphaResults.some((r) => r.includes('destroyed'))).toBe(true); + expect(betaResults.some((r) => r.includes('two'))).toBe(true); + const said = (await session.messages()).filter(isSpoken).map((m) => m.text); + expect(said).toContain('alpha done'); + expect(said).toContain('beta done'); + await finish(session, events); + await destroyWorkspace(directoryDrive); + await Promise.all([memoryBackend.dispose(), directoryBackend.dispose()]); + }, +}; + +export const scenarios: readonly Scenario[] = [ + oneExchange, + twoPeopleTwoExchanges, + seatFromReserve, + twoWorkspaces, +]; diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/support/storage.ts b/packages/ambion/test/support/storage.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..159679c --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/ambion/test/support/storage.ts @@ -0,0 +1,135 @@ +/** + * The storages and the workspace backends every scenario runs on. + * + * `memory` is Pi's in-memory repository; `jsonl` is Pi's JSONL repository + * over a temporary directory, through Pi's own Node filesystem. A room on + * JSONL writes through to disk, so a second runtime over the same directory + * reads what the first wrote. + */ +import { mkdtemp, rm } from 'node:fs/promises'; +import { tmpdir } from 'node:os'; +import { join } from 'node:path'; +import type { Session as PiSession } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; +import { NodeExecutionEnv } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core/node'; +import { + directoryBackend, + InMemorySessionRepo, + JsonlSessionRepo, + memoryBackend, + type SessionOpener, + sessionsOver, + type WorkspaceBackend, +} from '../../src/index.ts'; + +export interface OpenedStorage { + readonly sessions: SessionOpener; + /** The directory a JSONL storage writes under; absent for memory. */ + readonly dir?: string; + dispose(): Promise; +} + +export interface Storage { + readonly name: 'memory' | 'jsonl'; + open(): Promise; +} + +export const memory: Storage = { + name: 'memory', + async open() { + return { sessions: sessionsOver(new InMemorySessionRepo()), dispose: async () => {} }; + }, +}; + +/** + * A JSONL opener over one directory. Pi's JSONL repository takes an id of + * letters, digits, `.`, `_` and `-`, and a seat's audit session is named + * `:`; the colon is written as `--` on disk, and only there. + */ +export function jsonlSessions(dir: string): SessionOpener { + const fs = new NodeExecutionEnv({ cwd: dir }); + const repo = new JsonlSessionRepo({ fs, sessionsRoot: join(dir, 'sessions') }); + const base = sessionsOver(repo, { cwd: dir }); + const onDisk = (id: string) => id.replaceAll(':', '--'); + return { + open: (id, parentId) => + base.open(onDisk(id), parentId === undefined ? undefined : onDisk(parentId)), + }; +} + +export const jsonl: Storage = { + name: 'jsonl', + async open() { + const dir = await mkdtemp(join(tmpdir(), 'ambion-jsonl-')); + return { + sessions: jsonlSessions(dir), + dir, + dispose: () => rm(dir, { recursive: true, force: true }), + }; + }, +}; + +export const storages: readonly Storage[] = [memory, jsonl]; + +// -- workspace backends ------------------------------------------------------ + +export interface Backend { + readonly name: 'memory' | 'directory'; + open(): Promise<{ backend: WorkspaceBackend; dispose(): Promise }>; +} + +export const backends: readonly Backend[] = [ + { + name: 'memory', + async open() { + return { backend: memoryBackend(), dispose: async () => {} }; + }, + }, + { + name: 'directory', + async open() { + const dir = await mkdtemp(join(tmpdir(), 'ambion-drive-')); + return { + backend: directoryBackend(dir), + dispose: () => rm(dir, { recursive: true, force: true }), + }; + }, + }, +]; + +// -- a storage that fails ---------------------------------------------------- + +export interface FaultyOpener { + readonly sessions: SessionOpener; + /** Every write fails while `on` is true. Reads and opens keep working. */ + fail(on: boolean): void; +} + +/** An opener whose sessions refuse to write while the test says so. */ +export function faultyOpener(sessions: SessionOpener): FaultyOpener { + let failing = false; + const refuse = () => { + if (failing) throw new Error('the disk is full'); + }; + const brittle = (piSession: PiSession): PiSession => + new Proxy(piSession, { + get(target, property, receiver) { + if (property === 'appendCustomEntry' || property === 'appendMessage') { + return async (...args: unknown[]) => { + refuse(); + return (Reflect.get(target, property, receiver) as (...a: unknown[]) => unknown).apply( + target, + args, + ); + }; + } + const value = Reflect.get(target, property, receiver); + return typeof value === 'function' ? value.bind(target) : value; + }, + }); + return { + sessions: { open: async (id, parentId) => brittle(await sessions.open(id, parentId)) }, + fail: (on) => { + failing = on; + }, + }; +} diff --git a/turbo.jsonc b/turbo.jsonc index b3f48db..a9e5e92 100644 --- a/turbo.jsonc +++ b/turbo.jsonc @@ -27,6 +27,15 @@ }, "test": { "dependsOn": ["build", "^build"], + "inputs": [ + "src/**", + "test/**", + "vitest*.ts", + "wrangler.jsonc", + "tsconfig.json", + "package.json" + ], + "outputs": [], "outputLogs": "new-only" } } From 0f44d6c397c3991be9ed088b3ba4cdfcac95a867 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Wed, 9 Sep 2026 00:16:08 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 02/20] Commit every message on one serial queue, under a key The record becomes a log. RoomLog.commit runs the key check, the readThrough check, the append and the cache update inside one link of a promise chain, and what the room does with a fresh message runs there too. A message exists when its write is confirmed: a write that fails leaves nothing on the record, nothing on the stream, and wakes nobody. A repeated key hands back the message the first commit landed. A seat's say and the assistant's two tools take Pi's tool call id as the key; a delivery takes the key the host passes, or a fresh one. The composition is checked against the replayed record, so a name the record knows as a person is refused at the first call, and a visit is checked after the replay. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017i49PfakG27M56FjqvyG1e --- docs/agent.md | 30 ++- docs/presence.md | 9 +- packages/ambion/src/assistant.ts | 24 +-- packages/ambion/src/log.ts | 129 ++++++++++++ packages/ambion/src/record.ts | 107 ---------- packages/ambion/src/session.ts | 224 +++++++++++++-------- packages/ambion/src/types.ts | 4 + packages/ambion/test/log.test.ts | 93 +++++++++ packages/ambion/test/presence.test.ts | 99 ++++----- packages/ambion/test/session.test.ts | 55 +++++ packages/ambion/test/support/invariants.ts | 3 + 11 files changed, 509 insertions(+), 268 deletions(-) create mode 100644 packages/ambion/src/log.ts delete mode 100644 packages/ambion/src/record.ts create mode 100644 packages/ambion/test/log.test.ts diff --git a/docs/agent.md b/docs/agent.md index a31fd70..a9fee2e 100644 --- a/docs/agent.md +++ b/docs/agent.md @@ -230,6 +230,7 @@ type Message = | { kind: 'said'; seq: number; // monotonic, assigned at commit, strictly ordered + key?: string; // the key the commit carried; a repeated key lands once at: string; // stamped by the runtime, at the moment it landed from: string; // a participant's name — stamped by the runtime, never claimed to?: string; // present when the delivery or say was directed @@ -238,6 +239,7 @@ type Message = | { kind: 'arrived' | 'left' | 'seated' | 'unseated'; seq: number; + key?: string; at: string; from: string; // the participant whose presence changed — stamped by the runtime identity?: string; // on 'arrived' and 'seated': how the room knew them @@ -246,6 +248,7 @@ type Message = | { kind: 'summary'; seq: number; + key?: string; at: string; from: string; // the assistant, which wrote it to: string; // the person whose question opened the exchange @@ -254,6 +257,11 @@ type Message = }; ``` +Every kind carries `key`: the name of the commit that landed it. A seat's +say and the assistant's two tools take Pi's tool call id as the key; a +host's delivery takes the key it passes, or a fresh one. The record refuses +a second commit under a key it holds, and hands back the first. + The second kind carries no `text`, because the participant said nothing. [`presence.md`](presence.md) specifies it for a person, and [`roster.md`](roster.md) for an agent seated or unseated while the room @@ -332,16 +340,17 @@ the room first. A `say` is a message the whole room pays for. **5. No one speaks over the room.** A message commits only against a record its author has read in full. For a seat that is its `say`, checked against the view it was handed plus every steer that has landed in its transcript -since (`viewSeq` in `seat.ts`). If the record moved past that, the say +since (`readThrough` in `activation.ts`). If the record moved past that, the say fails without landing, and the failure carries the messages the seat missed: the same steering contract, enforced at the tool boundary, where delivery is guaranteed. The seat then decides again — speak because something is still worth adding, or go quiet because the point stands; rule 3's bar, now with the hearing enforced. -First to commit wins, ties are -impossible (the check and the commit share one tick), and a room with no -races pays nothing. The refusal shows on the stream as `conflict`, which +First to commit wins, and ties are impossible: a commit is one operation +on the room's commit queue, the check and the write run inside that one +operation, and nothing observes a message before its write is confirmed +(`RoomLog.commit` in `log.ts`). A room with no races pays nothing. The refusal shows on the stream as `conflict`, which names the author: an assistant's summary is refused at the same boundary, for the same reason. The guarantee is the point: every message on the record was written by somebody who had read everything before it. @@ -485,9 +494,14 @@ shape, the three rules, who owns one, and what reads one. Two completion signals, for the two things a host waits on, and two controls: -- **`deliver()`** resolves on acceptance — the message is on the record - and activations are dispatched. It never waits for completion, because activations run in - parallel and have no single caller to return to. +- **`deliver()`** resolves when the message is durable — its write is + confirmed, it is on the record, and activations are dispatched. A write + that fails rejects `deliver()`, and the message is nowhere: not on the + record, not on the stream, and nobody woke for it. It never waits for + completion, because activations run in parallel and have no single caller + to return to. `deliver({ key })` names the delivery: a repeated key lands + once, so a host that never learned whether a delivery landed delivers it + again under the same key. - **`settled()`** is the exchange's end: a promise that resolves when the seats stop, which is also the moment a host learns that nobody chose to speak. It reports that no seat which speaks for itself is taking an @@ -518,7 +532,7 @@ sooner. reads takes the narrower type and cannot start anything by accident. One file per concern, and `session.ts` is the room that composes them: the -record in [`record.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/record.ts), who is here in +log in [`log.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/log.ts), who is here in [`presence.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/presence.ts), a seat and what wakes it in [`seat.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/seat.ts), one activation in [`activation.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/activation.ts), the exchange in diff --git a/docs/presence.md b/docs/presence.md index ec06097..c7831f9 100644 --- a/docs/presence.md +++ b/docs/presence.md @@ -195,6 +195,7 @@ export type Seq = number; interface Spoken { kind: 'said'; seq: Seq; + key?: string; // the key the commit carried; a repeated key lands once at: string; // ISO, stamped by the runtime at the moment it landed from: string; // a participant's name — stamped by the runtime, never claimed to?: string; // present when the delivery or say was directed @@ -204,6 +205,7 @@ interface Spoken { interface Presence { kind: 'arrived' | 'left'; seq: Seq; + key?: string; at: string; from: string; /** How the room knew them, on `arrived` alone. */ @@ -264,7 +266,8 @@ composing a reply when Andrei walks in has its say refused and is told what it missed, which is correct: it reconsiders now that he is here. This is also what keeps five agents from all greeting the same arrival. The first commits and the rest are told the room moved, which is when rule 3 tells -them to stand down. +them to stand down. An arrival commits on the same queue as a say, under a +key of its own, and `visitSession` resolves when its write is confirmed. An `arrived` carries the identity the room knew them by, and it is the only thing a presence message adds to a name. A run does not inherit its people @@ -289,7 +292,7 @@ and `left` follows `leave()`. Nothing on the record comes from a clock. The seq counts from 1, is monotonic, is assigned when the message commits, and is strictly ordered. A cursor is exclusive: `since` names a message the reader has, and the read starts after it. It is separate from Pi's storage -seq — that stays Pi's, and `openStore` sorts replayed entries by it. +seq — that stays Pi's, and `RoomLog` sorts replayed entries by it. --- @@ -383,7 +386,7 @@ of thing in one sequence on one commit path. No message lands between a person leaving and a mark being written, because there is no second write. **Durability is free.** The record persists through Pi's `SessionRepo` and -`openStore` replays it. Nothing extra is stored, so nothing extra is lost, +`RoomLog` replays it. Nothing extra is stored, so nothing extra is lost, and a durable `SessionRepo` — Pi's `JsonlSessionRepo`, or another — carries presence with it. diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/assistant.ts b/packages/ambion/src/assistant.ts index 991a292..acd8052 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/assistant.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/assistant.ts @@ -116,12 +116,12 @@ export interface SummaryRoom { now(): string; /** The last seq the record holds. */ lastSeq(): Seq; - /** Rule 5: the same lock a say commits under. */ - claim( + /** Rule 5: the same queue a say commits on, under the same `readThrough`. */ + commit( + key: string, author: { name: string; readThrough: Seq }, - draft: Omit, - ): { message: SummaryMessage } | { missed: Message[] }; - publish(message: Message): Promise; + draft: Omit, + ): Promise<{ message: SummaryMessage } | { missed: Message[] }>; /** The draft reached the record: this seat spoke, in the one way the assistant can. */ written(): void; } @@ -146,7 +146,7 @@ export function summariseTool(assistant: string, draft: Draft, room: SummaryRoom `Write the one message ${person} reads for this exchange. Call it once. ` + 'Ending your turn without calling it leaves the range whole, for whoever reads it.', parameters: Type.Object({ text: Type.String() }), - execute: async (_toolCallId, rawParams) => { + execute: async (toolCallId, rawParams) => { draft.calls += 1; const stop = standDown(stoppingReason(draft, room.stopped())); if (stop) return stop; @@ -154,7 +154,8 @@ export function summariseTool(assistant: string, draft: Draft, room: SummaryRoom if (text === '') { throw new Error(`The message is empty. Write what ${person} reads, or end your turn.`); } - const claimed = room.claim( + const claimed = await room.commit( + toolCallId, { name: assistant, readThrough: draft.through }, { kind: 'summary', @@ -167,7 +168,6 @@ export function summariseTool(assistant: string, draft: Draft, room: SummaryRoom ); if ('missed' in claimed) throw widen(draft, claimed.missed, room.lastSeq()); room.written(); - await room.publish(claimed.message); return delivered(); }, }; @@ -224,8 +224,7 @@ export interface ComposeRoom { /** Move one name from the reserve to the roster. The roster changes before the message lands. */ seat(name: string): void; /** Put the seating on the record. No lock: a seating is decided on the question, whatever landed since. */ - commit(draft: Omit): PresenceMessage; - publish(message: Message): Promise; + commit(key: string, draft: Omit): Promise; /** A seating reached the record: this activation left a mark. */ written(): void; } @@ -251,7 +250,7 @@ export function seatTool(assistant: string, composing: Composing, room: ComposeR parameters: Type.Object({ name: Type.String({ description: 'An agent name from the reserve.' }), }), - execute: async (_toolCallId, rawParams) => { + execute: async (toolCallId, rawParams) => { composing.calls += 1; const stop = standDown(composeStoppingReason(composing, room.stopped())); if (stop) return stop; @@ -267,7 +266,7 @@ export function seatTool(assistant: string, composing: Composing, room: ComposeR // The roster changes before the message routes: every seat the seating // reaches reads a roster that already agrees with it. room.seat(name); - const message = room.commit({ + await room.commit(toolCallId, { kind: 'seated', at: room.now(), from: name, @@ -276,7 +275,6 @@ export function seatTool(assistant: string, composing: Composing, room: ComposeR }); composing.seated += 1; room.written(); - await room.publish(message); return delivered(); }, }; diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/log.ts b/packages/ambion/src/log.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b14a967 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/ambion/src/log.ts @@ -0,0 +1,129 @@ +/** + * The log: every message a room committed, in the order it took a seq. + * + * It is the one thing a live room and a read of a stopped one share, so it + * knows nothing about either: it replays a Pi session into memory and + * commits one entry at a time on a serial queue. A message exists when its + * write is confirmed, and nothing observes it before: the cache updates + * after the append resolves, and a caller that awaits `commit` holds a + * message that is on the record. + * + * Every commit carries a key. A repeated key returns the message the first + * commit landed and writes nothing, which is what lets a caller retry a + * commit whose outcome it never learned. A commit may also name + * `readThrough`: the seq its author has read. The queue refuses it when the + * record moved past that, and hands back what the author missed — rule 5, + * enforced where the write happens. + */ +import type { Agent, Session as PiSession } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; +import type { Message, Seq } from './types.ts'; + +/** The record lives as custom entries of this type in a Pi session. */ +const MESSAGE_ENTRY = 'ambion/message'; + +/** What a caller commits: the message minus its seq, and the two checks the queue runs. */ +export interface CommitIntent { + /** Names this commit. A repeated key lands once. */ + key?: string; + /** The seq the author has read. The queue refuses the commit when the record moved past it. */ + readThrough?: Seq; + draft: Omit; +} + +/** The commit landed, or the key had landed before, or the record had moved. */ +export type Committed = { message: T; repeated?: true } | { missed: Message[] }; + +export class RoomLog { + /** The replayed record, then every message as its write is confirmed. */ + readonly messages: Message[] = []; + readonly ready: Promise; + lastSeq = 0; + private readonly byKey = new Map(); + /** The serial queue. One commit at a time, in the order they were asked for. */ + private tail: Promise = Promise.resolve(); + + constructor(open: Promise) { + this.ready = this.replay(open); + // A host can hold a session and read nothing from it for hours, so + // nothing may await `ready` for a long time. Mark the rejection handled + // here: a storage that cannot open must surface at the call that needs + // the log, and never as an unhandled rejection that ends the process. + void this.ready.catch(() => {}); + } + + private async replay(open: Promise): Promise { + const piSession = await open; + const found = await piSession.findEntries(); + // findEntries does not promise append order; Pi's seq does. + found.sort((a, b) => a.seq - b.seq); + for (const entry of found) { + if (entry.type !== 'custom' || entry.customType !== MESSAGE_ENTRY) continue; + this.cache(entry.data as Message); + } + return piSession; + } + + private cache(message: Message): void { + this.messages.push(message); + this.lastSeq = message.seq; + if (message.key !== undefined) this.byKey.set(message.key, message); + } + + /** + * Commit one message. The check, the append and the cache update run + * inside one link of the queue, and `landed` runs there too, before the + * next commit starts: what a caller does with a fresh message happens + * before anything else lands on top of it. + */ + commit( + intent: CommitIntent, + landed?: (message: T) => void, + ): Promise> { + const link = this.tail.then(() => this.write(intent, landed)); + // One write that fails must not stop the next one. The queue keeps its + // order; the caller of the failed write sees its failure. + this.tail = link.catch(() => {}); + return link; + } + + private async write( + intent: CommitIntent, + landed: ((message: T) => void) | undefined, + ): Promise> { + const piSession = await this.ready; + const seen = intent.key === undefined ? undefined : this.byKey.get(intent.key); + if (seen !== undefined) return { message: seen as T, repeated: true }; + if (intent.readThrough !== undefined && this.lastSeq > intent.readThrough) { + return { missed: this.since(intent.readThrough) }; + } + const stamped = { + ...intent.draft, + seq: this.lastSeq + 1, + ...(intent.key === undefined ? {} : { key: intent.key }), + } as T; + await piSession.appendCustomEntry(MESSAGE_ENTRY, stamped); + this.cache(stamped); + landed?.(stamped); + return { message: stamped }; + } + + since(cursor: Seq | undefined): Message[] { + if (cursor === undefined) return [...this.messages]; + return this.messages.filter((message) => message.seq > cursor); + } +} + +/** Every turn a model took, in the downstream session that owns it. */ +export async function persistTurns( + open: Promise, + agent: Agent, + at: string, +): Promise { + const piSeat = await open; + await piSeat.appendCustomEntry('ambion/activation', { at }); + for (const message of agent.state.messages) { + // Provider messages may carry undefined-valued fields, which Pi's + // durability check rejects; a JSON round-trip drops them. + await piSeat.appendMessage(JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(message))); + } +} diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/record.ts b/packages/ambion/src/record.ts deleted file mode 100644 index d2bdb8e..0000000 --- a/packages/ambion/src/record.ts +++ /dev/null @@ -1,107 +0,0 @@ -/** - * The record: every message a room committed, in the order it took a seq. - * - * It is the one thing a live room and a read of a stopped one share, so it - * knows nothing about either: it replays a Pi session into memory, hands out - * seqs one at a time, and persists on a chain that keeps commit order. What a - * seat reads is a rendering of this (`render.ts`), never this itself. - */ -import type { Agent, Session as PiSession } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; -import type { Message, Seq } from './types.ts'; - -/** The record lives as custom entries of this type in a Pi session. */ -const MESSAGE_ENTRY = 'ambion/message'; - -/** - * The replayed record. Both a run and a read need it, and neither needs the - * other's machinery, so it is the one thing they share. - */ -export class RecordStore { - readonly entries: Message[] = []; - readonly ready: Promise; - lastSeq = 0; - private tail: Promise = Promise.resolve(); - /** The first write that failed since the last report. See `drained`. */ - private failure: Error | undefined; - - constructor(open: Promise) { - this.ready = this.replay(open); - // A host can hold a session and read nothing from it for hours, so - // nothing may await `ready` for a long time. Mark the rejection handled - // here: a repo that cannot open must surface at the call that needs the - // store, and never as an unhandled rejection that ends the process. - void this.ready.catch(() => {}); - } - - private async replay(open: Promise): Promise { - const piSession = await open; - const found = await piSession.findEntries(); - // findEntries does not promise append order; seq does. - found.sort((a, b) => a.seq - b.seq); - for (const entry of found) { - if (entry.type !== 'custom' || entry.customType !== MESSAGE_ENTRY) continue; - this.entries.push(entry.data as Message); - } - this.lastSeq = this.entries.at(-1)?.seq ?? 0; - return piSession; - } - - /** - * Take the next seq, synchronously — the say tool's conflict check and this - * push must share one tick, or a rival say could slip between them. - * Persistence follows in commit order on a write chain. - */ - append(message: Omit): T { - const stamped = { ...message, seq: ++this.lastSeq } as T; - this.entries.push(stamped); - this.tail = this.tail - .then(async () => { - const piSession = await this.ready; - await piSession.appendCustomEntry(MESSAGE_ENTRY, stamped); - }) - // One write that fails must not stop the next one. The chain keeps - // its order and remembers the failure; a repo that recovers writes - // again. Without this catch the chain stays rejected for good. - .catch((error: unknown) => { - this.failure ??= toError(error); - }); - return stamped; - } - - /** - * Wait for the writes in flight, then report a failed one. The report - * clears it: the caller waiting on that write learns the record is - * incomplete, and the room keeps running rather than failing for ever. - */ - async drained(): Promise { - await this.tail; - const failure = this.failure; - if (failure === undefined) return; - this.failure = undefined; - throw failure; - } - - since(cursor: Seq | undefined): Message[] { - if (cursor === undefined) return [...this.entries]; - return this.entries.filter((message) => message.seq > cursor); - } -} - -/** Every turn a model took, in the downstream session that owns it. */ -export async function persistTurns( - open: Promise, - agent: Agent, - at: string, -): Promise { - const piSeat = await open; - await piSeat.appendCustomEntry('ambion/activation', { at }); - for (const message of agent.state.messages) { - // Provider messages may carry undefined-valued fields, which Pi's - // durability check rejects; a JSON round-trip drops them. - await piSeat.appendMessage(JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(message))); - } -} - -function toError(value: unknown): Error { - return value instanceof Error ? value : new Error(String(value)); -} diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/session.ts b/packages/ambion/src/session.ts index c0eb88b..a6b9ab2 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/session.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/session.ts @@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ * The room: the one place where a record, the seats around it, the people * visiting it and the exchanges they open become behaviour. * - * Everything with a life of its own has left. The record is `record.ts`, who + * Everything with a life of its own has left. The log is `log.ts`, who * is here is `presence.ts`, a seat and what wakes it is `seat.ts`, one * activation is `activation.ts`, an exchange is `exchange.ts`, the assistant is * `assistant.ts`, and every sentence a participant reads is `render.ts`. What is @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ * * - **Compose.** Seat the agents and the assistant, hold the reserve, admit the * people, seat and unseat while it runs, and take it all down again. - * - **Commit.** One lock, one seq at a time, for every author (rule 5), and + * - **Commit.** One queue, one seq at a time, for every author (rule 5), and * one `message` event per message however it was written. * - **Route.** Who hears a message, and who wakes for it. * - **Give an activation what only the room knows.** The model, the prompt, the @@ -36,8 +36,8 @@ import { } from './assistant.ts'; import { seated } from './define.ts'; import { type ClosedExchange, type Exchange, Exchanges } from './exchange.ts'; +import { type Committed, persistTurns, RoomLog } from './log.ts'; import { Attendance, type VisitRuntime } from './presence.ts'; -import { persistTurns, RecordStore } from './record.ts'; import { type Closing, type ComposingView, @@ -164,7 +164,12 @@ export interface Visit { readonly human: HumanDefinition; /** The seq of this person's last `left`, or undefined the first time. A live read. */ readonly since: Seq | undefined; - deliver(input: { to?: Participant; text: string }): Promise; + /** + * Put a message on the record. `key` names the delivery: a repeated key + * lands once, so a host that never learned whether a delivery landed + * delivers it again under the same key. + */ + deliver(input: { to?: Participant; text: string; key?: string }): Promise; leave(): Promise; } @@ -181,7 +186,7 @@ export function startSession(options: StartSessionOptions): Session { return session; } -/** Takes the room down: activations aborted, visits closed, timers cleared, writes drained. */ +/** Takes the room down: activations aborted, visits closed, every departure committed. */ export function stopSession(session: Session): Promise { if (!(session instanceof SessionImpl)) { throw new Error('stopSession takes a session from startSession.'); @@ -206,20 +211,20 @@ export function readSession(name: string, options: ReadSessionOptions = {}): Ses } class ReadOnlySession implements SessionView { - private readonly store: RecordStore; + private readonly log: RoomLog; private readonly here: Attendance; constructor( readonly name: string, sessions: SessionOpener, ) { - this.store = new RecordStore(sessions.open(name)); - this.here = new Attendance(() => this.store.entries); + this.log = new RoomLog(sessions.open(name)); + this.here = new Attendance(() => this.log.messages); } async messages(options: { since?: Seq } = {}): Promise { - await this.store.ready; - return this.store.since(options.since); + await this.log.ready; + return this.log.since(options.since); } /** A room that is not running has no agents standing up, and nobody in it. */ @@ -245,7 +250,12 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { private readonly goal?: string; private readonly runtime: Runtime; private readonly sessions: SessionOpener; - private readonly store: RecordStore; + private readonly log: RoomLog; + /** + * The record replayed, and the composition checked against it: a name the + * record knows as a person cannot be seated. Every operation waits here. + */ + private readonly ready: Promise; private readonly agents = new Map(); /** The reserve: agents the room may seat later, held with the attention they will take. */ private readonly reserve = new Map(); @@ -273,7 +283,7 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { this.goal = options.goal?.trim() || undefined; this.runtime = runtime; this.sessions = options.repo ? sessionsOver(options.repo) : runtime.sessions; - this.store = new RecordStore(this.sessions.open(this.name)); + this.log = new RoomLog(this.sessions.open(this.name)); for (const seat of options.agents ?? []) this.place(seat); // Seated at the narrow end: nothing said in the room wakes the assistant; // the open and the close of an exchange do, and it is here for the whole run. @@ -286,6 +296,22 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { for (const { def } of [...this.agents.values(), ...this.reserve.values()]) { runtime.catalog.set(def.name, def); } + this.ready = this.compose(); + void this.ready.catch(() => {}); + } + + /** + * The composition against the record: `assertFreeName` reads the record, + * so the check the constructor ran saw an empty one. This is the check + * that counts, and the first call that needs the room sees its refusal. + */ + private async compose(): Promise { + await this.log.ready; + for (const name of [...this.agents.keys(), ...this.reserve.keys()]) { + if (this.here.knows(name)) { + throw new Error(`Duplicate agent name '${name}': one name names one participant.`); + } + } } /** The room's clock, as an ISO stamp for the record. */ @@ -294,7 +320,7 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { } private get record(): Message[] { - return this.store.entries; + return this.log.messages; } /** Seat one agent, refusing a name the room already knows. */ @@ -331,7 +357,7 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { /** The host puts an agent on the roster. From the reserve when it is there; from anywhere else too. */ async seat(seat: AgentSeat): Promise { this.assertRunning(); - await this.store.ready; + await this.ready; const given = this.unwrap(seat); const held = this.reserve.get(given.def.name); if (held) this.reserve.delete(given.def.name); @@ -350,7 +376,7 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { /** The host takes an agent off the roster. Never the assistant. */ async unseat(agent: AgentDefinition): Promise { this.assertRunning(); - await this.store.ready; + await this.ready; const seat = this.agents.get(agent.name); if (!seat) throw new Error(`'${agent.name}' is not seated in this session.`); if (this.assistant.is(agent.name)) { @@ -385,7 +411,7 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { */ private seatSession(seat: SeatRuntime): Promise { seat.piSeat ??= (async () => { - await this.store.ready; + await this.ready; return this.sessions.open(`${this.name}:${seat.def.name}`, this.name); })(); return seat.piSeat; @@ -442,8 +468,8 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { } async messages(options: { since?: Seq } = {}): Promise { - await this.store.ready; - return this.store.since(options.since); + await this.ready; + return this.log.since(options.since); } seats(): SeatInfo[] { @@ -468,8 +494,9 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { /** Puts a person in the room. A second visit while they are here is the same visit. */ async visit(human: HumanDefinition): Promise { this.assertRunning(); + await this.ready; + // Checked after the replay: a name the record knows is only known then. this.assertVisitable(human); - await this.store.ready; const already = this.here.visitOf(human.name); if (already) return this.handle(already); // The room changes before the message does: a seat woken by the arrival @@ -500,17 +527,34 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { if (this.stopped) throw new Error(`Session '${this.name}' is stopped.`); } - private async commitPresence(change: Omit): Promise { - await this.publish(this.store.append({ ...change, at: this.now() })); + /** A presence change the room commits under a fresh key, and routes. */ + private async commitPresence(change: Omit): Promise { + await this.commit({ + key: crypto.randomUUID(), + draft: { ...change, at: this.now() }, + }); + } + + /** + * One operation on the room's commit queue: the write, and then what the + * room does with a fresh message, inside the same link of the queue. A + * repeated key lands nothing, so the room does nothing with it either. + */ + private commit( + intent: Parameters[0] & { draft: Omit }, + route = true, + ): Promise> { + return this.log.commit(intent, (message) => + route ? this.committed(message) : this.emit({ type: 'message', message }), + ); } /** - * What happens to every message once it holds a seq: it persists, the host + * What happens to every message once its write is confirmed: the host * hears about it, and the room routes it. One message, one event, one * order — stated here rather than at each of the commit sites. */ - private async publish(message: Message): Promise { - await this.store.drained(); + private committed(message: Message): void { // The message lands, then what it opened: an exchange is a fact about a // message the host has already seen. Both come before the routing, so // nothing wakes on a message the host has not heard about. @@ -576,23 +620,22 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { this.stopped = true; try { this.abort(); - await this.store.ready; + await this.ready; // A deliberate shutdown observed everybody leaving, so the record // says so, and the host hears it. It wakes nobody: an activation // started to hear that the room is closing is an activation nobody reads. for (const visit of this.here.all()) { visit.gone = true; this.here.leave(visit.human.name); - this.commitUnrouted({ kind: 'left', from: visit.human.name }); + await this.commitUnrouted({ kind: 'left', from: visit.human.name }); } // What the run added leaves with it, the same way: the next run begins // from the composition `startSession` was given. for (const seat of this.agents.values()) { if (!seat.added) continue; this.retire(seat); - this.commitUnrouted({ kind: 'unseated', from: seat.def.name }); + await this.commitUnrouted({ kind: 'unseated', from: seat.def.name }); } - await this.store.drained(); } finally { // The name comes free whatever the repo did. A failed write must // not leave a room that can never be started again. @@ -603,32 +646,33 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { } /** A presence change the closing room commits and routes to nobody: an activation nobody reads. */ - private commitUnrouted(change: Omit): void { - this.emit({ - type: 'message', - message: this.store.append({ ...change, at: this.now() }), - }); + private async commitUnrouted(change: Omit): Promise { + await this.commit( + { key: crypto.randomUUID(), draft: { ...change, at: this.now() } }, + false, + ); } // -- messages ------------------------------------------------------------ private async deliverFrom( from: string, - input: { to?: Participant; text: string }, + input: { to?: Participant; text: string; key?: string }, ): Promise { const to = input.to?.name; if (to !== undefined && !this.here.knows(to) && !this.agents.has(to)) { throw new Error(`Cannot direct a delivery to '${to}': not in this session.`); } - await this.publish( - this.store.append({ + await this.commit({ + key: input.key ?? crypto.randomUUID(), + draft: { kind: 'said', at: this.now(), from, ...(to === undefined ? {} : { to }), text: input.text, - }), - ); + }, + }); } private emit(event: SessionEvent): void { @@ -691,7 +735,7 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { } private activate(seat: SeatRuntime): void { - const activation = new Activation(seat.def.name, this.store.lastSeq, { + const activation = new Activation(seat.def.name, this.log.lastSeq, { open: (running) => this.open(seat, running), persist: (agent) => persistTurns(this.seatSession(seat), agent, this.now()), emit: (event) => this.emit(event), @@ -707,7 +751,7 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { // the question as it was asked. const rebuilds = !this.assistant.is(seat.def.name); void activation - .run(rebuilds, () => this.store.lastSeq) + .run(rebuilds, () => this.log.lastSeq) .finally(() => this.ended(seat, activation)); } @@ -843,8 +887,11 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { now: () => this.now(), reserve: () => this.reserved(), seat: (name) => this.admit(name), - commit: (draft) => this.store.append(draft), - publish: (message) => this.publish(message), + commit: async (key, draft) => { + const committed = await this.commit({ key, draft }); + if ('missed' in committed) throw new Error('A seating commits under no lock.'); + return committed.message; + }, written: () => { activation.spoke = true; }, @@ -856,9 +903,8 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { return summariseTool(seat.def.name, closing, { stopped: () => this.stopped, now: () => this.now(), - lastSeq: () => this.store.lastSeq, - claim: (author, draft) => this.claim(author, draft), - publish: (message) => this.publish(message), + lastSeq: () => this.log.lastSeq, + commit: (key, author, draft) => this.claim(key, author, draft), written: () => { activation.spoke = true; }, @@ -877,7 +923,7 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { to: Type.Optional(Type.String({ description: 'A participant name from the roster.' })), text: Type.String(), }), - execute: async (_toolCallId, rawParams) => { + execute: async (toolCallId, rawParams) => { const params = rawParams as { to?: string; text: string }; const to = params.to?.trim() ? params.to.trim() : undefined; // Rule 5 comes first: a seat that has not read the record is told @@ -892,36 +938,44 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { if (text === '') { throw new Error('The message is empty. Say something, or end your turn instead.'); } - // Nothing has awaited since the check, so the record stands where the - // seat read it, and the append is the commit half of rule 5's one tick. - const message = this.store.append({ - kind: 'said', - at: this.now(), - from: seat.def.name, - ...(to === undefined ? {} : { to }), - text, - }); - // The seat has heard its own say before anybody else hears of it. - activation.heard(message.seq); + // The queue runs the same check again where the write happens: a + // message that lands between here and there refuses this one. + const committed = await this.claim( + toolCallId, + { name: seat.def.name, readThrough: activation.readThrough }, + { + kind: 'said', + at: this.now(), + from: seat.def.name, + ...(to === undefined ? {} : { to }), + text, + }, + // The seat has heard its own say before anybody else hears of it. + (message) => activation.heard(message.seq), + ); + if ('missed' in committed) throw this.refused(activation, committed.missed); activation.spoke = true; - await this.publish(message); return delivered(); }, }; } /** - * Rule 5 for a say: the record moved past what this activation has read, so - * the say is refused and the seat is told what landed. Now heard, the seat - * decides again against the record as it stands. The check and the append - * in `sayTool` share one tick, as `claim` does for a summary. + * Rule 5 for a say, checked before the say is examined: the record moved + * past what this activation has read, so the say is refused and the seat + * is told what landed. The queue runs the check that counts. */ private assertHeard(seat: SeatRuntime, activation: Activation): void { - if (this.store.lastSeq <= activation.readThrough) return; - const missed = this.store.since(activation.readThrough); + if (this.log.lastSeq <= activation.readThrough) return; + const missed = this.log.since(activation.readThrough); this.emit({ type: 'conflict', author: seat.def.name, missed }); - activation.heard(this.store.lastSeq); - throw new Error( + throw this.refused(activation, missed); + } + + /** What a refused seat is told. Now heard, it decides again against the record as it stands. */ + private refused(activation: Activation, missed: Message[]): Error { + activation.heard(this.log.lastSeq); + return new Error( refusal( 'Not delivered — the room moved while you were speaking. New on the record:', missed, @@ -945,22 +999,28 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { } /** - * Rule 5 for a summary: claim the record's next seq for an author that has - * read everything before it. The check and the append share one tick, so - * exactly one of two racing authors wins, and the loser is handed what it - * missed. A seat's say is refused the same way in `assertHeard`, for the - * same reason — which is why the event names the author, not the seat. + * Rule 5 for a say and for a summary: commit under `readThrough`, the seq + * the author has read. The queue refuses a commit the record moved past, + * and the loser is handed what it missed. The event names the author, not + * the seat: a say and a summary are refused the same way. */ - private claim( + private async claim( + key: string, author: { name: string; readThrough: Seq }, - draft: Omit, - ): { message: T } | { missed: Message[] } { - if (this.store.lastSeq > author.readThrough) { - const missed = this.store.since(author.readThrough); - this.emit({ type: 'conflict', author: author.name, missed }); - return { missed }; + draft: Omit, + heard?: (message: T) => void, + ): Promise> { + const committed = await this.log.commit( + { key, readThrough: author.readThrough, draft }, + (message) => { + heard?.(message); + this.committed(message); + }, + ); + if ('missed' in committed) { + this.emit({ type: 'conflict', author: author.name, missed: committed.missed }); } - return { message: this.store.append(draft) }; + return committed; } // -- the assistant ------------------------------------------------------------ @@ -971,7 +1031,7 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { * reader of a closed exchange and not the only one. */ private closeExchange(worked: boolean): void { - const closing = this.exchanges.close(this.store.lastSeq); + const closing = this.exchanges.close(this.log.lastSeq); if (closing) this.emit({ type: 'exchange_closed', exchange: closing }); this.summariseClosed(closing, worked); } @@ -997,7 +1057,7 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { /** What the assistant reads to decide whether a range needs a message. */ private dueArgs(): [readonly Message[], Seq, (name: string) => boolean] { - return [this.record, this.store.lastSeq, (name) => this.speaksForItself(name)]; + return [this.record, this.log.lastSeq, (name) => this.speaksForItself(name)]; } /** The assistant takes the draft it is due, unless the room is closing. */ @@ -1045,7 +1105,7 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { presence: this.here.presenceOf(name), changedAt: this.here.lastChangeAt(name), since, - unseen: since === undefined ? 0 : this.store.since(since).length, + unseen: since === undefined ? 0 : this.log.since(since).length, }); } return views; diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/types.ts b/packages/ambion/src/types.ts index 27fd51a..9dfee83 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/types.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/types.ts @@ -16,6 +16,8 @@ export type Seq = number; export interface SpokenMessage { kind: 'said'; seq: Seq; + /** The key the commit carried. A repeated key lands once. */ + key?: string; /** ISO timestamp, stamped by the runtime at the moment it landed. */ at: string; /** A participant's name — stamped by the runtime, never claimed. */ @@ -38,6 +40,7 @@ export type PresenceChange = 'arrived' | 'left' | 'seated' | 'unseated'; export interface PresenceMessage { kind: PresenceChange; seq: Seq; + key?: string; at: string; /** * The participant whose presence changed: a person, stamped from the visit @@ -64,6 +67,7 @@ export interface PresenceMessage { export interface SummaryMessage { kind: 'summary'; seq: Seq; + key?: string; at: string; /** The assistant that wrote it. */ from: string; diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/log.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/log.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..97e8392 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/ambion/test/log.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,93 @@ +/** + * The log commits one entry at a time. A key lands once, a commit the record + * moved past is refused, and nothing observes a message before its write + * is confirmed. + */ + +import { describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'; +import { InMemorySessionRepo, type SpokenMessage } from '../src/index.ts'; +import { RoomLog } from '../src/log.ts'; +import { sessionsOver } from '../src/runtime.ts'; +import { deferred, roomName } from './support/room.ts'; +import { faultyOpener, memory } from './support/storage.ts'; + +const say = (text: string): Omit => ({ + kind: 'said', + at: '2026-01-01T09:00:00.000Z', + from: 'andrei', + text, +}); + +const open = async () => new RoomLog((await memory.open()).sessions.open(roomName('log'))); + +describe('RoomLog', () => { + it('lands a repeated key once, and hands back the first message', async () => { + const log = await open(); + const first = await log.commit({ key: 'k1', draft: say('one') }); + const again = await log.commit({ key: 'k1', draft: say('one, again') }); + expect(first).toEqual({ message: { ...say('one'), seq: 1, key: 'k1' } }); + expect(again).toEqual({ message: { ...say('one'), seq: 1, key: 'k1' }, repeated: true }); + expect(log.lastSeq).toBe(1); + expect(log.messages).toHaveLength(1); + // the next key takes the next seq + const next = await log.commit({ key: 'k2', draft: say('two') }); + expect('message' in next && next.message.seq).toBe(2); + }); + + it('lets one of two commits under one readThrough land, and refuses the other with what it missed', async () => { + const log = await open(); + await log.commit({ key: 'q', draft: say('the question') }); + const [first, second] = await Promise.all([ + log.commit({ key: 'a', readThrough: 1, draft: { ...say('first answer'), from: 'alpha' } }), + log.commit({ key: 'b', readThrough: 1, draft: { ...say('second answer'), from: 'beta' } }), + ]); + expect('message' in first && first.message.seq).toBe(2); + expect('missed' in second && second.missed.map((m) => m.seq)).toEqual([2]); + // the refused commit consumed no seq + expect(log.lastSeq).toBe(2); + const third = await log.commit({ key: 'c', readThrough: 2, draft: say('third') }); + expect('message' in third && third.message.seq).toBe(3); + }); + + it('shows a message only once its write resolves', async () => { + const opened = await memory.open(); + const slow = deferred(); + const sessions = { + open: async (id: string) => { + const piSession = await opened.sessions.open(id); + const append = piSession.appendCustomEntry.bind(piSession); + piSession.appendCustomEntry = async (type, data) => { + await slow.promise; + return append(type, data); + }; + return piSession; + }, + }; + const log = new RoomLog(sessions.open(roomName('slow'))); + const landed: number[] = []; + const commit = log.commit({ key: 'k', draft: say('slow') }, (m) => landed.push(m.seq)); + await new Promise((resolve) => setImmediate(resolve)); + expect(log.messages).toHaveLength(0); + expect(log.lastSeq).toBe(0); + expect(landed).toEqual([]); + slow.resolve(); + await commit; + expect(log.messages).toHaveLength(1); + expect(landed).toEqual([1]); + }); + + it('drops a commit whose write fails, and the next one takes its seq', async () => { + const faulty = faultyOpener(sessionsOver(new InMemorySessionRepo())); + const log = new RoomLog(faulty.sessions.open(roomName('faulty'))); + await log.commit({ key: 'a', draft: say('kept') }); + faulty.fail(true); + await expect(log.commit({ key: 'b', draft: say('lost') })).rejects.toThrow(/disk is full/); + faulty.fail(false); + const next = await log.commit({ key: 'c', draft: say('kept too') }); + expect('message' in next && next.message.seq).toBe(2); + expect(log.messages.map((m) => m.kind === 'said' && m.text)).toEqual(['kept', 'kept too']); + // the same key lands now: the first attempt left nothing behind + const retried = await log.commit({ key: 'b', draft: say('lost, retried') }); + expect('message' in retried && retried.message.seq).toBe(3); + }); +}); diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/presence.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/presence.test.ts index 2fbba28..2d83e81 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/presence.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/presence.test.ts @@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ -import type { Session as PiSession, SessionRepo } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; import { afterEach, describe, expect, it, vi } from 'vitest'; import { attentive, + createRuntime, defineAgent, defineHuman, InMemorySessionRepo, @@ -10,12 +10,14 @@ import { passive, readSession, type Session, + type SessionOpener, startSession, stopSession, visitSession, } from '../src/index.ts'; import { andrei, assistant, collect, deferred, roomName as name } from './support/room.ts'; import { contextText, quiet, scripted } from './support/scripted.ts'; +import { faultyOpener, memory } from './support/storage.ts'; // -- a room that never speaks ------------------------------------------------ @@ -330,82 +332,69 @@ describe('presence', () => { }); }); -// -- a repository that fails ------------------------------------------------ - -/** A Pi repository the test can break and mend, to see what the room does. */ -function brittleRepo(): { repo: SessionRepo; entries: unknown[]; fail: (on: boolean) => void } { - let failing = false; - const entries: unknown[] = []; - const piSession = { - id: 'brittle', - findEntries: async () => [], - appendCustomEntry: async (_type: string, data: unknown) => { - if (failing) throw new Error('the disk is full'); - entries.push(data); - }, - appendMessage: async () => {}, - } as unknown as PiSession; - const repo = { - list: async () => [], - create: async () => piSession, - open: async () => piSession, - } as unknown as SessionRepo; - return { repo, entries, fail: (on: boolean) => (failing = on) }; +// -- a storage that fails ---------------------------------------------------- + +/** A room over a storage the test can break and mend. */ +async function brittle(): Promise<{ session: Session; fail: (on: boolean) => void }> { + const faulty = faultyOpener((await memory.open()).sessions); + const runtime = createRuntime({ sessions: faulty.sessions }); + const session = startSession({ + name: roomName(), + assistant, + agents: [watcher], + streamFn: recording, + runtime, + }); + return { session, fail: faulty.fail }; } -describe('a repository that fails', () => { - it('reports one failed write, then writes again once the repository mends', async () => { - const { repo, entries, fail } = brittleRepo(); - const session = startSession({ - name: roomName(), - assistant, - agents: [watcher], - streamFn: recording, - repo, - }); +describe('a storage that fails', () => { + it('drops the delivery whose write failed, and the next one takes its seq', async () => { + const { session, fail } = await brittle(); + const seen = collect(session); const visit = await visitSession(session, andrei); - expect(entries).toHaveLength(1); fail(true); await expect(visit.deliver({ text: 'lost' })).rejects.toThrow(/disk is full/); + // the failed delivery is nowhere: not on the record, not on the stream, and nobody woke + expect(await session.messages()).toHaveLength(1); + expect(seen.filter((e) => e.type === 'message')).toHaveLength(1); + expect(seen.some((e) => e.type === 'activation_start')).toBe(false); - // the chain carries on: a mended repository writes the next message + // the queue carries on: a mended storage writes the next message, at the next seq fail(false); await expect(visit.deliver({ text: 'kept' })).resolves.toBeUndefined(); - // the message that failed is gone from the repository, and only it - expect(entries).toHaveLength(2); - // the running room never lost it, so it still reads all three - expect(await session.messages()).toHaveLength(3); + const record = await session.messages(); + expect(record.map((m) => m.seq)).toEqual([1, 2]); + expect(record.map((m) => m.kind)).toEqual(['arrived', 'said']); await stopSession(session); }); it('frees the name when the shutdown itself cannot write', async () => { - const { repo, fail } = brittleRepo(); - const name = roomName(); - const session = startSession({ name, assistant, agents: [watcher], streamFn: recording, repo }); + const { session, fail } = await brittle(); await visitSession(session, andrei); fail(true); await expect(stopSession(session)).rejects.toThrow(/disk is full/); // a room that cannot be started again is worse than one that lost a write const again = track( - startSession({ name, assistant, agents: [watcher], streamFn: recording, repo }), + startSession({ + name: session.name, + assistant, + agents: [watcher], + streamFn: recording, + runtime: createRuntime(), + }), ); - expect(again.name).toBe(name); + expect(again.name).toBe(session.name); }); - it('surfaces a repository it cannot open, and never as an unhandled rejection', async () => { - const unreachable = { - list: async () => { - throw new Error('the repository is unreachable'); - }, - create: async () => { - throw new Error('the repository is unreachable'); - }, + it('surfaces a storage it cannot open, and never as an unhandled rejection', async () => { + const unreachable: SessionOpener = { open: async () => { - throw new Error('the repository is unreachable'); + throw new Error('the storage is unreachable'); }, - } as unknown as SessionRepo; + }; const loose: unknown[] = []; const note = (reason: unknown) => loose.push(reason); process.on('unhandledRejection', note); @@ -415,9 +404,9 @@ describe('a repository that fails', () => { assistant, agents: [watcher], streamFn: recording, - repo: unreachable, + runtime: createRuntime({ sessions: unreachable }), }); - // the failure waits for the call that needs the store + // the failure waits for the call that needs the log await expect(session.messages()).rejects.toThrow(/unreachable/); await expect(visitSession(session, andrei)).rejects.toThrow(/unreachable/); await expect(stopSession(session)).rejects.toThrow(/unreachable/); diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/session.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/session.test.ts index f6157fa..18c9dca 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/session.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/session.test.ts @@ -503,6 +503,61 @@ describe('startSession', () => { expect(JSON.stringify(turns)).toContain('"say"'); }); + it('lands a repeated delivery key once', async () => { + const echo = defineAgent({ + name: 'echo', + identity: 'Echoes.', + instructions: 'echo', + model: 'scripted/echo', + }); + const session = startSession({ + name: roomName('keys'), + assistant, + agents: [echo], + streamFn: scripted(() => quiet()), + }); + const events = collect(session); + const visit = await enter(session); + await visit.deliver({ text: 'once', key: 'delivery-1' }); + await visit.deliver({ text: 'once, retried', key: 'delivery-1' }); + await session.settled(); + + const said = spoken(await session.messages()); + expect(said.map((m) => [m.seq, m.text, m.key])).toEqual([[2, 'once', 'delivery-1']]); + // one message, one event, one activation + expect(events.filter((e) => e.type === 'message' && e.message.kind === 'said')).toHaveLength(1); + expect(events.filter((e) => e.type === 'activation_start')).toHaveLength(1); + // a seat's say carries Pi's tool call id, and a person's delivery its key + expect(said[0]?.key).toBe('delivery-1'); + await stopSession(session); + }); + + it('refuses a composition that seats a name the record knows as a person', async () => { + const repo = new InMemorySessionRepo(); + const name = roomName('clash'); + const first = startSession({ name, assistant, repo, streamFn: scripted(() => quiet()) }); + await visitSession(first, andrei); + await stopSession(first); + + const impostor = defineAgent({ + name: 'andrei', + identity: "An agent wearing a person's name.", + instructions: 'confuse', + model: 'scripted/impostor', + }); + const again = startSession({ + name, + assistant, + agents: [impostor], + repo, + streamFn: scripted(() => quiet()), + }); + // the record is replayed by the first call, and that call is refused + await expect(again.messages()).rejects.toThrow(/one name names one participant/); + await expect(visitSession(again, andrei)).rejects.toThrow(/one name names one participant/); + await expect(stopSession(again)).rejects.toThrow(/one name names one participant/); + }); + it('refuses a duplicate agent name', () => { const twin = defineAgent({ name: 'solo', diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/support/invariants.ts b/packages/ambion/test/support/invariants.ts index 5d8fe59..b8574a3 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/support/invariants.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/support/invariants.ts @@ -37,6 +37,9 @@ export async function invariants( expect(names).toContain(message.from); if ('by' in message && message.by !== undefined) expect(names).toContain(message.by); } + // Every key names one message. + const keys = messages.flatMap((m) => (m.key === undefined ? [] : [m.key])); + expect(new Set(keys).size).toBe(keys.length); for (const summary of messages.filter(isSummary)) { expect(summary.covers.through).toBe(summary.seq - 1); expect(summary.covers.from).toBeLessThanOrEqual(summary.covers.through); From dece29224430ea8ecdd4751b6055fab0f918549b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Wed, 9 Sep 2026 00:54:55 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 03/20] Make the log the truth: leases, wakes on the message, folds and reconcile The room is now one operation and one step. A commit builds its message where the write happens, with the seats it wakes written on the message, and sends once the write is confirmed. Reconcile folds the log, decides, writes what it decided and sends; it runs after every commit, every lease change, every alarm and every wake, and running it twice writes nothing. Every fact about the room is a fold over the log: the roster from the composition row and the seatings after it, the people from arrivals and departures, the open exchange from the last close row, the leases, the wakes still pending and the summaries still owed. Attendance, Exchanges and the assistant's in-memory scheduler are gone. An activation's id is derived from the log, and it holds a lease with an expiry. A seat reaches its room through three JSON calls (view, commit, lease) and the room reaches a seat through two (wake, steer), so a seat and a room can live in two processes. A lost wake is sent again after the resend window, a lost release expires on the room's alarm, a lost steer is read off the record at the next pass, and a request under a lease that ended is refused as stale. A failed draft retries after a backoff, up to three attempts, on the room's own alarm. resumeSession brings a name back over its log and continues a mid-exchange room; runtime.evict drops one from memory and writes nothing. stopSession revokes the leases in flight and writes left for everyone present; the next run writes its own composition row. readSession folds the roster. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017i49PfakG27M56FjqvyG1e --- docs/agent.md | 116 +- docs/assistant.md | 60 +- docs/exchange.md | 52 +- docs/presence.md | 21 +- docs/roster.md | 56 +- docs/toolchain.md | 9 +- examples/site/src/demo.ts | 4 +- packages/ambion/src/activation.ts | 97 +- packages/ambion/src/assistant.ts | 366 ++--- packages/ambion/src/exchange.ts | 58 +- packages/ambion/src/fold.ts | 210 +++ packages/ambion/src/index.ts | 33 +- packages/ambion/src/lease.ts | 106 ++ packages/ambion/src/log.ts | 90 +- packages/ambion/src/presence.ts | 114 +- packages/ambion/src/reconcile.ts | 176 +++ packages/ambion/src/render.ts | 11 +- packages/ambion/src/runtime.ts | 55 +- packages/ambion/src/seat.ts | 324 +++- packages/ambion/src/session.ts | 1644 +++++++++++--------- packages/ambion/src/types.ts | 13 + packages/ambion/src/wire.ts | 160 ++ packages/ambion/test/assistant.test.ts | 35 +- packages/ambion/test/lease.test.ts | 174 +++ packages/ambion/test/matrix.test.ts | 10 +- packages/ambion/test/presence.test.ts | 8 +- packages/ambion/test/reconcile.test.ts | 205 +++ packages/ambion/test/restart.test.ts | 371 +++++ packages/ambion/test/roster.test.ts | 56 +- packages/ambion/test/session.test.ts | 7 +- packages/ambion/test/support/invariants.ts | 31 +- packages/ambion/test/support/room.ts | 25 + packages/ambion/test/support/scenarios.ts | 38 +- packages/ambion/test/support/scripted.ts | 32 + packages/ambion/test/support/storage.ts | 3 +- packages/ambion/test/support/transport.ts | 118 ++ packages/ambion/test/wire.test.ts | 150 ++ 37 files changed, 3633 insertions(+), 1405 deletions(-) create mode 100644 packages/ambion/src/fold.ts create mode 100644 packages/ambion/src/lease.ts create mode 100644 packages/ambion/src/reconcile.ts create mode 100644 packages/ambion/src/wire.ts create mode 100644 packages/ambion/test/lease.test.ts create mode 100644 packages/ambion/test/reconcile.test.ts create mode 100644 packages/ambion/test/restart.test.ts create mode 100644 packages/ambion/test/support/transport.ts create mode 100644 packages/ambion/test/wire.test.ts diff --git a/docs/agent.md b/docs/agent.md index a9fee2e..3d69f49 100644 --- a/docs/agent.md +++ b/docs/agent.md @@ -231,6 +231,8 @@ type Message = kind: 'said'; seq: number; // monotonic, assigned at commit, strictly ordered key?: string; // the key the commit carried; a repeated key lands once + activationId?: string; // the activation that wrote it; absent on a delivery + wakes?: string[]; // the seats the room decided to wake for it at: string; // stamped by the runtime, at the moment it landed from: string; // a participant's name — stamped by the runtime, never claimed to?: string; // present when the delivery or say was directed @@ -240,15 +242,21 @@ type Message = kind: 'arrived' | 'left' | 'seated' | 'unseated'; seq: number; key?: string; + activationId?: string; // on a 'seated' the assistant wrote + wakes?: string[]; at: string; from: string; // the participant whose presence changed — stamped by the runtime identity?: string; // on 'arrived' and 'seated': how the room knew them by?: string; // on 'seated': the assistant, when it did the seating + attention?: Attention; // on 'seated': what wakes the seat; absent means 'broadcast' + preferences?: string; // on 'arrived': how the person reads, when they said so } | { kind: 'summary'; seq: number; key?: string; + activationId?: string; + wakes?: string[]; at: string; from: string; // the assistant, which wrote it to: string; // the person whose question opened the exchange @@ -271,8 +279,9 @@ below applies to all three kinds unchanged, which is why the record holds one union and one sequence. Beyond identity, the mechanics are eight rules. The first six are the -room's routing and voice; all of the routing is one function, `dispatch` in -`session.ts`. +room's routing and voice; all of the routing is one function, `routing` in +`session.ts`, and it is written on the message: `wakes` names the seats the +room decided to wake, so a message and its routing are one write. **1. Every message activates every idle agent, in parallel.** A human's delivery, a person arriving, and a colleague's undirected `say` route @@ -305,8 +314,13 @@ slightly different order than the record. Its working view is its own, temporary by design: when the agent goes idle the view is discarded, and the next activation reads the record itself. The record is canonical. +A steer may be lost on the way to a seat. The message is on the record, +so nothing is lost with it: when a pass ends, the activation renews its +lease, and the renewal says how far the record reaches. An activation that +heard less than that reads the room again through a fresh view. + **3. Speaking is a tool; silence is the default.** An activated agent holds -one built-in tool, `say({ to?, text })` (`sayTool` in `session.ts`). Ending +one built-in tool, `say({ to?, text })` (`sayTool` in `seat.ts`). Ending an activation without calling it is declining. Declining leaves no mark on the record — the way a colleague reads the room and keeps working. The tool refuses an empty text for the same reason: a message with nothing in it @@ -410,8 +424,8 @@ Each agent's tool calls belong to its own working context; other participants see its `say`s only, because the record is all any view renders. The hands are still auditable: every activation's full turns land in the seat's own downstream Pi session — `:`, parented to the -room's, named by `seats().sessionId`, listed by the same repo (`persistRun` -in `session.ts`) — so what an agent actually did can be replayed long after +room's, named by `seats().sessionId`, opened by the same opener +(`persistTurns` in `log.ts`) — so what an agent actually did can be replayed long after its working view reset. The record is never rewritten for anyone. ### Observing the room @@ -514,14 +528,22 @@ controls: like any other, and its activation counts. That difference keeps an exchange's end fixed. [`exchange.md`](exchange.md) §6 fixes the order of the events at the close. -- **`abort()`** cancels every activation in flight — Pi's own abort, fanned - out — - and the room settles. What was said stays, what was mid-flight ends - without speaking, and an aborted activation stays cancelled even if a steer - was still queued against it. The room is still running afterwards. +- **`abort()`** revokes every lease in flight: the room writes `ended` with + reason `revoked` for each one, cuts the seat side with Pi's own abort, and + settles. What was said stays, what was mid-flight ends without speaking, + and an aborted activation stays cancelled even if a steer was still queued + against it. The room is still running afterwards. - **`stopSession`** is the one that ends it, and it is `abort()` plus - everything else a run holds: the visits close, the writes drain, and the - handle is spent. + everything else a run holds: the visits close with a `left` for everyone + present, the alarm is cancelled, and the handle is spent. It writes no + `unseated`: the next run writes its own composition, and the roster folds + from that ([`roster.md`](roster.md) §5). +- **`resumeSession(name, { runtime })`** brings a name back up over its + log, with the composition the log holds. Every name on the roster + resolves through the runtime's catalog. The room reconciles at once: a + lease the last run left expires, a wake it left pending is sent again, + and an exchange it left open closes. `runtime.evict(name)` is the other + half: it drops a running room from memory and writes nothing. `messages()` and `seats()` are the pull side; the stream is the push side. A listener learns nothing the pulls cannot tell it — it only learns it @@ -529,22 +551,51 @@ sooner. `readSession(name, { repo })` returns the pull side alone — `messages()`, `seats()`, `subscribe()` — and `Session` extends it, so code that only -reads takes the narrower type and cannot start anything by accident. +reads takes the narrower type and cannot start anything by accident. Its +`seats()` folds the same composition row a running room folds, so a stopped +room says who was in it: the roster, every seat idle, and every person the +record knows. One file per concern, and `session.ts` is the room that composes them: the -log in [`log.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/log.ts), who is here in -[`presence.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/presence.ts), a seat and what wakes it -in [`seat.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/seat.ts), one activation in -[`activation.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/activation.ts), the exchange in -[`exchange.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/exchange.ts), what the assistant -writes in [`assistant.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/assistant.ts), what an -agent's tools reach into in -[`workspace.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/workspace.ts), and what any of them -reads in [`render.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/render.ts). - -**A seat is seated for the run. An activation lasts seconds.** What an -activation has heard, what landed while it worked, and whether it left a mark -belong to the activation and end with it. Rule 5's `readThrough` is an +log in [`log.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/log.ts), every fact folded over it +in [`fold.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/fold.ts), the step the room takes in +[`reconcile.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/reconcile.ts), who is here in +[`presence.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/presence.ts), a seat, what wakes it +and the seat's side of the wire in [`seat.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/seat.ts), +an activation's id and lease in [`lease.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/lease.ts), +one activation in [`activation.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/activation.ts), +the exchange in [`exchange.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/exchange.ts), what the +assistant writes in [`assistant.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/assistant.ts), +what crosses between a seat and its room in +[`wire.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/wire.ts), what an agent's tools reach +into in [`workspace.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/workspace.ts), what a host +owns in [`runtime.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/runtime.ts), and what any of +them reads in [`render.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/render.ts). + +**The log is the truth, and the room moves by reconciling.** Every fact +about the room is a fold over the log and the clock: the roster, the +reserve, the people, the open exchange, the leases, the wakes still +pending and the summaries still owed. `reconcile()` folds the log, decides, +writes what it decided, and sends. It runs after every commit, every lease +change, every alarm and every wake, and running it twice writes nothing. +Four kinds of entry hold it all, in the room's one Pi session: +`ambion/message`, `ambion/lease`, `ambion/close` and `ambion/composition`. +Every entry beside a message carries `after`, the last message seq when it +was written. + +**A seat is seated for the run. An activation lasts seconds.** An +activation's id is derived from the log: the seq of the message that woke +the seat and the seat's name (`2:product`), or the close it answers and the +attempt number (`close:9:1`). Nothing mints an id, so a wake is safe to send +twice, a retried commit lands once, and every entry an activation writes +carries its `activationId`. An activation holds a lease: `running`, claimed +and renewed with an expiry, then `ended`, with a reason — `released`, +`failed`, `refused`, `revoked` or `expired`. A request from an activation +whose lease ended is refused as `stale`. A running lease that stops +renewing expires on the room's alarm: the room reports a failed activation +as an `error` event, and the seat's next request is refused. What an +activation has heard, what landed while it worked, and whether it left a +mark belong to the activation and end with it. Rule 5's `readThrough` is an activation's fact. Storage is Pi's. The record lives in a Pi session — each message a custom @@ -555,7 +606,18 @@ the shorthand for one. The default runtime opens sessions in an in-memory `InMemorySessionRepo`. A name that outlives the process is a durable `SessionRepo` implementation; the API stays the same. [`index.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/index.ts) re-exports Pi's storage -surface, and Ambion adds no storage layer of its own. +surface, and Ambion adds no storage layer of its own. "Durable" means the +storage's append resolved: Pi's JSONL repository calls no `fsync`. + +**What crosses between a seat and its room is JSON.** The room renders the +system prompt and the context, and sends the two strings with the model +id and the hand the activation holds. The seat side resolves the definition +by name through the runtime's catalog, builds the Pi `Agent`, and reaches +the room through three calls: `view`, `commit` and `lease`. The room +reaches a seat through two: `wake` and `steer`. Every request and response +survives a round trip through `JSON.stringify` unchanged +([`wire.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/wire.ts)), so a seat and a room can +live in two processes. **A host owns a `Runtime`.** It holds the clock, the session opener, the model call, the rooms that are running and the workspace names that are diff --git a/docs/assistant.md b/docs/assistant.md index c9d5d16..fb4d3fe 100644 --- a/docs/assistant.md +++ b/docs/assistant.md @@ -61,10 +61,11 @@ it refuses a say. Two things make it the seat it is, and both are data: reserve, and that activation holds one tool, `seat`, bound to the reserve. [`roster.md`](roster.md) is the contract for it. -A seat carries none of that. Which seat is the assistant, who is owed a -message, and whom it is drafting for now are held by the assistant itself -(`Assistant` in [`assistant.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/assistant.ts)); the -room asks it, and no seat carries a field for it. +A seat carries none of that. Which seat is the assistant is on the +composition row; who is owed a message is a fold over the close rows and +the summaries (`fold.ts`); what it is drafting for now is on the id of the +activation it holds (`close::`). No seat carries a field +for any of it. The assistant holds one thing nothing else in the room holds: **what a message to a person is for**, as its instructions say it. What differs by @@ -204,12 +205,16 @@ messages, and the assistant drafts again over it immediately. It gets two drafts. After the second refusal the room is moving faster than the assistant writes, and the activation ends. -**A summary the activation could not land drafts again at the next -quiescence.** -Its range is a live read, so the retry covers what it covered before plus -whatever won the race. The two halves of the rule divide the work: the assistant -redrafts inside its activation while that is still useful, and the next quiet -room catches an activation that ran out of drafts or failed outright. +**A summary the activation could not land drafts again after a delay.** +An activation that ran out of drafts ends its lease `refused`; one that +failed outright ends it `failed`; one that stopped renewing ends it +`expired`. Each is one attempt. The room waits thirty seconds times the +attempts made, on its own alarm, then wakes the assistant again, up to +three attempts. The range is a live read, so the retry covers what it +covered before plus whatever won the race. The two halves of the rule +divide the work: the assistant redrafts inside its activation while that +is still useful, and the room's alarm catches an activation that ran out +of drafts or failed outright. Two questions asked in quick succession become one summary, which is right: they were one conversation. If somebody else's exchange won the race, it @@ -278,10 +283,14 @@ question opens his own exchange, and the assistant writes it for him. **Two people owed at once are written for one after the other.** The assistant is one seat and holds one activation. If Sam's exchange closes -while the assistant drafts for Priya, Sam stays owed, and the room activates -the assistant again for him the moment it is free. A person whose draft the -assistant could not land waits for the seats to stop again instead, so a -model that keeps failing never retries on its own end (§5). +while the assistant drafts for Priya, Sam stays owed, and the room wakes +the assistant again for him at its next reconcile. A person whose draft the +assistant could not land waits for the backoff instead, so a model that +keeps failing never retries on its own end (§5). Who is owed is a fold +over the log: a close that holds two or more agent messages, with no +summary covering it and no draft that stood down over it. A later close by +the same person joins the draft, and one message reaches back to the +earliest question still owed. --- @@ -526,11 +535,10 @@ assistant does not mean it always writes — it means somebody is always there to judge whether writing would help. **A restarted room seats it again with the agents.** The assistant is -composition, like an agent. How each person reads is run state, like an -exchange (§6): a person known from a replayed record has no preferences on -file until they visit in the new run. No question can be asked without a -visit, so the assistant never writes for somebody whose preferences the room -has not seen. +composition, like an agent. How each person reads is on the record: their +`arrived` carries `preferences` when they said so, and the assistant reads +the latest arrival's. A room resumed over its log writes for a person the +last run owed, the way they read. **An agent-only room pays for one idle seat.** A room nobody visits seats the assistant, lists it in every roster, and never activates it. That is one @@ -752,12 +760,14 @@ closing is neither, so shutdown drains whoever waited on `quiet()` and emits nothing afterwards. -**A summary can be owed for ever.** A race is handled inside the activation, -but an activation that fails outright, or that runs out of drafts, waits for the next -quiescence — and a room that is never woken again never has one. The range -stays whole and every reader still sees it, so nothing is lost; but the one -message never arrives, and nothing reports that it is owed. A run that ends -the day with an owed summary is the case to watch. +**A summary is owed until the third attempt.** A race is handled inside +the activation. An activation that fails outright, or that runs out of +drafts, is one attempt, and the room's own alarm wakes the assistant again +after the backoff, whether or not anybody speaks into the room. After three +attempts the room stops trying: the range stays whole and every reader +still sees it, so nothing is lost, but the one message never arrives, and +nothing reports that it is owed. A run that ends the day at the cap is the +case to watch. **What a client owes.** §10 asks a client to re-present past messages when a new one arrives. That is more than a log does, and no client in this diff --git a/docs/exchange.md b/docs/exchange.md index 241e530..9087f66 100644 --- a/docs/exchange.md +++ b/docs/exchange.md @@ -76,18 +76,18 @@ the exchange itself, for the case where the room is busy and has no owner: somebody arrives, the seat that watches the door wakes, and a question lands on top of work nobody asked for. That question still owns what follows. -**Quiescence closes it.** The room settles when no agent is active, and a +**Quiescence closes it.** The room settles when nothing is live, and a room that settles has finished. A seat that says something wakes its -readers inside its own `say`, before its own activation ends, so the room is -never briefly empty in the middle of a burst. What is running is read off -the seats, because a seat holds the activation it is taking, so there is no -count beside them to keep in step. `through` is the record as it stood at -that moment, so a closed exchange names the range it turned out to hold. +readers inside its own `say`, before its own lease ends, so the room is +never briefly empty in the middle of a burst. What is live is read off the +leases and the wakes still pending, folded over the log, so there is no +count beside them to keep in step. The room writes a close row, and +`through` is the record as it stood at that moment, so a closed exchange +names the range it turned out to hold. -A question that wakes no seat has no seat to stop, so the room runs the -same check once the question is routed: nothing is working, so the -exchange closes at once, holding the question alone -([`roster.md`](roster.md) §6). +A question that wakes no seat has no seat to stop, so the room reconciles +once the question is committed: nothing is live, so the exchange closes at +once, holding the question alone ([`roster.md`](roster.md) §6). **What lands while it is open steers it and changes nothing.** The owner, the range, and who the answer belongs to all stay fixed. A second question @@ -129,18 +129,23 @@ into a quiet room, opens his own exchange. --- -## 5. Run state +## 5. A fold over the log -An exchange belongs to a running room. `Exchanges` holds the open one in -memory, and a restart begins with none. That is right for a room -mid-question: the record keeps what was said, and nobody is mid-question -after a restart. A person whose question the room was working on asks -again, and that question opens a new exchange. +An exchange is a fold over the log. The open exchange is the first +question a person asked after the last close row's `through` +(`openExchange` in [`exchange.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/exchange.ts)). A +close is a row on the log beside the messages: `{ owner, from, through, +at, wakes? }`. It takes no seq; `through` orders it. `messages()` returns +the messages alone, and their seqs stay `1..n`. -A closed exchange is an owner and a range, so it is derivable from the -record. Nothing derives it today; a host that wants a history of exchanges -records the `exchange_closed` events as they arrive. -[`planning/backlog.md`](../planning/backlog.md) holds the work. +A room resumed over its log continues a mid-exchange room. The question is +still open, the seats the last run left live hold their leases until they +expire, and the wakes it left pending are sent again. A room that stops +mid-exchange revokes its leases and closes nothing: the next run over the +same log reconciles, finds nothing live, and closes the exchange. + +Every closed exchange is on the log, so a host that wants a history of +exchanges reads the close rows off the room's Pi session. --- @@ -180,11 +185,12 @@ room draws about its assistant. `quiet`. A host that acts between `settled()` and `quiet` acts while a summary is drafted, and that window is the one place it can. -**An aborted exchange still closes.** `abort()` cancels the activations in +**An aborted exchange still closes.** `abort()` revokes the leases in flight and the room settles, so the exchange closes with the range it reached. **A run that stops mid-exchange closes nothing.** `stopSession` -aborts the activations in flight and takes the room down, and the exchange -never closes: the next run begins with none. +revokes the leases in flight and takes the room down. The exchange stays +open on the log, and the next run over it closes it at its first +reconcile (§5). --- diff --git a/docs/presence.md b/docs/presence.md index c7831f9..338e92e 100644 --- a/docs/presence.md +++ b/docs/presence.md @@ -166,8 +166,10 @@ opened one, and two tabs of one person do not make two people. The host decides when that person is gone; the room takes its word for it. A second `visitSession` with the same name and a different identity is -refused: one name is one identity for the life of the opening. The -alternative is a roster that changes under the agents reading it. +refused while the person is present: one name is one identity for as long +as they are in the room. The alternative is a roster that changes under +the agents reading it. An absent person may return under a new identity, +and their next `arrived` carries it. `deliver` on a visit that left throws, and so does it on a visit whose run was stopped. A handle to a finished visit is a stale handle, and the @@ -210,6 +212,8 @@ interface Presence { from: string; /** How the room knew them, on `arrived` alone. */ identity?: string; + /** How they read, on `arrived`, when they said so. */ + preferences?: string; } export type Message = Spoken | Presence | Summary; @@ -325,11 +329,14 @@ forget.** An agent that reads `andrei (present)` and calls lands the message. So does an agent in a session reopened next week, because replaying the record replays the arrivals. -Presence itself is live: it is a fact about a running room, and it dies -with the process. What survives is the record of how it changed, and that -rebuilds everything — who has ever been here, who was here last, when, and -where each of them stopped reading. Presence is kept in one place, and the -place is the record. +Presence is a fold over the record (`foldPeople` in +[`presence.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/presence.ts)): a person is present +from their last `arrived` until their next `left`. The record rebuilds +everything — who has ever been here, who is here now, when, and where each +of them stopped reading. Presence is kept in one place, and the place is +the record. A crash writes no `left`, so a person stays present until the +host says they left: a visit on the resumed room hands back a handle and +commits nothing, and `leave()` on it writes the `left`. --- diff --git a/docs/roster.md b/docs/roster.md index 0ae79b8..45dfbce 100644 --- a/docs/roster.md +++ b/docs/roster.md @@ -196,10 +196,11 @@ open wakes it the same way, and the runtime hands it one tool, `seat`, bound to the reserve. The assistant bookends the exchange: it composes the room at the open and consolidates what the room said at the close. -The order inside `publish` is what makes it parallel. A question lands, the -room opens the exchange and activates the assistant, then it routes the -question and activates the seats. The assistant reads the question while -the seats do. +The routing on the question is what makes it parallel. A question that +opens an exchange names the assistant in its `wakes` beside the seats it +wakes, when the reserve holds anybody. The room sends every wake once the +write is confirmed, and the assistant reads the question while the seats +do. **What the assistant is handed.** The same context every seat reads, and two things more: the reserve (§2) as a second roster, and the ask at the @@ -245,16 +246,15 @@ what the newcomer said. So the room draws one distinction about its assistant: a drafting activation is outside `working()`, a composing activation is inside it. The -end of any activation then runs one check: if nothing is working, the room -settles and the exchange closes. If the assistant stopped and something is -still working, the room checks whether it owes a draft, as it does today. +room reconciles once after every commit, every lease change, every alarm +and every wake: if nothing is working, the exchange closes, and if a +summary is owed and the assistant is idle, the room wakes it. **A question that lands while the assistant drafts a summary gets no -composing activation.** The seat is taken, and the compose is skipped -rather than queued. A queued compose would land into a room that may have -settled. The roster stands as it is for that exchange, and the next -question composes again. This is the same guard `Assistant.pick` applies -to a draft: one seat, one activation. +composing activation.** The seat is live, so the routing leaves the +assistant out of the question's `wakes`. A queued compose would land into a +room that may have settled. The roster stands as it is for that exchange, +and the next question composes again: one seat, one activation. **What the newcomer reads.** Every activation rebuilds the seat's context from the record as it stands ([`agent.md`](agent.md) rule 2), so a @@ -299,11 +299,13 @@ Unseating is the direction the room cannot take back, so the assistant holds no tool for it. [`planning/backlog.md`](../planning/backlog.md) holds the argument for giving it one. -**`stop` unseats what the run added.** `stopSession` commits `left` for -every person present ([`presence.md`](presence.md) §8). It commits -`unseated`, in the same way and without routing, for every seat the run -added after it started. The next run begins from the composition -`startSession` was given, and the record says who was seated in between. +**`stop` leaves the roster to the next composition.** `stopSession` +revokes every lease in flight and commits `left` for every person present +([`presence.md`](presence.md) §8). It writes no `unseated`. The next +`startSession` writes its own composition row, the roster folds from that +row and the seatings after it, and the record says who was seated in +between. A read of the stopped room (`readSession`) folds the roster the +run left. **A seat that leaves keeps its downstream session.** Rule 8 puts every activation's turns in `:`. An agent seated, unseated and @@ -321,9 +323,9 @@ until something unrelated activated and ended. This case exists today, in a room where every seat is `named` and a question is undirected. It is common once a room may start with the -assistant alone and an empty reserve. So `publish` runs the same check the end -of an activation runs: after routing, if nothing is working, the room -settles and the exchange closes. The exchange holds one message, the +assistant alone and an empty reserve. So the room reconciles once the +question is committed, as it does after every lease change: nothing is +working, so the exchange closes. The exchange holds one message, the question, and the assistant writes nothing for it, because an exchange the agents said nothing into writes nothing ([`assistant.md`](assistant.md) §4). The host hears `exchange_opened`, `exchange_closed` and `quiet`, in @@ -343,10 +345,12 @@ Each boundary is stated so a later change has to argue with it. - **The assistant never defines an agent.** It seats from the reserve, and the host decides what is in it by writing `available`. §2. - **A seat never reads the reserve.** §2. -- **A seating is on the record, and the starting composition is not.** The - record holds what happened in the run. What the run started with is the - run's, as `agent.md` §5 says of the roster and `presence.md` says of the - people. +- **A seating is on the record, and so is the composition.** Every + `startSession` writes a composition row beside the messages: the + assistant, the goal, the agents seated and the agents in reserve, each + with its attention. The roster folds from the latest row and the + seatings and unseatings after it, so a stopped room reads back, and a + resumed room starts from what its last run held. - **The threshold reads the record.** The rule that a summary is written when the agents said more than one thing counts messages from any name that is not a person and not the assistant, so an agent that spoke and @@ -384,8 +388,8 @@ this document makes loudly: - the host seats and unseats by hand, an unseat aborts the activation in flight, and a say directed at the unseated colleague is refused with the departure (§5); -- `stop` unseats what the run added and leaves the starting composition - alone (§5); +- `stop` leaves the roster to the next composition row, and the next run + starts from its own (§5); - the threshold counts an agent that spoke and was unseated (§7). All in-process, in vitest, on a scripted stream. diff --git a/docs/toolchain.md b/docs/toolchain.md index 5efa78b..4a0b353 100644 --- a/docs/toolchain.md +++ b/docs/toolchain.md @@ -224,11 +224,10 @@ budget a test would hit the wall three times sooner than the code it exercises. The wider budget measures a test body from where it actually starts. A test that has become a program still fails — the tree's worst test scores 8. -The runtime's densest method, `SessionImpl.dispatch`, sits at exactly 10. -Routing is the room's whole policy and is meant to stay one readable piece, so -it has no headroom on purpose: the next branch added to it forces a -deliberate decision. Everything else -in the tree scores 9 or below. +The runtime's routing, `SessionImpl.routing`, and its step, +`reconcileOnce`, are glue over pure functions in `fold.ts` and +`reconcile.ts`, one function per fact, and each stays under the budget. +Everything in the tree scores 10 or below. The budget is a lint rule, so it runs wherever `check:lint` runs — the `check` job on a pull request, and the gate the release re-runs before it publishes. There was nothing to add to `ci.yml`. diff --git a/examples/site/src/demo.ts b/examples/site/src/demo.ts index 23e63c1..2b7316d 100644 --- a/examples/site/src/demo.ts +++ b/examples/site/src/demo.ts @@ -291,7 +291,9 @@ writeFileSync( seatsAtStart, seats, reserve: AVAILABLE.map((agent) => ({ name: agent.name, identity: agent.identity })), - seatings: finalRecord.filter(isPresence).filter((m) => m.kind === 'seated'), + seatings: finalRecord + .filter(isPresence) + .filter((m) => m.kind === 'seated' && m.by !== undefined), seatSessions, activations, toolCalls: apiLog, diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/activation.ts b/packages/ambion/src/activation.ts index 68fd472..fbc1a25 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/activation.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/activation.ts @@ -1,11 +1,12 @@ /** * One activation: the room wakes a seat, it reads the room, it acts, it stops. * - * A seat is seated for as long as the room runs. An activation lasts seconds. - * They held one record between them until now — which is how "how much of the - * record have I heard" came to live on a thing that outlives the answer. An - * activation owns what belongs to one: + * A seat is seated for as long as the room runs. An activation lasts seconds, + * and it owns what belongs to one: * + * - **Its id.** Derived from the log: the message that woke the seat and the + * seat's name, or the close it answers and the attempt. Every entry it + * writes carries it. * - **What it has heard.** `readThrough` is the seq this activation can commit * against: the record as it stood when the activation read it, advanced as steers * land in its transcript and by its own says. Rule 5 refuses anything @@ -15,9 +16,9 @@ * - **Whether it left a mark.** `spoke` is the one thing the room asks a * finished activation. * - * The room builds what it needs — the model, the prompt, the tools, where to - * persist — because only the room knows those. The activation runs it, - * rebuilds it while the room keeps moving underneath, and stops. + * The room renders what the activation reads and hands it over as a view; + * the seat side builds the model, the prompt and the hands from it, runs it, + * and reads again while the room keeps moving underneath. * * **Three spans, and only two are ours.** Pi has a *turn* — one request to a * provider and the tools it calls — and a *run*, which is one `prompt()` and @@ -31,15 +32,16 @@ import type { Agent, AgentEvent } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; import type { UserMessage } from '@earendil-works/pi-ai'; import type { Message, Seq, SessionEvent } from './types.ts'; +import type { ActivationView, EndReason, LeaseResponse, ViewResponse } from './wire.ts'; -/** What only the room can give an activation. Three things, and it asks for no more. */ -export interface ActivationRoom { - /** - * Build this activation's model and the context it reads, against the record as - * it stands now. Called again for each pass, so a rebuilt activation reads the - * room as it is rather than as it was. - */ - open(activation: Activation): { agent: Agent; context: string }; +/** What only the seat side can give an activation: the room's view, and a model over it. */ +export interface ActivationHost { + /** What this activation reads, as the room renders it now. */ + view(): Promise; + /** Renew the lease. The answer says how far the record has moved. */ + renew(): Promise; + /** Build the model over the view, with the hands the view names. */ + build(view: ActivationView, activation: Activation): Agent; /** Keep what the model did, in the seat's own downstream session. */ persist(agent: Agent): Promise; emit(event: SessionEvent): void; @@ -50,7 +52,7 @@ export interface ActivationRoom { /** One activation, from the moment the room wakes a seat until it stops. */ export class Activation { /** How much of the record this activation has provably heard. */ - private heardThrough: Seq; + private heardThrough: Seq = 0; /** Record seqs steered to the live agent, awaiting their drain (FIFO). */ private pending: Seq[] = []; private agent: Agent | undefined; @@ -59,14 +61,14 @@ export class Activation { spoke = false; /** Whether it ended without reaching the record at all. The room's second. */ failed = false; + /** Whether the record kept moving past its drafts, so it stood down without writing. */ + refused = false; constructor( - readonly name: string, - lastSeq: Seq, - private readonly room: ActivationRoom, - ) { - this.heardThrough = lastSeq; - } + readonly id: string, + readonly seat: string, + private readonly host: ActivationHost, + ) {} /** The seq this activation may commit against: rule 5's `readThrough`. */ get readThrough(): Seq { @@ -84,7 +86,7 @@ export class Activation { */ steer(message: Message, line: string): void { this.pending.push(message.seq); - this.agent?.steer(userMessage(`[new] ${line}`, this.room.now())); + this.agent?.steer(userMessage(`[new] ${line}`, this.host.now())); } /** Pi's abort ends the run but not its queues; this stops the rebuild too. */ @@ -93,44 +95,61 @@ export class Activation { this.agent?.abort(); } + /** Why the lease ends, read off how the activation went. */ + get reason(): EndReason { + if (this.failed) return 'failed'; + return this.refused && !this.spoke ? 'refused' : 'released'; + } + /** * Take it: read, act, and read again while the room keeps moving. One pass * is the whole activation when nothing landed underneath it. */ - async run(rebuilds: boolean, lastSeq: () => Seq): Promise { - while (await this.pass(rebuilds, lastSeq)) { + async run(): Promise { + while (await this.pass()) { // nothing: the next pass reads the record as it now stands. } this.agent = undefined; } - /** One pass. True when a message landed and it must read again. */ - private async pass(rebuilds: boolean, lastSeq: () => Seq): Promise { + /** One pass. True when the record moved past what it heard, so it must read again. */ + private async pass(): Promise { try { + const opened = await this.host.view(); + if ('stale' in opened || this.cancelled) return false; + const view = opened.view; // A fresh view hands the seat the whole record: heard up to here. - this.heardThrough = lastSeq(); + this.heardThrough = view.lastSeq; this.pending = []; - const { agent, context } = this.room.open(this); + const agent = this.host.build(view, this); this.agent = agent; agent.subscribe((event) => this.note(event)); - await agent.prompt(userMessage(context, this.room.now())); - await this.room.persist(agent); + await agent.prompt(userMessage(view.context, this.host.now())); + await this.host.persist(agent); const failure = failureOf(agent); if (failure) return this.broke(failure); // An aborted activation stays cancelled, and one that does not rebuild // is a single pass whatever landed: a summarising activation answers a room // that moved with a redraft inside its own tool. - if (this.cancelled || !rebuilds) return false; - // A steer that raced past the run's last drain is not lost: the - // message is already on the record, so a fresh view carries it. - if (!agent.hasQueuedMessages()) return false; - agent.clearAllQueues(); - return true; + if (this.cancelled || view.hand !== 'say') return false; + return this.moved(agent); } catch (error) { return this.broke(error instanceof Error ? error : new Error(String(error))); } } + /** + * Whether the record moved past what this activation heard: a steer that + * was dropped on the way is not lost, because the message is on the record + * and the renewal says how far it reaches. + */ + private async moved(agent: Agent): Promise { + const renewed = await this.host.renew(); + if ('stale' in renewed || renewed.ok.lastSeq <= this.heardThrough) return false; + agent.clearAllQueues(); + return true; + } + /** * A steer has landed in the transcript, so this activation has now heard it, and * the room hears what its hands did. Steers drain FIFO, so the oldest @@ -140,7 +159,7 @@ export class Activation { if (event.type === 'tool_execution_start' || event.type === 'tool_execution_end') { // `say` is the room's own event, not a tool's. if (event.toolName !== 'say') { - this.room.emit({ type: event.type, agent: this.name, toolName: event.toolName }); + this.host.emit({ type: event.type, agent: this.seat, toolName: event.toolName }); } return; } @@ -154,7 +173,7 @@ export class Activation { /** An activation that never reached the record. The room hears it and moves on. */ private broke(error: Error): false { this.failed = true; - this.room.emit({ type: 'error', agent: this.name, error }); + this.host.emit({ type: 'error', agent: this.seat, error }); return false; } } diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/assistant.ts b/packages/ambion/src/assistant.ts index acd8052..5e96a3a 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/assistant.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/assistant.ts @@ -5,13 +5,13 @@ * * **The assistant is a seat.** `startSession` seats it with the agents, the * room activates it the way it activates every other agent, its turns land in - * its own downstream session, and the record's lock refuses it exactly as it + * its own downstream session, and the record's queue refuses it exactly as it * refuses a say. Two things make it the seat it is, and both are data rather * than machinery: * * - It is seated at the narrow end of attention, `none`, so nothing said in * the room wakes it. - * - A closed exchange wakes it, for the person who owns that exchange. That + * - A close wakes it, for the person who owns the closed exchange. That * activation holds one tool, `summarise`, bound to the range it must stand * for. * - An opened exchange wakes it too, when the room holds agents in reserve. @@ -20,15 +20,15 @@ * consolidates what the room said at the close. * * What is left in this file is what the assistant *is*: what a room refuses - * to seat as one, the range a summary stands for, the two tools, and how each - * person reads. The activation itself is the room's, in `session.ts`, and it - * is the same one every seat takes. + * to seat as one, the threshold a summary is written above, and the two + * tools. Who is owed and when the next draft starts are folds over the log + * (`fold.ts`), and the room's `reconcile` sends the wake. */ import type { AgentTool, AgentToolResult } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; import { Type } from 'typebox'; import { refusal } from './render.ts'; -import { delivered, isActive, type SeatRuntime } from './seat.ts'; -import type { AgentDefinition, Message, PresenceMessage, Seq, SummaryMessage } from './types.ts'; +import type { Hands } from './seat.ts'; +import type { AgentDefinition, Message, Seq } from './types.ts'; import { isAgent, isSpoken } from './types.ts'; /** One draft, and one redraft after a race. Then the room keeps moving without it. */ @@ -58,8 +58,8 @@ export function assertAssistant(assistant: unknown): AgentDefinition { `Assistant '${assistant.name}' holds tools: the assistant shapes what a room does and never acts in it.`, ); } - // A workspace binds tools the assistant never holds: `handsFor` returns - // before it reaches them, so the field would be live in the definition and + // A workspace binds tools the assistant never holds: the hands it is given + // never reach them, so the field would be live in the definition and // inert at runtime. Refusing it here catches that where it is written. if (assistant.workspace !== undefined) { throw new Error( @@ -69,22 +69,6 @@ export function assertAssistant(assistant: unknown): AgentDefinition { return assistant; } -/** - * One summarising activation's own state. The range is read off the record when the - * activation starts, and it widens when a race refuses the draft, so the retry - * stands for what won. Nothing here outlives the activation. - */ -export interface Draft { - /** The person whose question opened the exchange, and who reads the message. */ - person: string; - /** The question that opened the exchange. */ - from: Seq; - /** The last seq it stands for. A refusal moves it. */ - through: Seq; - refusals: number; - calls: number; -} - /** * What a summary would stand for, or nothing when one message already serves: * one answer is left as it was given, in the voice that gave it, and an @@ -94,51 +78,46 @@ export interface Draft { * counts messages rather than speakers — one product saying four things needs * consolidating as much as three products saying one each. */ -function draftOver( +export function draftOver( record: readonly Message[], - person: string, from: Seq, through: Seq, fromSeat: (name: string) => boolean, -): Draft | undefined { +): { from: Seq; through: Seq } | undefined { const said = record.filter( (m) => m.seq >= from && m.seq <= through && isSpoken(m) && fromSeat(m.from), ); - if (said.length < 2) return undefined; - return { person, from, through, refusals: 0, calls: 0 }; + return said.length < 2 ? undefined : { from, through }; } -/** What the summarise tool needs of the room: the record's lock, and little else. */ -export interface SummaryRoom { - /** Whether the room is closing: a draft that finishes after it commits nothing. */ - stopped(): boolean; - /** The room's clock, as an ISO stamp for the record. */ - now(): string; - /** The last seq the record holds. */ - lastSeq(): Seq; - /** Rule 5: the same queue a say commits on, under the same `readThrough`. */ - commit( - key: string, - author: { name: string; readThrough: Seq }, - draft: Omit, - ): Promise<{ message: SummaryMessage } | { missed: Message[] }>; - /** The draft reached the record: this seat spoke, in the one way the assistant can. */ - written(): void; +/** + * One summarising activation's own state. The range is read off the view when the + * activation starts, and it widens when a race refuses the draft, so the retry + * stands for what won. Nothing here outlives the activation. + */ +export interface Draft { + /** The person whose question opened the exchange, and who reads the message. */ + person: string; + /** The question that opened the exchange. */ + from: Seq; + /** The last seq it stands for. A refusal moves it. */ + through: Seq; + refusals: number; + calls: number; + /** The message landed: the activation writes once. */ + written?: true; } /** - * The assistant's one hand, and it reaches the record and nothing else. It commits - * under the same lock a say commits under, so a summary drafted against a - * record that has moved is refused — and the refusal reaches the assistant inside - * its own activation, carrying what it missed, so the redraft happens now rather - * than at the next quiescence. - * - * `startSession` refuses an assistant that carries tools of its own, so §12's rule — - * never call a tool that changes a product's state — stays a fact about the - * definition rather than a promise about behaviour. + * The assistant's one hand at a close, and it reaches the record and nothing + * else. It commits on the same queue a say commits on, under the same + * `readThrough`, so a summary drafted against a record that has moved is + * refused — and the refusal reaches the assistant inside its own activation, + * carrying what it missed, so the redraft happens now rather than at the next + * quiescence. */ -export function summariseTool(assistant: string, draft: Draft, room: SummaryRoom): AgentTool { - const person = draft.person; +export function summariseTool(hands: Hands, closing: Draft): AgentTool { + const person = closing.person; return { name: 'summarise', label: 'summarise', @@ -147,28 +126,27 @@ export function summariseTool(assistant: string, draft: Draft, room: SummaryRoom 'Ending your turn without calling it leaves the range whole, for whoever reads it.', parameters: Type.Object({ text: Type.String() }), execute: async (toolCallId, rawParams) => { - draft.calls += 1; - const stop = standDown(stoppingReason(draft, room.stopped())); + closing.calls += 1; + const stop = standDown(stoppingReason(closing)); if (stop) return stop; const text = (rawParams as { text: string }).text.trim(); if (text === '') { throw new Error(`The message is empty. Write what ${person} reads, or end your turn.`); } - const claimed = await room.commit( - toolCallId, - { name: assistant, readThrough: draft.through }, - { + const response = await hands.room.commit({ + activation: hands.activation.id, + key: toolCallId, + readThrough: closing.through, + intent: { kind: 'summary', - at: room.now(), - from: assistant, to: person, text, - covers: { from: draft.from, through: draft.through }, + covers: { from: closing.from, through: closing.through }, }, - ); - if ('missed' in claimed) throw widen(draft, claimed.missed, room.lastSeq()); - room.written(); - return delivered(); + }); + if ('missed' in response) throw widen(hands, closing, response.missed); + if ('committed' in response) closing.written = true; + return hands.landed(response); }, }; } @@ -180,7 +158,9 @@ export function summariseTool(assistant: string, draft: Draft, room: SummaryRoom * that the loop is over, and the reason still reaches the transcript, where * rule 8 keeps it. */ -function standDown(why: string | undefined): AgentToolResult> | undefined { +export function standDown( + why: string | undefined, +): AgentToolResult> | undefined { if (why === undefined) return undefined; return { content: [{ type: 'text', text: `${why} This turn is over.` }], @@ -189,8 +169,8 @@ function standDown(why: string | undefined): AgentToolResult= ASSISTANT_DRAFTS) { return 'The room is still moving. The range stays whole, and you write it when the room is quiet again.'; } @@ -198,6 +178,26 @@ function stoppingReason(draft: Draft, stopped: boolean): string | undefined { return undefined; } +/** + * A refused draft widens the range it covers. The messages that won the race + * are now inside it, so the redraft stands for them too and the summary stays + * contiguous with what it covers. + */ +function widen(hands: Hands, draft: Draft, missed: Message[]): Error { + draft.through = missed.at(-1)?.seq ?? draft.through; + draft.refusals += 1; + // The room kept moving past every draft: the range stays owed, and the + // lease says why the activation ended. + if (draft.refusals >= ASSISTANT_DRAFTS) hands.activation.refused = true; + return new Error( + refusal( + 'Not written — the room moved while you were drafting. It is now yours to cover too:', + missed, + `Write ${draft.person}'s message again, over the range as it now stands.`, + ), + ); +} + // -- composing --------------------------------------------------------------- /** @@ -215,32 +215,17 @@ export interface Composing { calls: number; } -/** What the seat tool needs of the room: the reserve, the roster, and the record. */ -export interface ComposeRoom { - stopped(): boolean; - now(): string; - /** The reserve as it stands: who may be seated, by name and identity. */ - reserve(): { name: string; identity: string }[]; - /** Move one name from the reserve to the roster. The roster changes before the message lands. */ - seat(name: string): void; - /** Put the seating on the record. No lock: a seating is decided on the question, whatever landed since. */ - commit(key: string, draft: Omit): Promise; - /** A seating reached the record: this activation left a mark. */ - written(): void; -} - /** * The assistant's hand at the open of an exchange, and it reaches the reserve * and the record and nothing else. It commits outside rule 5's lock: the * assistant decides on the question, and what the seats said while it decided - * does not change what the question needs. A refused seating would cost a - * turn to reconsider a decision the answers rarely change, and the newcomer - * reads those answers when it wakes and declines if the point stands. The tool - * bounds its activation the way `summarise` bounds one: the reserve is finite, - * each name seats once, and a model that keeps calling after the reserve is - * empty, or keeps naming what is not there, has the activation ended for it. + * does not change what the question needs. The room refuses a name that is + * not in the reserve, and says which names are. The tool bounds its activation + * the way `summarise` bounds one: the reserve is finite, each name seats once, + * and a model that keeps calling after the reserve is empty, or keeps naming + * what is not there, has the activation ended for it. */ -export function seatTool(assistant: string, composing: Composing, room: ComposeRoom): AgentTool { +export function seatTool(hands: Hands, composing: Composing): AgentTool { return { name: 'seat', label: 'seat', @@ -252,200 +237,23 @@ export function seatTool(assistant: string, composing: Composing, room: ComposeR }), execute: async (toolCallId, rawParams) => { composing.calls += 1; - const stop = standDown(composeStoppingReason(composing, room.stopped())); + const stop = standDown(composeStoppingReason(composing)); if (stop) return stop; const name = (rawParams as { name: string }).name.trim(); - const entry = room.reserve().find((agent) => agent.name === name); - if (!entry) { - const names = room.reserve().map((agent) => agent.name); - throw new Error( - `'${name}' is not in the reserve. ` + - (names.length ? `Seat one of: ${names.join(', ')}.` : 'The reserve is empty.'), - ); - } - // The roster changes before the message routes: every seat the seating - // reaches reads a roster that already agrees with it. - room.seat(name); - await room.commit(toolCallId, { - kind: 'seated', - at: room.now(), - from: name, - identity: entry.identity, - by: assistant, + const response = await hands.room.commit({ + activation: hands.activation.id, + key: toolCallId, + intent: { kind: 'seated', name }, }); - composing.seated += 1; - room.written(); - return delivered(); + if ('committed' in response) composing.seated += 1; + return hands.landed(response); }, }; } -function composeStoppingReason(composing: Composing, stopped: boolean): string | undefined { - if (stopped) return 'The room is closing.'; +function composeStoppingReason(composing: Composing): string | undefined { if (composing.seated >= composing.limit) return 'Everybody who was on call is in the room.'; if (composing.calls > composing.limit + ASSISTANT_CALLS) return 'You have tried this enough times.'; return undefined; } - -/** - * A refused draft widens the range it covers. The messages that won the race - * are now inside it, so the redraft stands for them too and the summary stays - * contiguous with what it covers. - */ -function widen(draft: Draft, missed: Message[], lastSeq: Seq): Error { - draft.through = lastSeq; - draft.refusals += 1; - return new Error( - refusal( - 'Not written — the room moved while you were drafting. It is now yours to cover too:', - missed, - `Write ${draft.person}'s message again, over the range as it now stands.`, - ), - ); -} - -/** - * The assistant in one room: how each person reads, who is owed a message, - * and the one it is drafting now. - * - * A seat knows nothing about any of this. The assistant is a seat like every - * other, and what makes it the assistant is held here — so the room asks *the - * assistant* whether a name is it, rather than every seat carrying the answer. - */ -export class Assistant { - /** How each person who visited this run reads. Run state: a restart begins empty. */ - private readonly preferences = new Map(); - /** - * People owed a message, and the seq their range starts at. A race or a - * failed activation leaves one owed; the next quiet room writes it. - */ - private readonly owed = new Map(); - /** - * People whose draft the last activation could not land. They wait for the - * seats to stop again: a draft that retried on its own end would retry for - * ever against a model that keeps failing. - */ - private readonly waiting = new Set(); - /** The range the assistant is closing, while its activation runs. */ - private draft: Draft | undefined; - /** The exchange the assistant is composing the room for, while its activation runs. */ - private composition: Composing | undefined; - - /** One seat, seated at `none` when the room starts, for the life of the run. */ - constructor(readonly seat: SeatRuntime) {} - - /** - * A question opened an exchange, and the room holds agents in reserve. One - * seat, one activation: a question that lands while the assistant drafts - * gets no composing activation, and the roster stands for that exchange. - */ - compose(person: string, from: Seq, limit: number): Composing | undefined { - if (isActive(this.seat)) return undefined; - this.composition = { person, from, limit, seated: 0, calls: 0 }; - return this.composition; - } - - /** What the assistant is composing for, while it is composing. */ - composing(): Composing | undefined { - return this.composition; - } - - /** Whether this name is the assistant. It answers about the assistant and nothing else. */ - is(name: string): boolean { - return name === this.seat.def.name; - } - - /** A person is in the room: how they read, as their latest visit says it. */ - serve(person: string, preferences: string | undefined): void { - this.preferences.set(person, preferences); - } - - preferencesOf(person: string): string | undefined { - return this.preferences.get(person); - } - - /** What the assistant is closing, while it is closing it. */ - closing(): Draft | undefined { - return this.draft; - } - - /** - * One person may be owed one message. A second exchange that closes while - * the first is still owed widens the range back to the earlier question, - * because that is what its person has not read. - */ - owe(person: string, from: Seq): void { - const already = this.owed.get(person); - this.owed.set(person, already === undefined ? from : Math.min(already, from)); - } - - /** - * The seats stopped, so every owed message is due, including one a failed - * draft left waiting: this quiet room is its next chance. - */ - dueAtQuiescence( - record: readonly Message[], - through: Seq, - fromSeat: (name: string) => boolean, - ): Draft | undefined { - this.waiting.clear(); - return this.pick(record, through, fromSeat); - } - - /** - * A draft is over, and the seat is free. Somebody owed a message while it - * was drafting for somebody else is due now; the person it just failed - * stays waiting for the seats to stop again. - */ - dueAfterDraft( - record: readonly Message[], - through: Seq, - fromSeat: (name: string) => boolean, - ): Draft | undefined { - return this.pick(record, through, fromSeat); - } - - /** - * The next activation to take: the range the assistant would stand for, or - * nothing where one message already serves. A seat holds one activation, - * so a person whose close finds the assistant drafting stays owed until it - * is free. - */ - private pick( - record: readonly Message[], - through: Seq, - fromSeat: (name: string) => boolean, - ): Draft | undefined { - if (isActive(this.seat)) return undefined; - for (const [person, from] of [...this.owed]) { - if (this.waiting.has(person)) continue; - this.owed.delete(person); - const draft = draftOver(record, person, from, through, fromSeat); - if (!draft) continue; - this.draft = draft; - return draft; - } - return undefined; - } - - /** - * A summarising activation is over. It wrote, or it judged that one message - * already served; a race or a failure leaves the range owed, and the next - * quiet room is another chance. - */ - activationEnded(outcome: { wrote: boolean; failed: boolean }): void { - // A composing activation owes nothing afterwards: the roster stands as it - // decided, and the next question composes again. - this.composition = undefined; - const draft = this.draft; - this.draft = undefined; - if (draft === undefined || outcome.wrote) return; - // A race, or an activation that never reached the record, leaves it owed. - // An assistant that stood down judged the room, and is owed nothing for it. - if (draft.refusals > 0 || outcome.failed) { - this.owe(draft.person, draft.from); - this.waiting.add(draft.person); - } - } -} diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/exchange.ts b/packages/ambion/src/exchange.ts index ed3f7ce..442e28a 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/exchange.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/exchange.ts @@ -15,17 +15,19 @@ * - **A person's question opens one**, when no exchange is open. Nothing else * does: an agent speaking into a quiet room opens nothing, and arriving or * leaving asks nobody anything. - * - **Quiescence closes it.** The room settles when no agent is active, and a - * room that settles has finished — a seat that says something wakes its - * readers inside its own `say`, so the active count never dips to zero in - * the middle of a burst. + * - **Quiescence closes it.** The room reconciles when nothing is live, and + * writes a close row that names the range the exchange turned out to hold. * - **What lands while it is open steers it and changes nothing.** Not the * owner, not the range, not who the answer belongs to. * + * An exchange is a fold over the log: the first person's question after the + * last close is the open one. A room resumed mid-exchange continues it. + * * The design contract is `docs/exchange.md`; `docs/assistant.md` says what an * assistant makes of one. */ import { isSpoken, type Message, type Seq } from './types.ts'; +import type { CloseRow } from './wire.ts'; /** A question the room is working on. */ export interface Exchange { @@ -44,41 +46,17 @@ export interface ClosedExchange extends Exchange { } /** - * The open exchange, if there is one. Run state: an exchange belongs to a - * running room, and a restart begins with none — the record keeps what was - * said, and nobody is mid-question after a restart. + * The open exchange, or nothing when nobody has asked since the last close: + * the first question a person asked after the last close's `through`. */ -export class Exchanges { - private open: Exchange | undefined; - - /** What the room is working on, or nothing when nobody has asked. */ - current(): Exchange | undefined { - return this.open; - } - - /** - * A message landed. It opens an exchange when a person asked something into - * a room that has none open, and returns the one it opened. - * - * The clause is written on the exchange rather than on the room's status, - * for the case that is busy and has no owner: somebody arrives, the seat - * that watches the door wakes, and a question lands on top of work nobody - * asked for. That question still owns what follows. - */ - note(message: Message, fromPerson: boolean): Exchange | undefined { - if (this.open !== undefined) return undefined; - if (!fromPerson || !isSpoken(message)) return undefined; - this.open = { owner: message.from, from: message.seq, at: message.at }; - return this.open; - } - - /** - * The room went quiet. Closes whatever was open and returns it with the - * range it held, or nothing when the room was working on its own account. - */ - close(through: Seq): ClosedExchange | undefined { - const open = this.open; - this.open = undefined; - return open === undefined ? undefined : { ...open, through }; - } +export function openExchange( + messages: readonly Message[], + closes: readonly CloseRow[], + isPerson: (name: string) => boolean, +): Exchange | undefined { + const closedThrough = closes.at(-1)?.through ?? 0; + const question = messages.find( + (message) => message.seq > closedThrough && isSpoken(message) && isPerson(message.from), + ); + return question && { owner: question.from, from: question.seq, at: question.at }; } diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/fold.ts b/packages/ambion/src/fold.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b390c37 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/ambion/src/fold.ts @@ -0,0 +1,210 @@ +/** + * Every fact about the room, as a fold over the log. + * + * The log is the truth, and the room holds no fact beside it: the roster, + * the reserve, the people, the open exchange, the closes, the leases, the + * wakes still pending and the summaries still owed are each one function + * over the entries. A room that replays the log folds the same state the + * room that wrote it held, which is what lets a room resume where it + * stopped. + */ +import { draftOver } from './assistant.ts'; +import { type Exchange, openExchange } from './exchange.ts'; +import { foldLeases, type LeaseState, type PendingWake, parseId, pendingWakes } from './lease.ts'; +import type { LogEntry } from './log.ts'; +import { foldPeople, type PersonState } from './presence.ts'; +import { type Attention, isSummary, type Message, type Seq } from './types.ts'; +import type { CloseRow, CompositionRow, EndReason, LeaseRow, SeatRow } from './wire.ts'; + +/** One agent on the roster: its name, what wakes it, and whether it is the assistant. */ +interface RosterSeat { + name: string; + attention: Attention; + assistant: boolean; +} + +/** A summary one person is owed, and how the room has tried to write it. */ +export interface Owed { + person: string; + /** The earliest question the message must reach back to. */ + from: Seq; + /** The latest close it stands for. The draft id names this. */ + through: Seq; + /** Every close the message stands for, by `through`. */ + closes: Seq[]; + /** How many drafts over these closes failed, expired, or were refused. */ + attempts: number; + /** When the next draft may start, or undefined when it may start now. */ + notBefore: number | undefined; +} + +export interface RoomState { + readonly composition: CompositionRow | undefined; + readonly roster: RosterSeat[]; + readonly reserve: SeatRow[]; + readonly people: Map; + readonly exchange: Exchange | undefined; + readonly closes: CloseRow[]; + readonly leases: Map; + readonly pending: PendingWake[]; + readonly owed: Owed[]; + readonly messages: readonly Message[]; + readonly lastSeq: Seq; +} + +export interface FoldOptions { + /** How long the room waits before it drafts again, after `attempt` failed drafts. */ + backoff(attempt: number): number; +} + +/** The entries, sorted by kind. */ +function sorted(entries: readonly LogEntry[]) { + const messages: Message[] = []; + const closes: CloseRow[] = []; + const leaseRows: LeaseRow[] = []; + let composition: CompositionRow | undefined; + for (const entry of entries) { + if (entry.type === 'message') messages.push(entry.message); + else if (entry.type === 'close') closes.push(entry.close); + else if (entry.type === 'lease') leaseRows.push(entry.lease); + else composition = entry.composition; + } + return { messages, closes, leaseRows, composition }; +} + +export function foldRoom(entries: readonly LogEntry[], options: FoldOptions): RoomState { + const { messages, closes, leaseRows, composition } = sorted(entries); + const people = foldPeople(messages); + const roster = foldRoster(composition, messages); + const leases = foldLeases(leaseRows); + const assistant = composition?.assistant ?? ''; + const isPerson = (name: string) => people.has(name); + return { + composition, + roster, + reserve: + composition?.available.filter((seat) => !roster.some((s) => s.name === seat.name)) ?? [], + people, + exchange: openExchange(messages, closes, isPerson), + closes, + leases, + pending: pendingWakes(messages, closes, leases, assistant), + owed: foldOwed(closes, messages, leases, { assistant, isPerson, backoff: options.backoff }), + messages, + lastSeq: messages.at(-1)?.seq ?? 0, + }; +} + +/** The latest composition, then every seating and unseating after it, in order. */ +function foldRoster( + composition: CompositionRow | undefined, + messages: readonly Message[], +): RosterSeat[] { + if (composition === undefined) return []; + const roster: RosterSeat[] = [ + ...composition.agents.map((seat) => ({ ...seat, assistant: false })), + { name: composition.assistant, attention: 'none' as const, assistant: true }, + ]; + for (const message of messages) { + if (message.seq > composition.after) reseat(roster, message); + } + return roster; +} + +/** One seating or unseating applied to the roster. Any other message changes nothing. */ +function reseat(roster: RosterSeat[], message: Message): void { + if (message.kind !== 'seated' && message.kind !== 'unseated') return; + const at = roster.findIndex((seat) => seat.name === message.from); + if (at >= 0) roster.splice(at, 1); + if (message.kind === 'seated') { + roster.push({ + name: message.from, + attention: message.attention ?? 'broadcast', + assistant: false, + }); + } +} + +interface OwedContext { + assistant: string; + isPerson: (name: string) => boolean; + backoff: (attempt: number) => number; +} + +const ATTEMPT_REASONS: ReadonlySet = new Set(['failed', 'expired', 'refused']); + +/** + * The summaries still owed, one per person. A close owes one when the agents + * said two or more things inside it, no summary covers it, and no draft stood + * down over it. Every later close of the same person joins the draft: one + * message reaches back to the earliest question still owed, and the latest + * close names the draft. + */ +function foldOwed( + closes: readonly CloseRow[], + messages: readonly Message[], + leases: ReadonlyMap, + context: OwedContext, +): Owed[] { + const summaries = messages.filter(isSummary); + const speaksForItself = (name: string) => !context.isPerson(name) && name !== context.assistant; + const open = closes.filter( + (close) => !summaries.some((s) => covers(s, close)) && !judged(leases, close.through), + ); + const byPerson = new Map(); + for (const close of open) { + if (draftOver(messages, close.from, close.through, speaksForItself) === undefined) continue; + const known = byPerson.get(close.owner); + byPerson.set(close.owner, { + person: close.owner, + from: Math.min(known?.from ?? close.from, close.from), + through: close.through, + closes: [...(known?.closes ?? []), close.through], + attempts: 0, + notBefore: undefined, + }); + } + for (const close of open) joinLater(byPerson.get(close.owner), close); + return [...byPerson.values()].map((owed) => withAttempts(owed, leases, context.backoff)); +} + +/** A later close of the same person joins the draft, whatever it held on its own. */ +function joinLater(owed: Owed | undefined, close: CloseRow): void { + if (owed === undefined || close.through <= owed.through) return; + owed.through = close.through; + owed.closes.push(close.through); +} + +const covers = (summary: Message & { kind: 'summary' }, close: CloseRow): boolean => + summary.to === close.owner && + summary.covers.from <= close.from && + summary.covers.through >= close.through; + +/** A draft over this close ended released without writing: the assistant judged the room. */ +function judged(leases: ReadonlyMap, through: Seq): boolean { + for (const lease of leases.values()) { + const parsed = parseId(lease.id); + if (parsed?.kind !== 'draft' || parsed.through !== through) continue; + if (lease.phase === 'ended' && lease.reason === 'released') return true; + } + return false; +} + +/** How many drafts over these closes came to nothing, and when the next may start. */ +function withAttempts( + owed: Owed, + leases: ReadonlyMap, + backoff: (attempt: number) => number, +): Owed { + const failed = [...leases.values()].filter((lease) => cameToNothing(lease, owed.closes)); + const last = Math.max(0, ...failed.map((lease) => Date.parse(lease.at))); + const attempts = failed.length; + return { ...owed, attempts, notBefore: attempts === 0 ? undefined : last + backoff(attempts) }; +} + +/** A draft over one of these closes that ended failed, expired, or refused. */ +function cameToNothing(lease: LeaseState, closes: readonly Seq[]): boolean { + const parsed = parseId(lease.id); + if (parsed?.kind !== 'draft' || !closes.includes(parsed.through)) return false; + return lease.phase === 'ended' && lease.reason !== undefined && ATTEMPT_REASONS.has(lease.reason); +} diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/index.ts b/packages/ambion/src/index.ts index 073dcd2..3798f02 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/index.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/index.ts @@ -52,16 +52,24 @@ export type { Runtime, SessionOpener, SessionRepoLike, + Transport, +} from './runtime.ts'; +export { + createRuntime, + defaultRuntime, + inProcessTransport, + sessionsOver, + systemClock, } from './runtime.ts'; -export { createRuntime, defaultRuntime, sessionsOver, systemClock } from './runtime.ts'; export type { ReadSessionOptions, + ResumeSessionOptions, Session, SessionView, StartSessionOptions, Visit, } from './session.ts'; -export { readSession, startSession, stopSession, visitSession } from './session.ts'; +export { readSession, resumeSession, startSession, stopSession, visitSession } from './session.ts'; export type { AgentDefinition, AgentSeat, @@ -88,6 +96,27 @@ export type { WorkspaceHandle, } from './types.ts'; export { isPresence, isSpoken, isSummary } from './types.ts'; +export type { + ActivationView, + CloseRow, + Commit, + CommitResponse, + CompositionRow, + EndReason, + Hand, + Intent, + Lease, + LeaseResponse, + LeaseRow, + SeatPort, + SeatRoom, + SeatRow, + Stale, + Steer, + ViewResponse, + Wake, +} from './wire.ts'; +export { assertWire, roundTrip } from './wire.ts'; export type { DefineWorkspaceOptions } from './workspace.ts'; export { defineWorkspace, destroyWorkspace } from './workspace.ts'; diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/lease.ts b/packages/ambion/src/lease.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f71d43f --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/ambion/src/lease.ts @@ -0,0 +1,106 @@ +/** + * Activations, named by what caused them. + * + * An activation's id is derived from the log: the seq of the message that + * woke the seat and the seat's name, or the close it answers and the + * attempt number. Nothing mints an id, so a wake is safe to send twice, a + * retried commit lands once, and a request from an activation whose lease + * ended is refused because the fold says so. + * + * A lease has two phases. `running` is a claim or a renewal, with an + * expiry; `ended` is terminal, with a reason. The last row for an id wins, + * and an ended lease never runs again. + */ + +import type { Message, Seq } from './types.ts'; +import type { CloseRow, EndReason, LeaseRow } from './wire.ts'; + +/** The id of the activation a message wakes on a seat. */ +export const activationId = (seq: Seq, seat: string): string => `${seq}:${seat}`; + +/** The id of the assistant's attempt at the summary a close owes. */ +export const draftId = (through: Seq, attempt: number): string => `close:${through}:${attempt}`; + +export type ParsedId = + { kind: 'wake'; seq: Seq; seat: string } | { kind: 'draft'; through: Seq; attempt: number }; + +/** What an id says caused the activation, or nothing for an id the room did not derive. */ +export function parseId(id: string): ParsedId | undefined { + const draft = /^close:(\d+):(\d+)$/.exec(id); + if (draft) return { kind: 'draft', through: Number(draft[1]), attempt: Number(draft[2]) }; + const wake = /^(\d+):([a-z][a-z0-9-]*)$/.exec(id); + if (wake) return { kind: 'wake', seq: Number(wake[1]), seat: wake[2] ?? '' }; + return undefined; +} + +/** The last row for one id: whether it runs, until when, or why it ended. */ +export interface LeaseState { + id: string; + phase: 'running' | 'ended'; + /** When a running lease expires, in milliseconds since the epoch. */ + expiry?: number; + reason?: EndReason; + /** When the last row was written, ISO. */ + at: string; +} + +export function foldLeases(rows: readonly LeaseRow[]): Map { + const leases = new Map(); + for (const row of rows) { + // Ended is terminal: a renewal that lands after the end changes nothing. + if (leases.get(row.id)?.phase === 'ended') continue; + leases.set( + row.id, + row.phase === 'running' + ? { id: row.id, phase: 'running', expiry: row.expiry, at: row.at } + : { id: row.id, phase: 'ended', reason: row.reason, at: row.at }, + ); + } + return leases; +} + +export const isExpired = (lease: LeaseState, now: number): boolean => + lease.phase === 'running' && (lease.expiry ?? 0) <= now; + +/** A lease that holds: running, and not past its expiry. */ +export const isLive = (lease: LeaseState, now: number): boolean => + lease.phase === 'running' && !isExpired(lease, now); + +/** A wake the room decided and no lease has answered. */ +export interface PendingWake { + id: string; + seat: string; + /** When the wake was decided, ISO: the message's or the close's `at`. */ + at: string; +} + +/** + * Every wake on the log that no lease row answers: a seat a message names in + * `wakes`, and the assistant a close names. A wake is pending until the seat + * claims the lease, whoever sent it and however often. + */ +export function pendingWakes( + messages: readonly Message[], + closes: readonly CloseRow[], + leases: ReadonlyMap, + assistant: string, +): PendingWake[] { + const decided: PendingWake[] = []; + for (const message of messages) { + for (const seat of message.wakes ?? []) { + decided.push({ id: activationId(message.seq, seat), seat, at: message.at }); + } + } + for (const close of closes) { + if (close.wakes?.length) + decided.push({ id: draftId(close.through, 1), seat: assistant, at: close.at }); + } + return decided.filter((wake) => !leases.has(wake.id)); +} + +/** The seat an id belongs to: the one it names, or the assistant for a draft. */ +export function seatOf(id: string, assistant: string): string | undefined { + const parsed = parseId(id); + if (parsed === undefined) return undefined; + return parsed.kind === 'wake' ? parsed.seat : assistant; +} diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/log.ts b/packages/ambion/src/log.ts index b14a967..1fa900f 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/log.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/log.ts @@ -17,9 +17,45 @@ */ import type { Agent, Session as PiSession } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; import type { Message, Seq } from './types.ts'; +import type { CloseRow, CompositionRow, LeaseRow, Without } from './wire.ts'; -/** The record lives as custom entries of this type in a Pi session. */ -const MESSAGE_ENTRY = 'ambion/message'; +/** The four kinds of custom entry the room writes to its Pi session. */ +const ENTRY_TYPES = { + message: 'ambion/message', + lease: 'ambion/lease', + close: 'ambion/close', + composition: 'ambion/composition', +} as const; + +/** One entry on the log: a message with a seq, or a row about the room around the messages. */ +export type LogEntry = + | { type: 'message'; message: Message } + | { type: 'lease'; lease: LeaseRow } + | { type: 'close'; close: CloseRow } + | { type: 'composition'; composition: CompositionRow }; + +/** A row that is not a message: it takes no seq, and carries `after`, the last seq when it was written. */ +export type Row = Exclude; + +/** What a caller passes to `write`: the row without `after`, which the log stamps. */ +export type RowData = { + lease: Without; + close: Without; + composition: Without; +}[K]; + +const BY_TYPE: Record = { + [ENTRY_TYPES.message]: 'message', + [ENTRY_TYPES.lease]: 'lease', + [ENTRY_TYPES.close]: 'close', + [ENTRY_TYPES.composition]: 'composition', +}; + +function toEntry(customType: string, data: unknown): LogEntry | undefined { + const type = BY_TYPE[customType]; + if (type === undefined) return undefined; + return { type, [type]: data } as LogEntry; +} /** What a caller commits: the message minus its seq, and the two checks the queue runs. */ export interface CommitIntent { @@ -27,13 +63,16 @@ export interface CommitIntent { key?: string; /** The seq the author has read. The queue refuses the commit when the record moved past it. */ readThrough?: Seq; - draft: Omit; + /** The message, or a function of the record as it stands when the commit runs. */ + draft: Omit | ((lastSeq: Seq) => Omit); } /** The commit landed, or the key had landed before, or the record had moved. */ export type Committed = { message: T; repeated?: true } | { missed: Message[] }; export class RoomLog { + /** Every entry, replayed then appended, in the order the writes were confirmed. */ + readonly entries: LogEntry[] = []; /** The replayed record, then every message as its write is confirmed. */ readonly messages: Message[] = []; readonly ready: Promise; @@ -57,18 +96,46 @@ export class RoomLog { // findEntries does not promise append order; Pi's seq does. found.sort((a, b) => a.seq - b.seq); for (const entry of found) { - if (entry.type !== 'custom' || entry.customType !== MESSAGE_ENTRY) continue; - this.cache(entry.data as Message); + if (entry.type !== 'custom') continue; + const known = toEntry(entry.customType, entry.data); + if (known) this.cache(known); } return piSession; } - private cache(message: Message): void { + private cache(entry: LogEntry): void { + this.entries.push(entry); + if (entry.type !== 'message') return; + const message = entry.message; this.messages.push(message); this.lastSeq = message.seq; if (message.key !== undefined) this.byKey.set(message.key, message); } + /** + * Put a row beside the messages. It takes no seq and carries `after`, the + * last seq when it landed; it joins the same queue, so a row and the + * messages around it land in the order they were asked. The row is built + * where the write happens, and a builder that returns nothing writes + * nothing: the check it ran found the row no longer needed. + */ + write( + type: K, + row: RowData | (() => RowData | undefined), + ): Promise { + const link = this.tail.then(async () => { + const piSession = await this.ready; + const data = typeof row === 'function' ? row() : row; + if (data === undefined) return false; + const stamped = { ...data, after: this.lastSeq }; + await piSession.appendCustomEntry(ENTRY_TYPES[type], stamped); + this.cache({ type, [type]: stamped } as unknown as LogEntry); + return true; + }); + this.tail = link.catch(() => {}); + return link; + } + /** * Commit one message. The check, the append and the cache update run * inside one link of the queue, and `landed` runs there too, before the @@ -79,14 +146,14 @@ export class RoomLog { intent: CommitIntent, landed?: (message: T) => void, ): Promise> { - const link = this.tail.then(() => this.write(intent, landed)); + const link = this.tail.then(() => this.land(intent, landed)); // One write that fails must not stop the next one. The queue keeps its // order; the caller of the failed write sees its failure. this.tail = link.catch(() => {}); return link; } - private async write( + private async land( intent: CommitIntent, landed: ((message: T) => void) | undefined, ): Promise> { @@ -96,13 +163,14 @@ export class RoomLog { if (intent.readThrough !== undefined && this.lastSeq > intent.readThrough) { return { missed: this.since(intent.readThrough) }; } + const draft = typeof intent.draft === 'function' ? intent.draft(this.lastSeq) : intent.draft; const stamped = { - ...intent.draft, + ...draft, seq: this.lastSeq + 1, ...(intent.key === undefined ? {} : { key: intent.key }), } as T; - await piSession.appendCustomEntry(MESSAGE_ENTRY, stamped); - this.cache(stamped); + await piSession.appendCustomEntry(ENTRY_TYPES.message, stamped); + this.cache({ type: 'message', message: stamped }); landed?.(stamped); return { message: stamped }; } diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/presence.ts b/packages/ambion/src/presence.ts index 5ece0f3..a6b653f 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/presence.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/presence.ts @@ -1,11 +1,13 @@ /** * Who is in the room, and where each of them stopped reading. * - * The record says who arrived and who left; this holds the one fact a replay - * cannot rebuild — who is here *now* — and reads everything else off the - * record. A person is in the room or they are not: one name, one visit. + * Presence is a fold over the record: a person is present from their last + * `arrived` until their next `left`. A crash writes no `left`, so the person + * stays present until the host says they left. The one thing the record + * does not hold is the handle a host delivers through, and that stays in + * the running room. */ -import type { HumanDefinition, Message, PresenceMessage, PresenceStatus, Seq } from './types.ts'; +import type { HumanDefinition, Message, PresenceStatus, Seq } from './types.ts'; /** One person in the room, for as long as they are in it. */ export interface VisitRuntime { @@ -13,74 +15,44 @@ export interface VisitRuntime { gone: boolean; } -/** - * Who is in the room, and where each of them stopped reading. The record is - * the store. This holds the one fact a replay cannot rebuild: who is here - * now. Everything else it answers, it reads off the record. - */ -export class Attendance { - private readonly inRoom = new Map(); - - constructor(private readonly record: () => readonly Message[]) {} - - enter(human: HumanDefinition): VisitRuntime { - const visit: VisitRuntime = { human, gone: false }; - this.inRoom.set(human.name, visit); - return visit; - } - - leave(name: string): void { - this.inRoom.delete(name); - } - - visitOf(name: string): VisitRuntime | undefined { - return this.inRoom.get(name); - } - - all(): VisitRuntime[] { - return [...this.inRoom.values()]; - } - - presenceOf(name: string): PresenceStatus { - return this.inRoom.has(name) ? 'present' : 'absent'; - } - - /** Every person the room knows: the arrivals on the record, and who is here. */ - known(): Map { - const known = new Map(); - for (const message of this.record()) { - if (message.kind !== 'arrived') continue; - known.set(message.from, message.identity ?? ''); - } - for (const visit of this.inRoom.values()) known.set(visit.human.name, visit.human.identity); - return known; - } - - knows(name: string): boolean { - return this.known().has(name); - } - - /** The seq of this person's last `left`, or undefined before their first. */ - sinceOf(name: string): Seq | undefined { - return this.lastPresence(name)?.seq; - } - - /** When this person's presence last changed, ISO. */ - lastChangeAt(name: string): string | undefined { - const record = this.record(); - for (let i = record.length - 1; i >= 0; i -= 1) { - const message = record[i]; - if (message && message.kind !== 'said' && message.from === name) return message.at; - } - return undefined; - } +/** One person the record knows, as the record last saw them. */ +export interface PersonState { + name: string; + identity: string; + presence: PresenceStatus; + /** The seq of their last `left`, or undefined before their first. */ + since: Seq | undefined; + /** When their presence last changed, ISO. */ + changedAt: string | undefined; + /** How they read, as their latest arrival said it. */ + preferences: string | undefined; +} - private lastPresence(name: string): PresenceMessage | undefined { - const record = this.record(); - for (let i = record.length - 1; i >= 0; i -= 1) { - const message = record[i]; - if (message?.kind === 'left' && message.from === name) return message; +/** Every person the record knows, in the order the record met them. */ +export function foldPeople(messages: readonly Message[]): Map { + const people = new Map(); + for (const message of messages) { + if (message.kind === 'arrived') { + const known = people.get(message.from); + people.set(message.from, { + name: message.from, + identity: message.identity ?? known?.identity ?? '', + presence: 'present', + since: known?.since, + changedAt: message.at, + preferences: message.preferences ?? known?.preferences, + }); + } else if (message.kind === 'left') { + const known = people.get(message.from); + if (known) { + people.set(message.from, { + ...known, + presence: 'absent', + since: message.seq, + changedAt: message.at, + }); + } } - return undefined; } + return people; } diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/reconcile.ts b/packages/ambion/src/reconcile.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d099bc3 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/ambion/src/reconcile.ts @@ -0,0 +1,176 @@ +/** + * How the room moves: it folds the log, decides, and writes what it decided. + * + * `decide` is pure. It reads the folded state and the clock and returns the + * rows to write, the wakes to send, and when to look again. The room applies + * a decision, and a second decision over the result writes nothing: that is + * what makes it safe to run after every commit, every lease change, every + * alarm and every wake, and after a resume that does not know what the last + * run got to. + */ +import { draftOver } from './assistant.ts'; +import type { Owed, RoomState } from './fold.ts'; +import { draftId, isExpired, isLive, parseId, seatOf } from './lease.ts'; +import type { CloseRow, LeaseRow, Without } from './wire.ts'; + +export interface DecideOptions { + now: number; + /** How long an unanswered wake waits before the room sends it again. */ + resend: number; + /** How many drafts the room tries for one close. */ + attempts: number; + /** When each wake was last sent by this room, or undefined when it never was. */ + sentAt(id: string): number | undefined; + /** A stopped room closes nothing and wakes nobody. */ + stopped: boolean; +} + +interface Send { + id: string; + seat: string; +} + +export interface Decision { + /** Leases that ran past their expiry, ended here. */ + expired: Without, 'after'>[]; + /** The exchange the room closes, when nothing is live and one is open. */ + close: Omit | undefined; + sends: Send[]; + /** When the room looks again on its own, or undefined when nothing waits on the clock. */ + alarmAt: number | undefined; +} + +/** + * The seats holding a live lease or a pending wake, by name. `sent` names + * the wakes this room sent that the log does not carry — a retry of a draft + * — and one of those is live until a lease answers it. + */ +export function liveSeats( + state: RoomState, + now: number, + sent: Iterable = [], +): Map { + const assistant = state.composition?.assistant ?? ''; + const live = new Map(); + const add = (seat: string | undefined, id: string) => { + if (seat === undefined) return; + live.set(seat, [...(live.get(seat) ?? []), id]); + }; + for (const lease of state.leases.values()) { + if (isLive(lease, now)) add(seatOf(lease.id, assistant), lease.id); + } + for (const wake of state.pending) add(wake.seat, wake.id); + for (const id of sent) { + if (!state.leases.has(id) && !state.pending.some((wake) => wake.id === id)) { + add(seatOf(id, assistant), id); + } + } + return live; +} + +/** + * Whether the exchange is still being worked on: a seat that speaks for + * itself is live, or the assistant is composing. The assistant drafting a + * summary is not the room still working, so a draft holds no exchange open. + */ +export function working(state: RoomState, now: number): boolean { + const assistant = state.composition?.assistant ?? ''; + for (const [seat, ids] of liveSeats(state, now)) { + if (seat !== assistant) return true; + if (ids.some((id) => parseId(id)?.kind === 'wake')) return true; + } + return false; +} + +export function decide(state: RoomState, options: DecideOptions): Decision { + const expired = expiries(state, options.now); + const close = options.stopped ? undefined : closing(state, options.now); + const sends = options.stopped ? [] : dueWakes(state, close, options); + return { + expired, + close, + sends, + alarmAt: options.stopped ? undefined : nextAlarm(state, options), + }; +} + +function expiries(state: RoomState, now: number): Decision['expired'] { + const at = new Date(now).toISOString(); + return [...state.leases.values()] + .filter((lease) => isExpired(lease, now)) + .map((lease) => ({ id: lease.id, phase: 'ended' as const, reason: 'expired' as const, at })); +} + +/** The exchange closes when nothing works on it. It names the assistant when it owes a summary. */ +function closing(state: RoomState, now: number): Decision['close'] { + const exchange = state.exchange; + if (exchange === undefined || working(state, now)) return undefined; + const assistant = state.composition?.assistant ?? ''; + const speaksForItself = (name: string) => !state.people.has(name) && name !== assistant; + const owed = + draftOver(state.messages, exchange.from, state.lastSeq, speaksForItself) !== undefined; + return { + owner: exchange.owner, + from: exchange.from, + through: state.lastSeq, + at: new Date(now).toISOString(), + ...(owed ? { wakes: [assistant] } : {}), + }; +} + +/** + * Every wake the room sends now: a pending wake never sent, or sent longer + * ago than the resend window; the wake a close decided here; and an owed + * draft whose backoff has passed while the assistant is idle. + */ +function dueWakes(state: RoomState, close: Decision['close'], options: DecideOptions): Send[] { + const assistant = state.composition?.assistant ?? ''; + const sends = new Map(); + for (const wake of state.pending) { + if (unanswered(wake.id, options)) sends.set(wake.id, { id: wake.id, seat: wake.seat }); + } + if (close?.wakes?.length) { + const id = draftId(close.through, 1); + sends.set(id, { id, seat: assistant }); + } + if (close === undefined) { + for (const id of dueDrafts(state, options)) sends.set(id, { id, seat: assistant }); + } + return [...sends.values()]; +} + +/** The draft of every owed summary whose backoff has passed, while the assistant is idle. */ +function dueDrafts(state: RoomState, options: DecideOptions): string[] { + const assistant = state.composition?.assistant ?? ''; + if (liveSeats(state, options.now).has(assistant)) return []; + return state.owed + .filter((owed) => due(owed, options)) + .map((owed) => draftId(owed.through, owed.attempts + 1)) + .filter((id) => !state.leases.has(id) && unanswered(id, options)); +} + +/** A wake this room never sent, or sent longer ago than the resend window. */ +function unanswered(id: string, options: DecideOptions): boolean { + const sent = options.sentAt(id); + return sent === undefined || options.now - sent >= options.resend; +} + +/** An owed draft under the cap whose backoff has passed. */ +function due(owed: Owed, options: DecideOptions): boolean { + if (owed.attempts >= options.attempts) return false; + return owed.notBefore === undefined || owed.notBefore <= options.now; +} + +function nextAlarm(state: RoomState, options: DecideOptions): number | undefined { + const times = [ + ...[...state.leases.values()] + .filter((lease) => isLive(lease, options.now)) + .map((lease) => lease.expiry ?? 0), + ...state.pending.map((wake) => (options.sentAt(wake.id) ?? options.now) + options.resend), + ...state.owed + .filter((owed) => owed.attempts < options.attempts) + .map((owed) => owed.notBefore ?? 0), + ]; + const future = times.filter((at) => at > options.now); + return future.length === 0 ? undefined : Math.min(...future); +} diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/render.ts b/packages/ambion/src/render.ts index dabd939..e9ac166 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/render.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/render.ts @@ -21,7 +21,6 @@ import { type SeatInfo, type Seq, type SummaryMessage, - type WorkspaceHandle, } from './types.ts'; const MINUTE = 60_000; @@ -236,7 +235,7 @@ export interface RoomView { } /** The exchange the assistant is closing: whose it was, how they read, and its range. */ -export interface Closing { +interface Closing { /** The person whose question opened it, and who reads the message. */ readonly person: string; /** How they read, or nothing when they said nothing about it. */ @@ -252,7 +251,7 @@ interface Reserved { } /** The exchange the assistant is composing the room for: whose question, and who is in reserve. */ -export interface ComposingView { +interface ComposingView { readonly person: string; readonly from: Seq; readonly reserve: readonly Reserved[]; @@ -268,8 +267,8 @@ export interface SeatSpeaking { name: string; identity: string; instructions: string; - /** Set for an agent connected to a workspace: gates WORKSPACE_PARAGRAPH. */ - workspace?: WorkspaceHandle; + /** Whether the agent is connected to a workspace: gates WORKSPACE_PARAGRAPH. */ + connected: boolean; }; /** Whether this seat is the room's assistant, which writes for people and never speaks. */ readonly assistant: boolean; @@ -323,7 +322,7 @@ function duties(seat: SeatSpeaking, room: RoomView): string[] { // A workspace binds four tools to every activation of an agent that names // one (docs/workspace.md §5); the paragraph states what they reach so the // agent does not have to probe for it with a call. - if (seat.def.workspace) lines.push(``, ...WORKSPACE_PARAGRAPH); + if (seat.def.connected) lines.push(``, ...WORKSPACE_PARAGRAPH); // A fold renders once the record holds a summary, so only such a record // tells its seats how to read one. if (room.record.some(isSummary)) lines.push(``, ...SUMMARY_PARAGRAPH); diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/runtime.ts b/packages/ambion/src/runtime.ts index 1c940db..40bf049 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/runtime.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/runtime.ts @@ -23,7 +23,9 @@ import type { import { InMemorySessionRepo } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; import type { Api, Model } from '@earendil-works/pi-ai'; import { builtinModels } from '@earendil-works/pi-ai/providers/all'; -import type { AgentDefinition } from './types.ts'; +import { SeatActor, type SeatContext } from './seat.ts'; +import type { AgentDefinition, SessionEvent } from './types.ts'; +import type { SeatPort, SeatRoom } from './wire.ts'; /** The one clock a room reads, and the one alarm it sets. */ export interface Clock { @@ -41,9 +43,47 @@ export interface SessionOpener { /** Resolves an agent's `provider/model-id` to the model Pi's loop runs. */ export type ModelResolver = (id: string, agent: string) => Model; -/** A room the runtime holds while it runs. `session.ts` implements it. */ -export interface RunningRoom { +/** + * A room the runtime holds while it runs, as the transport sees it: the + * seat's three calls, plus what an in-process seat is handed beside them. + * `session.ts` implements it. + */ +export interface RunningRoom extends SeatRoom { readonly name: string; + readonly stream: StreamFn; + readonly model: ModelResolver; + /** Where the room's sessions open: a seat's audit session opens beside them. */ + readonly sessions: SessionOpener; + emit(event: SessionEvent): void; + /** Drop the room from memory. The record keeps everything. */ + evict(): void; +} + +/** + * How a room reaches a seat. In process, a port is the seat's own actor over + * a direct handle on the room; across a boundary, a port carries the wake + * and the steer over, and the seat reaches back through the same boundary. + */ +export interface Transport { + connect(room: RunningRoom, seat: string, runtime: Runtime): SeatPort; +} + +/** Every seat is an actor in this process, holding the room directly. */ +export function inProcessTransport(): Transport { + return { + connect(room, seat, runtime) { + const context: SeatContext = { + runtime, + room: room.name, + seat, + sessions: room.sessions, + stream: room.stream, + model: room.model, + emit: (event) => room.emit(event), + }; + return new SeatActor(room, context); + }, + }; } export interface Runtime { @@ -55,6 +95,7 @@ export interface Runtime { readonly catalog: Map; readonly clock: Clock; readonly sessions: SessionOpener; + readonly transport: Transport; /** The model call every seat in this runtime makes, unless a room overrides it. */ readonly stream: StreamFn; readonly model: ModelResolver; @@ -68,6 +109,9 @@ export interface Runtime { export interface CreateRuntimeOptions { clock?: Clock; + transport?: Transport; + /** Definitions the catalog starts with. `resumeSession` resolves a room's names through it. */ + agents?: readonly AgentDefinition[]; /** Where the rooms' Pi sessions open. `repo` is the shorthand for `sessionsOver(repo)`. */ sessions?: SessionOpener; repo?: SessionRepoLike; @@ -157,15 +201,18 @@ export function createRuntime(options: CreateRuntimeOptions = {}): Runtime { return { running, taken: new Set(), - catalog: new Map(), + catalog: new Map((options.agents ?? []).map((def) => [def.name, def])), clock: options.clock ?? systemClock(), sessions, + transport: options.transport ?? inProcessTransport(), stream: options.stream ?? registryStream, model: options.stream ? stubModel : registryModel, wake: { resend: 5_000, expiry: 60_000, ...options.wake }, retry: { attempts: 3, backoff: (attempt) => attempt * 30_000, ...options.retry }, evict(name) { + const room = running.get(name); running.delete(name); + room?.evict(); }, }; } diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/seat.ts b/packages/ambion/src/seat.ts index 8c46654..769e4f4 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/seat.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/seat.ts @@ -1,48 +1,41 @@ /** - * A seat: one agent in one room, and what wakes it. + * A seat: one agent in one room, what wakes it, and the side of the wire + * that runs its activations. * - * A seat is the agent plus everything the room knows about it while it is - * seated — where its attention sits on the scale, whether it is taking an activation, - * how much of the record it has provably heard. The agent definition is a - * value and says none of that: the same definition is the quiet corner in one - * room and the one who meets people in another. + * A seat is the agent plus what the room knows about it while it is seated: + * where its attention sits on the scale, and whether an activation of it is + * live. The agent definition is a value and says none of that: the same + * definition is the quiet corner in one room and the one who meets people in + * another. * - * The routing rule lives here too, because it is a fact about a seat rather - * than about the room: every message has a reach, and a seat wakes when its - * attention is at least that wide. + * Two things live here. The routing rule, because it is a fact about a seat + * rather than about the room: every message has a reach, and a seat wakes + * when its attention is at least that wide. And the seat's own actor: it + * takes a wake, claims the lease, reads the room's view, builds the Pi + * `Agent` over it with the hand the view names, runs it, renews the lease + * while it runs, and releases the lease when it stops. Everything it knows + * of the room, it learns through three calls (`wire.ts`). */ import type { AgentTool, AgentToolResult, + Agent as PiAgent, Session as PiSession, + StreamFn, } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; -import type { Activation } from './activation.ts'; -import type { AgentDefinition, Attention, Message } from './types.ts'; +import { Agent } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; +import { Type } from 'typebox'; +import { Activation } from './activation.ts'; +import { type Composing, type Draft, seatTool, standDown, summariseTool } from './assistant.ts'; +import { persistTurns } from './log.ts'; +import { refusal } from './render.ts'; +import type { ModelResolver, Runtime, SessionOpener } from './runtime.ts'; +import type { AgentDefinition, Attention, Message, SessionEvent } from './types.ts'; import { isAmbionTool, isSpoken } from './types.ts'; -import { toolContext } from './workspace.ts'; - -export interface SeatRuntime { - def: AgentDefinition; - /** What wakes this seat. Chosen at seating, not by the definition. */ - attention: Attention; - /** - * The activation this seat is taking, while it is taking one. Everything - * that lasts seconds lives there; everything here lasts as long as the seat - * is seated. A seat is active when it has one. - */ - activation?: Activation; - /** The seat's own downstream Pi session, opened once and kept for the run. */ - piSeat?: Promise; - /** Seated after the room started, so `stop` unseats it and the record says so. */ - added?: true; - /** Seated from the reserve, so an unseat returns it there. */ - reserved?: true; -} +import type { ActivationView, CommitResponse, SeatPort, SeatRoom, Steer, Wake } from './wire.ts'; +import { builtinTools, toolContext } from './workspace.ts'; -/** Whether this seat is taking an activation now. Runtime state, not a seating choice. */ -export function isActive(seat: SeatRuntime): boolean { - return seat.activation !== undefined; -} +// -- routing ----------------------------------------------------------------- /** The attention scale, narrowest first. A seat hears what it is wide enough for. */ const WIDTH: Record = { none: 0, named: 1, broadcast: 2, presence: 3 }; @@ -66,8 +59,8 @@ function reachOf(message: Message): Attention { * presence message is routed like any other. */ export function wakes( - seat: SeatRuntime, - target: SeatRuntime | undefined, + seat: { name: string; attention: Attention }, + target: string | undefined, message: Message, fromAssistant: boolean, ): boolean { @@ -76,20 +69,22 @@ export function wakes( // one activation the assistant can cause. The guard is on the author rather // than on what it wrote, so it holds for anything else it ever writes, and // every seat still reads it. - if (fromAssistant) return message.kind === 'seated' && seat === target; - if (seat === target) return true; + if (fromAssistant) return message.kind === 'seated' && seat.name === target; + if (seat.name === target) return true; const reach = reachOf(message); if (WIDTH[seat.attention] < WIDTH[reach]) return false; return reach !== 'named'; } +// -- tools -------------------------------------------------------------------- + /** * One Pi tool from what a seat declared. A `defineTool` tool is handed a * `ToolContext` built for the seat's agent on every call, which is how it * reaches a workspace; a Pi-native tool passes through as it is, and its * signature has no room for one. */ -export function toPiTool(tool: unknown, agent: AgentDefinition): AgentTool { +function toPiTool(tool: unknown, agent: AgentDefinition): AgentTool { if (isAmbionTool(tool)) { return { name: tool.name, @@ -112,6 +107,255 @@ export function toPiTool(tool: unknown, agent: AgentDefinition): AgentTool { } /** What a write tool returns when the record took it. */ -export function delivered(): AgentToolResult> { +function delivered(): AgentToolResult> { return { content: [{ type: 'text', text: 'delivered' }], details: {} }; } + +/** What every hand a seat holds reaches: the activation it belongs to, and the room. */ +export interface Hands { + readonly activation: Activation; + readonly room: SeatRoom; + /** What a hand makes of the room's answer: a mark on the record, a refusal, or a lease that ended. */ + landed(response: CommitResponse): AgentToolResult>; +} + +function hands(activation: Activation, room: SeatRoom): Hands { + return { + activation, + room, + landed(response) { + if ('committed' in response) { + activation.heard(response.committed.seq); + activation.spoke = true; + return delivered(); + } + if ('refused' in response) throw new Error(response.refused); + if ('missed' in response) { + throw new Error('The room moved. Read what landed, then decide again.'); + } + // The lease ended under this hand: the room is closing, or the seat + // ran past its lease. Nothing it writes now lands, so the turn is over. + activation.abort(); + return standDown(`Your turn ended: ${response.stale}.`) as AgentToolResult< + Record + >; + }, + }; +} + +/** The one hand every seat that speaks for itself holds. */ +function sayTool(hands: Hands): AgentTool { + return { + name: 'say', + label: 'say', + description: + 'Speak on the record. Omit `to` to address the room; set `to` to a participant name ' + + 'to address them directly — a directed say to an agent also calls them in. ' + + 'Ending your turn without calling say is declining to speak.', + parameters: Type.Object({ + to: Type.Optional(Type.String({ description: 'A participant name from the roster.' })), + text: Type.String(), + }), + execute: async (toolCallId, rawParams) => { + const params = rawParams as { to?: string; text: string }; + const to = params.to?.trim() ? params.to.trim() : undefined; + const text = params.text.trim(); + // A message with nothing in it still takes a seq, renders in + // every context after it, and stands inside whatever range a + // summary covers. Saying nothing is ending the activation. + if (text === '') { + throw new Error('The message is empty. Say something, or end your turn instead.'); + } + const response = await hands.room.commit({ + activation: hands.activation.id, + key: toolCallId, + readThrough: hands.activation.readThrough, + intent: { kind: 'said', ...(to === undefined ? {} : { to }), text }, + }); + if ('missed' in response) { + // Now heard, the seat decides again against the record as it stands. + hands.activation.heard(response.missed.at(-1)?.seq ?? 0); + throw new Error( + refusal( + 'Not delivered — the room moved while you were speaking. New on the record:', + response.missed, + 'Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.', + ), + ); + } + return hands.landed(response); + }, + }; +} + +/** + * What an activation holds. A seat speaks, reaches its workspace through the + * four built-in tools when it names one, and uses its own tools; the assistant + * holds the one hand its view names, and it reaches the record. `startSession` + * refuses an assistant that carries tools or a workspace of its own, so there + * is nothing else to leave out. + */ +function handsFor(view: ActivationView, def: AgentDefinition, held: Hands): AgentTool[] { + if (view.hand === 'say') { + return [sayTool(held), ...builtinTools(def), ...def.tools.map((tool) => toPiTool(tool, def))]; + } + if (view.hand === 'summarise' && view.closing) { + const draft: Draft = { ...view.closing, refusals: 0, calls: 0 }; + return [summariseTool(held, draft)]; + } + if (view.hand === 'seat' && view.composing) { + const composing: Composing = { ...view.composing, seated: 0, calls: 0 }; + return [seatTool(held, composing)]; + } + return []; +} + +// -- the actor ---------------------------------------------------------------- + +/** What a seat actor needs beside the room: the runtime, and the model call the room chose. */ +export interface SeatContext { + readonly runtime: Runtime; + readonly room: string; + readonly seat: string; + /** Where the seat's audit session opens, `:`, beside the room's. */ + readonly sessions: SessionOpener; + readonly stream: StreamFn; + readonly model: ModelResolver; + /** Where in-process events go. Absent across a process boundary. */ + readonly emit?: (event: SessionEvent) => void; +} + +/** + * The seat's side of the wire. One actor per seat, for as long as the room + * runs; one activation at a time, named by the wake that started it. + */ +export class SeatActor implements SeatPort { + private current: { id: string; activation: Activation } | undefined; + /** A wake that arrived while an activation ran. It runs next. */ + private queued: string | undefined; + private audit: Promise | undefined; + + constructor( + private readonly room: SeatRoom, + private readonly context: SeatContext, + ) {} + + async wake(wake: Wake): Promise { + if (this.current !== undefined) { + if (this.current.id !== wake.activation) this.queued = wake.activation; + return; + } + void this.take(wake.activation); + } + + async steer(steer: Steer): Promise { + if (this.current?.id === steer.activation) { + this.current.activation.steer(steer.message, steer.line); + } + } + + /** Cut the activation in flight. The room writes what that means. */ + abort(): void { + this.current?.activation.abort(); + } + + /** One activation: claim, run, release, then whatever queued behind it. */ + private async take(id: string): Promise { + // Held before the claim, so a steer that lands while the claim is in + // flight reaches the activation and not the floor. + const activation = new Activation(id, this.context.seat, this.host(id)); + this.current = { id, activation }; + const claimed = await this.claim(id); + if (claimed === undefined) { + this.current = undefined; + return this.next(); + } + const stopRenewing = this.renewUntil(activation, claimed.expiry); + try { + await activation.run(); + } finally { + stopRenewing(); + this.current = undefined; + await this.release(id, activation); + } + this.next(); + } + + /** The lease, or nothing: the room refused it, or the claim never came back. The wake is sent again. */ + private async claim(id: string): Promise<{ expiry: number } | undefined> { + try { + const claimed = await this.room.lease({ activation: id, phase: 'running' }); + return 'stale' in claimed ? undefined : claimed.ok; + } catch { + return undefined; + } + } + + private next(): void { + const queued = this.queued; + this.queued = undefined; + if (queued !== undefined) void this.take(queued); + } + + /** The lease is released, however the activation went. A room that is gone answers stale, and that is fine. */ + private async release(id: string, activation: Activation): Promise { + try { + await this.room.lease({ activation: id, phase: 'ended', reason: activation.reason }); + } catch { + // The release never reached the room: the lease expires there, which + // the room reports as a failed activation. + } + } + + /** Renew at half the expiry, for as long as the activation runs. A refused renewal ends it. */ + private renewUntil(activation: Activation, firstExpiry: number): () => void { + const clock = this.context.runtime.clock; + let cancel = () => {}; + const schedule = (expiry: number) => { + cancel = clock.alarm(clock.now() + (expiry - clock.now()) / 2, () => void renew()); + }; + const renew = async () => { + try { + const renewed = await this.room.lease({ activation: activation.id, phase: 'running' }); + if ('stale' in renewed) activation.abort(); + else schedule(renewed.ok.expiry); + } catch { + // The renewal never reached the room: the lease expires there, and + // the next call this seat makes is answered stale. + } + }; + schedule(firstExpiry); + return () => cancel(); + } + + private host(id: string) { + const { runtime, room, seat, sessions } = this.context; + return { + view: () => this.room.view(id), + renew: () => this.room.lease({ activation: id, phase: 'running' }), + build: (view: ActivationView, activation: Activation) => this.build(view, activation), + persist: (agent: PiAgent) => { + this.audit ??= sessions.open(`${room}:${seat}`, room); + return persistTurns(this.audit, agent, new Date(runtime.clock.now()).toISOString()); + }, + emit: (event: SessionEvent) => this.context.emit?.(event), + now: () => runtime.clock.now(), + }; + } + + /** The model over the view: the prompt the room rendered, the model the definition names, the hands. */ + private build(view: ActivationView, activation: Activation): PiAgent { + const def = this.context.runtime.catalog.get(view.seat); + if (def === undefined) throw new Error(`'${view.seat}' is not in the runtime's catalog.`); + return new Agent({ + streamFn: this.context.stream, + initialState: { + systemPrompt: view.systemPrompt, + model: this.context.model(view.model, def.name), + thinkingLevel: 'off', + tools: handsFor(view, def, hands(activation, this.room)), + messages: [], + }, + }); + } +} diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/session.ts b/packages/ambion/src/session.ts index a6b9ab2..6958764 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/session.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/session.ts @@ -1,49 +1,37 @@ /** - * The room: the one place where a record, the seats around it, the people + * The room: the one place where a log, the seats around it, the people * visiting it and the exchanges they open become behaviour. * - * Everything with a life of its own has left. The log is `log.ts`, who - * is here is `presence.ts`, a seat and what wakes it is `seat.ts`, one - * activation is `activation.ts`, an exchange is `exchange.ts`, the assistant is - * `assistant.ts`, and every sentence a participant reads is `render.ts`. What is - * left is what only a room can do: + * The room is one operation and one step. `commit` appends one entry to the + * log under a serial queue, then emits and sends. `reconcile` folds the log, + * decides, writes what it decided, and sends; it runs after every commit, + * every lease change, every alarm and every wake, and running it twice + * writes nothing. Every fact about the room is a fold over the log + * (`fold.ts`), so a room that resumes over the log continues where the last + * run stopped. * - * - **Compose.** Seat the agents and the assistant, hold the reserve, admit the - * people, seat and unseat while it runs, and take it all down again. + * What is left here is what only a room can do: + * + * - **Compose.** Write the composition, admit the people, seat and unseat + * while it runs, and take it all down again. * - **Commit.** One queue, one seq at a time, for every author (rule 5), and * one `message` event per message however it was written. - * - **Route.** Who hears a message, and who wakes for it. - * - **Give an activation what only the room knows.** The model, the prompt, the - * hands, and the room as it stands at that moment. - * - **Say when it has stopped.** An exchange closed, and nothing running. + * - **Route.** Who hears a message, and who wakes for it, written with it. + * - **Answer a seat.** The view an activation reads, the commit it asks for, + * and the lease it holds — the three calls in `wire.ts`. + * - **Say when it has stopped.** An exchange closed, and nothing live. */ -import type { - AgentTool, - Session as PiSession, - SessionRepo, - StreamFn, -} from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; -import { Agent } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; -import { Type } from 'typebox'; -import { Activation } from './activation.ts'; -import { - Assistant, - assertAssistant, - type Composing, - type Draft, - seatTool, - summariseTool, -} from './assistant.ts'; -import { seated } from './define.ts'; -import { type ClosedExchange, type Exchange, Exchanges } from './exchange.ts'; -import { type Committed, persistTurns, RoomLog } from './log.ts'; -import { Attendance, type VisitRuntime } from './presence.ts'; +import type { SessionRepo, StreamFn } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; +import { assertAssistant } from './assistant.ts'; +import type { Exchange } from './exchange.ts'; +import { foldRoom, type RoomState } from './fold.ts'; +import { activationId, isExpired, isLive, parseId, seatOf } from './lease.ts'; +import { type Committed, RoomLog } from './log.ts'; +import type { VisitRuntime } from './presence.ts'; +import { decide, liveSeats, working } from './reconcile.ts'; import { - type Closing, - type ComposingView, type PersonView, type RoomView, - refusal, renderLine, renderSystemPrompt, renderTurnContext, @@ -52,12 +40,13 @@ import { import { defaultRuntime, type ModelResolver, + type RunningRoom, type Runtime, type SessionOpener, sessionsOver, stubModel, } from './runtime.ts'; -import { delivered, isActive, type SeatRuntime, toPiTool, wakes } from './seat.ts'; +import { SeatActor, wakes } from './seat.ts'; import { type AgentDefinition, type AgentSeat, @@ -76,14 +65,33 @@ import { type SpokenMessage, type SummaryMessage, } from './types.ts'; -import { builtinTools } from './workspace.ts'; - -/** An agent held in reserve: the definition, and the attention it takes when seated. */ -interface Reserved { +import type { + ActivationView, + Commit, + CommitResponse, + EndReason, + Hand, + Lease, + LeaseResponse, + SeatPort, + SeatRow, + ViewResponse, +} from './wire.ts'; + +/** An agent with the attention it takes when seated. */ +interface Placed { def: AgentDefinition; attention: Attention; } +/** What a run starts with, as values. The row on the log is the same, by name. */ +interface Composition { + assistant: AgentDefinition; + goal: string | undefined; + agents: Placed[]; + available: Placed[]; +} + export interface StartSessionOptions { /** The session's name: the record belongs to it, across every run. */ name: string; @@ -123,6 +131,12 @@ export interface ReadSessionOptions { runtime?: Runtime; } +export interface ResumeSessionOptions { + runtime?: Runtime; + /** Override the model call, as `startSession` does. */ + streamFn?: StreamFn; +} + /** Reading a room takes no run: the pull side, and nothing that starts anything. */ export interface SessionView { readonly name: string; @@ -132,21 +146,18 @@ export interface SessionView { } export interface Session extends SessionView { - /** - * The question the room is working on, or nothing when nobody has asked. - * Run state: a restart begins with none. - */ + /** The question the room is working on, or nothing when nobody has asked. A fold over the log. */ exchange(): Exchange | undefined; - /** Resolves when no agent is active and nothing is queued. */ + /** Resolves when no seat that speaks for itself is live and the assistant is not composing. */ settled(): Promise; /** - * Resolves when the room is quiet and every summary an exchange owed has - * been written, declined or refused. `settled()` reports the seats alone, - * which is what rule 5 needs it to mean; this is what a host waits for when - * it wants the one message a person reads. + * Resolves when nothing at all is live: no lease held, no wake pending. + * `settled()` reports the seats alone, which is what rule 5 needs it to + * mean; this is what a host waits for when it wants the one message a + * person reads. */ quiet(): Promise; - /** Cancel every activation in flight. The room keeps running; `stopSession` ends it. */ + /** Revoke every lease in flight. The room keeps running; `stopSession` ends it. */ abort(): void; /** * Put an agent on the roster while the room runs, from the reserve or from @@ -154,10 +165,12 @@ export interface Session extends SessionView { */ seat(seat: AgentSeat): Promise; /** - * Take an agent off the roster. Its activation in flight is aborted, the + * Take an agent off the roster. Its lease in flight is revoked, the * record says it left, and an agent that came from the reserve returns to it. */ unseat(agent: AgentDefinition): Promise; + /** Fold, decide, write, send. The room runs it on its own; a host on a platform with its own alarms calls it. */ + reconcile(): Promise; } export interface Visit { @@ -176,17 +189,43 @@ export interface Visit { /** Sets up the context where the agents work. */ export function startSession(options: StartSessionOptions): Session { const runtime = options.runtime ?? defaultRuntime; - if (runtime.running.has(options.name)) { - throw new Error( - `Session '${options.name}' is already running: stop it before starting it again.`, - ); - } - const session = new SessionImpl(options, runtime); + assertFree(runtime, options.name); + const session = SessionImpl.start(options, runtime); runtime.running.set(options.name, session); return session; } -/** Takes the room down: activations aborted, visits closed, every departure committed. */ +/** + * Brings a name back up over its log, with the composition the log holds. + * Every name on the roster resolves through the runtime's catalog, and the + * first one missing is the error. The room reconciles at once: a lease the + * last run left expires, a wake it left pending is sent again, and an + * exchange it left open closes. + */ +export async function resumeSession( + name: string, + options: ResumeSessionOptions = {}, +): Promise { + const runtime = options.runtime ?? defaultRuntime; + assertFree(runtime, name); + const session = SessionImpl.resume(name, runtime, options.streamFn); + runtime.running.set(name, session); + try { + await session.started(); + } catch (error) { + runtime.running.delete(name); + throw error; + } + return session; +} + +function assertFree(runtime: Runtime, name: string): void { + if (runtime.running.has(name)) { + throw new Error(`Session '${name}' is already running: stop it before starting it again.`); + } +} + +/** Takes the room down: leases revoked, visits closed, and the handle spent. */ export function stopSession(session: Session): Promise { if (!(session instanceof SessionImpl)) { throw new Error('stopSession takes a session from startSession.'); @@ -207,19 +246,22 @@ export function readSession(name: string, options: ReadSessionOptions = {}): Ses const runtime = options.runtime ?? defaultRuntime; const live = runtime.running.get(name); if (live instanceof SessionImpl) return live; - return new ReadOnlySession(name, options.repo ? sessionsOver(options.repo) : runtime.sessions); + return new ReadOnlySession( + name, + options.repo ? sessionsOver(options.repo) : runtime.sessions, + runtime, + ); } class ReadOnlySession implements SessionView { private readonly log: RoomLog; - private readonly here: Attendance; constructor( readonly name: string, sessions: SessionOpener, + private readonly runtime: Runtime, ) { this.log = new RoomLog(sessions.open(name)); - this.here = new Attendance(() => this.log.messages); } async messages(options: { since?: Seq } = {}): Promise { @@ -227,14 +269,12 @@ class ReadOnlySession implements SessionView { return this.log.since(options.since); } - /** A room that is not running has no agents standing up, and nobody in it. */ + /** The roster the log folds, and everybody the record knows. Nothing stands up. */ seats(): SeatInfo[] { - return [...this.here.known()].map(([name, identity]) => ({ - kind: 'human' as const, - name, - identity, - presence: this.here.presenceOf(name), - })); + const state = foldRoom(this.log.entries, this.runtime.retry); + return seatsOf(state, this.name, this.runtime.clock.now(), (name) => + this.runtime.catalog.get(name), + ); } /** Nothing is running, so nothing happens. The listener is never called. */ @@ -243,367 +283,316 @@ class ReadOnlySession implements SessionView { } } +/** The roster and the people, as `seats()` reports them, off one folded state. */ +function seatsOf( + state: RoomState, + room: string, + now: number, + defOf: (name: string) => AgentDefinition | undefined, +): SeatInfo[] { + const live = liveSeats(state, now); + const seats: SeatInfo[] = state.roster.map((seat) => ({ + kind: 'agent' as const, + name: seat.name, + identity: defOf(seat.name)?.identity ?? '', + status: live.has(seat.name) ? ('active' as const) : ('idle' as const), + attention: seat.attention, + sessionId: `${room}:${seat.name}`, + ...(seat.assistant ? { assistant: true as const } : {}), + })); + for (const person of state.people.values()) { + seats.push({ + kind: 'human', + name: person.name, + identity: person.identity, + presence: person.presence, + }); + } + return seats; +} + +/** Thrown inside the queue when the request the seat sent is answered `stale`. */ +class StaleError extends Error {} + +const stale = (why: string) => ({ stale: why }); + // -- the room ---------------------------------------------------------------- -class SessionImpl implements Session { +class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { readonly name: string; - private readonly goal?: string; + readonly stream: StreamFn; + readonly model: ModelResolver; + readonly sessions: SessionOpener; private readonly runtime: Runtime; - private readonly sessions: SessionOpener; private readonly log: RoomLog; - /** - * The record replayed, and the composition checked against it: a name the - * record knows as a person cannot be seated. Every operation waits here. - */ + /** The replay, the composition on the log, and the first reconcile. Every operation waits here. */ private readonly ready: Promise; - private readonly agents = new Map(); - /** The reserve: agents the room may seat later, held with the attention they will take. */ - private readonly reserve = new Map(); - /** The room's assistant: how each person reads, who is owed, what it is drafting or composing. */ - private readonly assistant: Assistant; - private readonly here = new Attendance(() => this.record); + /** Every definition this room can seat, by name. */ + private readonly defs = new Map(); + /** What `seats()` reports before the replay: the composition the room was started with. */ + private readonly starting: SeatInfo[]; + /** The handles the host delivers through. Presence itself is a fold over the log. */ + private readonly visits = new Map(); + private readonly ports = new Map(); private readonly listeners = new Set<(event: SessionEvent) => void>(); private readonly settledWaiters: (() => void)[] = []; private readonly quietWaiters: (() => void)[] = []; - private readonly streamFn: StreamFn; - private readonly model: ModelResolver; + /** When this room last sent each wake. A cache: a resumed room sends every pending wake again. */ + private readonly sentAt = new Map(); + private cancelAlarm: () => void = () => {}; + private reconciling: Promise = Promise.resolve(); + private fold: { length: number; state: RoomState } | undefined; + private replayed = false; private stopped = false; - /** - * Whether a seat has worked since the room last settled. A failed draft - * waits for the seats to stop again, and a second settle at one quiescence - * — an aborted activation ending after an unseat closed the exchange, a - * question that woke nobody — is not the seats stopping again. - */ - private stirred = false; - /** The room's exchanges: what a question opened, and what quiescence closes. */ - private readonly exchanges = new Exchanges(); + private evicted = false; + /** Whether the room has reported quiet since it was last busy. */ + private idleReported = true; - constructor(options: StartSessionOptions, runtime: Runtime) { - this.name = options.name; - this.goal = options.goal?.trim() || undefined; + static start(options: StartSessionOptions, runtime: Runtime): SessionImpl { + const composition = composeFrom(options); + return new SessionImpl(options.name, runtime, options, composition); + } + + static resume(name: string, runtime: Runtime, streamFn: StreamFn | undefined): SessionImpl { + return new SessionImpl(name, runtime, { streamFn }, undefined); + } + + private constructor( + name: string, + runtime: Runtime, + options: { repo?: SessionRepo; streamFn?: StreamFn }, + composition: Composition | undefined, + ) { + this.name = name; this.runtime = runtime; this.sessions = options.repo ? sessionsOver(options.repo) : runtime.sessions; - this.log = new RoomLog(this.sessions.open(this.name)); - for (const seat of options.agents ?? []) this.place(seat); - // Seated at the narrow end: nothing said in the room wakes the assistant; - // the open and the close of an exchange do, and it is here for the whole run. - this.assistant = new Assistant(this.place(seated(assertAssistant(options.assistant), 'none'))); - for (const seat of options.available ?? []) this.hold(seat); - this.streamFn = options.streamFn ?? runtime.stream; + this.log = new RoomLog(this.sessions.open(name)); + this.stream = options.streamFn ?? runtime.stream; this.model = options.streamFn ? stubModel : runtime.model; - // The seat side resolves a definition by name, so every one this room - // was composed with is on the runtime's catalog. - for (const { def } of [...this.agents.values(), ...this.reserve.values()]) { - runtime.catalog.set(def.name, def); - } - this.ready = this.compose(); + this.starting = composition ? startingSeats(composition, name) : []; + if (composition) + this.know(...composition.agents, ...composition.available, { + def: composition.assistant, + attention: 'none', + }); + this.ready = composition ? this.compose(composition) : this.recover(); void this.ready.catch(() => {}); } + /** Resolves once the room is up. `resumeSession` waits for it; every operation does. */ + started(): Promise { + return this.ready; + } + + /** A definition the seat side resolves by name: on this room, and on the runtime's catalog. */ + private know(...placed: Placed[]): void { + for (const { def } of placed) { + this.defs.set(def.name, def); + this.runtime.catalog.set(def.name, def); + } + } + /** - * The composition against the record: `assertFreeName` reads the record, - * so the check the constructor ran saw an empty one. This is the check - * that counts, and the first call that needs the room sees its refusal. + * The composition against the record, then on it. A name the record knows + * as a person cannot be seated, and the first call that needs the room sees + * the refusal. The row is what the roster folds from. */ - private async compose(): Promise { + private async compose(composition: Composition): Promise { await this.log.ready; - for (const name of [...this.agents.keys(), ...this.reserve.keys()]) { - if (this.here.knows(name)) { + this.replayed = true; + const people = this.state().people; + for (const name of this.defs.keys()) { + if (people.has(name)) { throw new Error(`Duplicate agent name '${name}': one name names one participant.`); } } + await this.log.write('composition', { + assistant: composition.assistant.name, + ...(composition.goal === undefined ? {} : { goal: composition.goal }), + agents: composition.agents.map(seatRow), + available: composition.available.map(seatRow), + at: this.iso(), + }); + this.wake(); + await this.reconcile(); } - /** The room's clock, as an ISO stamp for the record. */ - private now(): string { - return new Date(this.runtime.clock.now()).toISOString(); + /** The composition off the log, and every name on it through the catalog. */ + private async recover(): Promise { + await this.log.ready; + this.replayed = true; + const state = this.state(); + if (state.composition === undefined) { + throw new Error(`Session '${this.name}' has no composition on its record: start it instead.`); + } + const names = [ + state.composition.assistant, + ...state.roster.map((seat) => seat.name), + ...state.composition.available.map((seat) => seat.name), + ]; + for (const name of names) { + const def = this.runtime.catalog.get(name); + if (def === undefined) throw new Error(`'${name}' is not in the runtime's catalog.`); + this.defs.set(name, def); + } + this.wake(); + await this.reconcile(); } - private get record(): Message[] { - return this.log.messages; + /** A room with an exchange open or a lease live is busy, and says so when it goes quiet. */ + private wake(): void { + const state = this.state(); + if (state.exchange !== undefined || this.live(state).size > 0) this.idleReported = false; } - /** Seat one agent, refusing a name the room already knows. */ - private place(seat: AgentSeat): SeatRuntime { - const { def, attention } = this.unwrap(seat); - this.assertFreeName(def.name); - const placed: SeatRuntime = { def, attention }; - this.agents.set(def.name, placed); - return placed; + // -- what the room holds -------------------------------------------------- + + private now(): number { + return this.runtime.clock.now(); } - /** Hold one agent in reserve, refusing a name the room already knows. */ - private hold(seat: AgentSeat): void { - const held = this.unwrap(seat); - this.assertFreeName(held.def.name); - this.reserve.set(held.def.name, held); + private iso(): string { + return new Date(this.now()).toISOString(); } - private unwrap(seat: AgentSeat): Reserved { - const def = isSeatedAgent(seat) ? seat.agent : seat; - if (!isAgent(def)) { - throw new Error('Agents must come from defineAgent or seated().'); + /** Every fact about the room, folded over the log as it stands. */ + private state(): RoomState { + const length = this.log.entries.length; + if (this.fold?.length !== length) { + this.fold = { length, state: foldRoom(this.log.entries, this.runtime.retry) }; } - return { def, attention: isSeatedAgent(seat) ? seat.attention : 'broadcast' }; + return this.fold.state; } - /** One name names one participant: seated, in reserve, or a person the room knows. */ - private assertFreeName(name: string): void { - if (this.agents.has(name) || this.reserve.has(name) || this.here.knows(name)) { - throw new Error(`Duplicate agent name '${name}': one name names one participant.`); - } + private get assistant(): string { + return ( + this.state().composition?.assistant ?? + this.starting.find((s) => s.kind === 'agent' && s.assistant)?.name ?? + '' + ); } - /** The host puts an agent on the roster. From the reserve when it is there; from anywhere else too. */ - async seat(seat: AgentSeat): Promise { - this.assertRunning(); - await this.ready; - const given = this.unwrap(seat); - const held = this.reserve.get(given.def.name); - if (held) this.reserve.delete(given.def.name); - // A bare definition takes the attention its reserve entry carried. - const attention = isSeatedAgent(seat) ? seat.attention : (held?.attention ?? 'broadcast'); - const placed = this.place(seated(given.def, attention)); - placed.added = true; - if (held) placed.reserved = true; - await this.commitPresence({ - kind: 'seated', - from: given.def.name, - identity: given.def.identity, - }); + private gone(): boolean { + return this.stopped || this.evicted; } - /** The host takes an agent off the roster. Never the assistant. */ - async unseat(agent: AgentDefinition): Promise { - this.assertRunning(); - await this.ready; - const seat = this.agents.get(agent.name); - if (!seat) throw new Error(`'${agent.name}' is not seated in this session.`); - if (this.assistant.is(agent.name)) { - throw new Error(`'${agent.name}' is the assistant: a room cannot run without one.`); - } - this.retire(seat); - await this.commitPresence({ kind: 'unseated', from: agent.name }); + private assertRunning(): void { + if (this.gone()) throw new Error(`Session '${this.name}' is stopped.`); } - /** Off the roster: what was mid-flight ends, and a reserve agent goes back to the reserve. */ - private retire(seat: SeatRuntime): void { - seat.activation?.abort(); - this.agents.delete(seat.def.name); - if (seat.reserved) - this.reserve.set(seat.def.name, { def: seat.def, attention: seat.attention }); + subscribe(listener: (event: SessionEvent) => void): () => void { + this.listeners.add(listener); + return () => this.listeners.delete(listener); } - /** The assistant seats one name from the reserve. The roster changes before the message lands. */ - private admit(name: string): void { - const held = this.reserve.get(name); - if (!held) throw new Error(`'${name}' is not in the reserve.`); - this.reserve.delete(name); - const placed = this.place(seated(held.def, held.attention)); - placed.added = true; - placed.reserved = true; + emit(event: SessionEvent): void { + for (const listener of this.listeners) { + try { + listener(event); + } catch { + // A listener's failure is the listener's problem, never the room's. + } + } } - /** - * The seat's downstream Pi session, `:`, parented to the - * room's — where every activation's full turns land, so hands stay - * auditable after the fact even though working views reset at idle. - */ - private seatSession(seat: SeatRuntime): Promise { - seat.piSeat ??= (async () => { - await this.ready; - return this.sessions.open(`${this.name}:${seat.def.name}`, this.name); - })(); - return seat.piSeat; + async messages(options: { since?: Seq } = {}): Promise { + await this.ready; + return this.log.since(options.since); } - subscribe(listener: (event: SessionEvent) => void): () => void { - this.listeners.add(listener); - return () => this.listeners.delete(listener); + seats(): SeatInfo[] { + if (!this.replayed) return this.starting; + return seatsOf(this.state(), this.name, this.now(), (name) => this.defs.get(name)); } exchange(): Exchange | undefined { - return this.exchanges.current(); + return this.state().exchange; } + /** A reconcile in flight may close the exchange or wake a seat: the answer waits for it. */ settled(): Promise { - if (!this.working()) return Promise.resolve(); - return new Promise((resolve) => this.settledWaiters.push(resolve)); - } - - /** - * What is running. One fact, kept in one place: a seat holds its own - * activation, so nothing counts them alongside and nothing can drift. - */ - private running(): SeatRuntime[] { - return [...this.agents.values()].filter(isActive); + return this.settledAfter(this.reconciling); } - /** Nothing at all is taking an activation. The assistant writing is something. */ - private idle(): boolean { - return this.running().length === 0; + private async settledAfter(reconciled: Promise): Promise { + await this.ready; + await reconciled; + if (!working(this.state(), this.now())) return; + return new Promise((resolve) => this.settledWaiters.push(resolve)); } - /** - * Something that speaks for itself is taking one. The assistant drafting a - * summary does not count: a close must not hold open the exchange it is - * closing. The assistant composing the room does count: that is the - * exchange's own work, and the exchange stays open until it has decided. - */ - private working(): boolean { - const composing = this.assistant.composing() !== undefined; - return this.running().some((seat) => composing || !this.assistant.is(seat.def.name)); + quiet(): Promise { + return this.quietAfter(this.reconciling); } - quiet(): Promise { - // The same condition the `quiet` event reports. A summary a race left - // owed is not work in flight: it waits for the next quiet room, and the - // room is quiet in the meantime. - if (this.idle()) return Promise.resolve(); + private async quietAfter(reconciled: Promise): Promise { + await this.ready; + await reconciled; + if (this.idle()) return; return new Promise((resolve) => this.quietWaiters.push(resolve)); } - abort(): void { - for (const seat of this.agents.values()) seat.activation?.abort(); + /** Nothing at all is live: no lease held, no wake pending, no wake sent and unanswered. */ + private idle(): boolean { + return this.live(this.state()).size === 0; } - async messages(options: { since?: Seq } = {}): Promise { - await this.ready; - return this.log.since(options.since); + /** The seats live now, counting the wakes this room sent that no lease has answered. */ + private live(state: RoomState): Map { + return liveSeats(state, this.now(), this.sentAt.keys()); } - seats(): SeatInfo[] { - const seats: SeatInfo[] = []; - for (const seat of this.agents.values()) { - seats.push({ - kind: 'agent', - name: seat.def.name, - identity: seat.def.identity, - status: isActive(seat) ? 'active' : 'idle', - attention: seat.attention, - sessionId: `${this.name}:${seat.def.name}`, - ...(this.assistant.is(seat.def.name) ? { assistant: true as const } : {}), - }); - } - for (const [name, identity] of this.here.known()) { - seats.push({ kind: 'human', name, identity, presence: this.here.presenceOf(name) }); - } - return seats; - } + // -- people ----------------------------------------------------------------- /** Puts a person in the room. A second visit while they are here is the same visit. */ async visit(human: HumanDefinition): Promise { this.assertRunning(); await this.ready; - // Checked after the replay: a name the record knows is only known then. this.assertVisitable(human); - const already = this.here.visitOf(human.name); - if (already) return this.handle(already); - // The room changes before the message does: a seat woken by the arrival - // must read a roster that already agrees with it. - const visit = this.here.enter(human); - // How they read outlives the visit: an exchange they opened is finished - // properly or not at all, and its message is written after they leave. - this.assistant.serve(human.name, human.preferences); - await this.commitPresence({ kind: 'arrived', from: human.name, identity: human.identity }); + const known = this.visits.get(human.name); + if (known) return this.handle(known); + const visit: VisitRuntime = { human, gone: false }; + this.visits.set(human.name, visit); + // A person the log holds as present is here already: a crash wrote no + // `left`, and the host's word is what says otherwise. Nothing commits. + if (this.state().people.get(human.name)?.presence !== 'present') { + await this.commitMessage(crypto.randomUUID(), undefined, () => ({ + kind: 'arrived', + at: this.iso(), + from: human.name, + identity: human.identity, + ...(human.preferences === undefined ? {} : { preferences: human.preferences }), + })); + } return this.handle(visit); } + /** One name names one participant, and a present person keeps one identity. */ private assertVisitable(human: HumanDefinition): void { - if (this.agents.has(human.name) || this.reserve.has(human.name)) { + const state = this.state(); + if (this.defs.has(human.name) || state.roster.some((seat) => seat.name === human.name)) { throw new Error( `'${human.name}' is an agent in this session: one name names one participant.`, ); } - const known = this.here.known().get(human.name); - if (known !== undefined && known !== human.identity) { + const known = state.people.get(human.name); + if (known?.presence === 'present' && known.identity !== human.identity) { throw new Error( `'${human.name}' is already in this session under a different identity: one name is one person.`, ); } } - private assertRunning(): void { - if (this.stopped) throw new Error(`Session '${this.name}' is stopped.`); - } - - /** A presence change the room commits under a fresh key, and routes. */ - private async commitPresence(change: Omit): Promise { - await this.commit({ - key: crypto.randomUUID(), - draft: { ...change, at: this.now() }, - }); - } - - /** - * One operation on the room's commit queue: the write, and then what the - * room does with a fresh message, inside the same link of the queue. A - * repeated key lands nothing, so the room does nothing with it either. - */ - private commit( - intent: Parameters[0] & { draft: Omit }, - route = true, - ): Promise> { - return this.log.commit(intent, (message) => - route ? this.committed(message) : this.emit({ type: 'message', message }), - ); - } - - /** - * What happens to every message once its write is confirmed: the host - * hears about it, and the room routes it. One message, one event, one - * order — stated here rather than at each of the commit sites. - */ - private committed(message: Message): void { - // The message lands, then what it opened: an exchange is a fact about a - // message the host has already seen. Both come before the routing, so - // nothing wakes on a message the host has not heard about. - this.emit({ type: 'message', message }); - this.noteExchange(message); - this.dispatch(message); - // A question that wakes no seat has no seat to stop, so the exchange it - // opened would never close. The same check an ending activation runs, - // and the same last word: the room was quiet, and it says so. - if (this.exchanges.current() !== undefined && !this.working()) { - this.settle(); - if (this.idle()) this.markQuiet(); - } - } - - /** - * A person's question opens an exchange, and the room says so. When the - * room holds agents in reserve, the assistant composes the room for it: it - * reads the question while the seats do, and seats who the question needs. - */ - private noteExchange(message: Message): void { - const opened = this.exchanges.note(message, this.here.knows(message.from)); - if (!opened) return; - this.emit({ type: 'exchange_opened', exchange: opened }); - if (this.reserve.size === 0 || this.stopped) return; - const composing = this.assistant.compose(opened.owner, opened.from, this.reserve.size); - if (composing) this.activate(this.assistant.seat); - } - - private assertLive(visit: VisitRuntime): void { - if (visit.gone) throw new Error(`${visit.human.name}'s visit has ended.`); - } - - private async endVisit(visit: VisitRuntime): Promise { - if (visit.gone) return; - visit.gone = true; - this.here.leave(visit.human.name); - await this.commitPresence({ kind: 'left', from: visit.human.name }); - } - private handle(visit: VisitRuntime): Visit { const session = this; return { human: visit.human, get since() { - return session.here.sinceOf(visit.human.name); + return session.state().people.get(visit.human.name)?.since; }, async deliver(input) { - session.assertLive(visit); + if (visit.gone) throw new Error(`${visit.human.name}'s visit has ended.`); + session.assertRunning(); await session.deliverFrom(visit.human.name, input); }, leave() { @@ -612,502 +601,667 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session { }; } - /** Closes the run: what is mid-flight ends, what is present is marked gone. */ - async stop(): Promise { - if (this.stopped) return; - // Stopped from here on: a visit that arrives during the shutdown is - // refused rather than seated into a room that is going away. - this.stopped = true; - try { - this.abort(); - await this.ready; - // A deliberate shutdown observed everybody leaving, so the record - // says so, and the host hears it. It wakes nobody: an activation - // started to hear that the room is closing is an activation nobody reads. - for (const visit of this.here.all()) { - visit.gone = true; - this.here.leave(visit.human.name); - await this.commitUnrouted({ kind: 'left', from: visit.human.name }); - } - // What the run added leaves with it, the same way: the next run begins - // from the composition `startSession` was given. - for (const seat of this.agents.values()) { - if (!seat.added) continue; - this.retire(seat); - await this.commitUnrouted({ kind: 'unseated', from: seat.def.name }); - } - } finally { - // The name comes free whatever the repo did. A failed write must - // not leave a room that can never be started again. - if (this.runtime.running.get(this.name) === this) this.runtime.running.delete(this.name); - // A stopped room never goes quiet on its own, so nobody waits on it. - for (const resolve of this.quietWaiters.splice(0)) resolve(); - } - } - - /** A presence change the closing room commits and routes to nobody: an activation nobody reads. */ - private async commitUnrouted(change: Omit): Promise { - await this.commit( - { key: crypto.randomUUID(), draft: { ...change, at: this.now() } }, - false, - ); + private async endVisit(visit: VisitRuntime): Promise { + if (visit.gone) return; + visit.gone = true; + this.visits.delete(visit.human.name); + await this.commitMessage(crypto.randomUUID(), undefined, () => ({ + kind: 'left', + at: this.iso(), + from: visit.human.name, + })); } - // -- messages ------------------------------------------------------------ - private async deliverFrom( from: string, input: { to?: Participant; text: string; key?: string }, ): Promise { const to = input.to?.name; - if (to !== undefined && !this.here.knows(to) && !this.agents.has(to)) { + const state = this.state(); + if ( + to !== undefined && + !state.people.has(to) && + !state.roster.some((seat) => seat.name === to) + ) { throw new Error(`Cannot direct a delivery to '${to}': not in this session.`); } - await this.commit({ - key: input.key ?? crypto.randomUUID(), - draft: { - kind: 'said', - at: this.now(), - from, - ...(to === undefined ? {} : { to }), - text: input.text, - }, - }); + await this.commitMessage(input.key ?? crypto.randomUUID(), undefined, () => ({ + kind: 'said', + at: this.iso(), + from, + ...(to === undefined ? {} : { to }), + text: input.text, + })); } - private emit(event: SessionEvent): void { - for (const listener of this.listeners) { - try { - listener(event); - } catch { - // A listener's failure is the listener's problem, never the room's. - } + // -- the roster ------------------------------------------------------------- + + /** The host puts an agent on the roster. From the reserve when it is there; from anywhere else too. */ + async seat(seat: AgentSeat): Promise { + this.assertRunning(); + await this.ready; + const given = unwrap(seat); + const state = this.state(); + if (state.roster.some((s) => s.name === given.def.name) || state.people.has(given.def.name)) { + throw new Error(`Duplicate agent name '${given.def.name}': one name names one participant.`); + } + // A bare definition takes the attention its reserve entry carried. + const held = state.reserve.find((s) => s.name === given.def.name); + const attention = isSeatedAgent(seat) ? seat.attention : (held?.attention ?? 'broadcast'); + this.know({ def: given.def, attention }); + await this.commitMessage(crypto.randomUUID(), undefined, () => ({ + kind: 'seated', + at: this.iso(), + from: given.def.name, + identity: given.def.identity, + attention, + })); + } + + /** The host takes an agent off the roster. Never the assistant. */ + async unseat(agent: AgentDefinition): Promise { + this.assertRunning(); + await this.ready; + if (!this.state().roster.some((seat) => seat.name === agent.name)) { + throw new Error(`'${agent.name}' is not seated in this session.`); + } + if (agent.name === this.assistant) { + throw new Error(`'${agent.name}' is the assistant: a room cannot run without one.`); } + await this.revoke((seat) => seat === agent.name); + await this.commitMessage(crypto.randomUUID(), undefined, () => ({ + kind: 'unseated', + at: this.iso(), + from: agent.name, + })); + } + + // -- commits ---------------------------------------------------------------- + + /** + * One operation on the room's commit queue: the draft is built where the + * write happens, with the wakes the room decides for it, and what the room + * does with a fresh message runs inside the same link of the queue. + */ + private commitMessage( + key: string, + readThrough: Seq | undefined, + draft: (state: RoomState) => Omit, + route = true, + ): Promise> { + return this.log.commit( + { + key, + ...(readThrough === undefined ? {} : { readThrough }), + draft: () => { + const state = this.state(); + const message = draft(state); + const woken = route ? this.routing(message as unknown as Message, state) : []; + return { ...message, ...(woken.length === 0 ? {} : { wakes: woken }) } as Omit< + T, + 'seq' | 'key' + >; + }, + }, + (message) => this.committed(message), + ); } /** - * Route a committed message — the room's whole policy in one place, and - * the same for what a person said, what a person did, and what a colleague - * said. Every colleague still at work hears it as a steer (rule 2). What - * wakes an idle seat is the attention it was seated at, against the reach - * of the message (rules 1, 4 and 6, in `wakes` below). + * Who wakes for a message — the room's whole policy in one place, and the + * same for what a person said, what a person did, and what a colleague + * said. What wakes an idle seat is the attention it was seated at, against + * the reach of the message (rules 1, 4 and 6, in `wakes`); a seat already + * live hears it as a steer instead (rule 2). A person's question that opens + * an exchange also wakes the assistant, when the reserve holds anybody. */ - private dispatch(message: Message): void { - // The author is excluded, and the seat a message names is its target. For - // every kind but a seating the two are `from`; a seating is written by - // `by`, or by nobody when the host did it, and names the seat in `from`. + private routing(message: Message, state: RoomState): string[] { const author = authorOf(message); - const target = this.targetOf(message); - const fromAssistant = author !== undefined && this.assistant.is(author); - for (const seat of this.agents.values()) { - if (seat.def.name !== author) this.route(seat, message, target, fromAssistant); + const target = targetOf(message); + const assistant = this.assistant; + const fromAssistant = author === assistant; + const live = this.live(state); + // The room changes before the message does: a seating's newcomer is on + // the roster the routing reads, so the seating wakes it. + const roster = + message.kind === 'seated' + ? [ + ...state.roster, + { name: message.from, attention: message.attention ?? 'broadcast', assistant: false }, + ] + : state.roster; + const woken = roster + .filter((seat) => seat.name !== author && !live.has(seat.name)) + .filter((seat) => wakes(seat, target, message, fromAssistant)) + .map((seat) => seat.name); + if (this.opensExchange(message, state) && state.reserve.length > 0 && !live.has(assistant)) { + woken.push(assistant); + } + return woken; + } + + private opensExchange(message: Message, state: RoomState): boolean { + return state.exchange === undefined && isSpoken(message) && state.people.has(message.from); + } + + /** + * What happens to every message once its write is confirmed: the host + * hears about it, then what it opened, then the room sends. One message, + * one event, one order — stated here rather than at each of the commit sites. + */ + private committed(message: Message): void { + this.emit({ type: 'message', message }); + const state = this.state(); + if (state.exchange?.from === message.seq) { + this.idleReported = false; + this.emit({ type: 'exchange_opened', exchange: state.exchange }); } + for (const seat of message.wakes ?? []) this.send(activationId(message.seq, seat), seat); + this.steer(message, state); + void this.reconcile(); } - /** One seat hears one message: steered in while it works, or woken when it is at rest. */ - private route( - seat: SeatRuntime, - message: Message, - target: SeatRuntime | undefined, - fromAssistant: boolean, - ): void { - if (seat.activation) { - if (this.hearsSteers(seat)) seat.activation.steer(message, renderLine(message)); - } else if (wakes(seat, target, message, fromAssistant)) { - this.activate(seat); + /** Every seat live for another activation hears the message inside it (rule 2). */ + private steer(message: Message, state: RoomState): void { + const author = authorOf(message); + const woken = new Set(message.wakes ?? []); + const line = renderLine(message); + for (const [seat, ids] of this.live(state)) { + if (seat === author || woken.has(seat)) continue; + for (const id of ids.filter((id) => this.hearsSteers(seat, id))) { + void this.port(seat) + .steer({ seat, activation: id, message, line }) + .catch(() => {}); + } } } /** * A composing activation decides on the question as it was asked, and what - * the seats say while it decides is theirs to say: steering it in would - * hand the assistant answers to weigh and no hand to weigh them with. + * the seats say while it decides is theirs to say: steering it in would hand + * the assistant answers to weigh and no hand to weigh them with. */ - private hearsSteers(seat: SeatRuntime): boolean { - return !(this.assistant.is(seat.def.name) && this.assistant.composing() !== undefined); + private hearsSteers(seat: string, id: string): boolean { + return !(seat === this.assistant && parseId(id)?.kind === 'wake'); } - /** The seat a message names: a directed say names who it addresses, a seating names who it seats. */ - private targetOf(message: Message): SeatRuntime | undefined { - if (isSpoken(message)) - return message.to === undefined ? undefined : this.agents.get(message.to); - return message.kind === 'seated' ? this.agents.get(message.from) : undefined; + private send(id: string, seat: string): void { + this.sentAt.set(id, this.now()); + void this.port(seat) + .wake({ room: this.name, seat, activation: id }) + .catch(() => {}); } - private activate(seat: SeatRuntime): void { - const activation = new Activation(seat.def.name, this.log.lastSeq, { - open: (running) => this.open(seat, running), - persist: (agent) => persistTurns(this.seatSession(seat), agent, this.now()), - emit: (event) => this.emit(event), - now: () => this.runtime.clock.now(), - }); - // The seat holding it is what makes the room busy: there is no count to - // keep in step, and so none to drift. - seat.activation = activation; - if (this.closingOf(seat) === undefined) this.stirred = true; - this.emit({ type: 'activation_start', agent: seat.def.name }); - // The assistant's activations are one pass: a summary answers a room that - // moved with a redraft inside its own tool, and a composition decides on - // the question as it was asked. - const rebuilds = !this.assistant.is(seat.def.name); - void activation - .run(rebuilds, () => this.log.lastSeq) - .finally(() => this.ended(seat, activation)); - } - - /** The seat stopped: what that closes, and what it frees. */ - private ended(seat: SeatRuntime, activation: Activation): void { - seat.activation = undefined; - const assistant = this.assistant.is(seat.def.name); - const drafted = assistant && this.assistant.composing() === undefined; - if (assistant) { - this.assistant.activationEnded({ wrote: activation.spoke, failed: activation.failed }); + private port(seat: string): SeatPort { + let port = this.ports.get(seat); + if (port === undefined) { + port = this.runtime.transport.connect(this, seat, this.runtime); + this.ports.set(seat, port); } - this.emit({ type: 'activation_end', agent: seat.def.name, spoke: activation.spoke }); - // An exchange ends when the seats stop, and a composing assistant is one - // of them. The assistant writing about an exchange is not the room still - // working on it, so a draft's end closes none — which also keeps a failing - // assistant from retrying for ever. What a draft's end frees is the seat, - // for whoever was owed while it drafted. - if (drafted) this.draftNext(this.assistant.dueAfterDraft(...this.dueArgs())); - else if (!this.working()) this.settle(); - else if (assistant) this.draftNext(this.assistant.dueAfterDraft(...this.dueArgs())); - if (this.idle()) this.markQuiet(); - } - - /** The seats stopped: whoever waited hears it, and the exchange closes. */ - private settle(): void { - for (const resolve of this.settledWaiters.splice(0)) resolve(); - const worked = this.stirred; - this.stirred = false; - this.closeExchange(worked); + return port; + } + + // -- what a seat asks ------------------------------------------------------- + + async view(id: string): Promise { + if (this.gone()) return stale('the room is gone'); + await this.ready; + const state = this.state(); + const seat = this.liveSeatOf(id, state); + if (seat === undefined) return stale('the lease ended'); + const def = this.defs.get(seat); + if (def === undefined) return stale('the seat left the roster'); + const { hand, closing, composing } = this.handOf(id, seat, state); + const speaking: SeatSpeaking = { + def: { + name: def.name, + identity: def.identity, + instructions: def.instructions, + connected: def.workspace !== undefined, + }, + assistant: seat === this.assistant, + closing: closing && { + ...closing, + preferences: state.people.get(closing.person)?.preferences, + }, + composing: composing && { ...composing, reserve: this.reserved(state) }, + }; + const room = this.roomView(state); + return { + view: { + activation: id, + seat, + model: def.model, + lastSeq: state.lastSeq, + systemPrompt: renderSystemPrompt(speaking, room), + context: renderTurnContext(speaking, room), + hand, + ...(closing ? { closing } : {}), + ...(composing ? { composing } : {}), + }, + }; } - /** The range the assistant is closing, when this seat is the assistant and it is closing one. */ - private closingOf(seat: SeatRuntime): Draft | undefined { - return this.assistant.is(seat.def.name) ? this.assistant.closing() : undefined; + /** The seat holding a live lease under this id, or nothing. */ + private liveSeatOf(id: string, state: RoomState): string | undefined { + const lease = state.leases.get(id); + if (lease === undefined || !isLive(lease, this.now())) return undefined; + const seat = seatOf(id, this.assistant); + return state.roster.some((s) => s.name === seat) ? seat : undefined; } /** - * What the prose is given of the seat taking this activation. The assistant - * holds every fact here; a seat holds none of them. + * What an activation is for, read off its id and the fold: a draft closes + * an exchange, the assistant woken by the question that opened one + * composes the room for it, and every other seat speaks. */ - private speaking(seat: SeatRuntime): SeatSpeaking { - const assistant = this.assistant.is(seat.def.name); - const draft = this.closingOf(seat); - const closing: Closing | undefined = draft && { - person: draft.person, - preferences: this.assistant.preferencesOf(draft.person), - from: draft.from, - through: draft.through, - }; - const composition = assistant ? this.assistant.composing() : undefined; - const composing: ComposingView | undefined = composition && { - person: composition.person, - from: composition.from, - reserve: this.reserved(), + private handOf( + id: string, + seat: string, + state: RoomState, + ): { hand: Hand; closing?: ActivationView['closing']; composing?: ActivationView['composing'] } { + const parsed = parseId(id); + if (parsed?.kind === 'draft') { + const owed = state.owed.find((o) => o.through === parsed.through); + if (owed === undefined) return { hand: 'none' }; + return { + hand: 'summarise', + closing: { person: owed.person, from: owed.from, through: state.lastSeq }, + }; + } + if (seat !== this.assistant) return { hand: 'say' }; + const question = parsed && state.messages.find((m) => m.seq === parsed.seq); + const opened = + state.exchange?.from === parsed?.seq || state.closes.some((c) => c.from === parsed?.seq); + if (question === undefined || !opened) return { hand: 'none' }; + return { + hand: 'seat', + composing: { person: question.from, from: question.seq, limit: state.reserve.length }, }; - return { def: seat.def, assistant, closing, composing }; } /** The reserve as the assistant reads it: a name and an identity per agent. */ - private reserved(): { name: string; identity: string }[] { - return [...this.reserve.values()].map(({ def }) => ({ - name: def.name, - identity: def.identity, + private reserved(state: RoomState): { name: string; identity: string }[] { + return state.reserve.map((seat) => ({ + name: seat.name, + identity: this.defs.get(seat.name)?.identity ?? '', })); } /** What the prose is given of this room, built fresh for each activation. */ - private view(): RoomView { - const open = this.exchanges.current(); + private roomView(state: RoomState): RoomView { return { name: this.name, - goal: this.goal, - now: this.runtime.clock.now(), + goal: state.composition?.goal, + now: this.now(), seats: this.seats(), - people: this.peopleViews(), - record: this.record, - exchange: open && { owner: open.owner, from: open.from }, + people: this.peopleViews(state), + record: state.messages, + exchange: state.exchange && { owner: state.exchange.owner, from: state.exchange.from }, }; } - /** - * What an activation is given: the model it runs on, the prompt it is addressed - * by, the hands it holds, and the room as it stands right now. Only the - * room knows any of that, and it builds them fresh for every pass. - */ - private open(seat: SeatRuntime, activation: Activation): { agent: Agent; context: string } { - const speaking = this.speaking(seat); - const view = this.view(); - const agent = new Agent({ - streamFn: this.streamFn, - initialState: { - systemPrompt: renderSystemPrompt(speaking, view), - model: this.model(seat.def.model, seat.def.name), - thinkingLevel: 'off', - tools: this.handsFor(seat, activation), - messages: [], - }, - }); - return { agent, context: renderTurnContext(speaking, view) }; + /** One entry per person the room knows, with their gap and what they missed. */ + private peopleViews(state: RoomState): PersonView[] { + return [...state.people.values()].map((person) => ({ + name: person.name, + identity: person.identity, + presence: person.presence, + changedAt: person.changedAt, + since: person.since, + unseen: person.since === undefined ? 0 : this.log.since(person.since).length, + })); } - /** - * What an activation holds. A seat speaks, reaches its workspace through the - * four built-in tools when it names one, and uses its own tools; the assistant - * closing an exchange holds one hand, and it reaches the record. `startSession` - * refuses an assistant that carries tools or a workspace of its own, so there - * is nothing else to leave out. - */ - private handsFor(seat: SeatRuntime, activation: Activation): AgentTool[] { - // The assistant's hands are the runtime's, and it holds one for the - // activation it was woken for: `seat` at an open, `summarise` at a close. - // Nothing else wakes the assistant today; when something does — a wider - // attention, per planning/backlog.md — it must arrive with empty hands until - // somebody adds a `say` here on purpose. assistant.md §12 makes that a - // deliberate decision. - if (this.assistant.is(seat.def.name)) { - const composing = this.assistant.composing(); - if (composing) return [this.seatHand(seat, activation, composing)]; - const closing = this.assistant.closing(); - return closing ? [this.summarise(seat, activation, closing)] : []; + async commit(commit: Commit): Promise { + if (this.gone()) return stale('the room is gone'); + await this.ready; + const seat = seatOf(commit.activation, this.assistant) ?? ''; + try { + const committed = await this.commitMessage( + commit.key, + commit.readThrough, + (state) => { + if (this.liveSeatOf(commit.activation, state) === undefined) + throw new StaleError('the lease ended'); + return this.draft(commit, seat, state); + }, + ); + if ('missed' in committed) { + this.emit({ type: 'conflict', author: seat, missed: committed.missed }); + return { missed: committed.missed }; + } + return { committed: committed.message }; + } catch (error) { + if (error instanceof StaleError) return stale(error.message); + if (error instanceof RefusedError) return { refused: error.message }; + throw error; } - return [ - this.sayTool(seat, activation), - ...builtinTools(seat.def), - ...seat.def.tools.map((tool) => toPiTool(tool, seat.def)), - ]; } - /** The one hand the assistant is given at an open, bound to the reserve. */ - private seatHand(seat: SeatRuntime, activation: Activation, composing: Composing): AgentTool { - return seatTool(seat.def.name, composing, { - stopped: () => this.stopped, - now: () => this.now(), - reserve: () => this.reserved(), - seat: (name) => this.admit(name), - commit: async (key, draft) => { - const committed = await this.commit({ key, draft }); - if ('missed' in committed) throw new Error('A seating commits under no lock.'); - return committed.message; - }, - written: () => { - activation.spoke = true; - }, + /** The message a seat's intent becomes, with everything the room stamps. */ + private draft(commit: Commit, seat: string, state: RoomState): Drafted { + const intent = commit.intent; + const stamp = { at: this.iso(), activationId: commit.activation }; + if (intent.kind === 'said') { + assertAddressable(seat, intent.to, state); + return { + kind: 'said', + ...stamp, + from: seat, + ...(intent.to === undefined ? {} : { to: intent.to }), + text: intent.text, + }; + } + if (intent.kind === 'summary') { + return { + kind: 'summary', + ...stamp, + from: seat, + to: intent.to, + text: intent.text, + covers: intent.covers, + }; + } + const held = state.reserve.find((s) => s.name === intent.name); + if (held === undefined) { + const names = state.reserve.map((s) => s.name); + throw new RefusedError( + `'${intent.name}' is not in the reserve. ` + + (names.length ? `Seat one of: ${names.join(', ')}.` : 'The reserve is empty.'), + ); + } + const identity = this.defs.get(held.name)?.identity ?? ''; + return { + kind: 'seated', + ...stamp, + from: held.name, + identity, + by: seat, + attention: held.attention, + }; + } + + async lease(lease: Lease): Promise { + if (this.gone()) return stale('the room is gone'); + await this.ready; + const seat = seatOf(lease.activation, this.assistant); + if (seat === undefined || !this.state().roster.some((s) => s.name === seat)) { + return stale('the seat is not on the roster'); + } + return lease.phase === 'running' + ? this.claim(lease.activation, seat) + : this.release(lease, seat); + } + + /** A claim, or a renewal: the lease runs until `expiry`, unless it had ended. */ + private async claim(id: string, seat: string): Promise { + const expiry = this.now() + this.runtime.wake.expiry; + let fresh = false; + const written = await this.log.write('lease', () => { + const known = this.state().leases.get(id); + if (known !== undefined && !isLive(known, this.now())) return undefined; + fresh = known === undefined; + return { id, phase: 'running', expiry, at: this.iso() }; }); + if (!written) return stale('the lease ended'); + if (fresh) { + this.idleReported = false; + this.emit({ type: 'activation_start', agent: seat }); + } + void this.reconcile(); + return { ok: { expiry, lastSeq: this.log.lastSeq } }; } - /** The one hand the assistant is given, bound to the range it must stand for. */ - private summarise(seat: SeatRuntime, activation: Activation, closing: Draft): AgentTool { - return summariseTool(seat.def.name, closing, { - stopped: () => this.stopped, - now: () => this.now(), - lastSeq: () => this.log.lastSeq, - commit: (key, author, draft) => this.claim(key, author, draft), - written: () => { - activation.spoke = true; - }, + private async release(lease: Lease, seat: string): Promise { + const ended = await this.end(lease.activation, seat, lease.reason ?? 'released'); + if (!ended) return stale('the lease ended'); + void this.reconcile(); + return { ok: { expiry: this.now(), lastSeq: this.log.lastSeq } }; + } + + /** End one lease, for whatever reason, and say so once. Nothing to end is not an error. */ + private async end(id: string, seat: string, reason: EndReason): Promise { + const written = await this.log.write('lease', () => { + const known = this.state().leases.get(id); + if (known === undefined || known.phase === 'ended') return undefined; + if (reason !== 'expired' && isExpired(known, this.now())) return undefined; + return { id, phase: 'ended', reason, at: this.iso() }; }); + if (!written) return false; + const spoke = this.state().messages.some((m) => m.activationId === id); + this.emit({ type: 'activation_end', agent: seat, spoke }); + if (reason === 'expired') { + this.emit({ + type: 'error', + agent: seat, + error: new Error('The activation ran past its lease.'), + }); + } + return true; } - private sayTool(seat: SeatRuntime, activation: Activation): AgentTool { - return { - name: 'say', - label: 'say', - description: - 'Speak on the record. Omit `to` to address the room; set `to` to a participant name ' + - 'to address them directly — a directed say to an agent also calls them in. ' + - 'Ending your turn without calling say is declining to speak.', - parameters: Type.Object({ - to: Type.Optional(Type.String({ description: 'A participant name from the roster.' })), - text: Type.String(), - }), - execute: async (toolCallId, rawParams) => { - const params = rawParams as { to?: string; text: string }; - const to = params.to?.trim() ? params.to.trim() : undefined; - // Rule 5 comes first: a seat that has not read the record is told - // what it missed before anything else is checked, so a say at a - // colleague who left in the meantime reads the departure. - this.assertHeard(seat, activation); - this.assertAddressable(seat, to); - const text = params.text.trim(); - // A message with nothing in it still takes a seq, renders in - // every context after it, and stands inside whatever range a - // summary covers. Saying nothing is ending the activation. - if (text === '') { - throw new Error('The message is empty. Say something, or end your turn instead.'); - } - // The queue runs the same check again where the write happens: a - // message that lands between here and there refuses this one. - const committed = await this.claim( - toolCallId, - { name: seat.def.name, readThrough: activation.readThrough }, - { - kind: 'said', - at: this.now(), - from: seat.def.name, - ...(to === undefined ? {} : { to }), - text, - }, - // The seat has heard its own say before anybody else hears of it. - (message) => activation.heard(message.seq), - ); - if ('missed' in committed) throw this.refused(activation, committed.missed); - activation.spoke = true; - return delivered(); - }, - }; + // -- reconcile ---------------------------------------------------------------- + + reconcile(): Promise { + this.reconciling = this.reconciling.then(() => this.reconcileOnce()).catch(() => {}); + return this.reconciling; } /** - * Rule 5 for a say, checked before the say is examined: the record moved - * past what this activation has read, so the say is refused and the seat - * is told what landed. The queue runs the check that counts. + * Fold, decide, write, send, until a decision writes nothing. Every write + * checks the fold again where it lands, so a lease that arrives between + * the decision and the write turns the write into nothing. */ - private assertHeard(seat: SeatRuntime, activation: Activation): void { - if (this.log.lastSeq <= activation.readThrough) return; - const missed = this.log.since(activation.readThrough); - this.emit({ type: 'conflict', author: seat.def.name, missed }); - throw this.refused(activation, missed); - } - - /** What a refused seat is told. Now heard, it decides again against the record as it stands. */ - private refused(activation: Activation, missed: Message[]): Error { - activation.heard(this.log.lastSeq); - return new Error( - refusal( - 'Not delivered — the room moved while you were speaking. New on the record:', - missed, - 'Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.', - ), - ); + private async reconcileOnce(): Promise { + await this.log.ready; + for (let pass = 0; pass < 8 && !this.gone(); pass += 1) { + const decision = decide(this.state(), { + now: this.now(), + resend: this.runtime.wake.resend, + attempts: this.runtime.retry.attempts, + sentAt: (id) => this.sentAt.get(id), + stopped: this.stopped, + }); + const changed = await this.apply(decision); + this.settle(); + if (!changed) { + this.arm(decision.alarmAt); + return; + } + } } - private assertAddressable(seat: SeatRuntime, to: string | undefined): void { - if (to === undefined) return; - const target = this.agents.get(to); - if (!this.here.knows(to) && !target) { - throw new Error(`Unknown participant '${to}'. Address someone from the roster.`); - } - if (to === seat.def.name) throw new Error('You cannot address yourself.'); - // A seat at the narrow end wakes for nothing said, so addressing it - // would leave a message nobody reads. Say it to the room instead. - if (target?.attention === 'none') { - throw new Error(`'${to}' wakes for nothing said. Say it to the room, or to somebody else.`); + /** Write what the decision wrote, send what it sent. True when anything changed. */ + private async apply(decision: ReturnType): Promise { + let changed = false; + for (const expired of decision.expired) { + const seat = seatOf(expired.id, this.assistant) ?? ''; + changed = (await this.end(expired.id, seat, 'expired')) || changed; } + if (decision.close) changed = (await this.close(decision.close)) || changed; + for (const send of decision.sends) this.send(send.id, send.seat); + return changed || decision.sends.length > 0; + } + + /** The room went quiet with an exchange open: it closes, and the host hears it before anything is written about it. */ + private async close(close: NonNullable['close']>): Promise { + let exchange: Exchange | undefined; + const written = await this.log.write('close', () => { + const state = this.state(); + exchange = state.exchange; + if (exchange?.from !== close.from || working(state, this.now())) return undefined; + return close; + }); + if (!written || exchange === undefined) return false; + this.emit({ type: 'exchange_closed', exchange: { ...exchange, through: close.through } }); + return true; } - /** - * Rule 5 for a say and for a summary: commit under `readThrough`, the seq - * the author has read. The queue refuses a commit the record moved past, - * and the loser is handed what it missed. The event names the author, not - * the seat: a say and a summary are refused the same way. - */ - private async claim( - key: string, - author: { name: string; readThrough: Seq }, - draft: Omit, - heard?: (message: T) => void, - ): Promise> { - const committed = await this.log.commit( - { key, readThrough: author.readThrough, draft }, - (message) => { - heard?.(message); - this.committed(message); - }, - ); - if ('missed' in committed) { - this.emit({ type: 'conflict', author: author.name, missed: committed.missed }); + /** Whoever waited on the seats stopping, or on the room going quiet, hears it. */ + private settle(): void { + const state = this.state(); + if (!working(state, this.now())) { + for (const resolve of this.settledWaiters.splice(0)) resolve(); } - return committed; + if (!this.idle()) return; + if (!this.idleReported && !this.gone()) { + this.idleReported = true; + this.emit({ type: 'quiet' }); + } + for (const resolve of this.quietWaiters.splice(0)) resolve(); } - // -- the assistant ------------------------------------------------------------ - - /** - * The room went quiet, so the exchange it was working on is over. The host - * hears that before anything is written about it: the assistant is the first - * reader of a closed exchange and not the only one. - */ - private closeExchange(worked: boolean): void { - const closing = this.exchanges.close(this.log.lastSeq); - if (closing) this.emit({ type: 'exchange_closed', exchange: closing }); - this.summariseClosed(closing, worked); + private arm(at: number | undefined): void { + this.cancelAlarm(); + this.cancelAlarm = + at === undefined ? () => {} : this.runtime.clock.alarm(at, () => void this.reconcile()); } - /** - * What the assistant makes of a closed exchange: its owner is owed the one - * message that stands for it, and the room activates the assistant for it. - * Nothing else in the room wakes for a close — the assistant is seated `none`, - * and the close is the one thing that reaches it. - * - * Every quiet room is a chance to write what is owed, whatever made the - * room busy. The assistant's own activation ends no exchange, so a failed draft - * waits for the next time the seats stop rather than retrying on itself — - * and a settle that no seat worked before is not the seats stopping again. - */ - private summariseClosed(closing: ClosedExchange | undefined, worked: boolean): void { - if (closing) this.assistant.owe(closing.owner, closing.from); - const due = worked - ? this.assistant.dueAtQuiescence(...this.dueArgs()) - : this.assistant.dueAfterDraft(...this.dueArgs()); - this.draftNext(due); + // -- control ---------------------------------------------------------------- + + abort(): void { + void this.revoke(() => true); } - /** What the assistant reads to decide whether a range needs a message. */ - private dueArgs(): [readonly Message[], Seq, (name: string) => boolean] { - return [this.record, this.log.lastSeq, (name) => this.speaksForItself(name)]; + /** Revoke every live lease on the seats `which` picks: the room writes the end, and the seat side is cut. */ + private async revoke(which: (seat: string) => boolean): Promise { + await this.ready.catch(() => {}); + for (const [seat, ids] of this.live(this.state())) { + if (which(seat)) await this.cut(seat, ids); + } + if (!this.gone()) await this.reconcile(); } - /** The assistant takes the draft it is due, unless the room is closing. */ - private draftNext(draft: Draft | undefined): void { - if (draft === undefined || this.stopped) return; - this.activate(this.assistant.seat); + /** Cut one seat: the seat side is aborted, and every lease it holds ends revoked. */ + private async cut(seat: string, ids: string[]): Promise { + const port = this.ports.get(seat); + if (port instanceof SeatActor) port.abort(); + for (const id of ids) { + if (this.state().leases.has(id)) await this.end(id, seat, 'revoked'); + } } - /** - * A seat that speaks for itself: not a person, and not the assistant. It is - * what the threshold counts — what the room produced, not what a person said - * into it, and not what the assistant wrote about it. It reads the record - * rather than the roster, so an agent that spoke and was unseated before - * the close still counts. - */ - private speaksForItself(name: string): boolean { - return !this.here.knows(name) && !this.assistant.is(name); + /** Closes the run: what is live is revoked, what is present is marked gone, and the name comes free. */ + async stop(): Promise { + if (this.stopped) return; + // Stopped from here on: a visit that arrives during the shutdown is + // refused rather than seated into a room that is going away. + this.stopped = true; + this.cancelAlarm(); + try { + await this.ready; + await this.revoke(() => true); + // A deliberate shutdown observed everybody leaving, so the record + // says so, and the host hears it. It wakes nobody: an activation + // started to hear that the room is closing is an activation nobody reads. + for (const person of this.state().people.values()) { + if (person.presence !== 'present') continue; + const visit = this.visits.get(person.name); + if (visit) visit.gone = true; + await this.commitMessage( + crypto.randomUUID(), + undefined, + () => ({ kind: 'left', at: this.iso(), from: person.name }), + false, + ); + } + } finally { + // The name comes free whatever the storage did. A failed write must + // not leave a room that can never be started again. + if (this.runtime.running.get(this.name) === this) this.runtime.running.delete(this.name); + // A stopped room never goes quiet on its own, so nobody waits on it. + for (const resolve of this.quietWaiters.splice(0)) resolve(); + for (const resolve of this.settledWaiters.splice(0)) resolve(); + } } - /** - * The room is quiet: no seat is taking an activation, and the assistant owes nobody. - * A summary that a race refused is not work in flight — it waits for the - * next quiescence, and the room is quiet in the meantime. - * - * A stopped room never reports this. Shutdown aborts the activations in flight - * and drains whoever waited, and a room that is closing is not a room that - * has gone quiet. - */ - private markQuiet(): void { - if (this.stopped || !this.idle()) return; - this.emit({ type: 'quiet' }); + /** Dropped from memory: the alarm is cancelled, and every call a seat makes from now on is stale. */ + evict(): void { + this.evicted = true; + this.cancelAlarm(); for (const resolve of this.quietWaiters.splice(0)) resolve(); + for (const resolve of this.settledWaiters.splice(0)) resolve(); } +} - // -- what an agent reads ------------------------------------------------- - - /** One entry per person the room knows, with their gap and what they missed. */ - private peopleViews(): PersonView[] { - const views: PersonView[] = []; - for (const [name, identity] of this.here.known()) { - const since = this.here.sinceOf(name); - views.push({ - name, - identity, - presence: this.here.presenceOf(name), - changedAt: this.here.lastChangeAt(name), - since, - unseen: since === undefined ? 0 : this.log.since(since).length, - }); +/** A seat's intent the room refuses, with the reason the model reads. */ +class RefusedError extends Error {} + +/** A message before the log stamps its seq, its key and its wakes. */ +type Drafted = + | Omit + | Omit + | Omit; + +/** The composition `startSession` was given, checked for duplicates the way the room refuses them. */ +function composeFrom(options: StartSessionOptions): Composition { + const assistant = assertAssistant(options.assistant); + const names = new Set(); + const take = (placed: Placed): Placed => { + if (names.has(placed.def.name)) { + throw new Error(`Duplicate agent name '${placed.def.name}': one name names one participant.`); } - return views; + names.add(placed.def.name); + return placed; + }; + const agents = (options.agents ?? []).map((seat) => take(unwrap(seat))); + take({ def: assistant, attention: 'none' }); + const available = (options.available ?? []).map((seat) => take(unwrap(seat))); + return { assistant, goal: options.goal?.trim() || undefined, agents, available }; +} + +function unwrap(seat: AgentSeat): Placed { + const def = isSeatedAgent(seat) ? seat.agent : seat; + if (!isAgent(def)) throw new Error('Agents must come from defineAgent or seated().'); + return { def, attention: isSeatedAgent(seat) ? seat.attention : 'broadcast' }; +} + +const seatRow = (placed: Placed): SeatRow => ({ + name: placed.def.name, + attention: placed.attention, +}); + +/** The roster before the replay: the composition, every seat idle, and nobody in the room. */ +function startingSeats(composition: Composition, room: string): SeatInfo[] { + const seats: SeatInfo[] = composition.agents.map(({ def, attention }) => ({ + kind: 'agent', + name: def.name, + identity: def.identity, + status: 'idle', + attention, + sessionId: `${room}:${def.name}`, + })); + seats.push({ + kind: 'agent', + name: composition.assistant.name, + identity: composition.assistant.identity, + status: 'idle', + attention: 'none', + sessionId: `${room}:${composition.assistant.name}`, + assistant: true, + }); + return seats; +} + +/** The seat a message names: a directed say names who it addresses, a seating names who it seats. */ +function targetOf(message: Message): string | undefined { + if (isSpoken(message)) return message.to; + return message.kind === 'seated' ? message.from : undefined; +} + +function assertAddressable(seat: string, to: string | undefined, state: RoomState): void { + if (to === undefined) return; + const target = state.roster.find((s) => s.name === to); + if (!state.people.has(to) && target === undefined) { + throw new RefusedError(`Unknown participant '${to}'. Address someone from the roster.`); + } + if (to === seat) throw new RefusedError('You cannot address yourself.'); + // A seat at the narrow end wakes for nothing said, so addressing it + // would leave a message nobody reads. Say it to the room instead. + if (target?.attention === 'none') { + throw new RefusedError( + `'${to}' wakes for nothing said. Say it to the room, or to somebody else.`, + ); } } diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/types.ts b/packages/ambion/src/types.ts index 9dfee83..9c6738d 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/types.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/types.ts @@ -18,6 +18,10 @@ export interface SpokenMessage { seq: Seq; /** The key the commit carried. A repeated key lands once. */ key?: string; + /** The activation that wrote it. Absent on a person's delivery. */ + activationId?: string; + /** The seats the room decided to wake for it, written with the message. */ + wakes?: string[]; /** ISO timestamp, stamped by the runtime at the moment it landed. */ at: string; /** A participant's name — stamped by the runtime, never claimed. */ @@ -41,6 +45,9 @@ export interface PresenceMessage { kind: PresenceChange; seq: Seq; key?: string; + /** The assistant's activation, on a `seated` it wrote. */ + activationId?: string; + wakes?: string[]; at: string; /** * The participant whose presence changed: a person, stamped from the visit @@ -58,6 +65,10 @@ export interface PresenceMessage { * is the seat it names. */ by?: string; + /** What wakes the seat, on `seated`. Absent means `broadcast`. */ + attention?: Attention; + /** How the person reads, on `arrived`, when they said so. */ + preferences?: string; } /** @@ -68,6 +79,8 @@ export interface SummaryMessage { kind: 'summary'; seq: Seq; key?: string; + activationId?: string; + wakes?: string[]; at: string; /** The assistant that wrote it. */ from: string; diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/wire.ts b/packages/ambion/src/wire.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d8a1dd4 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/ambion/src/wire.ts @@ -0,0 +1,160 @@ +/** + * What crosses between a seat and its room, and what the log holds beside + * a message. Every shape here is plain JSON: an optional key is written + * only when it is present, and no value is `undefined`, a `Date`, a `Map`, + * a `Set`, a class instance or a function. A request and its response + * survive a round trip through `JSON.stringify` unchanged, which is what + * lets a seat and a room live in two processes. + * + * The seat reaches the room through three calls: `view` reads what an + * activation is given, `commit` puts one message on the record, and + * `lease` claims, renews or releases the activation. The room reaches a + * seat through two: `wake` starts an activation, and `steer` hands a + * running one a message that landed. + */ +import type { Attention, Message, Seq } from './types.ts'; + +// -- rows on the log beside the messages -------------------------------------- + +/** `Omit` over each member of a union, so a discriminated row keeps its shape. */ +export type Without = T extends unknown ? Omit : never; + +/** Why a lease ended. */ +export type EndReason = 'released' | 'failed' | 'refused' | 'revoked' | 'expired'; + +/** One row about an activation: it holds a lease, or its lease ended. */ +export type LeaseRow = + | { id: string; after: Seq; phase: 'running'; expiry: number; at: string } + | { id: string; after: Seq; phase: 'ended'; reason: EndReason; at: string }; + +/** The room went quiet with an exchange open, and closed it. */ +export interface CloseRow { + owner: string; + from: Seq; + through: Seq; + after: Seq; + at: string; + /** The assistant, when the exchange owes a summary. */ + wakes?: string[]; +} + +/** One seat in a composition: its name and what wakes it. */ +export interface SeatRow { + name: string; + attention: Attention; +} + +/** What a run started with. The roster folds from the latest one. */ +export interface CompositionRow { + assistant: string; + goal?: string; + agents: SeatRow[]; + available: SeatRow[]; + after: Seq; + at: string; +} + +// -- the room reaching a seat ------------------------------------------------- + +export interface Wake { + room: string; + seat: string; + activation: string; +} + +export interface Steer { + seat: string; + activation: string; + message: Message; + line: string; +} + +export interface SeatPort { + wake(wake: Wake): Promise; + steer(steer: Steer): Promise; +} + +// -- a seat reaching its room ------------------------------------------------- + +/** The one hand an activation holds, beside a seat's own tools. */ +export type Hand = 'say' | 'summarise' | 'seat' | 'none'; + +export interface ActivationView { + activation: string; + seat: string; + /** The agent's `provider/model-id`, resolved on the seat side. */ + model: string; + lastSeq: Seq; + systemPrompt: string; + context: string; + hand: Hand; + /** The exchange this activation closes, when its hand is `summarise`. */ + closing?: { person: string; from: Seq; through: Seq }; + /** The exchange this activation composes the room for, when its hand is `seat`. */ + composing?: { person: string; from: Seq; limit: number }; +} + +/** The request the lease answers is gone: the lease ended, or the room did. */ +export interface Stale { + stale: string; +} + +export type ViewResponse = { view: ActivationView } | Stale; + +/** What a seat asks the room to put on the record. The room stamps everything else. */ +export type Intent = + | { kind: 'said'; to?: string; text: string } + | { kind: 'summary'; to: string; text: string; covers: { from: Seq; through: Seq } } + | { kind: 'seated'; name: string }; + +export interface Commit { + activation: string; + key: string; + readThrough?: Seq; + intent: Intent; +} + +export type CommitResponse = + { committed: Message } | { missed: Message[] } | { refused: string } | Stale; + +export interface Lease { + activation: string; + phase: 'running' | 'ended'; + reason?: EndReason; +} + +export type LeaseResponse = { ok: { expiry: number; lastSeq: Seq } } | Stale; + +export interface SeatRoom { + view(activation: string): Promise; + commit(commit: Commit): Promise; + lease(lease: Lease): Promise; +} + +// -- checks -------------------------------------------------------------------- + +/** The value as it comes back from the wire. */ +export function roundTrip(value: T): T { + return JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(value)) as T; +} + +const PLAIN = new Set(['Object', 'Array']); + +/** Throws when a value would not survive the wire as it is. */ +export function assertWire(value: unknown, path = '$'): void { + if (value === null || typeof value === 'string' || typeof value === 'boolean') return; + if (typeof value === 'number') { + if (!Number.isFinite(value)) throw new Error(`${path} is not a finite number.`); + return; + } + if (typeof value !== 'object') throw new Error(`${path} is a ${typeof value}.`); + const tag = (value as object).constructor?.name ?? 'Object'; + if (!PLAIN.has(tag)) throw new Error(`${path} is a ${tag}.`); + for (const [key, item] of Object.entries(value as Record)) + assertKey(item, `${path}.${key}`); +} + +function assertKey(item: unknown, path: string): void { + if (item === undefined) throw new Error(`${path} is undefined.`); + assertWire(item, path); +} diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/assistant.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/assistant.test.ts index 6cd1bc3..571e572 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/assistant.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/assistant.test.ts @@ -4,6 +4,7 @@ import { Type } from 'typebox'; import { afterEach, describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'; import { attentive, + createRuntime, defineAgent, defineHuman, defineTool, @@ -18,12 +19,14 @@ import { visitSession, } from '../src/index.ts'; import { renderRecord } from '../src/render.ts'; +import { fakeClock } from './support/clock.ts'; import { assistantEnded, collect, deferred, roomName as name, tick } from './support/room.ts'; import { byAgent, contextText, quiet, type Script, + says, scripted, speak, summarise, @@ -90,6 +93,10 @@ const dan = defineHuman({ name: 'dan', identity: 'Quantity surveyor.' }); const started: Session[] = []; +/** One clock the tests move by hand, and one runtime over it. */ +const clock = fakeClock(); +const runtime = createRuntime({ clock }); + function open(options: { script: Script; agents?: Parameters[0]['agents']; @@ -101,6 +108,7 @@ function open(options: { goal: 'Decide the pour date and keep the plan honest.', assistant: options.assistant ?? assistant, agents: options.agents ?? [product], + runtime, streamFn: scripted(options.script), ...(options.repo ? { repo: options.repo } : {}), }); @@ -162,16 +170,12 @@ const writesEach = (_context, _name, call) => call % 2 === 1 ? summarise(`${text} ${call}`) : quiet(); -/** A product that is still reading when the room changes under it. */ +/** A product that is still reading when the room changes under it, then answers twice. */ function heldUntil(held: Promise): Script { - return async (_context, _name, call) => { - if (call === 1) { - await held; - return quiet('still reading'); - } - if (call === 2) return speak('answer 1'); - if (call === 3) return speak('answer 2'); - return quiet(); + const answers = says(['answer 1', 'answer 2']); + return async (context, name, call) => { + if (call === 1) await held; + return answers(context, name, call); }; } @@ -395,9 +399,12 @@ describe('the assistant', () => { // the activation ended after the second refusal, and did not draft for ever expect(drafts).toHaveLength(3); - // the range is still owed, and the next quiescence writes it + // the range is still owed: the next question joins it, and the draft is due after the backoff const written = nextSummary(session); await visit.deliver({ text: 'And the pump?' }); + await quiescent(session); + expect(summaries(await session.messages())).toHaveLength(0); + await clock.advance(30_000); const summary = await written; expect(summary.text).toBe('draft 4'); @@ -435,7 +442,7 @@ describe('the assistant', () => { ).toMatchObject([{ spoke: false }]); }); - it('drafts again at the next quiescence when its activation fails outright', async () => { + it('drafts again after the backoff when its activation fails outright', async () => { const session = open({ agents: [product, attentive(greeter)], script: byAgent({ @@ -454,9 +461,13 @@ describe('the assistant', () => { expect(events.filter((e) => e.type === 'error')).toHaveLength(1); expect(summaries(await session.messages())).toHaveLength(0); - // a failed activation leaves the summary owed, and the next quiet room writes it + // a failed activation leaves the summary owed; an arrival is not the backoff passing const written = nextSummary(session); await visitSession(session, sam); + await quiescent(session); + expect(summaries(await session.messages())).toHaveLength(0); + // the room's own alarm writes it, once the backoff has passed + await clock.advance(30_000); const summary = await written; expect(summary.text).toBe('written the second time'); diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/lease.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/lease.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c70c184 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/ambion/test/lease.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,174 @@ +/** + * A wake is safe to send twice, a lost one is sent again, a lost release + * expires, and a lost steer is read off the record. Rule 4 of the design: + * every activation's id is derived from the log, so nothing that crosses + * the wire has to arrive exactly once. + */ +import type { Context } from '@earendil-works/pi-ai'; +import { afterEach, describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'; +import { + createRuntime, + defineAgent, + inProcessTransport, + isSpoken, + type SeatRoom, + type Session, + startSession, + stopSession, +} from '../src/index.ts'; +import { type FakeClock, fakeClock } from './support/clock.ts'; +import { assistant, collect, deferred, enter, roomName, tick } from './support/room.ts'; +import { contextText, quiet, type Script, scripted, speak } from './support/scripted.ts'; +import { type Fault, faultyTransport } from './support/transport.ts'; + +const solo = defineAgent({ + name: 'solo', + identity: 'Speaks once.', + instructions: 'speak', + model: 'scripted/solo', +}); + +const started: Session[] = []; +afterEach(async () => { + for (const session of started.splice(0)) await stopSession(session); +}); + +function open(faults: Fault[], script: Script): { session: Session; clock: FakeClock } { + const clock = fakeClock(); + const runtime = createRuntime({ + clock, + transport: faultyTransport(inProcessTransport(), faults, clock), + }); + const session = startSession({ + name: roomName('lease'), + assistant, + agents: [solo], + runtime, + streamFn: scripted(script), + }); + started.push(session); + return { session, clock }; +} + +const starts = (events: ReturnType) => + events.filter((e) => e.type === 'activation_start').length; + +describe('a lease', () => { + it('sends a dropped wake again after the resend window, and the seat runs once', async () => { + const { session, clock } = open([{ on: 'wake', kind: 'drop' }], (_c, _a, call) => + call === 1 ? speak('hi') : quiet(), + ); + const events = collect(session); + const visit = await enter(session); + await visit.deliver({ text: 'say hi' }); + await tick(); + expect(starts(events)).toBe(0); + + await clock.advance(4_999); + expect(starts(events)).toBe(0); + await clock.advance(1); + await session.quiet(); + expect(starts(events)).toBe(1); + expect((await session.messages()).filter(isSpoken).map((m) => m.from)).toEqual([ + 'andrei', + 'solo', + ]); + }); + + it('runs one activation for a duplicated wake', async () => { + const { session } = open([{ on: 'wake', kind: 'duplicate' }], (_c, _a, call) => + call === 1 ? speak('hi') : quiet(), + ); + const events = collect(session); + const visit = await enter(session); + await visit.deliver({ text: 'say hi' }); + await session.quiet(); + expect(starts(events)).toBe(1); + expect((await session.messages()).filter(isSpoken)).toHaveLength(2); + }); + + it('expires a lease whose release was lost, and answers the late release stale', async () => { + const { session, clock } = open( + [{ on: 'lease', kind: 'drop', match: (l) => (l as { phase: string }).phase === 'ended' }], + (_c, _a, call) => (call === 1 ? speak('hi') : quiet()), + ); + const events = collect(session); + const visit = await enter(session); + await visit.deliver({ text: 'say hi' }); + await tick(); + await tick(); + // the seat spoke, its release was lost, and the room still holds the lease + expect((await session.messages()).filter(isSpoken).map((m) => m.from)).toContain('solo'); + expect(events.some((e) => e.type === 'activation_end')).toBe(false); + expect(session.exchange()).toBeDefined(); + + await clock.advance(60_000); + await session.quiet(); + expect(events.some((e) => e.type === 'error' && /past its lease/.test(e.error.message))).toBe( + true, + ); + expect(events.filter((e) => e.type === 'activation_end')).toHaveLength(1); + expect(session.exchange()).toBeUndefined(); + + const room = session as unknown as SeatRoom; + await expect( + room.lease({ activation: '2:solo', phase: 'ended', reason: 'released' }), + ).resolves.toEqual({ + stale: 'the lease ended', + }); + }); + + it('refuses a commit from an activation whose renewals were lost past the expiry', async () => { + const held = deferred(); + // the claim goes through; every renewal after it is lost + const renewals = (l: unknown) => (l as { phase: string }).phase === 'running'; + const faults: Fault[] = [ + { on: 'lease', kind: 'drop', match: renewals, skip: 1 }, + { on: 'lease', kind: 'drop', match: renewals }, + { on: 'lease', kind: 'drop', match: renewals }, + ]; + const { session, clock } = open(faults, async (_c, _a, call) => { + if (call !== 1) return quiet(); + await held.promise; + return speak('too late'); + }); + const events = collect(session); + const visit = await enter(session); + await visit.deliver({ text: 'go' }); + await tick(); + expect(starts(events)).toBe(1); + + // half the expiry: the renewal is lost; the whole expiry: the lease ends + await clock.advance(60_000); + expect(events.some((e) => e.type === 'error' && /past its lease/.test(e.error.message))).toBe( + true, + ); + held.resolve(); + await session.quiet(); + // the say arrived under a lease that ended, so nothing landed + expect((await session.messages()).filter(isSpoken).map((m) => m.from)).toEqual(['andrei']); + expect(events.filter((e) => e.type === 'activation_end')).toHaveLength(1); + }); + + it('rebuilds the activation when a steer was lost, and reads the message off the record', async () => { + const held = deferred(); + const contexts: string[] = []; + const { session } = open([{ on: 'steer', kind: 'drop' }], async (context, _a, call) => { + contexts.push(contextText(context as Context)); + if (call === 1) await held.promise; + return quiet(); + }); + const events = collect(session); + const visit = await enter(session); + await visit.deliver({ text: 'first' }); + await tick(); + await visit.deliver({ text: 'second' }); + held.resolve(); + await session.quiet(); + + expect(starts(events)).toBe(1); + expect(contexts).toHaveLength(2); + expect(contexts[0]).not.toContain('second'); + expect(contexts[1]).toContain('second'); + }); +}); diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/matrix.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/matrix.test.ts index 82dc965..3046ef0 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/matrix.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/matrix.test.ts @@ -3,20 +3,24 @@ * where the scenarios prove the room; `jsonl` proves the same room writes * through to disk and reads back. */ -import { describe, it } from 'vitest'; -import { createRuntime } from '../src/index.ts'; +import { describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'; +import { createRuntime, inProcessTransport } from '../src/index.ts'; import { fakeClock } from './support/clock.ts'; import { roomName } from './support/room.ts'; import { scenarios } from './support/scenarios.ts'; import { storages } from './support/storage.ts'; +import { serializing } from './support/transport.ts'; describe.each(storages)('the scenarios on $name', (storage) => { for (const scenario of scenarios) { it(scenario.name, async () => { const opened = await storage.open(); + // Every request and response between a seat and the room crosses as JSON. + const transport = serializing(inProcessTransport()); try { - const runtime = createRuntime({ sessions: opened.sessions, clock: fakeClock() }); + const runtime = createRuntime({ sessions: opened.sessions, clock: fakeClock(), transport }); await scenario.run({ runtime, name: roomName(`matrix-${storage.name}`) }); + expect(transport.violations).toEqual([]); } finally { await opened.dispose(); } diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/presence.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/presence.test.ts index 2d83e81..3b5ea0d 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/presence.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/presence.test.ts @@ -279,9 +279,11 @@ describe('presence', () => { const view = readSession(name, { repo }); expect((await view.messages()).filter(isSpoken).map((m) => m.text)).toEqual(['for later']); - // no agents stand up, and everybody the record knows is absent - expect(view.seats()).toEqual([ - { kind: 'human', name: 'andrei', identity: andrei.identity, presence: 'absent' }, + // the roster folds from the record, nothing stands up, and everybody the record knows is absent + expect(view.seats().map((s) => [s.name, s.kind === 'agent' ? s.status : s.presence])).toEqual([ + ['watcher', 'idle'], + ['assistant', 'idle'], + ['andrei', 'absent'], ]); }); diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/reconcile.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/reconcile.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e6eb2cd --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/ambion/test/reconcile.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,205 @@ +/** + * `decide` is pure: it reads a folded state and the clock, and says what to + * write and send. A decision applied and decided again writes nothing. + */ +import { describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'; +import { foldRoom, type RoomState } from '../src/fold.ts'; +import type { LogEntry } from '../src/log.ts'; +import { type DecideOptions, decide, working } from '../src/reconcile.ts'; +import type { Message } from '../src/types.ts'; +import type { CloseRow, LeaseRow, Without } from '../src/wire.ts'; + +const at = '2026-01-01T09:00:00.000Z'; +const T0 = Date.parse(at); +const backoff = (attempt: number) => attempt * 30_000; + +const composition = (): LogEntry => ({ + type: 'composition', + composition: { + assistant: 'assistant', + agents: [{ name: 'product', attention: 'broadcast' }], + available: [{ name: 'surveyor', attention: 'broadcast' }], + after: 0, + at, + }, +}); +const said = (seq: number, from: string, extra: Partial = {}): LogEntry => ({ + type: 'message', + message: { kind: 'said', seq, at, from, text: `message ${seq}`, ...extra } as Message, +}); +const arrived = (seq: number, from: string): LogEntry => ({ + type: 'message', + message: { kind: 'arrived', seq, at, from, identity: 'A person.' }, +}); +const lease = (row: Without): LogEntry => ({ + type: 'lease', + lease: { ...row, after: 0 } as LeaseRow, +}); +const close = (row: Omit): LogEntry => ({ + type: 'close', + close: { ...row, after: row.through, at }, +}); + +const fold = (entries: LogEntry[]): RoomState => foldRoom(entries, { backoff }); +const options = (over: Partial = {}): DecideOptions => ({ + now: T0, + resend: 5_000, + attempts: 3, + sentAt: () => undefined, + stopped: false, + ...over, +}); + +/** The question, and the seat it woke. */ +const opened = (): LogEntry[] => [ + composition(), + arrived(1, 'priya'), + said(2, 'priya', { wakes: ['product'] }), +]; + +describe('decide', () => { + it('ends a lease past its expiry, and closes the exchange it was holding open', () => { + const state = fold([ + ...opened(), + lease({ id: '2:product', phase: 'running', expiry: T0 + 60_000, at }), + ]); + expect(decide(state, options({ now: T0 + 59_999 }))).toMatchObject({ + expired: [], + close: undefined, + }); + const decision = decide(state, options({ now: T0 + 60_000 })); + expect(decision.expired).toEqual([ + { + id: '2:product', + phase: 'ended', + reason: 'expired', + at: new Date(T0 + 60_000).toISOString(), + }, + ]); + expect(decision.close).toMatchObject({ owner: 'priya', from: 2, through: 2 }); + expect(decision.close?.wakes).toBeUndefined(); + }); + + it('closes an exchange nothing works on, and names the assistant when two agents spoke', () => { + const state = fold([ + ...opened(), + lease({ id: '2:product', phase: 'running', expiry: T0 + 60_000, at }), + said(3, 'product', { activationId: '2:product' }), + said(4, 'product', { activationId: '2:product' }), + lease({ id: '2:product', phase: 'ended', reason: 'released', at }), + ]); + const decision = decide(state, options()); + expect(decision.close).toEqual({ + owner: 'priya', + from: 2, + through: 4, + at, + wakes: ['assistant'], + }); + expect(decision.sends).toEqual([{ id: 'close:4:1', seat: 'assistant' }]); + }); + + it('holds the exchange open while a seat is live or a wake is pending, and lets a draft close none', () => { + const pending = fold(opened()); + expect(working(pending, T0)).toBe(true); + expect(decide(pending, options()).close).toBeUndefined(); + const drafting = fold([ + ...opened(), + lease({ id: '2:product', phase: 'ended', reason: 'released', at }), + close({ owner: 'priya', from: 2, through: 2 }), + said(3, 'priya'), + lease({ id: 'close:2:1', phase: 'running', expiry: T0 + 60_000, at }), + ]); + expect(working(drafting, T0)).toBe(false); + const composing = fold([ + ...opened(), + lease({ id: '2:assistant', phase: 'running', expiry: T0 + 60_000, at }), + ]); + expect(working(composing, T0)).toBe(true); + }); + + it('sends a pending wake it never sent, and again once the resend window passed', () => { + const state = fold(opened()); + expect(decide(state, options()).sends).toEqual([{ id: '2:product', seat: 'product' }]); + const sent = options({ now: T0 + 4_999, sentAt: () => T0 }); + expect(decide(state, sent).sends).toEqual([]); + expect(decide(state, sent).alarmAt).toBe(T0 + 5_000); + expect(decide(state, options({ now: T0 + 5_000, sentAt: () => T0 })).sends).toEqual([ + { id: '2:product', seat: 'product' }, + ]); + }); + + it('drafts again after the backoff, and stops at the cap', () => { + const failed = (n: number, when: number) => + lease({ + id: `close:4:${n}`, + phase: 'ended', + reason: 'failed', + at: new Date(when).toISOString(), + }); + const owed = [ + ...opened(), + said(3, 'product', { activationId: '2:product' }), + said(4, 'product', { activationId: '2:product' }), + lease({ id: '2:product', phase: 'ended', reason: 'released', at }), + close({ owner: 'priya', from: 2, through: 4, wakes: ['assistant'] }), + lease({ id: 'close:4:1', phase: 'running', expiry: T0 + 60_000, at }), + failed(1, T0 + 1_000), + ]; + const once = fold(owed); + expect(once.owed).toMatchObject([ + { person: 'priya', from: 2, through: 4, attempts: 1, notBefore: T0 + 31_000 }, + ]); + expect(decide(once, options({ now: T0 + 30_999 })).sends).toEqual([]); + expect(decide(once, options({ now: T0 + 30_999 })).alarmAt).toBe(T0 + 31_000); + expect(decide(once, options({ now: T0 + 31_000 })).sends).toEqual([ + { id: 'close:4:2', seat: 'assistant' }, + ]); + const capped = fold([...owed, failed(2, T0 + 40_000), failed(3, T0 + 100_000)]); + expect(capped.owed[0]?.attempts).toBe(3); + expect(decide(capped, options({ now: T0 + 1_000_000 }))).toMatchObject({ + sends: [], + alarmAt: undefined, + }); + }); + + it('writes nothing the second time', () => { + const entries = [ + ...opened(), + lease({ id: '2:product', phase: 'running', expiry: T0 + 60_000, at }), + said(3, 'product', { activationId: '2:product' }), + said(4, 'product', { activationId: '2:product' }), + ]; + const now = T0 + 60_000; + const first = decide(fold(entries), options({ now })); + expect(first.expired).toHaveLength(1); + expect(first.close).toBeDefined(); + expect(first.sends).toHaveLength(1); + // apply: the rows land, the wakes are sent + const applied: LogEntry[] = [ + ...entries, + ...first.expired.map((row) => lease(row)), + ...(first.close ? [{ type: 'close' as const, close: { ...first.close, after: 4 } }] : []), + ]; + const sent = new Set(first.sends.map((send) => send.id)); + const second = decide( + fold(applied), + options({ now, sentAt: (id) => (sent.has(id) ? now : undefined) }), + ); + expect(second).toMatchObject({ expired: [], close: undefined, sends: [] }); + expect(second.alarmAt).toBe(now + 5_000); + }); + + it('closes nothing and wakes nobody once stopped', () => { + const state = fold([ + ...opened(), + lease({ id: '2:product', phase: 'ended', reason: 'revoked', at }), + ]); + expect(decide(state, options({ stopped: true }))).toEqual({ + expired: [], + close: undefined, + sends: [], + alarmAt: undefined, + }); + }); +}); diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/restart.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/restart.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..db5326a --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/ambion/test/restart.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,371 @@ +/** + * A room resumed over its log continues where the last run stopped. What the + * room held in memory is a fold over the log, so a crash loses nothing but + * the run: the exchange, the roster, the people, the leases and the summary + * still owed all fold back, on both storages. + */ +import { describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'; +import { + createRuntime, + defineAgent, + defineHuman, + inProcessTransport, + isSpoken, + isSummary, + type Runtime, + readSession, + resumeSession, + type Session, + startSession, + stopSession, + visitSession, +} from '../src/index.ts'; +import { type FakeClock, fakeClock } from './support/clock.ts'; +import { collect, crash, deferred, roomName } from './support/room.ts'; +import { + byAgent, + quiet, + type Script, + says, + scripted, + summarise, + toolNames, +} from './support/scripted.ts'; +import { type OpenedStorage, storages } from './support/storage.ts'; +import { faultyTransport } from './support/transport.ts'; + +const assistant = defineAgent({ + name: 'assistant', + identity: 'Writes the one message a person reads.', + instructions: 'Answer what was asked, once.', + model: 'scripted/assistant', +}); +const alpha = defineAgent({ + name: 'alpha', + identity: 'Alpha.', + instructions: 'x', + model: 'scripted/alpha', +}); +const beta = defineAgent({ + name: 'beta', + identity: 'Beta.', + instructions: 'x', + model: 'scripted/beta', +}); +const priya = defineHuman({ + name: 'priya', + identity: 'Project manager.', + preferences: 'Lead with the decision.', +}); +const sam = defineHuman({ name: 'sam', identity: 'Site foreman.' }); +const agents = [assistant, alpha, beta]; + +/** The assistant writes once when it holds `summarise`, or fails when told to. */ +const writes = + (text: string, failures = 0): Script => + (context, _name, call) => { + if (!toolNames(context).includes('summarise')) return quiet(); + if (call <= failures) throw new Error('the model failed'); + return toolNames(context).includes('summarise') && call === failures + 1 + ? summarise(text) + : quiet(); + }; + +interface World { + opened: OpenedStorage; + clock: FakeClock; + /** A runtime over the storage. Each call is a new host over the same log. */ + runtime(faults?: Parameters[1]): Runtime; +} + +async function world(storage: (typeof storages)[number]): Promise { + const opened = await storage.open(); + const clock = fakeClock(); + return { + opened, + clock, + runtime: (faults = []) => + createRuntime({ + sessions: opened.sessions, + clock, + agents, + transport: faultyTransport(inProcessTransport(), faults, clock), + }), + }; +} + +const summaries = async (session: Session) => (await session.messages()).filter(isSummary); + +/** Resolves when this seat's next activation ends. */ +const ended = (session: Session, seat: string) => + new Promise((resolve) => { + const off = session.subscribe((event) => { + if (event.type !== 'activation_end' || event.agent !== seat) return; + off(); + resolve(); + }); + }); + +describe.each(storages)('a room resumed on $name', (storage) => { + it('continues an exchange with a lease live and a wake pending, and expires what never comes back', async () => { + const { opened, clock, runtime } = await world(storage); + try { + const held = deferred(); + const script = byAgent({ + alpha: async (_c, _n, call) => { + if (call === 1) await held.promise; + return quiet(); + }, + beta: says(['beta one', 'beta two']), + assistant: writes('The one message.'), + }); + // beta's wake is lost on the way: at the crash it is still pending + const first = runtime([ + { on: 'wake', kind: 'drop', match: (w) => (w as { seat: string }).seat === 'beta' }, + ]); + const name = roomName(`restart-${storage.name}`); + const session = startSession({ + name, + assistant, + agents: [alpha, beta], + runtime: first, + streamFn: scripted(script), + }); + const visit = await visitSession(session, priya); + await visit.deliver({ text: 'Can I tell the client Thursday?' }); + await new Promise((resolve) => setImmediate(resolve)); + const before = { seats: session.seats(), exchange: session.exchange() }; + expect(before.seats.find((s) => s.name === 'alpha')).toMatchObject({ status: 'active' }); + expect(before.exchange).toMatchObject({ owner: 'priya' }); + crash(first, session); + + const second = runtime(); + const resumed = await resumeSession(name, { runtime: second, streamFn: scripted(script) }); + const events = collect(resumed); + // the fold before the crash is the fold after the resume + expect(resumed.seats()).toEqual(before.seats); + expect(resumed.exchange()).toEqual(before.exchange); + // the pending wake is sent again, and beta answers into the same exchange + await ended(resumed, 'beta'); + expect((await resumed.messages()).filter(isSpoken).map((m) => m.from)).toEqual([ + 'priya', + 'beta', + 'beta', + ]); + expect(resumed.exchange()).toMatchObject({ owner: 'priya' }); + + // alpha's lease is held by a run that is gone: it expires, and the exchange closes + held.resolve(); + await clock.advance(60_000); + await resumed.quiet(); + expect(events.some((e) => e.type === 'error' && e.agent === 'alpha')).toBe(true); + expect(events.some((e) => e.type === 'exchange_closed')).toBe(true); + expect(await summaries(resumed)).toHaveLength(1); + expect(resumed.seats().find((s) => s.name === 'alpha')).toMatchObject({ status: 'idle' }); + await stopSession(resumed); + } finally { + await opened.dispose(); + } + }); + + it('expires a lease that ran out while the room was down', async () => { + const { opened, clock, runtime } = await world(storage); + try { + const held = deferred(); + const script = byAgent({ + alpha: async (_c, _n, call) => { + if (call === 1) await held.promise; + return quiet(); + }, + }); + const first = runtime(); + const name = roomName(`restart-${storage.name}`); + const session = startSession({ + name, + assistant, + agents: [alpha], + runtime: first, + streamFn: scripted(script), + }); + const visit = await visitSession(session, priya); + await visit.deliver({ text: 'Anyone?' }); + await new Promise((resolve) => setImmediate(resolve)); + crash(first, session); + held.resolve(); + + await clock.advance(61_000); + const resumed = await resumeSession(name, { runtime: runtime(), streamFn: scripted(script) }); + const events = collect(resumed); + await resumed.quiet(); + // nothing was live, so the resume itself reported the expiry and closed the exchange + expect(resumed.exchange()).toBeUndefined(); + expect(resumed.seats().find((s) => s.name === 'alpha')).toMatchObject({ status: 'idle' }); + expect(events.filter((e) => e.type === 'error')).toHaveLength(0); + await stopSession(resumed); + } finally { + await opened.dispose(); + } + }); + + it('writes one composition per run, and the latest roster wins', async () => { + const { opened, runtime } = await world(storage); + try { + const name = roomName(`restart-${storage.name}`); + const one = startSession({ + name, + assistant, + agents: [alpha], + runtime: runtime(), + streamFn: scripted(byAgent({})), + }); + await one.messages(); + expect(one.seats().map((s) => s.name)).toEqual(['alpha', 'assistant']); + await stopSession(one); + + const two = startSession({ + name, + assistant, + agents: [beta], + runtime: runtime(), + streamFn: scripted(byAgent({})), + }); + await two.messages(); + expect(two.seats().map((s) => s.name)).toEqual(['beta', 'assistant']); + await stopSession(two); + + const view = readSession(name, { runtime: runtime() }); + await view.messages(); + expect(view.seats().map((s) => s.name)).toEqual(['beta', 'assistant']); + } finally { + await opened.dispose(); + } + }); + + it('keeps a person present across a crash, holds their identity while present, and frees it after leave', async () => { + const { opened, runtime } = await world(storage); + try { + const name = roomName(`restart-${storage.name}`); + const first = runtime(); + const session = startSession({ + name, + assistant, + runtime: first, + streamFn: scripted(byAgent({})), + }); + await visitSession(session, priya); + await visitSession(session, sam); + crash(first, session); + + const resumed = await resumeSession(name, { + runtime: runtime(), + streamFn: scripted(byAgent({})), + }); + // no `left` was written, so both are still present, and visiting again writes nothing + expect( + resumed + .seats() + .filter((s) => s.kind === 'human') + .map((s) => [s.name, s.presence]), + ).toEqual([ + ['priya', 'present'], + ['sam', 'present'], + ]); + const again = await visitSession(resumed, priya); + expect((await resumed.messages()).map((m) => m.kind)).toEqual(['arrived', 'arrived']); + + const renamed = defineHuman({ name: 'priya', identity: 'A different priya.' }); + await expect(visitSession(resumed, renamed)).rejects.toThrow(/different identity/); + await again.leave(); + const back = await visitSession(resumed, renamed); + expect(back.human.identity).toBe('A different priya.'); + expect((await resumed.messages()).map((m) => m.kind)).toEqual([ + 'arrived', + 'arrived', + 'left', + 'arrived', + ]); + expect(resumed.seats().find((s) => s.name === 'priya')).toMatchObject({ + identity: 'A different priya.', + }); + await stopSession(resumed); + } finally { + await opened.dispose(); + } + }); + + it('folds two closes owed to one person into one draft, and writes it after the backoff', async () => { + const { opened, clock, runtime } = await world(storage); + try { + const script = byAgent({ + alpha: says(['alpha one', 'alpha two', 'alpha three']), + beta: says(['beta one']), + assistant: writes('Both questions, answered.', 1), + }); + const name = roomName(`restart-${storage.name}`); + const first = runtime(); + const session = startSession({ + name, + assistant, + agents: [alpha, beta], + runtime: first, + streamFn: scripted(script), + }); + const visit = await visitSession(session, priya); + await visit.deliver({ text: 'First?' }); + await session.quiet(); + // the first draft failed: priya is owed, and the room waits for the backoff + expect(await summaries(session)).toHaveLength(0); + await visit.deliver({ text: 'Second?' }); + await session.quiet(); + expect(await summaries(session)).toHaveLength(0); + const record = await session.messages(); + const questions = record.filter((m) => isSpoken(m) && m.from === 'priya'); + crash(first, session); + + // the resumed room's assistant writes at the first draft it is given + const writing = byAgent({ assistant: writes('Both questions, answered.') }); + const resumed = await resumeSession(name, { + runtime: runtime(), + streamFn: scripted(writing), + }); + await resumed.quiet(); + expect(await summaries(resumed)).toHaveLength(0); + await clock.advance(30_000); + await resumed.quiet(); + const written = await summaries(resumed); + expect(written).toHaveLength(1); + // one message reaches back to the first question, and covers the second + expect(written[0]?.covers.from).toBe(questions[0]?.seq); + expect(written[0]?.covers.through).toBe((written[0]?.seq ?? 0) - 1); + expect(written[0]?.to).toBe('priya'); + await stopSession(resumed); + } finally { + await opened.dispose(); + } + }); + + it('refuses to resume a name whose seats the catalog does not hold, and one with no composition', async () => { + const { opened, runtime } = await world(storage); + try { + const name = roomName(`restart-${storage.name}`); + const session = startSession({ + name, + assistant, + agents: [alpha], + runtime: runtime(), + streamFn: scripted(byAgent({})), + }); + await session.messages(); + await stopSession(session); + const bare = createRuntime({ sessions: opened.sessions, clock: fakeClock() }); + await expect(resumeSession(name, { runtime: bare })).rejects.toThrow( + /not in the runtime's catalog/, + ); + await expect( + resumeSession(roomName('never-started'), { runtime: runtime() }), + ).rejects.toThrow(/no composition/); + } finally { + await opened.dispose(); + } + }); +}); diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/roster.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/roster.test.ts index 390dce9..8f9ba8f 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/roster.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/roster.test.ts @@ -3,6 +3,7 @@ import { fauxAssistantMessage } from '@earendil-works/pi-ai'; import { afterEach, describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'; import { attentive, + createRuntime, defineAgent, defineHuman, isPresence, @@ -16,10 +17,12 @@ import { stopSession, visitSession, } from '../src/index.ts'; +import { fakeClock } from './support/clock.ts'; import { assistantEnded, collect, deferred, roomName as name, tick } from './support/room.ts'; import { byAgent, contextText, + insists, quiet, type Script, scripted, @@ -97,6 +100,10 @@ const priya = defineHuman({ name: 'priya', identity: 'Project manager.' }); const started: Session[] = []; +/** One clock the tests move by hand, and one runtime over it. */ +const clock = fakeClock(); +const runtime = createRuntime({ clock }); + type Options = Parameters[0]; function open(options: { @@ -108,6 +115,7 @@ function open(options: { name: roomName(), goal: 'Decide the pour date.', assistant, + runtime, streamFn: scripted(options.script), ...(options.agents ? { agents: options.agents } : {}), ...(options.available ? { available: options.available } : {}), @@ -335,8 +343,8 @@ describe('seating', () => { script: byAgent({ assistant: composes(['surveyor'], 'Steel: 11.7 tonnes, enough for the pour.'), // the seating and the newcomer's say may both land under its say, so it speaks again when refused - product: (_context, _name, call) => (call <= 3 ? speak('The pour is Saturday.') : quiet()), - surveyor: (_context, _name, call) => (call === 1 ? speak('11.7 tonnes on site.') : quiet()), + product: insists('The pour is Saturday.'), + surveyor: insists('11.7 tonnes on site.'), }), agents: [product], available: [surveyor], @@ -574,7 +582,7 @@ describe('the host', () => { ); }); - it('unseats what the run added at stop, and leaves the starting composition alone', async () => { + it('leaves the roster to the next composition at stop, and the next run starts from its own', async () => { const session = open({ script: byAgent({}), agents: [product], available: [surveyor] }); await session.seat(surveyor); await session.quiet(); @@ -582,15 +590,29 @@ describe('the host', () => { await stopSession(session); started.pop(); + // the record says who was seated, and a read of the stopped room folds it const { readSession } = await import('../src/index.ts'); - const record = await readSession(session.name).messages(); - expect(kinds(record)).toEqual(['seated', 'unseated']); - expect(record.at(-1)).toMatchObject({ kind: 'unseated', from: 'surveyor' }); + const stopped = readSession(session.name, { runtime }); + expect(kinds(await stopped.messages())).toEqual(['seated']); + expect(seatNames(stopped as Session)).toEqual(['product', 'assistant', 'surveyor']); + + // the next run writes its own composition, and the roster folds from that + const again = startSession({ + name: session.name, + assistant, + agents: [product], + available: [surveyor], + runtime, + streamFn: scripted(byAgent({})), + }); + started.push(again); + await again.messages(); + expect(seatNames(again)).toEqual(['product', 'assistant']); }); }); describe('a failed draft', () => { - it('waits for the seats to stop again, and a question that woke nobody is not that', async () => { + it('drafts again after the backoff, and a fourth failure stops', async () => { const session = open({ script: byAgent({ assistant: (context) => { @@ -608,20 +630,32 @@ describe('a failed draft', () => { const assistantActs = () => activated(events).filter((n) => n === 'assistant').length; const visit = await visitSession(session, priya); - // two answers, a close, and a draft that fails: priya is owed, and waiting + // two answers, a close, and a draft that fails: priya is owed, and the room waits await visit.deliver({ to: product, text: 'First?' }); await session.quiet(); expect(assistantActs()).toBe(1); - // a question that wakes nobody settles the room, and that is not the seats stopping again + // a question that wakes nobody is not the backoff passing await visit.deliver({ text: 'Anyone?' }); await session.quiet(); expect(assistantActs()).toBe(1); + await clock.advance(29_999); + expect(assistantActs()).toBe(1); - // the seats work and stop: now the draft is due again - await visit.deliver({ to: product, text: 'Third?' }); + // the backoff passes on the room's own alarm: the draft is due again, and fails again + await clock.advance(1); await session.quiet(); expect(assistantActs()).toBe(2); + await clock.advance(60_000); + await session.quiet(); + expect(assistantActs()).toBe(3); + + // three attempts are the cap: the range stays whole, and the room stops trying + await clock.advance(600_000); + await session.quiet(); + expect(assistantActs()).toBe(3); + expect(events.filter((e) => e.type === 'error')).toHaveLength(3); + expect((await session.messages()).some((m) => m.kind === 'summary')).toBe(false); }); }); diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/session.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/session.test.ts index 18c9dca..b405b91 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/session.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/session.test.ts @@ -281,10 +281,13 @@ describe('startSession', () => { expect(new Set(seqs).size).toBe(seqs.length); await stopSession(again); - // you can read a room that is not running + // you can read a room that is not running: the record, and the roster it folds const view = readSession(name); expect(spoken(await view.messages()).map((m) => m.text)).toContain('for the record'); - expect(view.seats().every((seat) => seat.kind === 'human')).toBe(true); + expect(view.seats().map((seat) => seat.name)).toEqual(['scribe', 'assistant', 'andrei']); + expect(view.seats().every((seat) => seat.kind === 'human' || seat.status === 'idle')).toBe( + true, + ); const fresh = startSession({ name: roomName('identity'), diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/support/invariants.ts b/packages/ambion/test/support/invariants.ts index b8574a3..f51249c 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/support/invariants.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/support/invariants.ts @@ -3,11 +3,20 @@ * leaves has one shape, and every scenario ends by checking it. */ import { expect } from 'vitest'; -import { isSummary, type SessionEvent, type SessionView } from '../../src/index.ts'; +import { + isSummary, + type LeaseRow, + type SessionEvent, + type SessionOpener, + type SessionView, +} from '../../src/index.ts'; +import { rowsOf } from './room.ts'; export interface InvariantOptions { /** How many `error` events the run may hold. A live model may refuse one call. */ allowErrors?: number; + /** Where the room's log opens: with it, every seat's message is checked against its lease. */ + sessions?: SessionOpener; } export const errorsIn = (events: SessionEvent[]) => @@ -47,4 +56,24 @@ export async function invariants( expect(errorsIn(events).length).toBeLessThanOrEqual(options.allowErrors ?? 0); expect(count(events, 'activation_start')).toBe(count(events, 'activation_end')); expect(count(events, 'exchange_opened')).toBe(count(events, 'exchange_closed')); + if (options.sessions) await leased(session, options.sessions); +} + +/** Every message a seat wrote carries an activation id whose lease was running when it landed. */ +async function leased(session: SessionView, sessions: SessionOpener): Promise { + const rows = await rowsOf(sessions, session.name); + const running = new Set(); + for (const row of rows) { + if (row.type === 'ambion/lease') { + const lease = row.data as LeaseRow; + if (lease.phase === 'running') running.add(lease.id); + else running.delete(lease.id); + } + if (row.type !== 'ambion/message') continue; + const message = row.data as { activationId?: string; from: string }; + if (message.activationId === undefined) continue; + expect(running, `${message.from}'s message under ${message.activationId}`).toContain( + message.activationId, + ); + } } diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/support/room.ts b/packages/ambion/test/support/room.ts index edff255..c4bb0d6 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/support/room.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/support/room.ts @@ -1,8 +1,11 @@ +import type { Session as PiSession } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; import { defineAgent, defineHuman, + type Runtime, type Session, type SessionEvent, + type SessionOpener, visitSession, } from '../../src/index.ts'; @@ -48,6 +51,28 @@ export function deferred(): { promise: Promise; resolve: () => void } { export const tick = () => new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 0)); +/** + * The room dies without a word: no lease is released, no `left` is written, + * and the alarm never fires. The record keeps everything, and a resume + * over it is the test of the design. + */ +export function crash(runtime: Runtime, session: Session): void { + runtime.evict(session.name); +} + +/** Every row the room wrote beside its messages, read off Pi's session directly. */ +export async function rowsOf( + sessions: SessionOpener, + name: string, +): Promise<{ type: string; data: unknown }[]> { + const piSession: PiSession = await sessions.open(name); + const entries = await piSession.findEntries(); + entries.sort((a, b) => a.seq - b.seq); + return entries.flatMap((entry) => + entry.type === 'custom' ? [{ type: entry.customType, data: entry.data }] : [], + ); +} + /** * The assistant's activation is over, whatever it decided. A summary commits * inside the tool call, so the activation runs on for a moment after the diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/support/scenarios.ts b/packages/ambion/test/support/scenarios.ts index 0a88466..57c1dfe 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/support/scenarios.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/support/scenarios.ts @@ -24,6 +24,7 @@ import { byAgent, callTool, contextText, + insists, quiet, type Script, scripted, @@ -31,6 +32,7 @@ import { speak, summarise, toolNames, + toolResultTexts, } from './scripted.ts'; import { backends } from './storage.ts'; @@ -89,15 +91,6 @@ function composes(names: string[], summary: string): Script { }; } -/** Every tool result the model has been shown so far, oldest first. */ -function toolResults(context: Context): string[] { - return context.messages.flatMap((message) => - message.role === 'toolResult' - ? [message.content.map((c) => (c.type === 'text' ? c.text : '')).join('')] - : [], - ); -} - /** Two answers to every question, then silence until the next. */ const twoAnswersEach: Script = (_context, _name, call) => call % 3 === 0 ? quiet() : speak(`answer ${call}`); @@ -112,14 +105,18 @@ const answersOnce: Script = (context, name) => { const question = [...text.matchAll(/^\[(?:priya|sam)\] (.+?)(?: {2}\(.*\))?$/gm)].at(-1)?.[1]; if (question === undefined) return quiet(); const answer = `${name} on ${question}`; - if (text.includes(`[${name}] ${answer}`) || toolResults(context).includes('delivered')) { + if (text.includes(`[${name}] ${answer}`) || toolResultTexts(context).includes('delivered')) { return quiet(); } return speak(answer); }; -async function finish(session: Session, events: ReturnType): Promise { - await invariants(session, events); +async function finish( + session: Session, + events: ReturnType, + runtime: Runtime, +): Promise { + await invariants(session, events, { sessions: runtime.sessions }); await stopSession(session); } @@ -143,7 +140,7 @@ export const oneExchange: Scenario = { expect(record.filter(isSpoken).map((m) => m.from)).toEqual(['priya', 'product', 'product']); const summary = record.find(isSummary); expect(summary).toMatchObject({ to: 'priya', text: 'The one message.' }); - await finish(session, events); + await finish(session, events, runtime); }, }; @@ -161,7 +158,7 @@ export const twoPeopleTwoExchanges: Scenario = { colleague: answersOnce, assistant: (context) => { const person = /(\w+)'s exchange is over/.exec(contextText(context))?.[1] ?? ''; - if (!holding(context, 'summarise') || toolResults(context).includes('delivered')) { + if (!holding(context, 'summarise') || toolResultTexts(context).includes('delivered')) { return quiet(); } return summarise(`for ${person}`); @@ -183,7 +180,7 @@ export const twoPeopleTwoExchanges: Scenario = { ['sam', 'for sam'], ]); expect(session.seats().find((s) => s.name === 'priya')).toMatchObject({ presence: 'absent' }); - await finish(session, events); + await finish(session, events, runtime); }, }; @@ -201,8 +198,7 @@ export const seatFromReserve: Scenario = { assistant: composes(['surveyor'], 'Steel: 11.7 tonnes.'), product: (_context, _name, call) => call <= 3 ? speak('The pour is Saturday.') : quiet(), - surveyor: (_context, _name, call) => - call === 1 ? speak('11.7 tonnes on site.') : quiet(), + surveyor: insists('11.7 tonnes on site.'), }), ), }); @@ -218,7 +214,7 @@ export const seatFromReserve: Scenario = { expect(record.filter(isSpoken).map((m) => m.from)).toContain('surveyor'); expect(record.find(isSummary)).toBeDefined(); expect(session.seats().map((s) => s.name)).toContain('surveyor'); - await finish(session, events); + await finish(session, events, runtime); }, }; @@ -251,7 +247,7 @@ export const twoWorkspaces: Scenario = { streamFn: scripted( byAgent({ alpha: async (context, _name, call) => { - alphaResults.push(...toolResults(context).slice(alphaResults.length)); + alphaResults.push(...toolResultTexts(context).slice(alphaResults.length)); if (call === 1) return callTool('write', { path: '/home/alpha/note.txt', content: 'one' }); if (call === 2) { @@ -261,7 +257,7 @@ export const twoWorkspaces: Scenario = { return call === 3 ? speak('alpha done') : quiet(); }, beta: (context, _name, call) => { - betaResults.push(...toolResults(context).slice(betaResults.length)); + betaResults.push(...toolResultTexts(context).slice(betaResults.length)); if (call === 1) return callTool('bash', { command: 'echo two > /home/beta/note.txt' }); if (call === 2) return callTool('read', { path: '/home/beta/note.txt' }); return call === 3 ? speak('beta done') : quiet(); @@ -293,7 +289,7 @@ export const twoWorkspaces: Scenario = { const said = (await session.messages()).filter(isSpoken).map((m) => m.text); expect(said).toContain('alpha done'); expect(said).toContain('beta done'); - await finish(session, events); + await finish(session, events, runtime); await destroyWorkspace(directoryDrive); await Promise.all([memoryBackend.dispose(), directoryBackend.dispose()]); }, diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/support/scripted.ts b/packages/ambion/test/support/scripted.ts index 60d7f5d..60b1d35 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/support/scripted.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/support/scripted.ts @@ -87,3 +87,35 @@ export function contextText(context: Context): string { } export const toolNames = (context: Context) => (context.tools ?? []).map((tool) => tool.name); + +/** Every tool result the model has been shown so far, as text, oldest first. */ +export function toolResultTexts(context: Context): string[] { + return context.messages.flatMap((message) => + message.role === 'toolResult' + ? [message.content.map((c) => (c.type === 'text' ? c.text : '')).join('')] + : [], + ); +} + +/** + * A seat that says one thing and means it: a refused say is said again, and + * a delivered one ends the pass. What lands beside it never changes its mind. + */ +export const insists = (text: string, to?: string): Script => says([text], to); + +/** + * A seat that says these things, in this order, once each, however the room + * moves under it: a refused say is said again, a delivered one moves on, and + * a say the record already holds is not said twice. + */ +export const says = + (texts: string[], to?: string): Script => + (context, name) => { + const record = contextText(context); + const pending = texts.filter( + (text) => !record.includes(`[${name}${to ? ` → ${to}` : ''}] ${text}`), + ); + const delivered = toolResultTexts(context).filter((text) => text === 'delivered').length; + const next = pending[delivered]; + return next === undefined ? quiet() : speak(next, to); + }; diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/support/storage.ts b/packages/ambion/test/support/storage.ts index 159679c..74449a6 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/support/storage.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/support/storage.ts @@ -63,7 +63,8 @@ export const jsonl: Storage = { return { sessions: jsonlSessions(dir), dir, - dispose: () => rm(dir, { recursive: true, force: true }), + // A seat's audit session may still be flushing when the test ends. + dispose: () => rm(dir, { recursive: true, force: true, maxRetries: 5, retryDelay: 20 }), }; }, }; diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/support/transport.ts b/packages/ambion/test/support/transport.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1def06e --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/ambion/test/support/transport.ts @@ -0,0 +1,118 @@ +/** + * Transports for the tests: one that proves every request and response is + * plain JSON, and one that loses, repeats or delays them on purpose. + */ +import type { Clock, RunningRoom, SeatPort, Transport } from '../../src/index.ts'; +import { assertWire, roundTrip } from '../../src/index.ts'; + +export interface SerializingTransport extends Transport { + /** Every value that would not have survived the wire. Empty when the design holds. */ + readonly violations: string[]; +} + +/** + * Every request and every response crosses as JSON, and the test reads what + * would not have survived. The value the other side receives is the round + * trip, so nothing shares an object across the boundary. + */ +export function serializing(transport: Transport): SerializingTransport { + const violations: string[] = []; + const check = (what: string, value: T): T => { + try { + assertWire(value); + const back = roundTrip(value); + if (JSON.stringify(back) !== JSON.stringify(value)) violations.push(`${what}: changed`); + return back; + } catch (error) { + violations.push(`${what}: ${error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error)}`); + return roundTrip(value); + } + }; + return { + violations, + connect(room, seat, runtime) { + const wrapped: RunningRoom = { + name: room.name, + stream: room.stream, + model: room.model, + sessions: room.sessions, + emit: (event) => room.emit(event), + evict: () => room.evict(), + view: async (id) => check('view response', await room.view(check('view', id))), + commit: async (commit) => + check('commit response', await room.commit(check('commit', commit))), + lease: async (lease) => check('lease response', await room.lease(check('lease', lease))), + }; + const port = transport.connect(wrapped, seat, runtime); + return { + wake: (wake) => port.wake(check('wake', wake)), + steer: (steer) => port.steer(check('steer', steer)), + }; + }, + }; +} + +export type Operation = 'wake' | 'steer' | 'view' | 'commit' | 'lease'; + +export interface Fault { + on: Operation; + kind: 'drop' | 'duplicate' | 'delay'; + /** For `delay`: how long the request waits on the clock. */ + ms?: number; + /** Narrow the fault to one request; the first matching request takes it. */ + match?: (request: unknown) => boolean; + /** Let this many matching requests through before the fault takes one. */ + skip?: number; +} + +/** + * A transport that fails the way a network does. Each fault is taken by the + * first request it matches, in order. A dropped wake or steer is lost; a + * dropped room call rejects, so the seat never learns the outcome. A + * duplicated request is sent twice. A delayed one waits on the clock. + */ +export function faultyTransport(transport: Transport, faults: Fault[], clock: Clock): Transport { + const take = (on: Operation, request: unknown): Fault | undefined => { + const at = faults.findIndex((fault) => fault.on === on && (fault.match?.(request) ?? true)); + const fault = faults[at]; + if (fault === undefined) return undefined; + if (fault.skip) { + fault.skip -= 1; + return undefined; + } + return faults.splice(at, 1)[0]; + }; + const wait = (ms: number) => + new Promise((resolve) => clock.alarm(clock.now() + ms, resolve)); + const through = async ( + on: Operation, + request: unknown, + send: () => Promise, + ): Promise => { + const fault = take(on, request); + if (fault?.kind === 'drop') throw new Error(`${on} dropped`); + if (fault?.kind === 'delay') await wait(fault.ms ?? 0); + if (fault?.kind === 'duplicate') void send().catch(() => {}); + return send(); + }; + return { + connect(room, seat, runtime) { + const wrapped: RunningRoom = { + name: room.name, + stream: room.stream, + model: room.model, + sessions: room.sessions, + emit: (event) => room.emit(event), + evict: () => room.evict(), + view: (id) => through('view', id, () => room.view(id)), + commit: (commit) => through('commit', commit, () => room.commit(commit)), + lease: (lease) => through('lease', lease, () => room.lease(lease)), + }; + const port: SeatPort = transport.connect(wrapped, seat, runtime); + return { + wake: (wake) => through('wake', wake, () => port.wake(wake)).catch(() => {}), + steer: (steer) => through('steer', steer, () => port.steer(steer)).catch(() => {}), + }; + }, + }; +} diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/wire.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/wire.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a9f068f --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/ambion/test/wire.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,150 @@ +/** + * Everything that crosses between a seat and its room, and every row on the + * log, is plain JSON: it survives the wire unchanged. + */ +import { describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'; +import { + type ActivationView, + assertWire, + type CloseRow, + type Commit, + type CommitResponse, + type CompositionRow, + createRuntime, + type Lease, + type LeaseResponse, + type LeaseRow, + roundTrip, + type Steer, + type ViewResponse, + type Wake, +} from '../src/index.ts'; +import { fakeClock } from './support/clock.ts'; +import { roomName, rowsOf } from './support/room.ts'; +import { oneExchange } from './support/scenarios.ts'; +import { jsonl } from './support/storage.ts'; + +const at = '2026-01-01T09:00:00.000Z'; + +const rows: Record = { + running: { id: '2:product', after: 2, phase: 'running', expiry: 1767258060000, at }, + ended: { id: '2:product', after: 3, phase: 'ended', reason: 'released', at }, + close: { owner: 'priya', from: 2, through: 4, after: 4, at, wakes: ['assistant'] }, + composition: { + assistant: 'assistant', + goal: 'Decide the pour date.', + agents: [{ name: 'product', attention: 'broadcast' }], + available: [{ name: 'surveyor', attention: 'named' }], + after: 0, + at, + }, +}; + +const wake: Wake = { room: 'site', seat: 'product', activation: '2:product' }; +const steer: Steer = { + seat: 'product', + activation: '2:product', + message: { kind: 'said', seq: 3, key: 'k', at, from: 'priya', text: 'And the pump?' }, + line: '[priya] And the pump?', +}; +const view: ActivationView = { + activation: 'close:4:1', + seat: 'assistant', + model: 'scripted/assistant', + lastSeq: 4, + systemPrompt: 'You are the assistant.', + context: 'The record so far.', + hand: 'summarise', + closing: { person: 'priya', from: 2, through: 4 }, +}; +const requests: Record = { + say: { + activation: '2:product', + key: 'call-1', + readThrough: 2, + intent: { kind: 'said', text: 'No.' }, + }, + directed: { + activation: '2:product', + key: 'call-2', + readThrough: 2, + intent: { kind: 'said', to: 'priya', text: 'No.' }, + }, + summary: { + activation: 'close:4:1', + key: 'call-3', + readThrough: 4, + intent: { + kind: 'summary', + to: 'priya', + text: 'Thursday is out.', + covers: { from: 2, through: 4 }, + }, + }, + seating: { + activation: '2:assistant', + key: 'call-4', + intent: { kind: 'seated', name: 'surveyor' }, + }, + claim: { activation: '2:product', phase: 'running' }, + release: { activation: '2:product', phase: 'ended', reason: 'released' }, + viewOf: '2:product', +}; +const responses: Record = { + view: { view }, + stale: { stale: 'the lease ended' }, + committed: { + committed: { + kind: 'said', + seq: 3, + key: 'call-1', + activationId: '2:product', + at, + from: 'product', + text: 'No.', + }, + }, + missed: { + missed: [{ kind: 'said', seq: 3, key: 'k', at, from: 'priya', text: 'And the pump?' }], + }, + refused: { refused: "'nobody' is not in the reserve." }, + ok: { ok: { expiry: 1767258060000, lastSeq: 3 } }, +}; + +describe('the wire', () => { + it.each(Object.entries({ ...rows, wake, steer, ...requests, ...responses }))( + 'carries %s unchanged', + (_name, value) => { + expect(() => assertWire(value)).not.toThrow(); + expect(roundTrip(value)).toStrictEqual(value); + }, + ); + + it('refuses what would not survive', () => { + expect(() => assertWire({ to: undefined })).toThrow(/to is undefined/); + expect(() => assertWire({ at: new Date() })).toThrow(/is a Date/); + expect(() => assertWire({ seats: new Map() })).toThrow(/is a Map/); + expect(() => assertWire({ expiry: Number.NaN })).toThrow(/finite/); + expect(() => assertWire({ fire: () => {} })).toThrow(/is a function/); + expect(() => assertWire({ error: new Error('boom') })).toThrow(/is a Error/); + }); + + it('replays a JSONL log whose every row is plain JSON', async () => { + const opened = await jsonl.open(); + try { + const runtime = createRuntime({ sessions: opened.sessions, clock: fakeClock() }); + const name = roomName('wire-jsonl'); + await oneExchange.run({ runtime, name }); + const written = await rowsOf(opened.sessions, name); + expect(written.map((row) => row.type)).toContain('ambion/lease'); + expect(written.map((row) => row.type)).toContain('ambion/close'); + expect(written.map((row) => row.type)).toContain('ambion/composition'); + for (const row of written) { + expect(() => assertWire(row.data)).not.toThrow(); + expect(roundTrip(row.data)).toStrictEqual(row.data); + } + } finally { + await opened.dispose(); + } + }); +}); From 3defaf3eda7ec54bbe52bafe8f45064e5b72a8e5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Wed, 9 Sep 2026 01:12:07 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 04/20] Add the Cloudflare adapter skeleton and the workerd test tier packages/cloudflare runs a room as Durable Objects: one object per room, one per seat, the log in the room object's SQLite, the alarm as the room's clock, and RPC as the wire. SqliteSessionStorage implements what Pi's Session reaches for appendCustomEntry, appendMessage and findEntries and refuses the rest. RoomObject resumes the room its storage names and exposes the host's verbs and the seat's three calls. SeatObject stores a wake, runs the activation on its alarm, and can be put on hold. The package is private and nothing deploys it. Its three tests run inside workerd through @cloudflare/vitest-pool-workers, as part of turbo test. The pool's own workerd binary arrives as a platform package, so no install script is allowed. SeatActor gains a public run(id) for a host that runs a seat inside one request. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017i49PfakG27M56FjqvyG1e --- CLAUDE.md | 29 +- docs/toolchain.md | 28 +- knip.json | 5 + packages/ambion/src/index.ts | 2 + packages/ambion/src/seat.ts | 15 +- packages/cloudflare/README.md | 30 + packages/cloudflare/package.json | 39 + packages/cloudflare/src/configure.ts | 44 ++ packages/cloudflare/src/index.ts | 10 + packages/cloudflare/src/room-object.ts | 225 ++++++ packages/cloudflare/src/seat-object.ts | 103 +++ packages/cloudflare/src/storage.ts | 255 +++++++ packages/cloudflare/test/env.d.ts | 15 + packages/cloudflare/test/room.test.ts | 35 + packages/cloudflare/test/scripted.ts | 47 ++ packages/cloudflare/test/seat.test.ts | 63 ++ packages/cloudflare/test/storage.test.ts | 50 ++ packages/cloudflare/test/until.ts | 10 + packages/cloudflare/test/worker.ts | 35 + packages/cloudflare/tsconfig.json | 9 + packages/cloudflare/tsdown.config.ts | 11 + packages/cloudflare/vitest.config.ts | 13 + packages/cloudflare/wrangler.jsonc | 15 + pnpm-lock.yaml | 903 ++++++++++++++++++++++- 24 files changed, 1954 insertions(+), 37 deletions(-) create mode 100644 packages/cloudflare/README.md create mode 100644 packages/cloudflare/package.json create mode 100644 packages/cloudflare/src/configure.ts create mode 100644 packages/cloudflare/src/index.ts create mode 100644 packages/cloudflare/src/room-object.ts create mode 100644 packages/cloudflare/src/seat-object.ts create mode 100644 packages/cloudflare/src/storage.ts create mode 100644 packages/cloudflare/test/env.d.ts create mode 100644 packages/cloudflare/test/room.test.ts create mode 100644 packages/cloudflare/test/scripted.ts create mode 100644 packages/cloudflare/test/seat.test.ts create mode 100644 packages/cloudflare/test/storage.test.ts create mode 100644 packages/cloudflare/test/until.ts create mode 100644 packages/cloudflare/test/worker.ts create mode 100644 packages/cloudflare/tsconfig.json create mode 100644 packages/cloudflare/tsdown.config.ts create mode 100644 packages/cloudflare/vitest.config.ts create mode 100644 packages/cloudflare/wrangler.jsonc diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index e1be408..ae02ab7 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -12,20 +12,21 @@ the room goes quiet. pnpm workspace, Node >= 22.19, ESM only, TypeScript. -| Path | What | -| ------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -| `packages/ambion` | The runtime. One file per concern; `session.ts` is the room that composes them | -| `packages/cli` | The `ambion` binary | -| `docs/agent.md` | Design contract for the core — read before changing the runtime | -| `docs/exchange.md` | Design contract for the exchange, the room's unit of work — read with `agent.md` | -| `docs/presence.md` | Design contract for presence and visits — read with `agent.md` | -| `docs/assistant.md` | Design contract for the assistant, the room's counterpart to the people in it | -| `docs/workspace.md` | Design contract for the workspace an agent's tools reach into — read with `agent.md` | -| `docs/roster.md` | Design contract for a roster that changes while the room runs — read with `agent.md` | -| `docs/toolchain.md` | Build, CI, release — read before changing `.github/`, `scripts/`, root configs | -| `examples/site` | Runnable example | -| `demos/` | One dated report per merged change — regenerate on the branch, then leave it | -| `planning/` | `backlog.md` holds the debt in what is built and the work deferred; `next.md` the five | +| Path | What | +| --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | +| `packages/ambion` | The runtime. One file per concern; `session.ts` is the room that composes them | +| `packages/cli` | The `ambion` binary | +| `packages/cloudflare` | The room as Cloudflare Durable Objects: private, tested inside workerd, deployed by nothing | +| `docs/agent.md` | Design contract for the core — read before changing the runtime | +| `docs/exchange.md` | Design contract for the exchange, the room's unit of work — read with `agent.md` | +| `docs/presence.md` | Design contract for presence and visits — read with `agent.md` | +| `docs/assistant.md` | Design contract for the assistant, the room's counterpart to the people in it | +| `docs/workspace.md` | Design contract for the workspace an agent's tools reach into — read with `agent.md` | +| `docs/roster.md` | Design contract for a roster that changes while the room runs — read with `agent.md` | +| `docs/toolchain.md` | Build, CI, release — read before changing `.github/`, `scripts/`, root configs | +| `examples/site` | Runnable example | +| `demos/` | One dated report per merged change — regenerate on the branch, then leave it | +| `planning/` | `backlog.md` holds the debt in what is built and the work deferred; `next.md` the five | ## Thesis diff --git a/docs/toolchain.md b/docs/toolchain.md index 4a0b353..51453b3 100644 --- a/docs/toolchain.md +++ b/docs/toolchain.md @@ -17,8 +17,9 @@ deliberate departures noted in [§10](#10-departures-from-flue). ``` ambion/ ├── packages/ -│ ├── ambion/ @ambionframework/ambion — the runtime library -│ └── cli/ @ambionframework/cli — the `ambion` binary +│ ├── ambion/ @ambionframework/ambion — the runtime library +│ ├── cli/ @ambionframework/cli — the `ambion` binary +│ └── cloudflare/ @ambionframework/cloudflare — the room as Durable Objects (private) ├── examples/ │ └── site/ the runnable example: a multi-agent room ├── scripts/ @@ -35,14 +36,16 @@ ambion/ └── pnpm-workspace.yaml packages/*, examples/* ``` -**Rule.** `packages/*` is publishable. `examples/*` is private and exists to -be run. `examples/site` is the runnable example; the gate type-checks it with -everything else, so an example that breaks fails the build. +**Rule.** `packages/*` is publishable, with one exception: `packages/cloudflare` +is private, because nothing deploys it yet. `examples/*` is private and exists +to be run. `examples/site` is the runnable example; the gate type-checks it +with everything else, so an example that breaks fails the build. ### Package graph ``` -@ambionframework/cli ──depends on──▶ @ambionframework/ambion +@ambionframework/cli ──depends on──▶ @ambionframework/ambion +@ambionframework/cloudflare ──depends on──▶ @ambionframework/ambion ``` Internal dependencies use `workspace:*` and are rewritten to the published @@ -57,7 +60,9 @@ if the workspace protocol does not resolve. [`presence.md`](presence.md), [`assistant.md`](assistant.md) and [`workspace.md`](workspace.md) are its contracts. `@ambionframework/cli` is the `ambion` binary; it currently reports its -version and nothing else. +version and nothing else. `@ambionframework/cloudflare` runs a room as +Cloudflare Durable Objects, one object per room and one per seat, over +the runtime's public exports alone; its README says what is built. --- @@ -102,8 +107,11 @@ is `^26.2.0` and not `^26.3.0`); adding the package to **Block install scripts.** pnpm 10 refuses to run `preinstall`/`install`/ `postinstall` unless a package is allowlisted. `onlyBuiltDependencies` is the deliberate exception set and is currently **empty** — nothing in the tree needs -one. Adding an entry means accepting that package's arbitrary code execution at -install time, so it should be a reviewed change. +one. `workerd`, which the Cloudflare package's test pool pulls in, declares a +`postinstall` and runs without it: its binary arrives as a platform package +(`@cloudflare/workerd-linux-64` and its siblings), and the ignored script +only checks for it. Adding an entry means accepting that package's arbitrary +code execution at install time, so it should be a reviewed change. **Do not leave credentials lying around.** Every `actions/checkout` step sets `persist-credentials: false`, so the job token is not written into `.git/config` @@ -241,7 +249,7 @@ Three jobs, on push to `main`, on every pull request, and on demand. | Job | What it proves | | --------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **check** | Formatting, types, lint, the complexity budget, and Knip on Node 22 | -| **test** | The suite passes on Node 22 **and** 24 | +| **test** | The suite passes on Node 22 **and** 24, the workerd tier inside it | | **cli** | The published artifact actually works | The `cli` job is the one that matters most and the one a unit test cannot diff --git a/knip.json b/knip.json index bde6434..9a68a58 100644 --- a/knip.json +++ b/knip.json @@ -7,6 +7,11 @@ }, "packages/*": { "project": ["src/**/*.ts"] + }, + "packages/cloudflare": { + "entry": ["test/worker.ts"], + "project": ["src/**/*.ts", "test/**/*.ts"], + "ignoreDependencies": ["cloudflare"] } } } diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/index.ts b/packages/ambion/src/index.ts index 3798f02..f9bbb4a 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/index.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/index.ts @@ -61,6 +61,8 @@ export { sessionsOver, systemClock, } from './runtime.ts'; +export type { SeatContext } from './seat.ts'; +export { SeatActor } from './seat.ts'; export type { ReadSessionOptions, ResumeSessionOptions, diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/seat.ts b/packages/ambion/src/seat.ts index 769e4f4..f193d7d 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/seat.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/seat.ts @@ -245,7 +245,19 @@ export class SeatActor implements SeatPort { if (this.current.id !== wake.activation) this.queued = wake.activation; return; } - void this.take(wake.activation); + void this.run(wake.activation); + } + + /** + * One activation to its end: claim, run, release, then whatever queued + * behind it. A host that runs a seat inside one request awaits this. + */ + async run(id: string): Promise { + if (this.current !== undefined) { + this.queued = id; + return; + } + await this.take(id); } async steer(steer: Steer): Promise { @@ -259,7 +271,6 @@ export class SeatActor implements SeatPort { this.current?.activation.abort(); } - /** One activation: claim, run, release, then whatever queued behind it. */ private async take(id: string): Promise { // Held before the claim, so a steer that lands while the claim is in // flight reaches the activation and not the floor. diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/README.md b/packages/cloudflare/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4cec680 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/cloudflare/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,30 @@ +# @ambionframework/cloudflare + +A room as Cloudflare Durable Objects. One object holds the room, one object +holds each seat, and the log lives in the room object's SQLite storage. + +What is built: + +- **`SqliteSessionStorage`** implements Pi's `SessionStorage` over + `ctx.storage.sql`: one `entries` table, one `lanes` table, one `meta` + table. It implements what `Session.appendCustomEntry`, `appendMessage` + and `findEntries` reach. Every other method throws `not supported`. + `sqlSessions(state)` is a `SessionOpener` over it. +- **`RoomObject`** runs the room. Its constructor resumes the room the + storage names, over `resumeSession`. It exposes `start`, `visit`, + `deliver`, `leave`, `seat`, `unseat`, `abort`, `messages`, `seats` and + `exchange` over RPC, and the three calls a seat makes: `view`, `commit` + and `lease`. Its `alarm()` runs `reconcile()`. +- **`SeatObject`** runs one seat. `wake` stores the activation id and sets + an alarm; `alarm()` claims the lease, reads the view, runs the activation + to its end, and releases the lease. `steer` forwards to the activation in + flight. The seat's audit session lives in its own storage. +- **`configure`** names the agent definitions the objects resolve by name, + and the model call they make. + +The package is private, and nothing deploys it. `pnpm test` runs its three +tests inside workerd, through `@cloudflare/vitest-pool-workers`, as part of +the repository's `turbo test`. The tests serialize every value that crosses +between a seat and its room, which is what the design in +[`docs/agent.md`](../../docs/agent.md) §5 promises. `subscribe` over RPC is +not built. diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/package.json b/packages/cloudflare/package.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000..368a096 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/cloudflare/package.json @@ -0,0 +1,39 @@ +{ + "name": "@ambionframework/cloudflare", + "version": "0.0.0", + "private": true, + "type": "module", + "description": "A room as Cloudflare Durable Objects: one object per room, one per seat.", + "license": "Apache-2.0", + "exports": { + ".": { + "types": "./dist/index.d.mts", + "import": "./dist/index.mjs" + } + }, + "main": "./dist/index.mjs", + "types": "./dist/index.d.mts", + "files": [ + "dist" + ], + "engines": { + "node": ">=22.19.0" + }, + "scripts": { + "build": "tsdown", + "check:types": "tsc --noEmit", + "test": "vitest run" + }, + "dependencies": { + "@ambionframework/ambion": "workspace:*", + "@earendil-works/pi-agent-core": "^0.84.3" + }, + "devDependencies": { + "@cloudflare/vitest-pool-workers": "^0.22.0", + "@cloudflare/workers-types": "^5.20260801.0", + "@earendil-works/pi-ai": "^0.84.3", + "tsdown": "^0.22.14", + "typescript": "^7.0.2", + "vitest": "^4.1.11" + } +} diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/src/configure.ts b/packages/cloudflare/src/configure.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..627bfe6 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/cloudflare/src/configure.ts @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +/** + * What the objects need beyond their storage: the definitions they resolve + * by name, and the model call they make. A worker configures it once at + * module scope, and every object in the isolate reads it. + */ +import type { AgentDefinition, CreateRuntimeOptions, Runtime } from '@ambionframework/ambion'; +import { createRuntime } from '@ambionframework/ambion'; + +export interface ConfigureOptions { + /** Every definition a room in this worker may seat, by name. */ + agents: readonly AgentDefinition[]; + /** The model call. Defaults to Pi's registry, keyed from the environment. */ + stream?: CreateRuntimeOptions['stream']; + wake?: CreateRuntimeOptions['wake']; + retry?: CreateRuntimeOptions['retry']; +} + +let settings: ConfigureOptions | undefined; + +export function configure(options: ConfigureOptions): void { + settings = options; +} + +/** A runtime over this object's storage and clock, with the worker's catalog and model call. */ +export function runtimeFor( + options: Pick, +): Runtime { + if (settings === undefined) { + throw new Error('Call configure() at module scope before an object runs.'); + } + return createRuntime({ + agents: settings.agents, + ...(settings.stream === undefined ? {} : { stream: settings.stream }), + ...(settings.wake === undefined ? {} : { wake: settings.wake }), + ...(settings.retry === undefined ? {} : { retry: settings.retry }), + ...options, + }); +} + +export function definitionOf(name: string): AgentDefinition { + const def = settings?.agents.find((agent) => agent.name === name); + if (def === undefined) throw new Error(`'${name}' is not configured in this worker.`); + return def; +} diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/src/index.ts b/packages/cloudflare/src/index.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..50aef6f --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/cloudflare/src/index.ts @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +/** + * A room as Cloudflare Durable Objects: one object per room, one per seat, + * the log in SQLite, the alarm as the clock, and RPC as the wire. + */ +export type { ConfigureOptions } from './configure.ts'; +export { configure } from './configure.ts'; +export type { Env, Person, SeatSpec, StartOptions } from './room-object.ts'; +export { RoomObject } from './room-object.ts'; +export { SeatObject } from './seat-object.ts'; +export { SqliteSessionStorage, sqlSessions } from './storage.ts'; diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/src/room-object.ts b/packages/cloudflare/src/room-object.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4cbe811 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/cloudflare/src/room-object.ts @@ -0,0 +1,225 @@ +/** + * The room as one Durable Object. The log lives in the object's SQLite, the + * alarm is the room's clock, and a seat is reached over RPC to the seat + * object named `:`. The constructor resumes the room the + * storage names, so an evicted room comes back where it stopped. + */ + +import { DurableObject } from 'cloudflare:workers'; +import type { + Attention, + Clock, + Commit, + CommitResponse, + Lease, + LeaseResponse, + Message, + RunningRoom, + Runtime, + SeatInfo, + Seq, + Session, + Transport, + ViewResponse, + Visit, +} from '@ambionframework/ambion'; +import { + defineHuman, + resumeSession, + seated, + startSession, + stopSession, + visitSession, +} from '@ambionframework/ambion'; +import { definitionOf, runtimeFor } from './configure.ts'; +import type { SeatObject } from './seat-object.ts'; +import { sqlSessions } from './storage.ts'; + +export interface Env { + ROOM: DurableObjectNamespace; + SEAT: DurableObjectNamespace; +} + +/** One seat in a composition, by name. */ +export type SeatSpec = string | { name: string; attention: Attention }; + +export interface StartOptions { + name: string; + assistant: string; + agents?: SeatSpec[]; + available?: SeatSpec[]; + goal?: string; +} + +export interface Person { + name: string; + identity: string; + preferences?: string; +} + +/** The clock over the object's alarm. The alarm handler runs `reconcile`, so `fire` is never held. */ +function alarmClock(state: DurableObjectState): Clock { + return { + now: () => Date.now(), + alarm(at) { + void state.storage.setAlarm(at); + return () => void state.storage.deleteAlarm(); + }, + }; +} + +/** The room reaches a seat over RPC to the seat object named for it. */ +function rpcTransport(env: Env): Transport { + return { + connect(room, seat) { + const stub = env.SEAT.get(env.SEAT.idFromName(`${room.name}:${seat}`)); + return { + wake: (wake) => stub.wake(wake), + steer: (steer) => stub.steer(steer), + }; + }, + }; +} + +export class RoomObject extends DurableObject { + private readonly runtime: Runtime; + private room: Session | undefined; + private readonly visits = new Map(); + + constructor(ctx: DurableObjectState, env: Env) { + super(ctx, env); + this.runtime = runtimeFor({ + sessions: sqlSessions(ctx), + clock: alarmClock(ctx), + transport: rpcTransport(env), + }); + ctx.blockConcurrencyWhile(async () => { + const name = await ctx.storage.get('name'); + if (name !== undefined) this.room = await resumeSession(name, { runtime: this.runtime }); + }); + } + + /** Start the room from names the worker configured. The composition lands on the log. */ + async start(options: StartOptions): Promise { + if (this.room !== undefined) throw new Error(`Room '${this.room.name}' is running.`); + await this.ctx.storage.put('name', options.name); + this.room = startSession({ + name: options.name, + runtime: this.runtime, + assistant: definitionOf(options.assistant), + agents: (options.agents ?? []).map(placed), + available: (options.available ?? []).map(placed), + ...(options.goal === undefined ? {} : { goal: options.goal }), + }); + await this.room.messages(); + } + + async visit(person: Person): Promise { + await this.ctx.storage.put(`person:${person.name}`, person); + await this.visitOf(person.name); + } + + /** The handle a person delivers through. A room that came back holds none, and visits again: presence folds. */ + private async visitOf(name: string): Promise { + const known = this.visits.get(name); + if (known !== undefined) return known; + const person = await this.ctx.storage.get(`person:${name}`); + if (person === undefined) throw new Error(`'${name}' has not visited this room.`); + const visit = await visitSession(this.running(), defineHuman(person)); + this.visits.set(name, visit); + return visit; + } + + async deliver(input: { from: string; to?: string; text: string; key?: string }): Promise { + const visit = await this.visitOf(input.from); + const to = input.to === undefined ? undefined : this.participant(input.to); + await visit.deliver({ + text: input.text, + ...(to ? { to } : {}), + ...(input.key ? { key: input.key } : {}), + }); + } + + private participant(name: string) { + const seat = this.running() + .seats() + .find((s) => s.name === name); + if (seat?.kind === 'human') { + return defineHuman({ name: seat.name, identity: seat.identity }); + } + return definitionOf(name); + } + + async leave(name: string): Promise { + const visit = await this.visitOf(name); + await visit.leave(); + this.visits.delete(name); + } + + async seat(spec: SeatSpec): Promise { + await this.running().seat(placed(spec)); + } + + async unseat(name: string): Promise { + await this.running().unseat(definitionOf(name)); + } + + async abort(): Promise { + this.running().abort(); + } + + async stop(): Promise { + await stopSession(this.running()); + this.room = undefined; + this.visits.clear(); + await this.ctx.storage.delete('name'); + } + + async messages(since?: Seq): Promise { + return this.running().messages(since === undefined ? {} : { since }); + } + + async seats(): Promise { + return this.running().seats(); + } + + async exchange() { + return this.running().exchange(); + } + + // -- what a seat asks, in wire types -------------------------------------- + + async view(activation: string): Promise { + return this.seatRoom().view(activation); + } + + async commit(commit: Commit): Promise { + return this.seatRoom().commit(commit); + } + + async lease(lease: Lease): Promise { + return this.seatRoom().lease(lease); + } + + /** The room's alarm is its clock: it folds, decides, writes and sends. */ + override async alarm(): Promise { + await this.room?.reconcile(); + } + + private running(): Session { + if (this.room === undefined) throw new Error('The room is not started.'); + return this.room; + } + + private seatRoom(): RunningRoom { + const room = this.runtime.running.get(this.running().name); + if (room === undefined) throw new Error('The room is not running.'); + return room; + } +} + +function placed(spec: SeatSpec) { + return typeof spec === 'string' + ? definitionOf(spec) + : seated(definitionOf(spec.name), spec.attention); +} diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/src/seat-object.ts b/packages/cloudflare/src/seat-object.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..164b500 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/cloudflare/src/seat-object.ts @@ -0,0 +1,103 @@ +/** + * One seat as one Durable Object. A wake stores the activation id and sets + * an alarm; the alarm claims the lease, reads the view, runs the activation + * to its end and releases the lease, all inside one alarm handler. A steer + * forwards to the activation in flight. The seat's audit session lives in + * the object's own SQLite. + */ + +import { DurableObject } from 'cloudflare:workers'; +import type { SeatRoom, Steer, Wake } from '@ambionframework/ambion'; +import { SeatActor, systemClock } from '@ambionframework/ambion'; +import { runtimeFor } from './configure.ts'; +import type { Env } from './room-object.ts'; +import { sqlSessions } from './storage.ts'; + +type Phase = 'pending' | 'running'; + +export class SeatObject extends DurableObject { + private actor: SeatActor | undefined; + private current: string | undefined; + + /** + * A wake for the activation the object holds, or for a fresh one when it + * holds none, sets the alarm. A wake for a different activation while one + * is pending or running is ignored: the room sends it again. + */ + async wake(wake: Wake): Promise { + const held = await this.ctx.storage.get('activation'); + if (held !== undefined && held !== wake.activation) return; + const wakes = (await this.ctx.storage.get('wakes')) ?? 0; + await this.ctx.storage.put({ + room: wake.room, + seat: wake.seat, + activation: wake.activation, + phase: (await this.ctx.storage.get('phase')) ?? 'pending', + wakes: wakes + 1, + }); + if (!(await this.ctx.storage.get('hold'))) await this.ctx.storage.setAlarm(Date.now()); + } + + /** + * A seat on hold keeps the wakes it is sent and runs nothing: the room + * sends them again until the hold lifts, and the lift takes the one it + * holds. A host drains a seat this way before it moves it. + */ + async hold(on: boolean): Promise { + await this.ctx.storage.put('hold', on); + if (!on && (await this.ctx.storage.get('activation')) !== undefined) { + await this.ctx.storage.setAlarm(Date.now()); + } + } + + async steer(steer: Steer): Promise { + if (this.actor !== undefined && this.current === steer.activation) + await this.actor.steer(steer); + } + + /** How many wakes this seat has taken. The tests read it. */ + async wakes(): Promise { + return (await this.ctx.storage.get('wakes')) ?? 0; + } + + override async alarm(): Promise { + const activation = await this.ctx.storage.get('activation'); + const room = await this.ctx.storage.get('room'); + const seat = await this.ctx.storage.get('seat'); + if (activation === undefined || room === undefined || seat === undefined) return; + const stub = this.env.ROOM.get(this.env.ROOM.idFromName(room)); + const seatRoom: SeatRoom = { + view: (id) => stub.view(id), + commit: (commit) => stub.commit(commit), + lease: (lease) => stub.lease(lease), + }; + if ((await this.ctx.storage.get('phase')) === 'running') { + // A run that never came back: the object was evicted mid-activation. + await seatRoom.lease({ activation, phase: 'ended', reason: 'failed' }); + await this.clear(); + return; + } + await this.ctx.storage.put('phase', 'running'); + const runtime = runtimeFor({ sessions: sqlSessions(this.ctx), clock: systemClock() }); + this.actor = new SeatActor(seatRoom, { + runtime, + room, + seat, + sessions: runtime.sessions, + stream: runtime.stream, + model: runtime.model, + }); + this.current = activation; + try { + await this.actor.run(activation); + } finally { + this.actor = undefined; + this.current = undefined; + await this.clear(); + } + } + + private async clear(): Promise { + await this.ctx.storage.delete(['activation', 'phase']); + } +} diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/src/storage.ts b/packages/cloudflare/src/storage.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6a08f79 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/cloudflare/src/storage.ts @@ -0,0 +1,255 @@ +/** + * Pi's `SessionStorage` over a Durable Object's SQLite. + * + * One storage holds any number of sessions, keyed by id: the room object + * holds the room's session, and a seat object holds its own audit session. + * It implements what the room reaches — `appendCustomEntry`, + * `appendMessage` and `findEntries` on Pi's `Session` — and refuses the + * rest. A lane's leaf and a session's metadata are rows too, so a session + * reopens where it left off. + */ +import type { SessionOpener } from '@ambionframework/ambion'; +import type { + Entry, + EntryQuery, + LanePointer, + ProvisionedEntry, + SessionMetadata, + SessionStorage, +} from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; +import { Session, SessionError } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; + +const SCHEMA = [ + `CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS entries ( + session TEXT NOT NULL, + seq INTEGER NOT NULL, + id TEXT NOT NULL, + parent_id TEXT, + lane TEXT NOT NULL, + type TEXT NOT NULL, + custom_type TEXT, + timestamp INTEGER NOT NULL, + entry TEXT NOT NULL, + PRIMARY KEY (session, seq), + UNIQUE (session, id) + )`, + `CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS lanes ( + session TEXT NOT NULL, + lane TEXT NOT NULL, + leaf_id TEXT, + PRIMARY KEY (session, lane) + )`, + `CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS meta ( + session TEXT NOT NULL, + key TEXT NOT NULL, + value TEXT NOT NULL, + PRIMARY KEY (session, key) + )`, +]; + +const unsupported = (what: string) => new SessionError('storage', `${what} is not supported.`); + +export class SqliteSessionStorage implements SessionStorage { + constructor( + private readonly sql: SqlStorage, + private readonly id: string, + ) {} + + /** Create the tables, and the session's row and main lane on first open. */ + static open(sql: SqlStorage, metadata: SessionMetadata): SqliteSessionStorage { + for (const statement of SCHEMA) sql.exec(statement); + const known = sql + .exec('SELECT value FROM meta WHERE session = ? AND key = ?', metadata.id, 'metadata') + .toArray(); + if (known.length === 0) { + sql.exec( + 'INSERT INTO meta (session, key, value) VALUES (?, ?, ?)', + metadata.id, + 'metadata', + JSON.stringify(metadata), + ); + sql.exec( + 'INSERT INTO lanes (session, lane, leaf_id) VALUES (?, ?, NULL)', + metadata.id, + 'main', + ); + } + return new SqliteSessionStorage(sql, metadata.id); + } + + /** Whether the storage holds a session under this id. */ + static has(sql: SqlStorage, id: string): boolean { + for (const statement of SCHEMA) sql.exec(statement); + return ( + sql.exec('SELECT 1 FROM meta WHERE session = ? AND key = ?', id, 'metadata').toArray() + .length > 0 + ); + } + + async getMetadata(): Promise { + const row = this.sql + .exec('SELECT value FROM meta WHERE session = ? AND key = ?', this.id, 'metadata') + .one(); + return JSON.parse(String(row.value)) as SessionMetadata; + } + + async getLanes(): Promise { + return this.sql + .exec('SELECT lane, leaf_id FROM lanes WHERE session = ?', this.id) + .toArray() + .map((row) => ({ + lane: String(row.lane), + leafId: row.leaf_id === null ? null : String(row.leaf_id), + })); + } + + async createLane(lane: string, at: string | null): Promise { + this.sql.exec('INSERT INTO lanes (session, lane, leaf_id) VALUES (?, ?, ?)', this.id, lane, at); + } + + async moveLane(lane: string, to: string | null): Promise { + this.sql.exec('UPDATE lanes SET leaf_id = ? WHERE session = ? AND lane = ?', to, this.id, lane); + } + + /** Append one entry to the lane's leaf, at the next seq, and move the leaf onto it. */ + async appendEntry( + newEntry: ProvisionedEntry, + lane: string, + ): Promise { + const pointer = this.sql + .exec('SELECT leaf_id FROM lanes WHERE session = ? AND lane = ?', this.id, lane) + .toArray()[0]; + if (pointer === undefined) throw new SessionError('invalid_lane', `Lane not found: ${lane}`); + const last = this.sql + .exec('SELECT MAX(seq) AS seq FROM entries WHERE session = ?', this.id) + .one(); + const seq = Number(last.seq ?? 0) + 1; + const entry = { + ...newEntry, + parentId: pointer.leaf_id === null ? null : String(pointer.leaf_id), + seq, + timestamp: Date.now(), + } as unknown as TEntry; + this.sql.exec( + 'INSERT INTO entries (session, seq, id, parent_id, lane, type, custom_type, timestamp, entry) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?)', + this.id, + seq, + entry.id, + entry.parentId, + lane, + entry.type, + entry.type === 'custom' ? entry.customType : null, + entry.timestamp, + JSON.stringify(entry), + ); + this.sql.exec( + 'UPDATE lanes SET leaf_id = ? WHERE session = ? AND lane = ?', + entry.id, + this.id, + lane, + ); + return entry; + } + + async getEntry(id: string): Promise { + const row = this.sql + .exec('SELECT entry FROM entries WHERE session = ? AND id = ?', this.id, id) + .toArray()[0]; + return row === undefined ? undefined : (JSON.parse(String(row.entry)) as Entry); + } + + async findEntries(query: EntryQuery = {}): Promise { + const where = ['session = ?']; + const args: (string | number)[] = [this.id]; + if (query.type !== undefined) { + where.push('type = ?'); + args.push(query.type); + } + if (query.customType !== undefined) { + where.push('custom_type = ?'); + args.push(query.customType); + } + if (query.cursor !== undefined) { + where.push('seq > ?'); + args.push(query.cursor.afterSeq); + } + const order = query.order === 'newestFirst' ? 'DESC' : 'ASC'; + const limit = query.limit === undefined ? '' : ` LIMIT ${Math.floor(query.limit)}`; + return this.sql + .exec( + `SELECT entry FROM entries WHERE ${where.join(' AND ')} ORDER BY seq ${order}${limit}`, + ...args, + ) + .toArray() + .map((row) => JSON.parse(String(row.entry)) as Entry); + } + + async getName(): Promise { + const row = this.sql + .exec('SELECT value FROM meta WHERE session = ? AND key = ?', this.id, 'name') + .toArray()[0]; + return row === undefined ? undefined : String(row.value); + } + + async setName(name: string | undefined): Promise { + if (name === undefined) + this.sql.exec('DELETE FROM meta WHERE session = ? AND key = ?', this.id, 'name'); + else + this.sql.exec( + 'INSERT OR REPLACE INTO meta (session, key, value) VALUES (?, ?, ?)', + this.id, + 'name', + name, + ); + } + + findEntriesOnBranch(): never { + throw unsupported('findEntriesOnBranch'); + } + + appendRecord(): never { + throw unsupported('appendRecord'); + } + + findRecords(): never { + throw unsupported('findRecords'); + } + + findOpenOperations(): never { + throw unsupported('findOpenOperations'); + } + + getLog(): never { + throw unsupported('getLog'); + } + + getLabel(): never { + throw unsupported('getLabel'); + } + + setLabel(): never { + throw unsupported('setLabel'); + } + + getStats(): never { + throw unsupported('getStats'); + } +} + +/** A `SessionOpener` over one object's SQLite: any id opens, and is created on the first open. */ +export function sqlSessions(state: DurableObjectState): SessionOpener { + return { + async open(id, parentId) { + const sql = state.storage.sql; + if (!SqliteSessionStorage.has(sql, id)) { + const metadata: SessionMetadata = { + id, + createdAt: Date.now(), + ...(parentId === undefined ? {} : { parentSessionId: parentId }), + }; + return new Session(SqliteSessionStorage.open(sql, metadata)); + } + return new Session(new SqliteSessionStorage(sql, id)); + }, + }; +} diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/test/env.d.ts b/packages/cloudflare/test/env.d.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5913637 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/cloudflare/test/env.d.ts @@ -0,0 +1,15 @@ +/** + * The bindings `wrangler.jsonc` declares, as `cloudflare:test` reads them. + * `wrangler types` would generate this; the tier keeps it by hand, so the + * file it reads is the file that is checked in. + */ +import type { RoomObject, SeatObject } from '../src/index.ts'; + +declare global { + namespace Cloudflare { + interface Env { + ROOM: DurableObjectNamespace; + SEAT: DurableObjectNamespace; + } + } +} diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/test/room.test.ts b/packages/cloudflare/test/room.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..fd3d92b --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/cloudflare/test/room.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +/** + * The room object: it starts from names, admits a person, and lands a + * repeated delivery key once. + */ +import { env } from 'cloudflare:test'; +import { expect, it } from 'vitest'; +import { until } from './until.ts'; + +it('starts, admits a person, and lands one message for two deliveries under one key', async () => { + const stub = env.ROOM.get(env.ROOM.idFromName('room-test')); + await stub.start({ + name: 'room-test', + assistant: 'assistant', + agents: [], + goal: 'Decide the pour date.', + }); + await stub.visit({ name: 'priya', identity: 'Project manager.' }); + await stub.deliver({ from: 'priya', text: 'Can I tell the client Thursday?', key: 'delivery-1' }); + await stub.deliver({ + from: 'priya', + text: 'Can I tell the client Thursday, again?', + key: 'delivery-1', + }); + + const messages = await stub.messages(); + expect(messages.map((m) => [m.kind, m.from])).toEqual([ + ['arrived', 'priya'], + ['said', 'priya'], + ]); + expect(messages[1]).toMatchObject({ key: 'delivery-1', text: 'Can I tell the client Thursday?' }); + const seats = await stub.seats(); + expect(seats.map((s) => s.name)).toEqual(['assistant', 'priya']); + // nobody was there to answer, so the exchange closed at the room's next reconcile + expect(await until(async () => (await stub.exchange()) === undefined)).toBe(true); +}); diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/test/scripted.ts b/packages/cloudflare/test/scripted.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..75d90c4 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/cloudflare/test/scripted.ts @@ -0,0 +1,47 @@ +/** + * A scripted model call for the workerd tier: the product answers once per + * activation, and every other seat stays quiet. It routes on the model id, + * the way the runtime's own test support does. + */ +import type { StreamFn } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; +import type { Context } from '@earendil-works/pi-ai'; +import { + createAssistantMessageEventStream, + fauxAssistantMessage, + fauxToolCall, +} from '@earendil-works/pi-ai'; + +let answers = 0; + +/** The product answers on the first call of every pass; a call after a tool result is quiet. */ +function answer(agent: string, context: Context) { + const inPass = context.messages.some((message) => message.role === 'toolResult'); + if (agent !== 'product' || inPass) + return fauxAssistantMessage('nothing to add', { stopReason: 'stop' }); + answers += 1; + return fauxAssistantMessage( + [fauxToolCall('say', { text: answers === 1 ? 'The pour is Saturday.' : `Answer ${answers}.` })], + { stopReason: 'toolUse' }, + ); +} + +export const scripted: StreamFn = (model, context, options) => { + const stream = createAssistantMessageEventStream(); + const message = answer(model.id.slice(model.id.indexOf('/') + 1), context); + const finish = () => { + stream.push({ type: 'start', partial: message }); + stream.push({ type: 'done', reason: message.stopReason as 'stop' | 'toolUse', message }); + }; + if (options?.signal?.aborted) { + queueMicrotask(() => + stream.push({ + type: 'error', + reason: 'aborted', + error: fauxAssistantMessage('', { stopReason: 'aborted', errorMessage: 'aborted' }), + }), + ); + return stream; + } + queueMicrotask(finish); + return stream; +}; diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/test/seat.test.ts b/packages/cloudflare/test/seat.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5e19941 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/cloudflare/test/seat.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,63 @@ +/** + * The seat object: a wake sets its alarm, the alarm runs one activation + * against the room over RPC, and a wake a seat on hold never takes is sent + * again by the room's own alarm. Alarms fire on their own inside workerd, + * so the test waits for what they do. + */ + +import { env, runDurableObjectAlarm, runInDurableObject } from 'cloudflare:test'; +import type { LeaseRow, Message } from '@ambionframework/ambion'; +import { expect, it } from 'vitest'; +import { sqlSessions } from '../src/storage.ts'; +import { until } from './until.ts'; + +it('wakes, runs the activation on its alarm, and the room sends an untaken wake again', async () => { + const room = env.ROOM.get(env.ROOM.idFromName('seat-test')); + const seat = env.SEAT.get(env.SEAT.idFromName('seat-test:product')); + await room.start({ name: 'seat-test', assistant: 'assistant', agents: ['product'] }); + await room.visit({ name: 'priya', identity: 'Project manager.' }); + await room.deliver({ from: 'priya', text: 'When is the pour?', key: 'q1' }); + expect(await until(() => seat.wakes())).toBe(1); + + // the seat's alarm runs the activation: a lease claimed, a say, the lease renewed at the + // end of the pass, and released + await runDurableObjectAlarm(seat); + const said = await until(async () => { + const messages: Message[] = await room.messages(); + return messages.find((m) => m.kind === 'said' && m.from === 'product'); + }); + expect(said).toMatchObject({ activationId: '2:product', text: 'The pour is Saturday.' }); + const leases = await until(async () => + runInDurableObject(room, async (_instance, state) => { + const piSession = await sqlSessions(state).open('seat-test'); + const rows = await piSession.findEntries({ customType: 'ambion/lease' }); + const found = rows.map((row) => (row.type === 'custom' ? (row.data as LeaseRow) : undefined)); + return found.at(-1)?.phase === 'ended' ? found : undefined; + }), + ); + expect(leases.map((lease) => lease?.phase)).toEqual(['running', 'running', 'ended']); + expect(leases.at(-1)).toMatchObject({ id: '2:product', reason: 'released' }); + // the seat's audit session holds the activation's turns, in the seat's own storage + const audited = await runInDurableObject(seat, async (_instance, state) => { + const piSession = await sqlSessions(state).open('seat-test:product'); + return (await piSession.findEntries()).map((entry) => entry.type); + }); + expect(audited[0]).toBe('custom'); + expect(audited.filter((type) => type === 'message').length).toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(3); + + // a seat on hold keeps the next wake and runs nothing: the room's alarm sends it again + await seat.hold(true); + await room.deliver({ from: 'priya', text: 'And the pump?', key: 'q2' }); + expect(await until(async () => (await seat.wakes()) >= 3)).toBe(true); + expect((await room.seats()).find((s) => s.name === 'product')).toMatchObject({ + status: 'active', + }); + // the hold lifts: the seat takes the wake it holds, and the exchange closes + await seat.hold(false); + const answered = await until(async () => { + const messages: Message[] = await room.messages(); + return messages.filter((m) => m.kind === 'said' && m.from === 'product').length === 2; + }); + expect(answered).toBe(true); + expect(await until(async () => (await room.exchange()) === undefined)).toBe(true); +}); diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/test/storage.test.ts b/packages/cloudflare/test/storage.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4b1f84c --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/cloudflare/test/storage.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,50 @@ +/** + * Pi's session over the object's SQLite: an entry appended is an entry + * replayed, in order, on the lane it was appended to, and every row is + * plain JSON. + */ + +import { env, runInDurableObject } from 'cloudflare:test'; +import { assertWire, roundTrip } from '@ambionframework/ambion'; +import { expect, it } from 'vitest'; +import { sqlSessions } from '../src/storage.ts'; + +it("appends and replays entries through the object's SQLite", async () => { + const stub = env.ROOM.get(env.ROOM.idFromName('storage')); + await runInDurableObject(stub, async (_instance, state) => { + const sessions = sqlSessions(state); + const first = await sessions.open('site'); + await first.appendCustomEntry('ambion/message', { + kind: 'said', + seq: 1, + from: 'priya', + text: 'hi', + }); + await first.appendMessage({ role: 'user', content: 'a turn', timestamp: 1 }); + await first.appendCustomEntry('ambion/lease', { + id: '1:product', + phase: 'running', + expiry: 2, + after: 1, + }); + + // a second open reads the same session, with the same entries in order + const again = await sessions.open('site'); + const entries = await again.findEntries(); + expect(entries.map((e) => e.seq)).toEqual([1, 2, 3]); + expect(entries.map((e) => e.type)).toEqual(['custom', 'message', 'custom']); + expect(entries.map((e) => e.parentId)).toEqual([null, entries[0]?.id, entries[1]?.id]); + expect(await again.findEntries({ customType: 'ambion/lease' })).toHaveLength(1); + expect(await again.findEntries({ order: 'newestFirst', limit: 1 })).toMatchObject([{ seq: 3 }]); + for (const entry of entries) { + expect(() => assertWire(entry)).not.toThrow(); + expect(roundTrip(entry)).toStrictEqual(entry); + } + expect((await again.getMetadata()).id).toBe('site'); + + // a child session names its parent, and lives beside it in the same storage + const child = await sessions.open('site:product', 'site'); + expect((await child.getMetadata()).parentSessionId).toBe('site'); + expect(await child.findEntries()).toEqual([]); + }); +}); diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/test/until.ts b/packages/cloudflare/test/until.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..624b194 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/cloudflare/test/until.ts @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +/** Resolves once `read` returns a truthy value, or fails after `ms`. Alarms fire on their own in workerd. */ +export async function until(read: () => Promise, ms = 5_000): Promise { + const deadline = Date.now() + ms; + while (true) { + const value = await read(); + if (value) return value; + if (Date.now() > deadline) throw new Error(`Nothing came within ${ms} ms.`); + await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 20)); + } +} diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/test/worker.ts b/packages/cloudflare/test/worker.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d5c3d11 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/cloudflare/test/worker.ts @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +/** + * The worker the workerd tier runs: it configures the catalog and the + * scripted model call, and exports the two objects `wrangler.jsonc` binds. + */ +import { defineAgent } from '@ambionframework/ambion'; +import { configure, RoomObject, SeatObject } from '../src/index.ts'; +import { scripted } from './scripted.ts'; + +export const assistant = defineAgent({ + name: 'assistant', + identity: 'Writes the one message a person reads.', + instructions: 'Answer what was asked, once.', + model: 'scripted/assistant', +}); + +export const product = defineAgent({ + name: 'product', + identity: 'The product.', + instructions: 'Answer what is asked.', + model: 'scripted/product', +}); + +configure({ + agents: [assistant, product], + stream: scripted, + // Alarms fire on their own in workerd: a wake nobody takes is sent again this often. + wake: { resend: 50 }, +}); + +export { RoomObject, SeatObject }; + +export default { + fetch: () => + new Response('The room is a Durable Object; nothing is served here.', { status: 404 }), +}; diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/tsconfig.json b/packages/cloudflare/tsconfig.json new file mode 100644 index 0000000..53bd7d1 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/cloudflare/tsconfig.json @@ -0,0 +1,9 @@ +{ + "extends": "../../tsconfig.base.json", + "compilerOptions": { + // A worker has no Node globals: the ambient types are Cloudflare's, plus + // the `cloudflare:test` module the workerd tier imports. + "types": ["@cloudflare/workers-types/experimental", "@cloudflare/vitest-pool-workers/types"] + }, + "include": ["src", "test"] +} diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/tsdown.config.ts b/packages/cloudflare/tsdown.config.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4150de2 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/cloudflare/tsdown.config.ts @@ -0,0 +1,11 @@ +import { defineConfig } from 'tsdown'; + +export default defineConfig({ + entry: ['src/index.ts'], + format: ['esm'], + dts: true, + clean: true, + outDir: 'dist', + // The runtime's own module: workerd provides it, and no bundle carries it. + external: ['cloudflare:workers'], +}); diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/vitest.config.ts b/packages/cloudflare/vitest.config.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..2482d65 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/cloudflare/vitest.config.ts @@ -0,0 +1,13 @@ +import { cloudflareTest } from '@cloudflare/vitest-pool-workers'; +import { defineConfig } from 'vitest/config'; + +/** + * The workerd tier: every test runs inside Cloudflare's runtime, against the + * two objects `wrangler.jsonc` declares, with SQLite storage and alarms the + * test drives by hand. The runtime's module graph is large, and workerd + * transforms it on the first import, so a test gets a minute. + */ +export default defineConfig({ + test: { testTimeout: 60_000, hookTimeout: 60_000 }, + plugins: [cloudflareTest({ wrangler: { configPath: './wrangler.jsonc' } })], +}); diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/wrangler.jsonc b/packages/cloudflare/wrangler.jsonc new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8608340 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/cloudflare/wrangler.jsonc @@ -0,0 +1,15 @@ +{ + "name": "ambion-cloudflare", + // The workerd tier's worker: it configures the catalog and exports the two objects. + "main": "test/worker.ts", + // The date the test pool's workerd supports. Newer than the binary refuses to start. + "compatibility_date": "2026-08-15", + "compatibility_flags": ["nodejs_compat"], + "durable_objects": { + "bindings": [ + { "name": "ROOM", "class_name": "RoomObject" }, + { "name": "SEAT", "class_name": "SeatObject" } + ] + }, + "migrations": [{ "tag": "v1", "new_sqlite_classes": ["RoomObject", "SeatObject"] }] +} diff --git a/pnpm-lock.yaml b/pnpm-lock.yaml index ea3da14..28c553e 100644 --- a/pnpm-lock.yaml +++ b/pnpm-lock.yaml @@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ importers: version: 7.0.2 vitest: specifier: ^4.1.11 - version: 4.1.11(@types/node@26.2.0)(vite@8.2.2(@types/node@26.2.0)(jiti@2.7.0)(yaml@2.9.0)) + version: 4.1.11(@types/node@26.2.0)(vite@8.2.2(@types/node@26.2.0)(esbuild@0.28.1)(jiti@2.7.0)(yaml@2.9.0)) packages/cli: dependencies: @@ -79,7 +79,35 @@ importers: version: 7.0.2 vitest: specifier: ^4.1.11 - version: 4.1.11(@types/node@26.2.0)(vite@8.2.2(@types/node@26.2.0)(jiti@2.7.0)(yaml@2.9.0)) + version: 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'@img/sharp-wasm32@0.35.2': + dependencies: + '@emnapi/runtime': 1.11.2 + optional: true + + '@img/sharp-webcontainers-wasm32@0.35.2': + dependencies: + '@img/sharp-wasm32': 0.35.2 + optional: true + + '@img/sharp-win32-arm64@0.35.2': + optional: true + + '@img/sharp-win32-ia32@0.35.2': + optional: true + + '@img/sharp-win32-x64@0.35.2': + optional: true + '@jitl/quickjs-ffi-types@0.32.0': {} '@jitl/quickjs-wasmfile-debug-asyncify@0.32.0': @@ -2231,8 +2958,15 @@ snapshots: dependencies: '@jitl/quickjs-ffi-types': 0.32.0 + '@jridgewell/resolve-uri@3.1.2': {} + '@jridgewell/sourcemap-codec@1.5.5': {} + '@jridgewell/trace-mapping@0.3.9': + dependencies: + '@jridgewell/resolve-uri': 3.1.2 + '@jridgewell/sourcemap-codec': 1.5.5 + '@mixmark-io/domino@2.2.0': {} '@mongodb-js/zstd@7.0.0': @@ -2372,6 +3106,18 @@ snapshots: '@oxc-resolver/binding-win32-x64-msvc@11.24.2': optional: true + '@poppinss/colors@4.1.6': + dependencies: + kleur: 4.1.5 + + '@poppinss/dumper@0.6.5': + dependencies: + 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8.2.2(@types/node@26.2.0)(esbuild@0.28.1)(jiti@2.7.0)(yaml@2.9.0) '@vitest/pretty-format@4.1.11': dependencies: @@ -2741,6 +3491,8 @@ snapshots: readable-stream: 3.6.2 optional: true + blake3-wasm@2.1.5: {} + bowser@2.14.1: {} brace-expansion@5.0.9: @@ -2762,10 +3514,14 @@ snapshots: chownr@1.1.4: optional: true + cjs-module-lexer@1.2.3: {} + commander@6.2.1: {} convert-source-map@2.0.0: {} + cookie@1.1.1: {} + data-uri-to-buffer@4.0.1: {} debug@4.4.3: @@ -2801,8 +3557,39 @@ snapshots: once: 1.4.0 optional: true + error-stack-parser-es@1.0.5: {} + es-module-lexer@2.3.2: {} + esbuild@0.28.1: + optionalDependencies: + '@esbuild/aix-ppc64': 0.28.1 + '@esbuild/android-arm': 0.28.1 + '@esbuild/android-arm64': 0.28.1 + '@esbuild/android-x64': 0.28.1 + '@esbuild/darwin-arm64': 0.28.1 + '@esbuild/darwin-x64': 0.28.1 + '@esbuild/freebsd-arm64': 0.28.1 + '@esbuild/freebsd-x64': 0.28.1 + '@esbuild/linux-arm': 0.28.1 + '@esbuild/linux-arm64': 0.28.1 + '@esbuild/linux-ia32': 0.28.1 + 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- utf-8-validate + minimatch@10.2.6: dependencies: brace-expansion: 5.0.9 @@ -3169,6 +3970,8 @@ snapshots: path-expression-matcher@1.6.2: {} + path-to-regexp@6.3.0: {} + pathe@2.0.3: {} picocolors@1.1.1: {} @@ -3295,8 +4098,39 @@ snapshots: dependencies: commander: 6.2.1 - semver@7.8.5: - optional: true + semver@7.8.5: {} + + sharp@0.35.2: + dependencies: + '@img/colour': 1.1.0 + detect-libc: 2.1.2 + semver: 7.8.5 + optionalDependencies: + '@img/sharp-darwin-arm64': 0.35.2 + '@img/sharp-darwin-x64': 0.35.2 + '@img/sharp-freebsd-wasm32': 0.35.2 + '@img/sharp-libvips-darwin-arm64': 1.3.1 + '@img/sharp-libvips-darwin-x64': 1.3.1 + '@img/sharp-libvips-linux-arm': 1.3.1 + '@img/sharp-libvips-linux-arm64': 1.3.1 + '@img/sharp-libvips-linux-ppc64': 1.3.1 + '@img/sharp-libvips-linux-riscv64': 1.3.1 + '@img/sharp-libvips-linux-s390x': 1.3.1 + '@img/sharp-libvips-linux-x64': 1.3.1 + '@img/sharp-libvips-linuxmusl-arm64': 1.3.1 + '@img/sharp-libvips-linuxmusl-x64': 1.3.1 + '@img/sharp-linux-arm': 0.35.2 + '@img/sharp-linux-arm64': 0.35.2 + '@img/sharp-linux-ppc64': 0.35.2 + '@img/sharp-linux-riscv64': 0.35.2 + '@img/sharp-linux-s390x': 0.35.2 + '@img/sharp-linux-x64': 0.35.2 + '@img/sharp-linuxmusl-arm64': 0.35.2 + '@img/sharp-linuxmusl-x64': 0.35.2 + '@img/sharp-webcontainers-wasm32': 0.35.2 + '@img/sharp-win32-arm64': 0.35.2 + '@img/sharp-win32-ia32': 0.35.2 + '@img/sharp-win32-x64': 0.35.2 siginfo@2.0.0: {} @@ -3340,6 +4174,8 @@ snapshots: dependencies: '@tokenizer/token': 0.3.0 + supports-color@10.2.2: {} + tar-fs@2.1.5: dependencies: chownr: 1.1.4 @@ -3463,12 +4299,16 @@ snapshots: undici@7.29.0: {} + unenv@2.0.0-rc.24: + dependencies: + pathe: 2.0.3 + util-deprecate@1.0.2: optional: true verkit@0.3.2: {} - vite@8.2.2(@types/node@26.2.0)(jiti@2.7.0)(yaml@2.9.0): + vite@8.2.2(@types/node@26.2.0)(esbuild@0.28.1)(jiti@2.7.0)(yaml@2.9.0): dependencies: lightningcss: 1.33.0 picomatch: 4.0.7 @@ -3477,14 +4317,15 @@ snapshots: tinyglobby: 0.2.17 optionalDependencies: '@types/node': 26.2.0 + esbuild: 0.28.1 fsevents: 2.3.3 jiti: 2.7.0 yaml: 2.9.0 - vitest@4.1.11(@types/node@26.2.0)(vite@8.2.2(@types/node@26.2.0)(jiti@2.7.0)(yaml@2.9.0)): + vitest@4.1.11(@types/node@26.2.0)(vite@8.2.2(@types/node@26.2.0)(esbuild@0.28.1)(jiti@2.7.0)(yaml@2.9.0)): dependencies: '@vitest/expect': 4.1.11 - '@vitest/mocker': 4.1.11(vite@8.2.2(@types/node@26.2.0)(jiti@2.7.0)(yaml@2.9.0)) + '@vitest/mocker': 4.1.11(vite@8.2.2(@types/node@26.2.0)(esbuild@0.28.1)(jiti@2.7.0)(yaml@2.9.0)) '@vitest/pretty-format': 4.1.11 '@vitest/runner': 4.1.11 '@vitest/snapshot': 4.1.11 @@ -3501,7 +4342,7 @@ snapshots: tinyexec: 1.3.0 tinyglobby: 0.2.17 tinyrainbow: 3.1.1 - vite: 8.2.2(@types/node@26.2.0)(jiti@2.7.0)(yaml@2.9.0) + vite: 8.2.2(@types/node@26.2.0)(esbuild@0.28.1)(jiti@2.7.0)(yaml@2.9.0) why-is-node-running: 2.3.0 optionalDependencies: '@types/node': 26.2.0 @@ -3517,15 +4358,55 @@ snapshots: siginfo: 2.0.0 stackback: 0.0.2 + workerd@1.20260815.1: + optionalDependencies: + '@cloudflare/workerd-darwin-64': 1.20260815.1 + '@cloudflare/workerd-darwin-arm64': 1.20260815.1 + '@cloudflare/workerd-linux-64': 1.20260815.1 + '@cloudflare/workerd-linux-arm64': 1.20260815.1 + '@cloudflare/workerd-windows-64': 1.20260815.1 + + wrangler@4.124.0(@cloudflare/workers-types@5.20260907.1): + dependencies: + '@cloudflare/kv-asset-handler': 0.5.0 + '@cloudflare/unenv-preset': 2.16.1(unenv@2.0.0-rc.24)(workerd@1.20260815.1) + blake3-wasm: 2.1.5 + esbuild: 0.28.1 + miniflare: 5.20260815.0-alpha + path-to-regexp: 6.3.0 + unenv: 2.0.0-rc.24 + workerd: 1.20260815.1 + optionalDependencies: + '@cloudflare/workers-types': 5.20260907.1 + fsevents: 2.3.3 + transitivePeerDependencies: + - bufferutil + - utf-8-validate + wrappy@1.0.2: optional: true + ws@8.21.0: {} + ws@8.21.3: {} xml-naming@0.3.0: {} yaml@2.9.0: {} + youch-core@0.3.3: + dependencies: + '@poppinss/exception': 1.2.3 + error-stack-parser-es: 1.0.5 + + youch@4.1.0-beta.10: + dependencies: + '@poppinss/colors': 4.1.6 + '@poppinss/dumper': 0.6.5 + '@speed-highlight/core': 1.2.24 + cookie: 1.1.1 + youch-core: 0.3.3 + yuku-ast@0.8.7: dependencies: '@yuku-toolchain/types': 0.8.7 From 174aca503ab1eb644f877018e4fbfe50c945fcaa Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Wed, 9 Sep 2026 01:33:33 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 05/20] Add the random walk, the live resume test, and close the planning items property.test.ts walks the room under a seeded random sequence of visits, departures, deliveries with repeated keys, host seatings, time moving, transport faults and one crash with a resume, and holds the record to the invariants at the end. Two hundred seeds found two defects, both fixed here: a wake sent to a seat the host unseated stayed pending for ever, and the room's own memory of sent wakes did not read the roster. resume.test.ts in the live tier resumes a room mid-exchange on a real model. view.ts holds what an activation is given, off the fold. The toolchain contract records the test inputs, the live table gains the resume test, and the planning files close items 1, 3, 18 and 19 and add what this change deferred. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017i49PfakG27M56FjqvyG1e --- docs/agent.md | 3 +- docs/toolchain.md | 24 +- packages/ambion/src/fold.ts | 2 +- packages/ambion/src/lease.ts | 7 +- packages/ambion/src/reconcile.ts | 18 +- packages/ambion/src/session.ts | 169 +++----------- packages/ambion/src/view.ts | 160 +++++++++++++ packages/ambion/test/live/resume.test.ts | 86 +++++++ packages/ambion/test/property.test.ts | 269 ++++++++++++++++++++++ packages/ambion/test/support/scenarios.ts | 21 +- packages/ambion/test/support/scripted.ts | 19 ++ planning/backlog.md | 142 ++++++++---- planning/next.md | 38 ++- 13 files changed, 722 insertions(+), 236 deletions(-) create mode 100644 packages/ambion/src/view.ts create mode 100644 packages/ambion/test/live/resume.test.ts create mode 100644 packages/ambion/test/property.test.ts diff --git a/docs/agent.md b/docs/agent.md index 3d69f49..46ab5a0 100644 --- a/docs/agent.md +++ b/docs/agent.md @@ -567,7 +567,8 @@ one activation in [`activation.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/activation.ts), the exchange in [`exchange.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/exchange.ts), what the assistant writes in [`assistant.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/assistant.ts), what crosses between a seat and its room in -[`wire.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/wire.ts), what an agent's tools reach +[`wire.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/wire.ts), what an activation is given +in [`view.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/view.ts), what an agent's tools reach into in [`workspace.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/workspace.ts), what a host owns in [`runtime.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/runtime.ts), and what any of them reads in [`render.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/render.ts). diff --git a/docs/toolchain.md b/docs/toolchain.md index 51453b3..e184974 100644 --- a/docs/toolchain.md +++ b/docs/toolchain.md @@ -156,14 +156,16 @@ Notable settings and what they buy: ``` build dependsOn: ^build outputs: dist/** check:types dependsOn: build, ^build (needs upstream .d.mts) -test dependsOn: build, ^build +test dependsOn: build, ^build inputs: src, test, vitest configs, wrangler.jsonc, tsconfig, package.json dev persistent, never cached ``` `check:types` and `test` wait on upstream builds because the CLI type-checks against the runtime's _emitted_ declarations. That is the same resolution a published consumer gets, so a broken `exports` map fails here, -before release. +before release. `test` names its inputs, so a change outside them — a +document, a demo report — reads the cached result, and a change to a +package's `wrangler.jsonc` runs the workerd tier again. --- @@ -288,12 +290,24 @@ claim: | `record.test.ts` | A second run of a name reads the record the first run left, and answers from it | | `workspace.test.ts` | The four built-in tools reach a workspace on a real provider | | `control.test.ts` | `abort()` ends a request in flight without a mark, and the room keeps running | +| `resume.test.ts` | A second runtime resumes a room mid-exchange on a real model, the lease the first run held expires, and the assistant writes the summary | Every test holds the record to the same invariants whatever the model said: seqs contiguous, one `message` event per message, every author on the -roster, every summary covering the range before it, no `error` event, and -every activation ended. Every test ends with one line of what it spent, -read off the seats' downstream sessions. +roster, every key unique, every summary covering the range before it, no +`error` event, and every activation ended. Every test ends with one line of +what it spent, read off the seats' downstream sessions. + +**One harness, two tiers.** The invariants live in +[`test/support/invariants.ts`](../packages/ambion/test/support/invariants.ts), +and the live support re-exports them. The scripted tier runs the same +scenarios on both storages (`matrix.test.ts`), on a clock it moves by hand, +over a transport that serializes every request and response, and under a +random walk that loses and repeats them (`property.test.ts`, `AMBION_SEEDS` +widens it). The live tier runs the room on a real model and holds it to the +same invariants. The workerd tier, in `packages/cloudflare`, runs the room +inside Cloudflare's runtime as part of `turbo test`, with no key and no +network. `pnpm test:live` runs the tier. Two configurations keep the tiers apart: `vitest.config.ts` excludes `test/live` from `pnpm test`, and diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/fold.ts b/packages/ambion/src/fold.ts index b390c37..6e9256f 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/fold.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/fold.ts @@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ export function foldRoom(entries: readonly LogEntry[], options: FoldOptions): Ro exchange: openExchange(messages, closes, isPerson), closes, leases, - pending: pendingWakes(messages, closes, leases, assistant), + pending: pendingWakes(messages, closes, leases, assistant, new Set(roster.map((s) => s.name))), owed: foldOwed(closes, messages, leases, { assistant, isPerson, backoff: options.backoff }), messages, lastSeq: messages.at(-1)?.seq ?? 0, diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/lease.ts b/packages/ambion/src/lease.ts index f71d43f..79de62d 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/lease.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/lease.ts @@ -77,13 +77,15 @@ export interface PendingWake { /** * Every wake on the log that no lease row answers: a seat a message names in * `wakes`, and the assistant a close names. A wake is pending until the seat - * claims the lease, whoever sent it and however often. + * claims the lease, whoever sent it and however often, for as long as the + * seat is on the roster. */ export function pendingWakes( messages: readonly Message[], closes: readonly CloseRow[], leases: ReadonlyMap, assistant: string, + roster: ReadonlySet, ): PendingWake[] { const decided: PendingWake[] = []; for (const message of messages) { @@ -95,7 +97,8 @@ export function pendingWakes( if (close.wakes?.length) decided.push({ id: draftId(close.through, 1), seat: assistant, at: close.at }); } - return decided.filter((wake) => !leases.has(wake.id)); + // A seat that left the roster answers no wake: what it was sent is not pending. + return decided.filter((wake) => !leases.has(wake.id) && roster.has(wake.seat)); } /** The seat an id belongs to: the one it names, or the assistant for a draft. */ diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/reconcile.ts b/packages/ambion/src/reconcile.ts index d099bc3..ea925aa 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/reconcile.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/reconcile.ts @@ -61,13 +61,19 @@ export function liveSeats( } for (const wake of state.pending) add(wake.seat, wake.id); for (const id of sent) { - if (!state.leases.has(id) && !state.pending.some((wake) => wake.id === id)) { - add(seatOf(id, assistant), id); - } + if (unanswered(state, id)) add(seatOf(id, assistant), id); } return live; } +/** A wake the room sent that no lease answers, for a seat still on the roster, and not pending on the log already. */ +function unanswered(state: RoomState, id: string): boolean { + const seat = seatOf(id, state.composition?.assistant ?? ''); + if (seat === undefined || state.leases.has(id)) return false; + if (!state.roster.some((s) => s.name === seat)) return false; + return !state.pending.some((wake) => wake.id === id); +} + /** * Whether the exchange is still being worked on: a seat that speaks for * itself is live, or the assistant is composing. The assistant drafting a @@ -127,7 +133,7 @@ function dueWakes(state: RoomState, close: Decision['close'], options: DecideOpt const assistant = state.composition?.assistant ?? ''; const sends = new Map(); for (const wake of state.pending) { - if (unanswered(wake.id, options)) sends.set(wake.id, { id: wake.id, seat: wake.seat }); + if (unsent(wake.id, options)) sends.set(wake.id, { id: wake.id, seat: wake.seat }); } if (close?.wakes?.length) { const id = draftId(close.through, 1); @@ -146,11 +152,11 @@ function dueDrafts(state: RoomState, options: DecideOptions): string[] { return state.owed .filter((owed) => due(owed, options)) .map((owed) => draftId(owed.through, owed.attempts + 1)) - .filter((id) => !state.leases.has(id) && unanswered(id, options)); + .filter((id) => !state.leases.has(id) && unsent(id, options)); } /** A wake this room never sent, or sent longer ago than the resend window. */ -function unanswered(id: string, options: DecideOptions): boolean { +function unsent(id: string, options: DecideOptions): boolean { const sent = options.sentAt(id); return sent === undefined || options.now - sent >= options.resend; } diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/session.ts b/packages/ambion/src/session.ts index 6958764..42b2735 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/session.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/session.ts @@ -29,14 +29,7 @@ import { activationId, isExpired, isLive, parseId, seatOf } from './lease.ts'; import { type Committed, RoomLog } from './log.ts'; import type { VisitRuntime } from './presence.ts'; import { decide, liveSeats, working } from './reconcile.ts'; -import { - type PersonView, - type RoomView, - renderLine, - renderSystemPrompt, - renderTurnContext, - type SeatSpeaking, -} from './render.ts'; +import { renderLine } from './render.ts'; import { defaultRuntime, type ModelResolver, @@ -65,12 +58,11 @@ import { type SpokenMessage, type SummaryMessage, } from './types.ts'; +import { type RoomFacts, seatsOf, viewOf } from './view.ts'; import type { - ActivationView, Commit, CommitResponse, EndReason, - Hand, Lease, LeaseResponse, SeatPort, @@ -272,9 +264,12 @@ class ReadOnlySession implements SessionView { /** The roster the log folds, and everybody the record knows. Nothing stands up. */ seats(): SeatInfo[] { const state = foldRoom(this.log.entries, this.runtime.retry); - return seatsOf(state, this.name, this.runtime.clock.now(), (name) => - this.runtime.catalog.get(name), - ); + return seatsOf({ + name: this.name, + state, + live: liveSeats(state, this.runtime.clock.now()), + defOf: (name) => this.runtime.catalog.get(name), + }); } /** Nothing is running, so nothing happens. The listener is never called. */ @@ -283,34 +278,6 @@ class ReadOnlySession implements SessionView { } } -/** The roster and the people, as `seats()` reports them, off one folded state. */ -function seatsOf( - state: RoomState, - room: string, - now: number, - defOf: (name: string) => AgentDefinition | undefined, -): SeatInfo[] { - const live = liveSeats(state, now); - const seats: SeatInfo[] = state.roster.map((seat) => ({ - kind: 'agent' as const, - name: seat.name, - identity: defOf(seat.name)?.identity ?? '', - status: live.has(seat.name) ? ('active' as const) : ('idle' as const), - attention: seat.attention, - sessionId: `${room}:${seat.name}`, - ...(seat.assistant ? { assistant: true as const } : {}), - })); - for (const person of state.people.values()) { - seats.push({ - kind: 'human', - name: person.name, - identity: person.identity, - presence: person.presence, - }); - } - return seats; -} - /** Thrown inside the queue when the request the seat sent is answered `stale`. */ class StaleError extends Error {} @@ -502,7 +469,13 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { seats(): SeatInfo[] { if (!this.replayed) return this.starting; - return seatsOf(this.state(), this.name, this.now(), (name) => this.defs.get(name)); + const state = this.state(); + return seatsOf({ + name: this.name, + state, + live: this.live(state), + defOf: (name) => this.defs.get(name), + }); } exchange(): Exchange | undefined { @@ -811,34 +784,19 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { if (seat === undefined) return stale('the lease ended'); const def = this.defs.get(seat); if (def === undefined) return stale('the seat left the roster'); - const { hand, closing, composing } = this.handOf(id, seat, state); - const speaking: SeatSpeaking = { - def: { - name: def.name, - identity: def.identity, - instructions: def.instructions, - connected: def.workspace !== undefined, - }, - assistant: seat === this.assistant, - closing: closing && { - ...closing, - preferences: state.people.get(closing.person)?.preferences, - }, - composing: composing && { ...composing, reserve: this.reserved(state) }, - }; - const room = this.roomView(state); + return { view: viewOf(id, seat, def, this.facts(state)) }; + } + + /** What a view is built from: the fold, and what the room holds beside it. */ + private facts(state: RoomState): RoomFacts { return { - view: { - activation: id, - seat, - model: def.model, - lastSeq: state.lastSeq, - systemPrompt: renderSystemPrompt(speaking, room), - context: renderTurnContext(speaking, room), - hand, - ...(closing ? { closing } : {}), - ...(composing ? { composing } : {}), - }, + name: this.name, + now: this.now(), + assistant: this.assistant, + state, + live: this.live(state), + defOf: (name) => this.defs.get(name), + unseen: (since) => this.log.since(since).length, }; } @@ -850,69 +808,6 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { return state.roster.some((s) => s.name === seat) ? seat : undefined; } - /** - * What an activation is for, read off its id and the fold: a draft closes - * an exchange, the assistant woken by the question that opened one - * composes the room for it, and every other seat speaks. - */ - private handOf( - id: string, - seat: string, - state: RoomState, - ): { hand: Hand; closing?: ActivationView['closing']; composing?: ActivationView['composing'] } { - const parsed = parseId(id); - if (parsed?.kind === 'draft') { - const owed = state.owed.find((o) => o.through === parsed.through); - if (owed === undefined) return { hand: 'none' }; - return { - hand: 'summarise', - closing: { person: owed.person, from: owed.from, through: state.lastSeq }, - }; - } - if (seat !== this.assistant) return { hand: 'say' }; - const question = parsed && state.messages.find((m) => m.seq === parsed.seq); - const opened = - state.exchange?.from === parsed?.seq || state.closes.some((c) => c.from === parsed?.seq); - if (question === undefined || !opened) return { hand: 'none' }; - return { - hand: 'seat', - composing: { person: question.from, from: question.seq, limit: state.reserve.length }, - }; - } - - /** The reserve as the assistant reads it: a name and an identity per agent. */ - private reserved(state: RoomState): { name: string; identity: string }[] { - return state.reserve.map((seat) => ({ - name: seat.name, - identity: this.defs.get(seat.name)?.identity ?? '', - })); - } - - /** What the prose is given of this room, built fresh for each activation. */ - private roomView(state: RoomState): RoomView { - return { - name: this.name, - goal: state.composition?.goal, - now: this.now(), - seats: this.seats(), - people: this.peopleViews(state), - record: state.messages, - exchange: state.exchange && { owner: state.exchange.owner, from: state.exchange.from }, - }; - } - - /** One entry per person the room knows, with their gap and what they missed. */ - private peopleViews(state: RoomState): PersonView[] { - return [...state.people.values()].map((person) => ({ - name: person.name, - identity: person.identity, - presence: person.presence, - changedAt: person.changedAt, - since: person.since, - unseen: person.since === undefined ? 0 : this.log.since(person.since).length, - })); - } - async commit(commit: Commit): Promise { if (this.gone()) return stale('the room is gone'); await this.ready; @@ -1056,6 +951,7 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { private async reconcileOnce(): Promise { await this.log.ready; for (let pass = 0; pass < 8 && !this.gone(); pass += 1) { + this.forget(this.state()); const decision = decide(this.state(), { now: this.now(), resend: this.runtime.wake.resend, @@ -1072,6 +968,15 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { } } + /** A wake a lease has answered, or whose seat left the roster, is not one this room waits on. */ + private forget(state: RoomState): void { + const roster = new Set(state.roster.map((seat) => seat.name)); + for (const id of this.sentAt.keys()) { + const seat = seatOf(id, this.assistant); + if (state.leases.has(id) || seat === undefined || !roster.has(seat)) this.sentAt.delete(id); + } + } + /** Write what the decision wrote, send what it sent. True when anything changed. */ private async apply(decision: ReturnType): Promise { let changed = false; diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/view.ts b/packages/ambion/src/view.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..fffe367 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/ambion/src/view.ts @@ -0,0 +1,160 @@ +/** + * What an activation is given, read off the fold and rendered: the seats, + * the people, the record, the hand the activation holds and what it holds + * it for. Every function is pure over the folded state, so the view a seat + * reads in one process is the view it reads in another. + */ +import type { Exchange } from './exchange.ts'; +import type { RoomState } from './fold.ts'; +import { parseId } from './lease.ts'; +import { + type PersonView, + type RoomView, + renderSystemPrompt, + renderTurnContext, + type SeatSpeaking, +} from './render.ts'; +import type { AgentDefinition, SeatInfo, Seq } from './types.ts'; +import type { ActivationView, Hand } from './wire.ts'; + +/** What the view is built from: the fold, and what the room holds beside it. */ +export interface RoomFacts { + readonly name: string; + readonly now: number; + readonly assistant: string; + readonly state: RoomState; + /** The seats live now, by name. */ + readonly live: ReadonlyMap; + defOf(name: string): AgentDefinition | undefined; + /** How many messages landed after this seq. */ + unseen(since: Seq): number; +} + +/** The roster and the people, as `seats()` reports them, off one folded state. */ +export function seatsOf(facts: Omit): SeatInfo[] { + const seats: SeatInfo[] = facts.state.roster.map((seat) => ({ + kind: 'agent' as const, + name: seat.name, + identity: facts.defOf(seat.name)?.identity ?? '', + status: facts.live.has(seat.name) ? ('active' as const) : ('idle' as const), + attention: seat.attention, + sessionId: `${facts.name}:${seat.name}`, + ...(seat.assistant ? { assistant: true as const } : {}), + })); + for (const person of facts.state.people.values()) { + seats.push({ + kind: 'human', + name: person.name, + identity: person.identity, + presence: person.presence, + }); + } + return seats; +} + +/** The view one activation reads: two rendered strings, the model id, and the hand. */ +export function viewOf( + id: string, + seat: string, + def: AgentDefinition, + facts: RoomFacts, +): ActivationView { + const state = facts.state; + const { hand, closing, composing } = handOf(id, seat, facts); + const speaking: SeatSpeaking = { + def: { + name: def.name, + identity: def.identity, + instructions: def.instructions, + connected: def.workspace !== undefined, + }, + assistant: seat === facts.assistant, + closing: closing && { ...closing, preferences: state.people.get(closing.person)?.preferences }, + composing: composing && { ...composing, reserve: reserved(facts) }, + }; + const room = roomView(facts); + return { + activation: id, + seat, + model: def.model, + lastSeq: state.lastSeq, + systemPrompt: renderSystemPrompt(speaking, room), + context: renderTurnContext(speaking, room), + hand, + ...(closing ? { closing } : {}), + ...(composing ? { composing } : {}), + }; +} + +type Hands = { + hand: Hand; + closing?: ActivationView['closing']; + composing?: ActivationView['composing']; +}; + +/** + * What an activation is for, read off its id and the fold: a draft closes + * an exchange, the assistant woken by the question that opened one + * composes the room for it, and every other seat speaks. + */ +function handOf(id: string, seat: string, facts: RoomFacts): Hands { + const state = facts.state; + const parsed = parseId(id); + if (parsed?.kind === 'draft') { + const owed = state.owed.find((o) => o.through === parsed.through); + if (owed === undefined) return { hand: 'none' }; + return { + hand: 'summarise', + closing: { person: owed.person, from: owed.from, through: state.lastSeq }, + }; + } + if (seat !== facts.assistant) return { hand: 'say' }; + const question = parsed && state.messages.find((m) => m.seq === parsed.seq); + const opened = openedBy(parsed?.seq, state); + if (question === undefined || !opened) return { hand: 'none' }; + return { + hand: 'seat', + composing: { person: question.from, from: question.seq, limit: state.reserve.length }, + }; +} + +/** Whether the message at `seq` opened an exchange, open or closed since. */ +function openedBy(seq: Seq | undefined, state: RoomState): boolean { + if (seq === undefined) return false; + return state.exchange?.from === seq || state.closes.some((close) => close.from === seq); +} + +/** The reserve as the assistant reads it: a name and an identity per agent. */ +function reserved(facts: RoomFacts): { name: string; identity: string }[] { + return facts.state.reserve.map((seat) => ({ + name: seat.name, + identity: facts.defOf(seat.name)?.identity ?? '', + })); +} + +/** What the prose is given of this room, built fresh for each activation. */ +function roomView(facts: RoomFacts): RoomView { + const state = facts.state; + const exchange: Exchange | undefined = state.exchange; + return { + name: facts.name, + goal: state.composition?.goal, + now: facts.now, + seats: seatsOf(facts), + people: peopleViews(facts), + record: state.messages, + exchange: exchange && { owner: exchange.owner, from: exchange.from }, + }; +} + +/** One entry per person the room knows, with their gap and what they missed. */ +function peopleViews(facts: RoomFacts): PersonView[] { + return [...facts.state.people.values()].map((person) => ({ + name: person.name, + identity: person.identity, + presence: person.presence, + changedAt: person.changedAt, + since: person.since, + unseen: person.since === undefined ? 0 : facts.unseen(person.since), + })); +} diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/live/resume.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/live/resume.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..bad8008 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/ambion/test/live/resume.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,86 @@ +/** + * A room resumed over its log continues the exchange a crash cut through. + * `docs/exchange.md` §5: a second runtime over the same storage resumes the + * name while a seat is active on a real model, the lease that seat held + * expires on the resumed room's own alarm, the exchange closes, and the + * assistant writes the summary. A scripted stream proves the mechanism; + * only a real request proves that a seat cut mid-request leaves the record + * whole. + */ +import { expect, it } from 'vitest'; +import { + createRuntime, + InMemorySessionRepo, + isSummary, + resumeSession, + startSession, + stopSession, + visitSession, +} from '../../src/index.ts'; +import { collect, roomName } from '../support/room.ts'; +import { + agent, + assistant, + invariants, + live, + person, + report, + spent, + untilQuiet, + within, +} from './support.ts'; + +live('resume', () => { + it('a second runtime resumes a room mid-exchange, expires the lease it held, and writes the summary', async () => { + const planner = agent('planner', { + identity: 'Production planner.', + instructions: + 'When asked about the batch, say in one sentence that production finishes on Thursday.', + }); + const logistics = agent('logistics', { + identity: 'Logistics desk.', + instructions: + 'When asked about the batch, say in one sentence that the carrier collects on Friday.', + }); + const repo = new InMemorySessionRepo(); + const name = roomName('resume'); + // A short expiry: the lease the crashed run held ends within the test's deadline. + const first = createRuntime({ + repo, + agents: [assistant, planner, logistics], + wake: { expiry: 15_000 }, + }); + const session = startSession({ name, assistant, agents: [planner, logistics], runtime: first }); + const started = new Promise((resolve) => { + session.subscribe((e) => { + if (e.type === 'activation_start' && e.agent === 'planner') resolve(); + }); + }); + const visit = await visitSession(session, person); + await visit.deliver({ text: 'Can we ship the batch on Friday?' }); + await within(started, 30_000, 'the planner starting'); + // The run dies mid-request: no lease is released, and no left is written. + first.evict(name); + + const second = createRuntime({ + repo, + agents: [assistant, planner, logistics], + wake: { expiry: 15_000 }, + }); + const resumed = await resumeSession(name, { runtime: second }); + const events = collect(resumed); + expect(resumed.exchange()).toMatchObject({ owner: person.name }); + await untilQuiet(resumed); + + const messages = await resumed.messages(); + expect(resumed.exchange()).toBeUndefined(); + expect(messages.filter(isSummary)).toHaveLength(1); + // the lease the first run held expired on the resumed room's alarm + expect(events.some((e) => e.type === 'error' && /past its lease/.test(e.error.message))).toBe( + true, + ); + await invariants(resumed, events, { allowErrors: 1 }); + report('resume', await spent(repo, name)); + await stopSession(resumed); + }); +}); diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/property.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/property.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b998a70 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/ambion/test/property.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,269 @@ +/** + * The room under a random walk: people come and go, questions land under + * repeated keys, the host seats and unseats, time moves, the wire loses and + * repeats requests, and the room crashes once and resumes. Whatever the + * walk, the record keeps its shape. + * + * `AMBION_SEEDS` widens the walk; the seed prints on failure. + */ +import { describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'; +import { + createRuntime, + defineAgent, + defineHuman, + inProcessTransport, + isSummary, + passive, + type Runtime, + resumeSession, + type Session, + type SessionEvent, + startSession, + stopSession, + type Visit, + visitSession, +} from '../src/index.ts'; +import { type FakeClock, fakeClock } from './support/clock.ts'; +import { invariants } from './support/invariants.ts'; +import { roomName } from './support/room.ts'; +import { + answersLastQuestion, + byAgent, + quiet, + scripted, + summarise, + toolNames, + toolResultTexts, +} from './support/scripted.ts'; +import { memory } from './support/storage.ts'; +import { type Fault, faultyTransport, type Operation, serializing } from './support/transport.ts'; + +/** A small, fast, seedable generator: the walk is the same for the same seed. */ +function mulberry32(seed: number): () => number { + let a = seed >>> 0; + return () => { + a = (a + 0x6d2b79f5) >>> 0; + let t = a; + t = Math.imul(t ^ (t >>> 15), t | 1); + t ^= t + Math.imul(t ^ (t >>> 7), t | 61); + return ((t ^ (t >>> 14)) >>> 0) / 4294967296; + }; +} + +const assistant = defineAgent({ + name: 'assistant', + identity: 'Writes the one message a person reads.', + instructions: 'Answer what was asked, once.', + model: 'scripted/assistant', +}); +const alpha = defineAgent({ + name: 'alpha', + identity: 'Alpha.', + instructions: 'x', + model: 'scripted/alpha', +}); +const beta = defineAgent({ + name: 'beta', + identity: 'Beta.', + instructions: 'x', + model: 'scripted/beta', +}); +const gamma = defineAgent({ + name: 'gamma', + identity: 'Gamma.', + instructions: 'x', + model: 'scripted/gamma', +}); +const people = [ + defineHuman({ + name: 'priya', + identity: 'Project manager.', + preferences: 'Lead with the decision.', + }), + defineHuman({ name: 'sam', identity: 'Site foreman.' }), +]; +const names = people.map((p) => p.name); + +const script = byAgent({ + alpha: answersLastQuestion(names), + beta: answersLastQuestion(names), + gamma: answersLastQuestion(names), + assistant: (context) => + toolNames(context).includes('summarise') && !toolResultTexts(context).includes('delivered') + ? summarise('The one message.') + : quiet(), +}); + +const STEPS = ['visit', 'leave', 'deliver', 'seat', 'unseat', 'advance', 'fault', 'crash'] as const; +type Step = (typeof STEPS)[number]; +const OPERATIONS: Operation[] = ['wake', 'steer', 'view', 'commit', 'lease']; + +/** One walk: the room, the runtime it runs in, and what the walk did so far. */ +class Walk { + readonly events: SessionEvent[] = []; + readonly log: string[] = []; + readonly faults: Fault[] = []; + readonly clock: FakeClock = fakeClock(); + readonly visits = new Map(); + session!: Session; + runtime!: Runtime; + crashed = false; + private lastKey: string | undefined; + private deliveries = 0; + + constructor( + readonly name: string, + private readonly random: () => number, + private readonly sessions: Awaited>['sessions'], + ) {} + + pick(items: readonly T[]): T { + return items[Math.floor(this.random() * items.length)] as T; + } + + private host(): Runtime { + return createRuntime({ + sessions: this.sessions, + clock: this.clock, + agents: [assistant, alpha, beta, gamma], + transport: serializing(faultyTransport(inProcessTransport(), this.faults, this.clock)), + }); + } + + async start(): Promise { + this.runtime = this.host(); + this.session = startSession({ + name: this.name, + runtime: this.runtime, + assistant, + agents: [alpha, passive(beta)], + available: [gamma], + streamFn: scripted(script), + }); + this.watch(); + await this.session.messages(); + } + + private watch(): void { + this.session.subscribe((event) => this.events.push(event)); + } + + /** One step, under a deadline: a step that hangs names itself instead of the test's timeout. */ + step(step: Step): Promise { + this.log.push(step); + return within(this.take(step), 10_000, step); + } + + private async take(step: Step): Promise { + if (step === 'visit') return this.visit(); + if (step === 'leave') return this.leave(); + if (step === 'deliver') return this.deliver(); + if (step === 'seat') return this.session.seat(gamma).catch(() => {}); + if (step === 'unseat') return this.session.unseat(gamma).catch(() => {}); + if (step === 'advance') return this.clock.advance(Math.floor(this.random() * 70_000)); + if (step === 'fault') return this.fault(); + return this.crash(); + } + + private async visit(): Promise { + const person = this.pick(people); + if (this.visits.has(person.name)) return; + this.visits.set(person.name, await visitSession(this.session, person)); + } + + private async leave(): Promise { + const person = this.pick(names); + const visit = this.visits.get(person); + if (visit === undefined) return; + this.visits.delete(person); + await visit.leave(); + } + + private async deliver(): Promise { + const visit = this.pick([...this.visits.values()]); + if (visit === undefined) return; + // One delivery in ten repeats the last key: the host never learned whether it landed. + const repeated = this.lastKey !== undefined && this.random() < 0.1; + const key = repeated ? this.lastKey : `d${++this.deliveries}`; + this.lastKey = key; + this.log.push(` ${visit.human.name} ${repeated ? 'repeats' : 'delivers'} ${key}`); + await visit.deliver({ text: `Question ${key}?`, key: key as string }).catch(() => {}); + } + + private fault(): void { + const kind = this.pick(['drop', 'duplicate', 'delay'] as const); + const fault: Fault = { + on: this.pick(OPERATIONS), + kind, + ...(kind === 'delay' ? { ms: 2_000 } : {}), + }; + this.log.push(` fault ${fault.kind} ${fault.on}`); + this.faults.push(fault); + } + + /** Once: the room is dropped from memory and resumed by a new host over the same log. */ + private async crash(): Promise { + if (this.crashed) return; + this.crashed = true; + this.runtime.evict(this.name); + this.visits.clear(); + this.runtime = this.host(); + this.session = await resumeSession(this.name, { + runtime: this.runtime, + streamFn: scripted(script), + }); + this.watch(); + } + + /** Time moves until nothing is live: every lease expires, every wake is sent again, every draft is due. */ + async drain(): Promise { + this.faults.length = 0; + for (let i = 0; i < 6; i += 1) await this.clock.advance(61_000); + await within(this.session.quiet(), 10_000, 'quiet after the drain'); + } +} + +/** The promise, or an error naming what did not happen within `ms`. */ +function within(promise: Promise, ms: number, what: string): Promise { + let timer: ReturnType | undefined; + const deadline = new Promise((_, reject) => { + timer = setTimeout(() => reject(new Error(`'${what}' did not finish within ${ms} ms.`)), ms); + }); + return Promise.race([promise, deadline]).finally(() => clearTimeout(timer)); +} + +const seeds = Number(process.env.AMBION_SEEDS ?? 25); + +describe('the room under a random walk', () => { + it.each(Array.from({ length: seeds }, (_, i) => i + 1))( + 'keeps its shape on seed %i', + async (seed) => { + const opened = await memory.open(); + const walk = new Walk(roomName(`property-${seed}`), mulberry32(seed), opened.sessions); + try { + await walk.start(); + for (let i = 0; i < 20; i += 1) await walk.step(walk.pick(STEPS)); + await walk.drain(); + await invariants(walk.session, walk.events, { + allowErrors: 100, + sessions: opened.sessions, + }); + // every summary stands for a range that ends right before it, whatever the walk did + for (const summary of (await walk.session.messages()).filter(isSummary)) { + expect(summary.covers.through).toBe(summary.seq - 1); + } + await stopSession(walk.session); + } catch (error) { + const detail = error instanceof Error ? (error.stack ?? error.message) : String(error); + const seats = walk.session + .seats() + .map((s) => [s.name, s.kind === 'agent' ? s.status : s.presence]); + walk.log.push(`seats: ${JSON.stringify(seats)}`); + throw new Error(`seed ${seed} failed after:\n${walk.log.join('\n')}\n\n${detail}`, { + cause: error, + }); + } + }, + 30_000, + ); +}); diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/support/scenarios.ts b/packages/ambion/test/support/scenarios.ts index 57c1dfe..18077c7 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/support/scenarios.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/support/scenarios.ts @@ -21,6 +21,7 @@ import { import { invariants } from './invariants.ts'; import { collect, deferred } from './room.ts'; import { + answersLastQuestion, byAgent, callTool, contextText, @@ -95,22 +96,6 @@ function composes(names: string[], summary: string): Script { const twoAnswersEach: Script = (_context, _name, call) => call % 3 === 0 ? quiet() : speak(`answer ${call}`); -/** - * A seat that answers the last question on the record once. A refused say - * speaks again; a delivered one ends the pass; a record that already holds - * the answer stays quiet. - */ -const answersOnce: Script = (context, name) => { - const text = contextText(context); - const question = [...text.matchAll(/^\[(?:priya|sam)\] (.+?)(?: {2}\(.*\))?$/gm)].at(-1)?.[1]; - if (question === undefined) return quiet(); - const answer = `${name} on ${question}`; - if (text.includes(`[${name}] ${answer}`) || toolResultTexts(context).includes('delivered')) { - return quiet(); - } - return speak(answer); -}; - async function finish( session: Session, events: ReturnType, @@ -154,8 +139,8 @@ export const twoPeopleTwoExchanges: Scenario = { agents: [product, colleague], streamFn: scripted( byAgent({ - product: answersOnce, - colleague: answersOnce, + product: answersLastQuestion(['priya', 'sam']), + colleague: answersLastQuestion(['priya', 'sam']), assistant: (context) => { const person = /(\w+)'s exchange is over/.exec(contextText(context))?.[1] ?? ''; if (!holding(context, 'summarise') || toolResultTexts(context).includes('delivered')) { diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/support/scripted.ts b/packages/ambion/test/support/scripted.ts index 60b1d35..37aa15b 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/support/scripted.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/support/scripted.ts @@ -97,6 +97,25 @@ export function toolResultTexts(context: Context): string[] { ); } +/** + * A seat that answers the last question a person asked, once. A refused say + * is said again; a delivered one ends the pass; a record that already holds + * the answer stays quiet. + */ +export const answersLastQuestion = + (people: string[]): Script => + (context, name) => { + const text = contextText(context); + const asked = new RegExp(`^\\[(?:${people.join('|')})\\] (.+?)(?: {2}\\(.*\\))?$`, 'gm'); + const question = [...text.matchAll(asked)].at(-1)?.[1]; + if (question === undefined) return quiet(); + const answer = `${name} on ${question}`; + if (text.includes(`[${name}] ${answer}`) || toolResultTexts(context).includes('delivered')) { + return quiet(); + } + return speak(answer); + }; + /** * A seat that says one thing and means it: a refused say is said again, and * a delivered one ends the pass. What lands beside it never changes its mind. diff --git a/planning/backlog.md b/planning/backlog.md index 2b6e546..dacac3e 100644 --- a/planning/backlog.md +++ b/planning/backlog.md @@ -13,23 +13,14 @@ the open questions about a design; this file holds the work. ## Runtime module boundaries -### 1. The room is a process global +### 1. The room is a process global — closed -**What.** `session.ts` holds a module-level `running` map, a shared -`defaultRepo`, a lazily built model registry, and a `registryStream` that -reads `process.env` for API keys. `workspace.ts` holds a global `taken` set. - -**Why.** Two hosts in one process cannot each run a room with the same -name. Tests keep unique-name counters to stay apart. A room resumed after -a restart shares one in-memory repo with every other room in the process. -For hermetic execution and session resumption, the host must own these. - -**Where.** `packages/ambion/src/session.ts` lines 75 to 95, -`packages/ambion/src/workspace.ts` line 50. - -**Fix.** A `Runtime` value that holds the registry, the repo and the -environment source. `startSession`, `readSession` and `defineWorkspace` -take it as an option. The current globals become the default instance. +`runtime.ts` holds the clock, the session opener, the transport, the model +call, the catalog, the rooms that run and the workspace names that are +taken. `startSession`, `readSession`, `resumeSession` and `defineWorkspace` +take a `Runtime` and default to `defaultRuntime`, the one process-wide +value. `process.env` is read in `defaultRuntime` alone. +`test/runtime.test.ts` proves two runtimes never see each other. ### 2. Nothing bounds the record, and the room rescans it per message @@ -51,25 +42,18 @@ without limit. `docs/agent.md` §8 says Ambion owns no context window, and on append. Long term: a window policy on `RoomView.record`, and a decision in the contract about which module owns it. -### 3. `session.ts` holds six jobs in 1063 lines +### 3. `session.ts` holds four jobs — closed, with a remainder -**What.** `SessionImpl` has 61 methods. Its header lists compose, commit, -route, hands, and quiescence. The reserve, `seat` and `unseat` joined it in -the last change. The `say` tool sits inline at line 858, while the -assistant's `summarise` and `seat` tools live in `assistant.ts` behind -small room interfaces. The commit path (`claim`, `publish`, -`commitPresence`, `deliverFrom`) and the assistant scheduling -(`closeExchange` through `draftNext`) are two more concerns. +**What was done.** `say` and the seat's side of the wire live in `seat.ts`. +The commit path lives in `log.ts`. Every fact the room held in memory is a +fold in `fold.ts`, the decision is `reconcile.ts`, and what an activation +reads is `view.ts`. The reserve is a fold, so it needs no module. -**Why.** Every feature lands in one file. `dispatch` sits at the -complexity cap by design, and the file around it has no cap. - -**Where.** `packages/ambion/src/session.ts`. - -**Fix.** Move `say` to `seat.ts` beside `toPiTool`, with a `SayRoom` -interface that mirrors `SummaryRoom`. Move the commit path into -`record.ts`. Move the reserve into its own module. The room keeps compose -and route. +**What is left.** `session.ts` holds compose, route, the seat's three calls +(`view`, `commit`, `lease`) and the reconcile glue, and it is over the 600 +lines `next.md` asked for. The seat's three calls are the next piece to +move: an `answers.ts` over a narrow interface on the room (the log, the +fold, the clock, `emit`). ### 4. Importing the package loads every provider SDK @@ -331,29 +315,28 @@ that cannot be addressed. One seat per room cuts that to one line, and the example's `identity` for it is one sentence. Worth re-measuring once the assistant speaks. -### 18. A test for the owed-summary merge +### 18. A test for the owed-summary merge — closed -`Assistant.owe` merges a person's owed range with `Math.min`, so somebody owed a -summary from a failed activation who asks again gets one message covering -both -exchanges. Nothing pins that behaviour; the tests cover the failure and the -retry separately. See [`docs/assistant.md`](../docs/assistant.md) §5. +Who is owed is a fold (`foldOwed` in `fold.ts`): a later close by the same +person joins the draft, and one message reaches back to the earliest +question still owed. `restart.test.ts` pins it, on both storages, across a +crash. -### 19. Exchanges are run state +### 19. Exchanges are run state — closed -`Exchanges` holds the open exchange in memory, so a restart begins with none — -right for a room mid-question, and a limit for anything that wants to work -over past exchanges. A closed exchange is an owner and a range, so it is -derivable from the record; nothing derives it today. See -[`docs/exchange.md`](../docs/exchange.md) §5. +The open exchange is a fold over the log: the first question a person +asked after the last close row. A close is a row on the log, so every +closed exchange is on the record, and a room resumed mid-exchange +continues it. See [`docs/exchange.md`](../docs/exchange.md) §5. ### 20. A second non-seat writer -The room owes summaries through a small scheduler: `owe`, `dueAtQuiescence`, -`dueAfterDraft` and `activationEnded`, held by `Assistant`. If a room-level compactor ever arrives -([`docs/assistant.md`](../docs/assistant.md) §16 forbids it by name today), it wants the -same scheduler. Two writers is the point at which it should become its own -thing rather than three fields on the session. +The room owes summaries through one fold (`foldOwed`) and one decision +(`dueDrafts` in `reconcile.ts`). If a room-level compactor ever arrives +([`docs/assistant.md`](../docs/assistant.md) §16 forbids it by name today), +it wants the same fold and the same decision. Two writers is the point at +which they should become their own module rather than two functions beside +the assistant's. ### 21. A credentials boundary for tool calls leaving the workspace @@ -518,3 +501,62 @@ collaboration patterns people and agents work in. **Where.** `seated` in [`define.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/define.ts), the roster in [`render.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/render.ts). + +### 26. Lease rows grow with every activation + +**What.** Every activation writes two lease rows at least: a claim and an +end, plus one renewal per half expiry. A room that runs for a month holds +tens of thousands of rows beside a few thousand messages, and every fold +reads them all. + +**Why.** The fold is O(rows) per operation. Item 2 records the same cost +for messages; leases add the larger term. + +**Where.** `foldLeases` in `lease.ts`; `RoomLog.replay` in `log.ts`. + +**Fix.** A lease that ended and that no owed draft counts (an id older than +the last close) can leave the fold. A snapshot row that carries the folded +state up to a seq, written by `reconcile` every N entries, lets the replay +start from it. + +### 27. A person present at a crash stays present until the host returns + +**What.** A crash writes no `left`, so the fold says the person is present +until the host calls `leave()` on the resumed room. A host that never +returns leaves them present for ever: their divider never moves, and a +returning visit under a new identity is refused. + +**Where.** `foldPeople` in `presence.ts`; [`docs/presence.md`](../docs/presence.md) §6. + +**Fix.** A host-side policy: the resumed room's host calls `leave()` for +everyone it does not hold a connection for. The runtime keeps no clock over +a visit, and should not start one. + +### 28. Three attempts, then the summary is never written + +**What.** A summary a draft could not land retries after a backoff, three +times, on the room's alarm, and then the room stops. Nothing reports the +range as owed afterwards, and no later event retries it. + +**Where.** `dueDrafts` in `reconcile.ts`; [`docs/assistant.md`](../docs/assistant.md) §16. + +**Fix.** An event when the cap is reached, and a host verb that resets the +attempts for one close. + +### 29. The random walk has no shrinker + +**What.** `property.test.ts` runs a seeded walk of twenty steps and prints +the seed and the steps on failure. It does not shrink a failing walk to its +shortest form, and it does not generate from a model of the room. + +**Fix.** A criterion for adopting `fast-check`: the first failure the walk +finds that takes more than an hour to reduce by hand. + +### 30. `subscribe` over RPC + +**What.** The room object in `packages/cloudflare` exposes the pull side +and the seat's three calls. The event stream stays inside the object: a +host outside it cannot subscribe. + +**Fix.** A WebSocket or a polling `events(since)` over the log's rows, once +something outside the object needs to watch a room. diff --git a/planning/next.md b/planning/next.md index da4c8a4..99920e6 100644 --- a/planning/next.md +++ b/planning/next.md @@ -4,27 +4,23 @@ The four backlog items to do first, in the order to do them. Each one makes the ones after it a smaller diff. Numbers refer to [`backlog.md`](backlog.md). -## 1. Split `session.ts` (backlog 3) - -**Why first.** The file grew from 842 to 1063 lines in one change, and the -next two items land in it. Splitting first keeps each of them a local -diff. - -**Done when.** `say` lives in `seat.ts` behind a `SayRoom` interface. The -commit path lives in `record.ts`. The reserve lives in its own module. -`session.ts` holds compose and route and stays under 600 lines. - -## 2. A `Runtime` value in place of the process globals (backlog 1) - -**Why now.** This is the change that decides whether a host can run rooms -hermetically and resume them. Everything a long-horizon deployment needs -starts here. - -**Done when.** `startSession`, `readSession` and `defineWorkspace` accept -a runtime that holds the registry, the repo and the environment source. -The module-level `running`, `taken`, `defaultRepo` and `builtinRegistry` -are fields of the default instance. Two hosts in one process run rooms -with the same name and never see each other. +## 1. Split `session.ts` (backlog 3) — done, with a remainder + +`say` lives in `seat.ts` beside the seat's side of the wire. The commit +path lives in `log.ts`. Every fact the room held in memory is a fold in +`fold.ts`, the step it takes is `reconcile.ts`, and what an activation +reads is `view.ts`. The reserve is a fold, so it has no module of its own. +`session.ts` holds compose, route, the seat's three calls and the +reconcile glue. It is over the 600 lines the item asked for; +[`backlog.md`](backlog.md) 3 holds what is left to move. + +## 2. A `Runtime` value in place of the process globals (backlog 1) — done + +`startSession`, `readSession`, `resumeSession` and `defineWorkspace` take +a runtime that holds the clock, the session opener, the transport, the +model call and the catalog. Two hosts in one process run rooms with the +same name and never see each other, and a second runtime resumes a room +over the log the first one left. ## 3. Bound the record, index the presence (backlog 2) From 20dfe5543093e5170b242990841cbaf3240a1efc Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Wed, 9 Sep 2026 02:23:40 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 06/20] Name every seat a message reaches, record what each lease heard, and try a silent activation again A live run showed the gap. The routing wrote only the idle seats on the message, and a seat at work heard the same message through a steer that existed nowhere on the log. A crash lost the steer, the lease expired, and the message never reached the seat in the resumed room. Now `wakes` names every seat the message reaches: the idle seats its reach wakes, and every seat at work. The seat side decides what reaching it means: a fresh activation, or a steer into the one that runs. Every lease row carries `heard`, the seq the activation has taken, and a wake is answered by any lease of the seat that heard it and ran to a release, a refusal or a revocation, or that spoke. A lease that expired or failed without speaking answers nothing: the wake stays pending, the failure counts as one attempt, and the room wakes the seat again after the backoff, up to the cap. The summaries used this policy already; the wakes use the same one, and `runtime.retry` holds it for both. The `steer` call leaves the wire: a wake carries the line a running activation is steered with. `abort()` also writes off the wakes still pending, so nothing a seat was sent runs after the cut. `evict()` closes the log, so a write the dead run still had in flight fails the way a process that died fails. The assistant hears nothing by being at work: a composing activation decides on the question as asked, and a drafting one learns what landed from the refusal of its draft. The live resume test crashes the room on the first say, whichever seat makes it, and the seats are told to answer even when a colleague did. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017i49PfakG27M56FjqvyG1e --- docs/agent.md | 92 +++++++++----- docs/exchange.md | 13 +- packages/ambion/src/activation.ts | 27 ++-- packages/ambion/src/fold.ts | 65 ++++++---- packages/ambion/src/index.ts | 1 - packages/ambion/src/lease.ts | 145 +++++++++++++++++----- packages/ambion/src/log.ts | 20 ++- packages/ambion/src/reconcile.ts | 95 ++++++-------- packages/ambion/src/seat.ts | 72 +++++++---- packages/ambion/src/session.ts | 143 ++++++++++++--------- packages/ambion/src/wire.ts | 32 +++-- packages/ambion/test/lease.test.ts | 25 ++-- packages/ambion/test/live/resume.test.ts | 59 ++++++--- packages/ambion/test/property.test.ts | 2 +- packages/ambion/test/reconcile.test.ts | 132 ++++++++++++++++---- packages/ambion/test/restart.test.ts | 8 +- packages/ambion/test/session.test.ts | 20 ++- packages/ambion/test/support/transport.ts | 16 +-- packages/ambion/test/wire.test.ts | 16 ++- packages/cloudflare/src/room-object.ts | 5 +- packages/cloudflare/src/seat-object.ts | 24 ++-- 21 files changed, 670 insertions(+), 342 deletions(-) diff --git a/docs/agent.md b/docs/agent.md index 46ab5a0..5d94ab3 100644 --- a/docs/agent.md +++ b/docs/agent.md @@ -232,7 +232,7 @@ type Message = seq: number; // monotonic, assigned at commit, strictly ordered key?: string; // the key the commit carried; a repeated key lands once activationId?: string; // the activation that wrote it; absent on a delivery - wakes?: string[]; // the seats the room decided to wake for it + wakes?: string[]; // every seat the message reaches: idle ones its reach wakes, and every seat at work at: string; // stamped by the runtime, at the moment it landed from: string; // a participant's name — stamped by the runtime, never claimed to?: string; // present when the delivery or say was directed @@ -280,8 +280,10 @@ one union and one sequence. Beyond identity, the mechanics are eight rules. The first six are the room's routing and voice; all of the routing is one function, `routing` in -`session.ts`, and it is written on the message: `wakes` names the seats the -room decided to wake, so a message and its routing are one write. +`session.ts`, and it is written on the message: `wakes` names every seat +the message reaches, so a message and its routing are one write. The seat +side decides what reaching it means: a fresh activation for a seat at +rest, and a steer into the activation of a seat at work. **1. Every message activates every idle agent, in parallel.** A human's delivery, a person arriving, and a colleague's undirected `say` route @@ -306,18 +308,26 @@ excludes the author and wakes the subject ([`roster.md`](roster.md) §3). **2. Whatever arrives mid-activation is steered in, and working views reset at idle.** Replies and deliveries alike, directed or undirected: each arrival -is injected into every active agent's running activation at the next safe point, -so nobody finishes blind and answers stale. "Round" is deliberately a -soft-edged word: the room has no barrier, only quiet, and quiet is what +names every seat at work in its `wakes`, whatever the seat's attention, +and the seat side injects it into the running activation at the next safe +point, so nobody finishes blind and answers stale. "Round" is deliberately +a soft-edged word: the room has no barrier, only quiet, and quiet is what `settled` reports. Mid-flight, each agent may see the conversation in a slightly different order than the record. Its working view is its own, temporary by design: when the agent goes idle the view is discarded, and -the next activation reads the record itself. The record is canonical. - -A steer may be lost on the way to a seat. The message is on the record, -so nothing is lost with it: when a pass ends, the activation renews its -lease, and the renewal says how far the record reaches. An activation that -heard less than that reads the room again through a fresh view. +the next activation reads the record itself. The record is canonical. The +assistant is the one seat rule 2 leaves out: a composing activation +decides on the question as it was asked ([`roster.md`](roster.md) §4), and +a drafting one learns what landed from the refusal of its draft +([`assistant.md`](assistant.md) §5). + +A steer is a wake into a running activation, and the lease records that +it landed: the seat side renews with `heard`, the seq the activation has +taken. A wake lost on the way is sent again after the resend window, and +the seat side steers a message once however often it arrives. When a pass +ends, the activation renews its lease, and the renewal says how far the +record reaches. An activation that heard less than that reads the room +again through a fresh view. **3. Speaking is a tool; silence is the default.** An activated agent holds one built-in tool, `say({ to?, text })` (`sayTool` in `seat.ts`). Ending @@ -528,11 +538,12 @@ controls: like any other, and its activation counts. That difference keeps an exchange's end fixed. [`exchange.md`](exchange.md) §6 fixes the order of the events at the close. -- **`abort()`** revokes every lease in flight: the room writes `ended` with - reason `revoked` for each one, cuts the seat side with Pi's own abort, and - settles. What was said stays, what was mid-flight ends without speaking, - and an aborted activation stays cancelled even if a steer was still queued - against it. The room is still running afterwards. +- **`abort()`** revokes every lease in flight and every wake still + pending: the room writes `ended` with reason `revoked` for each one, cuts + the seat side with Pi's own abort, and settles. What was said stays, what + was mid-flight ends without speaking, nothing the seats were sent runs + after the cut, and an aborted activation stays cancelled even if a steer + was still queued against it. The room is still running afterwards. - **`stopSession`** is the one that ends it, and it is `abort()` plus everything else a run holds: the visits close with a `left` for everyone present, the alarm is cancelled, and the handle is spent. It writes no @@ -542,8 +553,10 @@ controls: log, with the composition the log holds. Every name on the roster resolves through the runtime's catalog. The room reconciles at once: a lease the last run left expires, a wake it left pending is sent again, - and an exchange it left open closes. `runtime.evict(name)` is the other - half: it drops a running room from memory and writes nothing. + an activation that expired without speaking is tried again after the + backoff, and an exchange it left open closes once nothing is owed on it. + `runtime.evict(name)` is the other half: it drops a running room from + memory, closes its log, and writes nothing. `messages()` and `seats()` are the pull side; the stream is the push side. A listener learns nothing the pulls cannot tell it — it only learns it @@ -586,18 +599,33 @@ was written. **A seat is seated for the run. An activation lasts seconds.** An activation's id is derived from the log: the seq of the message that woke -the seat and the seat's name (`2:product`), or the close it answers and the -attempt number (`close:9:1`). Nothing mints an id, so a wake is safe to send -twice, a retried commit lands once, and every entry an activation writes -carries its `activationId`. An activation holds a lease: `running`, claimed -and renewed with an expiry, then `ended`, with a reason — `released`, -`failed`, `refused`, `revoked` or `expired`. A request from an activation +the seat and the seat's name (`2:product`, and `2:product:2` for the +second attempt), or the close it answers and the attempt number +(`close:9:1`). Nothing mints an id, so a wake is safe to send twice, a +retried commit lands once, and every entry an activation writes carries +its `activationId`. An activation holds a lease: `running`, claimed and +renewed with an expiry, then `ended`, with a reason — `released`, +`failed`, `refused`, `revoked` or `expired`. Every lease row carries +`heard`, the seq the activation has taken: the record as it stood at the +claim, then every message steered into it. A request from an activation whose lease ended is refused as `stale`. A running lease that stops renewing expires on the room's alarm: the room reports a failed activation -as an `error` event, and the seat's next request is refused. What an -activation has heard, what landed while it worked, and whether it left a -mark belong to the activation and end with it. Rule 5's `readThrough` is an -activation's fact. +as an `error` event, and the seat's next request is refused. What landed +while an activation worked and whether it left a mark belong to the +activation and end with it. Rule 5's `readThrough` is an activation's +fact. + +**A wake is answered by a lease that heard it, and an activation that came +to nothing is tried again.** A message and a seat in its `wakes` is one +wake. Any lease of that seat that heard the message answers it once it ran +to a release, a refusal or a revocation, or once it spoke. A lease that +expired or failed without speaking answers nothing: the wake stays +pending, the failure counts as one attempt, and the room wakes the seat +again after the backoff (`runtime.retry`, the same policy the summaries +use, three attempts thirty seconds apart by default). An activation that +spoke and then died stands: what it said is on the record, and nobody is +woken to say it again. A seat with a wake pending is live, so the exchange +stays open through the backoff, and `settled()` waits for the attempt. Storage is Pi's. The record lives in a Pi session — each message a custom entry, replayed in `seq` order on reopen — opened through a `SessionOpener` @@ -615,7 +643,7 @@ system prompt and the context, and sends the two strings with the model id and the hand the activation holds. The seat side resolves the definition by name through the runtime's catalog, builds the Pi `Agent`, and reaches the room through three calls: `view`, `commit` and `lease`. The room -reaches a seat through two: `wake` and `steer`. Every request and response +reaches a seat through one: `wake`. Every request and response survives a round trip through `JSON.stringify` unchanged ([`wire.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/wire.ts)), so a seat and a room can live in two processes. @@ -647,7 +675,9 @@ one per claim this document makes loudly: - provenance stamped and the roster injected (rule 7); - the name opening back into its record; - events in order, errors as events, abort quieting the room — including - an abort with a steer still queued. + an abort with a steer still queued; +- a seat whose model call throws is woken again after the backoff, and the + room gives up at the cap. All in-process, in vitest, on a scripted stream where determinism matters. diff --git a/docs/exchange.md b/docs/exchange.md index 9087f66..95b9c89 100644 --- a/docs/exchange.md +++ b/docs/exchange.md @@ -140,9 +140,12 @@ the messages alone, and their seqs stay `1..n`. A room resumed over its log continues a mid-exchange room. The question is still open, the seats the last run left live hold their leases until they -expire, and the wakes it left pending are sent again. A room that stops -mid-exchange revokes its leases and closes nothing: the next run over the -same log reconciles, finds nothing live, and closes the exchange. +expire, and the wakes it left pending are sent again. A lease that expires +without a word leaves its wake pending: the seat is woken again after the +backoff, and the exchange stays open until it answers or the attempts run +out ([`agent.md`](agent.md) §5). A room that stops mid-exchange revokes +its leases and closes nothing: the next run over the same log reconciles, +finds nothing live, and closes the exchange. Every closed exchange is on the log, so a host that wants a history of exchanges reads the close rows off the room's Pi session. @@ -186,8 +189,8 @@ room draws about its assistant. summary is drafted, and that window is the one place it can. **An aborted exchange still closes.** `abort()` revokes the leases in -flight and the room settles, so the exchange closes with the range it -reached. **A run that stops mid-exchange closes nothing.** `stopSession` +flight, writes off the wakes still pending, and the room settles, so the +exchange closes with the range it reached. **A run that stops mid-exchange closes nothing.** `stopSession` revokes the leases in flight and takes the room down. The exchange stays open on the log, and the next run over it closes it at its first reconcile (§5). diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/activation.ts b/packages/ambion/src/activation.ts index fbc1a25..6d6eee8 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/activation.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/activation.ts @@ -31,15 +31,15 @@ */ import type { Agent, AgentEvent } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; import type { UserMessage } from '@earendil-works/pi-ai'; -import type { Message, Seq, SessionEvent } from './types.ts'; +import type { Seq, SessionEvent } from './types.ts'; import type { ActivationView, EndReason, LeaseResponse, ViewResponse } from './wire.ts'; /** What only the seat side can give an activation: the room's view, and a model over it. */ export interface ActivationHost { /** What this activation reads, as the room renders it now. */ view(): Promise; - /** Renew the lease. The answer says how far the record has moved. */ - renew(): Promise; + /** Renew the lease, carrying what the activation has taken. The answer says how far the record has moved. */ + renew(heard: Seq): Promise; /** Build the model over the view, with the hands the view names. */ build(view: ActivationView, activation: Activation): Agent; /** Keep what the model did, in the seat's own downstream session. */ @@ -80,13 +80,25 @@ export class Activation { this.heardThrough = Math.max(this.heardThrough, seq); } + /** + * The seq this activation has taken: heard, or steered in and waiting in + * the transcript. The lease carries it, so the log says which wakes this + * activation answers. + */ + get taken(): Seq { + return Math.max(this.heardThrough, ...this.pending); + } + /** * A message landed while this activation was working. It reaches the model as a * steer (rule 2), and its seq waits until the transcript shows it arrived. + * False when the activation had taken it already: a wake sent twice steers once. */ - steer(message: Message, line: string): void { - this.pending.push(message.seq); + steer(seq: Seq, line: string): boolean { + if (seq <= this.taken) return false; + this.pending.push(seq); this.agent?.steer(userMessage(`[new] ${line}`, this.host.now())); + return true; } /** Pi's abort ends the run but not its queues; this stops the rebuild too. */ @@ -132,7 +144,8 @@ export class Activation { // is a single pass whatever landed: a summarising activation answers a room // that moved with a redraft inside its own tool. if (this.cancelled || view.hand !== 'say') return false; - return this.moved(agent); + // Awaited here, so a renewal that fails is caught below and not returned as a rejection. + return await this.moved(agent); } catch (error) { return this.broke(error instanceof Error ? error : new Error(String(error))); } @@ -144,7 +157,7 @@ export class Activation { * and the renewal says how far it reaches. */ private async moved(agent: Agent): Promise { - const renewed = await this.host.renew(); + const renewed = await this.host.renew(this.taken); if ('stale' in renewed || renewed.ok.lastSeq <= this.heardThrough) return false; agent.clearAllQueues(); return true; diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/fold.ts b/packages/ambion/src/fold.ts index 6e9256f..287536e 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/fold.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/fold.ts @@ -8,9 +8,15 @@ * room that wrote it held, which is what lets a room resume where it * stopped. */ -import { draftOver } from './assistant.ts'; import { type Exchange, openExchange } from './exchange.ts'; -import { foldLeases, type LeaseState, type PendingWake, parseId, pendingWakes } from './lease.ts'; +import { + foldLeases, + type LeaseState, + type PendingWake, + parseId, + pendingWakes, + type WakeOptions, +} from './lease.ts'; import type { LogEntry } from './log.ts'; import { foldPeople, type PersonState } from './presence.ts'; import { type Attention, isSummary, type Message, type Seq } from './types.ts'; @@ -52,10 +58,8 @@ export interface RoomState { readonly lastSeq: Seq; } -export interface FoldOptions { - /** How long the room waits before it drafts again, after `attempt` failed drafts. */ - backoff(attempt: number): number; -} +/** The retry policy, for wakes and drafts alike: how many attempts, and the wait between them. */ +export type FoldOptions = WakeOptions; /** The entries, sorted by kind. */ function sorted(entries: readonly LogEntry[]) { @@ -88,8 +92,8 @@ export function foldRoom(entries: readonly LogEntry[], options: FoldOptions): Ro exchange: openExchange(messages, closes, isPerson), closes, leases, - pending: pendingWakes(messages, closes, leases, assistant, new Set(roster.map((s) => s.name))), - owed: foldOwed(closes, messages, leases, { assistant, isPerson, backoff: options.backoff }), + pending: pendingWakes(messages, leases, new Set(roster.map((s) => s.name)), options), + owed: foldOwed(closes, messages, leases, { assistant, ...options }), messages, lastSeq: messages.at(-1)?.seq ?? 0, }; @@ -125,20 +129,19 @@ function reseat(roster: RosterSeat[], message: Message): void { } } -interface OwedContext { +interface OwedContext extends WakeOptions { assistant: string; - isPerson: (name: string) => boolean; - backoff: (attempt: number) => number; } const ATTEMPT_REASONS: ReadonlySet = new Set(['failed', 'expired', 'refused']); /** - * The summaries still owed, one per person. A close owes one when the agents - * said two or more things inside it, no summary covers it, and no draft stood - * down over it. Every later close of the same person joins the draft: one - * message reaches back to the earliest question still owed, and the latest - * close names the draft. + * The summaries still owed, one per person. A close owes one when it names + * the assistant, no summary covers it, and no draft over it or over a later + * close of the same person stood down. Every later close of the same person + * joins the draft: one message reaches back to the earliest question still + * owed, and the latest close names the draft. A summary at the cap is owed + * no longer. */ function foldOwed( closes: readonly CloseRow[], @@ -147,13 +150,12 @@ function foldOwed( context: OwedContext, ): Owed[] { const summaries = messages.filter(isSummary); - const speaksForItself = (name: string) => !context.isPerson(name) && name !== context.assistant; - const open = closes.filter( - (close) => !summaries.some((s) => covers(s, close)) && !judged(leases, close.through), + const owing = closes.filter((close) => close.wakes?.includes(context.assistant)); + const open = owing.filter( + (close) => !summaries.some((s) => covers(s, close)) && !judged(leases, close, owing), ); const byPerson = new Map(); for (const close of open) { - if (draftOver(messages, close.from, close.through, speaksForItself) === undefined) continue; const known = byPerson.get(close.owner); byPerson.set(close.owner, { person: close.owner, @@ -165,7 +167,9 @@ function foldOwed( }); } for (const close of open) joinLater(byPerson.get(close.owner), close); - return [...byPerson.values()].map((owed) => withAttempts(owed, leases, context.backoff)); + return [...byPerson.values()] + .map((owed) => withAttempts(owed, leases, context.backoff)) + .filter((owed) => owed.attempts < context.attempts); } /** A later close of the same person joins the draft, whatever it held on its own. */ @@ -180,11 +184,24 @@ const covers = (summary: Message & { kind: 'summary' }, close: CloseRow): boolea summary.covers.from <= close.from && summary.covers.through >= close.through; -/** A draft over this close ended released without writing: the assistant judged the room. */ -function judged(leases: ReadonlyMap, through: Seq): boolean { +/** + * A draft over this close, or over a later close of the same person, ended + * released without writing: the assistant judged the room, and the judgment + * stands for everything it read. + */ +function judged( + leases: ReadonlyMap, + close: CloseRow, + closes: readonly CloseRow[], +): boolean { + const later = new Set( + closes + .filter((c) => c.owner === close.owner && c.through >= close.through) + .map((c) => c.through), + ); for (const lease of leases.values()) { const parsed = parseId(lease.id); - if (parsed?.kind !== 'draft' || parsed.through !== through) continue; + if (parsed?.kind !== 'draft' || !later.has(parsed.through)) continue; if (lease.phase === 'ended' && lease.reason === 'released') return true; } return false; diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/index.ts b/packages/ambion/src/index.ts index f9bbb4a..0b35909 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/index.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/index.ts @@ -114,7 +114,6 @@ export type { SeatRoom, SeatRow, Stale, - Steer, ViewResponse, Wake, } from './wire.ts'; diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/lease.ts b/packages/ambion/src/lease.ts index 79de62d..0e27e87 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/lease.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/lease.ts @@ -2,44 +2,63 @@ * Activations, named by what caused them. * * An activation's id is derived from the log: the seq of the message that - * woke the seat and the seat's name, or the close it answers and the - * attempt number. Nothing mints an id, so a wake is safe to send twice, a - * retried commit lands once, and a request from an activation whose lease - * ended is refused because the fold says so. + * woke the seat and the seat's name, or the close it answers, and the + * attempt number after the first. Nothing mints an id, so a wake is safe to + * send twice, a retried commit lands once, and a request from an activation + * whose lease ended is refused because the fold says so. * * A lease has two phases. `running` is a claim or a renewal, with an - * expiry; `ended` is terminal, with a reason. The last row for an id wins, - * and an ended lease never runs again. + * expiry; `ended` is terminal, with a reason. Every row carries `heard`, + * the seq the activation has taken. The last row for an id wins, and an + * ended lease never runs again. + * + * A wake is a message and a seat it reaches. It is answered by any lease of + * that seat that heard the message and ran to a release, a refusal or a + * revocation, or that spoke while it ran. A lease that expired or failed + * without speaking answers nothing: the wake stays pending, the failure + * counts as one attempt, and the room wakes the seat again after the + * backoff, up to the cap. */ import type { Message, Seq } from './types.ts'; -import type { CloseRow, EndReason, LeaseRow } from './wire.ts'; +import type { EndReason, LeaseRow } from './wire.ts'; -/** The id of the activation a message wakes on a seat. */ -export const activationId = (seq: Seq, seat: string): string => `${seq}:${seat}`; +/** The id of the activation a message wakes on a seat: the first attempt bare, later ones numbered. */ +export const activationId = (seq: Seq, seat: string, attempt = 1): string => + attempt === 1 ? `${seq}:${seat}` : `${seq}:${seat}:${attempt}`; /** The id of the assistant's attempt at the summary a close owes. */ export const draftId = (through: Seq, attempt: number): string => `close:${through}:${attempt}`; export type ParsedId = - { kind: 'wake'; seq: Seq; seat: string } | { kind: 'draft'; through: Seq; attempt: number }; + | { kind: 'wake'; seq: Seq; seat: string; attempt: number } + | { kind: 'draft'; through: Seq; attempt: number }; /** What an id says caused the activation, or nothing for an id the room did not derive. */ export function parseId(id: string): ParsedId | undefined { const draft = /^close:(\d+):(\d+)$/.exec(id); if (draft) return { kind: 'draft', through: Number(draft[1]), attempt: Number(draft[2]) }; - const wake = /^(\d+):([a-z][a-z0-9-]*)$/.exec(id); - if (wake) return { kind: 'wake', seq: Number(wake[1]), seat: wake[2] ?? '' }; + const wake = /^(\d+):([a-z][a-z0-9-]*)(?::(\d+))?$/.exec(id); + if (wake) { + return { + kind: 'wake', + seq: Number(wake[1]), + seat: wake[2] ?? '', + attempt: wake[3] === undefined ? 1 : Number(wake[3]), + }; + } return undefined; } -/** The last row for one id: whether it runs, until when, or why it ended. */ +/** The last row for one id: whether it runs, until when, or why it ended, and how far it heard. */ export interface LeaseState { id: string; phase: 'running' | 'ended'; /** When a running lease expires, in milliseconds since the epoch. */ expiry?: number; reason?: EndReason; + /** The seq the activation has taken. Never lower than an earlier row said. */ + heard: Seq; /** When the last row was written, ISO. */ at: string; } @@ -47,13 +66,15 @@ export interface LeaseState { export function foldLeases(rows: readonly LeaseRow[]): Map { const leases = new Map(); for (const row of rows) { + const known = leases.get(row.id); // Ended is terminal: a renewal that lands after the end changes nothing. - if (leases.get(row.id)?.phase === 'ended') continue; + if (known?.phase === 'ended') continue; + const heard = Math.max(known?.heard ?? 0, row.heard); leases.set( row.id, row.phase === 'running' - ? { id: row.id, phase: 'running', expiry: row.expiry, at: row.at } - : { id: row.id, phase: 'ended', reason: row.reason, at: row.at }, + ? { id: row.id, phase: 'running', expiry: row.expiry, heard, at: row.at } + : { id: row.id, phase: 'ended', reason: row.reason, heard, at: row.at }, ); } return leases; @@ -66,41 +87,101 @@ export const isExpired = (lease: LeaseState, now: number): boolean => export const isLive = (lease: LeaseState, now: number): boolean => lease.phase === 'running' && !isExpired(lease, now); -/** A wake the room decided and no lease has answered. */ +/** A wake on the log that no lease of its seat has answered. */ export interface PendingWake { + /** The id of the next attempt. */ id: string; seat: string; - /** When the wake was decided, ISO: the message's or the close's `at`. */ + seq: Seq; + /** When the message was written, ISO. */ at: string; + /** How many activations heard this message and came to nothing. */ + attempts: number; + /** When the next attempt may start, or undefined when it may start now. */ + notBefore: number | undefined; +} + +export interface WakeOptions { + /** How many attempts the room makes at one wake. */ + attempts: number; + /** How long the room waits before the next attempt, after `attempt` failed ones. */ + backoff(attempt: number): number; } +const CAME_TO_NOTHING: ReadonlySet = new Set(['failed', 'expired']); + /** - * Every wake on the log that no lease row answers: a seat a message names in - * `wakes`, and the assistant a close names. A wake is pending until the seat - * claims the lease, whoever sent it and however often, for as long as the - * seat is on the roster. + * Every wake a message decided that no lease has answered, for a seat still + * on the roster and under the cap. A seat that left the roster answers no + * wake: what it was sent is not pending. */ export function pendingWakes( messages: readonly Message[], - closes: readonly CloseRow[], leases: ReadonlyMap, - assistant: string, roster: ReadonlySet, + options: WakeOptions, ): PendingWake[] { - const decided: PendingWake[] = []; + const spoke = new Set( + messages.flatMap((m) => (m.activationId === undefined ? [] : [m.activationId])), + ); + const bySeat = leasesBySeat(leases, roster); + const pending: PendingWake[] = []; for (const message of messages) { - for (const seat of message.wakes ?? []) { - decided.push({ id: activationId(message.seq, seat), seat, at: message.at }); + for (const seat of (message.wakes ?? []).filter((name) => roster.has(name))) { + const wake = statusOf(message, seat, bySeat.get(seat) ?? [], spoke, options); + if (wake !== undefined) pending.push(wake); } } - for (const close of closes) { - if (close.wakes?.length) - decided.push({ id: draftId(close.through, 1), seat: assistant, at: close.at }); + return pending; +} + +/** The leases a message wake claimed, by the seat they belong to, for seats on the roster. */ +function leasesBySeat( + leases: ReadonlyMap, + roster: ReadonlySet, +): Map { + const bySeat = new Map(); + for (const lease of leases.values()) { + const parsed = parseId(lease.id); + if (parsed?.kind !== 'wake' || !roster.has(parsed.seat)) continue; + bySeat.set(parsed.seat, [...(bySeat.get(parsed.seat) ?? []), lease]); } - // A seat that left the roster answers no wake: what it was sent is not pending. - return decided.filter((wake) => !leases.has(wake.id) && roster.has(wake.seat)); + return bySeat; +} + +/** The wake as pending, or nothing when a lease answered it or the cap was reached. */ +function statusOf( + message: Message, + seat: string, + leases: readonly LeaseState[], + spoke: ReadonlySet, + options: WakeOptions, +): PendingWake | undefined { + const heard = leases.filter((lease) => lease.heard >= message.seq); + if (heard.some((lease) => answers(lease, spoke))) return undefined; + const failed = heard.filter((lease) => !spoke.has(lease.id) && cameToNothing(lease)); + const attempts = failed.length; + if (attempts >= options.attempts) return undefined; + const last = Math.max(0, ...failed.map((lease) => Date.parse(lease.at))); + return { + id: activationId(message.seq, seat, attempts + 1), + seat, + seq: message.seq, + at: message.at, + attempts, + notBefore: attempts === 0 ? undefined : last + options.backoff(attempts), + }; } +/** A lease that heard the message answers it: it runs, it ran to its end, or it spoke. */ +function answers(lease: LeaseState, spoke: ReadonlySet): boolean { + if (lease.phase === 'running' || spoke.has(lease.id)) return true; + return !cameToNothing(lease); +} + +const cameToNothing = (lease: LeaseState): boolean => + lease.phase === 'ended' && lease.reason !== undefined && CAME_TO_NOTHING.has(lease.reason); + /** The seat an id belongs to: the one it names, or the assistant for a draft. */ export function seatOf(id: string, assistant: string): string | undefined { const parsed = parseId(id); diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/log.ts b/packages/ambion/src/log.ts index 1fa900f..7f7f45b 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/log.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/log.ts @@ -80,6 +80,7 @@ export class RoomLog { private readonly byKey = new Map(); /** The serial queue. One commit at a time, in the order they were asked for. */ private tail: Promise = Promise.resolve(); + private closed = false; constructor(open: Promise) { this.ready = this.replay(open); @@ -124,7 +125,7 @@ export class RoomLog { row: RowData | (() => RowData | undefined), ): Promise { const link = this.tail.then(async () => { - const piSession = await this.ready; + const piSession = await this.open(); const data = typeof row === 'function' ? row() : row; if (data === undefined) return false; const stamped = { ...data, after: this.lastSeq }; @@ -153,11 +154,26 @@ export class RoomLog { return link; } + /** + * Closed: every write from here on fails, and nothing is cached. A room + * dropped from memory closes its log, so a write it still had in flight + * fails the way a process that died would have failed to make it. + */ + close(): void { + this.closed = true; + } + + /** The session to write to, or the failure a closed log answers every write with. */ + private async open(): Promise { + if (this.closed) throw new Error('The log is closed.'); + return this.ready; + } + private async land( intent: CommitIntent, landed: ((message: T) => void) | undefined, ): Promise> { - const piSession = await this.ready; + const piSession = await this.open(); const seen = intent.key === undefined ? undefined : this.byKey.get(intent.key); if (seen !== undefined) return { message: seen as T, repeated: true }; if (intent.readThrough !== undefined && this.lastSeq > intent.readThrough) { diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/reconcile.ts b/packages/ambion/src/reconcile.ts index ea925aa..b604803 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/reconcile.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/reconcile.ts @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ */ import { draftOver } from './assistant.ts'; import type { Owed, RoomState } from './fold.ts'; -import { draftId, isExpired, isLive, parseId, seatOf } from './lease.ts'; +import { draftId, isExpired, isLive, type PendingWake, parseId, seatOf } from './lease.ts'; import type { CloseRow, LeaseRow, Without } from './wire.ts'; export interface DecideOptions { @@ -41,15 +41,10 @@ export interface Decision { } /** - * The seats holding a live lease or a pending wake, by name. `sent` names - * the wakes this room sent that the log does not carry — a retry of a draft - * — and one of those is live until a lease answers it. + * The seats holding a live lease, a pending wake, or a draft that is due, + * by name, with the ids that make them live. */ -export function liveSeats( - state: RoomState, - now: number, - sent: Iterable = [], -): Map { +export function liveSeats(state: RoomState, now: number): Map { const assistant = state.composition?.assistant ?? ''; const live = new Map(); const add = (seat: string | undefined, id: string) => { @@ -60,20 +55,12 @@ export function liveSeats( if (isLive(lease, now)) add(seatOf(lease.id, assistant), lease.id); } for (const wake of state.pending) add(wake.seat, wake.id); - for (const id of sent) { - if (unanswered(state, id)) add(seatOf(id, assistant), id); + for (const owed of state.owed) { + if (due(owed, now)) add(assistant, draftId(owed.through, owed.attempts + 1)); } return live; } -/** A wake the room sent that no lease answers, for a seat still on the roster, and not pending on the log already. */ -function unanswered(state: RoomState, id: string): boolean { - const seat = seatOf(id, state.composition?.assistant ?? ''); - if (seat === undefined || state.leases.has(id)) return false; - if (!state.roster.some((s) => s.name === seat)) return false; - return !state.pending.some((wake) => wake.id === id); -} - /** * Whether the exchange is still being worked on: a seat that speaks for * itself is live, or the assistant is composing. The assistant drafting a @@ -90,8 +77,9 @@ export function working(state: RoomState, now: number): boolean { export function decide(state: RoomState, options: DecideOptions): Decision { const expired = expiries(state, options.now); - const close = options.stopped ? undefined : closing(state, options.now); - const sends = options.stopped ? [] : dueWakes(state, close, options); + // An expiry changes what is pending: the close waits for the fold that holds it. + const close = options.stopped || expired.length > 0 ? undefined : closing(state, options.now); + const sends = options.stopped ? [] : dueWakes(state, options); return { expired, close, @@ -104,7 +92,13 @@ function expiries(state: RoomState, now: number): Decision['expired'] { const at = new Date(now).toISOString(); return [...state.leases.values()] .filter((lease) => isExpired(lease, now)) - .map((lease) => ({ id: lease.id, phase: 'ended' as const, reason: 'expired' as const, at })); + .map((lease) => ({ + id: lease.id, + phase: 'ended' as const, + reason: 'expired' as const, + heard: lease.heard, + at, + })); } /** The exchange closes when nothing works on it. It names the assistant when it owes a summary. */ @@ -125,34 +119,23 @@ function closing(state: RoomState, now: number): Decision['close'] { } /** - * Every wake the room sends now: a pending wake never sent, or sent longer - * ago than the resend window; the wake a close decided here; and an owed - * draft whose backoff has passed while the assistant is idle. + * Every wake the room sends now: a pending wake whose backoff has passed, + * and an owed draft whose backoff has passed, each one never sent by this + * room or sent longer ago than the resend window. */ -function dueWakes(state: RoomState, close: Decision['close'], options: DecideOptions): Send[] { +function dueWakes(state: RoomState, options: DecideOptions): Send[] { const assistant = state.composition?.assistant ?? ''; - const sends = new Map(); + const sends: Send[] = []; for (const wake of state.pending) { - if (unsent(wake.id, options)) sends.set(wake.id, { id: wake.id, seat: wake.seat }); + if (ready(wake, options.now) && unsent(wake.id, options)) { + sends.push({ id: wake.id, seat: wake.seat }); + } } - if (close?.wakes?.length) { - const id = draftId(close.through, 1); - sends.set(id, { id, seat: assistant }); + for (const owed of state.owed) { + const id = draftId(owed.through, owed.attempts + 1); + if (due(owed, options.now) && unsent(id, options)) sends.push({ id, seat: assistant }); } - if (close === undefined) { - for (const id of dueDrafts(state, options)) sends.set(id, { id, seat: assistant }); - } - return [...sends.values()]; -} - -/** The draft of every owed summary whose backoff has passed, while the assistant is idle. */ -function dueDrafts(state: RoomState, options: DecideOptions): string[] { - const assistant = state.composition?.assistant ?? ''; - if (liveSeats(state, options.now).has(assistant)) return []; - return state.owed - .filter((owed) => due(owed, options)) - .map((owed) => draftId(owed.through, owed.attempts + 1)) - .filter((id) => !state.leases.has(id) && unsent(id, options)); + return sends; } /** A wake this room never sent, or sent longer ago than the resend window. */ @@ -161,21 +144,25 @@ function unsent(id: string, options: DecideOptions): boolean { return sent === undefined || options.now - sent >= options.resend; } -/** An owed draft under the cap whose backoff has passed. */ -function due(owed: Owed, options: DecideOptions): boolean { - if (owed.attempts >= options.attempts) return false; - return owed.notBefore === undefined || owed.notBefore <= options.now; -} +/** A pending wake whose backoff has passed. */ +const ready = (wake: PendingWake, now: number): boolean => + wake.notBefore === undefined || wake.notBefore <= now; + +/** An owed draft whose backoff has passed. The fold holds the cap. */ +const due = (owed: Owed, now: number): boolean => + owed.notBefore === undefined || owed.notBefore <= now; function nextAlarm(state: RoomState, options: DecideOptions): number | undefined { + const again = (id: string, notBefore: number | undefined) => + notBefore !== undefined && notBefore > options.now + ? notBefore + : (options.sentAt(id) ?? options.now) + options.resend; const times = [ ...[...state.leases.values()] .filter((lease) => isLive(lease, options.now)) .map((lease) => lease.expiry ?? 0), - ...state.pending.map((wake) => (options.sentAt(wake.id) ?? options.now) + options.resend), - ...state.owed - .filter((owed) => owed.attempts < options.attempts) - .map((owed) => owed.notBefore ?? 0), + ...state.pending.map((wake) => again(wake.id, wake.notBefore)), + ...state.owed.map((owed) => again(draftId(owed.through, owed.attempts + 1), owed.notBefore)), ]; const future = times.filter((at) => at > options.now); return future.length === 0 ? undefined : Math.min(...future); diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/seat.ts b/packages/ambion/src/seat.ts index f193d7d..85811d9 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/seat.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/seat.ts @@ -30,9 +30,9 @@ import { type Composing, type Draft, seatTool, standDown, summariseTool } from ' import { persistTurns } from './log.ts'; import { refusal } from './render.ts'; import type { ModelResolver, Runtime, SessionOpener } from './runtime.ts'; -import type { AgentDefinition, Attention, Message, SessionEvent } from './types.ts'; +import type { AgentDefinition, Attention, Message, Seq, SessionEvent } from './types.ts'; import { isAmbionTool, isSpoken } from './types.ts'; -import type { ActivationView, CommitResponse, SeatPort, SeatRoom, Steer, Wake } from './wire.ts'; +import type { ActivationView, CommitResponse, SeatPort, SeatRoom, Wake } from './wire.ts'; import { builtinTools, toolContext } from './workspace.ts'; // -- routing ----------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -240,12 +240,23 @@ export class SeatActor implements SeatPort { private readonly context: SeatContext, ) {} + /** + * A wake starts an activation when none runs. While one runs, a wake a + * message caused is steered into it (rule 2), and the lease says so; any + * other wake runs next. + */ async wake(wake: Wake): Promise { - if (this.current !== undefined) { - if (this.current.id !== wake.activation) this.queued = wake.activation; + if (this.current === undefined) { + void this.run(wake.activation); + return; + } + if (this.current.id === wake.activation) return; + if (wake.steer === undefined) { + this.queued = wake.activation; return; } - void this.run(wake.activation); + const activation = this.current.activation; + if (activation.steer(wake.steer.seq, wake.steer.line)) await this.renew(activation); } /** @@ -260,12 +271,6 @@ export class SeatActor implements SeatPort { await this.take(id); } - async steer(steer: Steer): Promise { - if (this.current?.id === steer.activation) { - this.current.activation.steer(steer.message, steer.line); - } - } - /** Cut the activation in flight. The room writes what that means. */ abort(): void { this.current?.activation.abort(); @@ -311,29 +316,48 @@ export class SeatActor implements SeatPort { /** The lease is released, however the activation went. A room that is gone answers stale, and that is fine. */ private async release(id: string, activation: Activation): Promise { try { - await this.room.lease({ activation: id, phase: 'ended', reason: activation.reason }); + await this.room.lease({ + activation: id, + phase: 'ended', + reason: activation.reason, + heard: activation.taken, + }); } catch { // The release never reached the room: the lease expires there, which // the room reports as a failed activation. } } - /** Renew at half the expiry, for as long as the activation runs. A refused renewal ends it. */ + /** One renewal, carrying what the activation has taken. A refused renewal ends it. */ + private async renew(activation: Activation): Promise { + try { + const renewed = await this.room.lease({ + activation: activation.id, + phase: 'running', + heard: activation.taken, + }); + if ('stale' in renewed) { + activation.abort(); + return undefined; + } + return renewed.ok.expiry; + } catch { + // The renewal never reached the room: the lease expires there, and + // the next call this seat makes is answered stale. + return undefined; + } + } + + /** Renew at half the expiry, for as long as the activation runs. */ private renewUntil(activation: Activation, firstExpiry: number): () => void { const clock = this.context.runtime.clock; let cancel = () => {}; const schedule = (expiry: number) => { - cancel = clock.alarm(clock.now() + (expiry - clock.now()) / 2, () => void renew()); + cancel = clock.alarm(clock.now() + (expiry - clock.now()) / 2, () => void again()); }; - const renew = async () => { - try { - const renewed = await this.room.lease({ activation: activation.id, phase: 'running' }); - if ('stale' in renewed) activation.abort(); - else schedule(renewed.ok.expiry); - } catch { - // The renewal never reached the room: the lease expires there, and - // the next call this seat makes is answered stale. - } + const again = async () => { + const expiry = await this.renew(activation); + if (expiry !== undefined) schedule(expiry); }; schedule(firstExpiry); return () => cancel(); @@ -343,7 +367,7 @@ export class SeatActor implements SeatPort { const { runtime, room, seat, sessions } = this.context; return { view: () => this.room.view(id), - renew: () => this.room.lease({ activation: id, phase: 'running' }), + renew: (heard: Seq) => this.room.lease({ activation: id, phase: 'running', heard }), build: (view: ActivationView, activation: Activation) => this.build(view, activation), persist: (agent: PiAgent) => { this.audit ??= sessions.open(`${room}:${seat}`, room); diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/session.ts b/packages/ambion/src/session.ts index 42b2735..102fa41 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/session.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/session.ts @@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ import type { SessionRepo, StreamFn } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; import { assertAssistant } from './assistant.ts'; import type { Exchange } from './exchange.ts'; import { foldRoom, type RoomState } from './fold.ts'; -import { activationId, isExpired, isLive, parseId, seatOf } from './lease.ts'; +import { activationId, draftId, isExpired, isLive, parseId, seatOf } from './lease.ts'; import { type Committed, RoomLog } from './log.ts'; import type { VisitRuntime } from './presence.ts'; import { decide, liveSeats, working } from './reconcile.ts'; @@ -510,9 +510,9 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { return this.live(this.state()).size === 0; } - /** The seats live now, counting the wakes this room sent that no lease has answered. */ + /** The seats live now: a lease held, a wake pending, or a draft due. */ private live(state: RoomState): Map { - return liveSeats(state, this.now(), this.sentAt.keys()); + return liveSeats(state, this.now()); } // -- people ----------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -681,12 +681,14 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { } /** - * Who wakes for a message — the room's whole policy in one place, and the + * Who hears a message — the room's whole policy in one place, and the * same for what a person said, what a person did, and what a colleague - * said. What wakes an idle seat is the attention it was seated at, against - * the reach of the message (rules 1, 4 and 6, in `wakes`); a seat already - * live hears it as a steer instead (rule 2). A person's question that opens - * an exchange also wakes the assistant, when the reserve holds anybody. + * said. An idle seat hears it when the attention it was seated at reaches + * the message (rules 1, 4 and 6, in `wakes`); a seat already at work + * hears everything (rule 2), except the assistant while it composes. A + * person's question that opens an exchange also wakes the assistant, when + * the reserve holds anybody. The seat side decides what hearing means: + * a fresh activation, or a steer into the one that runs. */ private routing(message: Message, state: RoomState): string[] { const author = authorOf(message); @@ -704,8 +706,10 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { ] : state.roster; const woken = roster - .filter((seat) => seat.name !== author && !live.has(seat.name)) - .filter((seat) => wakes(seat, target, message, fromAssistant)) + .filter((seat) => seat.name !== author) + .filter( + (seat) => wakes(seat, target, message, fromAssistant) || this.atWork(seat.name, state), + ) .map((seat) => seat.name); if (this.opensExchange(message, state) && state.reserve.length > 0 && !live.has(assistant)) { woken.push(assistant); @@ -713,6 +717,20 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { return woken; } + /** + * A seat holding a live lease hears every message. The assistant does not: + * a composing activation decides on the question as it was asked, and what + * the seats say while it decides is theirs to say; a drafting activation + * learns what landed from the refusal of its draft, which carries it. + */ + private atWork(seat: string, state: RoomState): boolean { + if (seat === this.assistant) return false; + const now = this.now(); + return [...state.leases.values()].some( + (lease) => seatOf(lease.id, this.assistant) === seat && isLive(lease, now), + ); + } + private opensExchange(message: Message, state: RoomState): boolean { return state.exchange === undefined && isSpoken(message) && state.people.has(message.from); } @@ -730,38 +748,19 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { this.emit({ type: 'exchange_opened', exchange: state.exchange }); } for (const seat of message.wakes ?? []) this.send(activationId(message.seq, seat), seat); - this.steer(message, state); void this.reconcile(); } - /** Every seat live for another activation hears the message inside it (rule 2). */ - private steer(message: Message, state: RoomState): void { - const author = authorOf(message); - const woken = new Set(message.wakes ?? []); - const line = renderLine(message); - for (const [seat, ids] of this.live(state)) { - if (seat === author || woken.has(seat)) continue; - for (const id of ids.filter((id) => this.hearsSteers(seat, id))) { - void this.port(seat) - .steer({ seat, activation: id, message, line }) - .catch(() => {}); - } - } - } - - /** - * A composing activation decides on the question as it was asked, and what - * the seats say while it decides is theirs to say: steering it in would hand - * the assistant answers to weigh and no hand to weigh them with. - */ - private hearsSteers(seat: string, id: string): boolean { - return !(seat === this.assistant && parseId(id)?.kind === 'wake'); - } - + /** One wake over the wire. A wake a message caused carries the line a running activation is steered with. */ private send(id: string, seat: string): void { this.sentAt.set(id, this.now()); + const parsed = parseId(id); + const message = + parsed?.kind === 'wake' ? this.log.messages.find((m) => m.seq === parsed.seq) : undefined; + const steer = + message === undefined ? {} : { steer: { seq: message.seq, line: renderLine(message) } }; void this.port(seat) - .wake({ room: this.name, seat, activation: id }) + .wake({ room: this.name, seat, activation: id, ...steer }) .catch(() => {}); } @@ -885,19 +884,27 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { return stale('the seat is not on the roster'); } return lease.phase === 'running' - ? this.claim(lease.activation, seat) + ? this.claim(lease.activation, seat, lease.heard ?? 0) : this.release(lease, seat); } - /** A claim, or a renewal: the lease runs until `expiry`, unless it had ended. */ - private async claim(id: string, seat: string): Promise { + /** + * A claim, or a renewal: the lease runs until `expiry`, unless it had + * ended. A fresh claim is taken only for an activation the fold says is + * due: the next attempt at a pending wake, or at an owed draft. Anything + * else was answered already, and a second run of it would answer twice. + */ + private async claim(id: string, seat: string, heard: Seq): Promise { const expiry = this.now() + this.runtime.wake.expiry; let fresh = false; const written = await this.log.write('lease', () => { - const known = this.state().leases.get(id); + const state = this.state(); + const known = state.leases.get(id); + if (known === undefined && !this.due(state).has(id)) return undefined; if (known !== undefined && !isLive(known, this.now())) return undefined; fresh = known === undefined; - return { id, phase: 'running', expiry, at: this.iso() }; + const taken = Math.max(known?.heard ?? this.log.lastSeq, heard); + return { id, phase: 'running', expiry, heard: taken, at: this.iso() }; }); if (!written) return stale('the lease ended'); if (fresh) { @@ -908,22 +915,40 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { return { ok: { expiry, lastSeq: this.log.lastSeq } }; } + /** The ids the fold says may claim a fresh lease now. */ + private due(state: RoomState): Set { + return new Set([ + ...state.pending.map((wake) => wake.id), + ...state.owed.map((owed) => draftId(owed.through, owed.attempts + 1)), + ]); + } + private async release(lease: Lease, seat: string): Promise { - const ended = await this.end(lease.activation, seat, lease.reason ?? 'released'); + const ended = await this.end(lease.activation, seat, lease.reason ?? 'released', lease.heard); if (!ended) return stale('the lease ended'); void this.reconcile(); return { ok: { expiry: this.now(), lastSeq: this.log.lastSeq } }; } - /** End one lease, for whatever reason, and say so once. Nothing to end is not an error. */ - private async end(id: string, seat: string, reason: EndReason): Promise { + /** + * End one lease, for whatever reason, and say so once. Nothing to end is + * not an error. A revocation may name an activation that never claimed: + * the row ends it before it starts, and the wake it stood for is answered. + */ + private async end(id: string, seat: string, reason: EndReason, heard = 0): Promise { + let started = true; const written = await this.log.write('lease', () => { const known = this.state().leases.get(id); - if (known === undefined || known.phase === 'ended') return undefined; - if (reason !== 'expired' && isExpired(known, this.now())) return undefined; - return { id, phase: 'ended', reason, at: this.iso() }; + if (known?.phase === 'ended') return undefined; + if (known === undefined && reason !== 'revoked') return undefined; + if (known !== undefined && reason !== 'expired' && isExpired(known, this.now())) + return undefined; + started = known !== undefined; + const taken = Math.max(known?.heard ?? this.log.lastSeq, heard); + return { id, phase: 'ended', reason, heard: taken, at: this.iso() }; }); if (!written) return false; + if (!started) return true; const spoke = this.state().messages.some((m) => m.activationId === id); this.emit({ type: 'activation_end', agent: seat, spoke }); if (reason === 'expired') { @@ -968,12 +993,11 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { } } - /** A wake a lease has answered, or whose seat left the roster, is not one this room waits on. */ + /** A wake the fold no longer says is due is not one this room waits on. */ private forget(state: RoomState): void { - const roster = new Set(state.roster.map((seat) => seat.name)); + const due = this.due(state); for (const id of this.sentAt.keys()) { - const seat = seatOf(id, this.assistant); - if (state.leases.has(id) || seat === undefined || !roster.has(seat)) this.sentAt.delete(id); + if (!due.has(id)) this.sentAt.delete(id); } } @@ -1038,13 +1062,15 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { if (!this.gone()) await this.reconcile(); } - /** Cut one seat: the seat side is aborted, and every lease it holds ends revoked. */ + /** + * Cut one seat: the seat side is aborted, every lease it holds ends + * revoked, and every wake pending for it is written off the same way, so + * nothing the seat was sent runs after the cut. + */ private async cut(seat: string, ids: string[]): Promise { const port = this.ports.get(seat); if (port instanceof SeatActor) port.abort(); - for (const id of ids) { - if (this.state().leases.has(id)) await this.end(id, seat, 'revoked'); - } + for (const id of ids) await this.end(id, seat, 'revoked'); } /** Closes the run: what is live is revoked, what is present is marked gone, and the name comes free. */ @@ -1081,9 +1107,14 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { } } - /** Dropped from memory: the alarm is cancelled, and every call a seat makes from now on is stale. */ + /** + * Dropped from memory: the alarm is cancelled, the log is closed, and + * every call a seat makes from now on is stale. The record keeps what + * landed before, and nothing this run had in flight lands after. + */ evict(): void { this.evicted = true; + this.log.close(); this.cancelAlarm(); for (const resolve of this.quietWaiters.splice(0)) resolve(); for (const resolve of this.settledWaiters.splice(0)) resolve(); diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/wire.ts b/packages/ambion/src/wire.ts index d8a1dd4..34ecc95 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/wire.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/wire.ts @@ -9,8 +9,9 @@ * The seat reaches the room through three calls: `view` reads what an * activation is given, `commit` puts one message on the record, and * `lease` claims, renews or releases the activation. The room reaches a - * seat through two: `wake` starts an activation, and `steer` hands a - * running one a message that landed. + * seat through one: `wake` names a message the seat has to hear, and the + * seat side decides whether that starts an activation or steers the one + * that runs. */ import type { Attention, Message, Seq } from './types.ts'; @@ -22,10 +23,15 @@ export type Without = T extends unknown ? Omit : /** Why a lease ended. */ export type EndReason = 'released' | 'failed' | 'refused' | 'revoked' | 'expired'; -/** One row about an activation: it holds a lease, or its lease ended. */ +/** + * One row about an activation: it holds a lease, or its lease ended. + * `heard` is the seq the activation has taken: what its view held when it + * claimed, then every message the seat side steered into it. A wake is + * answered once a lease of the seat has heard it. + */ export type LeaseRow = - | { id: string; after: Seq; phase: 'running'; expiry: number; at: string } - | { id: string; after: Seq; phase: 'ended'; reason: EndReason; at: string }; + | { id: string; after: Seq; phase: 'running'; expiry: number; heard: Seq; at: string } + | { id: string; after: Seq; phase: 'ended'; reason: EndReason; heard: Seq; at: string }; /** The room went quiet with an exchange open, and closed it. */ export interface CloseRow { @@ -56,22 +62,20 @@ export interface CompositionRow { // -- the room reaching a seat ------------------------------------------------- +/** + * A wake names the activation the seat runs for it. When a message caused + * it, `steer` carries the line a running activation is handed instead of a + * fresh start: the seat side reads it only while an activation runs. + */ export interface Wake { room: string; seat: string; activation: string; -} - -export interface Steer { - seat: string; - activation: string; - message: Message; - line: string; + steer?: { seq: Seq; line: string }; } export interface SeatPort { wake(wake: Wake): Promise; - steer(steer: Steer): Promise; } // -- a seat reaching its room ------------------------------------------------- @@ -121,6 +125,8 @@ export interface Lease { activation: string; phase: 'running' | 'ended'; reason?: EndReason; + /** The seq the activation has taken. The room keeps the higher of this and what it holds. */ + heard?: Seq; } export type LeaseResponse = { ok: { expiry: number; lastSeq: Seq } } | Stale; diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/lease.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/lease.test.ts index c70c184..245f940 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/lease.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/lease.test.ts @@ -1,6 +1,7 @@ /** * A wake is safe to send twice, a lost one is sent again, a lost release - * expires, and a lost steer is read off the record. Rule 4 of the design: + * expires, and a lost wake into a running activation is read off the + * record. Rule 4 of the design: * every activation's id is derived from the log, so nothing that crosses * the wire has to arrive exactly once. */ @@ -120,13 +121,9 @@ describe('a lease', () => { it('refuses a commit from an activation whose renewals were lost past the expiry', async () => { const held = deferred(); - // the claim goes through; every renewal after it is lost + // the claim goes through; the one renewal before the expiry is lost const renewals = (l: unknown) => (l as { phase: string }).phase === 'running'; - const faults: Fault[] = [ - { on: 'lease', kind: 'drop', match: renewals, skip: 1 }, - { on: 'lease', kind: 'drop', match: renewals }, - { on: 'lease', kind: 'drop', match: renewals }, - ]; + const faults: Fault[] = [{ on: 'lease', kind: 'drop', match: renewals, skip: 1 }]; const { session, clock } = open(faults, async (_c, _a, call) => { if (call !== 1) return quiet(); await held.promise; @@ -144,16 +141,24 @@ describe('a lease', () => { true, ); held.resolve(); - await session.quiet(); + await tick(); + await tick(); // the say arrived under a lease that ended, so nothing landed expect((await session.messages()).filter(isSpoken).map((m) => m.from)).toEqual(['andrei']); expect(events.filter((e) => e.type === 'activation_end')).toHaveLength(1); + // the activation came to nothing, so the room wakes the seat again after the backoff + expect(session.exchange()).toBeDefined(); + await clock.advance(30_000); + await session.quiet(); + expect(starts(events)).toBe(2); + expect(session.exchange()).toBeUndefined(); }); - it('rebuilds the activation when a steer was lost, and reads the message off the record', async () => { + it('rebuilds the activation when a wake into it was lost, and reads the message off the record', async () => { const held = deferred(); const contexts: string[] = []; - const { session } = open([{ on: 'steer', kind: 'drop' }], async (context, _a, call) => { + // the first wake starts the activation; the second, the steer into it, is lost + const { session } = open([{ on: 'wake', kind: 'drop', skip: 1 }], async (context, _a, call) => { contexts.push(contextText(context as Context)); if (call === 1) await held.promise; return quiet(); diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/live/resume.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/live/resume.test.ts index bad8008..6e3c2a9 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/live/resume.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/live/resume.test.ts @@ -1,16 +1,22 @@ /** * A room resumed over its log continues the exchange a crash cut through. * `docs/exchange.md` §5: a second runtime over the same storage resumes the - * name while a seat is active on a real model, the lease that seat held - * expires on the resumed room's own alarm, the exchange closes, and the - * assistant writes the summary. A scripted stream proves the mechanism; - * only a real request proves that a seat cut mid-request leaves the record - * whole. + * name while a seat is active on a real model, the wake the crash left + * pending is sent again, the lease the cut seat held expires on the resumed + * room's own alarm, the exchange closes, and the assistant writes the + * summary. A scripted stream proves the mechanism; only a real request + * proves that a seat cut mid-request leaves the record whole. + * + * The crash lands on the first say: the say is on the log, its author's + * lease is still running, and the say reaches the other seat. Two seats + * speak across the two runs, so the close owes a summary + * (`docs/assistant.md` §4). */ import { expect, it } from 'vitest'; import { createRuntime, InMemorySessionRepo, + isSpoken, isSummary, resumeSession, startSession, @@ -21,6 +27,7 @@ import { collect, roomName } from '../support/room.ts'; import { agent, assistant, + errorsIn, invariants, live, person, @@ -34,13 +41,19 @@ live('resume', () => { it('a second runtime resumes a room mid-exchange, expires the lease it held, and writes the summary', async () => { const planner = agent('planner', { identity: 'Production planner.', - instructions: - 'When asked about the batch, say in one sentence that production finishes on Thursday.', + instructions: ` + When asked about the batch, say in one sentence that production + finishes on Thursday. Say it even when a colleague has answered + already, and say nothing else. + `, }); const logistics = agent('logistics', { identity: 'Logistics desk.', - instructions: - 'When asked about the batch, say in one sentence that the carrier collects on Friday.', + instructions: ` + When asked about the batch, say in one sentence that the carrier + collects on Friday. Say it even when a colleague has answered + already, and say nothing else. + `, }); const repo = new InMemorySessionRepo(); const name = roomName('resume'); @@ -51,16 +64,23 @@ live('resume', () => { wake: { expiry: 15_000 }, }); const session = startSession({ name, assistant, agents: [planner, logistics], runtime: first }); - const started = new Promise((resolve) => { + const before = collect(session); + // The run dies as the first say lands: the say is on the log, its + // author's lease is not released, and no left is written. + const seats = new Set([planner.name, logistics.name]); + let spoke = ''; + const cut = new Promise((resolve) => { session.subscribe((e) => { - if (e.type === 'activation_start' && e.agent === 'planner') resolve(); + if (e.type !== 'message' || !isSpoken(e.message) || !seats.has(e.message.from)) return; + if (spoke !== '') return; + spoke = e.message.from; + first.evict(name); + resolve(); }); }); const visit = await visitSession(session, person); await visit.deliver({ text: 'Can we ship the batch on Friday?' }); - await within(started, 30_000, 'the planner starting'); - // The run dies mid-request: no lease is released, and no left is written. - first.evict(name); + await within(cut, 60_000, `a seat speaking (errors: ${JSON.stringify(errorsIn(before))})`); const second = createRuntime({ repo, @@ -74,12 +94,19 @@ live('resume', () => { const messages = await resumed.messages(); expect(resumed.exchange()).toBeUndefined(); + // both seats spoke across the two runs, and the other seat spoke in this one + const other = spoke === planner.name ? logistics.name : planner.name; + const said = messages.filter(isSpoken).map((m) => m.from); + expect(said).toContain(spoke); + expect(said).toContain(other); + expect(events.some((e) => e.type === 'message' && e.message.from === other)).toBe(true); expect(messages.filter(isSummary)).toHaveLength(1); - // the lease the first run held expired on the resumed room's alarm + // the lease the speaker held at the cut expired on the resumed room's alarm expect(events.some((e) => e.type === 'error' && /past its lease/.test(e.error.message))).toBe( true, ); - await invariants(resumed, events, { allowErrors: 1 }); + // the speaker's lease, and the other seat's if it was mid-request at the cut + await invariants(resumed, events, { allowErrors: 2 }); report('resume', await spent(repo, name)); await stopSession(resumed); }); diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/property.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/property.test.ts index b998a70..23d703e 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/property.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/property.test.ts @@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ const script = byAgent({ const STEPS = ['visit', 'leave', 'deliver', 'seat', 'unseat', 'advance', 'fault', 'crash'] as const; type Step = (typeof STEPS)[number]; -const OPERATIONS: Operation[] = ['wake', 'steer', 'view', 'commit', 'lease']; +const OPERATIONS: Operation[] = ['wake', 'view', 'commit', 'lease']; /** One walk: the room, the runtime it runs in, and what the walk did so far. */ class Walk { diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/reconcile.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/reconcile.test.ts index e6eb2cd..00e0b65 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/reconcile.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/reconcile.test.ts @@ -31,16 +31,18 @@ const arrived = (seq: number, from: string): LogEntry => ({ type: 'message', message: { kind: 'arrived', seq, at, from, identity: 'A person.' }, }); -const lease = (row: Without): LogEntry => ({ - type: 'lease', - lease: { ...row, after: 0 } as LeaseRow, -}); +/** A lease row. `heard` defaults to the seq its id names, or the close's `through` for a draft. */ +const lease = (row: Without & { heard?: number }): LogEntry => { + const named = /(\d+)/.exec(row.id.replace(/^close:/, '')); + const heard = row.heard ?? Number(named?.[1] ?? 0); + return { type: 'lease', lease: { ...row, heard, after: 0 } as LeaseRow }; +}; const close = (row: Omit): LogEntry => ({ type: 'close', close: { ...row, after: row.through, at }, }); -const fold = (entries: LogEntry[]): RoomState => foldRoom(entries, { backoff }); +const fold = (entries: LogEntry[]): RoomState => foldRoom(entries, { attempts: 3, backoff }); const options = (over: Partial = {}): DecideOptions => ({ now: T0, resend: 5_000, @@ -58,7 +60,7 @@ const opened = (): LogEntry[] => [ ]; describe('decide', () => { - it('ends a lease past its expiry, and closes the exchange it was holding open', () => { + it('ends a lease past its expiry, and holds the exchange open for the next attempt', () => { const state = fold([ ...opened(), lease({ id: '2:product', phase: 'running', expiry: T0 + 60_000, at }), @@ -73,14 +75,14 @@ describe('decide', () => { id: '2:product', phase: 'ended', reason: 'expired', + heard: 2, at: new Date(T0 + 60_000).toISOString(), }, ]); - expect(decision.close).toMatchObject({ owner: 'priya', from: 2, through: 2 }); - expect(decision.close?.wakes).toBeUndefined(); + expect(decision.close).toBeUndefined(); }); - it('closes an exchange nothing works on, and names the assistant when two agents spoke', () => { + it('closes an exchange nothing works on, names the assistant when two agents spoke, and drafts', () => { const state = fold([ ...opened(), lease({ id: '2:product', phase: 'running', expiry: T0 + 60_000, at }), @@ -96,7 +98,16 @@ describe('decide', () => { at, wakes: ['assistant'], }); - expect(decision.sends).toEqual([{ id: 'close:4:1', seat: 'assistant' }]); + expect(decision.sends).toEqual([]); + // once the close is on the log, the draft it owes is due + const closed = fold([ + ...opened(), + said(3, 'product', { activationId: '2:product' }), + said(4, 'product', { activationId: '2:product' }), + lease({ id: '2:product', phase: 'ended', reason: 'released', at }), + close({ owner: 'priya', from: 2, through: 4, wakes: ['assistant'] }), + ]); + expect(decide(closed, options()).sends).toEqual([{ id: 'close:4:1', seat: 'assistant' }]); }); it('holds the exchange open while a seat is live or a wake is pending, and lets a draft close none', () => { @@ -156,13 +167,80 @@ describe('decide', () => { { id: 'close:4:2', seat: 'assistant' }, ]); const capped = fold([...owed, failed(2, T0 + 40_000), failed(3, T0 + 100_000)]); - expect(capped.owed[0]?.attempts).toBe(3); + expect(capped.owed).toEqual([]); expect(decide(capped, options({ now: T0 + 1_000_000 }))).toMatchObject({ sends: [], alarmAt: undefined, }); }); + it('wakes a seat again after an activation that heard the message came to nothing', () => { + const expired = (id: string, when: number) => + lease({ id, phase: 'ended', reason: 'expired', at: new Date(when).toISOString() }); + // the seat claimed, heard the question, and its lease expired without a word + const once = fold([ + ...opened(), + lease({ id: '2:product', phase: 'running', expiry: T0 + 60_000, at }), + expired('2:product', T0 + 60_000), + ]); + expect(once.pending).toMatchObject([ + { id: '2:product:2', seat: 'product', seq: 2, attempts: 1, notBefore: T0 + 90_000 }, + ]); + expect(working(once, T0 + 60_000)).toBe(true); + expect(decide(once, options({ now: T0 + 60_000 }))).toMatchObject({ + sends: [], + close: undefined, + alarmAt: T0 + 90_000, + }); + expect(decide(once, options({ now: T0 + 90_000 })).sends).toEqual([ + { id: '2:product:2', seat: 'product' }, + ]); + // a second activation heard it and spoke, then expired: what it said stands, and nobody is woken again + const spoke = fold([ + ...opened(), + expired('2:product', T0 + 60_000), + lease({ id: '2:product:2', phase: 'running', expiry: T0 + 150_000, at }), + said(3, 'product', { activationId: '2:product:2' }), + expired('2:product:2', T0 + 150_000), + ]); + expect(spoke.pending).toEqual([]); + // at the cap the wake is dropped, and the exchange closes + const capped = fold([ + ...opened(), + expired('2:product', T0 + 60_000), + expired('2:product:2', T0 + 150_000), + expired('2:product:3', T0 + 300_000), + ]); + expect(capped.pending).toEqual([]); + expect(decide(capped, options({ now: T0 + 300_000 })).close).toMatchObject({ through: 2 }); + }); + + it('answers every wake a later activation of the seat heard', () => { + // the first activation died mid-request; a colleague's reply reached the seat while it ran + const state = fold([ + ...opened(), + lease({ id: '2:product', phase: 'running', expiry: T0 + 60_000, at }), + said(3, 'priya', { wakes: ['product'] }), + lease({ id: '2:product', phase: 'ended', reason: 'expired', at, heard: 2 }), + ]); + // both wakes are pending: the second was never heard, the first came to nothing + expect(state.pending.map((w) => [w.id, w.attempts])).toEqual([ + ['2:product:2', 1], + ['3:product', 0], + ]); + expect(decide(state, options({ now: T0 })).sends).toEqual([ + { id: '3:product', seat: 'product' }, + ]); + // the activation for the second heard through 3, so it answers the first as well + const answered = fold([ + ...opened(), + said(3, 'priya', { wakes: ['product'] }), + lease({ id: '2:product', phase: 'ended', reason: 'expired', at, heard: 2 }), + lease({ id: '3:product', phase: 'running', expiry: T0 + 60_000, at, heard: 3 }), + ]); + expect(answered.pending).toEqual([]); + }); + it('writes nothing the second time', () => { const entries = [ ...opened(), @@ -171,23 +249,31 @@ describe('decide', () => { said(4, 'product', { activationId: '2:product' }), ]; const now = T0 + 60_000; + // pass one: the lease expires, and the close waits for the fold that holds the expiry const first = decide(fold(entries), options({ now })); expect(first.expired).toHaveLength(1); - expect(first.close).toBeDefined(); - expect(first.sends).toHaveLength(1); - // apply: the rows land, the wakes are sent - const applied: LogEntry[] = [ - ...entries, - ...first.expired.map((row) => lease(row)), - ...(first.close ? [{ type: 'close' as const, close: { ...first.close, after: 4 } }] : []), + expect(first).toMatchObject({ close: undefined, sends: [] }); + // pass two: the activation spoke, so its wake is answered and the exchange closes + const expired: LogEntry[] = [...entries, ...first.expired.map((row) => lease(row))]; + const second = decide(fold(expired), options({ now })); + expect(second).toMatchObject({ expired: [], sends: [] }); + expect(second.close).toMatchObject({ through: 4, wakes: ['assistant'] }); + // pass three: the draft the close owes is sent + const closed: LogEntry[] = [ + ...expired, + ...(second.close ? [{ type: 'close' as const, close: { ...second.close, after: 4 } }] : []), ]; - const sent = new Set(first.sends.map((send) => send.id)); - const second = decide( - fold(applied), + const third = decide(fold(closed), options({ now })); + expect(third).toMatchObject({ expired: [], close: undefined }); + expect(third.sends).toEqual([{ id: 'close:4:1', seat: 'assistant' }]); + // pass four: nothing + const sent = new Set(third.sends.map((send) => send.id)); + const fourth = decide( + fold(closed), options({ now, sentAt: (id) => (sent.has(id) ? now : undefined) }), ); - expect(second).toMatchObject({ expired: [], close: undefined, sends: [] }); - expect(second.alarmAt).toBe(now + 5_000); + expect(fourth).toMatchObject({ expired: [], close: undefined, sends: [] }); + expect(fourth.alarmAt).toBe(now + 5_000); }); it('closes nothing and wakes nobody once stopped', () => { diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/restart.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/restart.test.ts index db5326a..464bc7d 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/restart.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/restart.test.ts @@ -196,11 +196,15 @@ describe.each(storages)('a room resumed on $name', (storage) => { await clock.advance(61_000); const resumed = await resumeSession(name, { runtime: runtime(), streamFn: scripted(script) }); const events = collect(resumed); + // the resume itself reported the expiry; the activation came to nothing, + // so the question is still open and alpha is woken again after the backoff + expect(resumed.exchange()).toMatchObject({ owner: 'priya' }); + expect(events.filter((e) => e.type === 'error')).toHaveLength(0); + await clock.advance(30_000); await resumed.quiet(); - // nothing was live, so the resume itself reported the expiry and closed the exchange + expect(events.filter((e) => e.type === 'activation_start')).toHaveLength(1); expect(resumed.exchange()).toBeUndefined(); expect(resumed.seats().find((s) => s.name === 'alpha')).toMatchObject({ status: 'idle' }); - expect(events.filter((e) => e.type === 'error')).toHaveLength(0); await stopSession(resumed); } finally { await opened.dispose(); diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/session.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/session.test.ts index b405b91..5030ab7 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/session.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/session.test.ts @@ -1,6 +1,7 @@ import type { Context } from '@earendil-works/pi-ai'; import { describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'; import { + createRuntime, defineAgent, defineHuman, InMemorySessionRepo, @@ -12,7 +13,8 @@ import { stopSession, visitSession, } from '../src/index.ts'; -import { andrei, assistant, collect, deferred, enter, roomName } from './support/room.ts'; +import { fakeClock } from './support/clock.ts'; +import { andrei, assistant, collect, deferred, enter, roomName, tick } from './support/room.ts'; import { byAgent, contextText, quiet, scripted, speak } from './support/scripted.ts'; /** The record's spoken half, which is what most of these tests are about. */ @@ -332,11 +334,14 @@ describe('startSession', () => { 'solo', ]); - // an activation that throws is an error event, never a silent decline + // an activation that throws is an error event, never a silent decline. + // The room wakes the seat again after the backoff, and gives up at the cap. + const clock = fakeClock(); const faulty = startSession({ name: roomName('error'), assistant, agents: [solo], + runtime: createRuntime({ clock }), streamFn: scripted(() => { throw new Error('boom'); }), @@ -344,9 +349,18 @@ describe('startSession', () => { const faultVisit = await visitSession(faulty, andrei); const faultEvents = collect(faulty); await faultVisit.deliver({ text: 'trigger' }); + await tick(); + await tick(); + const errors = () => faultEvents.filter((e) => e.type === 'error' && e.agent === 'solo'); + expect(errors()).toHaveLength(1); + expect(faulty.exchange()).toBeDefined(); + await clock.advance(30_000); + await clock.advance(60_000); await faulty.settled(); - expect(faultEvents.some((e) => e.type === 'error' && e.agent === 'solo')).toBe(true); + expect(errors()).toHaveLength(3); + expect(faulty.exchange()).toBeUndefined(); expect(spoken(await faulty.messages())).toHaveLength(1); + await stopSession(faulty); // abort quiets an active room, keeping what was already said const hung = startSession({ diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/support/transport.ts b/packages/ambion/test/support/transport.ts index 1def06e..623d58d 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/support/transport.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/support/transport.ts @@ -44,15 +44,12 @@ export function serializing(transport: Transport): SerializingTransport { lease: async (lease) => check('lease response', await room.lease(check('lease', lease))), }; const port = transport.connect(wrapped, seat, runtime); - return { - wake: (wake) => port.wake(check('wake', wake)), - steer: (steer) => port.steer(check('steer', steer)), - }; + return { wake: (wake) => port.wake(check('wake', wake)) }; }, }; } -export type Operation = 'wake' | 'steer' | 'view' | 'commit' | 'lease'; +export type Operation = 'wake' | 'view' | 'commit' | 'lease'; export interface Fault { on: Operation; @@ -67,8 +64,8 @@ export interface Fault { /** * A transport that fails the way a network does. Each fault is taken by the - * first request it matches, in order. A dropped wake or steer is lost; a - * dropped room call rejects, so the seat never learns the outcome. A + * first request it matches, in order. A dropped wake is lost; a dropped + * room call rejects, so the seat never learns the outcome. A * duplicated request is sent twice. A delayed one waits on the clock. */ export function faultyTransport(transport: Transport, faults: Fault[], clock: Clock): Transport { @@ -109,10 +106,7 @@ export function faultyTransport(transport: Transport, faults: Fault[], clock: Cl lease: (lease) => through('lease', lease, () => room.lease(lease)), }; const port: SeatPort = transport.connect(wrapped, seat, runtime); - return { - wake: (wake) => through('wake', wake, () => port.wake(wake)).catch(() => {}), - steer: (steer) => through('steer', steer, () => port.steer(steer)).catch(() => {}), - }; + return { wake: (wake) => through('wake', wake, () => port.wake(wake)).catch(() => {}) }; }, }; } diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/wire.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/wire.test.ts index a9f068f..36721e3 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/wire.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/wire.test.ts @@ -15,7 +15,6 @@ import { type LeaseResponse, type LeaseRow, roundTrip, - type Steer, type ViewResponse, type Wake, } from '../src/index.ts'; @@ -27,8 +26,8 @@ import { jsonl } from './support/storage.ts'; const at = '2026-01-01T09:00:00.000Z'; const rows: Record = { - running: { id: '2:product', after: 2, phase: 'running', expiry: 1767258060000, at }, - ended: { id: '2:product', after: 3, phase: 'ended', reason: 'released', at }, + running: { id: '2:product', after: 2, phase: 'running', expiry: 1767258060000, heard: 2, at }, + ended: { id: '2:product', after: 3, phase: 'ended', reason: 'released', heard: 3, at }, close: { owner: 'priya', from: 2, through: 4, after: 4, at, wakes: ['assistant'] }, composition: { assistant: 'assistant', @@ -40,12 +39,11 @@ const rows: Record = { }, }; -const wake: Wake = { room: 'site', seat: 'product', activation: '2:product' }; -const steer: Steer = { +const wake: Wake = { + room: 'site', seat: 'product', - activation: '2:product', - message: { kind: 'said', seq: 3, key: 'k', at, from: 'priya', text: 'And the pump?' }, - line: '[priya] And the pump?', + activation: '3:product', + steer: { seq: 3, line: '[priya] And the pump?' }, }; const view: ActivationView = { activation: 'close:4:1', @@ -112,7 +110,7 @@ const responses: Record = }; describe('the wire', () => { - it.each(Object.entries({ ...rows, wake, steer, ...requests, ...responses }))( + it.each(Object.entries({ ...rows, wake, ...requests, ...responses }))( 'carries %s unchanged', (_name, value) => { expect(() => assertWire(value)).not.toThrow(); diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/src/room-object.ts b/packages/cloudflare/src/room-object.ts index 4cbe811..edaac8f 100644 --- a/packages/cloudflare/src/room-object.ts +++ b/packages/cloudflare/src/room-object.ts @@ -73,10 +73,7 @@ function rpcTransport(env: Env): Transport { return { connect(room, seat) { const stub = env.SEAT.get(env.SEAT.idFromName(`${room.name}:${seat}`)); - return { - wake: (wake) => stub.wake(wake), - steer: (steer) => stub.steer(steer), - }; + return { wake: (wake) => stub.wake(wake) }; }, }; } diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/src/seat-object.ts b/packages/cloudflare/src/seat-object.ts index 164b500..a97de6d 100644 --- a/packages/cloudflare/src/seat-object.ts +++ b/packages/cloudflare/src/seat-object.ts @@ -1,13 +1,13 @@ /** * One seat as one Durable Object. A wake stores the activation id and sets * an alarm; the alarm claims the lease, reads the view, runs the activation - * to its end and releases the lease, all inside one alarm handler. A steer - * forwards to the activation in flight. The seat's audit session lives in - * the object's own SQLite. + * to its end and releases the lease, all inside one alarm handler. A wake + * that arrives while an activation runs is handed to the actor, which + * steers it in. The seat's audit session lives in the object's own SQLite. */ import { DurableObject } from 'cloudflare:workers'; -import type { SeatRoom, Steer, Wake } from '@ambionframework/ambion'; +import type { SeatRoom, Wake } from '@ambionframework/ambion'; import { SeatActor, systemClock } from '@ambionframework/ambion'; import { runtimeFor } from './configure.ts'; import type { Env } from './room-object.ts'; @@ -17,16 +17,19 @@ type Phase = 'pending' | 'running'; export class SeatObject extends DurableObject { private actor: SeatActor | undefined; - private current: string | undefined; /** * A wake for the activation the object holds, or for a fresh one when it * holds none, sets the alarm. A wake for a different activation while one - * is pending or running is ignored: the room sends it again. + * runs goes to the actor, which steers a message in; while one is pending + * it is ignored, and the room sends it again. */ async wake(wake: Wake): Promise { const held = await this.ctx.storage.get('activation'); - if (held !== undefined && held !== wake.activation) return; + if (held !== undefined && held !== wake.activation) { + if (this.actor !== undefined) await this.actor.wake(wake); + return; + } const wakes = (await this.ctx.storage.get('wakes')) ?? 0; await this.ctx.storage.put({ room: wake.room, @@ -50,11 +53,6 @@ export class SeatObject extends DurableObject { } } - async steer(steer: Steer): Promise { - if (this.actor !== undefined && this.current === steer.activation) - await this.actor.steer(steer); - } - /** How many wakes this seat has taken. The tests read it. */ async wakes(): Promise { return (await this.ctx.storage.get('wakes')) ?? 0; @@ -87,12 +85,10 @@ export class SeatObject extends DurableObject { stream: runtime.stream, model: runtime.model, }); - this.current = activation; try { await this.actor.run(activation); } finally { this.actor = undefined; - this.current = undefined; await this.clear(); } } From 8bd7a087e7b62f4fe76fcc47030ed75803389c5b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Wed, 9 Sep 2026 03:03:35 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 07/20] Add the chaos tier, and fix the three faults it found The evidence that the log is the truth is a crash at every write. One scenario runs once to count the appends its log takes, then once per append, crashing the room at that append: before the entry lands, and again after it landed and before the room heard. A world resumes the name in a fresh runtime, puts back the people who were present, and retries the host action that failed under the same key. Every run must come to the same record. The same scenario runs in a child process on a JSONL storage and is killed mid-activation, and the random walk now fails a write before or after it lands and crashes the room up to three times. `pnpm chaos` widens all three. The sweep found three faults, and each one has a fix and a test: - A write that lands while its confirmation is lost stayed invisible until the next write. The log now reads the storage at once, on the queue behind the failed write, tells the room what it found, and the room emits and routes for it as for a write it confirmed. A read of the record waits for the queue. - A reconcile pass whose write the storage refused dropped the alarm, so a lease that had run out was never ended. The pass now ends there and the room looks again after the resend window. - A visit whose arrival write failed left the room holding a handle for the person, so the next visit wrote no arrival and the person spoke without ever arriving. The room forgets the visit when the arrival fails. The invariants count what a resumed room inherited: the leases live at its resume end in this run, and an open exchange closes in it, with no start and no open of their own. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017i49PfakG27M56FjqvyG1e --- CLAUDE.md | 1 + docs/agent.md | 8 + docs/toolchain.md | 24 ++ package.json | 1 + packages/ambion/src/log.ts | 96 +++++- packages/ambion/src/session.ts | 91 +++++- packages/ambion/test/chaos.test.ts | 173 +++++++++++ packages/ambion/test/live/resume.test.ts | 13 +- packages/ambion/test/log.test.ts | 25 ++ packages/ambion/test/property.test.ts | 81 ++++- packages/ambion/test/support/cast.ts | 88 ++++++ packages/ambion/test/support/chaos.ts | 332 +++++++++++++++++++++ packages/ambion/test/support/child.ts | 53 ++++ packages/ambion/test/support/invariants.ts | 12 +- packages/ambion/test/support/scripted.ts | 15 +- packages/ambion/test/support/storage.ts | 58 ++-- planning/backlog.md | 48 ++- 17 files changed, 1045 insertions(+), 74 deletions(-) create mode 100644 packages/ambion/test/chaos.test.ts create mode 100644 packages/ambion/test/support/cast.ts create mode 100644 packages/ambion/test/support/chaos.ts create mode 100644 packages/ambion/test/support/child.ts diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index ae02ab7..85ad74c 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -60,6 +60,7 @@ pnpm install pnpm check # build, typecheck, lint, test — the gate CI runs pnpm format # biome --write, then prettier --write pnpm test:live # the room on a real model; needs _API_KEY and costs money +pnpm chaos # the crash sweep on both storages, the kill at every third write, 200 seeds of the walk ``` Run `pnpm format` and `pnpm check` before every push. CI runs the same gate. diff --git a/docs/agent.md b/docs/agent.md index 5d94ab3..ac5be8f 100644 --- a/docs/agent.md +++ b/docs/agent.md @@ -679,6 +679,14 @@ one per claim this document makes loudly: - a seat whose model call throws is woken again after the backoff, and the room gives up at the cap. +What a crash leaves is proved in +[`chaos.test.ts`](../packages/ambion/test/chaos.test.ts): the room crashes +at every write its log takes, before and after the entry lands, and is +killed from outside mid-activation, and a host that resumes it and retries +under the same key reaches the same record every time. +[`toolchain.md`](toolchain.md) §8 says how the sweep runs and how to widen +it. + All in-process, in vitest, on a scripted stream where determinism matters. A second tier, [`test/live`](../packages/ambion/test/live), runs the same diff --git a/docs/toolchain.md b/docs/toolchain.md index e184974..0074921 100644 --- a/docs/toolchain.md +++ b/docs/toolchain.md @@ -309,6 +309,30 @@ same invariants. The workerd tier, in `packages/cloudflare`, runs the room inside Cloudflare's runtime as part of `turbo test`, with no key and no network. +**The chaos tests are the evidence that the log is the truth.** They live in +[`test/chaos.test.ts`](../packages/ambion/test/chaos.test.ts) over the +harness in +[`test/support/chaos.ts`](../packages/ambion/test/support/chaos.ts), and +`pnpm test` runs them: + +- **A crash at every write.** One scenario runs once to count the appends + its log takes, then once per append, crashing the room at that append: + before the entry lands, and again after it landed and before the room + heard. The world resumes the name in a fresh runtime, puts back the + people who were present, and retries the host action that failed under + the same key. Every run must come to the same record: every delivery on + it once, every answer once, every summary owed written once. +- **A kill from outside.** The same scenario runs in a child process on a + JSONL storage, on the system clock, with short leases. The test sends + `SIGKILL` at a write, resumes over the directory, finishes the scenario, + and checks the same record. +- **The random walk** (`property.test.ts`) loses and repeats requests on + the wire, fails a write before or after it lands, and crashes the room + up to three times. + +`AMBION_CHAOS=all` widens the sweep to JSONL and the kill to every third +write; `pnpm chaos` runs both widened, with 200 seeds of the walk. + `pnpm test:live` runs the tier. Two configurations keep the tiers apart: `vitest.config.ts` excludes `test/live` from `pnpm test`, and `vitest.live.config.ts` includes nothing else. In the live configuration diff --git a/package.json b/package.json index f73834f..3b8c381 100644 --- a/package.json +++ b/package.json @@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ "build": "turbo build", "test": "turbo test", "test:live": "pnpm --filter @ambionframework/ambion run test:live", + "chaos": "AMBION_CHAOS=all AMBION_SEEDS=200 pnpm --filter @ambionframework/ambion exec vitest run test/chaos.test.ts test/property.test.ts", "check": "turbo run build check:types && pnpm run check:lint && turbo run test", "check:lint": "biome lint . --error-on-warnings && knip", "check:format": "prettier . --cache --check", diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/log.ts b/packages/ambion/src/log.ts index 7f7f45b..6b871b7 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/log.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/log.ts @@ -14,6 +14,13 @@ * `readThrough`: the seq its author has read. The queue refuses it when the * record moved past that, and hands back what the author missed — rule 5, * enforced where the write happens. + * + * An append that fails leaves the log in doubt: the storage may hold the + * entry, and the cache does not. The log reads what the storage holds past + * what it cached at once, on the queue behind the failed write, and again + * before the next write when that read failed too. A write whose + * confirmation was lost is on the record before anything lands on top of + * it, and a read of the record waits for the queue. */ import type { Agent, Session as PiSession } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; import type { Message, Seq } from './types.ts'; @@ -81,8 +88,24 @@ export class RoomLog { /** The serial queue. One commit at a time, in the order they were asked for. */ private tail: Promise = Promise.resolve(); private closed = false; + /** Pi's id of every entry the cache holds. */ + private readonly known = new Set(); + /** Pi's seq of the last replayed entry: a read past it finds what appends added. */ + private replayedThrough = 0; + /** An append failed, and the storage may hold what the cache does not. */ + private doubt = false; + /** The replay is over: what a read finds from now on is news, and `found` hears it. */ + private replayed = false; - constructor(open: Promise) { + /** + * `found` hears every entry the log finds on a read in doubt: it landed, + * and the writer never heard. The room acts on it the way it acts on a + * write it confirmed. + */ + constructor( + open: Promise, + private readonly found?: (entry: LogEntry, fresh: boolean) => void, + ) { this.ready = this.replay(open); // A host can hold a session and read nothing from it for hours, so // nothing may await `ready` for a long time. Mark the rejection handled @@ -93,18 +116,40 @@ export class RoomLog { private async replay(open: Promise): Promise { const piSession = await open; - const found = await piSession.findEntries(); + this.replayedThrough = await this.read(piSession, 0); + this.replayed = true; + return piSession; + } + + /** + * Cache every entry the storage holds past `afterSeq` that the cache + * lacks, and tell `found` about each one after the replay. Returns the + * last seq read. + */ + private async read(piSession: PiSession, afterSeq: number): Promise { + const found = (await piSession.findEntries()).filter((entry) => entry.seq > afterSeq); // findEntries does not promise append order; Pi's seq does. found.sort((a, b) => a.seq - b.seq); + let last = afterSeq; for (const entry of found) { - if (entry.type !== 'custom') continue; + last = Math.max(last, entry.seq); + if (entry.type !== 'custom' || this.known.has(entry.id)) continue; const known = toEntry(entry.customType, entry.data); - if (known) this.cache(known); + if (known === undefined) continue; + const fresh = known.type !== 'lease' || !this.holds(known.lease.id); + this.cache(known, entry.id); + if (this.replayed) this.found?.(known, fresh); } - return piSession; + return last; + } + + /** Whether the cache holds a row for this lease id already. */ + private holds(id: string): boolean { + return this.entries.some((entry) => entry.type === 'lease' && entry.lease.id === id); } - private cache(entry: LogEntry): void { + private cache(entry: LogEntry, id: string): void { + this.known.add(id); this.entries.push(entry); if (entry.type !== 'message') return; const message = entry.message; @@ -129,8 +174,8 @@ export class RoomLog { const data = typeof row === 'function' ? row() : row; if (data === undefined) return false; const stamped = { ...data, after: this.lastSeq }; - await piSession.appendCustomEntry(ENTRY_TYPES[type], stamped); - this.cache({ type, [type]: stamped } as unknown as LogEntry); + const id = await this.append(piSession, ENTRY_TYPES[type], stamped); + this.cache({ type, [type]: stamped } as unknown as LogEntry, id); return true; }); this.tail = link.catch(() => {}); @@ -163,10 +208,37 @@ export class RoomLog { this.closed = true; } - /** The session to write to, or the failure a closed log answers every write with. */ + /** + * The session to write to, or the failure a closed log answers every + * write with. A log in doubt reads the storage first. + */ private async open(): Promise { if (this.closed) throw new Error('The log is closed.'); - return this.ready; + const piSession = await this.ready; + if (this.doubt) { + await this.read(piSession, this.replayedThrough); + this.doubt = false; + } + return piSession; + } + + /** + * One append. A failure puts the log in doubt, whatever the storage did + * with the entry, and queues the read that settles it. + */ + private async append(piSession: PiSession, type: string, data: unknown): Promise { + try { + return await piSession.appendCustomEntry(type, data); + } catch (error) { + this.doubt = true; + this.tail = this.tail.then(() => this.open()).catch(() => {}); + throw error; + } + } + + /** Resolves once every write asked for so far has landed or failed, and every doubt is settled. */ + settled(): Promise { + return this.tail.then(() => {}); } private async land( @@ -185,8 +257,8 @@ export class RoomLog { seq: this.lastSeq + 1, ...(intent.key === undefined ? {} : { key: intent.key }), } as T; - await piSession.appendCustomEntry(ENTRY_TYPES.message, stamped); - this.cache({ type: 'message', message: stamped }); + const id = await this.append(piSession, ENTRY_TYPES.message, stamped); + this.cache({ type: 'message', message: stamped }, id); landed?.(stamped); return { message: stamped }; } diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/session.ts b/packages/ambion/src/session.ts index 102fa41..7427244 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/session.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/session.ts @@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ import { assertAssistant } from './assistant.ts'; import type { Exchange } from './exchange.ts'; import { foldRoom, type RoomState } from './fold.ts'; import { activationId, draftId, isExpired, isLive, parseId, seatOf } from './lease.ts'; -import { type Committed, RoomLog } from './log.ts'; +import { type Committed, type LogEntry, RoomLog } from './log.ts'; import type { VisitRuntime } from './presence.ts'; import { decide, liveSeats, working } from './reconcile.ts'; import { renderLine } from './render.ts'; @@ -65,6 +65,7 @@ import type { EndReason, Lease, LeaseResponse, + LeaseRow, SeatPort, SeatRow, ViewResponse, @@ -333,7 +334,7 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { this.name = name; this.runtime = runtime; this.sessions = options.repo ? sessionsOver(options.repo) : runtime.sessions; - this.log = new RoomLog(this.sessions.open(name)); + this.log = new RoomLog(this.sessions.open(name), (entry, fresh) => this.heard(entry, fresh)); this.stream = options.streamFn ?? runtime.stream; this.model = options.streamFn ? stubModel : runtime.model; this.starting = composition ? startingSeats(composition, name) : []; @@ -464,6 +465,7 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { async messages(options: { since?: Seq } = {}): Promise { await this.ready; + await this.log.settled(); return this.log.since(options.since); } @@ -529,13 +531,19 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { // A person the log holds as present is here already: a crash wrote no // `left`, and the host's word is what says otherwise. Nothing commits. if (this.state().people.get(human.name)?.presence !== 'present') { - await this.commitMessage(crypto.randomUUID(), undefined, () => ({ - kind: 'arrived', - at: this.iso(), - from: human.name, - identity: human.identity, - ...(human.preferences === undefined ? {} : { preferences: human.preferences }), - })); + try { + await this.commitMessage(crypto.randomUUID(), undefined, () => ({ + kind: 'arrived', + at: this.iso(), + from: human.name, + identity: human.identity, + ...(human.preferences === undefined ? {} : { preferences: human.preferences }), + })); + } catch (error) { + // An arrival the storage refused is no visit: the next visit writes it again. + this.visits.delete(human.name); + throw error; + } } return this.handle(visit); } @@ -751,6 +759,54 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { void this.reconcile(); } + /** + * An entry the log found on a read in doubt: it landed, and this room + * never heard. The room acts on it as on a write it confirmed: the host + * hears the event, and a message is routed. + */ + private heard(entry: LogEntry, fresh: boolean): void { + if (entry.type === 'message') { + this.committed(entry.message); + return; + } + if (entry.type === 'close') { + const question = this.log.messages.find((m) => m.seq === entry.close.from); + this.emit({ + type: 'exchange_closed', + exchange: { + owner: entry.close.owner, + from: entry.close.from, + at: question?.at ?? entry.close.at, + through: entry.close.through, + }, + }); + return; + } + if (entry.type === 'lease') this.heardLease(entry.lease, fresh); + } + + /** A lease row found: a fresh claim starts an activation, an end ends one, and an end with no claim before it is a wake written off. */ + private heardLease(lease: LeaseRow, fresh: boolean): void { + const seat = seatOf(lease.id, this.assistant) ?? ''; + if (lease.phase === 'running') { + if (fresh) { + this.idleReported = false; + this.emit({ type: 'activation_start', agent: seat }); + } + return; + } + if (fresh) return; + const spoke = this.log.messages.some((m) => m.activationId === lease.id); + this.emit({ type: 'activation_end', agent: seat, spoke }); + if (lease.reason === 'expired') { + this.emit({ + type: 'error', + agent: seat, + error: new Error('The activation ran past its lease.'), + }); + } + } + /** One wake over the wire. A wake a message caused carries the line a running activation is steered with. */ private send(id: string, seat: string): void { this.sentAt.set(id, this.now()); @@ -971,7 +1027,10 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { /** * Fold, decide, write, send, until a decision writes nothing. Every write * checks the fold again where it lands, so a lease that arrives between - * the decision and the write turns the write into nothing. + * the decision and the write turns the write into nothing. A write the + * storage refuses ends the pass, and the room looks again after the + * resend window: what it decided is still on the fold, and the storage + * may be back. */ private async reconcileOnce(): Promise { await this.log.ready; @@ -984,9 +1043,17 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { sentAt: (id) => this.sentAt.get(id), stopped: this.stopped, }); - const changed = await this.apply(decision); - this.settle(); + let changed: boolean; + try { + changed = await this.apply(decision); + } catch { + this.arm(this.now() + this.runtime.wake.resend); + return; + } + // Whoever waits hears it once the room has nothing more to write: a + // pass that expired a lease is followed by the pass that closes. if (!changed) { + this.settle(); this.arm(decision.alarmAt); return; } diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/chaos.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/chaos.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6c29db8 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/ambion/test/chaos.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,173 @@ +/** + * The room crashes at every write, and is killed from outside; every time, + * a host resumes it and the scenario comes to the same record. + * + * The sweep runs one scenario once to count the appends its log takes, then + * runs it once per append, crashing the room at that append: before the + * entry lands, and again after it landed and before the room heard. The + * world resumes the name in a fresh runtime and retries the host action + * that failed under the same key, the way a host does after a process + * dies. The kill runs the same scenario in a child process on a JSONL + * storage, sends SIGKILL at a write, and resumes over the directory. + * + * `AMBION_CHAOS=all` widens both: the sweep runs on JSONL too, and the + * kill lands on every third write. + */ +import { spawn } from 'node:child_process'; +import { mkdtemp, rm } from 'node:fs/promises'; +import { tmpdir } from 'node:os'; +import { join } from 'node:path'; +import { fileURLToPath } from 'node:url'; +import { describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'; +import { + createRuntime, + isPresence, + resumeSession, + type Session, + stopSession, + visitSession, +} from '../src/index.ts'; +import { agents, priya, type Question, questions, sam, script, TIMING } from './support/cast.ts'; +import { liveLeases, outcome, World, within } from './support/chaos.ts'; +import { invariants } from './support/invariants.ts'; +import { collect, roomName } from './support/room.ts'; +import { scripted } from './support/scripted.ts'; +import { jsonl, jsonlSessions, memory, type Storage } from './support/storage.ts'; + +const full = process.env.AMBION_CHAOS === 'all'; + +/** The appends an untroubled run takes: the crash points the sweep visits. */ +async function countWrites(storage: Storage): Promise { + const opened = await storage.open(); + const world = new World(roomName('chaos-count'), opened); + try { + await world.run(); + await world.check(); + // the stop writes too, and no sweep run gets that far before its check + const writes = world.writes; + await stopSession(world.room); + return writes; + } finally { + await opened.dispose(); + } +} + +const writes = await countWrites(memory); +const points = Array.from({ length: writes }, (_, i) => i + 1); + +describe.each(full ? [memory, jsonl] : [memory])('a crash at every write on $name', (storage) => { + describe.each(['before', 'after'] as const)('%s the entry lands', (mode) => { + it.each(points)( + `at write %i of ${writes}, the room resumes and the scenario ends whole`, + async (at) => { + const opened = await storage.open(); + const world = new World(roomName(`chaos-${storage.name}-${mode}`), opened, { at, mode }); + try { + await within(world.run(), 20_000, 'the scenario'); + expect(world.crashes).toBe(1); + await world.check(); + await stopSession(world.room); + } catch (error) { + throw new Error(`crash ${mode} write ${at}:\n${await world.describe()}`, { + cause: error, + }); + } finally { + await opened.dispose(); + } + }, + 30_000, + ); + }); +}); + +// -- a kill from outside -------------------------------------------------------- + +const child = fileURLToPath(new URL('./support/child.ts', import.meta.url)); + +/** + * Run the child until its log takes `at` appends, then kill it without + * warning. Returns the last append it reported, which may be past `at`. + */ +function killAt(dir: string, name: string, at: number): Promise { + return new Promise((resolve, reject) => { + const args = ['--experimental-transform-types', '--no-warnings', child, dir, name, '40']; + const process_ = spawn(process.execPath, args, { stdio: ['ignore', 'pipe', 'inherit'] }); + let last = 0; + let buffer = ''; + process_.stdout.on('data', (chunk: Buffer) => { + buffer += chunk.toString(); + const lines = buffer.split('\n'); + buffer = lines.pop() ?? ''; + for (const line of lines) { + const reported = /^write (\d+)$/.exec(line); + if (reported) last = Number(reported[1]); + if (last >= at || line === 'done') process_.kill('SIGKILL'); + } + }); + process_.on('exit', () => resolve(last)); + process_.on('error', reject); + }); +} + +const quietNow = (session: Session) => within(session.quiet(), 30_000, 'quiet'); + +/** The scenario from wherever the child got to, each step a no-op where the log holds it already. */ +async function finish(session: Session): Promise { + const [first, second, third] = questions as [Question, Question, Question]; + const deliver = async (question: Question) => { + const visit = await visitSession(session, question.person); + await visit.deliver({ + text: question.text, + key: question.key, + ...(question.to === undefined ? {} : { to: question.to }), + }); + }; + await deliver(first); + await quietNow(session); + const record = await session.messages(); + const hers = record + .filter(isPresence) + .filter((m) => m.from === priya.name) + .at(-1); + if (hers?.kind !== 'left') await (await visitSession(session, priya)).leave(); + await deliver(second); + await quietNow(session); + await deliver(third); + await quietNow(session); + expect(session.seats().find((s) => s.name === sam.name)).toMatchObject({ presence: 'present' }); +} + +describe('a room killed from outside', () => { + const kills = full ? Array.from({ length: 14 }, (_, i) => 2 + i * 3) : [3, 12]; + it.each(kills)( + 'killed at write %i, resumed over its directory, and the scenario ends whole', + async (at) => { + const dir = await mkdtemp(join(tmpdir(), 'ambion-kill-')); + const name = 'killed'; + try { + const reached = await killAt(dir, name, at); + expect(reached).toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(Math.min(at, 1)); + const sessions = jsonlSessions(dir); + const runtime = createRuntime({ sessions, agents, ...TIMING }); + const inherited = await liveLeases(sessions, name, Date.now()); + const session = await resumeSession(name, { runtime, streamFn: scripted(script) }); + const events = collect(session); + const inheritedExchange = session.exchange() !== undefined; + await finish(session); + const errors = events.flatMap((e) => (e.type === 'error' ? [e.error.message] : [])); + expect(errors.filter((m) => !/past its lease/.test(m))).toEqual([]); + await invariants(session, events, { + sessions, + allowErrors: inherited, + inherited, + inheritedExchange, + }); + await outcome(session, sessions); + await stopSession(session); + } finally { + await rm(dir, { recursive: true, force: true, maxRetries: 5, retryDelay: 20 }); + } + }, + 60_000, + ); +}); diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/live/resume.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/live/resume.test.ts index 6e3c2a9..e49d7d9 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/live/resume.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/live/resume.test.ts @@ -90,6 +90,11 @@ live('resume', () => { const resumed = await resumeSession(name, { runtime: second }); const events = collect(resumed); expect(resumed.exchange()).toMatchObject({ owner: person.name }); + // the leases the first run held: the speaker's, and the other seat's if it was mid-request + const inherited = resumed + .seats() + .filter((s) => s.kind === 'agent' && s.status === 'active').length; + expect(inherited).toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(1); await untilQuiet(resumed); const messages = await resumed.messages(); @@ -105,8 +110,12 @@ live('resume', () => { expect(events.some((e) => e.type === 'error' && /past its lease/.test(e.error.message))).toBe( true, ); - // the speaker's lease, and the other seat's if it was mid-request at the cut - await invariants(resumed, events, { allowErrors: 2 }); + // the inherited leases expired: one error each, and one end without a start + await invariants(resumed, events, { + allowErrors: inherited, + inherited, + inheritedExchange: true, + }); report('resume', await spent(repo, name)); await stopSession(resumed); }); diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/log.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/log.test.ts index 97e8392..6cfaba6 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/log.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/log.test.ts @@ -91,3 +91,28 @@ describe('RoomLog', () => { expect('message' in retried && retried.message.seq).toBe(3); }); }); + +describe('RoomLog in doubt', () => { + it('finds a write whose confirmation was lost before the next write lands', async () => { + const faulty = faultyOpener(sessionsOver(new InMemorySessionRepo())); + const log = new RoomLog(faulty.sessions.open(roomName('doubt'))); + await log.commit({ key: 'a', draft: say('one') }); + // the append lands, and the caller hears a failure + faulty.fail('after'); + await expect(log.commit({ key: 'b', draft: say('two') })).rejects.toThrow(/disk is full/); + faulty.fail(false); + // the log reads the storage at once: `two` is on the record before anything else lands + await log.settled(); + expect(log.messages.map((m) => m.seq)).toEqual([1, 2]); + const next = await log.commit({ key: 'c', draft: say('three') }); + expect('message' in next && next.message.seq).toBe(3); + expect(log.messages.map((m) => [m.seq, m.key])).toEqual([ + [1, 'a'], + [2, 'b'], + [3, 'c'], + ]); + // and the key of the write in doubt lands once: a retry hands back what landed + const retried = await log.commit({ key: 'b', draft: say('two, again') }); + expect(retried).toMatchObject({ message: { seq: 2, text: 'two' }, repeated: true }); + }); +}); diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/property.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/property.test.ts index 23d703e..e42a9f1 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/property.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/property.test.ts @@ -1,8 +1,9 @@ /** * The room under a random walk: people come and go, questions land under * repeated keys, the host seats and unseats, time moves, the wire loses and - * repeats requests, and the room crashes once and resumes. Whatever the - * walk, the record keeps its shape. + * repeats requests, the storage loses a write or its confirmation, and the + * room crashes and resumes, up to three times. Whatever the walk, the + * record keeps its shape. * * `AMBION_SEEDS` widens the walk; the seed prints on failure. */ @@ -23,9 +24,10 @@ import { type Visit, visitSession, } from '../src/index.ts'; +import { liveLeases } from './support/chaos.ts'; import { type FakeClock, fakeClock } from './support/clock.ts'; import { invariants } from './support/invariants.ts'; -import { roomName } from './support/room.ts'; +import { roomName, rowsOf } from './support/room.ts'; import { answersLastQuestion, byAgent, @@ -35,7 +37,7 @@ import { toolNames, toolResultTexts, } from './support/scripted.ts'; -import { memory } from './support/storage.ts'; +import { type FailMode, memory, tappedOpener } from './support/storage.ts'; import { type Fault, faultyTransport, type Operation, serializing } from './support/transport.ts'; /** A small, fast, seedable generator: the walk is the same for the same seed. */ @@ -94,28 +96,50 @@ const script = byAgent({ : quiet(), }); -const STEPS = ['visit', 'leave', 'deliver', 'seat', 'unseat', 'advance', 'fault', 'crash'] as const; +const STEPS = [ + 'visit', + 'leave', + 'deliver', + 'seat', + 'unseat', + 'advance', + 'fault', + 'disk', + 'crash', +] as const; type Step = (typeof STEPS)[number]; const OPERATIONS: Operation[] = ['wake', 'view', 'commit', 'lease']; /** One walk: the room, the runtime it runs in, and what the walk did so far. */ class Walk { - readonly events: SessionEvent[] = []; + /** The events of the run that holds the room now. A crashed run's events are its own. */ + events: SessionEvent[] = []; + /** What the run that holds the room now inherited: leases live at its resume, and an open exchange. */ + inherited = { activations: 0, exchange: false }; readonly log: string[] = []; readonly faults: Fault[] = []; readonly clock: FakeClock = fakeClock(); readonly visits = new Map(); session!: Session; runtime!: Runtime; - crashed = false; + crashes = 0; + /** The one write the storage fails next, and how. */ + private disk: FailMode = false; + private readonly sessions: Awaited>['sessions']; private lastKey: string | undefined; private deliveries = 0; constructor( readonly name: string, private readonly random: () => number, - private readonly sessions: Awaited>['sessions'], - ) {} + sessions: Awaited>['sessions'], + ) { + this.sessions = tappedOpener(sessions, (id, _n, phase) => { + if (id !== name || this.disk !== phase) return; + this.disk = false; + throw new Error('the disk is full'); + }); + } pick(items: readonly T[]): T { return items[Math.floor(this.random() * items.length)] as T; @@ -145,6 +169,7 @@ class Walk { } private watch(): void { + this.events = []; this.session.subscribe((event) => this.events.push(event)); } @@ -162,13 +187,22 @@ class Walk { if (step === 'unseat') return this.session.unseat(gamma).catch(() => {}); if (step === 'advance') return this.clock.advance(Math.floor(this.random() * 70_000)); if (step === 'fault') return this.fault(); + if (step === 'disk') return this.fail(); return this.crash(); } + /** The storage fails the next write: it never lands, or it lands and the confirmation is lost. */ + private fail(): void { + this.disk = this.pick(['before', 'after'] as const); + this.log.push(` disk fails the next write ${this.disk}`); + } + + /** A visit the storage refused is no visit: the host tries again another time. */ private async visit(): Promise { const person = this.pick(people); if (this.visits.has(person.name)) return; - this.visits.set(person.name, await visitSession(this.session, person)); + const visit = await visitSession(this.session, person).catch(() => undefined); + if (visit !== undefined) this.visits.set(person.name, visit); } private async leave(): Promise { @@ -176,7 +210,7 @@ class Walk { const visit = this.visits.get(person); if (visit === undefined) return; this.visits.delete(person); - await visit.leave(); + await visit.leave().catch(() => {}); } private async deliver(): Promise { @@ -201,23 +235,26 @@ class Walk { this.faults.push(fault); } - /** Once: the room is dropped from memory and resumed by a new host over the same log. */ + /** Up to three times: the room is dropped from memory and resumed by a new host over the same log. */ private async crash(): Promise { - if (this.crashed) return; - this.crashed = true; + if (this.crashes >= 3) return; + this.crashes += 1; this.runtime.evict(this.name); this.visits.clear(); + const activations = await liveLeases(this.sessions, this.name, this.clock.now()); this.runtime = this.host(); this.session = await resumeSession(this.name, { runtime: this.runtime, streamFn: scripted(script), }); + this.inherited = { activations, exchange: this.session.exchange() !== undefined }; this.watch(); } /** Time moves until nothing is live: every lease expires, every wake is sent again, every draft is due. */ async drain(): Promise { this.faults.length = 0; + this.disk = false; for (let i = 0; i < 6; i += 1) await this.clock.advance(61_000); await within(this.session.quiet(), 10_000, 'quiet after the drain'); } @@ -234,6 +271,15 @@ function within(promise: Promise, ms: number, what: string): Promise { const seeds = Number(process.env.AMBION_SEEDS ?? 25); +/** One event in a few characters, for the failure message. */ +function brief(event: SessionEvent): string { + if (event.type === 'message') return `m${event.message.seq}:${event.message.kind}`; + if (event.type === 'activation_start') return `+${event.agent}`; + if (event.type === 'activation_end') return `-${event.agent}`; + if (event.type === 'error') return `!${event.agent}`; + return event.type; +} + describe('the room under a random walk', () => { it.each(Array.from({ length: seeds }, (_, i) => i + 1))( 'keeps its shape on seed %i', @@ -247,6 +293,8 @@ describe('the room under a random walk', () => { await invariants(walk.session, walk.events, { allowErrors: 100, sessions: opened.sessions, + inherited: walk.inherited.activations, + inheritedExchange: walk.inherited.exchange, }); // every summary stands for a range that ends right before it, whatever the walk did for (const summary of (await walk.session.messages()).filter(isSummary)) { @@ -259,6 +307,11 @@ describe('the room under a random walk', () => { .seats() .map((s) => [s.name, s.kind === 'agent' ? s.status : s.presence]); walk.log.push(`seats: ${JSON.stringify(seats)}`); + walk.log.push(`events: ${walk.events.map(brief).join(' ')}`); + const rows = await rowsOf(opened.sessions, walk.name); + walk.log.push( + `rows:\n ${rows.map((r) => `${r.type.slice(7)} ${JSON.stringify(r.data)}`).join('\n ')}`, + ); throw new Error(`seed ${seed} failed after:\n${walk.log.join('\n')}\n\n${detail}`, { cause: error, }); diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/support/cast.ts b/packages/ambion/test/support/cast.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..29a0305 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/ambion/test/support/cast.ts @@ -0,0 +1,88 @@ +/** + * The cast and the scenario the chaos tests drive: two seats that answer + * every question once, an assistant that writes once per draft, two + * people, and three questions. No test runner is imported here, so a + * child process runs the same scenario the tests do. + */ +import { + type AgentDefinition, + defineAgent, + defineHuman, + type HumanDefinition, +} from '../../src/index.ts'; +import { + answersLastQuestion, + byAgent, + quiet, + type Script, + summarise, + toolNames, + toolResultTexts, +} from './scripted.ts'; + +export const assistant = defineAgent({ + name: 'assistant', + identity: 'Writes the one message a person reads.', + instructions: 'Answer what was asked, once.', + model: 'scripted/assistant', +}); +export const product = defineAgent({ + name: 'product', + identity: 'The product.', + instructions: 'x', + model: 'scripted/product', +}); +export const colleague = defineAgent({ + name: 'colleague', + identity: 'The second product.', + instructions: 'x', + model: 'scripted/colleague', +}); +export const priya = defineHuman({ + name: 'priya', + identity: 'Project manager.', + preferences: 'Lead with the decision.', +}); +export const sam = defineHuman({ name: 'sam', identity: 'Site foreman.' }); + +export const agents: readonly AgentDefinition[] = [assistant, product, colleague]; +const people = [priya.name, sam.name]; + +/** Every seat answers the last question once; the assistant writes once per draft. */ +export const script: Script = byAgent({ + product: answersLastQuestion(people), + colleague: answersLastQuestion(people), + assistant: (context) => + toolNames(context).includes('summarise') && !toolResultTexts(context).includes('delivered') + ? summarise('The one message.') + : quiet(), +}); + +/** The script with a wait before every answer, so a kill from outside lands mid-activation. */ +export const slowly = + (ms: number): Script => + async (context, agent, call) => { + await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, ms)); + return script(context, agent, call); + }; + +// -- the scenario ------------------------------------------------------------- + +export interface Question { + person: HumanDefinition; + key: string; + text: string; + to?: AgentDefinition; + /** Who answers it: every seat it wakes. */ + answered: string[]; +} + +/** Three questions: two the whole room answers, one directed at one seat. */ +export const questions: readonly Question[] = [ + { person: priya, key: 'q1', text: 'First?', answered: [product.name, colleague.name] }, + { person: sam, key: 'q2', text: 'Second?', answered: [product.name, colleague.name] }, + { person: sam, key: 'q3', text: 'Third?', to: product, answered: [product.name] }, +]; + +/** The lease and the backoff a room killed from outside runs with, and is resumed with. */ +export const TIMING = { wake: { expiry: 1_500 }, retry: { backoff: (n: number) => n * 300 } }; diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/support/chaos.ts b/packages/ambion/test/support/chaos.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..51b4855 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/ambion/test/support/chaos.ts @@ -0,0 +1,332 @@ +/** + * The chaos harness: one room, driven the way a host drives it, through + * crashes the harness places on purpose. + * + * A `World` holds a room over one storage and one clock. It crashes the + * room at the append the test names — before the entry lands, or after it + * landed and before the room hears — then resumes the name in a fresh + * runtime, puts back the people who were present, and retries the host + * action that failed under the same key. That is what a host does after a + * process dies, and the world does it at every write the sweep names. + * + * `outcome` says what the scenario must have come to, whatever the walk + * through it: every delivery on the record once, every answer once, every + * summary owed written once. + */ +import { expect } from 'vitest'; +import { + createRuntime, + type HumanDefinition, + inProcessTransport, + isSpoken, + isSummary, + type Message, + type Runtime, + resumeSession, + type Session, + type SessionEvent, + type SessionOpener, + startSession, + visitSession, +} from '../../src/index.ts'; +import { foldLeases, isLive } from '../../src/lease.ts'; +import type { LeaseRow } from '../../src/wire.ts'; +import { + agents, + assistant, + colleague, + priya, + product, + type Question, + questions, + sam, + script, +} from './cast.ts'; +import { type FakeClock, fakeClock } from './clock.ts'; +import { invariants } from './invariants.ts'; +import { rowsOf } from './room.ts'; +import { scripted } from './scripted.ts'; +import { type FailMode, type OpenedStorage, tappedOpener } from './storage.ts'; +import { serializing } from './transport.ts'; + +/** The record the scenario must come to, whatever happened on the way. */ +export async function outcome(session: Session, sessions: SessionOpener): Promise { + const record = await session.messages(); + for (const question of questions) { + const landed = record.filter((m) => m.key === question.key); + expect(landed, `delivery ${question.key}`).toHaveLength(1); + expect(landed[0]).toMatchObject({ kind: 'said', from: question.person.name }); + for (const seat of question.answered) { + const answers = record + .filter(isSpoken) + .filter((m) => m.from === seat && m.text === `${seat} on ${question.text}`); + expect(answers, `${seat} on ${question.key}`).toHaveLength(1); + } + } + // two answers to the first two questions owe a summary each; one answer to the third owes none + expect(record.filter(isSummary).map((m) => m.to)).toEqual([priya.name, sam.name]); + const closes = (await rowsOf(sessions, session.name)).filter((r) => r.type === 'ambion/close'); + expect(closes).toHaveLength(3); + expect(session.exchange()).toBeUndefined(); + expect(session.seats().find((s) => s.name === priya.name)).toMatchObject({ presence: 'absent' }); + expect(session.seats().find((s) => s.name === sam.name)).toMatchObject({ presence: 'present' }); +} + +/** The leases running and not expired on the log at `now`: what a resumed room inherits. */ +export async function liveLeases( + sessions: SessionOpener, + name: string, + now: number, +): Promise { + const rows = (await rowsOf(sessions, name)).flatMap((r) => + r.type === 'ambion/lease' ? [r.data as LeaseRow] : [], + ); + return [...foldLeases(rows).values()].filter((lease) => isLive(lease, now)).length; +} + +// -- the world ---------------------------------------------------------------- + +export interface CrashPoint { + /** The append to crash at, counting the room's own log alone. */ + at: number; + mode: Exclude; +} + +export class Crashed extends Error {} + +/** Nothing this world sees fails but the crash. */ +const notCrashed = (error: unknown): boolean => !(error instanceof Crashed); + +/** + * One room, one storage, one clock, and as many runtimes as crashes. Every + * host action goes through here, so a crash under it is resumed and the + * action is retried, under the same key. + */ +export class World { + readonly clock: FakeClock = fakeClock(); + /** The events of the run that holds the room now. A crashed run's events are its own. */ + events: SessionEvent[] = []; + /** How many times the room crashed. */ + crashes = 0; + /** How many appends the room's log took, across every run. */ + writes = 0; + /** What the run that holds the room now inherited: leases live at its resume, and an open exchange. */ + inherited = { activations: 0, exchange: false }; + private runtime!: Runtime; + private session!: Session; + private off: () => void = () => {}; + private dead = false; + private readonly present = new Map(); + private readonly sessions: SessionOpener; + + constructor( + readonly name: string, + readonly opened: OpenedStorage, + private readonly crashAt?: CrashPoint, + ) { + this.sessions = tappedOpener(opened.sessions, (id, _n, phase) => this.appended(id, phase)); + } + + /** The room the world holds now. A test reads it after `quiet()`. */ + get room(): Session { + return this.session; + } + + private appended(id: string, phase: 'before' | 'after'): void { + if (id !== this.name) return; + if (phase === 'before') this.writes += 1; + if (this.dead) throw new Crashed('the process is gone'); + if (this.crashAt === undefined || this.crashes > 0) return; + if (this.writes !== this.crashAt.at || phase !== this.crashAt.mode) return; + this.crash(); + throw new Crashed(`crashed ${phase} write ${this.writes}`); + } + + /** The run dies here: nothing it holds writes again, and nothing it emits from now on counts. */ + private crash(): void { + this.crashes += 1; + this.dead = true; + this.off(); + this.runtime.evict(this.name); + } + + private host(): Runtime { + return createRuntime({ + sessions: this.sessions, + clock: this.clock, + agents, + transport: serializing(inProcessTransport()), + }); + } + + private watch(): void { + this.events = []; + this.off = this.session.subscribe((event) => this.events.push(event)); + } + + async start(): Promise { + this.open(); + await this.retrying(async () => { + await this.session.messages(); + }); + } + + /** A room started from the composition: the first run, or a run whose log never took one. */ + private open(): void { + this.runtime = this.host(); + this.session = startSession({ + name: this.name, + runtime: this.runtime, + assistant, + agents: [product, colleague], + streamFn: scripted(script), + }); + this.watch(); + } + + /** + * A dead room is resumed by a fresh host, with the people who were present + * put back. A log that never took its composition is started again instead. + */ + private async ensure(): Promise { + if (!this.dead) return; + this.dead = false; + this.runtime = this.host(); + try { + this.session = await resumeSession(this.name, { + runtime: this.runtime, + streamFn: scripted(script), + }); + } catch (error) { + if (!/no composition/.test(String(error))) throw error; + this.open(); + await this.session.messages(); + return; + } + this.inherited = { + activations: await liveLeases(this.opened.sessions, this.name, this.clock.now()), + exchange: this.session.exchange() !== undefined, + }; + this.watch(); + for (const person of this.present.values()) await visitSession(this.session, person); + } + + /** One host action, retried across a crash under it. */ + private async retrying(action: () => Promise): Promise { + for (let attempt = 0; attempt < 3; attempt += 1) { + await this.ensure(); + try { + await action(); + return; + } catch (error) { + if (notCrashed(error) && !this.dead) throw error; + } + } + throw new Error('the action never landed'); + } + + async visit(person: HumanDefinition): Promise { + this.present.set(person.name, person); + await this.retrying(async () => { + await visitSession(this.session, person); + }); + } + + async deliver(question: Question): Promise { + await this.retrying(async () => { + const visit = await visitSession(this.session, question.person); + await visit.deliver({ + text: question.text, + key: question.key, + ...(question.to === undefined ? {} : { to: question.to }), + }); + }); + } + + async leave(person: HumanDefinition): Promise { + await this.retrying(async () => { + const visit = await visitSession(this.session, person); + await visit.leave(); + }); + this.present.delete(person.name); + } + + /** + * Time moves until the room is quiet with nothing owed: every lease the + * dead run held expires, every retry's backoff passes, and every draft is + * written. A crash on the way is resumed like any other. + */ + async quiet(): Promise { + for (let round = 0; round < 12; round += 1) { + await this.ensure(); + // quiet on its own, or waiting on the clock: a lease to expire, a backoff to pass + const settled = await Promise.race([ + this.session.quiet().then(() => true), + new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(() => resolve(false), 300)), + ]); + if (this.dead) continue; + if (settled && this.idle()) return; + await this.clock.advance(31_000); + } + throw new Error('the room never went quiet'); + } + + /** Nothing live and nothing open, on the fold the room holds now. */ + private idle(): boolean { + const seats = this.session.seats(); + return ( + this.session.exchange() === undefined && + seats.every((s) => s.kind !== 'agent' || s.status === 'idle') + ); + } + + /** The scenario, start to end. */ + async run(): Promise { + await this.start(); + await this.visit(priya); + await this.deliver(questions[0] as Question); + await this.quiet(); + await this.leave(priya); + await this.visit(sam); + await this.deliver(questions[1] as Question); + await this.quiet(); + await this.deliver(questions[2] as Question); + await this.quiet(); + } + + /** The record's shape, then the scenario's outcome. */ + async check(): Promise { + const errors = this.events.flatMap((e) => (e.type === 'error' ? [e.error.message] : [])); + // the one error a crash leaves: the lease the dead run held expired + expect(errors.filter((m) => !/past its lease/.test(m))).toEqual([]); + await invariants(this.session, this.events, { + sessions: this.opened.sessions, + allowErrors: this.inherited.activations, + inherited: this.inherited.activations, + inheritedExchange: this.inherited.exchange, + }); + await outcome(this.session, this.opened.sessions); + } + + /** What the world looks like when a check fails: the log rows, for the failure message. */ + async describe(): Promise { + const rows = await rowsOf(this.opened.sessions, this.name); + const messages = (await this.session.messages()).map( + (m: Message) => `#${m.seq} ${m.kind} ${m.from}${m.key ? ` (${m.key})` : ''}`, + ); + return [ + `crashes: ${this.crashes}, writes: ${this.writes}`, + `messages: ${messages.join('; ')}`, + `rows: ${rows.map((r) => `${r.type.slice(7)} ${JSON.stringify(r.data)}`).join('\n ')}`, + ].join('\n'); + } +} + +/** The promise, or an error naming what did not happen within `ms`. */ +export function within(promise: Promise, ms: number, what: string): Promise { + let timer: ReturnType | undefined; + const deadline = new Promise((_, reject) => { + timer = setTimeout(() => reject(new Error(`'${what}' did not finish within ${ms} ms.`)), ms); + }); + return Promise.race([promise, deadline]).finally(() => clearTimeout(timer)); +} diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/support/child.ts b/packages/ambion/test/support/child.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..fb04c47 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/ambion/test/support/child.ts @@ -0,0 +1,53 @@ +/** + * A room in a process of its own, for the test that kills it. It runs the + * chaos scenario on a JSONL storage over the directory it is given, on the + * system clock, with short leases, and prints one line per append the + * room's log takes. The parent kills it at the line it chose, then resumes + * the name over the same directory. + * + * node --experimental-transform-types child.ts + */ +import { createRuntime, startSession, visitSession } from '../../src/index.ts'; +import { + agents, + assistant, + colleague, + priya, + product, + questions, + sam, + slowly, + TIMING, +} from './cast.ts'; +import { scripted } from './scripted.ts'; +import { jsonlSessions, tappedOpener } from './storage.ts'; + +const [dir, name, delay] = process.argv.slice(2); +if (dir === undefined || name === undefined) throw new Error('usage: child.ts '); + +const sessions = tappedOpener(jsonlSessions(dir), (id, n, phase) => { + if (id === name && phase === 'after') process.stdout.write(`write ${n}\n`); +}); +const runtime = createRuntime({ sessions, agents, ...TIMING }); +const session = startSession({ + name, + runtime, + assistant, + agents: [product, colleague], + streamFn: scripted(slowly(Number(delay ?? 40))), +}); + +const [first, second, third] = questions; +if (first === undefined || second === undefined || third === undefined) throw new Error('cast'); +const hers = await visitSession(session, priya); +await hers.deliver({ text: first.text, key: first.key }); +await session.quiet(); +await hers.leave(); +const his = await visitSession(session, sam); +await his.deliver({ text: second.text, key: second.key }); +await session.quiet(); +await his.deliver({ text: third.text, key: third.key, to: third.to }); +await session.quiet(); +process.stdout.write('done\n'); +// The process ends without a stop: what the log holds is what a crash leaves. +process.exit(0); diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/support/invariants.ts b/packages/ambion/test/support/invariants.ts index f51249c..abdfa77 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/support/invariants.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/support/invariants.ts @@ -17,6 +17,10 @@ export interface InvariantOptions { allowErrors?: number; /** Where the room's log opens: with it, every seat's message is checked against its lease. */ sessions?: SessionOpener; + /** How many activations a resumed room inherited live: their ends land in this run, their starts did not. */ + inherited?: number; + /** Whether a resumed room inherited an open exchange: its close lands in this run, its open did not. */ + inheritedExchange?: boolean; } export const errorsIn = (events: SessionEvent[]) => @@ -54,8 +58,12 @@ export async function invariants( expect(summary.covers.from).toBeLessThanOrEqual(summary.covers.through); } expect(errorsIn(events).length).toBeLessThanOrEqual(options.allowErrors ?? 0); - expect(count(events, 'activation_start')).toBe(count(events, 'activation_end')); - expect(count(events, 'exchange_opened')).toBe(count(events, 'exchange_closed')); + expect(count(events, 'activation_start') + (options.inherited ?? 0)).toBe( + count(events, 'activation_end'), + ); + expect(count(events, 'exchange_opened') + (options.inheritedExchange ? 1 : 0)).toBe( + count(events, 'exchange_closed'), + ); if (options.sessions) await leased(session, options.sessions); } diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/support/scripted.ts b/packages/ambion/test/support/scripted.ts index 37aa15b..01de826 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/support/scripted.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/support/scripted.ts @@ -98,17 +98,22 @@ export function toolResultTexts(context: Context): string[] { } /** - * A seat that answers the last question a person asked, once. A refused say - * is said again; a delivered one ends the pass; a record that already holds + * A seat that answers the last question a person asked, once. A question + * directed at a colleague is the colleague's to answer. A refused say is + * said again; a delivered one ends the pass; a record that already holds * the answer stays quiet. */ export const answersLastQuestion = (people: string[]): Script => (context, name) => { const text = contextText(context); - const asked = new RegExp(`^\\[(?:${people.join('|')})\\] (.+?)(?: {2}\\(.*\\))?$`, 'gm'); - const question = [...text.matchAll(asked)].at(-1)?.[1]; - if (question === undefined) return quiet(); + const asked = new RegExp( + `^\\[(?:${people.join('|')})(?: → ([a-z0-9-]+))?\\] (.+?)(?: {2}\\(.*\\))?$`, + 'gm', + ); + const last = [...text.matchAll(asked)].at(-1); + const question = last?.[2]; + if (question === undefined || (last?.[1] !== undefined && last[1] !== name)) return quiet(); const answer = `${name} on ${question}`; if (text.includes(`[${name}] ${answer}`) || toolResultTexts(context).includes('delivered')) { return quiet(); diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/support/storage.ts b/packages/ambion/test/support/storage.ts index 74449a6..40dc385 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/support/storage.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/support/storage.ts @@ -99,38 +99,58 @@ export const backends: readonly Backend[] = [ // -- a storage that fails ---------------------------------------------------- -export interface FaultyOpener { - readonly sessions: SessionOpener; - /** Every write fails while `on` is true. Reads and opens keep working. */ - fail(on: boolean): void; -} +/** + * Called around every append a session takes: once before it lands and + * once after. `n` counts the appends to this session id. A hook that throws + * fails the append: before it lands, the entry is nowhere; after, the + * entry is on the storage and the writer never learns it. + */ +export type AppendHook = (id: string, n: number, phase: 'before' | 'after') => void; -/** An opener whose sessions refuse to write while the test says so. */ -export function faultyOpener(sessions: SessionOpener): FaultyOpener { - let failing = false; - const refuse = () => { - if (failing) throw new Error('the disk is full'); - }; - const brittle = (piSession: PiSession): PiSession => +/** An opener whose every append reports itself to the hook, and fails when the hook throws. */ +export function tappedOpener(sessions: SessionOpener, hook: AppendHook): SessionOpener { + const counts = new Map(); + const tapped = (id: string, piSession: PiSession): PiSession => new Proxy(piSession, { get(target, property, receiver) { if (property === 'appendCustomEntry' || property === 'appendMessage') { return async (...args: unknown[]) => { - refuse(); - return (Reflect.get(target, property, receiver) as (...a: unknown[]) => unknown).apply( - target, - args, - ); + const n = (counts.get(id) ?? 0) + 1; + counts.set(id, n); + hook(id, n, 'before'); + const append = Reflect.get(target, property, receiver) as ( + ...a: unknown[] + ) => Promise; + const result = await append.apply(target, args); + hook(id, n, 'after'); + return result; }; } const value = Reflect.get(target, property, receiver); return typeof value === 'function' ? value.bind(target) : value; }, }); + return { open: async (id, parentId) => tapped(id, await sessions.open(id, parentId)) }; +} + +/** When a write fails: before it lands, or after it landed and before the writer hears. */ +export type FailMode = false | 'before' | 'after'; + +export interface FaultyOpener { + readonly sessions: SessionOpener; + /** Every write fails while `on` is set: `true` and `'before'` lose it, `'after'` lands it and loses the confirmation. */ + fail(on: boolean | FailMode): void; +} + +/** An opener whose sessions refuse to write while the test says so. */ +export function faultyOpener(sessions: SessionOpener): FaultyOpener { + let failing: FailMode = false; return { - sessions: { open: async (id, parentId) => brittle(await sessions.open(id, parentId)) }, + sessions: tappedOpener(sessions, (_id, _n, phase) => { + if (failing === phase) throw new Error('the disk is full'); + }), fail: (on) => { - failing = on; + failing = on === true ? 'before' : on; }, }; } diff --git a/planning/backlog.md b/planning/backlog.md index dacac3e..3b607a2 100644 --- a/planning/backlog.md +++ b/planning/backlog.md @@ -505,9 +505,10 @@ roster in [`render.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/render.ts). ### 26. Lease rows grow with every activation **What.** Every activation writes two lease rows at least: a claim and an -end, plus one renewal per half expiry. A room that runs for a month holds -tens of thousands of rows beside a few thousand messages, and every fold -reads them all. +end, plus one renewal per half expiry, and one renewal per message steered +into it, which carries `heard`. A room that runs for a month holds tens of +thousands of rows beside a few thousand messages, and every fold reads +them all. **Why.** The fold is O(rows) per operation. Item 2 records the same cost for messages; leases add the larger term. @@ -532,16 +533,18 @@ returning visit under a new identity is refused. everyone it does not hold a connection for. The runtime keeps no clock over a visit, and should not start one. -### 28. Three attempts, then the summary is never written +### 28. Three attempts, then the wake or the summary is never tried again -**What.** A summary a draft could not land retries after a backoff, three -times, on the room's alarm, and then the room stops. Nothing reports the +**What.** A wake whose activation expired or failed without speaking, and a +summary a draft could not land, retry after a backoff, three times, on the +room's alarm, and then the room stops. Nothing reports the wake or the range as owed afterwards, and no later event retries it. -**Where.** `dueDrafts` in `reconcile.ts`; [`docs/assistant.md`](../docs/assistant.md) §16. +**Where.** `pendingWakes` in `lease.ts`, `foldOwed` in `fold.ts`; +[`docs/agent.md`](../docs/agent.md) §5, [`docs/assistant.md`](../docs/assistant.md) §16. **Fix.** An event when the cap is reached, and a host verb that resets the -attempts for one close. +attempts for one message or one close. ### 29. The random walk has no shrinker @@ -560,3 +563,32 @@ host outside it cannot subscribe. **Fix.** A WebSocket or a polling `events(since)` over the log's rows, once something outside the object needs to watch a room. + +### 31. A lease the dead run held holds the exchange open until it expires + +**What.** A resumed room cannot tell a lease a dead process held from one a +seat in another process still runs, so it waits for the expiry, sixty +seconds by default. The seats answer in the meantime; the close, and the +summary after it, wait for the expiry. `chaos.test.ts` moves the clock +past it; a host on the system clock waits it out. + +**Where.** `resumeSession` in `session.ts`; `expiries` in `reconcile.ts`. + +**Fix.** A host that knows the whole run died passes that knowledge in: +`resumeSession(name, { revoke: true })` ends every running lease as +`revoked` at the first reconcile. A host that does not know keeps the +expiry. + +### 32. A message that landed while its confirmation was lost has no event + +**What.** A write that lands and fails to confirm is on the record, and the +resumed room's `read` finds it. No run emits a `message` event for it: the +run that wrote it died before it could, and the run that found it emits +nothing for what it replays. A host that follows the stream alone misses +it; a host that reads `messages()` after a resume does not. + +**Where.** `RoomLog.read` in `log.ts`; `invariants` in the test support, +which holds the stream to one event per message within one run. + +**Fix.** Leave it: the stream is the push side, and a resume is where the +pull side is read. Say so in `docs/agent.md` §5 if a host trips on it. From 4474de1ef59d35050298ab27a70b4fb8be80d726 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Wed, 9 Sep 2026 03:03:35 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 08/20] Crash the demo mid-exchange, and write its report for the room that comes back The demo drops the runtime that holds the room as the first answer to Sam's question lands, and resumes the name in a second runtime over the same log. The run's JSON carries the crash point and the room's own log, and the report reads the leases the dead run held, when they expired, and the wakes the resumed run sent again off those rows. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017i49PfakG27M56FjqvyG1e --- examples/site/src/demo.ts | 85 +++++++++++++++++++++++------ scripts/report.mjs | 110 +++++++++++++++++++++++++------------- 2 files changed, 143 insertions(+), 52 deletions(-) diff --git a/examples/site/src/demo.ts b/examples/site/src/demo.ts index 2b7316d..89510c5 100644 --- a/examples/site/src/demo.ts +++ b/examples/site/src/demo.ts @@ -3,20 +3,29 @@ * * The products, the specialists on call, their APIs, the people and the * assistant all live in `room.ts`; this file only decides who arrives, what - * they ask, and when they leave — then writes out the event timeline, every - * activation with its outcome, whom the assistant seated and what it wrote, - * and each seat's own downstream session. + * they ask, when they leave, and when the process dies — then writes out + * the event timeline, every activation with its outcome, whom the assistant + * seated and what it wrote, the room's own log, and each seat's own + * downstream session. + * + * The run crashes once, on purpose: as the first answer to Sam's question + * lands, the runtime that holds the room is dropped, and a second runtime + * resumes the name over the same log. What the dead run held expires, what + * it left pending is sent again, and the exchange closes into one message. * * Run it: ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=… pnpm demo (from examples/site) */ import { writeFileSync } from 'node:fs'; import { + createRuntime, destroyWorkspace, InMemorySessionRepo, isPresence, isSpoken, isSummary, type Message, + resumeSession, + type Session, type SessionEvent, startSession, stopSession, @@ -76,13 +85,16 @@ let lastFrom = '(the room opening)'; /** The drive as every run starts: the seed, before any product touches it. */ const driveBefore = await driveFiles(); -const session = startSession({ +/** A short lease, so the leases the dead run held expire within seconds of the resume. */ +const LEASE = { wake: { expiry: 15_000 } }; +const first = createRuntime({ repo, ...LEASE }); +let session: Session = startSession({ name: NAME, goal: GOAL, assistant: ASSISTANT, agents: AGENTS, available: AVAILABLE, - repo, + runtime: first, }); /** The roster as the run starts, before any question composes it. */ @@ -162,16 +174,20 @@ function narrate(event: SessionEvent): void { */ const quiescent = () => session.quiet(); -session.subscribe((event) => { - const at = new Date().toISOString(); - track(event, at); - narrate(event); - timeline.push( - event.type === 'error' - ? { at, event: { ...event, error: { message: event.error.message } } as never } - : { at, event }, - ); -}); +/** Every event, from the run that holds the room now. A resumed room is watched again. */ +function watch(room: Session): void { + room.subscribe((event) => { + const at = new Date().toISOString(); + track(event, at); + narrate(event); + timeline.push( + event.type === 'error' + ? { at, event: { ...event, error: { message: event.error.message } } as never } + : { at, event }, + ); + }); +} +watch(session); const step = (s: string) => { process.stderr.write(`\n=== ${s} ===\n`); @@ -194,9 +210,34 @@ await quiescent(); step('sam opens it from the deck with a forecast; the products already seated hold what he needs'); const samVisit = await visitSession(session, sam); +/** The seq of the first product answer to sam: the message the crash lands on. */ +const firstAnswer = new Promise((resolve) => { + const off = session.subscribe((event) => { + if (event.type !== 'message' || !isSpoken(event.message)) return; + if (PEOPLE.has(event.message.from)) return; + off(); + resolve(event.message.seq); + }); +}); await samVisit.deliver({ text: 'Rain all Thursday morning. I am not pouring into that. What do you need from me to move it?', }); +const crashedAt = await firstAnswer; + +step( + 'the process dies as the first answer to sam lands: the leases it held stay on the log, and nothing is released', +); +first.evict(NAME); +const crashedAtTime = new Date().toISOString(); + +step( + 'a second process resumes the room over the same log: the wakes still pending are sent again, the leases the dead run held expire, and the exchange closes', +); +const second = createRuntime({ repo, agents: [...first.catalog.values()], ...LEASE }); +session = await resumeSession(NAME, { runtime: second }); +watch(session); +// sam is present on the log: the visit puts nothing on the record +await visitSession(session, sam); await quiescent(); step('dan opens it to price the move; the plant desk is on call for exactly this'); @@ -267,6 +308,18 @@ for (const metadata of await repo.list()) { }); } +/** The room's own log: every row beside the messages, in the order they landed. */ +const roomLog: { type: string; data: unknown }[] = []; +for (const metadata of await repo.list()) { + if (metadata.id !== NAME) continue; + const piRoom = await repo.open(metadata); + const entries = await piRoom.findEntries(); + entries.sort((a, b) => a.seq - b.seq); + for (const entry of entries) { + if (entry.type === 'custom') roomLog.push({ type: entry.customType, data: entry.data }); + } +} + await stopSession(session); // The drive as the run left it, then the workspace retired: the in-memory @@ -285,6 +338,8 @@ writeFileSync( steps, timeline, record: await session.messages().catch(() => finalRecord), + crash: { at: crashedAt, time: crashedAtTime, leaseExpiry: LEASE.wake.expiry }, + log: roomLog, summaries: finalRecord.filter(isSummary), missedOnReturn: missed, sinceOnReturn, diff --git a/scripts/report.mjs b/scripts/report.mjs index 9014586..e55f900 100644 --- a/scripts/report.mjs +++ b/scripts/report.mjs @@ -348,10 +348,6 @@ function diary() { const seatedBy = seatings .map((m) => `${m.from} at [${m.seq}]${m.by ? ` by ${m.by}` : ''}`) .join(', '); -const composeCosts = composing.map((a) => a.cost ?? 0); -const composeCost = composeCosts.reduce((a, b) => a + b, 0); -const newcomerActs = seatActs.filter((a) => seatings.some((m) => m.from === a.agent)); -const newcomerMsgs = agentSaid.filter((m) => seatings.some((s) => s.from === m.from)); const firstCtx = (() => { const s = sessionOf(seatActs[0]?.agent); return s ? contextOf(s.blocks[0]).length : 0; @@ -365,6 +361,59 @@ const avgWords = summaries.length ? Math.round(summaries.reduce((a, s) => a + words(s.text), 0) / summaries.length) : 0; +// -- the crash: what the dead run held, and what the resumed run did with it --------- +const crash = run.crash ?? { at: 0, time: run.ranAt, leaseExpiry: 0 }; +const crashTime = Date.parse(crash.time); +const log = run.log ?? []; +const leaseRows = log.filter((r) => r.type === 'ambion/lease').map((r) => r.data); +/** The last row per lease id, with the first row's time beside it. */ +const leases = [...new Map(leaseRows.map((r) => [r.id, r])).values()].map((last) => ({ + ...last, + claimedAt: leaseRows.find((r) => r.id === last.id)?.at ?? last.at, +})); +const expiredLeases = leases.filter((l) => l.phase === 'ended' && l.reason === 'expired'); +const heldAtCrash = leases.filter( + (l) => + Date.parse(l.claimedAt) <= crashTime && (l.phase === 'running' || Date.parse(l.at) > crashTime), +); +const expiredAfter = expiredLeases.length + ? Math.max(...expiredLeases.map((l) => Date.parse(l.at))) - crashTime + : 0; +const resentActs = acts.filter( + (a) => a.trigger <= crash.at && a.trigger > 0 && Date.parse(a.startedAt) > crashTime, +); +const retried = leases.filter((l) => /^\d+:[a-z0-9-]+:\d+$/.test(l.id)); +const crashMessage = record.find((m) => m.seq === crash.at); +const crashExchange = closed.find((x) => x.from <= crash.at && x.through >= crash.at); +const crashSummary = crashExchange + ? summaries.find( + (s) => s.covers.from <= crashExchange.from && s.covers.through >= crashExchange.through, + ) + : undefined; +const afterCrash = run.timeline.filter((t) => Date.parse(t.at) > crashTime); +const firstAfter = afterCrash.slice(0, 6).map((t) => { + const e = t.event; + if (e.type === 'message') return `[${e.message.seq}] ${e.message.from} ${e.message.kind}`; + if (e.type === 'activation_start') return `${e.agent} woke`; + if (e.type === 'activation_end') return `${e.agent} ended${e.spoke ? ', having spoken' : ''}`; + if (e.type === 'error') return `${e.agent}: ${e.error.message}`; + return e.type.replace('_', ' '); +}); +const seconds = (ms) => `${(ms / 1000).toFixed(1)} s`; + +function leaseTable() { + const rows = heldAtCrash + .map((l) => { + const ended = + l.phase === 'ended' + ? `${l.reason} at +${seconds(Date.parse(l.at) - crashTime)}` + : 'still running'; + return `${esc(l.id)}${esc(l.claimedAt.slice(11, 23))}${l.heard}${esc(ended)}`; + }) + .join(''); + return `
${rows}
LeaseClaimed atHeard throughHow it ended, after the crash
`; +} + const ranAt = new Date(run.ranAt); const dateLine = ranAt.toLocaleDateString('en-GB', { day: 'numeric', @@ -373,32 +422,15 @@ const dateLine = ranAt.toLocaleDateString('en-GB', { }); const seatedByAssistant = seatings.filter((m) => m.by === ASSISTANT); -const leftAlone = composing.filter((a) => !a.tools.includes('seat')); -const emptied = seatedByAssistant.length === run.reserve.length; const byQuestion = closed .map((x) => ({ x, seated: seatedByAssistant.filter((m) => m.seq > x.from && m.seq <= x.through), })) .filter((q) => q.seated.length); -const neverSeated = run.reserve - .filter((r) => !seatings.some((m) => m.from === r.name)) - .map((r) => r.name); -const composingList = composing - .map((a) => { - const q = record.find((m) => m.seq === a.trigger); - const seatedHere = seatings.filter( - (m) => - m.seq > a.trigger && - m.seq <= (closed.find((x) => x.from === a.trigger)?.through ?? Infinity) && - m.by === ASSISTANT, - ); - return `
  • [${a.trigger}] ${esc(a.triggerFrom)}: “${esc(q?.text ?? '')}” — ${seatedHere.length ? `seated ${seatedHere.map((m) => esc(m.from)).join(' and ')}` : 'left the roster as it stood'} · ${money(a.cost ?? 0)}
    • `; - }) - .join(''); const html = ` -Who the Question Needs +The Room Comes Back @@ -414,11 +446,11 @@ ul.plain{margin:.4rem 0 0 1.2rem;padding:0;color:var(--dim);max-width:45rem} ul.

    Ambion demo · ${esc(dateLine)} · ${esc(run.model)} · room ‘${esc(run.name)}’ · workspace ‘${esc(run.drive.workspace)}’

    -

    Who the Question Needs

    -

    The same construction suite and the same three people, and the room now holds ${run.reserve.length} specialists on call in a reserve: a building control liaison, the plant desk and the temporary works coordinator. When a question opens an exchange, the assistant reads it beside the seated products and seats every specialist whose identity touches it: a seated specialist with nothing to add stays quiet for the price of a glance, and one that was never seated costs the answer. ${questions.length} questions opened ${closed.length} exchanges. The assistant composed the room ${times(composing.length)} and seated ${plural(seatedByAssistant.length, 'specialist', 'specialists')}${leftAlone.length ? `, leaving the roster alone ${times(leftAlone.length)}` : ''}${emptied ? `; once the reserve was empty, the ${plural(questions.length - composing.length, 'later question', 'later questions')} woke it no more` : ''}. Each newcomer woke on its own seating, read the room as it stood, and answered beside the products.

    +

    The Room Comes Back

    +

    The same construction suite and the same three people, and this time the process dies in the middle of a question. As the first answer to ${esc(crashMessage ? (record.find((m) => m.seq === crashExchange?.from)?.from ?? 'sam') : 'sam')}’s question landed, at message [${crash.at}], the runtime that held the room was dropped: ${plural(heldAtCrash.length, 'lease', 'leases')} stayed on the log unreleased, and nothing was written about the crash. A second runtime resumed the name over the same log. It folded the roster, the people, the open exchange and the leases back from the rows; it sent the ${plural(resentActs.length, 'wake', 'wakes')} the dead run left unanswered again; the ${plural(heldAtCrash.length, 'lease', 'leases')} the dead run held expired on its own alarm, ${seconds(expiredAfter)} after the crash; the exchange closed; and the assistant wrote ${crashSummary ? `${esc(crashSummary.to)}` : 'nobody'} the one message${crashSummary ? `, covering [${crashSummary.covers.from}]–[${crashSummary.covers.through}], the crash inside it` : ''}. ${questions.length} questions opened ${closed.length} exchanges, and ${summaries.length} were written for, across two runtimes.

    ${stat(questions.length, 'questions asked')}${stat(agentSaid.length, 'agent messages')}${stat(summaries.length, 'summaries written')}${stat(run.reserve.length, 'specialists on call')}${stat(seatings.filter((m) => m.by === ASSISTANT).length, 'seated by the assistant')}${stat(composing.length, 'composing activations')}
    ${stat(seatActs.length, 'seat activations')}${stat(conflicts, 'says the lock refused')}${stat(errors, 'tool or model failures')}${stat(run.toolCalls.length, 'calls into the products’ APIs')}${stat(n(totalTokens), 'tokens across every turn')}${stat(money(totalCost), 'total model cost')}
    -

    Every line is verbatim from one live run, the first on this branch. The people were scripted only in when they arrived, what they asked, and when they left. Nobody scripted the seatings: ${esc(seatedBy)}.

    +

    Every line is verbatim from one live run. The people were scripted only in when they arrived, what they asked, and when they left; the crash was scripted to land on the first answer to the second question, and nothing else about it was. Nobody scripted the seatings: ${esc(seatedBy)}.

    The suite, the specialists on call, and the seat that composes the room

    @@ -442,6 +474,13 @@ ul.plain{margin:.4rem 0 0 1.2rem;padding:0;color:var(--dim);max-width:45rem} ul.
      ${run.steps.map((s, i) => `
    1. ${i + 1}${esc(s.step)}
      2. `).join('')}
    +
    +

    The crash, and what the log held

    +

    The room holds no fact in memory: the roster, the people, the open exchange, the leases and the wakes still pending are each a fold over the log, and a room that replays the log folds the state the room that wrote it held. The crash landed on [${crash.at}]${crashMessage ? `, ${esc(crashMessage.from)}’s answer` : ''}. Every lease the dead run held is below: an activation claims a lease with an expiry of ${seconds(crash.leaseExpiry)} in this run, renews it while it runs, and records heard, the seq it has taken. Nobody released these, so they ran out on the resumed room’s alarm, and the room reported each one as an activation that ran past its lease.

    +${leaseTable()} +

    What the resumed run did first, in order: ${firstAfter.map((t) => `${esc(t)}`).join(' · ')}.${resentActs.length ? ` The ${plural(resentActs.length, 'activation', 'activations')} it started for a message from before the crash — ${resentActs.map((a) => `${esc(a.agent)} on [${a.trigger}]`).join(', ')} — ${resentActs.length === 1 ? 'is' : 'are'} the wakes the dead run left unanswered, sent again because the log said no lease had heard them.` : ''}${retried.length ? ` ${plural(retried.length, 'activation', 'activations')} ran as a second attempt at a message an earlier activation heard and came to nothing on: ${retried.map((l) => `${esc(l.id)}`).join(', ')}.` : ' No activation needed a second attempt: every lease that expired had spoken already, and what it said stands.'}

    +
    +

    Every exchange, who was seated for it, and the one message it came to

    An exchange opens when a person asks something and closes when no agent is active, the composing assistant included. ${questions.length} questions opened ${closed.length} exchanges. Open the working to read what the person did not have to, and to see where a seating landed among the answers.

    @@ -450,13 +489,11 @@ ul.plain{margin:.4rem 0 0 1.2rem;padding:0;color:var(--dim);max-width:45rem} ul.

    What this change built

    -

    A reserve on startSession. available holds agents the room does not seat now. Both lists hold the same AgentSeat values, so a reserve entry carries an attention, and the room refuses a name in both. agents is optional, so a room can start with the assistant alone. The reserve is a value the host wrote: nothing discovers agents, and the assistant can never define one.

    -

    The assistant bookends the exchange. The open of an exchange wakes it when the reserve holds anybody, in parallel with the seats, and hands it seat bound to the reserve. The close hands it summarise, as before. In this run it composed ${composing.length} times, for ${money(composeCost)} in total:

    -
      ${composingList}
    -

    Seating is a presence message. seated and unseated join arrived and left, with by naming the assistant when it did the seating. Every rule of the core applies unchanged, and two change: the routing excludes a message’s author and wakes the seat it names, and a seat the message names wakes at any attention. A seating is the one message whose author and subject differ, and the one activation the assistant can cause.

    -

    A composing activation is the room working. settled() leaves a drafting assistant out, so a close cannot hold open the exchange it is closing, and counts a composing one in, so the exchange stays open until the assistant has decided. ${newcomerMsgs.length ? `The ${newcomerActs.length} newcomer activations in this run all fell inside the exchange that seated them, and the summaries cover what they said.` : ''}

    -

    Nothing said while the assistant decides reaches it. A composing activation is one pass, and the room steers nothing into it. The run before this one showed why: the assistant was handed the products’ answers as [new] lines mid-decision, weighed them, tried to seat a specialist that was already in the room, and drafted a close it had no hand to deliver. It now reads the question and the reserve, seats or ends its turn, and the seats’ answers are theirs.

    -

    A seating commits outside the lock. The first draft of this branch committed a seating under rule 5’s lock, and the tests showed why that cannot hold: a product that answers before the assistant decides moves the record, the seating is refused, and the assistant spends a turn reconsidering a decision the answer rarely changes. The assistant decides on the question; the newcomer reads the answers when it wakes and declines when the point stands.

    +

    The log is the truth. The room writes four kinds of entry to its own Pi session: ambion/message, ambion/lease, ambion/close and ambion/composition. Every fact the room used to hold in memory is now a fold over them: the roster from the composition and the seatings after it, the people from the arrivals and departures, the open exchange from the questions and the closes, the leases from their rows, and the wakes still pending from the messages and the leases together. reconcile() folds, decides, writes what it decided, and sends; it runs after every commit, every lease change, every alarm and every wake, and running it twice writes nothing.

    +

    Every message names every seat it reaches, and every lease says what it heard. wakes on a message names the idle seats its reach wakes and every seat at work, so a message and its routing are one write. A seat at work is steered inside its running activation, and the lease records heard, the seq the activation has taken. A wake is answered by any lease of the seat that heard it and ran to its end, or that spoke. A lease that expired or failed without speaking answers nothing: the room wakes the seat again after a backoff, up to three attempts, the same policy the summaries had already. An activation that spoke and then died stands, and nobody is woken to say it again.

    +

    Nothing mints an id. An activation is named by the message that woke it and the seat, [${crash.at}]:${esc(crashMessage?.from ?? 'seat')}, or by the close it answers and the attempt, close:${crashExchange?.through ?? 0}:1. A wake is safe to send twice, a retried commit lands once under its key, and a request from an activation whose lease ended is refused because the fold says so.

    +

    A host owns a runtime. The clock, the session opener, the transport, the model call and the catalog of definitions live in a Runtime value; two runtimes in one process share nothing, and that is what let this run drop one and resume in another. What crosses between a seat and its room is JSON: the seat reaches the room through view, commit and lease, and the room reaches the seat through wake, so a seat and its room can live in two processes. A second package runs a room as Cloudflare Durable Objects over those calls, tested inside workerd.

    +

    The evidence is a chaos tier. A scenario runs once to count the writes its log takes, then once per write, crashing the room at that write before the entry lands and again after it landed and before the room heard, and a host resumes it and retries under the same key; the same scenario runs in a child process on a JSONL storage and is killed mid-activation; and a seeded walk loses and repeats requests on the wire, fails writes before and after they land, and crashes the room up to three times. Every run must come to the same record. Three faults this branch fixed were found there and nowhere else: a message a live seat heard only through a steer that a crash lost, a write that landed while its confirmation was lost and stayed invisible until the next write, and a visit the storage refused that left the person able to speak without arriving.

    @@ -488,11 +525,10 @@ ${diary()}

    What the run showed

    -

    The assistant seated everyone the question touched${leftAlone.length ? ', and left the roster alone when nobody was' : ', and nothing paid for the reserve once it was empty'}

    ${plural(composing.length, 'question opened', 'questions opened')} with agents in reserve, and the assistant composed the room ${times(composing.length)}: ${plural(seatedByAssistant.length, 'seating', 'seatings')}${leftAlone.length ? ` and ${plural(leftAlone.length, 'decision', 'decisions')} to seat nobody` : ''}. ${byQuestion.map((q) => `${q.seated.map((m) => `${esc(m.from)}`).join(' and ')} for ${esc(q.x.owner)}’s question at [${q.x.from}]`).join('; ')}.${emptied ? ` That emptied the reserve, so the ${plural(questions.length - composing.length, 'question', 'questions')} after it woke no composing activation: an empty reserve costs the room nothing.` : ''}${neverSeated.length ? ` ${neverSeated.map(esc).join(', ')} stayed in the reserve for the whole run: no question turned on what it holds, and nothing paid for it.` : ''} Every seating is on the record, stamped by: assistant, and every newcomer’s first activation was the seating itself: it read the question and the answers so far, and spoke from its own API.

    -

    What composition cost

    ${plural(composing.length, 'composing activation', 'composing activations')} cost ${money(composeCost)}, against ${money(totalCost)} for the run. A composing activation reads the same context a seat reads plus the reserve, and ends in one turn when it seats nobody. Each seated specialist then costs what any seat costs for the rest of the run: ${newcomerActs.length} activations and ${newcomerMsgs.length} messages from the ${seatedByAssistant.length} seated here. The lock refused ${conflicts} says, against 14 in the run before this branch: ${seatedByAssistant.length} more seats answering in parallel is ${seatedByAssistant.length} more seats racing, and the lock is what keeps a point from reaching the record twice.

    -

    One exchange, one message, with the newcomers inside it

    ${summaries.length} summaries were written, ${avgWords} words on average. Because a composing activation counts as the room working, no exchange closed before the assistant had decided, and the ranges the summaries cover hold the seatings and what the seated specialists said.

    -

    What four runs before this one changed

    The first run put two specialists in reserve and the assistant seated both on the first question, so no later exchange showed it choosing to seat nobody; a third specialist, the temporary works coordinator, went into the reserve to give the later questions a real choice. The second run had seats comparing site dates with the clock at the top of their context, calling a forecast and two deliveries stale, and one summary opening with the room’s date; the goal now says the clock is the room’s own and Tue 25 Aug is today. The third run steered the products’ answers into the composing activation, and the runtime now keeps them out. The fourth run asked the assistant to seat only what a question turned on, and it left a specialist out that had something to add; the runtime now asks it to seat everyone the question touches, and the cap on seatings is the reserve itself. Each of those is a fault the tests could not have found, and a live run did.

    -

    What a seat read

    The first seat activation read ${n(firstCtx)} characters; the last read ${n(lastCtxLen)}, with the earlier exchanges folded into their summaries. The reserve appears in none of them: it renders only in the assistant’s composing activations.

    +

    A crash mid-exchange lost nothing but the run

    The runtime was dropped as [${crash.at}] landed, with ${plural(heldAtCrash.length, 'lease', 'leases')} running and no left, no release and no close written. The second runtime folded the same roster, the same people and the same open exchange from the log, and continued it: ${resentActs.length ? `${plural(resentActs.length, 'wake', 'wakes')} the dead run left unanswered ${resentActs.length === 1 ? 'was' : 'were'} sent again and answered, ` : ''}the ${plural(heldAtCrash.length, 'lease', 'leases')} it held expired ${seconds(expiredAfter)} after the crash on the resumed room’s own alarm, and the exchange closed into ${crashSummary ? `one message for ${esc(crashSummary.to)} covering [${crashSummary.covers.from}]–[${crashSummary.covers.through}]` : 'no message'}. The people did nothing: sam’s visit was put back with no arrival written, because the log said he was present.

    +

    What the expiry costs, and what it does not

    An activation cut by the crash holds its lease until the expiry, ${seconds(crash.leaseExpiry)} here and a minute by default, and the exchange stays open until then: that is the one delay a crash adds. What the cut activations had said before the crash stands on the record, and the log says which of them spoke, so ${retried.length ? `${plural(retried.length, 'seat was', 'seats were')} woken for a second attempt at a message an activation heard and came to nothing on` : 'no seat was woken to say anything again'}. The lock refused ${conflicts} says across both runtimes, and the record kept its shape: seqs contiguous, every key once, every summary covering the range before it.

    +

    The same room, whichever process holds it

    ${plural(seatActs.length, 'seat activation', 'seat activations')} and ${plural(assistantActs.length, 'assistant activation', 'assistant activations')} ran across the two runtimes, ${money(totalCost)} in all, and each seat’s own session holds every one of them, complete, whichever runtime ran it. The room’s log holds ${n(log.length)} rows beside ${record.length} messages: ${plural(leaseRows.length, 'lease row', 'lease rows')}, ${plural(log.filter((r) => r.type === 'ambion/close').length, 'close', 'closes')}, and one composition. A reader of the log alone can say which activation said what, which wake each lease answered, and where the crash fell.

    +

    What the assistant did, unchanged

    It composed the room ${times(composing.length)} and seated ${plural(seatedByAssistant.length, 'specialist', 'specialists')}: ${byQuestion.map((q) => `${q.seated.map((m) => `${esc(m.from)}`).join(' and ')} for ${esc(q.x.owner)}’s question at [${q.x.from}]`).join('; ')}. It wrote ${summaries.length} summaries, ${avgWords} words on average, one of them for the exchange the crash fell inside. The first seat activation read ${n(firstCtx)} characters; the last read ${n(lastCtxLen)}, with the earlier exchanges folded into their summaries.

    From ed04f13f778d68d72b8a871f6042af564a3795d8 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Wed, 9 Sep 2026 03:14:20 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 09/20] Let the fake clock yield real time between alarms On a storage on disk, a release the actor sends after its script ends lands after real I/O. The fake clock fired the renewal at half the expiry and the expiry itself back to back, with only event-loop turns between, so on JSONL the lease expired before its release landed, and the room then waited on retry backoffs the test never moved past. The clock now yields a few milliseconds, several times, after every alarm it fires. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017i49PfakG27M56FjqvyG1e --- packages/ambion/test/support/clock.ts | 11 +++++++++-- 1 file changed, 9 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/support/clock.ts b/packages/ambion/test/support/clock.ts index 0f70c4c..fee2311 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/support/clock.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/support/clock.ts @@ -11,9 +11,16 @@ interface Pending { fire: () => void; } -/** Let the promise chains an alarm started run to their end. */ +/** + * Let the promise chains an alarm started run to their end. A storage on + * disk answers a write after real I/O, so the wait yields real time too: + * a few milliseconds, several times, with the event loop drained between. + */ const settle = async (): Promise => { - for (let i = 0; i < 20; i += 1) await new Promise((resolve) => setImmediate(resolve)); + for (let round = 0; round < 5; round += 1) { + for (let i = 0; i < 10; i += 1) await new Promise((resolve) => setImmediate(resolve)); + await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 1)); + } }; export function fakeClock(start = Date.parse('2026-01-01T09:00:00.000Z')): FakeClock { From 3fb7efdc5cd9f25e9fccae1781058199edf95374 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Wed, 9 Sep 2026 03:50:45 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 10/20] Let an evicted room reach no listener again A dead process emits nothing. The seat side of a run that was dropped still ran to its next room call, heard stale, aborted, and reported the abort through the dead session's listeners into the host's stream. A demo run counted those aborts beside the leases that expired. Eviction now clears the listeners with the alarm and the log. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017i49PfakG27M56FjqvyG1e --- packages/ambion/src/session.ts | 8 +++++--- 1 file changed, 5 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/session.ts b/packages/ambion/src/session.ts index 7427244..7c79e56 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/session.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/session.ts @@ -1175,14 +1175,16 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { } /** - * Dropped from memory: the alarm is cancelled, the log is closed, and - * every call a seat makes from now on is stale. The record keeps what - * landed before, and nothing this run had in flight lands after. + * Dropped from memory: the alarm is cancelled, the log is closed, every + * call a seat makes from now on is stale, and nothing reaches a listener + * again. The record keeps what landed before, and nothing this run had + * in flight lands after. */ evict(): void { this.evicted = true; this.log.close(); this.cancelAlarm(); + this.listeners.clear(); for (const resolve of this.quietWaiters.splice(0)) resolve(); for (const resolve of this.settledWaiters.splice(0)) resolve(); } From 2b0c65ba6cd64f61343a3c6d723371177b09da2e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Wed, 9 Sep 2026 03:52:18 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 11/20] Let the live refused-call test expect the attempts the room makes A refused model call is an error, and the room now wakes the seat again after the backoff, up to the cap. The test runs with no wait between attempts, and holds the room to three errors, three activations that left no mark, and an exchange that closed at the cap. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017i49PfakG27M56FjqvyG1e --- docs/toolchain.md | 18 +++++++++--------- packages/ambion/test/live/loop.test.ts | 17 +++++++++++------ 2 files changed, 20 insertions(+), 15 deletions(-) diff --git a/docs/toolchain.md b/docs/toolchain.md index 0074921..8698788 100644 --- a/docs/toolchain.md +++ b/docs/toolchain.md @@ -282,15 +282,15 @@ real key, and proves what a scripted stream cannot. It lives in [`packages/ambion/test/live`](../packages/ambion/test/live), one file per claim: -| File | What it proves | -| ------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -| `loop.test.ts` | A model id resolves through Pi's catalog, the key comes from the environment, a tool runs through Pi's loop, a refused call is an `error` | -| `judgment.test.ts` | A seat with nothing to add declines, and a directed say wakes a seat at `named` that the delivery never woke | -| `exchange.test.ts` | Three seats race under the lock, the room goes quiet, the assistant writes in the person's shape, and it seats a specialist from the reserve | -| `record.test.ts` | A second run of a name reads the record the first run left, and answers from it | -| `workspace.test.ts` | The four built-in tools reach a workspace on a real provider | -| `control.test.ts` | `abort()` ends a request in flight without a mark, and the room keeps running | -| `resume.test.ts` | A second runtime resumes a room mid-exchange on a real model, the lease the first run held expires, and the assistant writes the summary | +| File | What it proves | +| ------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | +| `loop.test.ts` | A model id resolves through Pi's catalog, the key comes from the environment, a tool runs through Pi's loop, a refused call is an `error` and is tried again to the cap | +| `judgment.test.ts` | A seat with nothing to add declines, and a directed say wakes a seat at `named` that the delivery never woke | +| `exchange.test.ts` | Three seats race under the lock, the room goes quiet, the assistant writes in the person's shape, and it seats a specialist from the reserve | +| `record.test.ts` | A second run of a name reads the record the first run left, and answers from it | +| `workspace.test.ts` | The four built-in tools reach a workspace on a real provider | +| `control.test.ts` | `abort()` ends a request in flight without a mark, and the room keeps running | +| `resume.test.ts` | A second runtime resumes a room mid-exchange on a real model, the lease the first run held expires, and the assistant writes the summary | Every test holds the record to the same invariants whatever the model said: seqs contiguous, one `message` event per message, every author on the diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/live/loop.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/live/loop.test.ts index bd6ffb3..0f9bf35 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/live/loop.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/live/loop.test.ts @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ */ import { Type } from 'typebox'; import { expect, it } from 'vitest'; -import { defineTool, stopSession } from '../../src/index.ts'; +import { createRuntime, defineTool, stopSession } from '../../src/index.ts'; import { enter } from '../support/room.ts'; import { agent, @@ -68,20 +68,25 @@ live('the model and the loop', () => { await stopSession(session); }); - it('a refused model call reaches the host as an error and leaves no mark', async () => { + it('a refused model call reaches the host as an error, is tried again to the cap, and leaves no mark', async () => { const key = process.env[KEY_VAR]; process.env[KEY_VAR] = 'not-a-key'; try { - const { session, events } = open('refused', { agents: [clerk()] }); + // No wait between attempts: the provider refuses each one at once. + const runtime = createRuntime({ retry: { attempts: 3, backoff: () => 0 } }); + const { session, events } = open('refused', { agents: [clerk()], runtime }); const visit = await enter(session, person); await visit.deliver({ text: 'What is the status of order 7781?' }); await within(session.settled(), 60_000, 'the room settling'); + // one error per attempt, and the room gave up at the cap const errors = errorsIn(events); - expect(errors).toHaveLength(1); - expect(errors[0]).toMatch(/^clerk: /); + expect(errors).toHaveLength(3); + for (const error of errors) expect(error).toMatch(/^clerk: /); expect(saidBy(await session.messages(), 'clerk')).toEqual([]); - expect(events).toContainEqual({ type: 'activation_end', agent: 'clerk', spoke: false }); + const ends = events.filter((e) => e.type === 'activation_end' && e.agent === 'clerk'); + expect(ends).toEqual(Array(3).fill({ type: 'activation_end', agent: 'clerk', spoke: false })); + expect(session.exchange()).toBeUndefined(); await stopSession(session); } finally { process.env[KEY_VAR] = key; From 346cf315a55785e93d3e2495d5264123f8788e5c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Wed, 9 Sep 2026 03:56:07 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 12/20] Add the report of the room that comes back One live run on a real model: the runtime that holds the room is dropped as the first answer to Sam's question lands, and a second runtime resumes the name over the same log. The report shows the six leases the dead run held, what each had heard, when they expired on the resumed room's alarm, the five wakes it sent again, and the one message the exchange closed into, with the crash inside the range it covers. The demos README carries the row and what the run showed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017i49PfakG27M56FjqvyG1e --- demos/2026-09-09-the-room-comes-back.html | 5875 +++++++++++++++++++++ demos/README.md | 28 + scripts/report.mjs | 4 +- 3 files changed, 5905 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) create mode 100644 demos/2026-09-09-the-room-comes-back.html diff --git a/demos/2026-09-09-the-room-comes-back.html b/demos/2026-09-09-the-room-comes-back.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..f414be2 --- /dev/null +++ b/demos/2026-09-09-the-room-comes-back.html @@ -0,0 +1,5875 @@ + +The Room Comes Back + + + + +
    +

    Ambion demo · 9 September 2026 · anthropic/claude-sonnet-5 · room ‘kestrel-yard-block-c’ · workspace ‘kestrel-yard-drive’

    +

    The Room Comes Back

    +

    The same construction suite and the same three people, and this time the process dies in the middle of a question. As the first answer to sam’s question landed, at message [24], the runtime that held the room was dropped: 6 leases stayed on the log unreleased, and nothing was written about the crash. A second runtime resumed the name over the same log. It folded the roster, the people, the open exchange and the leases back from the rows; it sent the 5 wakes the dead run left unanswered again; the 6 leases the dead run held expired on its own alarm, 8.8 s after the crash; the exchange closed; and the assistant wrote sam the one message, covering [23]–[31], the crash inside it. 4 questions opened 4 exchanges, and 4 were written for, across two runtimes.

    +
    4questions asked
    34agent messages
    4summaries written
    3specialists on call
    3seated by the assistant
    1composing activations
    +
    94seat activations
    58says the lock refused
    6errors the room reported
    101calls into the products’ APIs
    1,951,782tokens across every turn
    $1.59total model cost
    +

    Every line is verbatim from one live run. The people were scripted only in when they arrived, what they asked, and when they left; the crash was scripted to land on the first answer to the second question, and nothing else about it was. Nobody scripted the seatings: building-control at [5] by assistant, plant-hire at [6] by assistant, temporary-works at [7] by assistant.

    + +
    +

    The suite, the specialists on call, and the seat that composes the room

    +

    Three products seated for the run, each with its own state and its own API, connected to the site drive. 3 specialists in the reserve, which the assistant reads at the open of an exchange and nobody else reads at all. And the assistant, seated at the narrow end of attention, holding one tool of the runtime’s per activation: seat at an open, summarise at a close. Calls marked ·drive reach the workspace.

    +
    time-trackerwakes on anything said

    Time Tracker Agent

    Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.

    • crew_hours()
    • certified_for()
    • request_overtime()
    • read · write · edit · bash ·drive
    18 API calls · 4 drive calls · 12 activations · 6 messages · $0.23
    task-managementwakes on arrivals too

    Task Management Agent

    What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.

    • task_list()
    • blocking_chain()
    • update_task()
    • read · write · edit · bash ·drive
    26 API calls · 2 drive calls · 21 activations · 6 messages · $0.31
    materials-trackerwakes on anything said

    Materials Tracker Agent

    Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.

    • stock_check()
    • deliveries()
    • supplier_terms()
    • read · write · edit · bash ·drive
    21 API calls · 1 drive calls · 12 activations · 6 messages · $0.26
    building-controlon call, in the reserve

    Building Control Liaison Agent

    Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.

    • inspection_slots()
    • request_inspection()
    • read · write · edit · bash ·drive
    9 API calls · 5 drive calls · 15 activations · 6 messages · $0.25
    plant-hireon call, in the reserve

    Plant Hire Agent

    The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.

    • hire_board()
    • hire_terms()
    • move_hire()
    • read · write · edit · bash ·drive
    13 API calls · 1 drive calls · 20 activations · 5 messages · $0.23
    temporary-workson call, in the reserve

    Temporary Works Coordinator Agent

    The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.

    • check_status()
    • book_check()
    • read · write · edit · bash ·drive
    14 API calls · 6 drive calls · 14 activations · 5 messages · $0.24
    assistantwakes for nothing said · the assistant

    Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.

    • seat(name)
    • summarise(text)
    1 composing · 4 drafting · $0.07
    +
    + +
    +

    The people, and how each of them reads

    +

    An identity is the public face: what a person owns, and what only they can do. Every seat reads it. How a person reads lives on the person, and the assistant reads it in the one activation where it writes for them.

    +
    priyaProject manager

    Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.

    preferences · read by the assistant alone

    Open with the date: whether it holds, and if not, the earliest one that + does. Name only the items she has to clear herself, with their owner and + their deadline; what somebody else is already handling is not her message. + She reads cost only when it moves a date, so leave out a price that changes + nothing. Four sentences at most.

    2 messages written for priya
    samSite foreman

    Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.

    preferences · read by the assistant alone

    Sam reads standing up. Open with what changes for his crews and when, and + name the trade, the ticket and the hour. Leave out contract terms, + cancellation charges and what the client was told: none of it changes what + he does at seven. Three sentences at most, and no lists longer than the + crews he has.

    1 message written for sam
    danQuantity surveyor

    Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.

    preferences · read by the assistant alone

    Open with the money: what the change costs, what it saves, and which of it + he has to approve or recover. Give every figure with the supplier and the + term it comes from, and give no figure the answer does not need. He reads + sequencing only when it moves money, so state a date only where it changes + a number. Four sentences at most.

    1 message written for dan
    +
    + +
    +

    What the run did

    +
    1. 1priya opens the room to confirm the pour date for the client
    2. 2priya asks the question she has to answer today; the assistant composes the room for it, then writes her the answer
    3. 3priya leaves for a site walk without giving a new date
    4. 4sam opens it from the deck with a forecast; the products already seated hold what he needs
    5. 5the process dies as the first answer to sam lands: the leases it held stay on the log, and nothing is released
    6. 6a second process resumes the room over the same log: the wakes still pending are sent again, the leases the dead run held expire, and the exchange closes
    7. 7dan opens it to price the move; the plant desk is on call for exactly this
    8. 8priya comes back to decisions she did not see made
    9. 9priya asks a follow-up about a range the seats now read as one message; the specialists are seated and hear it
    +
    + +
    +

    The crash, and what the log held

    +

    The room holds no fact in memory: the roster, the people, the open exchange, the leases and the wakes still pending are each a fold over the log, and a room that replays the log folds the state the room that wrote it held. The crash landed on [24], time-tracker’s answer. Every lease the dead run held is below: an activation claims a lease with an expiry of 15.0 s in this run, renews it while it runs, and records heard, the seq it has taken. Nobody released these, so they ran out on the resumed room’s alarm, and the room reported each one as an activation that ran past its lease.

    +
    LeaseClaimed atHeard throughHow it ended, after the crash
    22:task-management03:52:11.87823expired at +8.8 s
    23:time-tracker03:52:11.88023expired at +8.8 s
    23:materials-tracker03:52:11.88223expired at +8.8 s
    23:building-control03:52:11.88323expired at +8.8 s
    23:plant-hire03:52:11.88523expired at +8.8 s
    23:temporary-works03:52:11.88823expired at +8.8 s
    +

    What the resumed run did first, in order: task-management woke · materials-tracker woke · building-control woke · plant-hire woke · temporary-works woke · tool execution start. The 5 activations it started for a message from before the crash — task-management on [24], materials-tracker on [24], building-control on [24], plant-hire on [24], temporary-works on [24] — are the wakes the dead run left unanswered, sent again because the log said no lease had heard them. No activation needed a second attempt: every lease that expired had spoken already, and what it said stands.

    +
    + +
    +

    Every exchange, who was seated for it, and the one message it came to

    +

    An exchange opens when a person asks something and closes when no agent is active, the composing assistant included. 4 questions opened 4 exchanges. Open the working to read what the person did not have to, and to see where a seating landed among the answers.

    +
    priya asked[4] · 12 agent messages · seated building-control, plant-hire, temporary-works · summary [20] covers 4–19

    Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?

    the working the room did — 15 messages
    • 5
      building-control seated by assistant
    • 6
      plant-hire seated by assistant
    • 7
      temporary-works seated by assistant
    • 8
      temporary-works
      Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.
    • 9
      task-management
      Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.
    • 10
      plant-hire
      If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.
    • 11
      time-tracker
      priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.
    • 12
      temporary-works
      On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in.
    • 13
      plant-hire
      To close the loop for Priya: my Friday move only stays free if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow (Tue/Wed) — waiting until Wed to decide risks slipping inside the 24h window and the £350 charge. So if Friday is the call, say so now and I'll action the move today.
    • 14
      materials-tracker→ priya
      To stack alongside plant-hire's pump point: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is the same story — still PROVISIONAL, needs firming, and Trent's 24h lock-in / 60% cancellation charge means action today or tomorrow avoids cost, same as Rapid Pumps. Priya — once Friday is the call, tell me and I'll move D-4488 to Fri 27 Aug 07:00 immediately and get Trent's written confirmation.
    • 15
      time-tracker
      priya: I've raised the Groundworks overtime request to get a certified pump operator on site Friday — 0 of 3 currently on site, plenty of headroom under the 45h threshold, but it's awaiting your (or another human's) approval. That's now the one open item on the labour side alongside plant-hire's and materials-tracker's cost-deadline items — all three (pump move, concrete firm-up, pump operator) need action today/tomorrow to avoid slipping into charges or leaving Friday short-crewed.
    • 16
      building-control→ priya
      One item missing from the Friday case so far: the pre-pour inspection itself. Friday pour needs it booked for Thu 27 Aug 13:00 — that slot is open now but only bookable in time if requested by today, Tue 13:00. Rebar fixing won't clear till Wed afternoon though, so I can't responsibly request it today; earliest safe request is Wednesday once fixing/formwork are confirmed done. Priya — only you confirm with building control; say Friday and I'll log the request against Thu 27 Aug 13:00 in your name, flagged as contingent on Wednesday's fixing/formwork sign-off.
    • 17
      task-management
      Task list updated to match: T-118 (Level 3 pour) now due Fri 28 Aug, T-121 (inspection) due Thu 27 Aug — both still shown blocked. T-121's blocking chain is T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, sam, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Priya — building-control's Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot is the one T-121 needs; nothing else moves it until you confirm Friday and that booking goes in.
    • 18
      building-control
      Correction to my last message: Thu 27 Aug 13:00 needs booking by today (Tue) 13:00 — that deadline has effectively passed for a responsible request, since rebar fixing doesn't clear until Wed afternoon. So that slot is off the table regardless of what the room decides now. + +The workable slot for a Friday pour is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00 — both book by Wed 26 Aug (08:00 and 13:00 respectively), which lines up with fixing/formwork clearing Wednesday. Priya — once you confirm Friday, tell me which of the two Friday slots you want and I'll log the request in your name; only you can confirm it with building control. The inspector will need formwork fully closed/propped (per temporary-works' TW-31 check) and rebar fixing signed off before that slot.
    • 19
      task-management
      Task list corrected: T-121 now due Fri 28 Aug (not Thu 27) since building control's Thu slot deadline has passed. Priya — T-121 and T-118 both sit blocked on you alone now: pick Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00 with building control, and that one decision also unblocks plant-hire's pump move, materials-tracker's concrete firm-up, and time-tracker's overtime approval, all of which are only waiting on Friday being said out loud.
    ∎ assistant→ priya · 120 words
    Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.
    sam asked[23] · 8 agent messages · nobody seated · summary [32] covers 23–31

    Rain all Thursday morning. I am not pouring into that. What do you need from me to move it?

    the working the room did — 8 messages
    • 24
      time-tracker
      sam — the Friday pour plan already needs a decision from Priya, not from you, on the crew side: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are on site today, and there's already an overtime request in for Groundworks, 2026-08-28 +8h, sitting "awaiting approval." That request was raised against Friday 28 Aug; nobody's touched it for a Thursday move. If you're pulling the pour off Thursday, someone needs to confirm which day Groundworks actually needs to be called in for — otherwise the pump crew still won't be on site whichever day you land on.
    • 25
      building-control
      Confirming for the record: Fri 28 Aug still has both inspection slots open (08:00 and 13:00), book-by is Wed 26 Aug. Thu 27 Aug 13:00 was the only Thursday slot and its book-by deadline is today — so moving off Thursday for rain costs nothing there. But I can only log a request against a slot; only Priya can actually confirm a booking with building control, and she's just left the room. Sam — once you and Priya settle on Friday, someone needs to get that confirmation to Priya so she books it before Wed 26 Aug.
    • 26
      plant-hire
      Pump (H-207, Rapid Pumps) is already booked provisionally for Fri 28 Aug, not Thursday — so no move or charge needed on my end for the rain call. It's free to firm up with 24h notice; only turns costly (£350 re-mobilisation) if it moves again inside 24h of the day. So the plant side is fine as-is — it's just waiting on the same confirmation as the inspection slot.
    • 27
      materials-tracker
      sam — materials side: rebar (D-4471) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug regardless of pour day, so that's not a factor in your rain call. The one open item is concrete — D-4488, 96m³ from Trent Ready-Mix — still only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. Trent's terms are 24h lock-in before the slot, 60% charge if cancelled inside that window, free to move outside it. Once Friday's confirmed as the plan I'll move D-4488 to Fri 28 Aug 07:00 now, while it's still free — no cost either way as long as it's done before that lock-in window closes.
    • 28
      temporary-works
      Formwork side, Sam: TW-31 isn't booked yet — can't be until Friday's confirmed, since it books the working day before and runs 06:30 morning-of. Formwork's at 80% closed, striking crew still on falsework; needs full closure and propping before I can check it. If Friday holds, I need that closure done by Thursday so I can book TW-31 Thursday for Friday 06:30.
    • 29
      building-control
      I've logged a request for the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 building control slot against sam's move off Thursday. That's a placeholder only — Priya has to confirm it with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Both Friday slots remain open if 08:00 doesn't suit.
    • 30
      time-tracker
      sam — the crew gap is still unaddressed by anyone else: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators on site today, and the overtime request for Fri 28 Aug (+8h) is still awaiting human approval. Everything else — inspection slot, pump machine, concrete, formwork — is lining up on Friday, but this one needs Priya to approve before there's actually a crew to run the pump.
    • 31
      materials-tracker→ sam
      sam — materials side is not blocking your rain call either way: rebar (D-4471) lands Wed 26 Aug regardless of pour day. The one item that needs action once Friday's actually confirmed is D-4488 (96m³ concrete, Trent), currently provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00 — I'll retarget it to Fri 28 Aug 07:00 as soon as that's settled, no cost since we're outside Trent's 24h lock-in. Just say the word.
    ∎ assistant→ sam · 84 words
    Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.
    dan asked[34] · 6 agent messages · nobody seated · summary [41] covers 34–40

    What does moving cost, and is there anything of mine holding this up?

    the working the room did — 6 messages
    • 35
      time-tracker
      On the cost side of the labour piece: the Groundworks overtime request is +8h for 2026-08-28, still awaiting approval — that's the pump crew (Groundworks holds the pump ticket, 0 of 3 currently on site, need them mobilised for Friday). It needs a human approval; nothing else of mine is holding the move. Separately worth flagging: Formwork is at 44h logged this week against a 45h threshold with only 3 of 5 on site today — if anyone leans on formwork to hit Thursday closure, that's right at the OT line too and may need its own request.
    • 36
      task-management→ dan
      To add to that: nothing of yours, dan, is blocking the chain — T-121/T-126/T-133 sit with priya and sam. Your own open item is T-130, confirm concrete pump hire H-207, due today — that's yours to close once Friday's locked. For actual move/cancellation cost, that's plant-hire's number, not mine.
    • 37
      building-control
      Nothing of dan's blocks this. Separately: the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 rebar inspection is only requested, not confirmed — only Priya can confirm it with building control, deadline Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Miss that and the fallback is Fri 28 Aug 13:00 (book by Wed 26 Aug 13:00), then Mon 31 Aug 08:00.
    • 38
      plant-hire
      The number, dan: moving H-207 to Friday cost £0 — Rapid Pumps move a booked day free with 24h notice, and this move was outside that window. Confirming T-130 won't add any charge. Only risk is if it moves again inside 24h (£350 re-mob) or slips to Saturday (£200 uplift).
    • 39
      temporary-works
      Nothing of mine carries a cost, dan. Separate flag still standing: TW-31 isn't booked, formwork is at 80% closure per the diary, and it needs full closure/propping plus booking the working day before the pour for a 06:30 Friday check. Time-tracker flagged formwork crew already at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to full closure by Thursday may need its own overtime request, same issue as the pump crew but on your desk.
    • 40
      materials-tracker
      Completing the cost picture for dan: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³ Trent) is also a free move — still provisional for Thu 27 Aug, hasn't hit Trent's 24h lock-in yet. Moving it to Fri 28 Aug costs £0 if actioned today/tomorrow; leaving it to lock against Thursday then cancelling would cost 60% of the load. I'll move it as soon as Friday is confirmed.
    ∎ assistant→ dan · 144 words
    Moving the pour to Friday costs you £0: Rapid Pumps move H-207 free with 24h notice (confirming your T-130 today locks that in), and Trent's D-4488 concrete order is still pre-lock-in so shifting it to Fri 28 Aug is also free if actioned today/tomorrow. Risk only bites if you don't act — a second move inside 24h is £350 re-mob on the pump, Saturday slip is +£200, and letting the concrete order lock against Thursday before cancelling costs 60% of the load. Nothing of yours is blocking the chain (T-121/126/133 sit with priya/sam); your only open item is closing T-130 once Friday's confirmed. Separate cost risk worth watching: formwork crew is at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to Thursday closure may need its own overtime approval on your desk, same issue as the pump crew's still-pending OT request.
    priya asked[44] · 5 agent messages · nobody seated · summary [50] covers 44–49

    Remind me what Saturday needs from me before I ring the client.

    the working the room did — 5 messages
    • 45
      building-control
      On Saturday specifically: building control has no weekend slots — the rules only run Monday to Friday, 08:00/13:00, with 48 working hours' notice. So a Saturday pour would have no inspection slot at all; the next one after Friday is Mon 31 Aug 08:00 (book by Thu 27 Aug 08:00). If you're weighing Saturday as a fallback, that's the constraint to tell the client. For Friday itself, the slot I need you to confirm is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 — requested, book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00, and only you can confirm it with building control.
    • 46
      plant-hire→ priya
      Adding the plant cost to that: if Saturday were ever pursued despite no inspection slot, moving H-207 (Rapid Pumps) off Friday costs £200 weekend uplift with ≥24h notice, or £550 (+£350 re-mob) inside 24h. But since building control has nothing between Fri 28 Aug and Mon 31 Aug, Saturday isn't a live option regardless of plant cost — Friday 28 Aug stays the target.
    • 47
      materials-tracker
      One more piece for the Friday target: D-4488 (96m³ Trent concrete) is still only provisional against Thu 27 Aug, not yet matched to Friday. Trent's lock-in is 24h before the slot — moving it to Fri 28 Aug is free if actioned today/tomorrow, but left unconfirmed past that window it's 60% cancellation on the load. Worth firming up alongside the building control booking, same timeframe.
    • 48
      time-tracker
      Still outstanding on my side: the Groundworks pump-operator overtime request (+8h, 28 Aug) is raised but awaiting approval, and 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site — that needs sign-off before Friday's pour crew is actually covered.
    • 49
      temporary-works
      TW-31 (formwork/falsework check) is now booked: Fri 28 Aug 06:30, R. Okafor, requested by priya. It needs formwork fully closed and propped by then — currently at 80% closure, so sam's crew needs to close the remaining 20% and finish propping by end of Thursday for the check to pass.
    ∎ assistant→ priya · 88 words
    Saturday is not viable: building control has no weekend slots (Mon–Fri only, 48h notice), so a Saturday pour would have no inspection at all — the next slot after Friday is Mon 31 Aug 08:00 (book by Thu 27 Aug 08:00). Friday 28 Aug remains the target; you still need to confirm the Fri 08:00 building control slot by Wed 26 Aug 08:00, and the Groundworks pump-operator overtime request still needs your sign-off (0 of 3 operators currently on site for Friday). Tell the client Friday, not Saturday.
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    What this change built

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    The log is the truth. The room writes four kinds of entry to its own Pi session: ambion/message, ambion/lease, ambion/close and ambion/composition. Every fact the room used to hold in memory is now a fold over them: the roster from the composition and the seatings after it, the people from the arrivals and departures, the open exchange from the questions and the closes, the leases from their rows, and the wakes still pending from the messages and the leases together. reconcile() folds, decides, writes what it decided, and sends; it runs after every commit, every lease change, every alarm and every wake, and running it twice writes nothing.

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    Every message names every seat it reaches, and every lease says what it heard. wakes on a message names the idle seats its reach wakes and every seat at work, so a message and its routing are one write. A seat at work is steered inside its running activation, and the lease records heard, the seq the activation has taken. A wake is answered by any lease of the seat that heard it and ran to its end, or that spoke. A lease that expired or failed without speaking answers nothing: the room wakes the seat again after a backoff, up to three attempts, the same policy the summaries had already. An activation that spoke and then died stands, and nobody is woken to say it again.

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    Nothing mints an id. An activation is named by the message that woke it and the seat, [24]:time-tracker, or by the close it answers and the attempt, close:31:1. A wake is safe to send twice, a retried commit lands once under its key, and a request from an activation whose lease ended is refused because the fold says so.

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    A host owns a runtime. The clock, the session opener, the transport, the model call and the catalog of definitions live in a Runtime value; two runtimes in one process share nothing, and that is what let this run drop one and resume in another. What crosses between a seat and its room is JSON: the seat reaches the room through view, commit and lease, and the room reaches the seat through wake, so a seat and its room can live in two processes. A second package runs a room as Cloudflare Durable Objects over those calls, tested inside workerd.

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    The evidence is a chaos tier. A scenario runs once to count the writes its log takes, then once per write, crashing the room at that write before the entry lands and again after it landed and before the room heard, and a host resumes it and retries under the same key; the same scenario runs in a child process on a JSONL storage and is killed mid-activation; and a seeded walk loses and repeats requests on the wire, fails writes before and after they land, and crashes the room up to three times. Every run must come to the same record. Three faults this branch fixed were found there and nowhere else: a message a live seat heard only through a steer that a crash lost, a write that landed while its confirmation was lost and stayed invisible until the next write, and a visit the storage refused that left the person able to speak without arriving.

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    Every activation, and what it decided

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    One column per message on the record, one lane per seat, and one for the assistant. A filled mark is a seat that woke and left a mark on the record: a say, a seating, or a summary. A hollow mark is one that woke and left none. The two specialist lanes are empty until the seating that woke them. The lock refused 58 says.

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    time-tracker
    task-management
    materials-tracker
    building-control
    plant-hire
    temporary-works
    assistant
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    Inside each seat’s own session, and the assistant’s

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    Every activation’s full turns are kept in a downstream session, <room>:<agent>. Every one of them is below, complete: the context the room handed it, its reasoning, every call with the arguments it passed, everything that came back, and every say the lock refused. The assistant’s session holds its composing activations and its drafts alike; the composing ones show the reserve as the second roster the assistant read.

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    task-managementkestrel-yard-block-c:task-management · 21 activations · $0.31
    #1 woke on [1] priya arrived spoke4 turns · 18,109 tok · $0.01
    1the context the room handed it1,535 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:50:35.358Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (idle): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (idle): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+
+Take your turn, task-management: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2callstask_list
    {}
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    T-118 Level 3 slab pour — blocked, sam, due Thu 27 Aug, blocked by T-121 + T-130
+T-121 Pre-pour rebar inspection (building control) — blocked, priya, due Wed 26 Aug, blocked by T-126 (Inspector slot not booked. How a slot is booked: /site/inspections/building-control.md)
+T-126 Rebar fixing complete, Level 3 — open, sam, due Tue 25 Aug, blocked by T-133
+T-133 Receive 16mm rebar (D-4471) — open, sam, due Wed 26 Aug
+T-130 Confirm concrete pump hire — open, dan, due Tue 25 Aug (Hire H-207 is provisional on the plant desk; the pour day decides which day to confirm.)
+T-124 Formwork strike, Level 2 — open, sam, due Fri 28 Aug
+T-097 Level 2 slab pour — done, sam, due Thu 13 Aug
    4callsblocking_chain
    {
+  "id": "T-121"
+}
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    T-121 Pre-pour rebar inspection (building control) — blocked, priya, due Wed 26 Aug (Inspector slot not booked. How a slot is booked: /site/inspections/building-control.md)
+  T-126 Rebar fixing complete, Level 3 — open, sam, due Tue 25 Aug
+    T-133 Receive 16mm rebar (D-4471) — open, sam, due Wed 26 Aug
    6said to itself
    T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) is priya's own task, blocked because the building control slot hasn't been booked — and only she can make that booking. It's also chain-blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (receiving the 16mm rebar D-4471, sam), so the booking date depends on those landing first.
    6callssay
    {
+  "text": "priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear."
+}
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    #2 woke on [4] priya said spoke7 turns · 42,835 tok · $0.03
    1the context the room handed it2,570 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:50:51.671Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (active, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (just now)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, task-management: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2callsblocking_chain
    {
+  "id": "T-121"
+}
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    {
+  "path": "/site/inspections/building-control.md"
+}
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    T-121 Pre-pour rebar inspection (building control) — blocked, priya, due Wed 26 Aug (Inspector slot not booked. How a slot is booked: /site/inspections/building-control.md)
+  T-126 Rebar fixing complete, Level 3 — open, sam, due Tue 25 Aug
+    T-133 Receive 16mm rebar (D-4471) — open, sam, due Wed 26 Aug
    4read returned
    # Building control inspections
+
+Inspector: Elmbridge Building Control, duty inspector line 01372 000 000.
+Bookings are made by the project manager only.
+
+## How a slot is booked
+
+- Notice: 48 hours, counted in working hours. A booking made after 13:00 on
+  a Tuesday gets Thursday 13:00 at the earliest.
+- Slots: 08:00 or 13:00, Monday to Friday. Building control does not
+  inspect at weekends.
+- A pre-pour inspection needs the rebar fixed and the formwork closed. An
+  inspector who finds fixing still in progress leaves and the slot is lost.
+
+## What this means for a slab pour
+
+- A weekday pour needs the inspection the day before, at 13:00 at the
+  latest.
+- A Saturday pour needs the inspection on the Friday. Book the Friday 13:00
+  slot by Wednesday 13:00.
+- The inspector signs the pour card. The card stays in the site office.
+
+## Log
+
+| Date       | Inspection       | Result                          |
+| ---------- | ---------------- | ------------------------------- |
+| Wed 12 Aug | Level 2 pre-pour | Passed, pour card signed        |
+| Mon 24 Aug | Level 3 pre-pour | Not booked: fixing not complete |
+
    5said to itself
    T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) can't finish until T-133's rebar delivery lands Wed 26 Aug, so fixing complete realistically lands Wed 26 Aug at the earliest — not today. If Priya books the inspection only after that, the earliest booking point is Wed 26 Aug, which under the 48-hour notice rule (after 13:00 Tue gets Thursday 13:00 at earliest) pushes any inspection booked Wed into Thursday or later — too late for a Thursday pour, since a weekday pour needs the inspection the day before by 13:00.
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    {
+  "text": "Chain-wise: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is itself blocked behind T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam) — materials-tracker has that confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00. So fixing can't even start finishing until Wed afternoon. Building control's rules require the pre-pour inspection the day before a weekday pour, by 13:00 latest — so a Thursday pour needs the inspection booked and passed Wednesday 13:00. But you can't book it until 48h notice from when fixing is actually done, and a booking made after 13:00 Tuesday already defaults to Thursday 13:00 at the earliest per their notice rule. With rebar not landing till Wed 14:00, there's no way to get an inspector in and passed by Wed 13:00. Thursday pour isn't achievable — Friday is the earliest realistic date, and only if fixing finishes promptly Wed and you book Wednesday morning."
+}
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    Not delivered — the room moved while you were speaking. New on the record:
+· building-control seated by assistant
+· plant-hire seated by assistant
+· temporary-works seated by assistant
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    {
+  "text": "Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date."
+}
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    11said to itself
    Nothing here concerns plant-hire's arrival directly against my task list — no item blocked on them yet that isn't already covered. Staying silent.
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    13said to itself
    Already reflected in my last message; no new action needed.
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    [new] [temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.
    15said to itself
    This repeats what's already on the record from temporary-works' first message — no new information for me to add. Staying silent.
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    [new] [plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.
    17said to itself
    No task list implications here that I need to raise — this is a decision for priya/plant-hire, not something blocking on the task chain that I own. Staying silent.
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    The time is 2026-09-09T03:51:12.676Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (just now)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (just now)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (just now)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (just now)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.  (just now)
+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, task-management: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I already gave the chain and the Friday conclusion; time-tracker and plant-hire have added new, non-overlapping constraints (pump operator crew, plant move timing) that don't change the task-list status itself. Nothing new for me to add here — staying silent.
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    The time is 2026-09-09T03:51:16.864Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (just now)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (just now)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (just now)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (just now)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.  (just now)
+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, task-management: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    Nothing here is mine to add — the chain analysis I already gave stands and the room has since converged on Friday with good reasons from temporary-works and plant-hire. I'll hold silent unless priya asks something that touches T-121/T-126/T-133 specifically.
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    The time is 2026-09-09T03:51:20.194Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (just now)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (just now)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (just now)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (just now)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.  (just now)
+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] To close the loop for Priya: my Friday move only stays free if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow (Tue/Wed) — waiting until Wed to decide risks slipping inside the 24h window and the £350 charge. So if Friday is the call, say so now and I'll action the move today.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, task-management: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
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+  "id": "T-121"
+}
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    T-121 Pre-pour rebar inspection (building control) — blocked, priya, due Wed 26 Aug (Inspector slot not booked. How a slot is booked: /site/inspections/building-control.md)
+  T-126 Rebar fixing complete, Level 3 — open, sam, due Tue 25 Aug
+    T-133 Receive 16mm rebar (D-4471) — open, sam, due Wed 26 Aug
    4said to itself
    I already gave my read on the chain and it stands — nothing new there. The gap that actually still needs an owner's decision is the one time-tracker just raised: T-121 and the formwork/pump plan all assume Friday, but that's not yet a task on record with an owner. I'll hold off restating the date logic since priya's question is really about the date itself, which isn't mine to resolve further — the chain says Friday is earliest, plant-hire and temporary-works have already laid out what needs deciding now to keep it free/on-track. I'll only flag the task-list consequence once priya actually picks a date, so I don't need to speak again here.
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    [new] [materials-tracker → priya] To stack alongside plant-hire's pump point: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is the same story — still PROVISIONAL, needs firming, and Trent's 24h lock-in / 60% cancellation charge means action today or tomorrow avoids cost, same as Rapid Pumps. Priya — once Friday is the call, tell me and I'll move D-4488 to Fri 27 Aug 07:00 immediately and get Trent's written confirmation.
    6said to itself
    Nothing there is mine to move — that's materials-tracker's own item to Priya. I'll hold silent; if Priya confirms Friday, that's when T-121's due date and the chain need updating, not before.
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    The time is 2026-09-09T03:51:28.705Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (just now)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (just now)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (just now)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (just now)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.  (just now)
+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] To close the loop for Priya: my Friday move only stays free if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow (Tue/Wed) — waiting until Wed to decide risks slipping inside the 24h window and the £350 charge. So if Friday is the call, say so now and I'll action the move today.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] To stack alongside plant-hire's pump point: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is the same story — still PROVISIONAL, needs firming, and Trent's 24h lock-in / 60% cancellation charge means action today or tomorrow avoids cost, same as Rapid Pumps. Priya — once Friday is the call, tell me and I'll move D-4488 to Fri 27 Aug 07:00 immediately and get Trent's written confirmation.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: I've raised the Groundworks overtime request to get a certified pump operator on site Friday — 0 of 3 currently on site, plenty of headroom under the 45h threshold, but it's awaiting your (or another human's) approval. That's now the one open item on the labour side alongside plant-hire's and materials-tracker's cost-deadline items — all three (pump move, concrete firm-up, pump operator) need action today/tomorrow to avoid slipping into charges or leaving Friday short-crewed.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, task-management: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I've already given my chain analysis and it's held up as the room converged on Friday. Let me check current task states before deciding whether to speak again.
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    T-118 Level 3 slab pour — blocked, sam, due Thu 27 Aug, blocked by T-121 + T-130
+T-121 Pre-pour rebar inspection (building control) — blocked, priya, due Wed 26 Aug, blocked by T-126 (Inspector slot not booked. How a slot is booked: /site/inspections/building-control.md)
+T-126 Rebar fixing complete, Level 3 — open, sam, due Tue 25 Aug, blocked by T-133
+T-133 Receive 16mm rebar (D-4471) — open, sam, due Wed 26 Aug
+T-130 Confirm concrete pump hire — open, dan, due Tue 25 Aug (Hire H-207 is provisional on the plant desk; the pour day decides which day to confirm.)
+T-124 Formwork strike, Level 2 — open, sam, due Fri 28 Aug
+T-097 Level 2 slab pour — done, sam, due Thu 13 Aug
    4said to itself
    Nothing new has moved in the chain since my last update, and T-118's due date (Thu 27 Aug) is now stale against the Friday consensus. That's mine to fix on the record.
    4callsupdate_task
    {
+  "id": "T-118",
+  "due": "Fri 28 Aug",
+  "note": "Pour day moved to Friday: rebar fixing (T-126) can't clear before Wed 26 Aug pm (D-4471 delivery), so earliest inspection booking request is Wed, landing a Thu 13:00 slot per building control's notice rule — too late for Thursday. Formwork also only 80% closed. Friday pour confirmed workable by temporary-works (TW-31 check Thu, Fri 06:30) and plant-hire (H-207 free move to Thu evening on-site). Concrete (D-4488) and pump operator crew still need firming before Friday is locked."
+}
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    {
+  "id": "T-121",
+  "due": "Thu 27 Aug",
+  "note": "Earliest bookable slot given T-126/T-133 chain is Thu 13:00 per building control notice rule — supports a Friday pour, not Thursday. Still blocked: priya has not yet booked the slot."
+}
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    T-118: blocked, due Fri 28 Aug (Pour day moved to Friday: rebar fixing (T-126) can't clear before Wed 26 Aug pm (D-4471 delivery), so earliest inspection booking request is Wed, landing a Thu 13:00 slot per building control's notice rule — too late for Thursday. Formwork also only 80% closed. Friday pour confirmed workable by temporary-works (TW-31 check Thu, Fri 06:30) and plant-hire (H-207 free move to Thu evening on-site). Concrete (D-4488) and pump operator crew still need firming before Friday is locked.)
    6update_task returned
    T-121: blocked, due Thu 27 Aug (Earliest bookable slot given T-126/T-133 chain is Thu 13:00 per building control notice rule — supports a Friday pour, not Thursday. Still blocked: priya has not yet booked the slot.)
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    [new] [building-control → priya] One item missing from the Friday case so far: the pre-pour inspection itself. Friday pour needs it booked for Thu 27 Aug 13:00 — that slot is open now but only bookable in time if requested by today, Tue 13:00. Rebar fixing won't clear till Wed afternoon though, so I can't responsibly request it today; earliest safe request is Wednesday once fixing/formwork are confirmed done. Priya — only you confirm with building control; say Friday and I'll log the request against Thu 27 Aug 13:00 in your name, flagged as contingent on Wednesday's fixing/formwork sign-off.
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    {
+  "text": "Task list updated to match: T-118 (Level 3 pour) now due Fri 28 Aug, T-121 (inspection) due Thu 27 Aug — both still shown blocked. T-121's blocking chain is T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, sam, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Priya — building-control's Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot is the one T-121 needs; nothing else moves it until you confirm Friday and that booking goes in."
+}
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    1the context the room handed it9,163 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:51:48.462Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since 1 minute ago): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (1 minute ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (just now)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (just now)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (just now)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.  (just now)
+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] To close the loop for Priya: my Friday move only stays free if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow (Tue/Wed) — waiting until Wed to decide risks slipping inside the 24h window and the £350 charge. So if Friday is the call, say so now and I'll action the move today.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] To stack alongside plant-hire's pump point: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is the same story — still PROVISIONAL, needs firming, and Trent's 24h lock-in / 60% cancellation charge means action today or tomorrow avoids cost, same as Rapid Pumps. Priya — once Friday is the call, tell me and I'll move D-4488 to Fri 27 Aug 07:00 immediately and get Trent's written confirmation.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: I've raised the Groundworks overtime request to get a certified pump operator on site Friday — 0 of 3 currently on site, plenty of headroom under the 45h threshold, but it's awaiting your (or another human's) approval. That's now the one open item on the labour side alongside plant-hire's and materials-tracker's cost-deadline items — all three (pump move, concrete firm-up, pump operator) need action today/tomorrow to avoid slipping into charges or leaving Friday short-crewed.  (just now)
+[building-control → priya] One item missing from the Friday case so far: the pre-pour inspection itself. Friday pour needs it booked for Thu 27 Aug 13:00 — that slot is open now but only bookable in time if requested by today, Tue 13:00. Rebar fixing won't clear till Wed afternoon though, so I can't responsibly request it today; earliest safe request is Wednesday once fixing/formwork are confirmed done. Priya — only you confirm with building control; say Friday and I'll log the request against Thu 27 Aug 13:00 in your name, flagged as contingent on Wednesday's fixing/formwork sign-off.  (just now)
+[task-management] Task list updated to match: T-118 (Level 3 pour) now due Fri 28 Aug, T-121 (inspection) due Thu 27 Aug — both still shown blocked. T-121's blocking chain is T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, sam, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Priya — building-control's Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot is the one T-121 needs; nothing else moves it until you confirm Friday and that booking goes in.  (just now)
+[building-control] Correction to my last message: Thu 27 Aug 13:00 needs booking by today (Tue) 13:00 — that deadline has effectively passed for a responsible request, since rebar fixing doesn't clear until Wed afternoon. So that slot is off the table regardless of what the room decides now.
+
+The workable slot for a Friday pour is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00 — both book by Wed 26 Aug (08:00 and 13:00 respectively), which lines up with fixing/formwork clearing Wednesday. Priya — once you confirm Friday, tell me which of the two Friday slots you want and I'll log the request in your name; only you can confirm it with building control. The inspector will need formwork fully closed/propped (per temporary-works' TW-31 check) and rebar fixing signed off before that slot.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, task-management: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I need to update the task list to reflect the corrected picture: T-121's target slot is now Fri 28 Aug (not Thu 27), and T-118 needs re-checking against that.
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    T-118 Level 3 slab pour — blocked, sam, due Fri 28 Aug, blocked by T-121 + T-130 (Pour day moved to Friday: rebar fixing (T-126) can't clear before Wed 26 Aug pm (D-4471 delivery), so earliest inspection booking request is Wed, landing a Thu 13:00 slot per building control's notice rule — too late for Thursday. Formwork also only 80% closed. Friday pour confirmed workable by temporary-works (TW-31 check Thu, Fri 06:30) and plant-hire (H-207 free move to Thu evening on-site). Concrete (D-4488) and pump operator crew still need firming before Friday is locked.)
+T-121 Pre-pour rebar inspection (building control) — blocked, priya, due Thu 27 Aug, blocked by T-126 (Earliest bookable slot given T-126/T-133 chain is Thu 13:00 per building control notice rule — supports a Friday pour, not Thursday. Still blocked: priya has not yet booked the slot.)
+T-126 Rebar fixing complete, Level 3 — open, sam, due Tue 25 Aug, blocked by T-133
+T-133 Receive 16mm rebar (D-4471) — open, sam, due Wed 26 Aug
+T-130 Confirm concrete pump hire — open, dan, due Tue 25 Aug (Hire H-207 is provisional on the plant desk; the pour day decides which day to confirm.)
+T-124 Formwork strike, Level 2 — open, sam, due Fri 28 Aug
+T-097 Level 2 slab pour — done, sam, due Thu 13 Aug
    4said to itself
    T-121 needs its due date corrected to Fri 28 Aug given building control's correction that Thu 13:00 is off the table.
    4callsupdate_task
    {
+  "id": "T-121",
+  "due": "Fri 28 Aug",
+  "note": "Building control corrected: Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot needed booking by Tue 13:00, which has passed — off the table. Workable slots are Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00, both bookable by Wed 26 Aug once T-126/T-133 clear. Still blocked: priya has not yet confirmed Friday or picked a slot."
+}
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    {
+  "command": "echo \"- 03:52 task-management — T-121 due date corrected from Thu 27 Aug to Fri 28 Aug: building control's Thu 27 13:00 slot needed booking by Tue 13:00, now passed. Workable slots are Fri 28 Aug 08:00/13:00, still blocked on priya confirming and booking.\" >> /site/diary/2026-08-25.md"
+}
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    T-121: blocked, due Fri 28 Aug (Building control corrected: Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot needed booking by Tue 13:00, which has passed — off the table. Workable slots are Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00, both bookable by Wed 26 Aug once T-126/T-133 clear. Still blocked: priya has not yet confirmed Friday or picked a slot.)
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    {
+  "text": "Task list corrected: T-121 now due Fri 28 Aug (not Thu 27) since building control's Thu slot deadline has passed. Priya — T-121 and T-118 both sit blocked on you alone now: pick Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00 with building control, and that one decision also unblocks plant-hire's pump move, materials-tracker's concrete firm-up, and time-tracker's overtime approval, all of which are only waiting on Friday being said out loud."
+}
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    9said to itself
    Done — task list now reflects the corrected Friday timeline, and I've named Priya as the sole blocker on the one decision the rest of the room is waiting on.
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    #8 woke on [21] priya left stayed quiet2 turns · 11,088 tok · $0.01
    1the context the room handed it3,988 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:52:06.713Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (idle): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (idle): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (idle): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (idle): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (idle): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since just now): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (1 minute ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (just now)
+· priya left  (just now)
+
+Take your turn, task-management: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    Priya already left, and the summary shows she's been briefed on the Friday plan by the assistant. Nothing of mine is outstanding for her that wasn't already covered — let me just verify the task list reflects the current state before staying silent.
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    T-118 Level 3 slab pour — blocked, sam, due Fri 28 Aug, blocked by T-121 + T-130 (Pour day moved to Friday: rebar fixing (T-126) can't clear before Wed 26 Aug pm (D-4471 delivery), so earliest inspection booking request is Wed, landing a Thu 13:00 slot per building control's notice rule — too late for Thursday. Formwork also only 80% closed. Friday pour confirmed workable by temporary-works (TW-31 check Thu, Fri 06:30) and plant-hire (H-207 free move to Thu evening on-site). Concrete (D-4488) and pump operator crew still need firming before Friday is locked.)
+T-121 Pre-pour rebar inspection (building control) — blocked, priya, due Fri 28 Aug, blocked by T-126 (Building control corrected: Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot needed booking by Tue 13:00, which has passed — off the table. Workable slots are Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00, both bookable by Wed 26 Aug once T-126/T-133 clear. Still blocked: priya has not yet confirmed Friday or picked a slot.)
+T-126 Rebar fixing complete, Level 3 — open, sam, due Tue 25 Aug, blocked by T-133
+T-133 Receive 16mm rebar (D-4471) — open, sam, due Wed 26 Aug
+T-130 Confirm concrete pump hire — open, dan, due Tue 25 Aug (Hire H-207 is provisional on the plant desk; the pour day decides which day to confirm.)
+T-124 Formwork strike, Level 2 — open, sam, due Fri 28 Aug
+T-097 Level 2 slab pour — done, sam, due Thu 13 Aug
    4said to itself
    The task list already reflects Friday as the working target and Priya's outstanding decisions (slot pick + pump/overtime confirmation) are captured in T-121 and T-118's notes. Nothing new to add — she's since left, and repeating the brief the assistant just gave her would be pure repetition. Staying silent.
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    #9 woke on [22] sam arrived stayed quiet3 turns · 11,556 tok · $0.01
    1the context the room handed it4,233 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:52:11.879Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (idle): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (idle): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (idle): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (idle): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (idle): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since just now, has not seen the last 1 message): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (1 minute ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (just now)
+· priya left  (just now)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+
+Take your turn, task-management: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
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    [new] [sam] Rain all Thursday morning. I am not pouring into that. What do you need from me to move it?
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    {
+  "id": "T-121"
+}
    3callstask_list
    {
+  "owner": "sam"
+}
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    T-121 Pre-pour rebar inspection (building control) — blocked, priya, due Fri 28 Aug (Building control corrected: Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot needed booking by Tue 13:00, which has passed — off the table. Workable slots are Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00, both bookable by Wed 26 Aug once T-126/T-133 clear. Still blocked: priya has not yet confirmed Friday or picked a slot.)
+  T-126 Rebar fixing complete, Level 3 — open, sam, due Tue 25 Aug
+    T-133 Receive 16mm rebar (D-4471) — open, sam, due Wed 26 Aug
    5task_list returned
    T-118 Level 3 slab pour — blocked, sam, due Fri 28 Aug, blocked by T-121 + T-130 (Pour day moved to Friday: rebar fixing (T-126) can't clear before Wed 26 Aug pm (D-4471 delivery), so earliest inspection booking request is Wed, landing a Thu 13:00 slot per building control's notice rule — too late for Thursday. Formwork also only 80% closed. Friday pour confirmed workable by temporary-works (TW-31 check Thu, Fri 06:30) and plant-hire (H-207 free move to Thu evening on-site). Concrete (D-4488) and pump operator crew still need firming before Friday is locked.)
+T-126 Rebar fixing complete, Level 3 — open, sam, due Tue 25 Aug, blocked by T-133
+T-133 Receive 16mm rebar (D-4471) — open, sam, due Wed 26 Aug
+T-124 Formwork strike, Level 2 — open, sam, due Fri 28 Aug
+T-097 Level 2 slab pour — done, sam, due Thu 13 Aug
    6said to itself
    Sam's message already matches the plan on record — Friday is already the date being worked toward, not Thursday. Nothing needs to change on his account.
    6callssay
    {
+  "text": "You're already clear, sam — pour day is Friday 28 Aug, not Thursday, so the rain doesn't touch it. T-118 has been moved off Thursday already because rebar fixing (T-126) can't clear until the D-4471 delivery lands Wed pm anyway. Your own chain: T-126 is blocked on T-133 (rebar delivery, due Wed 26 Aug) — once that's in and fixing's done, the rest (TW-31 check, building control slot) lines up behind it for Friday. Nothing needed from you to move it; it's already moved."
+}
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    Your turn ended: the room is gone. This turn is over.
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    [new] [time-tracker] sam — the Friday pour plan already needs a decision from Priya, not from you, on the crew side: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are on site today, and there's already an overtime request in for Groundworks, 2026-08-28 +8h, sitting "awaiting approval." That request was raised against Friday 28 Aug; nobody's touched it for a Thursday move. If you're pulling the pour off Thursday, someone needs to confirm which day Groundworks actually needs to be called in for — otherwise the pump crew still won't be on site whichever day you land on.
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    1the context the room handed it4,960 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:52:18.068Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since just now, has not seen the last 3 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (1 minute ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (just now)
+· priya left  (just now)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+[sam] Rain all Thursday morning. I am not pouring into that. What do you need from me to move it?  (just now)
+[time-tracker] sam — the Friday pour plan already needs a decision from Priya, not from you, on the crew side: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are on site today, and there's already an overtime request in for Groundworks, 2026-08-28 +8h, sitting "awaiting approval." That request was raised against Friday 28 Aug; nobody's touched it for a Thursday move. If you're pulling the pour off Thursday, someone needs to confirm which day Groundworks actually needs to be called in for — otherwise the pump crew still won't be on site whichever day you land on.  (just now)
+
+sam's question at message 23 is open. Take your turn, task-management: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2callstask_list
    {}
    2callsblocking_chain
    {
+  "id": "T-121"
+}
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    T-118 Level 3 slab pour — blocked, sam, due Fri 28 Aug, blocked by T-121 + T-130 (Pour day moved to Friday: rebar fixing (T-126) can't clear before Wed 26 Aug pm (D-4471 delivery), so earliest inspection booking request is Wed, landing a Thu 13:00 slot per building control's notice rule — too late for Thursday. Formwork also only 80% closed. Friday pour confirmed workable by temporary-works (TW-31 check Thu, Fri 06:30) and plant-hire (H-207 free move to Thu evening on-site). Concrete (D-4488) and pump operator crew still need firming before Friday is locked.)
+T-121 Pre-pour rebar inspection (building control) — blocked, priya, due Fri 28 Aug, blocked by T-126 (Building control corrected: Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot needed booking by Tue 13:00, which has passed — off the table. Workable slots are Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00, both bookable by Wed 26 Aug once T-126/T-133 clear. Still blocked: priya has not yet confirmed Friday or picked a slot.)
+T-126 Rebar fixing complete, Level 3 — open, sam, due Tue 25 Aug, blocked by T-133
+T-133 Receive 16mm rebar (D-4471) — open, sam, due Wed 26 Aug
+T-130 Confirm concrete pump hire — open, dan, due Tue 25 Aug (Hire H-207 is provisional on the plant desk; the pour day decides which day to confirm.)
+T-124 Formwork strike, Level 2 — open, sam, due Fri 28 Aug
+T-097 Level 2 slab pour — done, sam, due Thu 13 Aug
    4blocking_chain returned
    T-121 Pre-pour rebar inspection (building control) — blocked, priya, due Fri 28 Aug (Building control corrected: Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot needed booking by Tue 13:00, which has passed — off the table. Workable slots are Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00, both bookable by Wed 26 Aug once T-126/T-133 clear. Still blocked: priya has not yet confirmed Friday or picked a slot.)
+  T-126 Rebar fixing complete, Level 3 — open, sam, due Tue 25 Aug
+    T-133 Receive 16mm rebar (D-4471) — open, sam, due Wed 26 Aug
    5said to itself
    Sam's question is about moving off Thursday — but nothing in the task list has Thursday as the plan; Friday 28 Aug is already the working date (T-118). The pump crew/overtime point is time-tracker's and priya's to resolve, not something sam's rain call changes on the task side. Nothing here is blocked on sam beyond what's already tracked (T-126/T-133, both his, already open and due). No new item of sam's to raise.
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    1the context the room handed it5,507 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:52:24.210Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since just now, has not seen the last 4 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (1 minute ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (just now)
+· priya left  (just now)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+[sam] Rain all Thursday morning. I am not pouring into that. What do you need from me to move it?  (just now)
+[time-tracker] sam — the Friday pour plan already needs a decision from Priya, not from you, on the crew side: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are on site today, and there's already an overtime request in for Groundworks, 2026-08-28 +8h, sitting "awaiting approval." That request was raised against Friday 28 Aug; nobody's touched it for a Thursday move. If you're pulling the pour off Thursday, someone needs to confirm which day Groundworks actually needs to be called in for — otherwise the pump crew still won't be on site whichever day you land on.  (just now)
+[building-control] Confirming for the record: Fri 28 Aug still has both inspection slots open (08:00 and 13:00), book-by is Wed 26 Aug. Thu 27 Aug 13:00 was the only Thursday slot and its book-by deadline is today — so moving off Thursday for rain costs nothing there. But I can only log a request against a slot; only Priya can actually confirm a booking with building control, and she's just left the room. Sam — once you and Priya settle on Friday, someone needs to get that confirmation to Priya so she books it before Wed 26 Aug.  (just now)
+
+sam's question at message 23 is open. Take your turn, task-management: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2callstask_list
    {}
    2callsblocking_chain
    {
+  "id": "T-121"
+}
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    T-118 Level 3 slab pour — blocked, sam, due Fri 28 Aug, blocked by T-121 + T-130 (Pour day moved to Friday: rebar fixing (T-126) can't clear before Wed 26 Aug pm (D-4471 delivery), so earliest inspection booking request is Wed, landing a Thu 13:00 slot per building control's notice rule — too late for Thursday. Formwork also only 80% closed. Friday pour confirmed workable by temporary-works (TW-31 check Thu, Fri 06:30) and plant-hire (H-207 free move to Thu evening on-site). Concrete (D-4488) and pump operator crew still need firming before Friday is locked.)
+T-121 Pre-pour rebar inspection (building control) — blocked, priya, due Fri 28 Aug, blocked by T-126 (Building control corrected: Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot needed booking by Tue 13:00, which has passed — off the table. Workable slots are Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00, both bookable by Wed 26 Aug once T-126/T-133 clear. Still blocked: priya has not yet confirmed Friday or picked a slot.)
+T-126 Rebar fixing complete, Level 3 — open, sam, due Tue 25 Aug, blocked by T-133
+T-133 Receive 16mm rebar (D-4471) — open, sam, due Wed 26 Aug
+T-130 Confirm concrete pump hire — open, dan, due Tue 25 Aug (Hire H-207 is provisional on the plant desk; the pour day decides which day to confirm.)
+T-124 Formwork strike, Level 2 — open, sam, due Fri 28 Aug
+T-097 Level 2 slab pour — done, sam, due Thu 13 Aug
    4blocking_chain returned
    T-121 Pre-pour rebar inspection (building control) — blocked, priya, due Fri 28 Aug (Building control corrected: Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot needed booking by Tue 13:00, which has passed — off the table. Workable slots are Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00, both bookable by Wed 26 Aug once T-126/T-133 clear. Still blocked: priya has not yet confirmed Friday or picked a slot.)
+  T-126 Rebar fixing complete, Level 3 — open, sam, due Tue 25 Aug
+    T-133 Receive 16mm rebar (D-4471) — open, sam, due Wed 26 Aug
    5said to itself
    Sam's own tasks (T-126, T-133) already track to Friday fine — nothing there needs him to change anything for the rain move itself; the thing blocking Friday is Priya's confirmation, not his crews. No new item of his is waiting on this decision.
    5callssay
    {
+  "text": "Nothing on the task side needs a change from you for the Thursday-to-Friday move, Sam — T-126 (rebar fixing) and T-133 (rebar delivery, due Wed 26 Aug) already track to a Friday pour, not Thursday. The task that's actually stuck is T-121 (pre-pour inspection), and it's blocked on Priya, not you: she needs to pick Fri 08:00 or 13:00 and confirm it with building control by Wed 26 Aug. Once she does that, I'll update T-118/T-121 off \"Thursday\" formally — right now the record still needs her decision, not yours."
+}
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    6say returned an error
    Not delivered — the room moved while you were speaking. New on the record:
+[plant-hire] Pump (H-207, Rapid Pumps) is already booked provisionally for Fri 28 Aug, not Thursday — so no move or charge needed on my end for the rain call. It's free to firm up with 24h notice; only turns costly (£350 re-mobilisation) if it moves again inside 24h of the day. So the plant side is fine as-is — it's just waiting on the same confirmation as the inspection slot.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [plant-hire] Pump (H-207, Rapid Pumps) is already booked provisionally for Fri 28 Aug, not Thursday — so no move or charge needed on my end for the rain call. It's free to firm up with 24h notice; only turns costly (£350 re-mobilisation) if it moves again inside 24h of the day. So the plant side is fine as-is — it's just waiting on the same confirmation as the inspection slot.
    8said to itself
    Plant-hire's message confirms the same conclusion I was about to give — nothing new for me to add now.
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    [new] [materials-tracker] sam — materials side: rebar (D-4471) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug regardless of pour day, so that's not a factor in your rain call. The one open item is concrete — D-4488, 96m³ from Trent Ready-Mix — still only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. Trent's terms are 24h lock-in before the slot, 60% charge if cancelled inside that window, free to move outside it. Once Friday's confirmed as the plan I'll move D-4488 to Fri 28 Aug 07:00 now, while it's still free — no cost either way as long as it's done before that lock-in window closes.
    10said to itself
    Nothing here changes the task picture — this is materials confirming their own move is cost-free, consistent with the record. No task-list update needed until Priya actually confirms Friday.
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    [new] [temporary-works] Formwork side, Sam: TW-31 isn't booked yet — can't be until Friday's confirmed, since it books the working day before and runs 06:30 morning-of. Formwork's at 80% closed, striking crew still on falsework; needs full closure and propping before I can check it. If Friday holds, I need that closure done by Thursday so I can book TW-31 Thursday for Friday 06:30.
    12said to itself
    This surfaces something for the task list: T-124 (formwork strike, Level 2, due Fri 28 Aug) has no explicit due date pressure tied to enabling Friday's TW-31 check, but temporary-works just stated formwork closure must complete **Thursday** for TW-31 to be bookable — that's a real constraint on T-118's chain not currently captured.
    12callsblocking_chain
    {
+  "id": "T-118"
+}
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    T-118 Level 3 slab pour — blocked, sam, due Fri 28 Aug (Pour day moved to Friday: rebar fixing (T-126) can't clear before Wed 26 Aug pm (D-4471 delivery), so earliest inspection booking request is Wed, landing a Thu 13:00 slot per building control's notice rule — too late for Thursday. Formwork also only 80% closed. Friday pour confirmed workable by temporary-works (TW-31 check Thu, Fri 06:30) and plant-hire (H-207 free move to Thu evening on-site). Concrete (D-4488) and pump operator crew still need firming before Friday is locked.)
+  T-121 Pre-pour rebar inspection (building control) — blocked, priya, due Fri 28 Aug (Building control corrected: Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot needed booking by Tue 13:00, which has passed — off the table. Workable slots are Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00, both bookable by Wed 26 Aug once T-126/T-133 clear. Still blocked: priya has not yet confirmed Friday or picked a slot.)
+    T-126 Rebar fixing complete, Level 3 — open, sam, due Tue 25 Aug
+      T-133 Receive 16mm rebar (D-4471) — open, sam, due Wed 26 Aug
+  T-130 Confirm concrete pump hire — open, dan, due Tue 25 Aug (Hire H-207 is provisional on the plant desk; the pour day decides which day to confirm.)
    14said to itself
    The chain already notes formwork at 80% and TW-31 Thu/Fri — this is consistent, not new information for the task list itself. It's directed at Sam as an action item (get closure done by Thursday), which is his to execute, not mine to relay further. No task update needed — silence is right here.
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    [new] [building-control] I've logged a request for the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 building control slot against sam's move off Thursday. That's a placeholder only — Priya has to confirm it with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Both Friday slots remain open if 08:00 doesn't suit.
    16said to itself
    This is a real change worth capturing: T-121 now has a concrete placeholder slot (Fri 08:00) with a firm confirm-by deadline, distinct from the general "Wed 26 Aug" previously noted.
    16callsupdate_task
    {
+  "id": "T-121",
+  "note": "Building control has logged a placeholder request for Fri 28 Aug 08:00 (against Sam's move off Thursday for rain). Still needs Priya to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 — both Fri slots (08:00/13:00) remain open if 08:00 doesn't suit. Blocked by T-126/T-133 clearing first."
+}
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    T-121: blocked, due Fri 28 Aug (Building control has logged a placeholder request for Fri 28 Aug 08:00 (against Sam's move off Thursday for rain). Still needs Priya to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 — both Fri slots (08:00/13:00) remain open if 08:00 doesn't suit. Blocked by T-126/T-133 clearing first.)
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    [new] [time-tracker] sam — the crew gap is still unaddressed by anyone else: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators on site today, and the overtime request for Fri 28 Aug (+8h) is still awaiting human approval. Everything else — inspection slot, pump machine, concrete, formwork — is lining up on Friday, but this one needs Priya to approve before there's actually a crew to run the pump.
    19said to itself
    This confirms the existing chain — T-118's note already flags "pump operator crew still needs firming." No update needed; time-tracker owns the crew-approval fact, not me. I'll stay silent.
    19calls on the drivebash
    {
+  "command": "echo \"- $(date -u +%H:%M) task-management — T-121 updated: building control logged placeholder for Fri 28 Aug 08:00 against Thursday-rain move; still needs Priya's confirmation by Wed 26 Aug 08:00.\" >> /site/diary/2026-08-25.md 2>/dev/null || echo \"diary path check failed\""
+}
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    {
+  "command": "cat /site/diary/2026-08-25.md | tail -5"
+}
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    - 03:52 task-management — T-121 due date corrected from Thu 27 Aug to Fri 28 Aug: building control's Thu 27 13:00 slot needed booking by Tue 13:00, now passed. Workable slots are Fri 28 Aug 08:00/13:00, still blocked on priya confirming and booking.
+- 03:52 building-control — Requested Fri 28 Aug 08:00 slot for Level 3 pre-pour rebar inspection, at sam's request (Thursday ruled out by rain, Thu 27 13:00 slot's book-by was today anyway). Still needs Priya to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00.
+- 03:55 materials-tracker — noted D-4488 (Trent Ready-Mix, 96m³ C32/40) still provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00; flagged to move to Fri 28 Aug once pour day is confirmed, free to move outside 24h lock-in, no cost incurred yet
+- 03:52 temporary-works — TW-31 not yet booked; formwork 80% closed, striking crew still on falsework. Flagged to Sam: closure must complete by Thu for TW-31 to book Thu (Fri 06:30 check), contingent on Friday pour day being confirmed.
+- 03:52 task-management — T-121 updated: building control logged placeholder for Fri 28 Aug 08:00 against Thursday-rain move; still needs Priya's confirmation by Wed 26 Aug 08:00.
+
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    [new] [materials-tracker → sam] sam — materials side is not blocking your rain call either way: rebar (D-4471) lands Wed 26 Aug regardless of pour day. The one item that needs action once Friday's actually confirmed is D-4488 (96m³ concrete, Trent), currently provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00 — I'll retarget it to Fri 28 Aug 07:00 as soon as that's settled, no cost since we're outside Trent's 24h lock-in. Just say the word.
    24said to itself
    No change to the task list from this — reiterates what's already on record. Staying silent.
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    1the context the room handed it4,970 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:52:55.961Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (idle): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (idle): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (idle): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (idle): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (idle): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since just now, has not seen the last 12 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (2 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (2 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (just now)
+· priya left  (just now)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+
+Take your turn, task-management: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
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    [new] [dan] What does moving cost, and is there anything of mine holding this up?
    3callstask_list
    {}
    3callsblocking_chain
    {
+  "id": "T-121"
+}
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    T-118 Level 3 slab pour — blocked, sam, due Fri 28 Aug, blocked by T-121 + T-130 (Pour day moved to Friday: rebar fixing (T-126) can't clear before Wed 26 Aug pm (D-4471 delivery), so earliest inspection booking request is Wed, landing a Thu 13:00 slot per building control's notice rule — too late for Thursday. Formwork also only 80% closed. Friday pour confirmed workable by temporary-works (TW-31 check Thu, Fri 06:30) and plant-hire (H-207 free move to Thu evening on-site). Concrete (D-4488) and pump operator crew still need firming before Friday is locked.)
+T-121 Pre-pour rebar inspection (building control) — blocked, priya, due Fri 28 Aug, blocked by T-126 (Building control has logged a placeholder request for Fri 28 Aug 08:00 (against Sam's move off Thursday for rain). Still needs Priya to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 — both Fri slots (08:00/13:00) remain open if 08:00 doesn't suit. Blocked by T-126/T-133 clearing first.)
+T-126 Rebar fixing complete, Level 3 — open, sam, due Tue 25 Aug, blocked by T-133
+T-133 Receive 16mm rebar (D-4471) — open, sam, due Wed 26 Aug
+T-130 Confirm concrete pump hire — open, dan, due Tue 25 Aug (Hire H-207 is provisional on the plant desk; the pour day decides which day to confirm.)
+T-124 Formwork strike, Level 2 — open, sam, due Fri 28 Aug
+T-097 Level 2 slab pour — done, sam, due Thu 13 Aug
    5blocking_chain returned
    T-121 Pre-pour rebar inspection (building control) — blocked, priya, due Fri 28 Aug (Building control has logged a placeholder request for Fri 28 Aug 08:00 (against Sam's move off Thursday for rain). Still needs Priya to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 — both Fri slots (08:00/13:00) remain open if 08:00 doesn't suit. Blocked by T-126/T-133 clearing first.)
+  T-126 Rebar fixing complete, Level 3 — open, sam, due Tue 25 Aug
+    T-133 Receive 16mm rebar (D-4471) — open, sam, due Wed 26 Aug
    6said to itself
    T-130 (confirm concrete pump hire, H-207) is dan's own task and it's still open — that's his, not blocking on anyone else right now, but it needs his action to firm up alongside the pour day decision. On the task list, nothing is currently holding up dan's side from someone else: T-121/T-126/T-133 are sam's and priya's chain, not his. Cost of moving is plant-hire's territory (H-207 move), so I'll point him there.
    6callssay
    {
+  "text": "Nothing of yours is blocking the chain right now — T-121/T-126/T-133 (inspection/rebar) sit with priya and sam. Your own open item is T-130, confirm concrete pump hire H-207, due today (Tue 25 Aug) — that's on you and needs closing once Friday is locked. For the actual cost of moving the pump (or cancellation exposure), that's plant-hire's figure, not mine — worth pulling them in directly.",
+  "to": "dan"
+}
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    7say returned an error
    Not delivered — the room moved while you were speaking. New on the record:
+[time-tracker] On the cost side of the labour piece: the Groundworks overtime request is +8h for 2026-08-28, still awaiting approval — that's the pump crew (Groundworks holds the pump ticket, 0 of 3 currently on site, need them mobilised for Friday). It needs a human approval; nothing else of mine is holding the move. Separately worth flagging: Formwork is at 44h logged this week against a 45h threshold with only 3 of 5 on site today — if anyone leans on formwork to hit Thursday closure, that's right at the OT line too and may need its own request.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [time-tracker] On the cost side of the labour piece: the Groundworks overtime request is +8h for 2026-08-28, still awaiting approval — that's the pump crew (Groundworks holds the pump ticket, 0 of 3 currently on site, need them mobilised for Friday). It needs a human approval; nothing else of mine is holding the move. Separately worth flagging: Formwork is at 44h logged this week against a 45h threshold with only 3 of 5 on site today — if anyone leans on formwork to hit Thursday closure, that's right at the OT line too and may need its own request.
    9callssay
    {
+  "text": "To add to that: nothing of yours, dan, is blocking the chain — T-121/T-126/T-133 sit with priya and sam. Your own open item is T-130, confirm concrete pump hire H-207, due today — that's yours to close once Friday's locked. For actual move/cancellation cost, that's plant-hire's number, not mine.",
+  "to": "dan"
+}
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    #13 woke on [37] building-control said stayed quiet1 turns · 5,986 tok · $0.01
    1the context the room handed it6,338 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:53:08.179Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since 1 minute ago, has not seen the last 16 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (2 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (2 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+[dan] What does moving cost, and is there anything of mine holding this up?  (just now)
+[time-tracker] On the cost side of the labour piece: the Groundworks overtime request is +8h for 2026-08-28, still awaiting approval — that's the pump crew (Groundworks holds the pump ticket, 0 of 3 currently on site, need them mobilised for Friday). It needs a human approval; nothing else of mine is holding the move. Separately worth flagging: Formwork is at 44h logged this week against a 45h threshold with only 3 of 5 on site today — if anyone leans on formwork to hit Thursday closure, that's right at the OT line too and may need its own request.  (just now)
+[task-management → dan] To add to that: nothing of yours, dan, is blocking the chain — T-121/T-126/T-133 sit with priya and sam. Your own open item is T-130, confirm concrete pump hire H-207, due today — that's yours to close once Friday's locked. For actual move/cancellation cost, that's plant-hire's number, not mine.  (just now)
+[building-control] Nothing of dan's blocks this. Separately: the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 rebar inspection is only requested, not confirmed — only Priya can confirm it with building control, deadline Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Miss that and the fallback is Fri 28 Aug 13:00 (book by Wed 26 Aug 13:00), then Mon 31 Aug 08:00.  (just now)
+
+dan's question at message 34 is open. Take your turn, task-management: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I already answered dan's question directly — nothing of his blocks the chain. That stands; no need to repeat it.
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    1the context the room handed it6,635 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:53:11.140Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since 1 minute ago, has not seen the last 17 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (2 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (2 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+[dan] What does moving cost, and is there anything of mine holding this up?  (just now)
+[time-tracker] On the cost side of the labour piece: the Groundworks overtime request is +8h for 2026-08-28, still awaiting approval — that's the pump crew (Groundworks holds the pump ticket, 0 of 3 currently on site, need them mobilised for Friday). It needs a human approval; nothing else of mine is holding the move. Separately worth flagging: Formwork is at 44h logged this week against a 45h threshold with only 3 of 5 on site today — if anyone leans on formwork to hit Thursday closure, that's right at the OT line too and may need its own request.  (just now)
+[task-management → dan] To add to that: nothing of yours, dan, is blocking the chain — T-121/T-126/T-133 sit with priya and sam. Your own open item is T-130, confirm concrete pump hire H-207, due today — that's yours to close once Friday's locked. For actual move/cancellation cost, that's plant-hire's number, not mine.  (just now)
+[building-control] Nothing of dan's blocks this. Separately: the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 rebar inspection is only requested, not confirmed — only Priya can confirm it with building control, deadline Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Miss that and the fallback is Fri 28 Aug 13:00 (book by Wed 26 Aug 13:00), then Mon 31 Aug 08:00.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] The number, dan: moving H-207 to Friday cost £0 — Rapid Pumps move a booked day free with 24h notice, and this move was outside that window. Confirming T-130 won't add any charge. Only risk is if it moves again inside 24h (£350 re-mob) or slips to Saturday (£200 uplift).  (just now)
+
+dan's question at message 34 is open. Take your turn, task-management: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    Nothing of dan's blocks the chain, and building-control and I already covered T-130 and the inspection deadline — no new task-list information to add here.
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    1the context the room handed it7,111 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:53:14.866Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since 1 minute ago, has not seen the last 18 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since 1 minute ago): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (2 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (2 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+· sam arrived  (1 minute ago)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+[dan] What does moving cost, and is there anything of mine holding this up?  (just now)
+[time-tracker] On the cost side of the labour piece: the Groundworks overtime request is +8h for 2026-08-28, still awaiting approval — that's the pump crew (Groundworks holds the pump ticket, 0 of 3 currently on site, need them mobilised for Friday). It needs a human approval; nothing else of mine is holding the move. Separately worth flagging: Formwork is at 44h logged this week against a 45h threshold with only 3 of 5 on site today — if anyone leans on formwork to hit Thursday closure, that's right at the OT line too and may need its own request.  (just now)
+[task-management → dan] To add to that: nothing of yours, dan, is blocking the chain — T-121/T-126/T-133 sit with priya and sam. Your own open item is T-130, confirm concrete pump hire H-207, due today — that's yours to close once Friday's locked. For actual move/cancellation cost, that's plant-hire's number, not mine.  (just now)
+[building-control] Nothing of dan's blocks this. Separately: the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 rebar inspection is only requested, not confirmed — only Priya can confirm it with building control, deadline Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Miss that and the fallback is Fri 28 Aug 13:00 (book by Wed 26 Aug 13:00), then Mon 31 Aug 08:00.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] The number, dan: moving H-207 to Friday cost £0 — Rapid Pumps move a booked day free with 24h notice, and this move was outside that window. Confirming T-130 won't add any charge. Only risk is if it moves again inside 24h (£350 re-mob) or slips to Saturday (£200 uplift).  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Nothing of mine carries a cost, dan. Separate flag still standing: TW-31 isn't booked, formwork is at 80% closure per the diary, and it needs full closure/propping plus booking the working day before the pour for a 06:30 Friday check. Time-tracker flagged formwork crew already at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to full closure by Thursday may need its own overtime request, same issue as the pump crew but on your desk.  (just now)
+
+dan's question at message 34 is open. Take your turn, task-management: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I already answered dan's blocking-chain question directly. Nothing new to add here — staying silent.
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    1the context the room handed it7,498 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:53:18.440Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since 1 minute ago, has not seen the last 19 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since 1 minute ago): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (2 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (2 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+· sam arrived  (1 minute ago)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+[dan] What does moving cost, and is there anything of mine holding this up?  (just now)
+[time-tracker] On the cost side of the labour piece: the Groundworks overtime request is +8h for 2026-08-28, still awaiting approval — that's the pump crew (Groundworks holds the pump ticket, 0 of 3 currently on site, need them mobilised for Friday). It needs a human approval; nothing else of mine is holding the move. Separately worth flagging: Formwork is at 44h logged this week against a 45h threshold with only 3 of 5 on site today — if anyone leans on formwork to hit Thursday closure, that's right at the OT line too and may need its own request.  (just now)
+[task-management → dan] To add to that: nothing of yours, dan, is blocking the chain — T-121/T-126/T-133 sit with priya and sam. Your own open item is T-130, confirm concrete pump hire H-207, due today — that's yours to close once Friday's locked. For actual move/cancellation cost, that's plant-hire's number, not mine.  (just now)
+[building-control] Nothing of dan's blocks this. Separately: the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 rebar inspection is only requested, not confirmed — only Priya can confirm it with building control, deadline Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Miss that and the fallback is Fri 28 Aug 13:00 (book by Wed 26 Aug 13:00), then Mon 31 Aug 08:00.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] The number, dan: moving H-207 to Friday cost £0 — Rapid Pumps move a booked day free with 24h notice, and this move was outside that window. Confirming T-130 won't add any charge. Only risk is if it moves again inside 24h (£350 re-mob) or slips to Saturday (£200 uplift).  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Nothing of mine carries a cost, dan. Separate flag still standing: TW-31 isn't booked, formwork is at 80% closure per the diary, and it needs full closure/propping plus booking the working day before the pour for a 06:30 Friday check. Time-tracker flagged formwork crew already at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to full closure by Thursday may need its own overtime request, same issue as the pump crew but on your desk.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker] Completing the cost picture for dan: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³ Trent) is also a free move — still provisional for Thu 27 Aug, hasn't hit Trent's 24h lock-in yet. Moving it to Fri 28 Aug costs £0 if actioned today/tomorrow; leaving it to lock against Thursday then cancelling would cost 60% of the load. I'll move it as soon as Friday is confirmed.  (just now)
+
+dan's question at message 34 is open. Take your turn, task-management: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I already answered dan's cost/blocking question directly. Nothing new to add here.
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    1the context the room handed it5,963 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:53:26.152Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (idle): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (idle): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (idle): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (idle): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (idle): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now, has not seen the last 21 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since 1 minute ago): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (2 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (2 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+── priya has not seen anything below this line ──
+· sam arrived  (1 minute ago)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+── 7 messages, summarised for dan below ──
+[assistant → dan] Moving the pour to Friday costs you £0: Rapid Pumps move H-207 free with 24h notice (confirming your T-130 today locks that in), and Trent's D-4488 concrete order is still pre-lock-in so shifting it to Fri 28 Aug is also free if actioned today/tomorrow. Risk only bites if you don't act — a second move inside 24h is £350 re-mob on the pump, Saturday slip is +£200, and letting the concrete order lock against Thursday before cancelling costs 60% of the load. Nothing of yours is blocking the chain (T-121/126/133 sit with priya/sam); your only open item is closing T-130 once Friday's confirmed. Separate cost risk worth watching: formwork crew is at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to Thursday closure may need its own overtime approval on your desk, same issue as the pump crew's still-pending OT request.  (just now)
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+
+Take your turn, task-management: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    Priya just returned. Let me check what's actually blocked on her right now given the Friday plan.
    2callstask_list
    {
+  "owner": "priya"
+}
    2callsblocking_chain
    {
+  "id": "T-121"
+}
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    3task_list returned
    T-121 Pre-pour rebar inspection (building control) — blocked, priya, due Fri 28 Aug, blocked by T-126 (Building control has logged a placeholder request for Fri 28 Aug 08:00 (against Sam's move off Thursday for rain). Still needs Priya to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 — both Fri slots (08:00/13:00) remain open if 08:00 doesn't suit. Blocked by T-126/T-133 clearing first.)
    4blocking_chain returned
    T-121 Pre-pour rebar inspection (building control) — blocked, priya, due Fri 28 Aug (Building control has logged a placeholder request for Fri 28 Aug 08:00 (against Sam's move off Thursday for rain). Still needs Priya to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 — both Fri slots (08:00/13:00) remain open if 08:00 doesn't suit. Blocked by T-126/T-133 clearing first.)
+  T-126 Rebar fixing complete, Level 3 — open, sam, due Tue 25 Aug
+    T-133 Receive 16mm rebar (D-4471) — open, sam, due Wed 26 Aug
    5callssay
    {
+  "text": "Priya — welcome back. The one thing still sitting on you: T-121, the building control inspection slot for Friday isn't confirmed yet. There's a placeholder logged for Fri 28 Aug 08:00, but you need to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 (both 08:00 and 13:00 Friday slots are still open if 08:00 doesn't suit). It's also formally blocked behind T-126/T-133 (Sam's rebar work) clearing, but those are on track — the booking itself is the piece only you can move.",
+  "to": "priya"
+}
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    1the context the room handed it6,611 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:53:32.606Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now, has not seen the last 23 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since 1 minute ago): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (2 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (2 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+── priya has not seen anything below this line ──
+· sam arrived  (1 minute ago)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+── 7 messages, summarised for dan below ──
+[assistant → dan] Moving the pour to Friday costs you £0: Rapid Pumps move H-207 free with 24h notice (confirming your T-130 today locks that in), and Trent's D-4488 concrete order is still pre-lock-in so shifting it to Fri 28 Aug is also free if actioned today/tomorrow. Risk only bites if you don't act — a second move inside 24h is £350 re-mob on the pump, Saturday slip is +£200, and letting the concrete order lock against Thursday before cancelling costs 60% of the load. Nothing of yours is blocking the chain (T-121/126/133 sit with priya/sam); your only open item is closing T-130 once Friday's confirmed. Separate cost risk worth watching: formwork crew is at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to Thursday closure may need its own overtime approval on your desk, same issue as the pump crew's still-pending OT request.  (just now)
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management → priya] Priya — welcome back. The one thing still sitting on you: T-121, the building control inspection slot for Friday isn't confirmed yet. There's a placeholder logged for Fri 28 Aug 08:00, but you need to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 (both 08:00 and 13:00 Friday slots are still open if 08:00 doesn't suit). It's also formally blocked behind T-126/T-133 (Sam's rebar work) clearing, but those are on track — the booking itself is the piece only you can move.  (just now)
+[priya] Remind me what Saturday needs from me before I ring the client.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 44 is open. Take your turn, task-management: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2callstask_list
    {}
    2callsblocking_chain
    {
+  "id": "T-121"
+}
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    3task_list returned
    T-118 Level 3 slab pour — blocked, sam, due Fri 28 Aug, blocked by T-121 + T-130 (Pour day moved to Friday: rebar fixing (T-126) can't clear before Wed 26 Aug pm (D-4471 delivery), so earliest inspection booking request is Wed, landing a Thu 13:00 slot per building control's notice rule — too late for Thursday. Formwork also only 80% closed. Friday pour confirmed workable by temporary-works (TW-31 check Thu, Fri 06:30) and plant-hire (H-207 free move to Thu evening on-site). Concrete (D-4488) and pump operator crew still need firming before Friday is locked.)
+T-121 Pre-pour rebar inspection (building control) — blocked, priya, due Fri 28 Aug, blocked by T-126 (Building control has logged a placeholder request for Fri 28 Aug 08:00 (against Sam's move off Thursday for rain). Still needs Priya to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 — both Fri slots (08:00/13:00) remain open if 08:00 doesn't suit. Blocked by T-126/T-133 clearing first.)
+T-126 Rebar fixing complete, Level 3 — open, sam, due Tue 25 Aug, blocked by T-133
+T-133 Receive 16mm rebar (D-4471) — open, sam, due Wed 26 Aug
+T-130 Confirm concrete pump hire — open, dan, due Tue 25 Aug (Hire H-207 is provisional on the plant desk; the pour day decides which day to confirm.)
+T-124 Formwork strike, Level 2 — open, sam, due Fri 28 Aug
+T-097 Level 2 slab pour — done, sam, due Thu 13 Aug
    4blocking_chain returned
    T-121 Pre-pour rebar inspection (building control) — blocked, priya, due Fri 28 Aug (Building control has logged a placeholder request for Fri 28 Aug 08:00 (against Sam's move off Thursday for rain). Still needs Priya to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 — both Fri slots (08:00/13:00) remain open if 08:00 doesn't suit. Blocked by T-126/T-133 clearing first.)
+  T-126 Rebar fixing complete, Level 3 — open, sam, due Tue 25 Aug
+    T-133 Receive 16mm rebar (D-4471) — open, sam, due Wed 26 Aug
    5said to itself
    Priya's question is about Saturday contingency, not directly a task-list item — but I should only speak with what's actually mine to add: the task record doesn't hold a Saturday plan at all, only Friday. That's worth flagging since it's a gap in what's tracked.
    5callssay
    {
+  "text": "Nothing in the task list tracks a Saturday scenario — T-118 (Level 3 pour) is only logged against Friday 28 Aug, blocked by T-121 (your building control booking) and T-130 (Dan's pump confirmation). There's no separate Saturday task or fallback booking on record, so if you're ringing the client with a Saturday contingency, that's a decision that isn't captured anywhere yet — worth getting plant-hire and building-control to confirm what a Saturday slip actually needs before you commit to it."
+}
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    Not delivered — the room moved while you were speaking. New on the record:
+[building-control] On Saturday specifically: building control has no weekend slots — the rules only run Monday to Friday, 08:00/13:00, with 48 working hours' notice. So a Saturday pour would have no inspection slot at all; the next one after Friday is Mon 31 Aug 08:00 (book by Thu 27 Aug 08:00). If you're weighing Saturday as a fallback, that's the constraint to tell the client. For Friday itself, the slot I need you to confirm is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 — requested, book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00, and only you can confirm it with building control.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
    7steered in mid-turn547 chars
    [new] [building-control] On Saturday specifically: building control has no weekend slots — the rules only run Monday to Friday, 08:00/13:00, with 48 working hours' notice. So a Saturday pour would have no inspection slot at all; the next one after Friday is Mon 31 Aug 08:00 (book by Thu 27 Aug 08:00). If you're weighing Saturday as a fallback, that's the constraint to tell the client. For Friday itself, the slot I need you to confirm is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 — requested, book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00, and only you can confirm it with building control.
    8said to itself
    Building control's answer covers the substantive point. Nothing left to add.
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    The time is 2026-09-09T03:53:45.889Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now, has not seen the last 26 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since 1 minute ago): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (3 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (3 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (2 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+── priya has not seen anything below this line ──
+· sam arrived  (1 minute ago)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+── 7 messages, summarised for dan below ──
+[assistant → dan] Moving the pour to Friday costs you £0: Rapid Pumps move H-207 free with 24h notice (confirming your T-130 today locks that in), and Trent's D-4488 concrete order is still pre-lock-in so shifting it to Fri 28 Aug is also free if actioned today/tomorrow. Risk only bites if you don't act — a second move inside 24h is £350 re-mob on the pump, Saturday slip is +£200, and letting the concrete order lock against Thursday before cancelling costs 60% of the load. Nothing of yours is blocking the chain (T-121/126/133 sit with priya/sam); your only open item is closing T-130 once Friday's confirmed. Separate cost risk worth watching: formwork crew is at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to Thursday closure may need its own overtime approval on your desk, same issue as the pump crew's still-pending OT request.  (just now)
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management → priya] Priya — welcome back. The one thing still sitting on you: T-121, the building control inspection slot for Friday isn't confirmed yet. There's a placeholder logged for Fri 28 Aug 08:00, but you need to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 (both 08:00 and 13:00 Friday slots are still open if 08:00 doesn't suit). It's also formally blocked behind T-126/T-133 (Sam's rebar work) clearing, but those are on track — the booking itself is the piece only you can move.  (just now)
+[priya] Remind me what Saturday needs from me before I ring the client.  (just now)
+[building-control] On Saturday specifically: building control has no weekend slots — the rules only run Monday to Friday, 08:00/13:00, with 48 working hours' notice. So a Saturday pour would have no inspection slot at all; the next one after Friday is Mon 31 Aug 08:00 (book by Thu 27 Aug 08:00). If you're weighing Saturday as a fallback, that's the constraint to tell the client. For Friday itself, the slot I need you to confirm is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 — requested, book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00, and only you can confirm it with building control.  (just now)
+[plant-hire → priya] Adding the plant cost to that: if Saturday were ever pursued despite no inspection slot, moving H-207 (Rapid Pumps) off Friday costs £200 weekend uplift with ≥24h notice, or £550 (+£350 re-mob) inside 24h. But since building control has nothing between Fri 28 Aug and Mon 31 Aug, Saturday isn't a live option regardless of plant cost — Friday 28 Aug stays the target.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker] One more piece for the Friday target: D-4488 (96m³ Trent concrete) is still only provisional against Thu 27 Aug, not yet matched to Friday. Trent's lock-in is 24h before the slot — moving it to Fri 28 Aug is free if actioned today/tomorrow, but left unconfirmed past that window it's 60% cancellation on the load. Worth firming up alongside the building control booking, same timeframe.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 44 is open. Take your turn, task-management: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    Priya's question about Saturday has been fully answered by building-control, plant-hire, and materials-tracker. Nothing task-list-specific to add there. Let me check current task states to make sure nothing's stale before staying silent.
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    3task_list returned
    T-118 Level 3 slab pour — blocked, sam, due Fri 28 Aug, blocked by T-121 + T-130 (Pour day moved to Friday: rebar fixing (T-126) can't clear before Wed 26 Aug pm (D-4471 delivery), so earliest inspection booking request is Wed, landing a Thu 13:00 slot per building control's notice rule — too late for Thursday. Formwork also only 80% closed. Friday pour confirmed workable by temporary-works (TW-31 check Thu, Fri 06:30) and plant-hire (H-207 free move to Thu evening on-site). Concrete (D-4488) and pump operator crew still need firming before Friday is locked.)
+T-121 Pre-pour rebar inspection (building control) — blocked, priya, due Fri 28 Aug, blocked by T-126 (Building control has logged a placeholder request for Fri 28 Aug 08:00 (against Sam's move off Thursday for rain). Still needs Priya to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 — both Fri slots (08:00/13:00) remain open if 08:00 doesn't suit. Blocked by T-126/T-133 clearing first.)
+T-126 Rebar fixing complete, Level 3 — open, sam, due Tue 25 Aug, blocked by T-133
+T-133 Receive 16mm rebar (D-4471) — open, sam, due Wed 26 Aug
+T-130 Confirm concrete pump hire — open, dan, due Tue 25 Aug (Hire H-207 is provisional on the plant desk; the pour day decides which day to confirm.)
+T-124 Formwork strike, Level 2 — open, sam, due Fri 28 Aug
+T-097 Level 2 slab pour — done, sam, due Thu 13 Aug
    4said to itself
    Nothing new for me to add — the answer to Priya's Saturday question is already covered by building-control's rules and plant-hire's cost figures, and the task list confirms the same picture (T-121 blocked on her confirmation, T-126/T-133 the chain behind it). Staying silent.
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    The time is 2026-09-09T03:53:49.915Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now, has not seen the last 27 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since 1 minute ago): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (3 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (3 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (3 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+── priya has not seen anything below this line ──
+· sam arrived  (1 minute ago)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+── 7 messages, summarised for dan below ──
+[assistant → dan] Moving the pour to Friday costs you £0: Rapid Pumps move H-207 free with 24h notice (confirming your T-130 today locks that in), and Trent's D-4488 concrete order is still pre-lock-in so shifting it to Fri 28 Aug is also free if actioned today/tomorrow. Risk only bites if you don't act — a second move inside 24h is £350 re-mob on the pump, Saturday slip is +£200, and letting the concrete order lock against Thursday before cancelling costs 60% of the load. Nothing of yours is blocking the chain (T-121/126/133 sit with priya/sam); your only open item is closing T-130 once Friday's confirmed. Separate cost risk worth watching: formwork crew is at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to Thursday closure may need its own overtime approval on your desk, same issue as the pump crew's still-pending OT request.  (just now)
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management → priya] Priya — welcome back. The one thing still sitting on you: T-121, the building control inspection slot for Friday isn't confirmed yet. There's a placeholder logged for Fri 28 Aug 08:00, but you need to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 (both 08:00 and 13:00 Friday slots are still open if 08:00 doesn't suit). It's also formally blocked behind T-126/T-133 (Sam's rebar work) clearing, but those are on track — the booking itself is the piece only you can move.  (just now)
+[priya] Remind me what Saturday needs from me before I ring the client.  (just now)
+[building-control] On Saturday specifically: building control has no weekend slots — the rules only run Monday to Friday, 08:00/13:00, with 48 working hours' notice. So a Saturday pour would have no inspection slot at all; the next one after Friday is Mon 31 Aug 08:00 (book by Thu 27 Aug 08:00). If you're weighing Saturday as a fallback, that's the constraint to tell the client. For Friday itself, the slot I need you to confirm is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 — requested, book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00, and only you can confirm it with building control.  (just now)
+[plant-hire → priya] Adding the plant cost to that: if Saturday were ever pursued despite no inspection slot, moving H-207 (Rapid Pumps) off Friday costs £200 weekend uplift with ≥24h notice, or £550 (+£350 re-mob) inside 24h. But since building control has nothing between Fri 28 Aug and Mon 31 Aug, Saturday isn't a live option regardless of plant cost — Friday 28 Aug stays the target.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker] One more piece for the Friday target: D-4488 (96m³ Trent concrete) is still only provisional against Thu 27 Aug, not yet matched to Friday. Trent's lock-in is 24h before the slot — moving it to Fri 28 Aug is free if actioned today/tomorrow, but left unconfirmed past that window it's 60% cancellation on the load. Worth firming up alongside the building control booking, same timeframe.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] Still outstanding on my side: the Groundworks pump-operator overtime request (+8h, 28 Aug) is raised but awaiting approval, and 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site — that needs sign-off before Friday's pour crew is actually covered.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 44 is open. Take your turn, task-management: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    Building control and the others have already covered Saturday's constraints fully. My own item — T-121 confirmation — was just restated by me to priya before her question. Nothing new to add here; staying silent.
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    The time is 2026-09-09T03:53:53.378Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now, has not seen the last 28 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since 1 minute ago): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (3 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (3 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (3 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+── priya has not seen anything below this line ──
+· sam arrived  (1 minute ago)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+── 7 messages, summarised for dan below ──
+[assistant → dan] Moving the pour to Friday costs you £0: Rapid Pumps move H-207 free with 24h notice (confirming your T-130 today locks that in), and Trent's D-4488 concrete order is still pre-lock-in so shifting it to Fri 28 Aug is also free if actioned today/tomorrow. Risk only bites if you don't act — a second move inside 24h is £350 re-mob on the pump, Saturday slip is +£200, and letting the concrete order lock against Thursday before cancelling costs 60% of the load. Nothing of yours is blocking the chain (T-121/126/133 sit with priya/sam); your only open item is closing T-130 once Friday's confirmed. Separate cost risk worth watching: formwork crew is at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to Thursday closure may need its own overtime approval on your desk, same issue as the pump crew's still-pending OT request.  (just now)
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management → priya] Priya — welcome back. The one thing still sitting on you: T-121, the building control inspection slot for Friday isn't confirmed yet. There's a placeholder logged for Fri 28 Aug 08:00, but you need to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 (both 08:00 and 13:00 Friday slots are still open if 08:00 doesn't suit). It's also formally blocked behind T-126/T-133 (Sam's rebar work) clearing, but those are on track — the booking itself is the piece only you can move.  (just now)
+[priya] Remind me what Saturday needs from me before I ring the client.  (just now)
+[building-control] On Saturday specifically: building control has no weekend slots — the rules only run Monday to Friday, 08:00/13:00, with 48 working hours' notice. So a Saturday pour would have no inspection slot at all; the next one after Friday is Mon 31 Aug 08:00 (book by Thu 27 Aug 08:00). If you're weighing Saturday as a fallback, that's the constraint to tell the client. For Friday itself, the slot I need you to confirm is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 — requested, book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00, and only you can confirm it with building control.  (just now)
+[plant-hire → priya] Adding the plant cost to that: if Saturday were ever pursued despite no inspection slot, moving H-207 (Rapid Pumps) off Friday costs £200 weekend uplift with ≥24h notice, or £550 (+£350 re-mob) inside 24h. But since building control has nothing between Fri 28 Aug and Mon 31 Aug, Saturday isn't a live option regardless of plant cost — Friday 28 Aug stays the target.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker] One more piece for the Friday target: D-4488 (96m³ Trent concrete) is still only provisional against Thu 27 Aug, not yet matched to Friday. Trent's lock-in is 24h before the slot — moving it to Fri 28 Aug is free if actioned today/tomorrow, but left unconfirmed past that window it's 60% cancellation on the load. Worth firming up alongside the building control booking, same timeframe.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] Still outstanding on my side: the Groundworks pump-operator overtime request (+8h, 28 Aug) is raised but awaiting approval, and 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site — that needs sign-off before Friday's pour crew is actually covered.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] TW-31 (formwork/falsework check) is now booked: Fri 28 Aug 06:30, R. Okafor, requested by priya. It needs formwork fully closed and propped by then — currently at 80% closure, so sam's crew needs to close the remaining 20% and finish propping by end of Thursday for the check to pass.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 44 is open. Take your turn, task-management: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    Priya's question about Saturday has already been fully answered by building-control, plant-hire, and materials-tracker. Nothing in the task list adds a new fact there. Let me check if there's anything task-status specific worth noting.
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    3task_list returned
    T-118 Level 3 slab pour — blocked, sam, due Fri 28 Aug, blocked by T-121 + T-130 (Pour day moved to Friday: rebar fixing (T-126) can't clear before Wed 26 Aug pm (D-4471 delivery), so earliest inspection booking request is Wed, landing a Thu 13:00 slot per building control's notice rule — too late for Thursday. Formwork also only 80% closed. Friday pour confirmed workable by temporary-works (TW-31 check Thu, Fri 06:30) and plant-hire (H-207 free move to Thu evening on-site). Concrete (D-4488) and pump operator crew still need firming before Friday is locked.)
+T-121 Pre-pour rebar inspection (building control) — blocked, priya, due Fri 28 Aug, blocked by T-126 (Building control has logged a placeholder request for Fri 28 Aug 08:00 (against Sam's move off Thursday for rain). Still needs Priya to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 — both Fri slots (08:00/13:00) remain open if 08:00 doesn't suit. Blocked by T-126/T-133 clearing first.)
+T-126 Rebar fixing complete, Level 3 — open, sam, due Tue 25 Aug, blocked by T-133
+T-133 Receive 16mm rebar (D-4471) — open, sam, due Wed 26 Aug
+T-130 Confirm concrete pump hire — open, dan, due Tue 25 Aug (Hire H-207 is provisional on the plant desk; the pour day decides which day to confirm.)
+T-124 Formwork strike, Level 2 — open, sam, due Fri 28 Aug
+T-097 Level 2 slab pour — done, sam, due Thu 13 Aug
    4said to itself
    The room already has this fully covered — nothing in the task list adds a new fact to the Saturday question that building-control, plant-hire, and materials-tracker haven't already stated. Staying silent.
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (just now)
+
+Take your turn, time-tracker: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2calls on the driveread
    {
+  "path": "/site/pour-plan/level-3-slab.md"
+}
    2callscrew_hours
    {}
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    3read returned
    # Method statement: Level 3 slab pour (T-118)
+
+Revision C, issued Fri 21 Aug. Temporary works coordinator: R. Okafor.
+
+## The pour
+
+- Concrete: C32/40, 96 m³, from Trent Ready-Mix. The order locks 24 hours
+  before the slot; a cancellation inside the lock is charged.
+- Placement: by pump from Bay 2. One pump, one operator holding a pump
+  operation ticket. Groundworks holds that ticket on this project.
+- Window: 07:00 to 13:00. The last load is on site by 11:30 so the finishing
+  crew has two hours before the surface goes off.
+- Rate: 16 m³ per hour, one load every 20 minutes.
+
+## People on the day
+
+| Role                | Trade        | Number | Ticket needed      |
+| ------------------- | ------------ | ------ | ------------------ |
+| Pour supervisor     | Concrete     | 1      | pour supervision   |
+| Placing and finish  | Concrete     | 5      | power float (2 of) |
+| Pump operator       | Groundworks  | 1      | pump operation     |
+| Standby steel fixer | Steel fixers | 2      | none               |
+
+Nine people on the deck at 07:00. A pour on a Saturday is paid at the
+weekend rate and needs overtime approved by the Friday.
+
+## Before the pour
+
+1. Rebar fixing complete and signed by the foreman (T-126).
+2. Building control pre-pour inspection passed (T-121). No pour without the
+   inspector's signature on the card.
+3. Pump on site the evening before, tested on water (T-130).
+4. Formwork and falsework checked by the temporary works coordinator on the
+   morning of the pour.
+
+## Weather limits
+
+- No pour if the forecast for the window shows more than 2 mm of rain in any
+  hour. Rain on fresh concrete washes out the surface and the finish fails.
+- No pour if the air temperature is below 5 °C at 07:00.
+- Wind above 40 km/h stops the pump boom.
+
+If the forecast fails these limits on the morning of the pour, the pour
+moves to the next day that passes them. The concrete order moves with it.
+
+## After the pour
+
+Cure for seven days before striking the formwork. Level 2 strike (T-124)
+is independent of this pour and can go ahead.
+
    4crew_hours returned
    w/c Mon 24 Aug, today is Tue 25 Aug. Threshold 45h/person. Weekend 1.5× Saturday, 2× Sunday.
+Concrete: 6 on the books, 41h logged, 6 on site today
+Steel fixers: 4 on the books, 38h logged, 4 on site today
+Formwork: 5 on the books, 44h logged, 3 on site today
+Groundworks: 3 on the books, 22h logged, 0 on site today
+No overtime raised.
    5said to itself
    This is about T-121/T-126/T-133, not directly a labour question, but crew composition is relevant background — no threshold crossed yet and nothing here needs my input. Groundworks (pump operator, holds the pump ticket) isn't on site today, but that's not relevant to booking the building control slot itself. I'll stay silent — this is a task-management/materials/priya matter.
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    #2 woke on [4] priya said spoke8 turns · 59,441 tok · $0.04
    1the context the room handed it2,567 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:50:51.670Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (active, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (just now)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, time-tracker: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2calls on the driveread
    {
+  "path": "/site/pour-plan/level-3-slab.md"
+}
    2calls on the driveread
    {
+  "path": "/site/weather/week-35.md"
+}
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    3read returned
    # Method statement: Level 3 slab pour (T-118)
+
+Revision C, issued Fri 21 Aug. Temporary works coordinator: R. Okafor.
+
+## The pour
+
+- Concrete: C32/40, 96 m³, from Trent Ready-Mix. The order locks 24 hours
+  before the slot; a cancellation inside the lock is charged.
+- Placement: by pump from Bay 2. One pump, one operator holding a pump
+  operation ticket. Groundworks holds that ticket on this project.
+- Window: 07:00 to 13:00. The last load is on site by 11:30 so the finishing
+  crew has two hours before the surface goes off.
+- Rate: 16 m³ per hour, one load every 20 minutes.
+
+## People on the day
+
+| Role                | Trade        | Number | Ticket needed      |
+| ------------------- | ------------ | ------ | ------------------ |
+| Pour supervisor     | Concrete     | 1      | pour supervision   |
+| Placing and finish  | Concrete     | 5      | power float (2 of) |
+| Pump operator       | Groundworks  | 1      | pump operation     |
+| Standby steel fixer | Steel fixers | 2      | none               |
+
+Nine people on the deck at 07:00. A pour on a Saturday is paid at the
+weekend rate and needs overtime approved by the Friday.
+
+## Before the pour
+
+1. Rebar fixing complete and signed by the foreman (T-126).
+2. Building control pre-pour inspection passed (T-121). No pour without the
+   inspector's signature on the card.
+3. Pump on site the evening before, tested on water (T-130).
+4. Formwork and falsework checked by the temporary works coordinator on the
+   morning of the pour.
+
+## Weather limits
+
+- No pour if the forecast for the window shows more than 2 mm of rain in any
+  hour. Rain on fresh concrete washes out the surface and the finish fails.
+- No pour if the air temperature is below 5 °C at 07:00.
+- Wind above 40 km/h stops the pump boom.
+
+If the forecast fails these limits on the morning of the pour, the pour
+moves to the next day that passes them. The concrete order moves with it.
+
+## After the pour
+
+Cure for seven days before striking the formwork. Level 2 strike (T-124)
+is independent of this pour and can go ahead.
+
    4read returned
    # Forecast, week 35 (w/c Mon 24 Aug)
+
+Issued Tue 25 Aug, 06:00, from the Met Office site feed. Updated each
+morning by the site office. Hourly rain is the figure the pour plan reads.
+
+| Day        | 07:00–13:00                          | Afternoon                    | Temp at 07:00 | Wind    |
+| ---------- | ------------------------------------ | ---------------------------- | ------------- | ------- |
+| Tue 25 Aug | Dry, overcast                        | Dry                          | 14 °C         | 15 km/h |
+| Wed 26 Aug | Dry until 11:00, then light showers  | Showers, under 1 mm per hour | 13 °C         | 20 km/h |
+| Thu 27 Aug | Rain, 4 to 6 mm per hour until 13:00 | Clearing from 14:00          | 12 °C         | 30 km/h |
+| Fri 28 Aug | Dry, bright                          | Dry                          | 11 °C         | 18 km/h |
+| Sat 29 Aug | Dry, sunny                           | Dry                          | 13 °C         | 10 km/h |
+| Sun 30 Aug | Rain from 09:00, 3 mm per hour       | Rain                         | 12 °C         | 25 km/h |
+
+Thursday morning fails the pour plan's rain limit. Friday and Saturday pass
+every limit. Sunday fails from 09:00.
+
    5said to itself
    Weather rules this out regardless of materials/inspection: Thursday's forecast (per /site/weather/week-35.md) shows 4–6 mm/hour rain through the pour window, well over the plan's 2 mm/hour limit — the pour plan (/site/pour-plan/level-3-slab.md) says no pour if any hour exceeds that. I'll check crew availability for Friday, the next day that passes limits, before priya locks anything to that.
    5callscertified_for
    {
+  "ticket": "pour supervision"
+}
    5callscertified_for
    {
+  "ticket": "pump operation"
+}
    5callscertified_for
    {
+  "ticket": "power float"
+}
    5callscrew_hours
    {}
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    6certified_for returned
    Concrete: holds pour supervision, power float — 6 of 6 on site today
    7certified_for returned
    Groundworks: holds plant operation, pump operation — 0 of 3 on site today
    8certified_for returned
    Concrete: holds pour supervision, power float — 6 of 6 on site today
    9crew_hours returned
    w/c Mon 24 Aug, today is Tue 25 Aug. Threshold 45h/person. Weekend 1.5× Saturday, 2× Sunday.
+Concrete: 6 on the books, 41h logged, 6 on site today
+Steel fixers: 4 on the books, 38h logged, 4 on site today
+Formwork: 5 on the books, 44h logged, 3 on site today
+Groundworks: 3 on the books, 22h logged, 0 on site today
+No overtime raised.
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    [new] · building-control seated by assistant
    11callssay
    {
+  "text": "priya: not Thursday — the forecast in /site/weather/week-35.md has 4–6mm/hour rain through the whole 07:00–13:00 window that day, and the pour plan (level-3-slab.md) bars any pour with over 2mm/hour in any hour of the window. Friday passes every weather limit.\n\nOn labour for Friday: pour supervision and power float are fully covered — Concrete has 6 of 6 on site today holding both tickets, well within the 45h/week threshold (41h logged). But pump operation is the gap — Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. The pump can't run without that operator on site, so someone needs to confirm Groundworks turns up (no overtime needed, just presence) before Friday is locked in. No overtime request needed unless you're contemplating Saturday instead."
+}
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    12say returned an error
    Not delivered — the room moved while you were speaking. New on the record:
+· plant-hire seated by assistant
+· temporary-works seated by assistant
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    14callssay
    {
+  "text": "priya: on labour, whichever day this lands on — pour supervision and power float are covered (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site today, both tickets held, 41h logged, well under the 45h threshold). But pump operation is the open gap: Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. The pump can't run without one of them present, so that needs chasing regardless of which day gets picked. Also worth noting: weather rules out Thursday outright (4–6mm/hour rain vs the plan's 2mm/hour limit) — Friday is the next day that passes every limit."
+}
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    15say returned an error
    Not delivered — the room moved while you were speaking. New on the record:
+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    17said to itself
    Both my substantive points (weather rules out Thursday, Friday passes limits, pump operator gap for whichever day) are now either stated by others or still un-contradicted. The pump operation gap hasn't been raised by anyone else yet — that's still worth surfacing.
    17callssay
    {
+  "text": "priya: one gap nobody's flagged yet — whichever day the pour lands on (Friday, per the emerging consensus), pump operation is uncovered. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are fine (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under threshold), but the pump can't run without a Groundworks operator present. Worth chasing their attendance for Friday now, separate from the weather/inspection/formwork chain."
+}
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    18say returned an error
    Not delivered — the room moved while you were speaking. New on the record:
+[plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.
    20said to itself
    My pump operation point still hasn't been made by anyone else — it's a real, distinct gap for Friday. I'll try again since it still adds new information.
    20callssay
    {
+  "text": "priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting."
+}
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    delivered
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    [new] [task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.
    23said to itself
    Delivered already — nothing new to add here.
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    [new] [plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.
    25said to itself
    Nothing new to add — my point on the pump operator gap already landed.
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    #3 woke on [12] temporary-works said spoke6 turns · 39,378 tok · $0.03
    1the context the room handed it6,083 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:51:16.863Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (just now)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (just now)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (just now)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (just now)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.  (just now)
+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, time-tracker: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I already flagged the pump operation gap for whichever day gets picked (message stands, no change since). Let me verify nothing has shifted before staying silent.
    2callscertified_for
    {
+  "ticket": "pump operation"
+}
    2callscrew_hours
    {}
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    3certified_for returned
    Groundworks: holds plant operation, pump operation — 0 of 3 on site today
    4crew_hours returned
    w/c Mon 24 Aug, today is Tue 25 Aug. Threshold 45h/person. Weekend 1.5× Saturday, 2× Sunday.
+Concrete: 6 on the books, 41h logged, 6 on site today
+Steel fixers: 4 on the books, 38h logged, 4 on site today
+Formwork: 5 on the books, 44h logged, 3 on site today
+Groundworks: 3 on the books, 22h logged, 0 on site today
+No overtime raised.
    5said to itself
    No change from what I already reported. Nothing new to add — staying silent this turn.
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    [new] [plant-hire] To close the loop for Priya: my Friday move only stays free if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow (Tue/Wed) — waiting until Wed to decide risks slipping inside the 24h window and the £350 charge. So if Friday is the call, say so now and I'll action the move today.
    7said to itself
    Groundworks — the trade holding pump operation — have 0 of 3 on site today and only 22h logged this week, so there's headroom to bring someone in without hitting the 45h threshold. That's a real gap, separate from plant-hire's booking cost: even if H-207 is moved to Friday for free, there's nobody certified to run it right now. This needs raising as overtime/callback for Groundworks so a body with the ticket is on site Friday — worth doing today alongside plant-hire's notice to Rapid Pumps, not left until Wednesday.
    7callsrequest_overtime
    {
+  "trade": "Groundworks",
+  "date": "2026-08-28",
+  "hours": 8,
+  "reason": "Pump operation ticket required for Level 3 slab pour (Friday target) — 0 of 3 Groundworks on site today; need a certified operator on site Friday."
+}
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    8request_overtime returned
    Raised: Groundworks, 2026-08-28, +8h — awaiting approval. Reason: Pump operation ticket required for Level 3 slab pour (Friday target) — 0 of 3 Groundworks on site today; need a certified operator on site Friday.
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    [new] [materials-tracker → priya] To stack alongside plant-hire's pump point: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is the same story — still PROVISIONAL, needs firming, and Trent's 24h lock-in / 60% cancellation charge means action today or tomorrow avoids cost, same as Rapid Pumps. Priya — once Friday is the call, tell me and I'll move D-4488 to Fri 27 Aug 07:00 immediately and get Trent's written confirmation.
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+  "text": "priya: I've raised the Groundworks overtime request to get a certified pump operator on site Friday — 0 of 3 currently on site, plenty of headroom under the 45h threshold, but it's awaiting your (or another human's) approval. That's now the one open item on the labour side alongside plant-hire's and materials-tracker's cost-deadline items — all three (pump move, concrete firm-up, pump operator) need action today/tomorrow to avoid slipping into charges or leaving Friday short-crewed."
+}
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+  "command": "echo \"- 03:55 time-tracker — flagged pump operation gap (0 of 3 Groundworks on site) for Friday pour target; raised overtime request for Groundworks, 8h Fri 28 Aug, awaiting human approval\" >> /site/diary/2026-08-25.md"
+}
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    Diary updated. Nothing further to add — holding silent unless the room moves.
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    #4 woke on [17] task-management said stayed quiet1 turns · 6,541 tok · $0.01
    1the context the room handed it8,366 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:51:39.600Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since 1 minute ago): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (just now)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (just now)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (just now)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (just now)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.  (just now)
+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] To close the loop for Priya: my Friday move only stays free if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow (Tue/Wed) — waiting until Wed to decide risks slipping inside the 24h window and the £350 charge. So if Friday is the call, say so now and I'll action the move today.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] To stack alongside plant-hire's pump point: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is the same story — still PROVISIONAL, needs firming, and Trent's 24h lock-in / 60% cancellation charge means action today or tomorrow avoids cost, same as Rapid Pumps. Priya — once Friday is the call, tell me and I'll move D-4488 to Fri 27 Aug 07:00 immediately and get Trent's written confirmation.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: I've raised the Groundworks overtime request to get a certified pump operator on site Friday — 0 of 3 currently on site, plenty of headroom under the 45h threshold, but it's awaiting your (or another human's) approval. That's now the one open item on the labour side alongside plant-hire's and materials-tracker's cost-deadline items — all three (pump move, concrete firm-up, pump operator) need action today/tomorrow to avoid slipping into charges or leaving Friday short-crewed.  (just now)
+[building-control → priya] One item missing from the Friday case so far: the pre-pour inspection itself. Friday pour needs it booked for Thu 27 Aug 13:00 — that slot is open now but only bookable in time if requested by today, Tue 13:00. Rebar fixing won't clear till Wed afternoon though, so I can't responsibly request it today; earliest safe request is Wednesday once fixing/formwork are confirmed done. Priya — only you confirm with building control; say Friday and I'll log the request against Thu 27 Aug 13:00 in your name, flagged as contingent on Wednesday's fixing/formwork sign-off.  (just now)
+[task-management] Task list updated to match: T-118 (Level 3 pour) now due Fri 28 Aug, T-121 (inspection) due Thu 27 Aug — both still shown blocked. T-121's blocking chain is T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, sam, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Priya — building-control's Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot is the one T-121 needs; nothing else moves it until you confirm Friday and that booking goes in.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, time-tracker: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I already surfaced the pump operator gap and filed the overtime request in my last turn — nothing new to add until Priya decides or the request gets approved. Staying silent.
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    #5 woke on [18] building-control said stayed quiet2 turns · 14,132 tok · $0.01
    1the context the room handed it9,160 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:51:48.461Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since 1 minute ago): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (1 minute ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (just now)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (just now)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (just now)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.  (just now)
+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] To close the loop for Priya: my Friday move only stays free if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow (Tue/Wed) — waiting until Wed to decide risks slipping inside the 24h window and the £350 charge. So if Friday is the call, say so now and I'll action the move today.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] To stack alongside plant-hire's pump point: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is the same story — still PROVISIONAL, needs firming, and Trent's 24h lock-in / 60% cancellation charge means action today or tomorrow avoids cost, same as Rapid Pumps. Priya — once Friday is the call, tell me and I'll move D-4488 to Fri 27 Aug 07:00 immediately and get Trent's written confirmation.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: I've raised the Groundworks overtime request to get a certified pump operator on site Friday — 0 of 3 currently on site, plenty of headroom under the 45h threshold, but it's awaiting your (or another human's) approval. That's now the one open item on the labour side alongside plant-hire's and materials-tracker's cost-deadline items — all three (pump move, concrete firm-up, pump operator) need action today/tomorrow to avoid slipping into charges or leaving Friday short-crewed.  (just now)
+[building-control → priya] One item missing from the Friday case so far: the pre-pour inspection itself. Friday pour needs it booked for Thu 27 Aug 13:00 — that slot is open now but only bookable in time if requested by today, Tue 13:00. Rebar fixing won't clear till Wed afternoon though, so I can't responsibly request it today; earliest safe request is Wednesday once fixing/formwork are confirmed done. Priya — only you confirm with building control; say Friday and I'll log the request against Thu 27 Aug 13:00 in your name, flagged as contingent on Wednesday's fixing/formwork sign-off.  (just now)
+[task-management] Task list updated to match: T-118 (Level 3 pour) now due Fri 28 Aug, T-121 (inspection) due Thu 27 Aug — both still shown blocked. T-121's blocking chain is T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, sam, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Priya — building-control's Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot is the one T-121 needs; nothing else moves it until you confirm Friday and that booking goes in.  (just now)
+[building-control] Correction to my last message: Thu 27 Aug 13:00 needs booking by today (Tue) 13:00 — that deadline has effectively passed for a responsible request, since rebar fixing doesn't clear until Wed afternoon. So that slot is off the table regardless of what the room decides now.
+
+The workable slot for a Friday pour is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00 — both book by Wed 26 Aug (08:00 and 13:00 respectively), which lines up with fixing/formwork clearing Wednesday. Priya — once you confirm Friday, tell me which of the two Friday slots you want and I'll log the request in your name; only you can confirm it with building control. The inspector will need formwork fully closed/propped (per temporary-works' TW-31 check) and rebar fixing signed off before that slot.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, time-tracker: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I've already made my two points (pump operator gap + overtime request status). Let me check if there's anything new to verify before staying silent — the overtime request status is the key open item on my side.
    2callscrew_hours
    {}
    2callscertified_for
    {
+  "ticket": "pump operation"
+}
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    3crew_hours returned
    w/c Mon 24 Aug, today is Tue 25 Aug. Threshold 45h/person. Weekend 1.5× Saturday, 2× Sunday.
+Concrete: 6 on the books, 41h logged, 6 on site today
+Steel fixers: 4 on the books, 38h logged, 4 on site today
+Formwork: 5 on the books, 44h logged, 3 on site today
+Groundworks: 3 on the books, 22h logged, 0 on site today
+Overtime raised: Groundworks 2026-08-28 +8h (awaiting approval)
    4certified_for returned
    Groundworks: holds plant operation, pump operation — 0 of 3 on site today
    5said to itself
    Confirms what I already stated — nothing new to add. Staying silent.
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    #6 woke on [19] task-management said stayed quiet1 turns · 7,021 tok · $0.01
    1the context the room handed it9,630 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:51:57.501Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since 1 minute ago): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (1 minute ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (1 minute ago)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (1 minute ago)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (1 minute ago)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (1 minute ago)
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.  (just now)
+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] To close the loop for Priya: my Friday move only stays free if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow (Tue/Wed) — waiting until Wed to decide risks slipping inside the 24h window and the £350 charge. So if Friday is the call, say so now and I'll action the move today.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] To stack alongside plant-hire's pump point: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is the same story — still PROVISIONAL, needs firming, and Trent's 24h lock-in / 60% cancellation charge means action today or tomorrow avoids cost, same as Rapid Pumps. Priya — once Friday is the call, tell me and I'll move D-4488 to Fri 27 Aug 07:00 immediately and get Trent's written confirmation.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: I've raised the Groundworks overtime request to get a certified pump operator on site Friday — 0 of 3 currently on site, plenty of headroom under the 45h threshold, but it's awaiting your (or another human's) approval. That's now the one open item on the labour side alongside plant-hire's and materials-tracker's cost-deadline items — all three (pump move, concrete firm-up, pump operator) need action today/tomorrow to avoid slipping into charges or leaving Friday short-crewed.  (just now)
+[building-control → priya] One item missing from the Friday case so far: the pre-pour inspection itself. Friday pour needs it booked for Thu 27 Aug 13:00 — that slot is open now but only bookable in time if requested by today, Tue 13:00. Rebar fixing won't clear till Wed afternoon though, so I can't responsibly request it today; earliest safe request is Wednesday once fixing/formwork are confirmed done. Priya — only you confirm with building control; say Friday and I'll log the request against Thu 27 Aug 13:00 in your name, flagged as contingent on Wednesday's fixing/formwork sign-off.  (just now)
+[task-management] Task list updated to match: T-118 (Level 3 pour) now due Fri 28 Aug, T-121 (inspection) due Thu 27 Aug — both still shown blocked. T-121's blocking chain is T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, sam, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Priya — building-control's Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot is the one T-121 needs; nothing else moves it until you confirm Friday and that booking goes in.  (just now)
+[building-control] Correction to my last message: Thu 27 Aug 13:00 needs booking by today (Tue) 13:00 — that deadline has effectively passed for a responsible request, since rebar fixing doesn't clear until Wed afternoon. So that slot is off the table regardless of what the room decides now.
+
+The workable slot for a Friday pour is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00 — both book by Wed 26 Aug (08:00 and 13:00 respectively), which lines up with fixing/formwork clearing Wednesday. Priya — once you confirm Friday, tell me which of the two Friday slots you want and I'll log the request in your name; only you can confirm it with building control. The inspector will need formwork fully closed/propped (per temporary-works' TW-31 check) and rebar fixing signed off before that slot.  (just now)
+[task-management] Task list corrected: T-121 now due Fri 28 Aug (not Thu 27) since building control's Thu slot deadline has passed. Priya — T-121 and T-118 both sit blocked on you alone now: pick Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00 with building control, and that one decision also unblocks plant-hire's pump move, materials-tracker's concrete firm-up, and time-tracker's overtime approval, all of which are only waiting on Friday being said out loud.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, time-tracker: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I've already surfaced my point (pump operator overtime raised, awaiting approval). Nothing new to add until Priya decides — restating would be repetition.
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    The time is 2026-09-09T03:52:11.880Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since just now, has not seen the last 2 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (1 minute ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (just now)
+· priya left  (just now)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+[sam] Rain all Thursday morning. I am not pouring into that. What do you need from me to move it?  (just now)
+
+sam's question at message 23 is open. Take your turn, time-tracker: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2callscertified_for
    {
+  "ticket": "pump operation"
+}
    2callscrew_hours
    {}
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    Groundworks: holds plant operation, pump operation — 0 of 3 on site today
    4crew_hours returned
    w/c Mon 24 Aug, today is Tue 25 Aug. Threshold 45h/person. Weekend 1.5× Saturday, 2× Sunday.
+Concrete: 6 on the books, 41h logged, 6 on site today
+Steel fixers: 4 on the books, 38h logged, 4 on site today
+Formwork: 5 on the books, 44h logged, 3 on site today
+Groundworks: 3 on the books, 22h logged, 0 on site today
+Overtime raised: Groundworks 2026-08-28 +8h (awaiting approval)
    5callssay
    {
+  "text": "sam — the Friday pour plan already needs a decision from Priya, not from you, on the crew side: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are on site today, and there's already an overtime request in for Groundworks, 2026-08-28 +8h, sitting \"awaiting approval.\" That request was raised against Friday 28 Aug; nobody's touched it for a Thursday move. If you're pulling the pour off Thursday, someone needs to confirm which day Groundworks actually needs to be called in for — otherwise the pump crew still won't be on site whichever day you land on."
+}
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    {
+  "text": "Also worth noting on hours: Formwork is at 44h logged already this week against a"
+}
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    #8 woke on [25] building-control said spoke7 turns · 50,962 tok · $0.03
    1the context the room handed it5,504 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:52:24.209Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since just now, has not seen the last 4 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (1 minute ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (just now)
+· priya left  (just now)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+[sam] Rain all Thursday morning. I am not pouring into that. What do you need from me to move it?  (just now)
+[time-tracker] sam — the Friday pour plan already needs a decision from Priya, not from you, on the crew side: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are on site today, and there's already an overtime request in for Groundworks, 2026-08-28 +8h, sitting "awaiting approval." That request was raised against Friday 28 Aug; nobody's touched it for a Thursday move. If you're pulling the pour off Thursday, someone needs to confirm which day Groundworks actually needs to be called in for — otherwise the pump crew still won't be on site whichever day you land on.  (just now)
+[building-control] Confirming for the record: Fri 28 Aug still has both inspection slots open (08:00 and 13:00), book-by is Wed 26 Aug. Thu 27 Aug 13:00 was the only Thursday slot and its book-by deadline is today — so moving off Thursday for rain costs nothing there. But I can only log a request against a slot; only Priya can actually confirm a booking with building control, and she's just left the room. Sam — once you and Priya settle on Friday, someone needs to get that confirmation to Priya so she books it before Wed 26 Aug.  (just now)
+
+sam's question at message 23 is open. Take your turn, time-tracker: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    Confirmed already answered — my last message covers this. Let me verify current crew state hasn't changed before staying silent.
    2callscrew_hours
    {}
    2callscertified_for
    {
+  "ticket": "pump operation"
+}
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    w/c Mon 24 Aug, today is Tue 25 Aug. Threshold 45h/person. Weekend 1.5× Saturday, 2× Sunday.
+Concrete: 6 on the books, 41h logged, 6 on site today
+Steel fixers: 4 on the books, 38h logged, 4 on site today
+Formwork: 5 on the books, 44h logged, 3 on site today
+Groundworks: 3 on the books, 22h logged, 0 on site today
+Overtime raised: Groundworks 2026-08-28 +8h (awaiting approval)
    4certified_for returned
    Groundworks: holds plant operation, pump operation — 0 of 3 on site today
    5said to itself
    Nothing changed since my last message — the Groundworks overtime request is still sitting against Fri 28 Aug and still awaiting approval, and 0 of 3 pump-certified crew are on site today. Sam's question was already answered; no new information to add.
    5callssay
    {
+  "text": "sam — no change on my end since last message: Groundworks overtime (2026-08-28, +8h) is still awaiting approval, still 0 of 3 pump operators on site today. Whatever day you and Priya land on, that request needs to match the date and needs a human to approve it before Friday's crew is actually there."
+}
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+[plant-hire] Pump (H-207, Rapid Pumps) is already booked provisionally for Fri 28 Aug, not Thursday — so no move or charge needed on my end for the rain call. It's free to firm up with 24h notice; only turns costly (£350 re-mobilisation) if it moves again inside 24h of the day. So the plant side is fine as-is — it's just waiting on the same confirmation as the inspection slot.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
    7steered in mid-turn385 chars
    [new] [plant-hire] Pump (H-207, Rapid Pumps) is already booked provisionally for Fri 28 Aug, not Thursday — so no move or charge needed on my end for the rain call. It's free to firm up with 24h notice; only turns costly (£350 re-mobilisation) if it moves again inside 24h of the day. So the plant side is fine as-is — it's just waiting on the same confirmation as the inspection slot.
    8said to itself
    My point still stands and hasn't been made by anyone else — the crew-side gap (0/3 pump operators, overtime unapproved) is distinct from plant-hire's pump-booking point.
    8callssay
    {
+  "text": "sam — separate from the pump machine itself: the pump *operators* are the gap. Groundworks overtime for Fri 28 Aug (+8h) is still awaiting human approval, and 0 of 3 pump-certified crew are on site today. Machine being booked doesn't help if nobody's certified to run it Friday — that approval needs to happen alongside the inspection booking."
+}
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+[materials-tracker] sam — materials side: rebar (D-4471) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug regardless of pour day, so that's not a factor in your rain call. The one open item is concrete — D-4488, 96m³ from Trent Ready-Mix — still only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. Trent's terms are 24h lock-in before the slot, 60% charge if cancelled inside that window, free to move outside it. Once Friday's confirmed as the plan I'll move D-4488 to Fri 28 Aug 07:00 now, while it's still free — no cost either way as long as it's done before that lock-in window closes.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [materials-tracker] sam — materials side: rebar (D-4471) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug regardless of pour day, so that's not a factor in your rain call. The one open item is concrete — D-4488, 96m³ from Trent Ready-Mix — still only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. Trent's terms are 24h lock-in before the slot, 60% charge if cancelled inside that window, free to move outside it. Once Friday's confirmed as the plan I'll move D-4488 to Fri 28 Aug 07:00 now, while it's still free — no cost either way as long as it's done before that lock-in window closes.
    11said to itself
    My point about pump operators still hasn't been made by anyone else — it's the one crew-side blocker still unaddressed.
    11callssay
    {
+  "text": "sam — still open on the crew side: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are on site today, and the overtime request for Fri 28 Aug (+8h) is awaiting human approval. Pump machine and concrete are sorted per plant-hire and materials-tracker, but nobody can run the pump Friday until that overtime is approved — worth flagging to Priya alongside the inspection booking."
+}
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+[temporary-works] Formwork side, Sam: TW-31 isn't booked yet — can't be until Friday's confirmed, since it books the working day before and runs 06:30 morning-of. Formwork's at 80% closed, striking crew still on falsework; needs full closure and propping before I can check it. If Friday holds, I need that closure done by Thursday so I can book TW-31 Thursday for Friday 06:30.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
    13steered in mid-turn384 chars
    [new] [temporary-works] Formwork side, Sam: TW-31 isn't booked yet — can't be until Friday's confirmed, since it books the working day before and runs 06:30 morning-of. Formwork's at 80% closed, striking crew still on falsework; needs full closure and propping before I can check it. If Friday holds, I need that closure done by Thursday so I can book TW-31 Thursday for Friday 06:30.
    14said to itself
    My point remains unmade and still relevant — a distinct blocker from formwork/inspection/materials, still needing airtime.
    14callssay
    {
+  "text": "sam — crew side still needs saying: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are on site today, and the overtime request for Fri 28 Aug (+8h) is still sitting awaiting human approval. That's the one piece nobody but Priya can clear — worth bundling with the inspection booking decision."
+}
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    Not delivered — the room moved while you were speaking. New on the record:
+[building-control] I've logged a request for the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 building control slot against sam's move off Thursday. That's a placeholder only — Priya has to confirm it with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Both Friday slots remain open if 08:00 doesn't suit.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
    16steered in mid-turn274 chars
    [new] [building-control] I've logged a request for the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 building control slot against sam's move off Thursday. That's a placeholder only — Priya has to confirm it with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Both Friday slots remain open if 08:00 doesn't suit.
    17callssay
    {
+  "text": "sam — the crew gap is still unaddressed by anyone else: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators on site today, and the overtime request for Fri 28 Aug (+8h) is still awaiting human approval. Everything else — inspection slot, pump machine, concrete, formwork — is lining up on Friday, but this one needs Priya to approve before there's actually a crew to run the pump."
+}
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    19said to itself
    (Delivered — holding here; the point is on the record and next action sits with Priya.)
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    1the context the room handed it5,103 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:52:55.962Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since just now, has not seen the last 13 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (2 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (2 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (just now)
+· priya left  (just now)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+[dan] What does moving cost, and is there anything of mine holding this up?  (just now)
+
+dan's question at message 34 is open. Take your turn, time-tracker: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    Let me check the actual state before speaking, since this concerns overtime approval which touches dan's cost/spend role.
    2callscrew_hours
    {}
    2callscertified_for
    {
+  "ticket": "pump operation"
+}
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    w/c Mon 24 Aug, today is Tue 25 Aug. Threshold 45h/person. Weekend 1.5× Saturday, 2× Sunday.
+Concrete: 6 on the books, 41h logged, 6 on site today
+Steel fixers: 4 on the books, 38h logged, 4 on site today
+Formwork: 5 on the books, 44h logged, 3 on site today
+Groundworks: 3 on the books, 22h logged, 0 on site today
+Overtime raised: Groundworks 2026-08-28 +8h (awaiting approval)
    4certified_for returned
    Groundworks: holds plant operation, pump operation — 0 of 3 on site today
    5callssay
    {
+  "text": "On the cost side of the labour piece: the Groundworks overtime request is +8h for 2026-08-28, still awaiting approval — that's the pump crew (Groundworks holds the pump ticket, 0 of 3 currently on site, need them mobilised for Friday). It needs a human approval; nothing else of mine is holding the move. Separately worth flagging: Formwork is at 44h logged this week against a 45h threshold with only 3 of 5 on site today — if anyone leans on formwork to hit Thursday closure, that's right at the OT line too and may need its own request."
+}
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    #10 woke on [37] building-control said stayed quiet5 turns · 34,411 tok · $0.02
    1the context the room handed it6,335 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:53:08.177Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since 1 minute ago, has not seen the last 16 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (2 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (2 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+[dan] What does moving cost, and is there anything of mine holding this up?  (just now)
+[time-tracker] On the cost side of the labour piece: the Groundworks overtime request is +8h for 2026-08-28, still awaiting approval — that's the pump crew (Groundworks holds the pump ticket, 0 of 3 currently on site, need them mobilised for Friday). It needs a human approval; nothing else of mine is holding the move. Separately worth flagging: Formwork is at 44h logged this week against a 45h threshold with only 3 of 5 on site today — if anyone leans on formwork to hit Thursday closure, that's right at the OT line too and may need its own request.  (just now)
+[task-management → dan] To add to that: nothing of yours, dan, is blocking the chain — T-121/T-126/T-133 sit with priya and sam. Your own open item is T-130, confirm concrete pump hire H-207, due today — that's yours to close once Friday's locked. For actual move/cancellation cost, that's plant-hire's number, not mine.  (just now)
+[building-control] Nothing of dan's blocks this. Separately: the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 rebar inspection is only requested, not confirmed — only Priya can confirm it with building control, deadline Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Miss that and the fallback is Fri 28 Aug 13:00 (book by Wed 26 Aug 13:00), then Mon 31 Aug 08:00.  (just now)
+
+dan's question at message 34 is open. Take your turn, time-tracker: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I already answered dan's cost/blocking question directly. Let me check if the formwork OT concern needs a formal request raised, since sam is now present and could act on it.
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    w/c Mon 24 Aug, today is Tue 25 Aug. Threshold 45h/person. Weekend 1.5× Saturday, 2× Sunday.
+Concrete: 6 on the books, 41h logged, 6 on site today
+Steel fixers: 4 on the books, 38h logged, 4 on site today
+Formwork: 5 on the books, 44h logged, 3 on site today
+Groundworks: 3 on the books, 22h logged, 0 on site today
+Overtime raised: Groundworks 2026-08-28 +8h (awaiting approval)
    4said to itself
    Formwork is at 44h with only 3 of 5 on site today — that's per-crew total, not per-person, so I can't tell individual exposure from this alone, but with only 3 on site pushing to close by Thursday, any extra hours risk crossing 45h. I'll flag it concretely to sam since he owns labour moves.
    4callssay
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+  "text": "sam — on formwork: 44h logged crew-wide this week, threshold is 45h/person, and only 3 of 5 are on site today. If you need them to push extra hours to hit Thursday closure for TW-31, that likely crosses the OT line and needs a request raised — let me know if/when you commit to that push and I'll raise it. Nothing raised yet since no plan has confirmed extra formwork hours.",
+  "to": "sam"
+}
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+[plant-hire] The number, dan: moving H-207 to Friday cost £0 — Rapid Pumps move a booked day free with 24h notice, and this move was outside that window. Confirming T-130 won't add any charge. Only risk is if it moves again inside 24h (£350 re-mob) or slips to Saturday (£200 uplift).
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [plant-hire] The number, dan: moving H-207 to Friday cost £0 — Rapid Pumps move a booked day free with 24h notice, and this move was outside that window. Confirming T-130 won't add any charge. Only risk is if it moves again inside 24h (£350 re-mob) or slips to Saturday (£200 uplift).
    7said to itself
    My point about formwork OT still hasn't been said and remains new information — plant-hire's message doesn't cover it.
    7callssay
    {
+  "text": "sam — on formwork: 44h logged crew-wide this week, threshold is 45h/person, only 3 of 5 on site today. If closing to full closure/propping by Thursday needs extra hours from them, that likely crosses the OT line and needs a request raised — let me know if you commit to that push and I'll raise it.",
+  "to": "sam"
+}
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+[temporary-works] Nothing of mine carries a cost, dan. Separate flag still standing: TW-31 isn't booked, formwork is at 80% closure per the diary, and it needs full closure/propping plus booking the working day before the pour for a 06:30 Friday check. Time-tracker flagged formwork crew already at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to full closure by Thursday may need its own overtime request, same issue as the pump crew but on your desk.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [temporary-works] Nothing of mine carries a cost, dan. Separate flag still standing: TW-31 isn't booked, formwork is at 80% closure per the diary, and it needs full closure/propping plus booking the working day before the pour for a 06:30 Friday check. Time-tracker flagged formwork crew already at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to full closure by Thursday may need its own overtime request, same issue as the pump crew but on your desk.
    10said to itself
    Temporary-works just made my point for me, addressed to dan, and correctly attributed it to me already. Nothing left to add — staying silent.
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    [new] [materials-tracker] Completing the cost picture for dan: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³ Trent) is also a free move — still provisional for Thu 27 Aug, hasn't hit Trent's 24h lock-in yet. Moving it to Fri 28 Aug costs £0 if actioned today/tomorrow; leaving it to lock against Thursday then cancelling would cost 60% of the load. I'll move it as soon as Friday is confirmed.
    12said to itself
    No action needed from me here — this is materials/cost territory, already covered by others. Staying silent.
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    #11 woke on [44] priya said spoke6 turns · 45,235 tok · $0.03
    1the context the room handed it6,608 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:53:32.605Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now, has not seen the last 23 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since 1 minute ago): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (2 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (2 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+── priya has not seen anything below this line ──
+· sam arrived  (1 minute ago)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+── 7 messages, summarised for dan below ──
+[assistant → dan] Moving the pour to Friday costs you £0: Rapid Pumps move H-207 free with 24h notice (confirming your T-130 today locks that in), and Trent's D-4488 concrete order is still pre-lock-in so shifting it to Fri 28 Aug is also free if actioned today/tomorrow. Risk only bites if you don't act — a second move inside 24h is £350 re-mob on the pump, Saturday slip is +£200, and letting the concrete order lock against Thursday before cancelling costs 60% of the load. Nothing of yours is blocking the chain (T-121/126/133 sit with priya/sam); your only open item is closing T-130 once Friday's confirmed. Separate cost risk worth watching: formwork crew is at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to Thursday closure may need its own overtime approval on your desk, same issue as the pump crew's still-pending OT request.  (just now)
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management → priya] Priya — welcome back. The one thing still sitting on you: T-121, the building control inspection slot for Friday isn't confirmed yet. There's a placeholder logged for Fri 28 Aug 08:00, but you need to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 (both 08:00 and 13:00 Friday slots are still open if 08:00 doesn't suit). It's also formally blocked behind T-126/T-133 (Sam's rebar work) clearing, but those are on track — the booking itself is the piece only you can move.  (just now)
+[priya] Remind me what Saturday needs from me before I ring the client.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 44 is open. Take your turn, time-tracker: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    Not directed at me — Priya asked about Saturday requirements, which is task-management/plant-hire/building-control territory, not labour hours. I'll stay silent unless the overtime approvals come up specifically.
    2callscrew_hours
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    w/c Mon 24 Aug, today is Tue 25 Aug. Threshold 45h/person. Weekend 1.5× Saturday, 2× Sunday.
+Concrete: 6 on the books, 41h logged, 6 on site today
+Steel fixers: 4 on the books, 38h logged, 4 on site today
+Formwork: 5 on the books, 44h logged, 3 on site today
+Groundworks: 3 on the books, 22h logged, 0 on site today
+Overtime raised: Groundworks 2026-08-28 +8h (awaiting approval)
    4said to itself
    Priya's question is about Saturday specifically, which I haven't been asked directly, but since a weekend slip is on the table and it touches overtime/labour thresholds that are my domain, it's worth flagging before she rings the client — this is new information (formwork's actual hours) not yet on the record for her.
    4callssay
    {
+  "text": "One thing not yet said plainly to you: if Friday slips to Saturday, weekend rates kick in at 1.5× — and that's on top of two open overtime items. Formwork crew is at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site (crew_hours), so pushing them past Thursday risks a threshold breach needing its own approval. The Groundworks pump-operator overtime (+8h, 28 Aug) is already raised and still awaiting approval — that one's needed whichever day the pour lands, Friday or Saturday, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for either. Neither is confirmed until a human signs off."
+}
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+[building-control] On Saturday specifically: building control has no weekend slots — the rules only run Monday to Friday, 08:00/13:00, with 48 working hours' notice. So a Saturday pour would have no inspection slot at all; the next one after Friday is Mon 31 Aug 08:00 (book by Thu 27 Aug 08:00). If you're weighing Saturday as a fallback, that's the constraint to tell the client. For Friday itself, the slot I need you to confirm is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 — requested, book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00, and only you can confirm it with building control.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [building-control] On Saturday specifically: building control has no weekend slots — the rules only run Monday to Friday, 08:00/13:00, with 48 working hours' notice. So a Saturday pour would have no inspection slot at all; the next one after Friday is Mon 31 Aug 08:00 (book by Thu 27 Aug 08:00). If you're weighing Saturday as a fallback, that's the constraint to tell the client. For Friday itself, the slot I need you to confirm is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 — requested, book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00, and only you can confirm it with building control.
    7said to itself
    building-control's answer makes Saturday moot as a pour date (no inspection slot exists), but my labour-cost point still adds something not covered: the overtime exposure still applies to Friday itself, and is worth surfacing since it wasn't part of building-control's answer.
    7callssay
    {
+  "text": "Adding to that: even for Friday, labour isn't fully clear yet. Groundworks pump-operator overtime (+8h, 28 Aug) is raised but still awaiting approval — 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site, so that approval is needed regardless of which day holds. Separately, formwork is at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 crew on site; pushing formwork work into Thursday to hit Friday's closure may need its own overtime approval too. Worth clearing both before you commit Friday to the client."
+}
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+[plant-hire → priya] Adding the plant cost to that: if Saturday were ever pursued despite no inspection slot, moving H-207 (Rapid Pumps) off Friday costs £200 weekend uplift with ≥24h notice, or £550 (+£350 re-mob) inside 24h. But since building control has nothing between Fri 28 Aug and Mon 31 Aug, Saturday isn't a live option regardless of plant cost — Friday 28 Aug stays the target.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [plant-hire → priya] Adding the plant cost to that: if Saturday were ever pursued despite no inspection slot, moving H-207 (Rapid Pumps) off Friday costs £200 weekend uplift with ≥24h notice, or £550 (+£350 re-mob) inside 24h. But since building control has nothing between Fri 28 Aug and Mon 31 Aug, Saturday isn't a live option regardless of plant cost — Friday 28 Aug stays the target.
    10said to itself
    My overtime point still hasn't been said by anyone else — it's about Friday's own labour readiness, distinct from the Saturday/plant/inspection discussion.
    10callssay
    {
+  "text": "One gap still open for Friday itself: the Groundworks pump-operator overtime (+8h, 28 Aug) is raised but awaiting approval — 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site, so without that approval there's no pump crew for Friday regardless of the inspection slot. Worth clearing before you commit the date to the client."
+}
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+[materials-tracker] One more piece for the Friday target: D-4488 (96m³ Trent concrete) is still only provisional against Thu 27 Aug, not yet matched to Friday. Trent's lock-in is 24h before the slot — moving it to Fri 28 Aug is free if actioned today/tomorrow, but left unconfirmed past that window it's 60% cancellation on the load. Worth firming up alongside the building control booking, same timeframe.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [materials-tracker] One more piece for the Friday target: D-4488 (96m³ Trent concrete) is still only provisional against Thu 27 Aug, not yet matched to Friday. Trent's lock-in is 24h before the slot — moving it to Fri 28 Aug is free if actioned today/tomorrow, but left unconfirmed past that window it's 60% cancellation on the load. Worth firming up alongside the building control booking, same timeframe.
    13said to itself
    The overtime approval point is still unmade by anyone else and directly bears on Priya's decision before she calls the client.
    13callssay
    {
+  "text": "Still outstanding on my side: the Groundworks pump-operator overtime request (+8h, 28 Aug) is raised but awaiting approval, and 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site — that needs sign-off before Friday's pour crew is actually covered."
+}
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    15said to itself
    Delivered. Ending my turn here — the point is now on the record for Priya.
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    #12 woke on [49] temporary-works said stayed quiet1 turns · 6,803 tok · $0.01
    1the context the room handed it8,565 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:53:53.377Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now, has not seen the last 28 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since 1 minute ago): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (3 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (3 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (3 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+── priya has not seen anything below this line ──
+· sam arrived  (1 minute ago)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+── 7 messages, summarised for dan below ──
+[assistant → dan] Moving the pour to Friday costs you £0: Rapid Pumps move H-207 free with 24h notice (confirming your T-130 today locks that in), and Trent's D-4488 concrete order is still pre-lock-in so shifting it to Fri 28 Aug is also free if actioned today/tomorrow. Risk only bites if you don't act — a second move inside 24h is £350 re-mob on the pump, Saturday slip is +£200, and letting the concrete order lock against Thursday before cancelling costs 60% of the load. Nothing of yours is blocking the chain (T-121/126/133 sit with priya/sam); your only open item is closing T-130 once Friday's confirmed. Separate cost risk worth watching: formwork crew is at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to Thursday closure may need its own overtime approval on your desk, same issue as the pump crew's still-pending OT request.  (just now)
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management → priya] Priya — welcome back. The one thing still sitting on you: T-121, the building control inspection slot for Friday isn't confirmed yet. There's a placeholder logged for Fri 28 Aug 08:00, but you need to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 (both 08:00 and 13:00 Friday slots are still open if 08:00 doesn't suit). It's also formally blocked behind T-126/T-133 (Sam's rebar work) clearing, but those are on track — the booking itself is the piece only you can move.  (just now)
+[priya] Remind me what Saturday needs from me before I ring the client.  (just now)
+[building-control] On Saturday specifically: building control has no weekend slots — the rules only run Monday to Friday, 08:00/13:00, with 48 working hours' notice. So a Saturday pour would have no inspection slot at all; the next one after Friday is Mon 31 Aug 08:00 (book by Thu 27 Aug 08:00). If you're weighing Saturday as a fallback, that's the constraint to tell the client. For Friday itself, the slot I need you to confirm is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 — requested, book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00, and only you can confirm it with building control.  (just now)
+[plant-hire → priya] Adding the plant cost to that: if Saturday were ever pursued despite no inspection slot, moving H-207 (Rapid Pumps) off Friday costs £200 weekend uplift with ≥24h notice, or £550 (+£350 re-mob) inside 24h. But since building control has nothing between Fri 28 Aug and Mon 31 Aug, Saturday isn't a live option regardless of plant cost — Friday 28 Aug stays the target.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker] One more piece for the Friday target: D-4488 (96m³ Trent concrete) is still only provisional against Thu 27 Aug, not yet matched to Friday. Trent's lock-in is 24h before the slot — moving it to Fri 28 Aug is free if actioned today/tomorrow, but left unconfirmed past that window it's 60% cancellation on the load. Worth firming up alongside the building control booking, same timeframe.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] Still outstanding on my side: the Groundworks pump-operator overtime request (+8h, 28 Aug) is raised but awaiting approval, and 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site — that needs sign-off before Friday's pour crew is actually covered.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] TW-31 (formwork/falsework check) is now booked: Fri 28 Aug 06:30, R. Okafor, requested by priya. It needs formwork fully closed and propped by then — currently at 80% closure, so sam's crew needs to close the remaining 20% and finish propping by end of Thursday for the check to pass.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 44 is open. Take your turn, time-tracker: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    My prior point already stands on the record and nothing new has changed since — the pump operator overtime is still unapproved and unrelated to priya's Saturday question. No need to repeat it unprompted.
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (just now)
+
+Take your turn, materials-tracker: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2callsstock_check
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    2callsdeliveries
    {}
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    Rebar B500B 16mm: 4.2t on site, needs 11.7t — SHORT 7.5t, 7.5t on order
+Rebar B500B 12mm: 2.1t on site, needs 1.8t — sufficient
+C32/40 concrete: 0m³ on site, needs 96m³ — SHORT 96.0m³, 96m³ on order
+Spacers / chairs: 14box on site, needs 9box — sufficient
    4deliveries returned
    D-4471 Rebar B500B 16mm 7.5 t — Hadley Steel, ETA Wed 26 Aug, 14:00, confirmed
+D-4488 C32/40 concrete 96 m³ — Trent Ready-Mix, ETA Thu 27 Aug, 07:00, provisional
    5callssay
    {
+  "text": "Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.",
+  "to": "priya"
+}
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    {
+  "command": "echo \"- 03:50 materials-tracker — Confirmed D-4471 rebar 7.5t (Hadley) firm for Wed 26 Aug 14:00; D-4488 concrete 96m³ (Trent) still provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. Flagged to Priya ahead of building control booking.\" >> /site/diary/2026-08-25.md"
+}
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    9said to itself
    Noted the materials position to Priya and logged it in today's diary.
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    The time is 2026-09-09T03:50:51.672Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (active, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (just now)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, materials-tracker: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2callsstock_check
    {}
    2callsdeliveries
    {}
    2callssupplier_terms
    {
+  "supplier": "Trent Ready-Mix"
+}
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    Rebar B500B 16mm: 4.2t on site, needs 11.7t — SHORT 7.5t, 7.5t on order
+Rebar B500B 12mm: 2.1t on site, needs 1.8t — sufficient
+C32/40 concrete: 0m³ on site, needs 96m³ — SHORT 96.0m³, 96m³ on order
+Spacers / chairs: 14box on site, needs 9box — sufficient
    4deliveries returned
    D-4471 Rebar B500B 16mm 7.5 t — Hadley Steel, ETA Wed 26 Aug, 14:00, confirmed
+D-4488 C32/40 concrete 96 m³ — Trent Ready-Mix, ETA Thu 27 Aug, 07:00, provisional
    5supplier_terms returned
    Trent Ready-Mix — lead 24h lock-in. Orders lock 24 hours before the slot. Cancelled inside the lock is charged at 60% of the load. Moving outside the window is free.
    6said to itself
    Trent's slot is still provisional, and it locks 24 hours before the 07:00 Thu slot — that's Wed 26 Aug 07:00. If Priya wants to promise Thursday to the client, that concrete order needs to be firmed to confirmed with Trent before that lock-in point, otherwise there's no guaranteed pour slot to promise against.
    6callssay
    {
+  "text": "Materials side: rebar (D-4471, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's solid. But the concrete (D-4488, 96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is still only PROVISIONAL for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. Trent's terms: orders lock 24h before the slot, i.e. Wed 26 Aug 07:00 — and cancelling inside that window costs 60% of the load. So before you tell the client Thursday, someone needs to get Trent to confirm the slot (ideally today), otherwise you're promising a pour on a delivery that isn't locked yet. I can't firm it myself — that's a call to place with Trent — but I'd flag it now since the lock-in window is closing in on us.",
+  "to": "priya"
+}
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+· building-control seated by assistant
+· plant-hire seated by assistant
+· temporary-works seated by assistant
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    9callssay
    {
+  "text": "Materials side: rebar (D-4471, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's solid. But the concrete (D-4488, 96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is still only PROVISIONAL for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. Trent's terms: orders lock 24h before the slot, i.e. Wed 26 Aug 07:00 — and cancelling inside that window costs 60% of the load. So before promising the client Thursday, that concrete slot needs to be firmed with Trent, ideally before Wed 07:00. I can't confirm it myself — that's a call to place with Trent — flagging it now since the lock-in window is close.",
+  "to": "priya"
+}
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+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    12said to itself
    My point about the Trent concrete slot being provisional and the lock-in deadline still hasn't been said — it's distinct from the formwork issue just raised.
    12callssay
    {
+  "text": "Adding to the Thursday question: rebar delivery (D-4471) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00, that's fine. But the concrete itself — D-4488, 96m³ from Trent Ready-Mix for Thu 27 Aug 07:00 — is still only PROVISIONAL. Trent locks orders 24h ahead (Wed 26 Aug 07:00), and cancelling inside that window costs 60% of the load. So on top of the formwork check temporary-works just raised, someone needs to get Trent to firm that slot before Wed 07:00, or Thursday isn't a safe date to give the client on the concrete side either.",
+  "to": "priya"
+}
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+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    15said to itself
    The room has converged on Friday being more realistic than Thursday, for reasons other than concrete (inspection timing, formwork). My Trent concrete point is still new and material — if Friday becomes the target, that changes what needs to happen with the provisional slot.
    15callssay
    {
+  "text": "One more materials point regardless of whether it lands Thursday or Friday: the concrete itself (D-4488, 96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is still only PROVISIONAL, currently sat against Thu 27 Aug 07:00. Trent locks orders 24h before the slot and charges 60% of the load if cancelled inside that window. If the pour is moving to Friday, I should move this delivery now to avoid it locking against the wrong day — can someone confirm the target day so I move D-4488 to match and get Trent to firm it up in time?",
+  "to": "priya"
+}
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+[plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.
    18said to itself
    Plant-hire made the same "act now, before it costs money" point I was making, but for the pump. My concrete point is still distinct and unaddressed — Trent's provisional slot needs the same treatment.
    18callssay
    {
+  "text": "Same logic applies to concrete: D-4488 (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is only PROVISIONAL, sat against Thu 27 Aug 07:00, and Trent locks orders 24h ahead with a 60% charge if cancelled inside that window. If the room is converging on Friday, I need that confirmed now so I can move D-4488 to Fri 07:00 while we're still outside Trent's lock-in — waiting risks the same kind of charge plant-hire just flagged for the pump. Priya — once you settle Thursday vs Friday, tell me which and I'll move the delivery and chase Trent to firm it.",
+  "to": "priya"
+}
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+[time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.
    21said to itself
    My concrete/Trent point still hasn't landed on the record. It remains new information distinct from pump crew, formwork, and inspection timing — all separate blockers converging on Friday.
    21callssay
    {
+  "text": "Flagging again since it hasn't landed yet: concrete itself is not secured. D-4488 (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is only PROVISIONAL against Thu 27 Aug 07:00. Trent locks orders 24h before the slot and charges 60% of the load if cancelled inside that window. With the room converging on Friday, I need that confirmed so I can move D-4488 to Fri 07:00 now, while we're still outside the lock-in — otherwise we risk a charge on top of everything else being untangled. Priya, once Friday's fixed say so and I'll move it and get Trent to firm the new slot.",
+  "to": "priya"
+}
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+[temporary-works] On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in.
+[plant-hire] To close the loop for Priya: my Friday move only stays free if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow (Tue/Wed) — waiting until Wed to decide risks slipping inside the 24h window and the £350 charge. So if Friday is the call, say so now and I'll action the move today.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.
    24said to itself
    Everyone else has now made "act now before Friday's decided, to avoid a cost" arguments — mine is the same shape but for a genuinely different supplier/item (concrete itself, not the pump). Still needs to be said since nobody else can see Trent's terms.
    24callssay
    {
+  "text": "To stack alongside plant-hire's pump point: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is the same story — still PROVISIONAL, needs firming, and Trent's 24h lock-in / 60% cancellation charge means action today or tomorrow avoids cost, same as Rapid Pumps. Priya — once Friday is the call, tell me and I'll move D-4488 to Fri 27 Aug 07:00 immediately and get Trent's written confirmation.",
+  "to": "priya"
+}
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    [new] [time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.
    27said to itself
    Delivered. Nothing further to add — waiting on Priya's decision.
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    [new] [temporary-works] On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in.
    29said to itself
    Nothing new to add here — this is temporary-works confirming their own position, already accounted for in my last message.
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    [new] [plant-hire] To close the loop for Priya: my Friday move only stays free if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow (Tue/Wed) — waiting until Wed to decide risks slipping inside the 24h window and the £350 charge. So if Friday is the call, say so now and I'll action the move today.
    31said to itself
    No new information to add — my Trent point is already on the record and stacked alongside plant-hire's.
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    [new] [time-tracker] priya: I've raised the Groundworks overtime request to get a certified pump operator on site Friday — 0 of 3 currently on site, plenty of headroom under the 45h threshold, but it's awaiting your (or another human's) approval. That's now the one open item on the labour side alongside plant-hire's and materials-tracker's cost-deadline items — all three (pump move, concrete firm-up, pump operator) need action today/tomorrow to avoid slipping into charges or leaving Friday short-crewed.
    33said to itself
    Nothing new to add — time-tracker has accurately summarized my item alongside the others. Staying silent.
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    The time is 2026-09-09T03:51:39.601Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since 1 minute ago): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (just now)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (just now)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (just now)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (just now)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.  (just now)
+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] To close the loop for Priya: my Friday move only stays free if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow (Tue/Wed) — waiting until Wed to decide risks slipping inside the 24h window and the £350 charge. So if Friday is the call, say so now and I'll action the move today.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] To stack alongside plant-hire's pump point: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is the same story — still PROVISIONAL, needs firming, and Trent's 24h lock-in / 60% cancellation charge means action today or tomorrow avoids cost, same as Rapid Pumps. Priya — once Friday is the call, tell me and I'll move D-4488 to Fri 27 Aug 07:00 immediately and get Trent's written confirmation.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: I've raised the Groundworks overtime request to get a certified pump operator on site Friday — 0 of 3 currently on site, plenty of headroom under the 45h threshold, but it's awaiting your (or another human's) approval. That's now the one open item on the labour side alongside plant-hire's and materials-tracker's cost-deadline items — all three (pump move, concrete firm-up, pump operator) need action today/tomorrow to avoid slipping into charges or leaving Friday short-crewed.  (just now)
+[building-control → priya] One item missing from the Friday case so far: the pre-pour inspection itself. Friday pour needs it booked for Thu 27 Aug 13:00 — that slot is open now but only bookable in time if requested by today, Tue 13:00. Rebar fixing won't clear till Wed afternoon though, so I can't responsibly request it today; earliest safe request is Wednesday once fixing/formwork are confirmed done. Priya — only you confirm with building control; say Friday and I'll log the request against Thu 27 Aug 13:00 in your name, flagged as contingent on Wednesday's fixing/formwork sign-off.  (just now)
+[task-management] Task list updated to match: T-118 (Level 3 pour) now due Fri 28 Aug, T-121 (inspection) due Thu 27 Aug — both still shown blocked. T-121's blocking chain is T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, sam, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Priya — building-control's Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot is the one T-121 needs; nothing else moves it until you confirm Friday and that booking goes in.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, materials-tracker: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I've already made my key points before this thread's most recent turns (both D-4471 confirmed status and D-4488 provisional/cost-deadline flag). Nothing new has changed on the materials side since my last message — task-management and others have converged on Friday, and my ask to Priya (say the word and I'll move D-4488 today) still stands unanswered. No need to repeat it a third time; I'll wait for Priya's decision before acting.
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since 1 minute ago): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (1 minute ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (just now)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (just now)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (just now)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.  (just now)
+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] To close the loop for Priya: my Friday move only stays free if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow (Tue/Wed) — waiting until Wed to decide risks slipping inside the 24h window and the £350 charge. So if Friday is the call, say so now and I'll action the move today.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] To stack alongside plant-hire's pump point: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is the same story — still PROVISIONAL, needs firming, and Trent's 24h lock-in / 60% cancellation charge means action today or tomorrow avoids cost, same as Rapid Pumps. Priya — once Friday is the call, tell me and I'll move D-4488 to Fri 27 Aug 07:00 immediately and get Trent's written confirmation.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: I've raised the Groundworks overtime request to get a certified pump operator on site Friday — 0 of 3 currently on site, plenty of headroom under the 45h threshold, but it's awaiting your (or another human's) approval. That's now the one open item on the labour side alongside plant-hire's and materials-tracker's cost-deadline items — all three (pump move, concrete firm-up, pump operator) need action today/tomorrow to avoid slipping into charges or leaving Friday short-crewed.  (just now)
+[building-control → priya] One item missing from the Friday case so far: the pre-pour inspection itself. Friday pour needs it booked for Thu 27 Aug 13:00 — that slot is open now but only bookable in time if requested by today, Tue 13:00. Rebar fixing won't clear till Wed afternoon though, so I can't responsibly request it today; earliest safe request is Wednesday once fixing/formwork are confirmed done. Priya — only you confirm with building control; say Friday and I'll log the request against Thu 27 Aug 13:00 in your name, flagged as contingent on Wednesday's fixing/formwork sign-off.  (just now)
+[task-management] Task list updated to match: T-118 (Level 3 pour) now due Fri 28 Aug, T-121 (inspection) due Thu 27 Aug — both still shown blocked. T-121's blocking chain is T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, sam, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Priya — building-control's Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot is the one T-121 needs; nothing else moves it until you confirm Friday and that booking goes in.  (just now)
+[building-control] Correction to my last message: Thu 27 Aug 13:00 needs booking by today (Tue) 13:00 — that deadline has effectively passed for a responsible request, since rebar fixing doesn't clear until Wed afternoon. So that slot is off the table regardless of what the room decides now.
+
+The workable slot for a Friday pour is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00 — both book by Wed 26 Aug (08:00 and 13:00 respectively), which lines up with fixing/formwork clearing Wednesday. Priya — once you confirm Friday, tell me which of the two Friday slots you want and I'll log the request in your name; only you can confirm it with building control. The inspector will need formwork fully closed/propped (per temporary-works' TW-31 check) and rebar fixing signed off before that slot.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, materials-tracker: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I've already given priya the actionable materials position twice — D-4471 confirmed, D-4488 provisional needing firm-up. Nothing new to add here since building-control's correction just settles the date question without touching materials. I'll hold silent unless priya confirms Friday, which is when I actually need to act.
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since 1 minute ago): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (1 minute ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (1 minute ago)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (1 minute ago)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (1 minute ago)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (1 minute ago)
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.  (just now)
+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] To close the loop for Priya: my Friday move only stays free if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow (Tue/Wed) — waiting until Wed to decide risks slipping inside the 24h window and the £350 charge. So if Friday is the call, say so now and I'll action the move today.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] To stack alongside plant-hire's pump point: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is the same story — still PROVISIONAL, needs firming, and Trent's 24h lock-in / 60% cancellation charge means action today or tomorrow avoids cost, same as Rapid Pumps. Priya — once Friday is the call, tell me and I'll move D-4488 to Fri 27 Aug 07:00 immediately and get Trent's written confirmation.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: I've raised the Groundworks overtime request to get a certified pump operator on site Friday — 0 of 3 currently on site, plenty of headroom under the 45h threshold, but it's awaiting your (or another human's) approval. That's now the one open item on the labour side alongside plant-hire's and materials-tracker's cost-deadline items — all three (pump move, concrete firm-up, pump operator) need action today/tomorrow to avoid slipping into charges or leaving Friday short-crewed.  (just now)
+[building-control → priya] One item missing from the Friday case so far: the pre-pour inspection itself. Friday pour needs it booked for Thu 27 Aug 13:00 — that slot is open now but only bookable in time if requested by today, Tue 13:00. Rebar fixing won't clear till Wed afternoon though, so I can't responsibly request it today; earliest safe request is Wednesday once fixing/formwork are confirmed done. Priya — only you confirm with building control; say Friday and I'll log the request against Thu 27 Aug 13:00 in your name, flagged as contingent on Wednesday's fixing/formwork sign-off.  (just now)
+[task-management] Task list updated to match: T-118 (Level 3 pour) now due Fri 28 Aug, T-121 (inspection) due Thu 27 Aug — both still shown blocked. T-121's blocking chain is T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, sam, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Priya — building-control's Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot is the one T-121 needs; nothing else moves it until you confirm Friday and that booking goes in.  (just now)
+[building-control] Correction to my last message: Thu 27 Aug 13:00 needs booking by today (Tue) 13:00 — that deadline has effectively passed for a responsible request, since rebar fixing doesn't clear until Wed afternoon. So that slot is off the table regardless of what the room decides now.
+
+The workable slot for a Friday pour is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00 — both book by Wed 26 Aug (08:00 and 13:00 respectively), which lines up with fixing/formwork clearing Wednesday. Priya — once you confirm Friday, tell me which of the two Friday slots you want and I'll log the request in your name; only you can confirm it with building control. The inspector will need formwork fully closed/propped (per temporary-works' TW-31 check) and rebar fixing signed off before that slot.  (just now)
+[task-management] Task list corrected: T-121 now due Fri 28 Aug (not Thu 27) since building control's Thu slot deadline has passed. Priya — T-121 and T-118 both sit blocked on you alone now: pick Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00 with building control, and that one decision also unblocks plant-hire's pump move, materials-tracker's concrete firm-up, and time-tracker's overtime approval, all of which are only waiting on Friday being said out loud.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, materials-tracker: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    Let me verify the current state before adding anything.
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    Rebar B500B 16mm: 4.2t on site, needs 11.7t — SHORT 7.5t, 7.5t on order
+Rebar B500B 12mm: 2.1t on site, needs 1.8t — sufficient
+C32/40 concrete: 0m³ on site, needs 96m³ — SHORT 96.0m³, 96m³ on order
+Spacers / chairs: 14box on site, needs 9box — sufficient
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    D-4471 Rebar B500B 16mm 7.5 t — Hadley Steel, ETA Wed 26 Aug, 14:00, confirmed
+D-4488 C32/40 concrete 96 m³ — Trent Ready-Mix, ETA Thu 27 Aug, 07:00, provisional
    5said to itself
    Everything already stated holds. I've already made my point about D-4488 needing to move to Friday once confirmed — no new information to add until Priya actually says Friday. Staying silent to avoid repetition.
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since just now, has not seen the last 2 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (1 minute ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (just now)
+· priya left  (just now)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+[sam] Rain all Thursday morning. I am not pouring into that. What do you need from me to move it?  (just now)
+
+sam's question at message 23 is open. Take your turn, materials-tracker: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
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+  "supplier": "Trent Ready-Mix"
+}
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    Rebar B500B 16mm: 4.2t on site, needs 11.7t — SHORT 7.5t, 7.5t on order
+Rebar B500B 12mm: 2.1t on site, needs 1.8t — sufficient
+C32/40 concrete: 0m³ on site, needs 96m³ — SHORT 96.0m³, 96m³ on order
+Spacers / chairs: 14box on site, needs 9box — sufficient
    4deliveries returned
    D-4471 Rebar B500B 16mm 7.5 t — Hadley Steel, ETA Wed 26 Aug, 14:00, confirmed
+D-4488 C32/40 concrete 96 m³ — Trent Ready-Mix, ETA Thu 27 Aug, 07:00, provisional
    5supplier_terms returned
    Trent Ready-Mix — lead 24h lock-in. Orders lock 24 hours before the slot. Cancelled inside the lock is charged at 60% of the load. Moving outside the window is free.
    6said to itself
    Sam's question is really about the pour date, not rebar — the material driver is the concrete slot. Let me answer directly with what materials needs from him/the decision.
    6callssay
    {
+  "text": "Material side: D-4488 (96m³ C32/40, Trent) is still only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00 — so it wasn't locked for Thursday anyway. Trent's terms: orders lock 24h before the slot, moving outside that window is free, cancelling inside it costs 60% of the load. Since it's provisional (not yet locked), there's no penalty to shift it now. If Friday is the call, I need that confirmed today so I can get Trent to firm up D-4488 for Fri 28 Aug instead of Thu — nothing for you to do materials-wise, just flag once Friday's locked so I move it before Trent's 24h window closes on the Thursday slot.",
+  "to": "sam"
+}
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    Your turn ended: the room is gone. This turn is over.
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    [new] [time-tracker] sam — the Friday pour plan already needs a decision from Priya, not from you, on the crew side: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are on site today, and there's already an overtime request in for Groundworks, 2026-08-28 +8h, sitting "awaiting approval." That request was raised against Friday 28 Aug; nobody's touched it for a Thursday move. If you're pulling the pour off Thursday, someone needs to confirm which day Groundworks actually needs to be called in for — otherwise the pump crew still won't be on site whichever day you land on.
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    The time is 2026-09-09T03:52:18.069Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since just now, has not seen the last 3 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (1 minute ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (just now)
+· priya left  (just now)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+[sam] Rain all Thursday morning. I am not pouring into that. What do you need from me to move it?  (just now)
+[time-tracker] sam — the Friday pour plan already needs a decision from Priya, not from you, on the crew side: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are on site today, and there's already an overtime request in for Groundworks, 2026-08-28 +8h, sitting "awaiting approval." That request was raised against Friday 28 Aug; nobody's touched it for a Thursday move. If you're pulling the pour off Thursday, someone needs to confirm which day Groundworks actually needs to be called in for — otherwise the pump crew still won't be on site whichever day you land on.  (just now)
+
+sam's question at message 23 is open. Take your turn, materials-tracker: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2callsstock_check
    {}
    2callsdeliveries
    {}
    2callssupplier_terms
    {
+  "supplier": "Trent Ready-Mix"
+}
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    Rebar B500B 16mm: 4.2t on site, needs 11.7t — SHORT 7.5t, 7.5t on order
+Rebar B500B 12mm: 2.1t on site, needs 1.8t — sufficient
+C32/40 concrete: 0m³ on site, needs 96m³ — SHORT 96.0m³, 96m³ on order
+Spacers / chairs: 14box on site, needs 9box — sufficient
    4deliveries returned
    D-4471 Rebar B500B 16mm 7.5 t — Hadley Steel, ETA Wed 26 Aug, 14:00, confirmed
+D-4488 C32/40 concrete 96 m³ — Trent Ready-Mix, ETA Thu 27 Aug, 07:00, provisional
    5supplier_terms returned
    Trent Ready-Mix — lead 24h lock-in. Orders lock 24 hours before the slot. Cancelled inside the lock is charged at 60% of the load. Moving outside the window is free.
    6said to itself
    Sam's move is Friday already agreed as the earliest workable day (per the summary). I should flag the concrete order timing since it's still provisional for Thursday and needs to move.
    6callssay
    {
+  "text": "sam — for materials, this doesn't block your Thursday-to-Friday call at all: rebar (D-4471, Hadley Steel) lands Wed 26 Aug 14:00 confirmed either way. The one thing that does need action today is the concrete, D-4488, 96m³ from Trent Ready-Mix — it's currently only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00, sitting against the old Thursday pour plan. Trent's lock-in is 24h before the slot with a 60% charge if cancelled inside that window, but moving is free outside it. So if Friday's the day, I need to move D-4488 to Fri 28 Aug now, while it's still free to do — I'll action that once Friday's confirmed as the plan, since it's not my call to make it official."
+}
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    Not delivered — the room moved while you were speaking. New on the record:
+[building-control] Confirming for the record: Fri 28 Aug still has both inspection slots open (08:00 and 13:00), book-by is Wed 26 Aug. Thu 27 Aug 13:00 was the only Thursday slot and its book-by deadline is today — so moving off Thursday for rain costs nothing there. But I can only log a request against a slot; only Priya can actually confirm a booking with building control, and she's just left the room. Sam — once you and Priya settle on Friday, someone needs to get that confirmation to Priya so she books it before Wed 26 Aug.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [building-control] Confirming for the record: Fri 28 Aug still has both inspection slots open (08:00 and 13:00), book-by is Wed 26 Aug. Thu 27 Aug 13:00 was the only Thursday slot and its book-by deadline is today — so moving off Thursday for rain costs nothing there. But I can only log a request against a slot; only Priya can actually confirm a booking with building control, and she's just left the room. Sam — once you and Priya settle on Friday, someone needs to get that confirmation to Priya so she books it before Wed 26 Aug.
    9said to itself
    My message still adds the concrete/Trent detail that building-control's message didn't cover. Let me re-send it.
    9callssay
    {
+  "text": "sam — on materials, nothing here blocks your Thursday-to-Friday call: rebar (D-4471, Hadley Steel) lands Wed 26 Aug 14:00 confirmed regardless of pour day. What does need action is the concrete, D-4488, 96m³ from Trent Ready-Mix — still only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. Trent's terms: 24h lock-in before the slot, 60% charge if cancelled inside that window, free to move outside it. So once Friday's the settled plan, I'll move D-4488 to Fri 28 Aug 07:00 straight away — doing it now avoids any risk of it locking against Thursday and costing us on cancellation."
+}
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    Not delivered — the room moved while you were speaking. New on the record:
+[plant-hire] Pump (H-207, Rapid Pumps) is already booked provisionally for Fri 28 Aug, not Thursday — so no move or charge needed on my end for the rain call. It's free to firm up with 24h notice; only turns costly (£350 re-mobilisation) if it moves again inside 24h of the day. So the plant side is fine as-is — it's just waiting on the same confirmation as the inspection slot.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [plant-hire] Pump (H-207, Rapid Pumps) is already booked provisionally for Fri 28 Aug, not Thursday — so no move or charge needed on my end for the rain call. It's free to firm up with 24h notice; only turns costly (£350 re-mobilisation) if it moves again inside 24h of the day. So the plant side is fine as-is — it's just waiting on the same confirmation as the inspection slot.
    12said to itself
    My content is still distinct — the concrete order status and Trent's terms haven't been mentioned by anyone else.
    12callssay
    {
+  "text": "sam — materials side: rebar (D-4471) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug regardless of pour day, so that's not a factor in your rain call. The one open item is concrete — D-4488, 96m³ from Trent Ready-Mix — still only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. Trent's terms are 24h lock-in before the slot, 60% charge if cancelled inside that window, free to move outside it. Once Friday's confirmed as the plan I'll move D-4488 to Fri 28 Aug 07:00 now, while it's still free — no cost either way as long as it's done before that lock-in window closes."
+}
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    {
+  "command": "echo \"- 03:55 materials-tracker — noted D-4488 (Trent Ready-Mix, 96m³ C32/40) still provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00; flagged to move to Fri 28 Aug once pour day is confirmed, free to move outside 24h lock-in, no cost incurred yet\" >> /site/diary/2026-08-25.md"
+}
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    [new] [temporary-works] Formwork side, Sam: TW-31 isn't booked yet — can't be until Friday's confirmed, since it books the working day before and runs 06:30 morning-of. Formwork's at 80% closed, striking crew still on falsework; needs full closure and propping before I can check it. If Friday holds, I need that closure done by Thursday so I can book TW-31 Thursday for Friday 06:30.
    18said to itself
    No new material facts to add here — this is TW's domain. Staying silent.
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    #8 woke on [29] building-control said spoke4 turns · 28,817 tok · $0.02
    1the context the room handed it7,143 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:52:38.963Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since just now, has not seen the last 8 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (1 minute ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (just now)
+· priya left  (just now)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+[sam] Rain all Thursday morning. I am not pouring into that. What do you need from me to move it?  (just now)
+[time-tracker] sam — the Friday pour plan already needs a decision from Priya, not from you, on the crew side: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are on site today, and there's already an overtime request in for Groundworks, 2026-08-28 +8h, sitting "awaiting approval." That request was raised against Friday 28 Aug; nobody's touched it for a Thursday move. If you're pulling the pour off Thursday, someone needs to confirm which day Groundworks actually needs to be called in for — otherwise the pump crew still won't be on site whichever day you land on.  (just now)
+[building-control] Confirming for the record: Fri 28 Aug still has both inspection slots open (08:00 and 13:00), book-by is Wed 26 Aug. Thu 27 Aug 13:00 was the only Thursday slot and its book-by deadline is today — so moving off Thursday for rain costs nothing there. But I can only log a request against a slot; only Priya can actually confirm a booking with building control, and she's just left the room. Sam — once you and Priya settle on Friday, someone needs to get that confirmation to Priya so she books it before Wed 26 Aug.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] Pump (H-207, Rapid Pumps) is already booked provisionally for Fri 28 Aug, not Thursday — so no move or charge needed on my end for the rain call. It's free to firm up with 24h notice; only turns costly (£350 re-mobilisation) if it moves again inside 24h of the day. So the plant side is fine as-is — it's just waiting on the same confirmation as the inspection slot.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker] sam — materials side: rebar (D-4471) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug regardless of pour day, so that's not a factor in your rain call. The one open item is concrete — D-4488, 96m³ from Trent Ready-Mix — still only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. Trent's terms are 24h lock-in before the slot, 60% charge if cancelled inside that window, free to move outside it. Once Friday's confirmed as the plan I'll move D-4488 to Fri 28 Aug 07:00 now, while it's still free — no cost either way as long as it's done before that lock-in window closes.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Formwork side, Sam: TW-31 isn't booked yet — can't be until Friday's confirmed, since it books the working day before and runs 06:30 morning-of. Formwork's at 80% closed, striking crew still on falsework; needs full closure and propping before I can check it. If Friday holds, I need that closure done by Thursday so I can book TW-31 Thursday for Friday 06:30.  (just now)
+[building-control] I've logged a request for the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 building control slot against sam's move off Thursday. That's a placeholder only — Priya has to confirm it with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Both Friday slots remain open if 08:00 doesn't suit.  (just now)
+
+sam's question at message 23 is open. Take your turn, materials-tracker: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I already flagged the Trent concrete move to sam/priya. Let me verify current state before acting further.
    2callsstock_check
    {}
    2callsdeliveries
    {}
    2callssupplier_terms
    {
+  "supplier": "Trent Ready-Mix"
+}
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    Rebar B500B 16mm: 4.2t on site, needs 11.7t — SHORT 7.5t, 7.5t on order
+Rebar B500B 12mm: 2.1t on site, needs 1.8t — sufficient
+C32/40 concrete: 0m³ on site, needs 96m³ — SHORT 96.0m³, 96m³ on order
+Spacers / chairs: 14box on site, needs 9box — sufficient
    4deliveries returned
    D-4471 Rebar B500B 16mm 7.5 t — Hadley Steel, ETA Wed 26 Aug, 14:00, confirmed
+D-4488 C32/40 concrete 96 m³ — Trent Ready-Mix, ETA Thu 27 Aug, 07:00, provisional
    5supplier_terms returned
    Trent Ready-Mix — lead 24h lock-in. Orders lock 24 hours before the slot. Cancelled inside the lock is charged at 60% of the load. Moving outside the window is free.
    6said to itself
    D-4488 is still only provisional for Thu 27 Aug — nobody's confirmed Friday as the plan yet in a way I should act on. I'll hold off moving it until sam or priya actually confirms Friday, since I already said I'd move it once that happens.
    6callssay
    {
+  "text": "sam — to answer directly: nothing needed from you on materials for the rain call. Rebar (D-4471) lands Wed 26 Aug regardless of pour day. The only thing that moves is D-4488 (96m³ concrete, Trent), currently provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00 — I'll retarget that to Fri 28 Aug 07:00 the moment Friday is actually confirmed as the plan. Trent's lock-in is 24h before the slot with no charge to move outside that window, so there's no cost as long as it's done today or tomorrow. Just need someone to say \"Friday, confirmed\" and I'll action it immediately.",
+  "to": "sam"
+}
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    Not delivered — the room moved while you were speaking. New on the record:
+[time-tracker] sam — the crew gap is still unaddressed by anyone else: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators on site today, and the overtime request for Fri 28 Aug (+8h) is still awaiting human approval. Everything else — inspection slot, pump machine, concrete, formwork — is lining up on Friday, but this one needs Priya to approve before there's actually a crew to run the pump.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [time-tracker] sam — the crew gap is still unaddressed by anyone else: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators on site today, and the overtime request for Fri 28 Aug (+8h) is still awaiting human approval. Everything else — inspection slot, pump machine, concrete, formwork — is lining up on Friday, but this one needs Priya to approve before there's actually a crew to run the pump.
    9said to itself
    My point still hasn't been said — time-tracker's message didn't cover the concrete side.
    9callssay
    {
+  "text": "sam — materials side is not blocking your rain call either way: rebar (D-4471) lands Wed 26 Aug regardless of pour day. The one item that needs action once Friday's actually confirmed is D-4488 (96m³ concrete, Trent), currently provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00 — I'll retarget it to Fri 28 Aug 07:00 as soon as that's settled, no cost since we're outside Trent's 24h lock-in. Just say the word.",
+  "to": "sam"
+}
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    #9 woke on [34] dan said spoke8 turns · 61,102 tok · $0.04
    1the context the room handed it5,108 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:52:55.966Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since just now, has not seen the last 13 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (2 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (2 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (just now)
+· priya left  (just now)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+[dan] What does moving cost, and is there anything of mine holding this up?  (just now)
+
+dan's question at message 34 is open. Take your turn, materials-tracker: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2callsdeliveries
    {}
    2callssupplier_terms
    {
+  "supplier": "Trent Ready-Mix"
+}
    2callssupplier_terms
    {
+  "supplier": "Hadley Steel"
+}
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    D-4471 Rebar B500B 16mm 7.5 t — Hadley Steel, ETA Wed 26 Aug, 14:00, confirmed
+D-4488 C32/40 concrete 96 m³ — Trent Ready-Mix, ETA Thu 27 Aug, 07:00, provisional
    4supplier_terms returned
    Trent Ready-Mix — lead 24h lock-in. Orders lock 24 hours before the slot. Cancelled inside the lock is charged at 60% of the load. Moving outside the window is free.
    5supplier_terms returned
    Hadley Steel — lead 3 working days. Slot moves free with 24h notice. A missed booked slot re-queues to the back of the week.
    6said to itself
    On my side, nothing is holding this up, and moving to Friday actually saves money rather than costing it.
    6callssay
    {
+  "text": "Nothing of mine is blocking Friday. On cost: D-4488 (96m³ C32/40, Trent Ready-Mix) is currently provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00 — Trent's terms are a 24h lock-in, cancel inside that window costs 60% of the load, but moving outside the window is free. Since we haven't locked it yet, moving the order to Fri 28 Aug now costs nothing — I just need someone to confirm Friday so I can move it before it firms up on Thursday's date by default. Rebar (D-4471, Hadley) is unaffected either way, confirmed Wed 26 Aug, free to move with 24h notice if needed. So: no cost from materials on this move, provided we lock Friday with Trent before Wed afternoon."
+}
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+[time-tracker] On the cost side of the labour piece: the Groundworks overtime request is +8h for 2026-08-28, still awaiting approval — that's the pump crew (Groundworks holds the pump ticket, 0 of 3 currently on site, need them mobilised for Friday). It needs a human approval; nothing else of mine is holding the move. Separately worth flagging: Formwork is at 44h logged this week against a 45h threshold with only 3 of 5 on site today — if anyone leans on formwork to hit Thursday closure, that's right at the OT line too and may need its own request.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [time-tracker] On the cost side of the labour piece: the Groundworks overtime request is +8h for 2026-08-28, still awaiting approval — that's the pump crew (Groundworks holds the pump ticket, 0 of 3 currently on site, need them mobilised for Friday). It needs a human approval; nothing else of mine is holding the move. Separately worth flagging: Formwork is at 44h logged this week against a 45h threshold with only 3 of 5 on site today — if anyone leans on formwork to hit Thursday closure, that's right at the OT line too and may need its own request.
    9said to itself
    My content still stands and adds the concrete-order cost angle that time-tracker's message didn't cover.
    9callssay
    {
+  "text": "Adding to that: nothing of mine blocks the move either. D-4488 (96m³ Trent concrete) is still provisional for Thu 27 Aug — Trent's 24h lock-in hasn't bitten yet, so moving it to Fri 28 Aug now is free. Only cost risk is if we leave it unmoved and it locks against Thursday by default, then re-cancel — that's 60% of the load. So the ask is: confirm Friday so I move D-4488 before it locks. Rebar delivery is unaffected, already confirmed Wed 26 Aug."
+}
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+[task-management → dan] To add to that: nothing of yours, dan, is blocking the chain — T-121/T-126/T-133 sit with priya and sam. Your own open item is T-130, confirm concrete pump hire H-207, due today — that's yours to close once Friday's locked. For actual move/cancellation cost, that's plant-hire's number, not mine.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [task-management → dan] To add to that: nothing of yours, dan, is blocking the chain — T-121/T-126/T-133 sit with priya and sam. Your own open item is T-130, confirm concrete pump hire H-207, due today — that's yours to close once Friday's locked. For actual move/cancellation cost, that's plant-hire's number, not mine.
    12said to itself
    My material-cost point still hasn't been said by anyone else — I'll give it once more, concisely.
    12callssay
    {
+  "text": "On materials specifically: D-4488 (96m³ Trent concrete) is still provisional for Thu 27 Aug and hasn't hit Trent's 24h lock-in yet, so moving it to Fri 28 Aug costs nothing right now. If it's left un-moved until it locks against Thursday and then cancelled, that's 60% of the load charged. So the move itself is free — just needs Friday confirmed so I action it before the lock window closes."
+}
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+[building-control] Nothing of dan's blocks this. Separately: the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 rebar inspection is only requested, not confirmed — only Priya can confirm it with building control, deadline Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Miss that and the fallback is Fri 28 Aug 13:00 (book by Wed 26 Aug 13:00), then Mon 31 Aug 08:00.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [building-control] Nothing of dan's blocks this. Separately: the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 rebar inspection is only requested, not confirmed — only Priya can confirm it with building control, deadline Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Miss that and the fallback is Fri 28 Aug 13:00 (book by Wed 26 Aug 13:00), then Mon 31 Aug 08:00.
    15said to itself
    Still nobody has stated the concrete cost/timing angle. Try once more.
    15callssay
    {
+  "text": "Materials-side cost: D-4488 (96m³ Trent concrete) is provisional for Thu 27 Aug and hasn't hit Trent's 24h lock-in window yet, so re-dating it to Fri 28 Aug is free if done now. Leaving it to lock against Thursday and then cancelling would cost 60% of the load. Nothing of mine blocks Friday — just need the date confirmed so I can move D-4488 before that window closes."
+}
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+[plant-hire] The number, dan: moving H-207 to Friday cost £0 — Rapid Pumps move a booked day free with 24h notice, and this move was outside that window. Confirming T-130 won't add any charge. Only risk is if it moves again inside 24h (£350 re-mob) or slips to Saturday (£200 uplift).
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [plant-hire] The number, dan: moving H-207 to Friday cost £0 — Rapid Pumps move a booked day free with 24h notice, and this move was outside that window. Confirming T-130 won't add any charge. Only risk is if it moves again inside 24h (£350 re-mob) or slips to Saturday (£200 uplift).
    18said to itself
    plant-hire has now answered dan's cost question directly with the pump number. My concrete-order point is still unstated in the record, and it's a genuine outstanding action item, not repetition.
    18callssay
    {
+  "text": "To complete the cost picture for dan: the concrete itself (D-4488, 96m³ Trent Ready-Mix) is also a free move right now — still provisional for Thu 27 Aug, hasn't hit Trent's 24h lock-in yet. Moving it to Fri 28 Aug costs £0 if done today/tomorrow; only turns into a 60%-of-load charge if it's left to lock against Thursday and then cancelled. So once Friday's confirmed, I'll action that move."
+}
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+[temporary-works] Nothing of mine carries a cost, dan. Separate flag still standing: TW-31 isn't booked, formwork is at 80% closure per the diary, and it needs full closure/propping plus booking the working day before the pour for a 06:30 Friday check. Time-tracker flagged formwork crew already at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to full closure by Thursday may need its own overtime request, same issue as the pump crew but on your desk.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [temporary-works] Nothing of mine carries a cost, dan. Separate flag still standing: TW-31 isn't booked, formwork is at 80% closure per the diary, and it needs full closure/propping plus booking the working day before the pour for a 06:30 Friday check. Time-tracker flagged formwork crew already at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to full closure by Thursday may need its own overtime request, same issue as the pump crew but on your desk.
    21said to itself
    The room has moved on with everyone else answering; my point about the concrete order still stands unstated but let me check whether it's still needed given the conversation flow.
    21callssay
    {
+  "text": "Completing the cost picture for dan: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³ Trent) is also a free move — still provisional for Thu 27 Aug, hasn't hit Trent's 24h lock-in yet. Moving it to Fri 28 Aug costs £0 if actioned today/tomorrow; leaving it to lock against Thursday then cancelling would cost 60% of the load. I'll move it as soon as Friday is confirmed."
+}
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    #10 woke on [44] priya said spoke5 turns · 36,306 tok · $0.03
    1the context the room handed it6,613 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:53:32.607Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now, has not seen the last 23 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since 1 minute ago): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (2 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (2 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+── priya has not seen anything below this line ──
+· sam arrived  (1 minute ago)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+── 7 messages, summarised for dan below ──
+[assistant → dan] Moving the pour to Friday costs you £0: Rapid Pumps move H-207 free with 24h notice (confirming your T-130 today locks that in), and Trent's D-4488 concrete order is still pre-lock-in so shifting it to Fri 28 Aug is also free if actioned today/tomorrow. Risk only bites if you don't act — a second move inside 24h is £350 re-mob on the pump, Saturday slip is +£200, and letting the concrete order lock against Thursday before cancelling costs 60% of the load. Nothing of yours is blocking the chain (T-121/126/133 sit with priya/sam); your only open item is closing T-130 once Friday's confirmed. Separate cost risk worth watching: formwork crew is at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to Thursday closure may need its own overtime approval on your desk, same issue as the pump crew's still-pending OT request.  (just now)
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management → priya] Priya — welcome back. The one thing still sitting on you: T-121, the building control inspection slot for Friday isn't confirmed yet. There's a placeholder logged for Fri 28 Aug 08:00, but you need to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 (both 08:00 and 13:00 Friday slots are still open if 08:00 doesn't suit). It's also formally blocked behind T-126/T-133 (Sam's rebar work) clearing, but those are on track — the booking itself is the piece only you can move.  (just now)
+[priya] Remind me what Saturday needs from me before I ring the client.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 44 is open. Take your turn, materials-tracker: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    Priya's question is about Saturday requirements, which isn't really my lane—that's building control/plant-hire/temporary-works territory. Let me check if there's a materials angle worth flagging (Trent concrete order lock-in terms if Saturday slip happens), since I have relevant supplier terms.
    2callssupplier_terms
    {
+  "supplier": "Trent Ready-Mix"
+}
    2callsdeliveries
    {}
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    Trent Ready-Mix — lead 24h lock-in. Orders lock 24 hours before the slot. Cancelled inside the lock is charged at 60% of the load. Moving outside the window is free.
    4deliveries returned
    D-4471 Rebar B500B 16mm 7.5 t — Hadley Steel, ETA Wed 26 Aug, 14:00, confirmed
+D-4488 C32/40 concrete 96 m³ — Trent Ready-Mix, ETA Thu 27 Aug, 07:00, provisional
    5callssay
    {
+  "text": "On the materials side specifically for a Saturday slip: D-4488 (96m³ Trent concrete) is still provisional against Thu 27 Aug and needs to move to match whatever pour day you land on. Trent's lock-in is 24h before the slot — moving it is free right up to that window, but if it's still sitting against an old date when the lock passes, cancelling costs 60% of the load. So whichever day you confirm to the client, get Trent actioned same day/next day — that's what protects you regardless of Friday vs Saturday."
+}
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+[building-control] On Saturday specifically: building control has no weekend slots — the rules only run Monday to Friday, 08:00/13:00, with 48 working hours' notice. So a Saturday pour would have no inspection slot at all; the next one after Friday is Mon 31 Aug 08:00 (book by Thu 27 Aug 08:00). If you're weighing Saturday as a fallback, that's the constraint to tell the client. For Friday itself, the slot I need you to confirm is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 — requested, book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00, and only you can confirm it with building control.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [building-control] On Saturday specifically: building control has no weekend slots — the rules only run Monday to Friday, 08:00/13:00, with 48 working hours' notice. So a Saturday pour would have no inspection slot at all; the next one after Friday is Mon 31 Aug 08:00 (book by Thu 27 Aug 08:00). If you're weighing Saturday as a fallback, that's the constraint to tell the client. For Friday itself, the slot I need you to confirm is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 — requested, book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00, and only you can confirm it with building control.
    8said to itself
    Building control's answer covers the hard blocker (no weekend inspection slot at all, so Saturday is moot regardless of materials). My materials point about Trent's lock-in still stands as a distinct, useful fact — the room hasn't heard it yet since my reply didn't land. Worth resending since it adds new information not covered by building-control's message.
    8callssay
    {
+  "text": "Adding the materials piece: even setting Saturday aside per building-control's answer, D-4488 (96m³ Trent concrete) is still only provisional against Thu 27 Aug. Trent's lock-in is 24h before the slot — moving it to Friday is free if actioned today/tomorrow, but if it's still sitting unconfirmed when that window closes, cancelling costs 60% of the load. So confirming Friday needs Trent actioned alongside building control, not after."
+}
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+[plant-hire → priya] Adding the plant cost to that: if Saturday were ever pursued despite no inspection slot, moving H-207 (Rapid Pumps) off Friday costs £200 weekend uplift with ≥24h notice, or £550 (+£350 re-mob) inside 24h. But since building control has nothing between Fri 28 Aug and Mon 31 Aug, Saturday isn't a live option regardless of plant cost — Friday 28 Aug stays the target.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [plant-hire → priya] Adding the plant cost to that: if Saturday were ever pursued despite no inspection slot, moving H-207 (Rapid Pumps) off Friday costs £200 weekend uplift with ≥24h notice, or £550 (+£350 re-mob) inside 24h. But since building control has nothing between Fri 28 Aug and Mon 31 Aug, Saturday isn't a live option regardless of plant cost — Friday 28 Aug stays the target.
    11said to itself
    My Trent point still hasn't been said and remains distinct from both building-control's and plant-hire's messages. It's the concrete-order risk nobody else can speak to. Try again.
    11callssay
    {
+  "text": "One more piece for the Friday target: D-4488 (96m³ Trent concrete) is still only provisional against Thu 27 Aug, not yet matched to Friday. Trent's lock-in is 24h before the slot — moving it to Fri 28 Aug is free if actioned today/tomorrow, but left unconfirmed past that window it's 60% cancellation on the load. Worth firming up alongside the building control booking, same timeframe."
+}
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    1the context the room handed it8,255 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:53:49.916Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now, has not seen the last 27 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since 1 minute ago): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (3 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (3 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (3 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+── priya has not seen anything below this line ──
+· sam arrived  (1 minute ago)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+── 7 messages, summarised for dan below ──
+[assistant → dan] Moving the pour to Friday costs you £0: Rapid Pumps move H-207 free with 24h notice (confirming your T-130 today locks that in), and Trent's D-4488 concrete order is still pre-lock-in so shifting it to Fri 28 Aug is also free if actioned today/tomorrow. Risk only bites if you don't act — a second move inside 24h is £350 re-mob on the pump, Saturday slip is +£200, and letting the concrete order lock against Thursday before cancelling costs 60% of the load. Nothing of yours is blocking the chain (T-121/126/133 sit with priya/sam); your only open item is closing T-130 once Friday's confirmed. Separate cost risk worth watching: formwork crew is at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to Thursday closure may need its own overtime approval on your desk, same issue as the pump crew's still-pending OT request.  (just now)
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management → priya] Priya — welcome back. The one thing still sitting on you: T-121, the building control inspection slot for Friday isn't confirmed yet. There's a placeholder logged for Fri 28 Aug 08:00, but you need to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 (both 08:00 and 13:00 Friday slots are still open if 08:00 doesn't suit). It's also formally blocked behind T-126/T-133 (Sam's rebar work) clearing, but those are on track — the booking itself is the piece only you can move.  (just now)
+[priya] Remind me what Saturday needs from me before I ring the client.  (just now)
+[building-control] On Saturday specifically: building control has no weekend slots — the rules only run Monday to Friday, 08:00/13:00, with 48 working hours' notice. So a Saturday pour would have no inspection slot at all; the next one after Friday is Mon 31 Aug 08:00 (book by Thu 27 Aug 08:00). If you're weighing Saturday as a fallback, that's the constraint to tell the client. For Friday itself, the slot I need you to confirm is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 — requested, book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00, and only you can confirm it with building control.  (just now)
+[plant-hire → priya] Adding the plant cost to that: if Saturday were ever pursued despite no inspection slot, moving H-207 (Rapid Pumps) off Friday costs £200 weekend uplift with ≥24h notice, or £550 (+£350 re-mob) inside 24h. But since building control has nothing between Fri 28 Aug and Mon 31 Aug, Saturday isn't a live option regardless of plant cost — Friday 28 Aug stays the target.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker] One more piece for the Friday target: D-4488 (96m³ Trent concrete) is still only provisional against Thu 27 Aug, not yet matched to Friday. Trent's lock-in is 24h before the slot — moving it to Fri 28 Aug is free if actioned today/tomorrow, but left unconfirmed past that window it's 60% cancellation on the load. Worth firming up alongside the building control booking, same timeframe.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] Still outstanding on my side: the Groundworks pump-operator overtime request (+8h, 28 Aug) is raised but awaiting approval, and 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site — that needs sign-off before Friday's pour crew is actually covered.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 44 is open. Take your turn, materials-tracker: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    Already covered this in my last message — nothing new to add on Saturday specifically since building control's answer (no weekend slots) already closes that off regardless of materials. I'll stay silent.
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now, has not seen the last 28 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since 1 minute ago): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (3 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (3 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (3 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+── priya has not seen anything below this line ──
+· sam arrived  (1 minute ago)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+── 7 messages, summarised for dan below ──
+[assistant → dan] Moving the pour to Friday costs you £0: Rapid Pumps move H-207 free with 24h notice (confirming your T-130 today locks that in), and Trent's D-4488 concrete order is still pre-lock-in so shifting it to Fri 28 Aug is also free if actioned today/tomorrow. Risk only bites if you don't act — a second move inside 24h is £350 re-mob on the pump, Saturday slip is +£200, and letting the concrete order lock against Thursday before cancelling costs 60% of the load. Nothing of yours is blocking the chain (T-121/126/133 sit with priya/sam); your only open item is closing T-130 once Friday's confirmed. Separate cost risk worth watching: formwork crew is at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to Thursday closure may need its own overtime approval on your desk, same issue as the pump crew's still-pending OT request.  (just now)
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management → priya] Priya — welcome back. The one thing still sitting on you: T-121, the building control inspection slot for Friday isn't confirmed yet. There's a placeholder logged for Fri 28 Aug 08:00, but you need to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 (both 08:00 and 13:00 Friday slots are still open if 08:00 doesn't suit). It's also formally blocked behind T-126/T-133 (Sam's rebar work) clearing, but those are on track — the booking itself is the piece only you can move.  (just now)
+[priya] Remind me what Saturday needs from me before I ring the client.  (just now)
+[building-control] On Saturday specifically: building control has no weekend slots — the rules only run Monday to Friday, 08:00/13:00, with 48 working hours' notice. So a Saturday pour would have no inspection slot at all; the next one after Friday is Mon 31 Aug 08:00 (book by Thu 27 Aug 08:00). If you're weighing Saturday as a fallback, that's the constraint to tell the client. For Friday itself, the slot I need you to confirm is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 — requested, book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00, and only you can confirm it with building control.  (just now)
+[plant-hire → priya] Adding the plant cost to that: if Saturday were ever pursued despite no inspection slot, moving H-207 (Rapid Pumps) off Friday costs £200 weekend uplift with ≥24h notice, or £550 (+£350 re-mob) inside 24h. But since building control has nothing between Fri 28 Aug and Mon 31 Aug, Saturday isn't a live option regardless of plant cost — Friday 28 Aug stays the target.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker] One more piece for the Friday target: D-4488 (96m³ Trent concrete) is still only provisional against Thu 27 Aug, not yet matched to Friday. Trent's lock-in is 24h before the slot — moving it to Fri 28 Aug is free if actioned today/tomorrow, but left unconfirmed past that window it's 60% cancellation on the load. Worth firming up alongside the building control booking, same timeframe.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] Still outstanding on my side: the Groundworks pump-operator overtime request (+8h, 28 Aug) is raised but awaiting approval, and 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site — that needs sign-off before Friday's pour crew is actually covered.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] TW-31 (formwork/falsework check) is now booked: Fri 28 Aug 06:30, R. Okafor, requested by priya. It needs formwork fully closed and propped by then — currently at 80% closure, so sam's crew needs to close the remaining 20% and finish propping by end of Thursday for the check to pass.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 44 is open. Take your turn, materials-tracker: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    My point about D-4488 was already made in the record just now. Nothing new to add on Saturday specifically — Trent's terms are the same regardless of which day (Fri or Sat), and building control already ruled Saturday out entirely. Staying silent.
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (active, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (just now)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (just now)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (just now)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (just now)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, temporary-works: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
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+  "path": "/site/pour-plan/level-3-slab.md"
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    Coordinator R. Okafor.
+TW-31 Level 3 formwork and falsework, pre-pour check — not booked — formwork closed to 80%, striking crew on the falsework. Needs: Formwork closed and propped. Booked the working day before the pour; done 06:30 on the morning of it.
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    # Method statement: Level 3 slab pour (T-118)
+
+Revision C, issued Fri 21 Aug. Temporary works coordinator: R. Okafor.
+
+## The pour
+
+- Concrete: C32/40, 96 m³, from Trent Ready-Mix. The order locks 24 hours
+  before the slot; a cancellation inside the lock is charged.
+- Placement: by pump from Bay 2. One pump, one operator holding a pump
+  operation ticket. Groundworks holds that ticket on this project.
+- Window: 07:00 to 13:00. The last load is on site by 11:30 so the finishing
+  crew has two hours before the surface goes off.
+- Rate: 16 m³ per hour, one load every 20 minutes.
+
+## People on the day
+
+| Role                | Trade        | Number | Ticket needed      |
+| ------------------- | ------------ | ------ | ------------------ |
+| Pour supervisor     | Concrete     | 1      | pour supervision   |
+| Placing and finish  | Concrete     | 5      | power float (2 of) |
+| Pump operator       | Groundworks  | 1      | pump operation     |
+| Standby steel fixer | Steel fixers | 2      | none               |
+
+Nine people on the deck at 07:00. A pour on a Saturday is paid at the
+weekend rate and needs overtime approved by the Friday.
+
+## Before the pour
+
+1. Rebar fixing complete and signed by the foreman (T-126).
+2. Building control pre-pour inspection passed (T-121). No pour without the
+   inspector's signature on the card.
+3. Pump on site the evening before, tested on water (T-130).
+4. Formwork and falsework checked by the temporary works coordinator on the
+   morning of the pour.
+
+## Weather limits
+
+- No pour if the forecast for the window shows more than 2 mm of rain in any
+  hour. Rain on fresh concrete washes out the surface and the finish fails.
+- No pour if the air temperature is below 5 °C at 07:00.
+- Wind above 40 km/h stops the pump boom.
+
+If the forecast fails these limits on the morning of the pour, the pour
+moves to the next day that passes them. The concrete order moves with it.
+
+## After the pour
+
+Cure for seven days before striking the formwork. Level 2 strike (T-124)
+is independent of this pour and can go ahead.
+
    5said to itself
    Formwork is not closed yet (80%) and the pre-pour check isn't booked — it needs booking the working day before the pour, done 06:30 that morning.
    5callssay
    {
+  "text": "Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record."
+}
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    7said to itself
    Said what's needed; no booking action yet since no date is confirmed.
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (just now)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (just now)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (just now)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (just now)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.  (just now)
+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, temporary-works: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I already made my point on Thursday before Priya asked; let me check current status before adding anything further, since task-management's read points toward Friday.
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    Coordinator R. Okafor.
+TW-31 Level 3 formwork and falsework, pre-pour check — not booked — formwork closed to 80%, striking crew on the falsework. Needs: Formwork closed and propped. Booked the working day before the pour; done 06:30 on the morning of it.
    4said to itself
    Nothing changed since my last message — status confirms what I already said. Since task-management's read points to Friday as the earliest realistic date, I'll flag what that means for formwork so Priya has the full picture before she answers, without repeating the Thursday case.
    4callssay
    {
+  "text": "If Friday ends up the date instead of Thursday, that actually helps formwork: it gives the striking crew through Thursday to get fully closed and propped, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check — comfortably inside the working-day-before rule. I still can't book anything until a pour day is fixed on the record."
+}
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    Not delivered — the room moved while you were speaking. New on the record:
+[plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.
    7said to itself
    plant-hire's message doesn't change my point — it adds a cost/timing reason to settle on Friday, which reinforces rather than conflicts. My content is still new (nobody else has said formwork benefits from Friday or committed my booking plan), so it's worth resending.
    7callssay
    {
+  "text": "Adding to that: Friday also works for formwork — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to get fully closed and propped, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, well inside the working-day-before rule. Like plant-hire, I just need the pour day fixed on the record before I can book."
+}
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    Not delivered — the room moved while you were speaking. New on the record:
+[time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.
    10said to itself
    time-tracker's message is about pump crew, unrelated to formwork — doesn't affect what I was going to say. My content about formwork timing for Friday is still unspoken on the record and still relevant to Priya's decision.
    10callssay
    {
+  "text": "On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in."
+}
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (just now)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (just now)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (just now)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (just now)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.  (just now)
+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] To close the loop for Priya: my Friday move only stays free if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow (Tue/Wed) — waiting until Wed to decide risks slipping inside the 24h window and the £350 charge. So if Friday is the call, say so now and I'll action the move today.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, temporary-works: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I already laid out my position clearly in the record: Friday works for formwork, with TW-31 booked Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check. No pour day is fixed yet on the record, so I still can't book anything. Nothing new to add until Priya confirms Friday.
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    The time is 2026-09-09T03:51:28.710Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (just now)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (just now)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (just now)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (just now)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.  (just now)
+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] To close the loop for Priya: my Friday move only stays free if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow (Tue/Wed) — waiting until Wed to decide risks slipping inside the 24h window and the £350 charge. So if Friday is the call, say so now and I'll action the move today.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] To stack alongside plant-hire's pump point: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is the same story — still PROVISIONAL, needs firming, and Trent's 24h lock-in / 60% cancellation charge means action today or tomorrow avoids cost, same as Rapid Pumps. Priya — once Friday is the call, tell me and I'll move D-4488 to Fri 27 Aug 07:00 immediately and get Trent's written confirmation.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: I've raised the Groundworks overtime request to get a certified pump operator on site Friday — 0 of 3 currently on site, plenty of headroom under the 45h threshold, but it's awaiting your (or another human's) approval. That's now the one open item on the labour side alongside plant-hire's and materials-tracker's cost-deadline items — all three (pump move, concrete firm-up, pump operator) need action today/tomorrow to avoid slipping into charges or leaving Friday short-crewed.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, temporary-works: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
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    Coordinator R. Okafor.
+TW-31 Level 3 formwork and falsework, pre-pour check — not booked — formwork closed to 80%, striking crew on the falsework. Needs: Formwork closed and propped. Booked the working day before the pour; done 06:30 on the morning of it.
    4said to itself
    I've already covered this — status confirms nothing new since my last read. No need to repeat.
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    The time is 2026-09-09T03:51:39.608Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since 1 minute ago): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (just now)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (just now)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (just now)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (just now)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.  (just now)
+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] To close the loop for Priya: my Friday move only stays free if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow (Tue/Wed) — waiting until Wed to decide risks slipping inside the 24h window and the £350 charge. So if Friday is the call, say so now and I'll action the move today.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] To stack alongside plant-hire's pump point: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is the same story — still PROVISIONAL, needs firming, and Trent's 24h lock-in / 60% cancellation charge means action today or tomorrow avoids cost, same as Rapid Pumps. Priya — once Friday is the call, tell me and I'll move D-4488 to Fri 27 Aug 07:00 immediately and get Trent's written confirmation.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: I've raised the Groundworks overtime request to get a certified pump operator on site Friday — 0 of 3 currently on site, plenty of headroom under the 45h threshold, but it's awaiting your (or another human's) approval. That's now the one open item on the labour side alongside plant-hire's and materials-tracker's cost-deadline items — all three (pump move, concrete firm-up, pump operator) need action today/tomorrow to avoid slipping into charges or leaving Friday short-crewed.  (just now)
+[building-control → priya] One item missing from the Friday case so far: the pre-pour inspection itself. Friday pour needs it booked for Thu 27 Aug 13:00 — that slot is open now but only bookable in time if requested by today, Tue 13:00. Rebar fixing won't clear till Wed afternoon though, so I can't responsibly request it today; earliest safe request is Wednesday once fixing/formwork are confirmed done. Priya — only you confirm with building control; say Friday and I'll log the request against Thu 27 Aug 13:00 in your name, flagged as contingent on Wednesday's fixing/formwork sign-off.  (just now)
+[task-management] Task list updated to match: T-118 (Level 3 pour) now due Fri 28 Aug, T-121 (inspection) due Thu 27 Aug — both still shown blocked. T-121's blocking chain is T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, sam, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Priya — building-control's Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot is the one T-121 needs; nothing else moves it until you confirm Friday and that booking goes in.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, temporary-works: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I've already made my position clear on this thread (Friday works for formwork, Thursday doesn't). Nothing new to add until priya actually confirms Friday — at which point I'll book TW-31. Let me check status first to make sure nothing's shifted.
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    Coordinator R. Okafor.
+TW-31 Level 3 formwork and falsework, pre-pour check — not booked — formwork closed to 80%, striking crew on the falsework. Needs: Formwork closed and propped. Booked the working day before the pour; done 06:30 on the morning of it.
    4said to itself
    Nothing has changed since my last statement — still not booked, still 80% closed. No pour day is confirmed yet, so I hold.
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    The time is 2026-09-09T03:51:48.470Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since 1 minute ago): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (1 minute ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (just now)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (just now)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (just now)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.  (just now)
+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] To close the loop for Priya: my Friday move only stays free if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow (Tue/Wed) — waiting until Wed to decide risks slipping inside the 24h window and the £350 charge. So if Friday is the call, say so now and I'll action the move today.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] To stack alongside plant-hire's pump point: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is the same story — still PROVISIONAL, needs firming, and Trent's 24h lock-in / 60% cancellation charge means action today or tomorrow avoids cost, same as Rapid Pumps. Priya — once Friday is the call, tell me and I'll move D-4488 to Fri 27 Aug 07:00 immediately and get Trent's written confirmation.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: I've raised the Groundworks overtime request to get a certified pump operator on site Friday — 0 of 3 currently on site, plenty of headroom under the 45h threshold, but it's awaiting your (or another human's) approval. That's now the one open item on the labour side alongside plant-hire's and materials-tracker's cost-deadline items — all three (pump move, concrete firm-up, pump operator) need action today/tomorrow to avoid slipping into charges or leaving Friday short-crewed.  (just now)
+[building-control → priya] One item missing from the Friday case so far: the pre-pour inspection itself. Friday pour needs it booked for Thu 27 Aug 13:00 — that slot is open now but only bookable in time if requested by today, Tue 13:00. Rebar fixing won't clear till Wed afternoon though, so I can't responsibly request it today; earliest safe request is Wednesday once fixing/formwork are confirmed done. Priya — only you confirm with building control; say Friday and I'll log the request against Thu 27 Aug 13:00 in your name, flagged as contingent on Wednesday's fixing/formwork sign-off.  (just now)
+[task-management] Task list updated to match: T-118 (Level 3 pour) now due Fri 28 Aug, T-121 (inspection) due Thu 27 Aug — both still shown blocked. T-121's blocking chain is T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, sam, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Priya — building-control's Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot is the one T-121 needs; nothing else moves it until you confirm Friday and that booking goes in.  (just now)
+[building-control] Correction to my last message: Thu 27 Aug 13:00 needs booking by today (Tue) 13:00 — that deadline has effectively passed for a responsible request, since rebar fixing doesn't clear until Wed afternoon. So that slot is off the table regardless of what the room decides now.
+
+The workable slot for a Friday pour is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00 — both book by Wed 26 Aug (08:00 and 13:00 respectively), which lines up with fixing/formwork clearing Wednesday. Priya — once you confirm Friday, tell me which of the two Friday slots you want and I'll log the request in your name; only you can confirm it with building control. The inspector will need formwork fully closed/propped (per temporary-works' TW-31 check) and rebar fixing signed off before that slot.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, temporary-works: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
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+TW-31 Level 3 formwork and falsework, pre-pour check — not booked — formwork closed to 80%, striking crew on the falsework. Needs: Formwork closed and propped. Booked the working day before the pour; done 06:30 on the morning of it.
    4said to itself
    Nothing new to add — I already put the formwork position on the record (80% closed, TW-31 unbooked, needs closing by end of Wednesday for a Friday pour) and flagged Thursday booking as the trigger once Friday is confirmed. I'll wait for Priya's decision before booking.
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since 1 minute ago): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (1 minute ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (1 minute ago)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (1 minute ago)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (1 minute ago)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (1 minute ago)
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.  (just now)
+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] To close the loop for Priya: my Friday move only stays free if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow (Tue/Wed) — waiting until Wed to decide risks slipping inside the 24h window and the £350 charge. So if Friday is the call, say so now and I'll action the move today.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] To stack alongside plant-hire's pump point: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is the same story — still PROVISIONAL, needs firming, and Trent's 24h lock-in / 60% cancellation charge means action today or tomorrow avoids cost, same as Rapid Pumps. Priya — once Friday is the call, tell me and I'll move D-4488 to Fri 27 Aug 07:00 immediately and get Trent's written confirmation.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: I've raised the Groundworks overtime request to get a certified pump operator on site Friday — 0 of 3 currently on site, plenty of headroom under the 45h threshold, but it's awaiting your (or another human's) approval. That's now the one open item on the labour side alongside plant-hire's and materials-tracker's cost-deadline items — all three (pump move, concrete firm-up, pump operator) need action today/tomorrow to avoid slipping into charges or leaving Friday short-crewed.  (just now)
+[building-control → priya] One item missing from the Friday case so far: the pre-pour inspection itself. Friday pour needs it booked for Thu 27 Aug 13:00 — that slot is open now but only bookable in time if requested by today, Tue 13:00. Rebar fixing won't clear till Wed afternoon though, so I can't responsibly request it today; earliest safe request is Wednesday once fixing/formwork are confirmed done. Priya — only you confirm with building control; say Friday and I'll log the request against Thu 27 Aug 13:00 in your name, flagged as contingent on Wednesday's fixing/formwork sign-off.  (just now)
+[task-management] Task list updated to match: T-118 (Level 3 pour) now due Fri 28 Aug, T-121 (inspection) due Thu 27 Aug — both still shown blocked. T-121's blocking chain is T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, sam, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Priya — building-control's Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot is the one T-121 needs; nothing else moves it until you confirm Friday and that booking goes in.  (just now)
+[building-control] Correction to my last message: Thu 27 Aug 13:00 needs booking by today (Tue) 13:00 — that deadline has effectively passed for a responsible request, since rebar fixing doesn't clear until Wed afternoon. So that slot is off the table regardless of what the room decides now.
+
+The workable slot for a Friday pour is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00 — both book by Wed 26 Aug (08:00 and 13:00 respectively), which lines up with fixing/formwork clearing Wednesday. Priya — once you confirm Friday, tell me which of the two Friday slots you want and I'll log the request in your name; only you can confirm it with building control. The inspector will need formwork fully closed/propped (per temporary-works' TW-31 check) and rebar fixing signed off before that slot.  (just now)
+[task-management] Task list corrected: T-121 now due Fri 28 Aug (not Thu 27) since building control's Thu slot deadline has passed. Priya — T-121 and T-118 both sit blocked on you alone now: pick Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00 with building control, and that one decision also unblocks plant-hire's pump move, materials-tracker's concrete firm-up, and time-tracker's overtime approval, all of which are only waiting on Friday being said out loud.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, temporary-works: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
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+TW-31 Level 3 formwork and falsework, pre-pour check — not booked — formwork closed to 80%, striking crew on the falsework. Needs: Formwork closed and propped. Booked the working day before the pour; done 06:30 on the morning of it.
    4said to itself
    Nothing new to add here — I already laid out the position: Friday works if formwork is fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I'll book TW-31 for Thursday once Friday is confirmed on the record as the pour day. Staying silent until priya confirms.
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since just now, has not seen the last 2 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (1 minute ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (just now)
+· priya left  (just now)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+[sam] Rain all Thursday morning. I am not pouring into that. What do you need from me to move it?  (just now)
+
+sam's question at message 23 is open. Take your turn, temporary-works: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
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+TW-31 Level 3 formwork and falsework, pre-pour check — not booked — formwork closed to 80%, striking crew on the falsework. Needs: Formwork closed and propped. Booked the working day before the pour; done 06:30 on the morning of it.
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    # Method statement: Level 3 slab pour (T-118)
+
+Revision C, issued Fri 21 Aug. Temporary works coordinator: R. Okafor.
+
+## The pour
+
+- Concrete: C32/40, 96 m³, from Trent Ready-Mix. The order locks 24 hours
+  before the slot; a cancellation inside the lock is charged.
+- Placement: by pump from Bay 2. One pump, one operator holding a pump
+  operation ticket. Groundworks holds that ticket on this project.
+- Window: 07:00 to 13:00. The last load is on site by 11:30 so the finishing
+  crew has two hours before the surface goes off.
+- Rate: 16 m³ per hour, one load every 20 minutes.
+
+## People on the day
+
+| Role                | Trade        | Number | Ticket needed      |
+| ------------------- | ------------ | ------ | ------------------ |
+| Pour supervisor     | Concrete     | 1      | pour supervision   |
+| Placing and finish  | Concrete     | 5      | power float (2 of) |
+| Pump operator       | Groundworks  | 1      | pump operation     |
+| Standby steel fixer | Steel fixers | 2      | none               |
+
+Nine people on the deck at 07:00. A pour on a Saturday is paid at the
+weekend rate and needs overtime approved by the Friday.
+
+## Before the pour
+
+1. Rebar fixing complete and signed by the foreman (T-126).
+2. Building control pre-pour inspection passed (T-121). No pour without the
+   inspector's signature on the card.
+3. Pump on site the evening before, tested on water (T-130).
+4. Formwork and falsework checked by the temporary works coordinator on the
+   morning of the pour.
+
+## Weather limits
+
+- No pour if the forecast for the window shows more than 2 mm of rain in any
+  hour. Rain on fresh concrete washes out the surface and the finish fails.
+- No pour if the air temperature is below 5 °C at 07:00.
+- Wind above 40 km/h stops the pump boom.
+
+If the forecast fails these limits on the morning of the pour, the pour
+moves to the next day that passes them. The concrete order moves with it.
+
+## After the pour
+
+Cure for seven days before striking the formwork. Level 2 strike (T-124)
+is independent of this pour and can go ahead.
+
    5said to itself
    No pour day has been confirmed yet on the record — the assistant's summary names Friday 28 Aug as the working candidate, but sam's message is asking what's needed to move off Thursday, not fixing Friday itself. I'll hold off booking until a date is actually fixed, but flag what's needed either way.
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+  "text": "TW-31 (formwork/falsework check) isn't booked yet — it needs to go in for the morning of whatever pour day lands, done at 06:30. Formwork is currently closed to 80%, striking crew still on the falsework. Whichever day you settle on (Fri 28 Aug per the earlier steer), the formwork needs to be fully closed and propped by the working day before — I'll book the check as soon as a day is fixed and say so here, in the name of whoever fixes it."
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    [new] [time-tracker] sam — the Friday pour plan already needs a decision from Priya, not from you, on the crew side: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are on site today, and there's already an overtime request in for Groundworks, 2026-08-28 +8h, sitting "awaiting approval." That request was raised against Friday 28 Aug; nobody's touched it for a Thursday move. If you're pulling the pour off Thursday, someone needs to confirm which day Groundworks actually needs to be called in for — otherwise the pump crew still won't be on site whichever day you land on.
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since just now, has not seen the last 3 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (1 minute ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (just now)
+· priya left  (just now)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+[sam] Rain all Thursday morning. I am not pouring into that. What do you need from me to move it?  (just now)
+[time-tracker] sam — the Friday pour plan already needs a decision from Priya, not from you, on the crew side: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are on site today, and there's already an overtime request in for Groundworks, 2026-08-28 +8h, sitting "awaiting approval." That request was raised against Friday 28 Aug; nobody's touched it for a Thursday move. If you're pulling the pour off Thursday, someone needs to confirm which day Groundworks actually needs to be called in for — otherwise the pump crew still won't be on site whichever day you land on.  (just now)
+
+sam's question at message 23 is open. Take your turn, temporary-works: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
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+TW-31 Level 3 formwork and falsework, pre-pour check — not booked — formwork closed to 80%, striking crew on the falsework. Needs: Formwork closed and propped. Booked the working day before the pour; done 06:30 on the morning of it.
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    # Method statement: Level 3 slab pour (T-118)
+
+Revision C, issued Fri 21 Aug. Temporary works coordinator: R. Okafor.
+
+## The pour
+
+- Concrete: C32/40, 96 m³, from Trent Ready-Mix. The order locks 24 hours
+  before the slot; a cancellation inside the lock is charged.
+- Placement: by pump from Bay 2. One pump, one operator holding a pump
+  operation ticket. Groundworks holds that ticket on this project.
+- Window: 07:00 to 13:00. The last load is on site by 11:30 so the finishing
+  crew has two hours before the surface goes off.
+- Rate: 16 m³ per hour, one load every 20 minutes.
+
+## People on the day
+
+| Role                | Trade        | Number | Ticket needed      |
+| ------------------- | ------------ | ------ | ------------------ |
+| Pour supervisor     | Concrete     | 1      | pour supervision   |
+| Placing and finish  | Concrete     | 5      | power float (2 of) |
+| Pump operator       | Groundworks  | 1      | pump operation     |
+| Standby steel fixer | Steel fixers | 2      | none               |
+
+Nine people on the deck at 07:00. A pour on a Saturday is paid at the
+weekend rate and needs overtime approved by the Friday.
+
+## Before the pour
+
+1. Rebar fixing complete and signed by the foreman (T-126).
+2. Building control pre-pour inspection passed (T-121). No pour without the
+   inspector's signature on the card.
+3. Pump on site the evening before, tested on water (T-130).
+4. Formwork and falsework checked by the temporary works coordinator on the
+   morning of the pour.
+
+## Weather limits
+
+- No pour if the forecast for the window shows more than 2 mm of rain in any
+  hour. Rain on fresh concrete washes out the surface and the finish fails.
+- No pour if the air temperature is below 5 °C at 07:00.
+- Wind above 40 km/h stops the pump boom.
+
+If the forecast fails these limits on the morning of the pour, the pour
+moves to the next day that passes them. The concrete order moves with it.
+
+## After the pour
+
+Cure for seven days before striking the formwork. Level 2 strike (T-124)
+is independent of this pour and can go ahead.
+
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    - 03:50 materials-tracker — Confirmed D-4471 rebar 7.5t (Hadley) firm for Wed 26 Aug 14:00; D-4488 concrete 96m³ (Trent) still provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. Flagged to Priya ahead of building control booking.
+- 03:55 time-tracker — flagged pump operation gap (0 of 3 Groundworks on site) for Friday pour target; raised overtime request for Groundworks, 8h Fri 28 Aug, awaiting human approval
+- 03:52 building-control — Corrected slot analysis: Thu 27 Aug 13:00 booking deadline (Tue 13:00) has passed responsibly; recommending Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00 instead, both bookable by Wed 26 Aug in line with fixing/formwork clearing. Awaiting Priya's confirmation and slot choice.
+- 03:52 task-management — T-121 due date corrected from Thu 27 Aug to Fri 28 Aug: building control's Thu 27 13:00 slot needed booking by Tue 13:00, now passed. Workable slots are Fri 28 Aug 08:00/13:00, still blocked on priya confirming and booking.
+
    7said to itself
    No pour day is confirmed on the record yet — Friday 28 Aug is only proposed, pending Priya. Nothing to book against yet, but I should give Sam the formwork picture since he asked what's needed to move off Thursday.
    7callssay
    {
+  "text": "TW-31 (the pre-pour formwork/falsework check) isn't booked yet — it can't be until a pour day is actually confirmed, since it has to be booked the working day before and done at 06:30 on the morning of the pour. Right now formwork is at 80% closed with the striking crew on the falsework, per the pour plan's requirement that it be \"closed and propped\" before the check. If Friday 28 Aug is the day, I need that closure finished by Thursday so I can book the check Thursday for Friday 06:30 — that's independent of the pump/crew questions Sam's chasing. Once Priya (or whoever fixes the day) confirms Friday, say the word and I'll book it."
+}
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    Not delivered — the room moved while you were speaking. New on the record:
+[building-control] Confirming for the record: Fri 28 Aug still has both inspection slots open (08:00 and 13:00), book-by is Wed 26 Aug. Thu 27 Aug 13:00 was the only Thursday slot and its book-by deadline is today — so moving off Thursday for rain costs nothing there. But I can only log a request against a slot; only Priya can actually confirm a booking with building control, and she's just left the room. Sam — once you and Priya settle on Friday, someone needs to get that confirmation to Priya so she books it before Wed 26 Aug.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [building-control] Confirming for the record: Fri 28 Aug still has both inspection slots open (08:00 and 13:00), book-by is Wed 26 Aug. Thu 27 Aug 13:00 was the only Thursday slot and its book-by deadline is today — so moving off Thursday for rain costs nothing there. But I can only log a request against a slot; only Priya can actually confirm a booking with building control, and she's just left the room. Sam — once you and Priya settle on Friday, someone needs to get that confirmation to Priya so she books it before Wed 26 Aug.
    10said to itself
    My message still adds the formwork-specific piece (80% closed, needs closing by Thursday, TW-31 booking mechanics) that building-control's message didn't cover.
    10callssay
    {
+  "text": "TW-31 (formwork/falsework check) isn't booked yet, and can't be until a pour day is confirmed — it books the working day before and runs at 06:30 on the morning of the pour. Formwork is currently 80% closed, striking crew still on the falsework; the pour plan needs it fully closed and propped before I can check it. If Friday sticks, Sam, I need that closure finished by Thursday so I can book the check Thursday for Friday 06:30. Once Friday is confirmed I'll book it straight away."
+}
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+[plant-hire] Pump (H-207, Rapid Pumps) is already booked provisionally for Fri 28 Aug, not Thursday — so no move or charge needed on my end for the rain call. It's free to firm up with 24h notice; only turns costly (£350 re-mobilisation) if it moves again inside 24h of the day. So the plant side is fine as-is — it's just waiting on the same confirmation as the inspection slot.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [plant-hire] Pump (H-207, Rapid Pumps) is already booked provisionally for Fri 28 Aug, not Thursday — so no move or charge needed on my end for the rain call. It's free to firm up with 24h notice; only turns costly (£350 re-mobilisation) if it moves again inside 24h of the day. So the plant side is fine as-is — it's just waiting on the same confirmation as the inspection slot.
    13said to itself
    My content is still distinct (formwork status/closure deadline, TW-31 booking mechanics) — nobody else has said it.
    13callssay
    {
+  "text": "On the formwork side: TW-31 isn't booked yet and can't be until Friday is confirmed — it books the working day before and runs at 06:30 the morning of the pour. Formwork is at 80% closed, striking crew still on the falsework; it needs to be fully closed and propped before I can run the check. Sam — if Friday is the day, I need that closure done by Thursday so I can book TW-31 Thursday for Friday 06:30."
+}
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+[materials-tracker] sam — materials side: rebar (D-4471) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug regardless of pour day, so that's not a factor in your rain call. The one open item is concrete — D-4488, 96m³ from Trent Ready-Mix — still only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. Trent's terms are 24h lock-in before the slot, 60% charge if cancelled inside that window, free to move outside it. Once Friday's confirmed as the plan I'll move D-4488 to Fri 28 Aug 07:00 now, while it's still free — no cost either way as long as it's done before that lock-in window closes.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [materials-tracker] sam — materials side: rebar (D-4471) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug regardless of pour day, so that's not a factor in your rain call. The one open item is concrete — D-4488, 96m³ from Trent Ready-Mix — still only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. Trent's terms are 24h lock-in before the slot, 60% charge if cancelled inside that window, free to move outside it. Once Friday's confirmed as the plan I'll move D-4488 to Fri 28 Aug 07:00 now, while it's still free — no cost either way as long as it's done before that lock-in window closes.
    16callssay
    {
+  "text": "Formwork side, Sam: TW-31 isn't booked yet — can't be until Friday's confirmed, since it books the working day before and runs 06:30 morning-of. Formwork's at 80% closed, striking crew still on falsework; needs full closure and propping before I can check it. If Friday holds, I need that closure done by Thursday so I can book TW-31 Thursday for Friday 06:30."
+}
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    {
+  "command": "echo \"- 03:52 temporary-works — TW-31 not yet booked; formwork 80% closed, striking crew still on falsework. Flagged to Sam: closure must complete by Thu for TW-31 to book Thu (Fri 06:30 check), contingent on Friday pour day being confirmed.\" >> /site/diary/2026-08-25.md"
+}
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    1the context the room handed it7,141 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:52:38.968Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since just now, has not seen the last 8 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (1 minute ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (just now)
+· priya left  (just now)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+[sam] Rain all Thursday morning. I am not pouring into that. What do you need from me to move it?  (just now)
+[time-tracker] sam — the Friday pour plan already needs a decision from Priya, not from you, on the crew side: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are on site today, and there's already an overtime request in for Groundworks, 2026-08-28 +8h, sitting "awaiting approval." That request was raised against Friday 28 Aug; nobody's touched it for a Thursday move. If you're pulling the pour off Thursday, someone needs to confirm which day Groundworks actually needs to be called in for — otherwise the pump crew still won't be on site whichever day you land on.  (just now)
+[building-control] Confirming for the record: Fri 28 Aug still has both inspection slots open (08:00 and 13:00), book-by is Wed 26 Aug. Thu 27 Aug 13:00 was the only Thursday slot and its book-by deadline is today — so moving off Thursday for rain costs nothing there. But I can only log a request against a slot; only Priya can actually confirm a booking with building control, and she's just left the room. Sam — once you and Priya settle on Friday, someone needs to get that confirmation to Priya so she books it before Wed 26 Aug.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] Pump (H-207, Rapid Pumps) is already booked provisionally for Fri 28 Aug, not Thursday — so no move or charge needed on my end for the rain call. It's free to firm up with 24h notice; only turns costly (£350 re-mobilisation) if it moves again inside 24h of the day. So the plant side is fine as-is — it's just waiting on the same confirmation as the inspection slot.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker] sam — materials side: rebar (D-4471) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug regardless of pour day, so that's not a factor in your rain call. The one open item is concrete — D-4488, 96m³ from Trent Ready-Mix — still only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. Trent's terms are 24h lock-in before the slot, 60% charge if cancelled inside that window, free to move outside it. Once Friday's confirmed as the plan I'll move D-4488 to Fri 28 Aug 07:00 now, while it's still free — no cost either way as long as it's done before that lock-in window closes.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Formwork side, Sam: TW-31 isn't booked yet — can't be until Friday's confirmed, since it books the working day before and runs 06:30 morning-of. Formwork's at 80% closed, striking crew still on falsework; needs full closure and propping before I can check it. If Friday holds, I need that closure done by Thursday so I can book TW-31 Thursday for Friday 06:30.  (just now)
+[building-control] I've logged a request for the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 building control slot against sam's move off Thursday. That's a placeholder only — Priya has to confirm it with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Both Friday slots remain open if 08:00 doesn't suit.  (just now)
+
+sam's question at message 23 is open. Take your turn, temporary-works: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
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    Coordinator R. Okafor.
+TW-31 Level 3 formwork and falsework, pre-pour check — not booked — formwork closed to 80%, striking crew on the falsework. Needs: Formwork closed and propped. Booked the working day before the pour; done 06:30 on the morning of it.
    4said to itself
    Already said what's needed in my last message; nothing new to add since Sam hasn't yet confirmed Friday. Staying silent.
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    The time is 2026-09-09T03:52:43.184Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since just now, has not seen the last 9 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (2 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (just now)
+· priya left  (just now)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+[sam] Rain all Thursday morning. I am not pouring into that. What do you need from me to move it?  (just now)
+[time-tracker] sam — the Friday pour plan already needs a decision from Priya, not from you, on the crew side: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are on site today, and there's already an overtime request in for Groundworks, 2026-08-28 +8h, sitting "awaiting approval." That request was raised against Friday 28 Aug; nobody's touched it for a Thursday move. If you're pulling the pour off Thursday, someone needs to confirm which day Groundworks actually needs to be called in for — otherwise the pump crew still won't be on site whichever day you land on.  (just now)
+[building-control] Confirming for the record: Fri 28 Aug still has both inspection slots open (08:00 and 13:00), book-by is Wed 26 Aug. Thu 27 Aug 13:00 was the only Thursday slot and its book-by deadline is today — so moving off Thursday for rain costs nothing there. But I can only log a request against a slot; only Priya can actually confirm a booking with building control, and she's just left the room. Sam — once you and Priya settle on Friday, someone needs to get that confirmation to Priya so she books it before Wed 26 Aug.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] Pump (H-207, Rapid Pumps) is already booked provisionally for Fri 28 Aug, not Thursday — so no move or charge needed on my end for the rain call. It's free to firm up with 24h notice; only turns costly (£350 re-mobilisation) if it moves again inside 24h of the day. So the plant side is fine as-is — it's just waiting on the same confirmation as the inspection slot.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker] sam — materials side: rebar (D-4471) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug regardless of pour day, so that's not a factor in your rain call. The one open item is concrete — D-4488, 96m³ from Trent Ready-Mix — still only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. Trent's terms are 24h lock-in before the slot, 60% charge if cancelled inside that window, free to move outside it. Once Friday's confirmed as the plan I'll move D-4488 to Fri 28 Aug 07:00 now, while it's still free — no cost either way as long as it's done before that lock-in window closes.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Formwork side, Sam: TW-31 isn't booked yet — can't be until Friday's confirmed, since it books the working day before and runs 06:30 morning-of. Formwork's at 80% closed, striking crew still on falsework; needs full closure and propping before I can check it. If Friday holds, I need that closure done by Thursday so I can book TW-31 Thursday for Friday 06:30.  (just now)
+[building-control] I've logged a request for the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 building control slot against sam's move off Thursday. That's a placeholder only — Priya has to confirm it with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Both Friday slots remain open if 08:00 doesn't suit.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] sam — the crew gap is still unaddressed by anyone else: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators on site today, and the overtime request for Fri 28 Aug (+8h) is still awaiting human approval. Everything else — inspection slot, pump machine, concrete, formwork — is lining up on Friday, but this one needs Priya to approve before there's actually a crew to run the pump.  (just now)
+
+sam's question at message 23 is open. Take your turn, temporary-works: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
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    Coordinator R. Okafor.
+TW-31 Level 3 formwork and falsework, pre-pour check — not booked — formwork closed to 80%, striking crew on the falsework. Needs: Formwork closed and propped. Booked the working day before the pour; done 06:30 on the morning of it.
    4said to itself
    Already said what's needed in my last message. No new information to add since Sam hasn't responded yet and the status hasn't changed — staying silent.
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    1the context the room handed it5,106 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:52:55.971Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since just now, has not seen the last 13 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (2 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (2 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (just now)
+· priya left  (just now)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+[dan] What does moving cost, and is there anything of mine holding this up?  (just now)
+
+dan's question at message 34 is open. Take your turn, temporary-works: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
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    Coordinator R. Okafor.
+TW-31 Level 3 formwork and falsework, pre-pour check — not booked — formwork closed to 80%, striking crew on the falsework. Needs: Formwork closed and propped. Booked the working day before the pour; done 06:30 on the morning of it.
    4said to itself
    Nothing of mine is holding this up cost-wise — dan's question doesn't touch TW-31. But since Friday 28 Aug is now the working date: TW-31 isn't booked yet, and formwork is only at 80% closure. I need it booked the working day before the pour (Thursday) and full closure/propping done by then for the 06:30 Friday check to run.
    4callssay
    {
+  "text": "Nothing on my side carries a cost dan — TW-31 is a fixed coordinator check, no hire charge either way. But flagging for the record: TW-31 isn't booked yet, and formwork is currently at 80% closure (site diary). Pour plan requires full closure and propping done before I can book/run the check, and it needs booking the working day before the pour (i.e. Thursday) for 06:30 Friday morning. Once Sam confirms formwork will hit full closure by Thursday, I'll book it under whoever fixes Friday as the pour day."
+}
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+[time-tracker] On the cost side of the labour piece: the Groundworks overtime request is +8h for 2026-08-28, still awaiting approval — that's the pump crew (Groundworks holds the pump ticket, 0 of 3 currently on site, need them mobilised for Friday). It needs a human approval; nothing else of mine is holding the move. Separately worth flagging: Formwork is at 44h logged this week against a 45h threshold with only 3 of 5 on site today — if anyone leans on formwork to hit Thursday closure, that's right at the OT line too and may need its own request.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [time-tracker] On the cost side of the labour piece: the Groundworks overtime request is +8h for 2026-08-28, still awaiting approval — that's the pump crew (Groundworks holds the pump ticket, 0 of 3 currently on site, need them mobilised for Friday). It needs a human approval; nothing else of mine is holding the move. Separately worth flagging: Formwork is at 44h logged this week against a 45h threshold with only 3 of 5 on site today — if anyone leans on formwork to hit Thursday closure, that's right at the OT line too and may need its own request.
    7said to itself
    That new detail is important — it changes what I need to say, since the formwork crew hitting Thursday closure now has its own labour constraint.
    7callssay
    {
+  "text": "Nothing of mine carries a cost, dan — TW-31 is a fixed coordinator check, no hire charge. For the record: TW-31 isn't booked yet, formwork's at 80% closure per the diary, and it needs full closure/propping plus booking the working day before the pour (Thursday) for a 06:30 Friday check. Given time-tracker's flag — formwork crew already at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to full closure by Thursday may itself need an overtime request, same as the pump crew. Sam, worth knowing before you commit the crew to it."
+}
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+[task-management → dan] To add to that: nothing of yours, dan, is blocking the chain — T-121/T-126/T-133 sit with priya and sam. Your own open item is T-130, confirm concrete pump hire H-207, due today — that's yours to close once Friday's locked. For actual move/cancellation cost, that's plant-hire's number, not mine.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [task-management → dan] To add to that: nothing of yours, dan, is blocking the chain — T-121/T-126/T-133 sit with priya and sam. Your own open item is T-130, confirm concrete pump hire H-207, due today — that's yours to close once Friday's locked. For actual move/cancellation cost, that's plant-hire's number, not mine.
    10callssay
    {
+  "text": "Nothing of mine carries a cost, dan — TW-31 is a fixed coordinator check, no hire charge. Flagging the piece not yet said: TW-31 isn't booked, formwork's at 80% closure per the diary, and it needs full closure/propping plus booking the working day before the pour for a 06:30 Friday check. Given time-tracker's note that formwork crew is already at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site, pushing them to full closure by Thursday may need its own overtime request — same issue as the pump crew, just on your desk this time, dan."
+}
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+[building-control] Nothing of dan's blocks this. Separately: the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 rebar inspection is only requested, not confirmed — only Priya can confirm it with building control, deadline Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Miss that and the fallback is Fri 28 Aug 13:00 (book by Wed 26 Aug 13:00), then Mon 31 Aug 08:00.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [building-control] Nothing of dan's blocks this. Separately: the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 rebar inspection is only requested, not confirmed — only Priya can confirm it with building control, deadline Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Miss that and the fallback is Fri 28 Aug 13:00 (book by Wed 26 Aug 13:00), then Mon 31 Aug 08:00.
    13said to itself
    My point about the formwork crew's overtime exposure for Thursday closure still hasn't been said by anyone else — it's a genuinely new cost flag for dan.
    13callssay
    {
+  "text": "Nothing of mine carries a cost, dan — TW-31 is a fixed coordinator check, no hire charge. One flag not yet on record: TW-31 isn't booked, formwork is at 80% closure per the diary, and it needs full closure/propping plus booking the working day before the pour (Thursday) for a 06:30 Friday check. Time-tracker noted formwork crew is already at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to full closure by Thursday may need its own overtime request, on your desk alongside the pump crew's."
+}
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+[plant-hire] The number, dan: moving H-207 to Friday cost £0 — Rapid Pumps move a booked day free with 24h notice, and this move was outside that window. Confirming T-130 won't add any charge. Only risk is if it moves again inside 24h (£350 re-mob) or slips to Saturday (£200 uplift).
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [plant-hire] The number, dan: moving H-207 to Friday cost £0 — Rapid Pumps move a booked day free with 24h notice, and this move was outside that window. Confirming T-130 won't add any charge. Only risk is if it moves again inside 24h (£350 re-mob) or slips to Saturday (£200 uplift).
    16callssay
    {
+  "text": "Nothing of mine carries a cost, dan. Separate flag still standing: TW-31 isn't booked, formwork is at 80% closure per the diary, and it needs full closure/propping plus booking the working day before the pour for a 06:30 Friday check. Time-tracker flagged formwork crew already at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to full closure by Thursday may need its own overtime request, same issue as the pump crew but on your desk."
+}
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    {
+  "command": "echo \"- 03:53 temporary-works — TW-31 not yet booked; formwork at 80% closure, needs full closure/propping and booking day-before-pour (Thu) for 06:30 Fri check. Flagged formwork crew OT exposure (44/45h, 3 of 5 on site) to dan/sam re Thursday closure push.\" >> /site/diary/2026-08-25.md"
+}
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    Diary updated. Holding position — TW-31 remains unbooked pending confirmation of Friday as the fixed pour day and formwork reaching full closure.
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    [new] [materials-tracker] Completing the cost picture for dan: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³ Trent) is also a free move — still provisional for Thu 27 Aug, hasn't hit Trent's 24h lock-in yet. Moving it to Fri 28 Aug costs £0 if actioned today/tomorrow; leaving it to lock against Thursday then cancelling would cost 60% of the load. I'll move it as soon as Friday is confirmed.
    22said to itself
    Nothing new for me to add here — this is materials/cost detail outside TW-31. Staying silent.
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    #13 woke on [44] priya said stayed quiet3 turns · 19,248 tok · $0.02
    1the context the room handed it6,611 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:53:32.615Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now, has not seen the last 23 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since 1 minute ago): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (2 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (2 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+── priya has not seen anything below this line ──
+· sam arrived  (1 minute ago)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+── 7 messages, summarised for dan below ──
+[assistant → dan] Moving the pour to Friday costs you £0: Rapid Pumps move H-207 free with 24h notice (confirming your T-130 today locks that in), and Trent's D-4488 concrete order is still pre-lock-in so shifting it to Fri 28 Aug is also free if actioned today/tomorrow. Risk only bites if you don't act — a second move inside 24h is £350 re-mob on the pump, Saturday slip is +£200, and letting the concrete order lock against Thursday before cancelling costs 60% of the load. Nothing of yours is blocking the chain (T-121/126/133 sit with priya/sam); your only open item is closing T-130 once Friday's confirmed. Separate cost risk worth watching: formwork crew is at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to Thursday closure may need its own overtime approval on your desk, same issue as the pump crew's still-pending OT request.  (just now)
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management → priya] Priya — welcome back. The one thing still sitting on you: T-121, the building control inspection slot for Friday isn't confirmed yet. There's a placeholder logged for Fri 28 Aug 08:00, but you need to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 (both 08:00 and 13:00 Friday slots are still open if 08:00 doesn't suit). It's also formally blocked behind T-126/T-133 (Sam's rebar work) clearing, but those are on track — the booking itself is the piece only you can move.  (just now)
+[priya] Remind me what Saturday needs from me before I ring the client.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 44 is open. Take your turn, temporary-works: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    Let me check the current status before considering whether to speak.
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    Coordinator R. Okafor.
+TW-31 Level 3 formwork and falsework, pre-pour check — not booked — formwork closed to 80%, striking crew on the falsework. Needs: Formwork closed and propped. Booked the working day before the pour; done 06:30 on the morning of it.
    4said to itself
    Priya's question is about Saturday specifically, and she hasn't seen the recent traffic — but her question is about what Saturday needs from *her*, which is mostly a Priya/building-control/plant-hire matter. My relevant fact is that TW-31 isn't booked yet regardless of day, and formwork is only at 80%. Worth flagging since a Saturday slip changes my booking day too.
    4callssay
    {
+  "text": "Not yet on Priya's plate for Saturday, but worth knowing either way: TW-31 (the formwork/falsework check) isn't booked at all yet — it needs booking the working day before whichever day the pour lands, done at 06:30 that morning. Formwork's only at 80% closed right now. For Friday that means full closure by Thursday; if it slips to Saturday, that just buys the crew one more day and I'd book the check for Friday instead. Either way, nobody needs to action anything with me until a day is fixed — I'll book TW-31 as soon as it is."
+}
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+[building-control] On Saturday specifically: building control has no weekend slots — the rules only run Monday to Friday, 08:00/13:00, with 48 working hours' notice. So a Saturday pour would have no inspection slot at all; the next one after Friday is Mon 31 Aug 08:00 (book by Thu 27 Aug 08:00). If you're weighing Saturday as a fallback, that's the constraint to tell the client. For Friday itself, the slot I need you to confirm is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 — requested, book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00, and only you can confirm it with building control.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [building-control] On Saturday specifically: building control has no weekend slots — the rules only run Monday to Friday, 08:00/13:00, with 48 working hours' notice. So a Saturday pour would have no inspection slot at all; the next one after Friday is Mon 31 Aug 08:00 (book by Thu 27 Aug 08:00). If you're weighing Saturday as a fallback, that's the constraint to tell the client. For Friday itself, the slot I need you to confirm is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 — requested, book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00, and only you can confirm it with building control.
    7said to itself
    Building control's answer covers the binding constraint (no Saturday slot at all, effectively ruling it out). My formwork point is secondary and not what's blocking Saturday — it's moot now since Saturday isn't viable. No need to add more.
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    1the context the room handed it7,985 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:53:45.895Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now, has not seen the last 26 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since 1 minute ago): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (3 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (3 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (2 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+── priya has not seen anything below this line ──
+· sam arrived  (1 minute ago)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+── 7 messages, summarised for dan below ──
+[assistant → dan] Moving the pour to Friday costs you £0: Rapid Pumps move H-207 free with 24h notice (confirming your T-130 today locks that in), and Trent's D-4488 concrete order is still pre-lock-in so shifting it to Fri 28 Aug is also free if actioned today/tomorrow. Risk only bites if you don't act — a second move inside 24h is £350 re-mob on the pump, Saturday slip is +£200, and letting the concrete order lock against Thursday before cancelling costs 60% of the load. Nothing of yours is blocking the chain (T-121/126/133 sit with priya/sam); your only open item is closing T-130 once Friday's confirmed. Separate cost risk worth watching: formwork crew is at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to Thursday closure may need its own overtime approval on your desk, same issue as the pump crew's still-pending OT request.  (just now)
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management → priya] Priya — welcome back. The one thing still sitting on you: T-121, the building control inspection slot for Friday isn't confirmed yet. There's a placeholder logged for Fri 28 Aug 08:00, but you need to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 (both 08:00 and 13:00 Friday slots are still open if 08:00 doesn't suit). It's also formally blocked behind T-126/T-133 (Sam's rebar work) clearing, but those are on track — the booking itself is the piece only you can move.  (just now)
+[priya] Remind me what Saturday needs from me before I ring the client.  (just now)
+[building-control] On Saturday specifically: building control has no weekend slots — the rules only run Monday to Friday, 08:00/13:00, with 48 working hours' notice. So a Saturday pour would have no inspection slot at all; the next one after Friday is Mon 31 Aug 08:00 (book by Thu 27 Aug 08:00). If you're weighing Saturday as a fallback, that's the constraint to tell the client. For Friday itself, the slot I need you to confirm is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 — requested, book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00, and only you can confirm it with building control.  (just now)
+[plant-hire → priya] Adding the plant cost to that: if Saturday were ever pursued despite no inspection slot, moving H-207 (Rapid Pumps) off Friday costs £200 weekend uplift with ≥24h notice, or £550 (+£350 re-mob) inside 24h. But since building control has nothing between Fri 28 Aug and Mon 31 Aug, Saturday isn't a live option regardless of plant cost — Friday 28 Aug stays the target.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker] One more piece for the Friday target: D-4488 (96m³ Trent concrete) is still only provisional against Thu 27 Aug, not yet matched to Friday. Trent's lock-in is 24h before the slot — moving it to Fri 28 Aug is free if actioned today/tomorrow, but left unconfirmed past that window it's 60% cancellation on the load. Worth firming up alongside the building control booking, same timeframe.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 44 is open. Take your turn, temporary-works: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    Friday 28 Aug is the pour day being discussed but I have no TW-31 check booked yet. Let me check status and book it now.
    2callscheck_status
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    Coordinator R. Okafor.
+TW-31 Level 3 formwork and falsework, pre-pour check — not booked — formwork closed to 80%, striking crew on the falsework. Needs: Formwork closed and propped. Booked the working day before the pour; done 06:30 on the morning of it.
    4callsbook_check
    {
+  "ref": "TW-31",
+  "morning": "Fri 28 Aug",
+  "requestedBy": "priya"
+}
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    TW-31 booked: R. Okafor on site Fri 28 Aug at 06:30, requested by priya.
    6calls on the drivebash
    {
+  "command": "echo \"- 03:53 temporary-works — TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check booked for Fri 28 Aug 06:30 (R. Okafor), requested by priya, on the back of the Friday pour target. Formwork currently at 80% closure — must be fully closed and propped by end of Thursday for the check to pass.\" >> /site/diary/2026-08-25.md"
+}
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    [new] [time-tracker] Still outstanding on my side: the Groundworks pump-operator overtime request (+8h, 28 Aug) is raised but awaiting approval, and 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site — that needs sign-off before Friday's pour crew is actually covered.
    9callssay
    {
+  "text": "TW-31 (formwork/falsework check) is now booked: Fri 28 Aug 06:30, R. Okafor, requested by priya. It needs formwork fully closed and propped by then — currently at 80% closure, so sam's crew needs to close the remaining 20% and finish propping by end of Thursday for the check to pass."
+}
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    Turn complete — check booked and diary logged.
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (active, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (just now)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (just now)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (just now)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (just now)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, building-control: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
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    {
+  "path": "/site/inspections/building-control.md"
+}
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+  "path": "/site/pour-plan/level-3-slab.md"
+}
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    # Building control inspections
+
+Inspector: Elmbridge Building Control, duty inspector line 01372 000 000.
+Bookings are made by the project manager only.
+
+## How a slot is booked
+
+- Notice: 48 hours, counted in working hours. A booking made after 13:00 on
+  a Tuesday gets Thursday 13:00 at the earliest.
+- Slots: 08:00 or 13:00, Monday to Friday. Building control does not
+  inspect at weekends.
+- A pre-pour inspection needs the rebar fixed and the formwork closed. An
+  inspector who finds fixing still in progress leaves and the slot is lost.
+
+## What this means for a slab pour
+
+- A weekday pour needs the inspection the day before, at 13:00 at the
+  latest.
+- A Saturday pour needs the inspection on the Friday. Book the Friday 13:00
+  slot by Wednesday 13:00.
+- The inspector signs the pour card. The card stays in the site office.
+
+## Log
+
+| Date       | Inspection       | Result                          |
+| ---------- | ---------------- | ------------------------------- |
+| Wed 12 Aug | Level 2 pre-pour | Passed, pour card signed        |
+| Mon 24 Aug | Level 3 pre-pour | Not booked: fixing not complete |
+
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    Notice is 48 working hours; slots are 08:00 and 13:00, Monday to Friday.
+Thu 27 Aug, 13:00 — open, book by Tue 25 Aug, 13:00
+Fri 28 Aug, 08:00 — open, book by Wed 26 Aug, 08:00
+Fri 28 Aug, 13:00 — open, book by Wed 26 Aug, 13:00
+Mon 31 Aug, 08:00 — open, book by Thu 27 Aug, 08:00
+Nothing requested this week.
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    # Method statement: Level 3 slab pour (T-118)
+
+Revision C, issued Fri 21 Aug. Temporary works coordinator: R. Okafor.
+
+## The pour
+
+- Concrete: C32/40, 96 m³, from Trent Ready-Mix. The order locks 24 hours
+  before the slot; a cancellation inside the lock is charged.
+- Placement: by pump from Bay 2. One pump, one operator holding a pump
+  operation ticket. Groundworks holds that ticket on this project.
+- Window: 07:00 to 13:00. The last load is on site by 11:30 so the finishing
+  crew has two hours before the surface goes off.
+- Rate: 16 m³ per hour, one load every 20 minutes.
+
+## People on the day
+
+| Role                | Trade        | Number | Ticket needed      |
+| ------------------- | ------------ | ------ | ------------------ |
+| Pour supervisor     | Concrete     | 1      | pour supervision   |
+| Placing and finish  | Concrete     | 5      | power float (2 of) |
+| Pump operator       | Groundworks  | 1      | pump operation     |
+| Standby steel fixer | Steel fixers | 2      | none               |
+
+Nine people on the deck at 07:00. A pour on a Saturday is paid at the
+weekend rate and needs overtime approved by the Friday.
+
+## Before the pour
+
+1. Rebar fixing complete and signed by the foreman (T-126).
+2. Building control pre-pour inspection passed (T-121). No pour without the
+   inspector's signature on the card.
+3. Pump on site the evening before, tested on water (T-130).
+4. Formwork and falsework checked by the temporary works coordinator on the
+   morning of the pour.
+
+## Weather limits
+
+- No pour if the forecast for the window shows more than 2 mm of rain in any
+  hour. Rain on fresh concrete washes out the surface and the finish fails.
+- No pour if the air temperature is below 5 °C at 07:00.
+- Wind above 40 km/h stops the pump boom.
+
+If the forecast fails these limits on the morning of the pour, the pour
+moves to the next day that passes them. The concrete order moves with it.
+
+## After the pour
+
+Cure for seven days before striking the formwork. Level 2 strike (T-124)
+is independent of this pour and can go ahead.
+
    6said to itself
    Rebar fixing (T-126) clears against the Wed 26 Aug 14:00 delivery, so it can't be done and signed before Thursday. A Thursday pour needs the pre-pour inspection the day before at 13:00 latest — that slot's already gone. The next bookable slot is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00 (book by Wed 26 Aug morning/afternoon), which supports a Friday pour, not Thursday.
    6callssay
    {
+  "text": "Building control: Thursday doesn't work. A weekday pour needs the pre-pour inspection the day before at 13:00 at the latest (building-control.md), and today's Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot needs booking by today 13:00 — but rebar fixing (T-126) can't even start until the Wed 26 Aug 14:00 delivery lands, let alone be signed off in time for a Wed inspection. So Thursday's inspection slot is unbookable in practice.\n\nThe next slots open are Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00 (book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00/13:00 respectively) or Mon 31 Aug 08:00. A Friday pour would need the inspection booked Thursday 27 Aug — that works if rebar fixing and formwork close out Wednesday/Thursday. Only Priya can confirm a booking with building control; once the room settles on a day I'll log the request against whoever decided."
+}
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+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.
    9said to itself
    My point about Thursday being unbookable still hasn't been said. I'll restate it, tightened, since it directly answers Priya's open question and nobody else has covered the inspection-slot deadline math.
    9callssay
    {
+  "text": "Building control: Thursday isn't achievable regardless of formwork. A weekday pour needs the pre-pour inspection the day before at 13:00 latest — today's Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot needed booking by today 13:00, and rebar fixing (T-126) can't even start until the Wed 26 Aug 14:00 delivery lands, so there's no way to pass a Wednesday inspection either. That slot is gone.\n\nNext bookable slots: Fri 28 Aug 08:00 (book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00) or Fri 28 Aug 13:00 (book by Wed 26 Aug 13:00), or Mon 31 Aug 08:00. A Friday pour needs rebar fixed, formwork closed, and the inspection booked and passed on Thursday 27 Aug — tight but possible if rebar fixing finishes Wednesday/Thursday and formwork closes out by then too. Only Priya can confirm a booking with building control — once the room settles on a day I'll log the request."
+}
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+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.
    12said to itself
    task-management has now made my exact point (Thursday unsupportable, Friday earliest) with the same reasoning. Nothing left to add — staying silent.
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    The time is 2026-09-09T03:51:08.767Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (just now)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (just now)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (just now)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (just now)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.  (just now)
+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, building-control: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
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    {
+  "path": "/site/inspections/building-control.md"
+}
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    # Building control inspections
+
+Inspector: Elmbridge Building Control, duty inspector line 01372 000 000.
+Bookings are made by the project manager only.
+
+## How a slot is booked
+
+- Notice: 48 hours, counted in working hours. A booking made after 13:00 on
+  a Tuesday gets Thursday 13:00 at the earliest.
+- Slots: 08:00 or 13:00, Monday to Friday. Building control does not
+  inspect at weekends.
+- A pre-pour inspection needs the rebar fixed and the formwork closed. An
+  inspector who finds fixing still in progress leaves and the slot is lost.
+
+## What this means for a slab pour
+
+- A weekday pour needs the inspection the day before, at 13:00 at the
+  latest.
+- A Saturday pour needs the inspection on the Friday. Book the Friday 13:00
+  slot by Wednesday 13:00.
+- The inspector signs the pour card. The card stays in the site office.
+
+## Log
+
+| Date       | Inspection       | Result                          |
+| ---------- | ---------------- | ------------------------------- |
+| Wed 12 Aug | Level 2 pre-pour | Passed, pour card signed        |
+| Mon 24 Aug | Level 3 pre-pour | Not booked: fixing not complete |
+
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    Notice is 48 working hours; slots are 08:00 and 13:00, Monday to Friday.
+Thu 27 Aug, 13:00 — open, book by Tue 25 Aug, 13:00
+Fri 28 Aug, 08:00 — open, book by Wed 26 Aug, 08:00
+Fri 28 Aug, 13:00 — open, book by Wed 26 Aug, 13:00
+Mon 31 Aug, 08:00 — open, book by Thu 27 Aug, 08:00
+Nothing requested this week.
    5said to itself
    For a Friday pour, the inspection needs to land Thursday 13:00 at the latest — that slot is open and bookable by Tue 25 Aug 13:00. Fixing won't be done until Wed afternoon, so nobody can request it today; the earliest request goes in Wednesday. That still leaves the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 slot in play (book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00) and Fri 28 Aug 13:00 (book by Wed 26 Aug 13:00) — but a 13:00 Friday inspection is too late for a Friday pour per the rules, so it'd have to be the Fri 08:00 slot the day before... no — for a **Friday** pour the inspection must be **Thursday** 13:00 latest, not Friday itself.
    5callssay
    {
+  "text": "Per /site/inspections/building-control.md: a weekday pour needs the inspection the working day before, at 13:00 latest. For a Friday pour that means Thursday 13:00 at the latest — and that slot (Thu 27 Aug 13:00) is still open, bookable by Tue 25 Aug 13:00 per inspection_slots. But rebar fixing (T-126) won't clear until Wed afternoon at earliest, so nobody can credibly request that slot today — the inspector would find fixing still in progress and walk, per the rules, losing the slot. The earliest a sound request goes in is Wednesday, once fixing and formwork closure are actually confirmed.\n\nPriya — only you can confirm a booking with building control. If you want Friday held, tell me now and I'll log a request against Thu 27 Aug 13:00 in your name, but I'd flag the risk: that's a request, not a confirmation, and it only holds if fixing and the TW-31 formwork check both land by Wednesday. If they slip, Thu 27 Aug 13:00 is lost and the next available is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00 — neither of which supports a Friday pour, only a Monday one."
+}
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+[time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.
+[temporary-works] On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.
    8callssay
    {
+  "text": "Adding to that: for a Friday pour the pre-pour inspection must land Thursday 13:00 at the latest (weekday-pour rule in /site/inspections/building-control.md). That slot — Thu 27 Aug 13:00 — is still open and bookable by Tue 25 Aug 13:00 per inspection_slots, but rebar fixing (T-126) won't clear until Wed afternoon, so a request today would be premature; an inspector finding fixing incomplete walks and the slot is lost. Earliest sound request is Wednesday, once fixing and formwork closure are confirmed.\n\nPriya — I can log a request against Thu 27 Aug 13:00 in your name now if you want Friday held, but only you can confirm it with building control, and it stands or falls on fixing/formwork actually clearing by Wednesday.",
+  "to": "priya"
+}
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+[plant-hire] To close the loop for Priya: my Friday move only stays free if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow (Tue/Wed) — waiting until Wed to decide risks slipping inside the 24h window and the £350 charge. So if Friday is the call, say so now and I'll action the move today.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [temporary-works] On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in.
    11said to itself
    My point about the Thursday 13:00 inspection slot and the fixing-timing risk hasn't been said yet by anyone else — still worth putting on record before Priya decides.
    11callssay
    {
+  "text": "For building control specifically: a Friday pour needs the pre-pour inspection by Thursday 13:00 at the latest. That slot (Thu 27 Aug 13:00) is open and bookable by Tue 25 Aug 13:00 per inspection_slots — but rebar fixing won't clear until Wed afternoon, so requesting it today would be premature; an inspector finding fixing incomplete walks and the slot is lost. Earliest sound request is Wednesday once fixing and formwork are actually confirmed closed.\n\nPriya — only you can confirm a booking with building control. Say the word and I'll log a request against Thu 27 Aug 13:00 in your name, but it only holds if fixing and TW-31 both clear by Wednesday.",
+  "to": "priya"
+}
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+[materials-tracker → priya] To stack alongside plant-hire's pump point: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is the same story — still PROVISIONAL, needs firming, and Trent's 24h lock-in / 60% cancellation charge means action today or tomorrow avoids cost, same as Rapid Pumps. Priya — once Friday is the call, tell me and I'll move D-4488 to Fri 27 Aug 07:00 immediately and get Trent's written confirmation.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [plant-hire] To close the loop for Priya: my Friday move only stays free if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow (Tue/Wed) — waiting until Wed to decide risks slipping inside the 24h window and the £350 charge. So if Friday is the call, say so now and I'll action the move today.
    14said to itself
    My substantive point (Thursday 13:00 slot, fixing-timing risk) still hasn't landed on the record. Let me try once more.
    14callssay
    {
+  "text": "Building control piece for Priya's Friday decision: a Friday pour needs the pre-pour inspection by Thursday 13:00 at the latest, per the rules. That slot — Thu 27 Aug 13:00 — is open and bookable by Tue 25 Aug 13:00. But rebar fixing won't clear until Wed afternoon, so a request today would be premature — an inspector finding fixing incomplete walks and the slot is lost for good. Earliest sound request is Wednesday, once fixing and formwork closure are actually confirmed.\n\nPriya — only you can confirm with building control. Give the word and I'll log a request against Thu 27 Aug 13:00 in your name now to hold it, but flag: it's contingent on fixing and TW-31 clearing by Wednesday.",
+  "to": "priya"
+}
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+[time-tracker] priya: I've raised the Groundworks overtime request to get a certified pump operator on site Friday — 0 of 3 currently on site, plenty of headroom under the 45h threshold, but it's awaiting your (or another human's) approval. That's now the one open item on the labour side alongside plant-hire's and materials-tracker's cost-deadline items — all three (pump move, concrete firm-up, pump operator) need action today/tomorrow to avoid slipping into charges or leaving Friday short-crewed.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [materials-tracker → priya] To stack alongside plant-hire's pump point: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is the same story — still PROVISIONAL, needs firming, and Trent's 24h lock-in / 60% cancellation charge means action today or tomorrow avoids cost, same as Rapid Pumps. Priya — once Friday is the call, tell me and I'll move D-4488 to Fri 27 Aug 07:00 immediately and get Trent's written confirmation.
    17said to itself
    The room is converging fast on other cost items; my inspection-timing point is the one gap in the Friday case that nobody else can cover. I'll try once more, keeping it tight.
    17callssay
    {
+  "text": "One item missing from the Friday case so far: the pre-pour inspection itself. Friday pour needs it booked for Thu 27 Aug 13:00 — that slot is open now but only bookable in time if requested by today, Tue 13:00. Rebar fixing won't clear till Wed afternoon though, so I can't responsibly request it today; earliest safe request is Wednesday once fixing/formwork are confirmed done. Priya — only you confirm with building control; say Friday and I'll log the request against Thu 27 Aug 13:00 in your name, flagged as contingent on Wednesday's fixing/formwork sign-off.",
+  "to": "priya"
+}
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    [new] [time-tracker] priya: I've raised the Groundworks overtime request to get a certified pump operator on site Friday — 0 of 3 currently on site, plenty of headroom under the 45h threshold, but it's awaiting your (or another human's) approval. That's now the one open item on the labour side alongside plant-hire's and materials-tracker's cost-deadline items — all three (pump move, concrete firm-up, pump operator) need action today/tomorrow to avoid slipping into charges or leaving Friday short-crewed.
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    Delivered. Nothing further to add — waiting on Priya's decision now.
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    1the context the room handed it8,370 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:51:39.602Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since 1 minute ago): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (just now)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (just now)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (just now)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (just now)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.  (just now)
+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] To close the loop for Priya: my Friday move only stays free if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow (Tue/Wed) — waiting until Wed to decide risks slipping inside the 24h window and the £350 charge. So if Friday is the call, say so now and I'll action the move today.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] To stack alongside plant-hire's pump point: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is the same story — still PROVISIONAL, needs firming, and Trent's 24h lock-in / 60% cancellation charge means action today or tomorrow avoids cost, same as Rapid Pumps. Priya — once Friday is the call, tell me and I'll move D-4488 to Fri 27 Aug 07:00 immediately and get Trent's written confirmation.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: I've raised the Groundworks overtime request to get a certified pump operator on site Friday — 0 of 3 currently on site, plenty of headroom under the 45h threshold, but it's awaiting your (or another human's) approval. That's now the one open item on the labour side alongside plant-hire's and materials-tracker's cost-deadline items — all three (pump move, concrete firm-up, pump operator) need action today/tomorrow to avoid slipping into charges or leaving Friday short-crewed.  (just now)
+[building-control → priya] One item missing from the Friday case so far: the pre-pour inspection itself. Friday pour needs it booked for Thu 27 Aug 13:00 — that slot is open now but only bookable in time if requested by today, Tue 13:00. Rebar fixing won't clear till Wed afternoon though, so I can't responsibly request it today; earliest safe request is Wednesday once fixing/formwork are confirmed done. Priya — only you confirm with building control; say Friday and I'll log the request against Thu 27 Aug 13:00 in your name, flagged as contingent on Wednesday's fixing/formwork sign-off.  (just now)
+[task-management] Task list updated to match: T-118 (Level 3 pour) now due Fri 28 Aug, T-121 (inspection) due Thu 27 Aug — both still shown blocked. T-121's blocking chain is T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, sam, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Priya — building-control's Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot is the one T-121 needs; nothing else moves it until you confirm Friday and that booking goes in.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, building-control: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I already gave my position in this thread — Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot, contingent on Wed sign-off, and only Priya can confirm it. Let me verify the slot rules before restating anything, in case there's a nuance about the contingency that matters now.
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    Notice is 48 working hours; slots are 08:00 and 13:00, Monday to Friday.
+Thu 27 Aug, 13:00 — open, book by Tue 25 Aug, 13:00
+Fri 28 Aug, 08:00 — open, book by Wed 26 Aug, 08:00
+Fri 28 Aug, 13:00 — open, book by Wed 26 Aug, 13:00
+Mon 31 Aug, 08:00 — open, book by Thu 27 Aug, 08:00
+Nothing requested this week.
    4said to itself
    This changes my earlier read: the Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot needs booking by today, Tue 13:00 — which I already flagged I can't responsibly do since fixing won't clear until Wednesday. But Fri 28 Aug slots book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00/13:00 — that lines up properly with when fixing/formwork actually clear.
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+  "text": "Correction to my last message: Thu 27 Aug 13:00 needs booking by today (Tue) 13:00 — that deadline has effectively passed for a responsible request, since rebar fixing doesn't clear until Wed afternoon. So that slot is off the table regardless of what the room decides now.\n\nThe workable slot for a Friday pour is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00 — both book by Wed 26 Aug (08:00 and 13:00 respectively), which lines up with fixing/formwork clearing Wednesday. Priya — once you confirm Friday, tell me which of the two Friday slots you want and I'll log the request in your name; only you can confirm it with building control. The inspector will need formwork fully closed/propped (per temporary-works' TW-31 check) and rebar fixing signed off before that slot."
+}
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+  "command": "echo \"- 03:52 building-control — Corrected slot analysis: Thu 27 Aug 13:00 booking deadline (Tue 13:00) has passed responsibly; recommending Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00 instead, both bookable by Wed 26 Aug in line with fixing/formwork clearing. Awaiting Priya's confirmation and slot choice.\" >> /site/diary/2026-08-25.md"
+}
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    Diary updated to reflect the corrected slot recommendation.
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    #4 woke on [19] task-management said stayed quiet2 turns · 14,260 tok · $0.01
    1the context the room handed it9,634 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:51:57.503Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since 1 minute ago): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (1 minute ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (1 minute ago)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (1 minute ago)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (1 minute ago)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (1 minute ago)
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.  (just now)
+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] To close the loop for Priya: my Friday move only stays free if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow (Tue/Wed) — waiting until Wed to decide risks slipping inside the 24h window and the £350 charge. So if Friday is the call, say so now and I'll action the move today.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] To stack alongside plant-hire's pump point: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is the same story — still PROVISIONAL, needs firming, and Trent's 24h lock-in / 60% cancellation charge means action today or tomorrow avoids cost, same as Rapid Pumps. Priya — once Friday is the call, tell me and I'll move D-4488 to Fri 27 Aug 07:00 immediately and get Trent's written confirmation.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: I've raised the Groundworks overtime request to get a certified pump operator on site Friday — 0 of 3 currently on site, plenty of headroom under the 45h threshold, but it's awaiting your (or another human's) approval. That's now the one open item on the labour side alongside plant-hire's and materials-tracker's cost-deadline items — all three (pump move, concrete firm-up, pump operator) need action today/tomorrow to avoid slipping into charges or leaving Friday short-crewed.  (just now)
+[building-control → priya] One item missing from the Friday case so far: the pre-pour inspection itself. Friday pour needs it booked for Thu 27 Aug 13:00 — that slot is open now but only bookable in time if requested by today, Tue 13:00. Rebar fixing won't clear till Wed afternoon though, so I can't responsibly request it today; earliest safe request is Wednesday once fixing/formwork are confirmed done. Priya — only you confirm with building control; say Friday and I'll log the request against Thu 27 Aug 13:00 in your name, flagged as contingent on Wednesday's fixing/formwork sign-off.  (just now)
+[task-management] Task list updated to match: T-118 (Level 3 pour) now due Fri 28 Aug, T-121 (inspection) due Thu 27 Aug — both still shown blocked. T-121's blocking chain is T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, sam, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Priya — building-control's Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot is the one T-121 needs; nothing else moves it until you confirm Friday and that booking goes in.  (just now)
+[building-control] Correction to my last message: Thu 27 Aug 13:00 needs booking by today (Tue) 13:00 — that deadline has effectively passed for a responsible request, since rebar fixing doesn't clear until Wed afternoon. So that slot is off the table regardless of what the room decides now.
+
+The workable slot for a Friday pour is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00 — both book by Wed 26 Aug (08:00 and 13:00 respectively), which lines up with fixing/formwork clearing Wednesday. Priya — once you confirm Friday, tell me which of the two Friday slots you want and I'll log the request in your name; only you can confirm it with building control. The inspector will need formwork fully closed/propped (per temporary-works' TW-31 check) and rebar fixing signed off before that slot.  (just now)
+[task-management] Task list corrected: T-121 now due Fri 28 Aug (not Thu 27) since building control's Thu slot deadline has passed. Priya — T-121 and T-118 both sit blocked on you alone now: pick Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00 with building control, and that one decision also unblocks plant-hire's pump move, materials-tracker's concrete firm-up, and time-tracker's overtime approval, all of which are only waiting on Friday being said out loud.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, building-control: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
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    Notice is 48 working hours; slots are 08:00 and 13:00, Monday to Friday.
+Thu 27 Aug, 13:00 — open, book by Tue 25 Aug, 13:00
+Fri 28 Aug, 08:00 — open, book by Wed 26 Aug, 08:00
+Fri 28 Aug, 13:00 — open, book by Wed 26 Aug, 13:00
+Mon 31 Aug, 08:00 — open, book by Thu 27 Aug, 08:00
+Nothing requested this week.
    4said to itself
    I already corrected the record on this: Thu 27 Aug 13:00's booking deadline (Tue 25 Aug 13:00) has passed for a responsible request, so it's off the table. The live options remain Fri 28 Aug 08:00 (book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00) or Fri 28 Aug 13:00 (book by Wed 26 Aug 13:00), both consistent with rebar fixing and formwork clearing Wednesday. Nothing new to add until Priya picks one — waiting on her.
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    1the context the room handed it4,393 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:52:11.885Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since just now, has not seen the last 2 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (1 minute ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (just now)
+· priya left  (just now)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+[sam] Rain all Thursday morning. I am not pouring into that. What do you need from me to move it?  (just now)
+
+sam's question at message 23 is open. Take your turn, building-control: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
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    {
+  "path": "/site/inspections/building-control.md"
+}
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    Notice is 48 working hours; slots are 08:00 and 13:00, Monday to Friday.
+Thu 27 Aug, 13:00 — open, book by Tue 25 Aug, 13:00
+Fri 28 Aug, 08:00 — open, book by Wed 26 Aug, 08:00
+Fri 28 Aug, 13:00 — open, book by Wed 26 Aug, 13:00
+Mon 31 Aug, 08:00 — open, book by Thu 27 Aug, 08:00
+Nothing requested this week.
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    # Building control inspections
+
+Inspector: Elmbridge Building Control, duty inspector line 01372 000 000.
+Bookings are made by the project manager only.
+
+## How a slot is booked
+
+- Notice: 48 hours, counted in working hours. A booking made after 13:00 on
+  a Tuesday gets Thursday 13:00 at the earliest.
+- Slots: 08:00 or 13:00, Monday to Friday. Building control does not
+  inspect at weekends.
+- A pre-pour inspection needs the rebar fixed and the formwork closed. An
+  inspector who finds fixing still in progress leaves and the slot is lost.
+
+## What this means for a slab pour
+
+- A weekday pour needs the inspection the day before, at 13:00 at the
+  latest.
+- A Saturday pour needs the inspection on the Friday. Book the Friday 13:00
+  slot by Wednesday 13:00.
+- The inspector signs the pour card. The card stays in the site office.
+
+## Log
+
+| Date       | Inspection       | Result                          |
+| ---------- | ---------------- | ------------------------------- |
+| Wed 12 Aug | Level 2 pre-pour | Passed, pour card signed        |
+| Mon 24 Aug | Level 3 pre-pour | Not booked: fixing not complete |
+
    5said to itself
    Friday's plan already has both slots (08:00 and 13:00) open. Since Friday's pour needs the pre-pour inspection the day before, at the latest 13:00 — that's Thursday 27 Aug 13:00, which is still open. If the pour moves later than Friday because of Thursday's rain, the Thursday 13:00 slot no longer works as a same-week-before-pour inspection.
    5callssay
    {
+  "text": "Sam — no slot is booked yet, so nothing's locked in. For the record: a Friday 28 Aug pour needs the pre-pour inspection the day before, by 13:00 latest — that's Thu 27 Aug 13:00, which is still open (book by Tue 25 Aug 13:00 per the rules, so that deadline is tight/already passed for standard notice — worth flagging). Fri 08:00 and Fri 13:00 slots are also still open if the inspection itself needs to happen Friday morning instead (i.e. rebar/formwork done Thu, inspector in"
+}
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    1the context the room handed it4,961 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:52:18.071Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since just now, has not seen the last 3 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (1 minute ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (just now)
+· priya left  (just now)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+[sam] Rain all Thursday morning. I am not pouring into that. What do you need from me to move it?  (just now)
+[time-tracker] sam — the Friday pour plan already needs a decision from Priya, not from you, on the crew side: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are on site today, and there's already an overtime request in for Groundworks, 2026-08-28 +8h, sitting "awaiting approval." That request was raised against Friday 28 Aug; nobody's touched it for a Thursday move. If you're pulling the pour off Thursday, someone needs to confirm which day Groundworks actually needs to be called in for — otherwise the pump crew still won't be on site whichever day you land on.  (just now)
+
+sam's question at message 23 is open. Take your turn, building-control: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2callsinspection_slots
    {}
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    Notice is 48 working hours; slots are 08:00 and 13:00, Monday to Friday.
+Thu 27 Aug, 13:00 — open, book by Tue 25 Aug, 13:00
+Fri 28 Aug, 08:00 — open, book by Wed 26 Aug, 08:00
+Fri 28 Aug, 13:00 — open, book by Wed 26 Aug, 13:00
+Mon 31 Aug, 08:00 — open, book by Thu 27 Aug, 08:00
+Nothing requested this week.
    4said to itself
    Sam's already moved off Thursday for weather — good, since the Thu 27 13:00 booking deadline is today (Tue 25 Aug, 13:00) and would be tight regardless. Friday still holds both slots (08:00 and 13:00, book by Wed 26 Aug).
    4callssay
    {
+  "text": "Confirming for the record: Fri 28 Aug still has both inspection slots open (08:00 and 13:00), book-by is Wed 26 Aug. Thu 27 Aug 13:00 was the only Thursday slot and its book-by deadline is today — so moving off Thursday for rain costs nothing there. But I can only log a request against a slot; only Priya can actually confirm a booking with building control, and she's just left the room. Sam — once you and Priya settle on Friday, someone needs to get that confirmation to Priya so she books it before Wed 26 Aug."
+}
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    {
+  "slot": "Fri 28 Aug, 08:00",
+  "inspection": "Level 3 pre-pour rebar inspection",
+  "requestedBy": "sam"
+}
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    7request_inspection returned
    Requested: Level 3 pre-pour rebar inspection at Fri 28 Aug, 08:00, by sam. The project manager confirms it with building control before Wed 26 Aug, 08:00.
    8calls on the drivebash
    {
+  "command": "echo \"- 03:52 building-control — Requested Fri 28 Aug 08:00 slot for Level 3 pre-pour rebar inspection, at sam's request (Thursday ruled out by rain, Thu 27 13:00 slot's book-by was today anyway). Still needs Priya to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00.\" >> /site/diary/2026-08-25.md"
+}
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    [new] [plant-hire] Pump (H-207, Rapid Pumps) is already booked provisionally for Fri 28 Aug, not Thursday — so no move or charge needed on my end for the rain call. It's free to firm up with 24h notice; only turns costly (£350 re-mobilisation) if it moves again inside 24h of the day. So the plant side is fine as-is — it's just waiting on the same confirmation as the inspection slot.
    11callssay
    {
+  "text": "I've logged a request for the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 inspection slot against sam's Thursday-to-Friday move. That's just a placeholder in my system, though — Priya is the only one who can actually confirm it with building control, and that needs to happen by Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Both Friday slots (08:00 and 13:00) are still open if 08:00 doesn't suit the pump/crew timing."
+}
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    Not delivered — the room moved while you were speaking. New on the record:
+[materials-tracker] sam — materials side: rebar (D-4471) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug regardless of pour day, so that's not a factor in your rain call. The one open item is concrete — D-4488, 96m³ from Trent Ready-Mix — still only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. Trent's terms are 24h lock-in before the slot, 60% charge if cancelled inside that window, free to move outside it. Once Friday's confirmed as the plan I'll move D-4488 to Fri 28 Aug 07:00 now, while it's still free — no cost either way as long as it's done before that lock-in window closes.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
    13steered in mid-turn562 chars
    [new] [materials-tracker] sam — materials side: rebar (D-4471) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug regardless of pour day, so that's not a factor in your rain call. The one open item is concrete — D-4488, 96m³ from Trent Ready-Mix — still only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. Trent's terms are 24h lock-in before the slot, 60% charge if cancelled inside that window, free to move outside it. Once Friday's confirmed as the plan I'll move D-4488 to Fri 28 Aug 07:00 now, while it's still free — no cost either way as long as it's done before that lock-in window closes.
    14said to itself
    Nothing new to add — my point about the inspection slot request and the Wed 26 Aug confirmation deadline still stands and hasn't been covered by others yet.
    14callssay
    {
+  "text": "I've logged a request for the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 inspection slot against sam's move off Thursday. That's a placeholder only — Priya is the one who must confirm it with building control, by Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Both Friday slots (08:00 and 13:00) remain open if 08:00 doesn't fit the pump/crew timing."
+}
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    15say returned an error
    Not delivered — the room moved while you were speaking. New on the record:
+[temporary-works] Formwork side, Sam: TW-31 isn't booked yet — can't be until Friday's confirmed, since it books the working day before and runs 06:30 morning-of. Formwork's at 80% closed, striking crew still on falsework; needs full closure and propping before I can check it. If Friday holds, I need that closure done by Thursday so I can book TW-31 Thursday for Friday 06:30.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
    16steered in mid-turn384 chars
    [new] [temporary-works] Formwork side, Sam: TW-31 isn't booked yet — can't be until Friday's confirmed, since it books the working day before and runs 06:30 morning-of. Formwork's at 80% closed, striking crew still on falsework; needs full closure and propping before I can check it. If Friday holds, I need that closure done by Thursday so I can book TW-31 Thursday for Friday 06:30.
    17said to itself
    My point about the inspection slot hasn't been made yet by anyone else — still worth surfacing since it's a distinct deadline (Wed 26 Aug) from what others have flagged.
    17callssay
    {
+  "text": "I've logged a request for the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 building control slot against sam's move off Thursday. That's a placeholder only — Priya has to confirm it with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Both Friday slots remain open if 08:00 doesn't suit."
+}
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    1the context the room handed it7,533 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:52:43.181Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since just now, has not seen the last 9 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (2 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (just now)
+· priya left  (just now)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+[sam] Rain all Thursday morning. I am not pouring into that. What do you need from me to move it?  (just now)
+[time-tracker] sam — the Friday pour plan already needs a decision from Priya, not from you, on the crew side: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are on site today, and there's already an overtime request in for Groundworks, 2026-08-28 +8h, sitting "awaiting approval." That request was raised against Friday 28 Aug; nobody's touched it for a Thursday move. If you're pulling the pour off Thursday, someone needs to confirm which day Groundworks actually needs to be called in for — otherwise the pump crew still won't be on site whichever day you land on.  (just now)
+[building-control] Confirming for the record: Fri 28 Aug still has both inspection slots open (08:00 and 13:00), book-by is Wed 26 Aug. Thu 27 Aug 13:00 was the only Thursday slot and its book-by deadline is today — so moving off Thursday for rain costs nothing there. But I can only log a request against a slot; only Priya can actually confirm a booking with building control, and she's just left the room. Sam — once you and Priya settle on Friday, someone needs to get that confirmation to Priya so she books it before Wed 26 Aug.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] Pump (H-207, Rapid Pumps) is already booked provisionally for Fri 28 Aug, not Thursday — so no move or charge needed on my end for the rain call. It's free to firm up with 24h notice; only turns costly (£350 re-mobilisation) if it moves again inside 24h of the day. So the plant side is fine as-is — it's just waiting on the same confirmation as the inspection slot.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker] sam — materials side: rebar (D-4471) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug regardless of pour day, so that's not a factor in your rain call. The one open item is concrete — D-4488, 96m³ from Trent Ready-Mix — still only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. Trent's terms are 24h lock-in before the slot, 60% charge if cancelled inside that window, free to move outside it. Once Friday's confirmed as the plan I'll move D-4488 to Fri 28 Aug 07:00 now, while it's still free — no cost either way as long as it's done before that lock-in window closes.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Formwork side, Sam: TW-31 isn't booked yet — can't be until Friday's confirmed, since it books the working day before and runs 06:30 morning-of. Formwork's at 80% closed, striking crew still on falsework; needs full closure and propping before I can check it. If Friday holds, I need that closure done by Thursday so I can book TW-31 Thursday for Friday 06:30.  (just now)
+[building-control] I've logged a request for the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 building control slot against sam's move off Thursday. That's a placeholder only — Priya has to confirm it with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Both Friday slots remain open if 08:00 doesn't suit.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] sam — the crew gap is still unaddressed by anyone else: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators on site today, and the overtime request for Fri 28 Aug (+8h) is still awaiting human approval. Everything else — inspection slot, pump machine, concrete, formwork — is lining up on Friday, but this one needs Priya to approve before there's actually a crew to run the pump.  (just now)
+
+sam's question at message 23 is open. Take your turn, building-control: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I already logged the placeholder for Fri 28 Aug 08:00 and flagged that only Priya can confirm it. Nothing new to add since she's not here to act on it — staying silent.
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    1the context the room handed it5,107 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:52:55.967Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since just now, has not seen the last 13 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (2 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (2 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (just now)
+· priya left  (just now)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+[dan] What does moving cost, and is there anything of mine holding this up?  (just now)
+
+dan's question at message 34 is open. Take your turn, building-control: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
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    Notice is 48 working hours; slots are 08:00 and 13:00, Monday to Friday.
+Thu 27 Aug, 13:00 — open, book by Tue 25 Aug, 13:00
+Fri 28 Aug, 08:00 — requested, book by Wed 26 Aug, 08:00
+Fri 28 Aug, 13:00 — open, book by Wed 26 Aug, 13:00
+Mon 31 Aug, 08:00 — open, book by Thu 27 Aug, 08:00
+Requested: Level 3 pre-pour rebar inspection at Fri 28 Aug, 08:00 (awaiting the project manager’s confirmation)
    4said to itself
    Dan's question doesn't concern my remit directly, but there's a live gap worth flagging: nothing of dan's is holding this up, but the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 rebar inspection slot is only *requested*, not confirmed — it needs Priya to book it with building control by Wed 26 Aug, 08:00 or it lapses and Friday's pour slips. That deadline is tighter than the Friday-pour discussion suggests.
    4callssay
    {
+  "text": "Nothing of dan's is blocking this. For the record though: the Level 3 pre-pour rebar inspection for Fri 28 Aug 08:00 is only requested, not confirmed — only Priya can confirm it with building control, and the deadline is Wed 26 Aug 08:00. If that slips, Fri 28 Aug 13:00 is the only other opening that day (book by Wed 26 Aug 13:00); after that it's Mon 31 Aug 08:00."
+}
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    5say returned an error
    Not delivered — the room moved while you were speaking. New on the record:
+[time-tracker] On the cost side of the labour piece: the Groundworks overtime request is +8h for 2026-08-28, still awaiting approval — that's the pump crew (Groundworks holds the pump ticket, 0 of 3 currently on site, need them mobilised for Friday). It needs a human approval; nothing else of mine is holding the move. Separately worth flagging: Formwork is at 44h logged this week against a 45h threshold with only 3 of 5 on site today — if anyone leans on formwork to hit Thursday closure, that's right at the OT line too and may need its own request.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
    6steered in mid-turn560 chars
    [new] [time-tracker] On the cost side of the labour piece: the Groundworks overtime request is +8h for 2026-08-28, still awaiting approval — that's the pump crew (Groundworks holds the pump ticket, 0 of 3 currently on site, need them mobilised for Friday). It needs a human approval; nothing else of mine is holding the move. Separately worth flagging: Formwork is at 44h logged this week against a 45h threshold with only 3 of 5 on site today — if anyone leans on formwork to hit Thursday closure, that's right at the OT line too and may need its own request.
    7said to itself
    My point still stands and adds new information (the inspection deadline) that time-tracker's message didn't cover.
    7callssay
    {
+  "text": "Nothing of dan's is holding this up. For the record: the Level 3 pre-pour rebar inspection for Fri 28 Aug 08:00 is only requested, not confirmed — only Priya can confirm it with building control, deadline Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Miss that and the only other Friday slot is 13:00 (book by Wed 26 Aug 13:00); after that it's Mon 31 Aug 08:00."
+}
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    8say returned an error
    Not delivered — the room moved while you were speaking. New on the record:
+[task-management → dan] To add to that: nothing of yours, dan, is blocking the chain — T-121/T-126/T-133 sit with priya and sam. Your own open item is T-130, confirm concrete pump hire H-207, due today — that's yours to close once Friday's locked. For actual move/cancellation cost, that's plant-hire's number, not mine.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
    9steered in mid-turn326 chars
    [new] [task-management → dan] To add to that: nothing of yours, dan, is blocking the chain — T-121/T-126/T-133 sit with priya and sam. Your own open item is T-130, confirm concrete pump hire H-207, due today — that's yours to close once Friday's locked. For actual move/cancellation cost, that's plant-hire's number, not mine.
    10said to itself
    My inspection deadline point still hasn't been said and remains new information.
    10callssay
    {
+  "text": "Nothing of dan's blocks this. Separately: the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 rebar inspection is only requested, not confirmed — only Priya can confirm it with building control, deadline Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Miss that and the fallback is Fri 28 Aug 13:00 (book by Wed 26 Aug 13:00), then Mon 31 Aug 08:00."
+}
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    The time is 2026-09-09T03:53:11.142Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since 1 minute ago, has not seen the last 17 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (2 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (2 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+[dan] What does moving cost, and is there anything of mine holding this up?  (just now)
+[time-tracker] On the cost side of the labour piece: the Groundworks overtime request is +8h for 2026-08-28, still awaiting approval — that's the pump crew (Groundworks holds the pump ticket, 0 of 3 currently on site, need them mobilised for Friday). It needs a human approval; nothing else of mine is holding the move. Separately worth flagging: Formwork is at 44h logged this week against a 45h threshold with only 3 of 5 on site today — if anyone leans on formwork to hit Thursday closure, that's right at the OT line too and may need its own request.  (just now)
+[task-management → dan] To add to that: nothing of yours, dan, is blocking the chain — T-121/T-126/T-133 sit with priya and sam. Your own open item is T-130, confirm concrete pump hire H-207, due today — that's yours to close once Friday's locked. For actual move/cancellation cost, that's plant-hire's number, not mine.  (just now)
+[building-control] Nothing of dan's blocks this. Separately: the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 rebar inspection is only requested, not confirmed — only Priya can confirm it with building control, deadline Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Miss that and the fallback is Fri 28 Aug 13:00 (book by Wed 26 Aug 13:00), then Mon 31 Aug 08:00.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] The number, dan: moving H-207 to Friday cost £0 — Rapid Pumps move a booked day free with 24h notice, and this move was outside that window. Confirming T-130 won't add any charge. Only risk is if it moves again inside 24h (£350 re-mob) or slips to Saturday (£200 uplift).  (just now)
+
+dan's question at message 34 is open. Take your turn, building-control: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    Nothing further to add — I already covered the slot status and deadline for dan's benefit in my last message.
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    1the context the room handed it7,112 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:53:14.869Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since 1 minute ago, has not seen the last 18 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since 1 minute ago): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (2 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (2 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+· sam arrived  (1 minute ago)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+[dan] What does moving cost, and is there anything of mine holding this up?  (just now)
+[time-tracker] On the cost side of the labour piece: the Groundworks overtime request is +8h for 2026-08-28, still awaiting approval — that's the pump crew (Groundworks holds the pump ticket, 0 of 3 currently on site, need them mobilised for Friday). It needs a human approval; nothing else of mine is holding the move. Separately worth flagging: Formwork is at 44h logged this week against a 45h threshold with only 3 of 5 on site today — if anyone leans on formwork to hit Thursday closure, that's right at the OT line too and may need its own request.  (just now)
+[task-management → dan] To add to that: nothing of yours, dan, is blocking the chain — T-121/T-126/T-133 sit with priya and sam. Your own open item is T-130, confirm concrete pump hire H-207, due today — that's yours to close once Friday's locked. For actual move/cancellation cost, that's plant-hire's number, not mine.  (just now)
+[building-control] Nothing of dan's blocks this. Separately: the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 rebar inspection is only requested, not confirmed — only Priya can confirm it with building control, deadline Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Miss that and the fallback is Fri 28 Aug 13:00 (book by Wed 26 Aug 13:00), then Mon 31 Aug 08:00.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] The number, dan: moving H-207 to Friday cost £0 — Rapid Pumps move a booked day free with 24h notice, and this move was outside that window. Confirming T-130 won't add any charge. Only risk is if it moves again inside 24h (£350 re-mob) or slips to Saturday (£200 uplift).  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Nothing of mine carries a cost, dan. Separate flag still standing: TW-31 isn't booked, formwork is at 80% closure per the diary, and it needs full closure/propping plus booking the working day before the pour for a 06:30 Friday check. Time-tracker flagged formwork crew already at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to full closure by Thursday may need its own overtime request, same issue as the pump crew but on your desk.  (just now)
+
+dan's question at message 34 is open. Take your turn, building-control: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    My point about the Fri 08:00 slot and deadline was already made in the record just now. Nothing new to add on dan's cost question.
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    The time is 2026-09-09T03:53:18.441Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since 1 minute ago, has not seen the last 19 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since 1 minute ago): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (2 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (2 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+· sam arrived  (1 minute ago)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+[dan] What does moving cost, and is there anything of mine holding this up?  (just now)
+[time-tracker] On the cost side of the labour piece: the Groundworks overtime request is +8h for 2026-08-28, still awaiting approval — that's the pump crew (Groundworks holds the pump ticket, 0 of 3 currently on site, need them mobilised for Friday). It needs a human approval; nothing else of mine is holding the move. Separately worth flagging: Formwork is at 44h logged this week against a 45h threshold with only 3 of 5 on site today — if anyone leans on formwork to hit Thursday closure, that's right at the OT line too and may need its own request.  (just now)
+[task-management → dan] To add to that: nothing of yours, dan, is blocking the chain — T-121/T-126/T-133 sit with priya and sam. Your own open item is T-130, confirm concrete pump hire H-207, due today — that's yours to close once Friday's locked. For actual move/cancellation cost, that's plant-hire's number, not mine.  (just now)
+[building-control] Nothing of dan's blocks this. Separately: the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 rebar inspection is only requested, not confirmed — only Priya can confirm it with building control, deadline Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Miss that and the fallback is Fri 28 Aug 13:00 (book by Wed 26 Aug 13:00), then Mon 31 Aug 08:00.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] The number, dan: moving H-207 to Friday cost £0 — Rapid Pumps move a booked day free with 24h notice, and this move was outside that window. Confirming T-130 won't add any charge. Only risk is if it moves again inside 24h (£350 re-mob) or slips to Saturday (£200 uplift).  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Nothing of mine carries a cost, dan. Separate flag still standing: TW-31 isn't booked, formwork is at 80% closure per the diary, and it needs full closure/propping plus booking the working day before the pour for a 06:30 Friday check. Time-tracker flagged formwork crew already at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to full closure by Thursday may need its own overtime request, same issue as the pump crew but on your desk.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker] Completing the cost picture for dan: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³ Trent) is also a free move — still provisional for Thu 27 Aug, hasn't hit Trent's 24h lock-in yet. Moving it to Fri 28 Aug costs £0 if actioned today/tomorrow; leaving it to lock against Thursday then cancelling would cost 60% of the load. I'll move it as soon as Friday is confirmed.  (just now)
+
+dan's question at message 34 is open. Take your turn, building-control: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I already answered dan's question in my last message. Nothing new to add here — staying silent.
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    1the context the room handed it6,612 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:53:32.609Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now, has not seen the last 23 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since 1 minute ago): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (2 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (2 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+── priya has not seen anything below this line ──
+· sam arrived  (1 minute ago)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+── 7 messages, summarised for dan below ──
+[assistant → dan] Moving the pour to Friday costs you £0: Rapid Pumps move H-207 free with 24h notice (confirming your T-130 today locks that in), and Trent's D-4488 concrete order is still pre-lock-in so shifting it to Fri 28 Aug is also free if actioned today/tomorrow. Risk only bites if you don't act — a second move inside 24h is £350 re-mob on the pump, Saturday slip is +£200, and letting the concrete order lock against Thursday before cancelling costs 60% of the load. Nothing of yours is blocking the chain (T-121/126/133 sit with priya/sam); your only open item is closing T-130 once Friday's confirmed. Separate cost risk worth watching: formwork crew is at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to Thursday closure may need its own overtime approval on your desk, same issue as the pump crew's still-pending OT request.  (just now)
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management → priya] Priya — welcome back. The one thing still sitting on you: T-121, the building control inspection slot for Friday isn't confirmed yet. There's a placeholder logged for Fri 28 Aug 08:00, but you need to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 (both 08:00 and 13:00 Friday slots are still open if 08:00 doesn't suit). It's also formally blocked behind T-126/T-133 (Sam's rebar work) clearing, but those are on track — the booking itself is the piece only you can move.  (just now)
+[priya] Remind me what Saturday needs from me before I ring the client.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 44 is open. Take your turn, building-control: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
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    {}
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    3inspection_slots returned
    Notice is 48 working hours; slots are 08:00 and 13:00, Monday to Friday.
+Thu 27 Aug, 13:00 — open, book by Tue 25 Aug, 13:00
+Fri 28 Aug, 08:00 — requested, book by Wed 26 Aug, 08:00
+Fri 28 Aug, 13:00 — open, book by Wed 26 Aug, 13:00
+Mon 31 Aug, 08:00 — open, book by Thu 27 Aug, 08:00
+Requested: Level 3 pre-pour rebar inspection at Fri 28 Aug, 08:00 (awaiting the project manager’s confirmation)
    4callssay
    {
+  "text": "On Saturday specifically: building control has no weekend slots — the rules only run Monday to Friday, 08:00/13:00, with 48 working hours' notice. So a Saturday pour would have no inspection slot at all; the next one after Friday is Mon 31 Aug 08:00 (book by Thu 27 Aug 08:00). If you're weighing Saturday as a fallback, that's the constraint to tell the client. For Friday itself, the slot I need you to confirm is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 — requested, book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00, and only you can confirm it with building control."
+}
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    5say returned
    delivered
    6said to itself
    Done — nothing further to add unless the room moves on the Saturday question.
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now, has not seen the last 26 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since 1 minute ago): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (3 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (3 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (2 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+── priya has not seen anything below this line ──
+· sam arrived  (1 minute ago)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+── 7 messages, summarised for dan below ──
+[assistant → dan] Moving the pour to Friday costs you £0: Rapid Pumps move H-207 free with 24h notice (confirming your T-130 today locks that in), and Trent's D-4488 concrete order is still pre-lock-in so shifting it to Fri 28 Aug is also free if actioned today/tomorrow. Risk only bites if you don't act — a second move inside 24h is £350 re-mob on the pump, Saturday slip is +£200, and letting the concrete order lock against Thursday before cancelling costs 60% of the load. Nothing of yours is blocking the chain (T-121/126/133 sit with priya/sam); your only open item is closing T-130 once Friday's confirmed. Separate cost risk worth watching: formwork crew is at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to Thursday closure may need its own overtime approval on your desk, same issue as the pump crew's still-pending OT request.  (just now)
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management → priya] Priya — welcome back. The one thing still sitting on you: T-121, the building control inspection slot for Friday isn't confirmed yet. There's a placeholder logged for Fri 28 Aug 08:00, but you need to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 (both 08:00 and 13:00 Friday slots are still open if 08:00 doesn't suit). It's also formally blocked behind T-126/T-133 (Sam's rebar work) clearing, but those are on track — the booking itself is the piece only you can move.  (just now)
+[priya] Remind me what Saturday needs from me before I ring the client.  (just now)
+[building-control] On Saturday specifically: building control has no weekend slots — the rules only run Monday to Friday, 08:00/13:00, with 48 working hours' notice. So a Saturday pour would have no inspection slot at all; the next one after Friday is Mon 31 Aug 08:00 (book by Thu 27 Aug 08:00). If you're weighing Saturday as a fallback, that's the constraint to tell the client. For Friday itself, the slot I need you to confirm is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 — requested, book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00, and only you can confirm it with building control.  (just now)
+[plant-hire → priya] Adding the plant cost to that: if Saturday were ever pursued despite no inspection slot, moving H-207 (Rapid Pumps) off Friday costs £200 weekend uplift with ≥24h notice, or £550 (+£350 re-mob) inside 24h. But since building control has nothing between Fri 28 Aug and Mon 31 Aug, Saturday isn't a live option regardless of plant cost — Friday 28 Aug stays the target.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker] One more piece for the Friday target: D-4488 (96m³ Trent concrete) is still only provisional against Thu 27 Aug, not yet matched to Friday. Trent's lock-in is 24h before the slot — moving it to Fri 28 Aug is free if actioned today/tomorrow, but left unconfirmed past that window it's 60% cancellation on the load. Worth firming up alongside the building control booking, same timeframe.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 44 is open. Take your turn, building-control: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I've already answered priya's Saturday question directly with the full constraint. Nothing new to add here — my last message covered it. I'll stay silent.
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now, has not seen the last 27 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since 1 minute ago): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (3 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (3 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (3 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+── priya has not seen anything below this line ──
+· sam arrived  (1 minute ago)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+── 7 messages, summarised for dan below ──
+[assistant → dan] Moving the pour to Friday costs you £0: Rapid Pumps move H-207 free with 24h notice (confirming your T-130 today locks that in), and Trent's D-4488 concrete order is still pre-lock-in so shifting it to Fri 28 Aug is also free if actioned today/tomorrow. Risk only bites if you don't act — a second move inside 24h is £350 re-mob on the pump, Saturday slip is +£200, and letting the concrete order lock against Thursday before cancelling costs 60% of the load. Nothing of yours is blocking the chain (T-121/126/133 sit with priya/sam); your only open item is closing T-130 once Friday's confirmed. Separate cost risk worth watching: formwork crew is at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to Thursday closure may need its own overtime approval on your desk, same issue as the pump crew's still-pending OT request.  (just now)
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management → priya] Priya — welcome back. The one thing still sitting on you: T-121, the building control inspection slot for Friday isn't confirmed yet. There's a placeholder logged for Fri 28 Aug 08:00, but you need to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 (both 08:00 and 13:00 Friday slots are still open if 08:00 doesn't suit). It's also formally blocked behind T-126/T-133 (Sam's rebar work) clearing, but those are on track — the booking itself is the piece only you can move.  (just now)
+[priya] Remind me what Saturday needs from me before I ring the client.  (just now)
+[building-control] On Saturday specifically: building control has no weekend slots — the rules only run Monday to Friday, 08:00/13:00, with 48 working hours' notice. So a Saturday pour would have no inspection slot at all; the next one after Friday is Mon 31 Aug 08:00 (book by Thu 27 Aug 08:00). If you're weighing Saturday as a fallback, that's the constraint to tell the client. For Friday itself, the slot I need you to confirm is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 — requested, book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00, and only you can confirm it with building control.  (just now)
+[plant-hire → priya] Adding the plant cost to that: if Saturday were ever pursued despite no inspection slot, moving H-207 (Rapid Pumps) off Friday costs £200 weekend uplift with ≥24h notice, or £550 (+£350 re-mob) inside 24h. But since building control has nothing between Fri 28 Aug and Mon 31 Aug, Saturday isn't a live option regardless of plant cost — Friday 28 Aug stays the target.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker] One more piece for the Friday target: D-4488 (96m³ Trent concrete) is still only provisional against Thu 27 Aug, not yet matched to Friday. Trent's lock-in is 24h before the slot — moving it to Fri 28 Aug is free if actioned today/tomorrow, but left unconfirmed past that window it's 60% cancellation on the load. Worth firming up alongside the building control booking, same timeframe.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] Still outstanding on my side: the Groundworks pump-operator overtime request (+8h, 28 Aug) is raised but awaiting approval, and 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site — that needs sign-off before Friday's pour crew is actually covered.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 44 is open. Take your turn, building-control: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    Already covered by my prior message. Nothing new to add.
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now, has not seen the last 28 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since 1 minute ago): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (3 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (3 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (3 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+── priya has not seen anything below this line ──
+· sam arrived  (1 minute ago)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+── 7 messages, summarised for dan below ──
+[assistant → dan] Moving the pour to Friday costs you £0: Rapid Pumps move H-207 free with 24h notice (confirming your T-130 today locks that in), and Trent's D-4488 concrete order is still pre-lock-in so shifting it to Fri 28 Aug is also free if actioned today/tomorrow. Risk only bites if you don't act — a second move inside 24h is £350 re-mob on the pump, Saturday slip is +£200, and letting the concrete order lock against Thursday before cancelling costs 60% of the load. Nothing of yours is blocking the chain (T-121/126/133 sit with priya/sam); your only open item is closing T-130 once Friday's confirmed. Separate cost risk worth watching: formwork crew is at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to Thursday closure may need its own overtime approval on your desk, same issue as the pump crew's still-pending OT request.  (just now)
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management → priya] Priya — welcome back. The one thing still sitting on you: T-121, the building control inspection slot for Friday isn't confirmed yet. There's a placeholder logged for Fri 28 Aug 08:00, but you need to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 (both 08:00 and 13:00 Friday slots are still open if 08:00 doesn't suit). It's also formally blocked behind T-126/T-133 (Sam's rebar work) clearing, but those are on track — the booking itself is the piece only you can move.  (just now)
+[priya] Remind me what Saturday needs from me before I ring the client.  (just now)
+[building-control] On Saturday specifically: building control has no weekend slots — the rules only run Monday to Friday, 08:00/13:00, with 48 working hours' notice. So a Saturday pour would have no inspection slot at all; the next one after Friday is Mon 31 Aug 08:00 (book by Thu 27 Aug 08:00). If you're weighing Saturday as a fallback, that's the constraint to tell the client. For Friday itself, the slot I need you to confirm is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 — requested, book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00, and only you can confirm it with building control.  (just now)
+[plant-hire → priya] Adding the plant cost to that: if Saturday were ever pursued despite no inspection slot, moving H-207 (Rapid Pumps) off Friday costs £200 weekend uplift with ≥24h notice, or £550 (+£350 re-mob) inside 24h. But since building control has nothing between Fri 28 Aug and Mon 31 Aug, Saturday isn't a live option regardless of plant cost — Friday 28 Aug stays the target.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker] One more piece for the Friday target: D-4488 (96m³ Trent concrete) is still only provisional against Thu 27 Aug, not yet matched to Friday. Trent's lock-in is 24h before the slot — moving it to Fri 28 Aug is free if actioned today/tomorrow, but left unconfirmed past that window it's 60% cancellation on the load. Worth firming up alongside the building control booking, same timeframe.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] Still outstanding on my side: the Groundworks pump-operator overtime request (+8h, 28 Aug) is raised but awaiting approval, and 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site — that needs sign-off before Friday's pour crew is actually covered.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] TW-31 (formwork/falsework check) is now booked: Fri 28 Aug 06:30, R. Okafor, requested by priya. It needs formwork fully closed and propped by then — currently at 80% closure, so sam's crew needs to close the remaining 20% and finish propping by end of Thursday for the check to pass.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 44 is open. Take your turn, building-control: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I already answered priya's Saturday question directly in the prior turn — no new information to add. Staying silent.
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (active, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (just now)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (just now)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (just now)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (just now)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, plant-hire: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
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    {}
    2callshire_terms
    {
+  "supplier": "Trent Ready-Mix"
+}
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    H-207 Concrete pump, 36 m boom — Rapid Pumps, on site Wed 26 Aug, evening, for Thu 27 Aug, provisional — T-130 not confirmed
    4hire_terms returned
    No terms held for 'Trent Ready-Mix'.
    5callshire_terms
    {
+  "supplier": "Rapid Pumps"
+}
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    {
+  "path": "/site/pour-plan/level-3-slab.md"
+}
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    Rapid Pumps — A booked day moves free with 24h notice. Inside 24h a re-mobilisation charge of £350 applies. Saturday delivery carries a £200 weekend uplift. The operator is the site’s own; the hire is the pump alone.
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    # Method statement: Level 3 slab pour (T-118)
+
+Revision C, issued Fri 21 Aug. Temporary works coordinator: R. Okafor.
+
+## The pour
+
+- Concrete: C32/40, 96 m³, from Trent Ready-Mix. The order locks 24 hours
+  before the slot; a cancellation inside the lock is charged.
+- Placement: by pump from Bay 2. One pump, one operator holding a pump
+  operation ticket. Groundworks holds that ticket on this project.
+- Window: 07:00 to 13:00. The last load is on site by 11:30 so the finishing
+  crew has two hours before the surface goes off.
+- Rate: 16 m³ per hour, one load every 20 minutes.
+
+## People on the day
+
+| Role                | Trade        | Number | Ticket needed      |
+| ------------------- | ------------ | ------ | ------------------ |
+| Pour supervisor     | Concrete     | 1      | pour supervision   |
+| Placing and finish  | Concrete     | 5      | power float (2 of) |
+| Pump operator       | Groundworks  | 1      | pump operation     |
+| Standby steel fixer | Steel fixers | 2      | none               |
+
+Nine people on the deck at 07:00. A pour on a Saturday is paid at the
+weekend rate and needs overtime approved by the Friday.
+
+## Before the pour
+
+1. Rebar fixing complete and signed by the foreman (T-126).
+2. Building control pre-pour inspection passed (T-121). No pour without the
+   inspector's signature on the card.
+3. Pump on site the evening before, tested on water (T-130).
+4. Formwork and falsework checked by the temporary works coordinator on the
+   morning of the pour.
+
+## Weather limits
+
+- No pour if the forecast for the window shows more than 2 mm of rain in any
+  hour. Rain on fresh concrete washes out the surface and the finish fails.
+- No pour if the air temperature is below 5 °C at 07:00.
+- Wind above 40 km/h stops the pump boom.
+
+If the forecast fails these limits on the morning of the pour, the pour
+moves to the next day that passes them. The concrete order moves with it.
+
+## After the pour
+
+Cure for seven days before striking the formwork. Level 2 strike (T-124)
+is independent of this pour and can go ahead.
+
    8said to itself
    The pump (H-207, Rapid Pumps) is already on the record for Thu 27 Aug, provisional and on site the evening before — that lines up with a Thursday pour, no move needed there. But the real blocker for Thursday isn't plant: it's that the concrete (Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is still only provisional, and building control's slot isn't booked yet.
    8callssay
    {
+  "text": "Plant side: H-207 (36m boom pump, Rapid Pumps) is already on the board for on-site Wed 26 Aug evening, testing on water, for a Thu 27 Aug pour — that's booked correctly for Thursday, just marked provisional pending T-130 confirmation. No move needed if Thursday holds. If Thursday slips, Rapid Pumps moves free with 24h notice — but inside 24h it's a £350 re-mobilisation charge, so the concrete (Trent) and building control slot need to firm up today or tomorrow at the latest to avoid that cost landing on a late change."
+}
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    Not delivered — the room moved while you were speaking. New on the record:
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.
+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.
    11said to itself
    Friday now looks like the likely date. Since the pump hire is currently sitting for Thursday, I should flag the move implication now rather than wait.
    11callssay
    {
+  "text": "If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps."
+}
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    [new] [task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.
    14said to itself
    Nothing new to add — my point about the pump move already covers this.
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (just now)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (just now)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (just now)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (just now)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.  (just now)
+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, plant-hire: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I already gave my position in the record — waiting for the room to settle on Friday before executing the move. Nothing new to add until priya confirms the date.
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (just now)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (just now)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (just now)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (just now)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.  (just now)
+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, plant-hire: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I already gave my position in the prior message (H-207 free to move if we notify Rapid Pumps today/tomorrow). Priya still needs to actually decide Friday for that to trigger — nothing new to add until she does.
    2callssay
    {
+  "text": "To close the loop for Priya: my Friday move only stays free if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow (Tue/Wed) — waiting until Wed to decide risks slipping inside the 24h window and the £350 charge. So if Friday is the call, say so now and I'll action the move today."
+}
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    4said to itself
    Said what's needed; waiting on Priya's decision.
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (just now)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (just now)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (just now)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (just now)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.  (just now)
+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] To close the loop for Priya: my Friday move only stays free if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow (Tue/Wed) — waiting until Wed to decide risks slipping inside the 24h window and the £350 charge. So if Friday is the call, say so now and I'll action the move today.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] To stack alongside plant-hire's pump point: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is the same story — still PROVISIONAL, needs firming, and Trent's 24h lock-in / 60% cancellation charge means action today or tomorrow avoids cost, same as Rapid Pumps. Priya — once Friday is the call, tell me and I'll move D-4488 to Fri 27 Aug 07:00 immediately and get Trent's written confirmation.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: I've raised the Groundworks overtime request to get a certified pump operator on site Friday — 0 of 3 currently on site, plenty of headroom under the 45h threshold, but it's awaiting your (or another human's) approval. That's now the one open item on the labour side alongside plant-hire's and materials-tracker's cost-deadline items — all three (pump move, concrete firm-up, pump operator) need action today/tomorrow to avoid slipping into charges or leaving Friday short-crewed.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, plant-hire: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I've already made my point clearly in the record — no new information to add until Priya actually calls Friday. I'll stay silent rather than repeat myself.
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since 1 minute ago): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (just now)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (just now)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (just now)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (just now)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.  (just now)
+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] To close the loop for Priya: my Friday move only stays free if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow (Tue/Wed) — waiting until Wed to decide risks slipping inside the 24h window and the £350 charge. So if Friday is the call, say so now and I'll action the move today.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] To stack alongside plant-hire's pump point: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is the same story — still PROVISIONAL, needs firming, and Trent's 24h lock-in / 60% cancellation charge means action today or tomorrow avoids cost, same as Rapid Pumps. Priya — once Friday is the call, tell me and I'll move D-4488 to Fri 27 Aug 07:00 immediately and get Trent's written confirmation.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: I've raised the Groundworks overtime request to get a certified pump operator on site Friday — 0 of 3 currently on site, plenty of headroom under the 45h threshold, but it's awaiting your (or another human's) approval. That's now the one open item on the labour side alongside plant-hire's and materials-tracker's cost-deadline items — all three (pump move, concrete firm-up, pump operator) need action today/tomorrow to avoid slipping into charges or leaving Friday short-crewed.  (just now)
+[building-control → priya] One item missing from the Friday case so far: the pre-pour inspection itself. Friday pour needs it booked for Thu 27 Aug 13:00 — that slot is open now but only bookable in time if requested by today, Tue 13:00. Rebar fixing won't clear till Wed afternoon though, so I can't responsibly request it today; earliest safe request is Wednesday once fixing/formwork are confirmed done. Priya — only you confirm with building control; say Friday and I'll log the request against Thu 27 Aug 13:00 in your name, flagged as contingent on Wednesday's fixing/formwork sign-off.  (just now)
+[task-management] Task list updated to match: T-118 (Level 3 pour) now due Fri 28 Aug, T-121 (inspection) due Thu 27 Aug — both still shown blocked. T-121's blocking chain is T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, sam, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Priya — building-control's Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot is the one T-121 needs; nothing else moves it until you confirm Friday and that booking goes in.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, plant-hire: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I've already made the plant-hire case clearly (twice). No new information to add until Priya actually decides — repeating the same £350 warning a third time would just be noise.
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since 1 minute ago): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (1 minute ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (just now)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (just now)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (just now)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.  (just now)
+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] To close the loop for Priya: my Friday move only stays free if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow (Tue/Wed) — waiting until Wed to decide risks slipping inside the 24h window and the £350 charge. So if Friday is the call, say so now and I'll action the move today.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] To stack alongside plant-hire's pump point: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is the same story — still PROVISIONAL, needs firming, and Trent's 24h lock-in / 60% cancellation charge means action today or tomorrow avoids cost, same as Rapid Pumps. Priya — once Friday is the call, tell me and I'll move D-4488 to Fri 27 Aug 07:00 immediately and get Trent's written confirmation.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: I've raised the Groundworks overtime request to get a certified pump operator on site Friday — 0 of 3 currently on site, plenty of headroom under the 45h threshold, but it's awaiting your (or another human's) approval. That's now the one open item on the labour side alongside plant-hire's and materials-tracker's cost-deadline items — all three (pump move, concrete firm-up, pump operator) need action today/tomorrow to avoid slipping into charges or leaving Friday short-crewed.  (just now)
+[building-control → priya] One item missing from the Friday case so far: the pre-pour inspection itself. Friday pour needs it booked for Thu 27 Aug 13:00 — that slot is open now but only bookable in time if requested by today, Tue 13:00. Rebar fixing won't clear till Wed afternoon though, so I can't responsibly request it today; earliest safe request is Wednesday once fixing/formwork are confirmed done. Priya — only you confirm with building control; say Friday and I'll log the request against Thu 27 Aug 13:00 in your name, flagged as contingent on Wednesday's fixing/formwork sign-off.  (just now)
+[task-management] Task list updated to match: T-118 (Level 3 pour) now due Fri 28 Aug, T-121 (inspection) due Thu 27 Aug — both still shown blocked. T-121's blocking chain is T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, sam, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Priya — building-control's Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot is the one T-121 needs; nothing else moves it until you confirm Friday and that booking goes in.  (just now)
+[building-control] Correction to my last message: Thu 27 Aug 13:00 needs booking by today (Tue) 13:00 — that deadline has effectively passed for a responsible request, since rebar fixing doesn't clear until Wed afternoon. So that slot is off the table regardless of what the room decides now.
+
+The workable slot for a Friday pour is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00 — both book by Wed 26 Aug (08:00 and 13:00 respectively), which lines up with fixing/formwork clearing Wednesday. Priya — once you confirm Friday, tell me which of the two Friday slots you want and I'll log the request in your name; only you can confirm it with building control. The inspector will need formwork fully closed/propped (per temporary-works' TW-31 check) and rebar fixing signed off before that slot.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, plant-hire: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I've already made my point clearly — Friday move is free if actioned today/tomorrow, £350 if we wait past that window. Nothing new to add until Priya actually confirms Friday.
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since 1 minute ago): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (1 minute ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (1 minute ago)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (1 minute ago)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (1 minute ago)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (1 minute ago)
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.  (just now)
+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] To close the loop for Priya: my Friday move only stays free if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow (Tue/Wed) — waiting until Wed to decide risks slipping inside the 24h window and the £350 charge. So if Friday is the call, say so now and I'll action the move today.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] To stack alongside plant-hire's pump point: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is the same story — still PROVISIONAL, needs firming, and Trent's 24h lock-in / 60% cancellation charge means action today or tomorrow avoids cost, same as Rapid Pumps. Priya — once Friday is the call, tell me and I'll move D-4488 to Fri 27 Aug 07:00 immediately and get Trent's written confirmation.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: I've raised the Groundworks overtime request to get a certified pump operator on site Friday — 0 of 3 currently on site, plenty of headroom under the 45h threshold, but it's awaiting your (or another human's) approval. That's now the one open item on the labour side alongside plant-hire's and materials-tracker's cost-deadline items — all three (pump move, concrete firm-up, pump operator) need action today/tomorrow to avoid slipping into charges or leaving Friday short-crewed.  (just now)
+[building-control → priya] One item missing from the Friday case so far: the pre-pour inspection itself. Friday pour needs it booked for Thu 27 Aug 13:00 — that slot is open now but only bookable in time if requested by today, Tue 13:00. Rebar fixing won't clear till Wed afternoon though, so I can't responsibly request it today; earliest safe request is Wednesday once fixing/formwork are confirmed done. Priya — only you confirm with building control; say Friday and I'll log the request against Thu 27 Aug 13:00 in your name, flagged as contingent on Wednesday's fixing/formwork sign-off.  (just now)
+[task-management] Task list updated to match: T-118 (Level 3 pour) now due Fri 28 Aug, T-121 (inspection) due Thu 27 Aug — both still shown blocked. T-121's blocking chain is T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, sam, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Priya — building-control's Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot is the one T-121 needs; nothing else moves it until you confirm Friday and that booking goes in.  (just now)
+[building-control] Correction to my last message: Thu 27 Aug 13:00 needs booking by today (Tue) 13:00 — that deadline has effectively passed for a responsible request, since rebar fixing doesn't clear until Wed afternoon. So that slot is off the table regardless of what the room decides now.
+
+The workable slot for a Friday pour is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00 — both book by Wed 26 Aug (08:00 and 13:00 respectively), which lines up with fixing/formwork clearing Wednesday. Priya — once you confirm Friday, tell me which of the two Friday slots you want and I'll log the request in your name; only you can confirm it with building control. The inspector will need formwork fully closed/propped (per temporary-works' TW-31 check) and rebar fixing signed off before that slot.  (just now)
+[task-management] Task list corrected: T-121 now due Fri 28 Aug (not Thu 27) since building control's Thu slot deadline has passed. Priya — T-121 and T-118 both sit blocked on you alone now: pick Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00 with building control, and that one decision also unblocks plant-hire's pump move, materials-tracker's concrete firm-up, and time-tracker's overtime approval, all of which are only waiting on Friday being said out loud.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 4 is open. Take your turn, plant-hire: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I've already made my point clearly — Friday move is free if actioned today/tomorrow, £350 risk if we wait till Wednesday. Nothing new to add until Priya confirms.
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since just now, has not seen the last 2 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (1 minute ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (just now)
+· priya left  (just now)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+[sam] Rain all Thursday morning. I am not pouring into that. What do you need from me to move it?  (just now)
+
+sam's question at message 23 is open. Take your turn, plant-hire: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
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    H-207 Concrete pump, 36 m boom — Rapid Pumps, on site Wed 26 Aug, evening, for Thu 27 Aug, provisional — T-130 not confirmed
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+  "supplier": "Rapid Pumps"
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    Rapid Pumps — A booked day moves free with 24h notice. Inside 24h a re-mobilisation charge of £350 applies. Saturday delivery carries a £200 weekend uplift. The operator is the site’s own; the hire is the pump alone.
    6said to itself
    The pump is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug anyway, so nothing's confirmed to unwind yet — but the move itself is cheap if we act now.
    6callsmove_hire
    {
+  "ref": "H-207",
+  "onSite": "Thu 27 Aug evening",
+  "forDay": "Fri 28 Aug",
+  "reason": "Thursday pour ruled out by rain forecast; site moving to Friday 28 Aug per foreman/assistant guidance"
+}
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    7move_hire returned
    H-207 moved from Thu 27 Aug to Fri 28 Aug, on site Thu 27 Aug evening (Thursday pour ruled out by rain forecast; site moving to Friday 28 Aug per foreman/assistant guidance).
    8steered in mid-turn561 chars
    [new] [time-tracker] sam — the Friday pour plan already needs a decision from Priya, not from you, on the crew side: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are on site today, and there's already an overtime request in for Groundworks, 2026-08-28 +8h, sitting "awaiting approval." That request was raised against Friday 28 Aug; nobody's touched it for a Thursday move. If you're pulling the pour off Thursday, someone needs to confirm which day Groundworks actually needs to be called in for — otherwise the pump crew still won't be on site whichever day you land on.
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    #9 woke on [24] time-tracker said stayed quiet5 turns · 29,672 tok · $0.02
    1the context the room handed it4,955 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:52:18.073Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since just now, has not seen the last 3 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (1 minute ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (just now)
+· priya left  (just now)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+[sam] Rain all Thursday morning. I am not pouring into that. What do you need from me to move it?  (just now)
+[time-tracker] sam — the Friday pour plan already needs a decision from Priya, not from you, on the crew side: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are on site today, and there's already an overtime request in for Groundworks, 2026-08-28 +8h, sitting "awaiting approval." That request was raised against Friday 28 Aug; nobody's touched it for a Thursday move. If you're pulling the pour off Thursday, someone needs to confirm which day Groundworks actually needs to be called in for — otherwise the pump crew still won't be on site whichever day you land on.  (just now)
+
+sam's question at message 23 is open. Take your turn, plant-hire: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2callshire_board
    {}
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    3hire_board returned
    H-207 Concrete pump, 36 m boom — Rapid Pumps, on site Thu 27 Aug evening, for Fri 28 Aug, provisional — re-booked, T-130 not confirmed
    4callshire_terms
    {
+  "supplier": "Rapid Pumps"
+}
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    5hire_terms returned
    Rapid Pumps — A booked day moves free with 24h notice. Inside 24h a re-mobilisation charge of £350 applies. Saturday delivery carries a £200 weekend uplift. The operator is the site’s own; the hire is the pump alone.
    6said to itself
    The pump's already provisional for Friday 28 Aug — not Thursday — so it's already off the day sam wants to avoid. It's just not confirmed yet.
    6callssay
    {
+  "text": "Pump (H-207, Rapid Pumps) is already booked provisionally for Fri 28 Aug, not Thursday — so no move needed on my end for the rain call. It's free to firm up with 24h notice, no charge, as long as it's confirmed by tomorrow (Wed) end of day. If Friday slips further or moves inside 24h, a £350 re-mobilisation charge kicks in. What I need from Priya/site: confirmation the pour is landing Friday so I can lock H-207 rather than leave it provisional."
+}
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    7say returned an error
    Not delivered — the room moved while you were speaking. New on the record:
+[building-control] Confirming for the record: Fri 28 Aug still has both inspection slots open (08:00 and 13:00), book-by is Wed 26 Aug. Thu 27 Aug 13:00 was the only Thursday slot and its book-by deadline is today — so moving off Thursday for rain costs nothing there. But I can only log a request against a slot; only Priya can actually confirm a booking with building control, and she's just left the room. Sam — once you and Priya settle on Friday, someone needs to get that confirmation to Priya so she books it before Wed 26 Aug.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
    8steered in mid-turn540 chars
    [new] [building-control] Confirming for the record: Fri 28 Aug still has both inspection slots open (08:00 and 13:00), book-by is Wed 26 Aug. Thu 27 Aug 13:00 was the only Thursday slot and its book-by deadline is today — so moving off Thursday for rain costs nothing there. But I can only log a request against a slot; only Priya can actually confirm a booking with building control, and she's just left the room. Sam — once you and Priya settle on Friday, someone needs to get that confirmation to Priya so she books it before Wed 26 Aug.
    9said to itself
    My point still adds the plant-side fact building-control's message didn't cover — let me repost it.
    9callssay
    {
+  "text": "Pump (H-207, Rapid Pumps) is already booked provisionally for Fri 28 Aug, not Thursday — so no move or charge needed on my end for the rain call. It's free to firm up with 24h notice; only turns costly (£350 re-mobilisation) if it moves again inside 24h of the day. So the plant side is fine as-is — it's just waiting on the same confirmation as the inspection slot."
+}
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    10say returned
    delivered
    11said to itself
    Done — no further action needed unless the day changes again.
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    #10 woke on [27] materials-tracker said stayed quiet1 turns · 5,943 tok · $0.01
    1the context the room handed it6,463 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:52:32.166Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since just now, has not seen the last 6 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (1 minute ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (just now)
+· priya left  (just now)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+[sam] Rain all Thursday morning. I am not pouring into that. What do you need from me to move it?  (just now)
+[time-tracker] sam — the Friday pour plan already needs a decision from Priya, not from you, on the crew side: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are on site today, and there's already an overtime request in for Groundworks, 2026-08-28 +8h, sitting "awaiting approval." That request was raised against Friday 28 Aug; nobody's touched it for a Thursday move. If you're pulling the pour off Thursday, someone needs to confirm which day Groundworks actually needs to be called in for — otherwise the pump crew still won't be on site whichever day you land on.  (just now)
+[building-control] Confirming for the record: Fri 28 Aug still has both inspection slots open (08:00 and 13:00), book-by is Wed 26 Aug. Thu 27 Aug 13:00 was the only Thursday slot and its book-by deadline is today — so moving off Thursday for rain costs nothing there. But I can only log a request against a slot; only Priya can actually confirm a booking with building control, and she's just left the room. Sam — once you and Priya settle on Friday, someone needs to get that confirmation to Priya so she books it before Wed 26 Aug.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] Pump (H-207, Rapid Pumps) is already booked provisionally for Fri 28 Aug, not Thursday — so no move or charge needed on my end for the rain call. It's free to firm up with 24h notice; only turns costly (£350 re-mobilisation) if it moves again inside 24h of the day. So the plant side is fine as-is — it's just waiting on the same confirmation as the inspection slot.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker] sam — materials side: rebar (D-4471) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug regardless of pour day, so that's not a factor in your rain call. The one open item is concrete — D-4488, 96m³ from Trent Ready-Mix — still only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. Trent's terms are 24h lock-in before the slot, 60% charge if cancelled inside that window, free to move outside it. Once Friday's confirmed as the plan I'll move D-4488 to Fri 28 Aug 07:00 now, while it's still free — no cost either way as long as it's done before that lock-in window closes.  (just now)
+
+sam's question at message 23 is open. Take your turn, plant-hire: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I already spoke to this — pump H-207 is provisionally booked for Friday, free to firm up now, no cost from the rain call. Nothing new to add; staying silent.
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    #11 woke on [28] temporary-works said stayed quiet1 turns · 6,073 tok · $0.01
    1the context the room handed it6,854 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:52:34.873Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since just now, has not seen the last 7 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (1 minute ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (just now)
+· priya left  (just now)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+[sam] Rain all Thursday morning. I am not pouring into that. What do you need from me to move it?  (just now)
+[time-tracker] sam — the Friday pour plan already needs a decision from Priya, not from you, on the crew side: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are on site today, and there's already an overtime request in for Groundworks, 2026-08-28 +8h, sitting "awaiting approval." That request was raised against Friday 28 Aug; nobody's touched it for a Thursday move. If you're pulling the pour off Thursday, someone needs to confirm which day Groundworks actually needs to be called in for — otherwise the pump crew still won't be on site whichever day you land on.  (just now)
+[building-control] Confirming for the record: Fri 28 Aug still has both inspection slots open (08:00 and 13:00), book-by is Wed 26 Aug. Thu 27 Aug 13:00 was the only Thursday slot and its book-by deadline is today — so moving off Thursday for rain costs nothing there. But I can only log a request against a slot; only Priya can actually confirm a booking with building control, and she's just left the room. Sam — once you and Priya settle on Friday, someone needs to get that confirmation to Priya so she books it before Wed 26 Aug.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] Pump (H-207, Rapid Pumps) is already booked provisionally for Fri 28 Aug, not Thursday — so no move or charge needed on my end for the rain call. It's free to firm up with 24h notice; only turns costly (£350 re-mobilisation) if it moves again inside 24h of the day. So the plant side is fine as-is — it's just waiting on the same confirmation as the inspection slot.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker] sam — materials side: rebar (D-4471) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug regardless of pour day, so that's not a factor in your rain call. The one open item is concrete — D-4488, 96m³ from Trent Ready-Mix — still only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. Trent's terms are 24h lock-in before the slot, 60% charge if cancelled inside that window, free to move outside it. Once Friday's confirmed as the plan I'll move D-4488 to Fri 28 Aug 07:00 now, while it's still free — no cost either way as long as it's done before that lock-in window closes.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Formwork side, Sam: TW-31 isn't booked yet — can't be until Friday's confirmed, since it books the working day before and runs 06:30 morning-of. Formwork's at 80% closed, striking crew still on falsework; needs full closure and propping before I can check it. If Friday holds, I need that closure done by Thursday so I can book TW-31 Thursday for Friday 06:30.  (just now)
+
+sam's question at message 23 is open. Take your turn, plant-hire: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I already confirmed the pump position in the previous turn — nothing new to add since sam's question was already answered there. Ending turn.
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    #12 woke on [29] building-control said stayed quiet1 turns · 6,201 tok · $0.01
    1the context the room handed it7,136 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:52:38.965Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since just now, has not seen the last 8 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (1 minute ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (just now)
+· priya left  (just now)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+[sam] Rain all Thursday morning. I am not pouring into that. What do you need from me to move it?  (just now)
+[time-tracker] sam — the Friday pour plan already needs a decision from Priya, not from you, on the crew side: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are on site today, and there's already an overtime request in for Groundworks, 2026-08-28 +8h, sitting "awaiting approval." That request was raised against Friday 28 Aug; nobody's touched it for a Thursday move. If you're pulling the pour off Thursday, someone needs to confirm which day Groundworks actually needs to be called in for — otherwise the pump crew still won't be on site whichever day you land on.  (just now)
+[building-control] Confirming for the record: Fri 28 Aug still has both inspection slots open (08:00 and 13:00), book-by is Wed 26 Aug. Thu 27 Aug 13:00 was the only Thursday slot and its book-by deadline is today — so moving off Thursday for rain costs nothing there. But I can only log a request against a slot; only Priya can actually confirm a booking with building control, and she's just left the room. Sam — once you and Priya settle on Friday, someone needs to get that confirmation to Priya so she books it before Wed 26 Aug.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] Pump (H-207, Rapid Pumps) is already booked provisionally for Fri 28 Aug, not Thursday — so no move or charge needed on my end for the rain call. It's free to firm up with 24h notice; only turns costly (£350 re-mobilisation) if it moves again inside 24h of the day. So the plant side is fine as-is — it's just waiting on the same confirmation as the inspection slot.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker] sam — materials side: rebar (D-4471) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug regardless of pour day, so that's not a factor in your rain call. The one open item is concrete — D-4488, 96m³ from Trent Ready-Mix — still only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. Trent's terms are 24h lock-in before the slot, 60% charge if cancelled inside that window, free to move outside it. Once Friday's confirmed as the plan I'll move D-4488 to Fri 28 Aug 07:00 now, while it's still free — no cost either way as long as it's done before that lock-in window closes.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Formwork side, Sam: TW-31 isn't booked yet — can't be until Friday's confirmed, since it books the working day before and runs 06:30 morning-of. Formwork's at 80% closed, striking crew still on falsework; needs full closure and propping before I can check it. If Friday holds, I need that closure done by Thursday so I can book TW-31 Thursday for Friday 06:30.  (just now)
+[building-control] I've logged a request for the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 building control slot against sam's move off Thursday. That's a placeholder only — Priya has to confirm it with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Both Friday slots remain open if 08:00 doesn't suit.  (just now)
+
+sam's question at message 23 is open. Take your turn, plant-hire: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I've already confirmed my position in the record — pump H-207 is provisionally booked for Friday, free to firm up, no charge unless it moves again inside 24h. Nothing new to add.
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    The time is 2026-09-09T03:52:43.182Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since just now, has not seen the last 9 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (2 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (just now)
+· priya left  (just now)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+[sam] Rain all Thursday morning. I am not pouring into that. What do you need from me to move it?  (just now)
+[time-tracker] sam — the Friday pour plan already needs a decision from Priya, not from you, on the crew side: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are on site today, and there's already an overtime request in for Groundworks, 2026-08-28 +8h, sitting "awaiting approval." That request was raised against Friday 28 Aug; nobody's touched it for a Thursday move. If you're pulling the pour off Thursday, someone needs to confirm which day Groundworks actually needs to be called in for — otherwise the pump crew still won't be on site whichever day you land on.  (just now)
+[building-control] Confirming for the record: Fri 28 Aug still has both inspection slots open (08:00 and 13:00), book-by is Wed 26 Aug. Thu 27 Aug 13:00 was the only Thursday slot and its book-by deadline is today — so moving off Thursday for rain costs nothing there. But I can only log a request against a slot; only Priya can actually confirm a booking with building control, and she's just left the room. Sam — once you and Priya settle on Friday, someone needs to get that confirmation to Priya so she books it before Wed 26 Aug.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] Pump (H-207, Rapid Pumps) is already booked provisionally for Fri 28 Aug, not Thursday — so no move or charge needed on my end for the rain call. It's free to firm up with 24h notice; only turns costly (£350 re-mobilisation) if it moves again inside 24h of the day. So the plant side is fine as-is — it's just waiting on the same confirmation as the inspection slot.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker] sam — materials side: rebar (D-4471) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug regardless of pour day, so that's not a factor in your rain call. The one open item is concrete — D-4488, 96m³ from Trent Ready-Mix — still only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. Trent's terms are 24h lock-in before the slot, 60% charge if cancelled inside that window, free to move outside it. Once Friday's confirmed as the plan I'll move D-4488 to Fri 28 Aug 07:00 now, while it's still free — no cost either way as long as it's done before that lock-in window closes.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Formwork side, Sam: TW-31 isn't booked yet — can't be until Friday's confirmed, since it books the working day before and runs 06:30 morning-of. Formwork's at 80% closed, striking crew still on falsework; needs full closure and propping before I can check it. If Friday holds, I need that closure done by Thursday so I can book TW-31 Thursday for Friday 06:30.  (just now)
+[building-control] I've logged a request for the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 building control slot against sam's move off Thursday. That's a placeholder only — Priya has to confirm it with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Both Friday slots remain open if 08:00 doesn't suit.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] sam — the crew gap is still unaddressed by anyone else: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators on site today, and the overtime request for Fri 28 Aug (+8h) is still awaiting human approval. Everything else — inspection slot, pump machine, concrete, formwork — is lining up on Friday, but this one needs Priya to approve before there's actually a crew to run the pump.  (just now)
+
+sam's question at message 23 is open. Take your turn, plant-hire: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    Already covered this — I confirmed the pump booking is fine as-is for Friday with no charge. Nothing new to add since sam's question was already answered by me and others in the record.
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    The time is 2026-09-09T03:52:55.969Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since just now, has not seen the last 13 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (2 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (2 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (just now)
+· priya left  (just now)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+[dan] What does moving cost, and is there anything of mine holding this up?  (just now)
+
+dan's question at message 34 is open. Take your turn, plant-hire: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2callshire_board
    {}
    2callshire_terms
    {
+  "supplier": "Groundworks"
+}
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    3hire_board returned
    H-207 Concrete pump, 36 m boom — Rapid Pumps, on site Thu 27 Aug evening, for Fri 28 Aug, provisional — re-booked, T-130 not confirmed
    4hire_terms returned
    No terms held for 'Groundworks'.
    5callshire_terms
    {
+  "supplier": "Rapid Pumps"
+}
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    6hire_terms returned
    Rapid Pumps — A booked day moves free with 24h notice. Inside 24h a re-mobilisation charge of £350 applies. Saturday delivery carries a £200 weekend uplift. The operator is the site’s own; the hire is the pump alone.
    7callssay
    {
+  "text": "Pump itself: H-207 (Rapid Pumps, 36m boom) is already re-booked on site Thu evening for Fri 28 Aug pour — that move already happened, cost nothing since it was outside the 24h window, and it's provisional/T-130 not yet confirmed. No further plant cost from moving to Friday. The thing holding this up isn't the pump — it's that the pump comes with no operators: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and that's a labour/overtime approval sitting with Priya, not a plant hire matter. Nothing of mine is blocking you; just need T-130 confirmed and Priya's overtime sign-off."
+}
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    8say returned an error
    Not delivered — the room moved while you were speaking. New on the record:
+[time-tracker] On the cost side of the labour piece: the Groundworks overtime request is +8h for 2026-08-28, still awaiting approval — that's the pump crew (Groundworks holds the pump ticket, 0 of 3 currently on site, need them mobilised for Friday). It needs a human approval; nothing else of mine is holding the move. Separately worth flagging: Formwork is at 44h logged this week against a 45h threshold with only 3 of 5 on site today — if anyone leans on formwork to hit Thursday closure, that's right at the OT line too and may need its own request.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [time-tracker] On the cost side of the labour piece: the Groundworks overtime request is +8h for 2026-08-28, still awaiting approval — that's the pump crew (Groundworks holds the pump ticket, 0 of 3 currently on site, need them mobilised for Friday). It needs a human approval; nothing else of mine is holding the move. Separately worth flagging: Formwork is at 44h logged this week against a 45h threshold with only 3 of 5 on site today — if anyone leans on formwork to hit Thursday closure, that's right at the OT line too and may need its own request.
    10callssay
    {
+  "text": "To close dan's question directly: moving the pump to Friday cost nothing — H-207 (Rapid Pumps) was re-booked outside the 24h window, no re-mobilisation fee. Nothing on my side is holding this up; the only open item is Priya's approval of the Groundworks overtime so the pump actually has operators Friday."
+}
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    Not delivered — the room moved while you were speaking. New on the record:
+[task-management → dan] To add to that: nothing of yours, dan, is blocking the chain — T-121/T-126/T-133 sit with priya and sam. Your own open item is T-130, confirm concrete pump hire H-207, due today — that's yours to close once Friday's locked. For actual move/cancellation cost, that's plant-hire's number, not mine.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [task-management → dan] To add to that: nothing of yours, dan, is blocking the chain — T-121/T-126/T-133 sit with priya and sam. Your own open item is T-130, confirm concrete pump hire H-207, due today — that's yours to close once Friday's locked. For actual move/cancellation cost, that's plant-hire's number, not mine.
    13callssay
    {
+  "text": "The number, dan: moving H-207 to Friday cost £0 — Rapid Pumps move a booked day free with 24h notice, and this move was outside that window. It's provisional pending your T-130 confirmation, but confirming it won't add any charge. Only cost risk left is if it moves again inside 24h (£350 re-mob) or if it slips to Saturday (£200 uplift)."
+}
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    Not delivered — the room moved while you were speaking. New on the record:
+[building-control] Nothing of dan's blocks this. Separately: the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 rebar inspection is only requested, not confirmed — only Priya can confirm it with building control, deadline Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Miss that and the fallback is Fri 28 Aug 13:00 (book by Wed 26 Aug 13:00), then Mon 31 Aug 08:00.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
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    [new] [building-control] Nothing of dan's blocks this. Separately: the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 rebar inspection is only requested, not confirmed — only Priya can confirm it with building control, deadline Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Miss that and the fallback is Fri 28 Aug 13:00 (book by Wed 26 Aug 13:00), then Mon 31 Aug 08:00.
    16callssay
    {
+  "text": "The number, dan: moving H-207 to Friday cost £0 — Rapid Pumps move a booked day free with 24h notice, and this move was outside that window. Confirming T-130 won't add any charge. Only risk is if it moves again inside 24h (£350 re-mob) or slips to Saturday (£200 uplift)."
+}
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    delivered
    18said to itself
    Delivered — no further action needed from me unless the pour date or hire moves again.
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since 1 minute ago, has not seen the last 18 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since 1 minute ago): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (2 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (2 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+· sam arrived  (1 minute ago)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+[dan] What does moving cost, and is there anything of mine holding this up?  (just now)
+[time-tracker] On the cost side of the labour piece: the Groundworks overtime request is +8h for 2026-08-28, still awaiting approval — that's the pump crew (Groundworks holds the pump ticket, 0 of 3 currently on site, need them mobilised for Friday). It needs a human approval; nothing else of mine is holding the move. Separately worth flagging: Formwork is at 44h logged this week against a 45h threshold with only 3 of 5 on site today — if anyone leans on formwork to hit Thursday closure, that's right at the OT line too and may need its own request.  (just now)
+[task-management → dan] To add to that: nothing of yours, dan, is blocking the chain — T-121/T-126/T-133 sit with priya and sam. Your own open item is T-130, confirm concrete pump hire H-207, due today — that's yours to close once Friday's locked. For actual move/cancellation cost, that's plant-hire's number, not mine.  (just now)
+[building-control] Nothing of dan's blocks this. Separately: the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 rebar inspection is only requested, not confirmed — only Priya can confirm it with building control, deadline Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Miss that and the fallback is Fri 28 Aug 13:00 (book by Wed 26 Aug 13:00), then Mon 31 Aug 08:00.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] The number, dan: moving H-207 to Friday cost £0 — Rapid Pumps move a booked day free with 24h notice, and this move was outside that window. Confirming T-130 won't add any charge. Only risk is if it moves again inside 24h (£350 re-mob) or slips to Saturday (£200 uplift).  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Nothing of mine carries a cost, dan. Separate flag still standing: TW-31 isn't booked, formwork is at 80% closure per the diary, and it needs full closure/propping plus booking the working day before the pour for a 06:30 Friday check. Time-tracker flagged formwork crew already at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to full closure by Thursday may need its own overtime request, same issue as the pump crew but on your desk.  (just now)
+
+dan's question at message 34 is open. Take your turn, plant-hire: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I already answered dan's cost question directly. Nothing new to add — staying silent.
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since 1 minute ago, has not seen the last 19 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since 1 minute ago): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (2 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (2 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+· sam arrived  (1 minute ago)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+[dan] What does moving cost, and is there anything of mine holding this up?  (just now)
+[time-tracker] On the cost side of the labour piece: the Groundworks overtime request is +8h for 2026-08-28, still awaiting approval — that's the pump crew (Groundworks holds the pump ticket, 0 of 3 currently on site, need them mobilised for Friday). It needs a human approval; nothing else of mine is holding the move. Separately worth flagging: Formwork is at 44h logged this week against a 45h threshold with only 3 of 5 on site today — if anyone leans on formwork to hit Thursday closure, that's right at the OT line too and may need its own request.  (just now)
+[task-management → dan] To add to that: nothing of yours, dan, is blocking the chain — T-121/T-126/T-133 sit with priya and sam. Your own open item is T-130, confirm concrete pump hire H-207, due today — that's yours to close once Friday's locked. For actual move/cancellation cost, that's plant-hire's number, not mine.  (just now)
+[building-control] Nothing of dan's blocks this. Separately: the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 rebar inspection is only requested, not confirmed — only Priya can confirm it with building control, deadline Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Miss that and the fallback is Fri 28 Aug 13:00 (book by Wed 26 Aug 13:00), then Mon 31 Aug 08:00.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] The number, dan: moving H-207 to Friday cost £0 — Rapid Pumps move a booked day free with 24h notice, and this move was outside that window. Confirming T-130 won't add any charge. Only risk is if it moves again inside 24h (£350 re-mob) or slips to Saturday (£200 uplift).  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Nothing of mine carries a cost, dan. Separate flag still standing: TW-31 isn't booked, formwork is at 80% closure per the diary, and it needs full closure/propping plus booking the working day before the pour for a 06:30 Friday check. Time-tracker flagged formwork crew already at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to full closure by Thursday may need its own overtime request, same issue as the pump crew but on your desk.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker] Completing the cost picture for dan: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³ Trent) is also a free move — still provisional for Thu 27 Aug, hasn't hit Trent's 24h lock-in yet. Moving it to Fri 28 Aug costs £0 if actioned today/tomorrow; leaving it to lock against Thursday then cancelling would cost 60% of the load. I'll move it as soon as Friday is confirmed.  (just now)
+
+dan's question at message 34 is open. Take your turn, plant-hire: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I already answered dan's cost question directly — nothing new to add since no plan or date has changed since that message.
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    #17 woke on [44] priya said spoke4 turns · 27,036 tok · $0.02
    1the context the room handed it6,606 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:53:32.612Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now, has not seen the last 23 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since 1 minute ago): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (2 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (2 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+── priya has not seen anything below this line ──
+· sam arrived  (1 minute ago)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+── 7 messages, summarised for dan below ──
+[assistant → dan] Moving the pour to Friday costs you £0: Rapid Pumps move H-207 free with 24h notice (confirming your T-130 today locks that in), and Trent's D-4488 concrete order is still pre-lock-in so shifting it to Fri 28 Aug is also free if actioned today/tomorrow. Risk only bites if you don't act — a second move inside 24h is £350 re-mob on the pump, Saturday slip is +£200, and letting the concrete order lock against Thursday before cancelling costs 60% of the load. Nothing of yours is blocking the chain (T-121/126/133 sit with priya/sam); your only open item is closing T-130 once Friday's confirmed. Separate cost risk worth watching: formwork crew is at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to Thursday closure may need its own overtime approval on your desk, same issue as the pump crew's still-pending OT request.  (just now)
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management → priya] Priya — welcome back. The one thing still sitting on you: T-121, the building control inspection slot for Friday isn't confirmed yet. There's a placeholder logged for Fri 28 Aug 08:00, but you need to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 (both 08:00 and 13:00 Friday slots are still open if 08:00 doesn't suit). It's also formally blocked behind T-126/T-133 (Sam's rebar work) clearing, but those are on track — the booking itself is the piece only you can move.  (just now)
+[priya] Remind me what Saturday needs from me before I ring the client.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 44 is open. Take your turn, plant-hire: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2callshire_board
    {}
    2callshire_terms
    {
+  "supplier": "Rapid Pumps"
+}
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    3hire_board returned
    H-207 Concrete pump, 36 m boom — Rapid Pumps, on site Thu 27 Aug evening, for Fri 28 Aug, provisional — re-booked, T-130 not confirmed
    4hire_terms returned
    Rapid Pumps — A booked day moves free with 24h notice. Inside 24h a re-mobilisation charge of £350 applies. Saturday delivery carries a £200 weekend uplift. The operator is the site’s own; the hire is the pump alone.
    5callssay
    {
+  "text": "Plant side of Saturday: H-207 is currently booked for Fri 28 Aug (Rapid Pumps, on site Thu evening), still provisional pending T-130 confirmation. Moving it to Saturday costs a flat £200 weekend uplift if done with ≥24h notice — but if that move happens inside 24h of Friday, it's £200 + £350 re-mob = £550. So before ringing the client on Saturday, get the pump move actioned with as much lead time as possible, and get T-130 confirmed regardless of which day it lands on — Dan owns that confirmation.",
+  "to": "priya"
+}
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    6say returned an error
    Not delivered — the room moved while you were speaking. New on the record:
+[building-control] On Saturday specifically: building control has no weekend slots — the rules only run Monday to Friday, 08:00/13:00, with 48 working hours' notice. So a Saturday pour would have no inspection slot at all; the next one after Friday is Mon 31 Aug 08:00 (book by Thu 27 Aug 08:00). If you're weighing Saturday as a fallback, that's the constraint to tell the client. For Friday itself, the slot I need you to confirm is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 — requested, book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00, and only you can confirm it with building control.
+Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.
    7steered in mid-turn547 chars
    [new] [building-control] On Saturday specifically: building control has no weekend slots — the rules only run Monday to Friday, 08:00/13:00, with 48 working hours' notice. So a Saturday pour would have no inspection slot at all; the next one after Friday is Mon 31 Aug 08:00 (book by Thu 27 Aug 08:00). If you're weighing Saturday as a fallback, that's the constraint to tell the client. For Friday itself, the slot I need you to confirm is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 — requested, book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00, and only you can confirm it with building control.
    8said to itself
    Building control's point makes Saturday moot as an inspection matter, but the plant cost figure still isn't on record. I'll add it since it's new information.
    8callssay
    {
+  "text": "Adding the plant cost to that: if Saturday were ever pursued despite no inspection slot, moving H-207 (Rapid Pumps) off Friday costs £200 weekend uplift with ≥24h notice, or £550 (+£350 re-mob) inside 24h. But since building control has nothing between Fri 28 Aug and Mon 31 Aug, Saturday isn't a live option regardless of plant cost — Friday 28 Aug stays the target.",
+  "to": "priya"
+}
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    #18 woke on [47] materials-tracker said stayed quiet1 turns · 6,530 tok · $0.01
    1the context the room handed it7,980 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:53:45.893Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now, has not seen the last 26 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since 1 minute ago): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (3 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (3 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (2 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+── priya has not seen anything below this line ──
+· sam arrived  (1 minute ago)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+── 7 messages, summarised for dan below ──
+[assistant → dan] Moving the pour to Friday costs you £0: Rapid Pumps move H-207 free with 24h notice (confirming your T-130 today locks that in), and Trent's D-4488 concrete order is still pre-lock-in so shifting it to Fri 28 Aug is also free if actioned today/tomorrow. Risk only bites if you don't act — a second move inside 24h is £350 re-mob on the pump, Saturday slip is +£200, and letting the concrete order lock against Thursday before cancelling costs 60% of the load. Nothing of yours is blocking the chain (T-121/126/133 sit with priya/sam); your only open item is closing T-130 once Friday's confirmed. Separate cost risk worth watching: formwork crew is at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to Thursday closure may need its own overtime approval on your desk, same issue as the pump crew's still-pending OT request.  (just now)
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management → priya] Priya — welcome back. The one thing still sitting on you: T-121, the building control inspection slot for Friday isn't confirmed yet. There's a placeholder logged for Fri 28 Aug 08:00, but you need to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 (both 08:00 and 13:00 Friday slots are still open if 08:00 doesn't suit). It's also formally blocked behind T-126/T-133 (Sam's rebar work) clearing, but those are on track — the booking itself is the piece only you can move.  (just now)
+[priya] Remind me what Saturday needs from me before I ring the client.  (just now)
+[building-control] On Saturday specifically: building control has no weekend slots — the rules only run Monday to Friday, 08:00/13:00, with 48 working hours' notice. So a Saturday pour would have no inspection slot at all; the next one after Friday is Mon 31 Aug 08:00 (book by Thu 27 Aug 08:00). If you're weighing Saturday as a fallback, that's the constraint to tell the client. For Friday itself, the slot I need you to confirm is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 — requested, book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00, and only you can confirm it with building control.  (just now)
+[plant-hire → priya] Adding the plant cost to that: if Saturday were ever pursued despite no inspection slot, moving H-207 (Rapid Pumps) off Friday costs £200 weekend uplift with ≥24h notice, or £550 (+£350 re-mob) inside 24h. But since building control has nothing between Fri 28 Aug and Mon 31 Aug, Saturday isn't a live option regardless of plant cost — Friday 28 Aug stays the target.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker] One more piece for the Friday target: D-4488 (96m³ Trent concrete) is still only provisional against Thu 27 Aug, not yet matched to Friday. Trent's lock-in is 24h before the slot — moving it to Fri 28 Aug is free if actioned today/tomorrow, but left unconfirmed past that window it's 60% cancellation on the load. Worth firming up alongside the building control booking, same timeframe.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 44 is open. Take your turn, plant-hire: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    My point about Saturday is already on the record and building control's answer settled the question — Friday is the only live target. Nothing new for me to add here.
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    1the context the room handed it8,248 chars
    The time is 2026-09-09T03:53:49.920Z.
+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now, has not seen the last 27 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since 1 minute ago): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (3 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (3 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (3 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+── priya has not seen anything below this line ──
+· sam arrived  (1 minute ago)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+── 7 messages, summarised for dan below ──
+[assistant → dan] Moving the pour to Friday costs you £0: Rapid Pumps move H-207 free with 24h notice (confirming your T-130 today locks that in), and Trent's D-4488 concrete order is still pre-lock-in so shifting it to Fri 28 Aug is also free if actioned today/tomorrow. Risk only bites if you don't act — a second move inside 24h is £350 re-mob on the pump, Saturday slip is +£200, and letting the concrete order lock against Thursday before cancelling costs 60% of the load. Nothing of yours is blocking the chain (T-121/126/133 sit with priya/sam); your only open item is closing T-130 once Friday's confirmed. Separate cost risk worth watching: formwork crew is at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to Thursday closure may need its own overtime approval on your desk, same issue as the pump crew's still-pending OT request.  (just now)
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management → priya] Priya — welcome back. The one thing still sitting on you: T-121, the building control inspection slot for Friday isn't confirmed yet. There's a placeholder logged for Fri 28 Aug 08:00, but you need to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 (both 08:00 and 13:00 Friday slots are still open if 08:00 doesn't suit). It's also formally blocked behind T-126/T-133 (Sam's rebar work) clearing, but those are on track — the booking itself is the piece only you can move.  (just now)
+[priya] Remind me what Saturday needs from me before I ring the client.  (just now)
+[building-control] On Saturday specifically: building control has no weekend slots — the rules only run Monday to Friday, 08:00/13:00, with 48 working hours' notice. So a Saturday pour would have no inspection slot at all; the next one after Friday is Mon 31 Aug 08:00 (book by Thu 27 Aug 08:00). If you're weighing Saturday as a fallback, that's the constraint to tell the client. For Friday itself, the slot I need you to confirm is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 — requested, book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00, and only you can confirm it with building control.  (just now)
+[plant-hire → priya] Adding the plant cost to that: if Saturday were ever pursued despite no inspection slot, moving H-207 (Rapid Pumps) off Friday costs £200 weekend uplift with ≥24h notice, or £550 (+£350 re-mob) inside 24h. But since building control has nothing between Fri 28 Aug and Mon 31 Aug, Saturday isn't a live option regardless of plant cost — Friday 28 Aug stays the target.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker] One more piece for the Friday target: D-4488 (96m³ Trent concrete) is still only provisional against Thu 27 Aug, not yet matched to Friday. Trent's lock-in is 24h before the slot — moving it to Fri 28 Aug is free if actioned today/tomorrow, but left unconfirmed past that window it's 60% cancellation on the load. Worth firming up alongside the building control booking, same timeframe.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] Still outstanding on my side: the Groundworks pump-operator overtime request (+8h, 28 Aug) is raised but awaiting approval, and 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site — that needs sign-off before Friday's pour crew is actually covered.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 44 is open. Take your turn, plant-hire: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    Nothing new for me to add here — my Saturday cost figures are already on the record, and the Friday plant position hasn't changed. Staying silent.
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (idle, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (active): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (active): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (active): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now, has not seen the last 28 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since 1 minute ago): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (3 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (3 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (3 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+── priya has not seen anything below this line ──
+· sam arrived  (1 minute ago)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+── 7 messages, summarised for dan below ──
+[assistant → dan] Moving the pour to Friday costs you £0: Rapid Pumps move H-207 free with 24h notice (confirming your T-130 today locks that in), and Trent's D-4488 concrete order is still pre-lock-in so shifting it to Fri 28 Aug is also free if actioned today/tomorrow. Risk only bites if you don't act — a second move inside 24h is £350 re-mob on the pump, Saturday slip is +£200, and letting the concrete order lock against Thursday before cancelling costs 60% of the load. Nothing of yours is blocking the chain (T-121/126/133 sit with priya/sam); your only open item is closing T-130 once Friday's confirmed. Separate cost risk worth watching: formwork crew is at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to Thursday closure may need its own overtime approval on your desk, same issue as the pump crew's still-pending OT request.  (just now)
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management → priya] Priya — welcome back. The one thing still sitting on you: T-121, the building control inspection slot for Friday isn't confirmed yet. There's a placeholder logged for Fri 28 Aug 08:00, but you need to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 (both 08:00 and 13:00 Friday slots are still open if 08:00 doesn't suit). It's also formally blocked behind T-126/T-133 (Sam's rebar work) clearing, but those are on track — the booking itself is the piece only you can move.  (just now)
+[priya] Remind me what Saturday needs from me before I ring the client.  (just now)
+[building-control] On Saturday specifically: building control has no weekend slots — the rules only run Monday to Friday, 08:00/13:00, with 48 working hours' notice. So a Saturday pour would have no inspection slot at all; the next one after Friday is Mon 31 Aug 08:00 (book by Thu 27 Aug 08:00). If you're weighing Saturday as a fallback, that's the constraint to tell the client. For Friday itself, the slot I need you to confirm is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 — requested, book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00, and only you can confirm it with building control.  (just now)
+[plant-hire → priya] Adding the plant cost to that: if Saturday were ever pursued despite no inspection slot, moving H-207 (Rapid Pumps) off Friday costs £200 weekend uplift with ≥24h notice, or £550 (+£350 re-mob) inside 24h. But since building control has nothing between Fri 28 Aug and Mon 31 Aug, Saturday isn't a live option regardless of plant cost — Friday 28 Aug stays the target.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker] One more piece for the Friday target: D-4488 (96m³ Trent concrete) is still only provisional against Thu 27 Aug, not yet matched to Friday. Trent's lock-in is 24h before the slot — moving it to Fri 28 Aug is free if actioned today/tomorrow, but left unconfirmed past that window it's 60% cancellation on the load. Worth firming up alongside the building control booking, same timeframe.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] Still outstanding on my side: the Groundworks pump-operator overtime request (+8h, 28 Aug) is raised but awaiting approval, and 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site — that needs sign-off before Friday's pour crew is actually covered.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] TW-31 (formwork/falsework check) is now booked: Fri 28 Aug 06:30, R. Okafor, requested by priya. It needs formwork fully closed and propped by then — currently at 80% closure, so sam's crew needs to close the remaining 20% and finish propping by end of Thursday for the check to pass.  (just now)
+
+priya's question at message 44 is open. Take your turn, plant-hire: say something, or end your turn to stay silent.
    2said to itself
    I already covered the Saturday plant cost angle in my last message. Nothing new to add here — staying silent.
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+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (active): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (active, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (active): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (active, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+
+The reserve: agents not in the room, which you may seat. Nobody else reads this list.
+- building-control: Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire: Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works: Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (just now)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (just now)
+
+priya asked at message 4. Seat who the question needs from the reserve, or end your turn to leave the roster as it stands.
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    Priya, here's what a Thursday pour commitment actually depends on: + +**Not yet confirmed — this is the answer to your question: not yet, on the record as it stands.** + +Three things have to line up before you can promise Thursday: + +1. **Rebar chain**: D-4471 (7.5t rebar) is confirmed for delivery Wed 26 Aug 14:00. T-126 (rebar fixing, Sam) can't finish until that lands, and T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) is blocked behind it. +2. **Building control slot**: T-121 needs a booked inspection slot after rebar fixing clears — and you're the only one who can book it. That hasn't been booked yet. Check with building-control on what slots the duty inspector has Wed evening/Thu morning and the deadline to book one. +3. **Concrete**: D-4488 (96m³ C32/40, Trent Ready-Mix) is only **provisional** for Thu 27 Aug 07:00 — not confirmed. Materials-tracker flagged this needs firming up with Trent before you lock the date. + +Also worth confirming before you commit: the pump/plant booking for Thursday and the temporary works (formwork/falsework) check that the pour plan requires that morning — both need to be in place alongside the concrete and the inspection. + +**What's still open**: rebar fixing completion time, the building control slot itself, and Trent's confirmation on the concrete — none of these are nailed down yet. If any specialists just seated have specifics (slot times, plant status, temp works booking), that'll close the gap; otherwise this is the set of things to chase before you tell the client Thursday.
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (idle): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (idle, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (idle): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (active, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (idle): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (idle): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (idle): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since 1 minute ago): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (1 minute ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (1 minute ago)
+[priya] Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?  (1 minute ago)
+· building-control seated by assistant  (1 minute ago)
+· plant-hire seated by assistant  (1 minute ago)
+· temporary-works seated by assistant  (1 minute ago)
+[temporary-works] Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.  (1 minute ago)
+[task-management] Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] To close the loop for Priya: my Friday move only stays free if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow (Tue/Wed) — waiting until Wed to decide risks slipping inside the 24h window and the £350 charge. So if Friday is the call, say so now and I'll action the move today.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → priya] To stack alongside plant-hire's pump point: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is the same story — still PROVISIONAL, needs firming, and Trent's 24h lock-in / 60% cancellation charge means action today or tomorrow avoids cost, same as Rapid Pumps. Priya — once Friday is the call, tell me and I'll move D-4488 to Fri 27 Aug 07:00 immediately and get Trent's written confirmation.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] priya: I've raised the Groundworks overtime request to get a certified pump operator on site Friday — 0 of 3 currently on site, plenty of headroom under the 45h threshold, but it's awaiting your (or another human's) approval. That's now the one open item on the labour side alongside plant-hire's and materials-tracker's cost-deadline items — all three (pump move, concrete firm-up, pump operator) need action today/tomorrow to avoid slipping into charges or leaving Friday short-crewed.  (just now)
+[building-control → priya] One item missing from the Friday case so far: the pre-pour inspection itself. Friday pour needs it booked for Thu 27 Aug 13:00 — that slot is open now but only bookable in time if requested by today, Tue 13:00. Rebar fixing won't clear till Wed afternoon though, so I can't responsibly request it today; earliest safe request is Wednesday once fixing/formwork are confirmed done. Priya — only you confirm with building control; say Friday and I'll log the request against Thu 27 Aug 13:00 in your name, flagged as contingent on Wednesday's fixing/formwork sign-off.  (just now)
+[task-management] Task list updated to match: T-118 (Level 3 pour) now due Fri 28 Aug, T-121 (inspection) due Thu 27 Aug — both still shown blocked. T-121's blocking chain is T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, sam, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Priya — building-control's Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot is the one T-121 needs; nothing else moves it until you confirm Friday and that booking goes in.  (just now)
+[building-control] Correction to my last message: Thu 27 Aug 13:00 needs booking by today (Tue) 13:00 — that deadline has effectively passed for a responsible request, since rebar fixing doesn't clear until Wed afternoon. So that slot is off the table regardless of what the room decides now.
+
+The workable slot for a Friday pour is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00 — both book by Wed 26 Aug (08:00 and 13:00 respectively), which lines up with fixing/formwork clearing Wednesday. Priya — once you confirm Friday, tell me which of the two Friday slots you want and I'll log the request in your name; only you can confirm it with building control. The inspector will need formwork fully closed/propped (per temporary-works' TW-31 check) and rebar fixing signed off before that slot.  (just now)
+[task-management] Task list corrected: T-121 now due Fri 28 Aug (not Thu 27) since building control's Thu slot deadline has passed. Priya — T-121 and T-118 both sit blocked on you alone now: pick Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00 with building control, and that one decision also unblocks plant-hire's pump move, materials-tracker's concrete firm-up, and time-tracker's overtime approval, all of which are only waiting on Friday being said out loud.  (just now)
+
+priya's exchange is over: messages 4 to 19. Write the one message they read for it, or end your turn to leave the range whole.
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+  "text": "Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say \"Friday,\" plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you."
+}
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (idle): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (idle, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (idle): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (active, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (idle): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (idle): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (idle): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since just now, has not seen the last 10 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since just now): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (2 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (2 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (just now)
+· priya left  (just now)
+· sam arrived  (just now)
+[sam] Rain all Thursday morning. I am not pouring into that. What do you need from me to move it?  (just now)
+[time-tracker] sam — the Friday pour plan already needs a decision from Priya, not from you, on the crew side: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are on site today, and there's already an overtime request in for Groundworks, 2026-08-28 +8h, sitting "awaiting approval." That request was raised against Friday 28 Aug; nobody's touched it for a Thursday move. If you're pulling the pour off Thursday, someone needs to confirm which day Groundworks actually needs to be called in for — otherwise the pump crew still won't be on site whichever day you land on.  (just now)
+[building-control] Confirming for the record: Fri 28 Aug still has both inspection slots open (08:00 and 13:00), book-by is Wed 26 Aug. Thu 27 Aug 13:00 was the only Thursday slot and its book-by deadline is today — so moving off Thursday for rain costs nothing there. But I can only log a request against a slot; only Priya can actually confirm a booking with building control, and she's just left the room. Sam — once you and Priya settle on Friday, someone needs to get that confirmation to Priya so she books it before Wed 26 Aug.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] Pump (H-207, Rapid Pumps) is already booked provisionally for Fri 28 Aug, not Thursday — so no move or charge needed on my end for the rain call. It's free to firm up with 24h notice; only turns costly (£350 re-mobilisation) if it moves again inside 24h of the day. So the plant side is fine as-is — it's just waiting on the same confirmation as the inspection slot.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker] sam — materials side: rebar (D-4471) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug regardless of pour day, so that's not a factor in your rain call. The one open item is concrete — D-4488, 96m³ from Trent Ready-Mix — still only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. Trent's terms are 24h lock-in before the slot, 60% charge if cancelled inside that window, free to move outside it. Once Friday's confirmed as the plan I'll move D-4488 to Fri 28 Aug 07:00 now, while it's still free — no cost either way as long as it's done before that lock-in window closes.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Formwork side, Sam: TW-31 isn't booked yet — can't be until Friday's confirmed, since it books the working day before and runs 06:30 morning-of. Formwork's at 80% closed, striking crew still on falsework; needs full closure and propping before I can check it. If Friday holds, I need that closure done by Thursday so I can book TW-31 Thursday for Friday 06:30.  (just now)
+[building-control] I've logged a request for the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 building control slot against sam's move off Thursday. That's a placeholder only — Priya has to confirm it with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Both Friday slots remain open if 08:00 doesn't suit.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] sam — the crew gap is still unaddressed by anyone else: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators on site today, and the overtime request for Fri 28 Aug (+8h) is still awaiting human approval. Everything else — inspection slot, pump machine, concrete, formwork — is lining up on Friday, but this one needs Priya to approve before there's actually a crew to run the pump.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker → sam] sam — materials side is not blocking your rain call either way: rebar (D-4471) lands Wed 26 Aug regardless of pour day. The one item that needs action once Friday's actually confirmed is D-4488 (96m³ concrete, Trent), currently provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00 — I'll retarget it to Fri 28 Aug 07:00 as soon as that's settled, no cost since we're outside Trent's 24h lock-in. Just say the word.  (just now)
+
+sam's exchange is over: messages 23 to 31. Write the one message they read for it, or end your turn to leave the range whole.
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+  "text": "Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning."
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (idle): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (idle, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (idle): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (active, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (idle): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (idle): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (idle): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (absent, since 1 minute ago, has not seen the last 19 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since 1 minute ago): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since just now): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (2 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (2 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (2 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+· sam arrived  (1 minute ago)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (just now)
+· dan arrived  (just now)
+[dan] What does moving cost, and is there anything of mine holding this up?  (just now)
+[time-tracker] On the cost side of the labour piece: the Groundworks overtime request is +8h for 2026-08-28, still awaiting approval — that's the pump crew (Groundworks holds the pump ticket, 0 of 3 currently on site, need them mobilised for Friday). It needs a human approval; nothing else of mine is holding the move. Separately worth flagging: Formwork is at 44h logged this week against a 45h threshold with only 3 of 5 on site today — if anyone leans on formwork to hit Thursday closure, that's right at the OT line too and may need its own request.  (just now)
+[task-management → dan] To add to that: nothing of yours, dan, is blocking the chain — T-121/T-126/T-133 sit with priya and sam. Your own open item is T-130, confirm concrete pump hire H-207, due today — that's yours to close once Friday's locked. For actual move/cancellation cost, that's plant-hire's number, not mine.  (just now)
+[building-control] Nothing of dan's blocks this. Separately: the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 rebar inspection is only requested, not confirmed — only Priya can confirm it with building control, deadline Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Miss that and the fallback is Fri 28 Aug 13:00 (book by Wed 26 Aug 13:00), then Mon 31 Aug 08:00.  (just now)
+[plant-hire] The number, dan: moving H-207 to Friday cost £0 — Rapid Pumps move a booked day free with 24h notice, and this move was outside that window. Confirming T-130 won't add any charge. Only risk is if it moves again inside 24h (£350 re-mob) or slips to Saturday (£200 uplift).  (just now)
+[temporary-works] Nothing of mine carries a cost, dan. Separate flag still standing: TW-31 isn't booked, formwork is at 80% closure per the diary, and it needs full closure/propping plus booking the working day before the pour for a 06:30 Friday check. Time-tracker flagged formwork crew already at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to full closure by Thursday may need its own overtime request, same issue as the pump crew but on your desk.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker] Completing the cost picture for dan: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³ Trent) is also a free move — still provisional for Thu 27 Aug, hasn't hit Trent's 24h lock-in yet. Moving it to Fri 28 Aug costs £0 if actioned today/tomorrow; leaving it to lock against Thursday then cancelling would cost 60% of the load. I'll move it as soon as Friday is confirmed.  (just now)
+
+dan's exchange is over: messages 34 to 40. Write the one message they read for it, or end your turn to leave the range whole.
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+  "text": "Moving the pour to Friday costs you £0: Rapid Pumps move H-207 free with 24h notice (confirming your T-130 today locks that in), and Trent's D-4488 concrete order is still pre-lock-in so shifting it to Fri 28 Aug is also free if actioned today/tomorrow. Risk only bites if you don't act — a second move inside 24h is £350 re-mob on the pump, Saturday slip is +£200, and letting the concrete order lock against Thursday before cancelling costs 60% of the load. Nothing of yours is blocking the chain (T-121/126/133 sit with priya/sam); your only open item is closing T-130 once Friday's confirmed. Separate cost risk worth watching: formwork crew is at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to Thursday closure may need its own overtime approval on your desk, same issue as the pump crew's still-pending OT request."
+}
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+
+The agents. Each is seated at one point of a scale — the widest kind of message
+that wakes it. Unmarked: anything said. "named only": a say addressed to it.
+"watches arrivals": also somebody arriving or leaving. "wakes for nothing said":
+nothing reaches it and you cannot address it. "the assistant" writes the one
+message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+(active: taking a turn now; idle: at rest.)
+- time-tracker (idle): Time Tracker Agent. Hours logged, who is on site, who holds which ticket, overtime exposure.
+- task-management (idle, watches arrivals): Task Management Agent. What is open, blocked, who owns it, when it is due, and what waits on what. Watches the door: when somebody opens the room it checks what is blocked on them.
+- materials-tracker (idle): Materials Tracker Agent. Stock against requirement, inbound deliveries, supplier lead times and terms.
+- assistant (active, wakes for nothing said, the assistant): Seats a specialist from the reserve when a question needs one, and writes the one message a person reads when their exchange closes.
+- building-control (idle): Building Control Liaison Agent. Which inspection slots the duty inspector can take, the deadline to book each one, and what the inspector has to see. Worth a seat whenever a pour date is in question.
+- plant-hire (idle): Plant Hire Agent. The pump and any other hired plant: on site when, for which day, confirmed or not, and what moving a hire costs. Worth a seat whenever a pour day, a move or a cost is in question.
+- temporary-works (idle): Temporary Works Coordinator Agent. The formwork and falsework check the pour plan requires on the morning of a pour, what it needs, and whether it is booked. Worth a seat whenever a pour day is in question, so the check is booked with it.
+
+The people (present: in the room now; absent: not in the room):
+- priya (present, since just now, has not seen the last 28 messages): Project manager, site office. Owns the programme and what the client is promised. She is the only one who can book building control and commit a date to the client.
+- sam (present, since 1 minute ago): Site foreman, on the deck with a phone. Owns what the crews actually do tomorrow morning. He can move labour and plant the same day and nobody else can.
+- dan (present, since 1 minute ago): Quantity surveyor. Owns cost, variations and what the client is charged. He owns the hire orders and approves overtime spend.
+
+The record of 'kestrel-yard-block-c' so far:
+· priya arrived  (3 minutes ago)
+[task-management] priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.  (3 minutes ago)
+[materials-tracker → priya] Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.  (3 minutes ago)
+── 16 messages, summarised for priya below ──
+[assistant → priya] Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.  (1 minute ago)
+· priya left  (1 minute ago)
+── priya has not seen anything below this line ──
+· sam arrived  (1 minute ago)
+── 9 messages, summarised for sam below ──
+[assistant → sam] Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.  (1 minute ago)
+· dan arrived  (1 minute ago)
+── 7 messages, summarised for dan below ──
+[assistant → dan] Moving the pour to Friday costs you £0: Rapid Pumps move H-207 free with 24h notice (confirming your T-130 today locks that in), and Trent's D-4488 concrete order is still pre-lock-in so shifting it to Fri 28 Aug is also free if actioned today/tomorrow. Risk only bites if you don't act — a second move inside 24h is £350 re-mob on the pump, Saturday slip is +£200, and letting the concrete order lock against Thursday before cancelling costs 60% of the load. Nothing of yours is blocking the chain (T-121/126/133 sit with priya/sam); your only open item is closing T-130 once Friday's confirmed. Separate cost risk worth watching: formwork crew is at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to Thursday closure may need its own overtime approval on your desk, same issue as the pump crew's still-pending OT request.  (just now)
+· priya arrived  (just now)
+[task-management → priya] Priya — welcome back. The one thing still sitting on you: T-121, the building control inspection slot for Friday isn't confirmed yet. There's a placeholder logged for Fri 28 Aug 08:00, but you need to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 (both 08:00 and 13:00 Friday slots are still open if 08:00 doesn't suit). It's also formally blocked behind T-126/T-133 (Sam's rebar work) clearing, but those are on track — the booking itself is the piece only you can move.  (just now)
+[priya] Remind me what Saturday needs from me before I ring the client.  (just now)
+[building-control] On Saturday specifically: building control has no weekend slots — the rules only run Monday to Friday, 08:00/13:00, with 48 working hours' notice. So a Saturday pour would have no inspection slot at all; the next one after Friday is Mon 31 Aug 08:00 (book by Thu 27 Aug 08:00). If you're weighing Saturday as a fallback, that's the constraint to tell the client. For Friday itself, the slot I need you to confirm is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 — requested, book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00, and only you can confirm it with building control.  (just now)
+[plant-hire → priya] Adding the plant cost to that: if Saturday were ever pursued despite no inspection slot, moving H-207 (Rapid Pumps) off Friday costs £200 weekend uplift with ≥24h notice, or £550 (+£350 re-mob) inside 24h. But since building control has nothing between Fri 28 Aug and Mon 31 Aug, Saturday isn't a live option regardless of plant cost — Friday 28 Aug stays the target.  (just now)
+[materials-tracker] One more piece for the Friday target: D-4488 (96m³ Trent concrete) is still only provisional against Thu 27 Aug, not yet matched to Friday. Trent's lock-in is 24h before the slot — moving it to Fri 28 Aug is free if actioned today/tomorrow, but left unconfirmed past that window it's 60% cancellation on the load. Worth firming up alongside the building control booking, same timeframe.  (just now)
+[time-tracker] Still outstanding on my side: the Groundworks pump-operator overtime request (+8h, 28 Aug) is raised but awaiting approval, and 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site — that needs sign-off before Friday's pour crew is actually covered.  (just now)
+[temporary-works] TW-31 (formwork/falsework check) is now booked: Fri 28 Aug 06:30, R. Okafor, requested by priya. It needs formwork fully closed and propped by then — currently at 80% closure, so sam's crew needs to close the remaining 20% and finish propping by end of Thursday for the check to pass.  (just now)
+
+priya's exchange is over: messages 44 to 49. Write the one message they read for it, or end your turn to leave the range whole.
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+  "text": "Saturday is not viable: building control has no weekend slots (Mon–Fri only, 48h notice), so a Saturday pour would have no inspection at all — the next slot after Friday is Mon 31 Aug 08:00 (book by Thu 27 Aug 08:00). Friday 28 Aug remains the target; you still need to confirm the Fri 08:00 building control slot by Wed 26 Aug 08:00, and the Groundworks pump-operator overtime request still needs your sign-off (0 of 3 operators currently on site for Friday). Tell the client Friday, not Saturday."
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    time-trackerrequest_overtime{"trade":"Groundworks","date":"2026-08-28","hours":8,"reason":"Pump operation ticket required for Level 3 slab pour (Friday target) — 0 of 3 Groundworks on site today; need a certified operator on site Friday."}Raised: Groundworks, 2026-08-28, +8h — awaiting approval. Reason: Pump operation ticket required for Level 3 slab pour (Friday target) — 0 of 3 Groundworks on site today; need a certified operator on site Friday.
    task-managementupdate_task{"id":"T-118","due":"Fri 28 Aug","note":"Pour day moved to Friday: rebar fixing (T-126) can't clear before Wed 26 Aug pm (D-4471 delivery), so earliest inspection booking request is Wed, landing a Thu 13:00 slot per building control's notice rule — too late for Thursday. Formwork also only 80% closed. Friday pour confirmed workable by temporary-works (TW-31 check Thu, Fri 06:30) and plant-hire (H-207 free move to Thu evening on-site). Concrete (D-4488) and pump operator crew still need firming before Friday is locked."}T-118: blocked, due Fri 28 Aug (Pour day moved to Friday: rebar fixing (T-126) can't clear before Wed 26 Aug pm (D-4471 delivery), so earliest inspection booking request is Wed, landing a Thu 13:00 slot per building control's notice rule — too late for Thursday. Formwork also only 80% closed. Friday pour confirmed workable by temporary-works (TW-31 check Thu, Fri 06:30) and plant-hire (H-207 free move to Thu evening on-site). Concrete (D-4488) and pump operator crew still need firming before Friday is locked.)
    task-managementupdate_task{"id":"T-121","due":"Thu 27 Aug","note":"Earliest bookable slot given T-126/T-133 chain is Thu 13:00 per building control notice rule — supports a Friday pour, not Thursday. Still blocked: priya has not yet booked the slot."}T-121: blocked, due Thu 27 Aug (Earliest bookable slot given T-126/T-133 chain is Thu 13:00 per building control notice rule — supports a Friday pour, not Thursday. Still blocked: priya has not yet booked the slot.)
    task-managementupdate_task{"id":"T-121","due":"Fri 28 Aug","note":"Building control corrected: Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot needed booking by Tue 13:00, which has passed — off the table. Workable slots are Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00, both bookable by Wed 26 Aug once T-126/T-133 clear. Still blocked: priya has not yet confirmed Friday or picked a slot."}T-121: blocked, due Fri 28 Aug (Building control corrected: Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot needed booking by Tue 13:00, which has passed — off the table. Workable slots are Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00, both bookable by Wed 26 Aug once T-126/T-133 clear. Still blocked: priya has not yet confirmed Friday or picked a slot.)
    plant-hiremove_hire{"ref":"H-207","onSite":"Thu 27 Aug evening","forDay":"Fri 28 Aug","reason":"Thursday pour ruled out by rain forecast; site moving to Friday 28 Aug per foreman/assistant guidance"}H-207 moved from Thu 27 Aug to Fri 28 Aug, on site Thu 27 Aug evening (Thursday pour ruled out by rain forecast; site moving to Friday 28 Aug per foreman/assistant guidance).
    building-controlrequest_inspection{"slot":"Fri 28 Aug, 08:00","inspection":"Level 3 pre-pour rebar inspection","requestedBy":"sam"}Requested: Level 3 pre-pour rebar inspection at Fri 28 Aug, 08:00, by sam. The project manager confirms it with building control before Wed 26 Aug, 08:00.
    task-managementupdate_task{"id":"T-121","note":"Building control has logged a placeholder request for Fri 28 Aug 08:00 (against Sam's move off Thursday for rain). Still needs Priya to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 — both Fri slots (08:00/13:00) remain open if 08:00 doesn't suit. Blocked by T-126/T-133 clearing first."}T-121: blocked, due Fri 28 Aug (Building control has logged a placeholder request for Fri 28 Aug 08:00 (against Sam's move off Thursday for rain). Still needs Priya to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 — both Fri slots (08:00/13:00) remain open if 08:00 doesn't suit. Blocked by T-126/T-133 clearing first.)
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    # Site diary, Mon 24 Aug
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+- 07:10 sam — Deck open, 13 on site. Formwork Level 3 at 80%, striking crew on falsework.
+- 09:30 materials-tracker — 16 mm rebar 4.2 t on site against 11.7 t needed. D-4471 (7.5 t, Hadley Steel) confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00.
+- 11:00 task-management — T-121 pre-pour inspection not booked: fixing cannot finish before the rebar lands. T-118 stays blocked on T-121 and T-130.
+- 15:45 priya — Client asked for a pour date. Told them Thursday is the plan, to confirm Tuesday.
+- 16:30 time-tracker — Formwork at 44 h this week, one below the overtime threshold.

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    - 03:50 materials-tracker — Confirmed D-4471 rebar 7.5t (Hadley) firm for Wed 26 Aug 14:00; D-4488 concrete 96m³ (Trent) still provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. Flagged to Priya ahead of building control booking.
+- 03:55 time-tracker — flagged pump operation gap (0 of 3 Groundworks on site) for Friday pour target; raised overtime request for Groundworks, 8h Fri 28 Aug, awaiting human approval
+- 03:52 building-control — Corrected slot analysis: Thu 27 Aug 13:00 booking deadline (Tue 13:00) has passed responsibly; recommending Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00 instead, both bookable by Wed 26 Aug in line with fixing/formwork clearing. Awaiting Priya's confirmation and slot choice.
+- 03:52 task-management — T-121 due date corrected from Thu 27 Aug to Fri 28 Aug: building control's Thu 27 13:00 slot needed booking by Tue 13:00, now passed. Workable slots are Fri 28 Aug 08:00/13:00, still blocked on priya confirming and booking.
+- 03:52 building-control — Requested Fri 28 Aug 08:00 slot for Level 3 pre-pour rebar inspection, at sam's request (Thursday ruled out by rain, Thu 27 13:00 slot's book-by was today anyway). Still needs Priya to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00.
+- 03:55 materials-tracker — noted D-4488 (Trent Ready-Mix, 96m³ C32/40) still provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00; flagged to move to Fri 28 Aug once pour day is confirmed, free to move outside 24h lock-in, no cost incurred yet
+- 03:52 temporary-works — TW-31 not yet booked; formwork 80% closed, striking crew still on falsework. Flagged to Sam: closure must complete by Thu for TW-31 to book Thu (Fri 06:30 check), contingent on Friday pour day being confirmed.
+- 03:52 task-management — T-121 updated: building control logged placeholder for Fri 28 Aug 08:00 against Thursday-rain move; still needs Priya's confirmation by Wed 26 Aug 08:00.
+- 03:53 temporary-works — TW-31 not yet booked; formwork at 80% closure, needs full closure/propping and booking day-before-pour (Thu) for 06:30 Fri check. Flagged formwork crew OT exposure (44/45h, 3 of 5 on site) to dan/sam re Thursday closure push.
+- 03:53 temporary-works — TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check booked for Fri 28 Aug 06:30 (R. Okafor), requested by priya, on the back of the Friday pour target. Formwork currently at 80% closure — must be fully closed and propped by end of Thursday for the check to pass.
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    The record

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    Every message, in order. The ones marked ∎ are the summaries, each with the range it stands for; the shaded rows above each one are the messages that range holds. A seating sits among the answers as an aside, stamped with who did it.

    +
    • 1
      priya opened the room
    • 2
      task-management
      priya — T-121 (pre-pour rebar inspection) sits on you: the building control slot isn't booked yet, and you're the only one who can book it. It's also blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) and T-133 (rebar delivery D-4471, sam, due Wed 26 Aug), so the slot you book needs to land after those clear.
    • 3
      materials-tracker→ priya
      Materials status for the chain task-management just flagged: D-4471 (7.5t rebar, Hadley Steel) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug 14:00 — that's the piece T-133/T-126 need before rebar fixing can finish. Once that lands, C32/40 concrete (96m³, Trent Ready-Mix, D-4488) is only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. So if Priya books the building control inspection right after rebar fixing clears, note the concrete pour slot behind it still needs that Trent delivery firmed up — I'd flag that to Trent before locking a pour date on the back of it.
    • 4
      priya
      Can I tell the client Thursday for the Level 3 pour, or not?
    • 5
      building-control seated by assistant
    • 6
      plant-hire seated by assistant
    • 7
      temporary-works seated by assistant
    • 8
      temporary-works
      Before Thursday is locked in: the TW-31 pre-pour formwork/falsework check isn't booked, and formwork is only at 80% closed (striking crew currently on the falsework per site status). The pour plan requires formwork fully closed and propped, checked by me at 06:30 on the morning of the pour — and the booking itself has to go in the working day before the pour. If Thursday is the target, the formwork crew needs to have it fully closed by end of Wednesday, and I need the check booked (Wed) once that's confirmed. I can't book it yet since no pour day is fixed on the record.
    • 9
      task-management
      Confirming the chain still stands: T-121 (inspection) is blocked behind T-126 (rebar fixing, sam), which is blocked behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Fixing can't complete before Wed afternoon, so the earliest a booking request can go in is Wed — and per building-control's own notice rule that lands a Thursday 13:00 slot at best, one slot later than needed for a Thursday pour (which needs the inspection passed by Wed 13:00). Combined with temporary-works flagging formwork only 80% closed, Thursday isn't supportable on the record as it stands — Friday is the earliest realistic pour date.
    • 10
      plant-hire
      If the pour lands Friday instead of Thursday: H-207 (pump, Rapid Pumps) is currently booked on site Wed evening for a Thu pour. That's outside the 24h window right now, so moving it to on-site Thu evening for a Fri pour costs nothing if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow — free move with 24h notice. Waiting until Wednesday to decide risks landing inside the 24h window and triggering the £350 re-mobilisation charge. Once Priya/the room settle on Friday, tell me and I'll move H-207 to on-site Thu evening for Fri, and get written confirmation from Rapid Pumps.
    • 11
      time-tracker
      priya: separate from formwork/pump-logistics/weather — there's a crew gap for whichever day gets picked: pump operation. Groundworks holds that ticket and 0 of 3 are on site today. Pour supervision and power float are solid (Concrete: 6 of 6 on site, both tickets, 41h logged, under the 45h threshold), but nobody currently on site can run the pump. That needs chasing before Friday is locked, independent of the H-207 logistics plant-hire is sorting.
    • 12
      temporary-works
      On formwork specifically: Friday works well — it gives the striking crew through Thursday to finish closing and propping, and I'd book TW-31 on Thursday for a Friday 06:30 check, comfortably within the working-day-before rule. Just need the pour day fixed on the record to lock that booking in.
    • 13
      plant-hire
      To close the loop for Priya: my Friday move only stays free if we notify Rapid Pumps today or tomorrow (Tue/Wed) — waiting until Wed to decide risks slipping inside the 24h window and the £350 charge. So if Friday is the call, say so now and I'll action the move today.
    • 14
      materials-tracker→ priya
      To stack alongside plant-hire's pump point: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³, Trent Ready-Mix) is the same story — still PROVISIONAL, needs firming, and Trent's 24h lock-in / 60% cancellation charge means action today or tomorrow avoids cost, same as Rapid Pumps. Priya — once Friday is the call, tell me and I'll move D-4488 to Fri 27 Aug 07:00 immediately and get Trent's written confirmation.
    • 15
      time-tracker
      priya: I've raised the Groundworks overtime request to get a certified pump operator on site Friday — 0 of 3 currently on site, plenty of headroom under the 45h threshold, but it's awaiting your (or another human's) approval. That's now the one open item on the labour side alongside plant-hire's and materials-tracker's cost-deadline items — all three (pump move, concrete firm-up, pump operator) need action today/tomorrow to avoid slipping into charges or leaving Friday short-crewed.
    • 16
      building-control→ priya
      One item missing from the Friday case so far: the pre-pour inspection itself. Friday pour needs it booked for Thu 27 Aug 13:00 — that slot is open now but only bookable in time if requested by today, Tue 13:00. Rebar fixing won't clear till Wed afternoon though, so I can't responsibly request it today; earliest safe request is Wednesday once fixing/formwork are confirmed done. Priya — only you confirm with building control; say Friday and I'll log the request against Thu 27 Aug 13:00 in your name, flagged as contingent on Wednesday's fixing/formwork sign-off.
    • 17
      task-management
      Task list updated to match: T-118 (Level 3 pour) now due Fri 28 Aug, T-121 (inspection) due Thu 27 Aug — both still shown blocked. T-121's blocking chain is T-126 (rebar fixing, sam) behind T-133 (D-4471 delivery, sam, confirmed Wed 26 Aug 14:00). Priya — building-control's Thu 27 Aug 13:00 slot is the one T-121 needs; nothing else moves it until you confirm Friday and that booking goes in.
    • 18
      building-control
      Correction to my last message: Thu 27 Aug 13:00 needs booking by today (Tue) 13:00 — that deadline has effectively passed for a responsible request, since rebar fixing doesn't clear until Wed afternoon. So that slot is off the table regardless of what the room decides now. + +The workable slot for a Friday pour is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00 — both book by Wed 26 Aug (08:00 and 13:00 respectively), which lines up with fixing/formwork clearing Wednesday. Priya — once you confirm Friday, tell me which of the two Friday slots you want and I'll log the request in your name; only you can confirm it with building control. The inspector will need formwork fully closed/propped (per temporary-works' TW-31 check) and rebar fixing signed off before that slot.
    • 19
      task-management
      Task list corrected: T-121 now due Fri 28 Aug (not Thu 27) since building control's Thu slot deadline has passed. Priya — T-121 and T-118 both sit blocked on you alone now: pick Fri 28 Aug 08:00 or 13:00 with building control, and that one decision also unblocks plant-hire's pump move, materials-tracker's concrete firm-up, and time-tracker's overtime approval, all of which are only waiting on Friday being said out loud.
    • 20
      ∎ assistant→ priya · covers 4–19
      Thursday doesn't hold — Friday 28 Aug is the earliest workable pour date. To lock it in, you need to: (1) pick a building control slot — Fri 08:00 or 13:00 — and confirm it yourself (both must be booked by Wed 26 Aug); (2) approve the pending Groundworks overtime request, since 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site for Friday. Once you say "Friday," plant-hire will move the pump booking and materials-tracker will firm up the Trent concrete order (D-4488) — both need actioning today/tomorrow to dodge re-mobilisation/cancellation charges, but that's on them, not you. Everything else (rebar fixing, formwork closure, TW-31 check) is on track to clear by Wednesday, contingent on those two decisions from you.
    • 21
      priya left
    • 22
      sam opened the room
    • 23
      sam
      Rain all Thursday morning. I am not pouring into that. What do you need from me to move it?
    • 24
      time-tracker
      sam — the Friday pour plan already needs a decision from Priya, not from you, on the crew side: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are on site today, and there's already an overtime request in for Groundworks, 2026-08-28 +8h, sitting "awaiting approval." That request was raised against Friday 28 Aug; nobody's touched it for a Thursday move. If you're pulling the pour off Thursday, someone needs to confirm which day Groundworks actually needs to be called in for — otherwise the pump crew still won't be on site whichever day you land on.
    • 25
      building-control
      Confirming for the record: Fri 28 Aug still has both inspection slots open (08:00 and 13:00), book-by is Wed 26 Aug. Thu 27 Aug 13:00 was the only Thursday slot and its book-by deadline is today — so moving off Thursday for rain costs nothing there. But I can only log a request against a slot; only Priya can actually confirm a booking with building control, and she's just left the room. Sam — once you and Priya settle on Friday, someone needs to get that confirmation to Priya so she books it before Wed 26 Aug.
    • 26
      plant-hire
      Pump (H-207, Rapid Pumps) is already booked provisionally for Fri 28 Aug, not Thursday — so no move or charge needed on my end for the rain call. It's free to firm up with 24h notice; only turns costly (£350 re-mobilisation) if it moves again inside 24h of the day. So the plant side is fine as-is — it's just waiting on the same confirmation as the inspection slot.
    • 27
      materials-tracker
      sam — materials side: rebar (D-4471) is confirmed for Wed 26 Aug regardless of pour day, so that's not a factor in your rain call. The one open item is concrete — D-4488, 96m³ from Trent Ready-Mix — still only provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00. Trent's terms are 24h lock-in before the slot, 60% charge if cancelled inside that window, free to move outside it. Once Friday's confirmed as the plan I'll move D-4488 to Fri 28 Aug 07:00 now, while it's still free — no cost either way as long as it's done before that lock-in window closes.
    • 28
      temporary-works
      Formwork side, Sam: TW-31 isn't booked yet — can't be until Friday's confirmed, since it books the working day before and runs 06:30 morning-of. Formwork's at 80% closed, striking crew still on falsework; needs full closure and propping before I can check it. If Friday holds, I need that closure done by Thursday so I can book TW-31 Thursday for Friday 06:30.
    • 29
      building-control
      I've logged a request for the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 building control slot against sam's move off Thursday. That's a placeholder only — Priya has to confirm it with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Both Friday slots remain open if 08:00 doesn't suit.
    • 30
      time-tracker
      sam — the crew gap is still unaddressed by anyone else: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators on site today, and the overtime request for Fri 28 Aug (+8h) is still awaiting human approval. Everything else — inspection slot, pump machine, concrete, formwork — is lining up on Friday, but this one needs Priya to approve before there's actually a crew to run the pump.
    • 31
      materials-tracker→ sam
      sam — materials side is not blocking your rain call either way: rebar (D-4471) lands Wed 26 Aug regardless of pour day. The one item that needs action once Friday's actually confirmed is D-4488 (96m³ concrete, Trent), currently provisional for Thu 27 Aug 07:00 — I'll retarget it to Fri 28 Aug 07:00 as soon as that's settled, no cost since we're outside Trent's 24h lock-in. Just say the word.
    • 32
      ∎ assistant→ sam · covers 23–31
      Pour moves to Friday 28 Aug — nothing for you to action there, plant, concrete and formwork are already lining up on that day. The one gap: 0 of 3 Groundworks pump operators are booked for Friday, and the overtime request to cover them is still sitting unapproved with Priya — chase her on that, since without it there's no pump crew whichever day you land on. Also get formwork to full closure/propping by Thursday so temporary-works can run TW-31 at 06:30 Friday morning.
    • 33
      dan opened the room
    • 34
      dan
      What does moving cost, and is there anything of mine holding this up?
    • 35
      time-tracker
      On the cost side of the labour piece: the Groundworks overtime request is +8h for 2026-08-28, still awaiting approval — that's the pump crew (Groundworks holds the pump ticket, 0 of 3 currently on site, need them mobilised for Friday). It needs a human approval; nothing else of mine is holding the move. Separately worth flagging: Formwork is at 44h logged this week against a 45h threshold with only 3 of 5 on site today — if anyone leans on formwork to hit Thursday closure, that's right at the OT line too and may need its own request.
    • 36
      task-management→ dan
      To add to that: nothing of yours, dan, is blocking the chain — T-121/T-126/T-133 sit with priya and sam. Your own open item is T-130, confirm concrete pump hire H-207, due today — that's yours to close once Friday's locked. For actual move/cancellation cost, that's plant-hire's number, not mine.
    • 37
      building-control
      Nothing of dan's blocks this. Separately: the Fri 28 Aug 08:00 rebar inspection is only requested, not confirmed — only Priya can confirm it with building control, deadline Wed 26 Aug 08:00. Miss that and the fallback is Fri 28 Aug 13:00 (book by Wed 26 Aug 13:00), then Mon 31 Aug 08:00.
    • 38
      plant-hire
      The number, dan: moving H-207 to Friday cost £0 — Rapid Pumps move a booked day free with 24h notice, and this move was outside that window. Confirming T-130 won't add any charge. Only risk is if it moves again inside 24h (£350 re-mob) or slips to Saturday (£200 uplift).
    • 39
      temporary-works
      Nothing of mine carries a cost, dan. Separate flag still standing: TW-31 isn't booked, formwork is at 80% closure per the diary, and it needs full closure/propping plus booking the working day before the pour for a 06:30 Friday check. Time-tracker flagged formwork crew already at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to full closure by Thursday may need its own overtime request, same issue as the pump crew but on your desk.
    • 40
      materials-tracker
      Completing the cost picture for dan: the concrete order (D-4488, 96m³ Trent) is also a free move — still provisional for Thu 27 Aug, hasn't hit Trent's 24h lock-in yet. Moving it to Fri 28 Aug costs £0 if actioned today/tomorrow; leaving it to lock against Thursday then cancelling would cost 60% of the load. I'll move it as soon as Friday is confirmed.
    • 41
      ∎ assistant→ dan · covers 34–40
      Moving the pour to Friday costs you £0: Rapid Pumps move H-207 free with 24h notice (confirming your T-130 today locks that in), and Trent's D-4488 concrete order is still pre-lock-in so shifting it to Fri 28 Aug is also free if actioned today/tomorrow. Risk only bites if you don't act — a second move inside 24h is £350 re-mob on the pump, Saturday slip is +£200, and letting the concrete order lock against Thursday before cancelling costs 60% of the load. Nothing of yours is blocking the chain (T-121/126/133 sit with priya/sam); your only open item is closing T-130 once Friday's confirmed. Separate cost risk worth watching: formwork crew is at 44h/45h with only 3 of 5 on site — pushing them to Thursday closure may need its own overtime approval on your desk, same issue as the pump crew's still-pending OT request.
    • 42
      priya opened the room
    • 43
      task-management→ priya
      Priya — welcome back. The one thing still sitting on you: T-121, the building control inspection slot for Friday isn't confirmed yet. There's a placeholder logged for Fri 28 Aug 08:00, but you need to confirm with building control by Wed 26 Aug 08:00 (both 08:00 and 13:00 Friday slots are still open if 08:00 doesn't suit). It's also formally blocked behind T-126/T-133 (Sam's rebar work) clearing, but those are on track — the booking itself is the piece only you can move.
    • 44
      priya
      Remind me what Saturday needs from me before I ring the client.
    • 45
      building-control
      On Saturday specifically: building control has no weekend slots — the rules only run Monday to Friday, 08:00/13:00, with 48 working hours' notice. So a Saturday pour would have no inspection slot at all; the next one after Friday is Mon 31 Aug 08:00 (book by Thu 27 Aug 08:00). If you're weighing Saturday as a fallback, that's the constraint to tell the client. For Friday itself, the slot I need you to confirm is Fri 28 Aug 08:00 — requested, book by Wed 26 Aug 08:00, and only you can confirm it with building control.
    • 46
      plant-hire→ priya
      Adding the plant cost to that: if Saturday were ever pursued despite no inspection slot, moving H-207 (Rapid Pumps) off Friday costs £200 weekend uplift with ≥24h notice, or £550 (+£350 re-mob) inside 24h. But since building control has nothing between Fri 28 Aug and Mon 31 Aug, Saturday isn't a live option regardless of plant cost — Friday 28 Aug stays the target.
    • 47
      materials-tracker
      One more piece for the Friday target: D-4488 (96m³ Trent concrete) is still only provisional against Thu 27 Aug, not yet matched to Friday. Trent's lock-in is 24h before the slot — moving it to Fri 28 Aug is free if actioned today/tomorrow, but left unconfirmed past that window it's 60% cancellation on the load. Worth firming up alongside the building control booking, same timeframe.
    • 48
      time-tracker
      Still outstanding on my side: the Groundworks pump-operator overtime request (+8h, 28 Aug) is raised but awaiting approval, and 0 of 3 pump operators are currently on site — that needs sign-off before Friday's pour crew is actually covered.
    • 49
      temporary-works
      TW-31 (formwork/falsework check) is now booked: Fri 28 Aug 06:30, R. Okafor, requested by priya. It needs formwork fully closed and propped by then — currently at 80% closure, so sam's crew needs to close the remaining 20% and finish propping by end of Thursday for the check to pass.
    • 50
      ∎ assistant→ priya · covers 44–49
      Saturday is not viable: building control has no weekend slots (Mon–Fri only, 48h notice), so a Saturday pour would have no inspection at all — the next slot after Friday is Mon 31 Aug 08:00 (book by Thu 27 Aug 08:00). Friday 28 Aug remains the target; you still need to confirm the Fri 08:00 building control slot by Wed 26 Aug 08:00, and the Groundworks pump-operator overtime request still needs your sign-off (0 of 3 operators currently on site for Friday). Tell the client Friday, not Saturday.
    • 51
      priya left
    • 52
      sam left
    • 53
      dan left
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    What the run showed

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    A crash mid-exchange lost nothing but the run

    The runtime was dropped as [24] landed, with 6 leases running and no left, no release and no close written. The second runtime folded the same roster, the same people and the same open exchange from the log, and continued it: 5 wakes the dead run left unanswered were sent again and answered, the 6 leases it held expired 8.8 s after the crash on the resumed room’s own alarm, and the exchange closed into one message for sam covering [23]–[31]. The people did nothing: sam’s visit was put back with no arrival written, because the log said he was present.

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    What the expiry costs, and what it does not

    An activation cut by the crash holds its lease until the expiry, 15.0 s here and a minute by default, and the exchange stays open until then: that is the one delay a crash adds. What the cut activations had said before the crash stands on the record, and the log says which of them spoke, so no seat was woken to say anything again. The lock refused 58 says across both runtimes, and the record kept its shape: seqs contiguous, every key once, every summary covering the range before it.

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    The same room, whichever process holds it

    94 seat activations and 5 assistant activations ran across the two runtimes, $1.59 in all, and each seat’s own session holds every one of them, complete, whichever runtime ran it. The room’s log holds 484 rows beside 53 messages: 429 lease rows, 4 closes, and one composition. A reader of the log alone can say which activation said what, which wake each lease answered, and where the crash fell.

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    What the assistant did, unchanged

    It composed the room once and seated 3 specialists: building-control and plant-hire and temporary-works for priya’s question at [4]. It wrote 4 summaries, 109 words on average, one of them for the exchange the crash fell inside. The first seat activation read 1,535 characters; the last read 8,563, with the earlier exchanges folded into their summaries.

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    diff --git a/demos/README.md b/demos/README.md index 25b875b..8410b37 100644 --- a/demos/README.md +++ b/demos/README.md @@ -33,6 +33,7 @@ showed. | 2026-09-02 | [The Site Drive](2026-09-02-the-site-drive.html) | sonnet-5 | [artifact](https://claude.ai/code/artifact/bb026bd2-1ce3-4aeb-b496-68416695bb63) | | 2026-09-03 | [One Assistant, Three Readers](2026-09-03-one-assistant-three-readers.html) | sonnet-5 | [artifact](https://claude.ai/code/artifact/52643e13-6b26-4311-8ab9-f1e9d9cea242) | | 2026-09-03 | [Who the Question Needs](2026-09-03-who-the-question-needs.html) | sonnet-5 | [artifact](https://claude.ai/code/artifact/8cbbe725-691f-449f-828e-479221fc9bde) | +| 2026-09-09 | [The Room Comes Back](2026-09-09-the-room-comes-back.html) | sonnet-5 | [artifact](https://claude.ai/code/artifact/19f03f78-029e-44c9-a061-8d451fb88877) | ## What each run changed @@ -187,3 +188,30 @@ runtime now asks the assistant to seat everyone a question touches, on the argument that a seated specialist with nothing to add costs one glance and a missing one costs the answer, and the cap on seatings is the reserve itself. + +**The Room Comes Back.** The run that durable state was built against. The +same suite and the same three people, and the process dies as the first +answer to Sam's question lands: the runtime that holds the room is dropped +with six leases running, and nothing is written about the crash. A second +runtime resumes the name over the same log. It folds the roster, the +people, the open exchange and the leases back from the rows, sends the five +wakes the dead run left unanswered again, expires the six leases on its own +alarm about nine seconds later, closes the exchange, and writes Sam the one +message, with the crash inside the range it covers. Four questions open four +exchanges across the two runtimes, and each one is written for. The report +shows every lease the dead run held, what it had heard, and how it ended, +and lists what the resumed run did first. + +The change under it makes the log the truth. The room holds no fact in +memory: every fact is a fold over four kinds of entry in the room's own Pi +session, and the room moves by reconciling, which is safe to run twice. +Every message names every seat it reaches, every lease records what its +activation heard, and a wake is answered by a lease that heard it and ran +to its end, or that spoke. An activation that expired or failed without a +word is tried again after a backoff, up to three attempts, the same policy +the summaries already had. What crosses between a seat and its room is +JSON, and a second package runs a room as Cloudflare Durable Objects over +the same calls. The evidence is a chaos tier: the room crashes at every +write its log takes, before and after the entry lands, is killed from +outside on a JSONL storage, and walks under a seeded sequence of faults, +and a host that resumes it reaches the same record every time. diff --git a/scripts/report.mjs b/scripts/report.mjs index e55f900..79a10ba 100644 --- a/scripts/report.mjs +++ b/scripts/report.mjs @@ -397,7 +397,7 @@ const firstAfter = afterCrash.slice(0, 6).map((t) => { if (e.type === 'activation_start') return `${e.agent} woke`; if (e.type === 'activation_end') return `${e.agent} ended${e.spoke ? ', having spoken' : ''}`; if (e.type === 'error') return `${e.agent}: ${e.error.message}`; - return e.type.replace('_', ' '); + return e.type.replaceAll('_', ' '); }); const seconds = (ms) => `${(ms / 1000).toFixed(1)} s`; @@ -449,7 +449,7 @@ ul.plain{margin:.4rem 0 0 1.2rem;padding:0;color:var(--dim);max-width:45rem} ul.

    The Room Comes Back

    The same construction suite and the same three people, and this time the process dies in the middle of a question. As the first answer to ${esc(crashMessage ? (record.find((m) => m.seq === crashExchange?.from)?.from ?? 'sam') : 'sam')}’s question landed, at message [${crash.at}], the runtime that held the room was dropped: ${plural(heldAtCrash.length, 'lease', 'leases')} stayed on the log unreleased, and nothing was written about the crash. A second runtime resumed the name over the same log. It folded the roster, the people, the open exchange and the leases back from the rows; it sent the ${plural(resentActs.length, 'wake', 'wakes')} the dead run left unanswered again; the ${plural(heldAtCrash.length, 'lease', 'leases')} the dead run held expired on its own alarm, ${seconds(expiredAfter)} after the crash; the exchange closed; and the assistant wrote ${crashSummary ? `${esc(crashSummary.to)}` : 'nobody'} the one message${crashSummary ? `, covering [${crashSummary.covers.from}]–[${crashSummary.covers.through}], the crash inside it` : ''}. ${questions.length} questions opened ${closed.length} exchanges, and ${summaries.length} were written for, across two runtimes.

    ${stat(questions.length, 'questions asked')}${stat(agentSaid.length, 'agent messages')}${stat(summaries.length, 'summaries written')}${stat(run.reserve.length, 'specialists on call')}${stat(seatings.filter((m) => m.by === ASSISTANT).length, 'seated by the assistant')}${stat(composing.length, 'composing activations')}
    -
    ${stat(seatActs.length, 'seat activations')}${stat(conflicts, 'says the lock refused')}${stat(errors, 'tool or model failures')}${stat(run.toolCalls.length, 'calls into the products’ APIs')}${stat(n(totalTokens), 'tokens across every turn')}${stat(money(totalCost), 'total model cost')}
    +
    ${stat(seatActs.length, 'seat activations')}${stat(conflicts, 'says the lock refused')}${stat(errors, 'errors the room reported')}${stat(run.toolCalls.length, 'calls into the products’ APIs')}${stat(n(totalTokens), 'tokens across every turn')}${stat(money(totalCost), 'total model cost')}

    Every line is verbatim from one live run. The people were scripted only in when they arrived, what they asked, and when they left; the crash was scripted to land on the first answer to the second question, and nothing else about it was. Nobody scripted the seatings: ${esc(seatedBy)}.

    From ef252c1b47c1c60028ab644908fed65c45245e3a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Wed, 9 Sep 2026 15:30:40 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 13/20] Write off a revoked draft, hold a seat through its release, and free a name a refused start took The review of the branch found three faults and three edges, and this commit fixes them. A draft lease that ended revoked was neither an attempt nor a judgment, so the summary stayed owed under an id the revoked row had taken. The room sent the same draft wake for ever, and `quiet()` never resolved after an abort mid-draft or a stop and resume mid-draft. A revoked draft now stands down, the way a revoked wake is written off. The seat actor cleared `current` before it awaited the release, so a wake that landed during the release started a second activation beside the one still releasing, and the queue held one id. The actor now holds `current` through the release, queues every wake in order once each, and `run()` resolves once the queue is drained. The Cloudflare seat object awaits that, so its alarm no longer clears the storage under a queued activation. A start whose composition the record refuses now frees the name. A delivery directed at a seat that wakes for nothing said is refused. A commit from a lease that ended is answered stale before it enters the queue. `routing` returns a set and builds the at-work seats once. The dead `joinLater` loop is gone. The backlog gains item 33: opening a name that does not exist creates it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017i49PfakG27M56FjqvyG1e --- docs/agent.md | 4 +- docs/assistant.md | 8 +- packages/ambion/src/fold.ts | 28 +++-- packages/ambion/src/seat.ts | 60 ++++++----- packages/ambion/src/session.ts | 58 +++++++---- packages/ambion/test/assistant.test.ts | 26 +++++ packages/ambion/test/restart.test.ts | 40 +++++++ packages/ambion/test/seat.test.ts | 138 +++++++++++++++++++++++++ packages/ambion/test/session.test.ts | 52 ++++++++++ planning/backlog.md | 14 +++ 10 files changed, 365 insertions(+), 63 deletions(-) create mode 100644 packages/ambion/test/seat.test.ts diff --git a/docs/agent.md b/docs/agent.md index ac5be8f..4e8be89 100644 --- a/docs/agent.md +++ b/docs/agent.md @@ -543,7 +543,9 @@ controls: the seat side with Pi's own abort, and settles. What was said stays, what was mid-flight ends without speaking, nothing the seats were sent runs after the cut, and an aborted activation stays cancelled even if a steer - was still queued against it. The room is still running afterwards. + was still queued against it. A draft the assistant held is written off + with them: the summary is owed no longer. The room is still running + afterwards. - **`stopSession`** is the one that ends it, and it is `abort()` plus everything else a run holds: the visits close with a `left` for everyone present, the alarm is cancelled, and the handle is spent. It writes no diff --git a/docs/assistant.md b/docs/assistant.md index fb4d3fe..fe481ae 100644 --- a/docs/assistant.md +++ b/docs/assistant.md @@ -288,9 +288,11 @@ the assistant again for him at its next reconcile. A person whose draft the assistant could not land waits for the backoff instead, so a model that keeps failing never retries on its own end (§5). Who is owed is a fold over the log: a close that holds two or more agent messages, with no -summary covering it and no draft that stood down over it. A later close by -the same person joins the draft, and one message reaches back to the -earliest question still owed. +summary covering it and no draft that stood down over it. A draft stands +down when the assistant ends it without writing, and when the host revokes +it: `abort()` and `stopSession` write the draft off with every wake still +pending. A later close by the same person joins the draft, and one message +reaches back to the earliest question still owed. --- diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/fold.ts b/packages/ambion/src/fold.ts index 287536e..e8b5452 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/fold.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/fold.ts @@ -135,13 +135,16 @@ interface OwedContext extends WakeOptions { const ATTEMPT_REASONS: ReadonlySet = new Set(['failed', 'expired', 'refused']); +/** A draft that ended this way stood down: the assistant judged the room, or the host wrote the draft off. */ +const STOOD_DOWN: ReadonlySet = new Set(['released', 'revoked']); + /** * The summaries still owed, one per person. A close owes one when it names * the assistant, no summary covers it, and no draft over it or over a later * close of the same person stood down. Every later close of the same person - * joins the draft: one message reaches back to the earliest question still - * owed, and the latest close names the draft. A summary at the cap is owed - * no longer. + * joins the draft: the closes fold in log order, so the latest close names + * the draft, and one message reaches back to the earliest question still + * owed. A summary at the cap is owed no longer. */ function foldOwed( closes: readonly CloseRow[], @@ -166,28 +169,21 @@ function foldOwed( notBefore: undefined, }); } - for (const close of open) joinLater(byPerson.get(close.owner), close); return [...byPerson.values()] .map((owed) => withAttempts(owed, leases, context.backoff)) .filter((owed) => owed.attempts < context.attempts); } -/** A later close of the same person joins the draft, whatever it held on its own. */ -function joinLater(owed: Owed | undefined, close: CloseRow): void { - if (owed === undefined || close.through <= owed.through) return; - owed.through = close.through; - owed.closes.push(close.through); -} - const covers = (summary: Message & { kind: 'summary' }, close: CloseRow): boolean => summary.to === close.owner && summary.covers.from <= close.from && summary.covers.through >= close.through; /** - * A draft over this close, or over a later close of the same person, ended - * released without writing: the assistant judged the room, and the judgment - * stands for everything it read. + * A draft over this close, or over a later close of the same person, stood + * down without writing: released, so the assistant judged the room and the + * judgment stands for everything it read; or revoked, so the host wrote the + * draft off the way `abort()` writes off every wake still pending. */ function judged( leases: ReadonlyMap, @@ -202,7 +198,9 @@ function judged( for (const lease of leases.values()) { const parsed = parseId(lease.id); if (parsed?.kind !== 'draft' || !later.has(parsed.through)) continue; - if (lease.phase === 'ended' && lease.reason === 'released') return true; + if (lease.phase === 'ended' && lease.reason !== undefined && STOOD_DOWN.has(lease.reason)) { + return true; + } } return false; } diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/seat.ts b/packages/ambion/src/seat.ts index 85811d9..0c2cc13 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/seat.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/seat.ts @@ -230,9 +230,10 @@ export interface SeatContext { * runs; one activation at a time, named by the wake that started it. */ export class SeatActor implements SeatPort { - private current: { id: string; activation: Activation } | undefined; - /** A wake that arrived while an activation ran. It runs next. */ - private queued: string | undefined; + /** The activation running, or over and releasing its lease. Held until the release lands. */ + private current: { id: string; activation: Activation; over: boolean } | undefined; + /** The wakes that arrived while an activation ran, in order. They run next, once each. */ + private readonly queued: string[] = []; private audit: Promise | undefined; constructor( @@ -243,7 +244,8 @@ export class SeatActor implements SeatPort { /** * A wake starts an activation when none runs. While one runs, a wake a * message caused is steered into it (rule 2), and the lease says so; any - * other wake runs next. + * other wake runs next. An activation that is over takes no steer: what + * landed runs as an activation of its own. */ async wake(wake: Wake): Promise { if (this.current === undefined) { @@ -251,8 +253,8 @@ export class SeatActor implements SeatPort { return; } if (this.current.id === wake.activation) return; - if (wake.steer === undefined) { - this.queued = wake.activation; + if (wake.steer === undefined || this.current.over) { + this.enqueue(wake.activation); return; } const activation = this.current.activation; @@ -261,16 +263,22 @@ export class SeatActor implements SeatPort { /** * One activation to its end: claim, run, release, then whatever queued - * behind it. A host that runs a seat inside one request awaits this. + * behind it, in order. A host that runs a seat inside one request awaits + * this, and it resolves once the seat has nothing left to run. */ async run(id: string): Promise { if (this.current !== undefined) { - this.queued = id; + this.enqueue(id); return; } await this.take(id); } + /** A wake sent twice queues once. */ + private enqueue(id: string): void { + if (!this.queued.includes(id)) this.queued.push(id); + } + /** Cut the activation in flight. The room writes what that means. */ abort(): void { this.current?.activation.abort(); @@ -280,21 +288,23 @@ export class SeatActor implements SeatPort { // Held before the claim, so a steer that lands while the claim is in // flight reaches the activation and not the floor. const activation = new Activation(id, this.context.seat, this.host(id)); - this.current = { id, activation }; + const current = { id, activation, over: false }; + this.current = current; const claimed = await this.claim(id); - if (claimed === undefined) { - this.current = undefined; - return this.next(); - } - const stopRenewing = this.renewUntil(activation, claimed.expiry); - try { - await activation.run(); - } finally { - stopRenewing(); - this.current = undefined; - await this.release(id, activation); + if (claimed !== undefined) { + const stopRenewing = this.renewUntil(activation, claimed.expiry); + try { + await activation.run(); + } finally { + stopRenewing(); + // Held through the release: a wake that lands now runs next, and + // never beside the activation that is releasing. + current.over = true; + await this.release(id, activation); + } } - this.next(); + this.current = undefined; + await this.next(); } /** The lease, or nothing: the room refused it, or the claim never came back. The wake is sent again. */ @@ -307,10 +317,10 @@ export class SeatActor implements SeatPort { } } - private next(): void { - const queued = this.queued; - this.queued = undefined; - if (queued !== undefined) void this.take(queued); + /** The next wake that queued, to its end. */ + private async next(): Promise { + const queued = this.queued.shift(); + if (queued !== undefined) await this.take(queued); } /** The lease is released, however the activation went. A room that is gone answers stale, and that is fine. */ diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/session.ts b/packages/ambion/src/session.ts index 7c79e56..05f683e 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/session.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/session.ts @@ -185,6 +185,9 @@ export function startSession(options: StartSessionOptions): Session { assertFree(runtime, options.name); const session = SessionImpl.start(options, runtime); runtime.running.set(options.name, session); + // A composition the record refuses frees the name: the handle answers + // with the refusal, and nothing runs under it. + session.started().catch(() => free(runtime, session)); return session; } @@ -206,12 +209,17 @@ export async function resumeSession( try { await session.started(); } catch (error) { - runtime.running.delete(name); + free(runtime, session); throw error; } return session; } +/** The name comes free, unless another room took it since. */ +function free(runtime: Runtime, session: SessionImpl): void { + if (runtime.running.get(session.name) === session) runtime.running.delete(session.name); +} + function assertFree(runtime: Runtime, name: string): void { if (runtime.running.has(name)) { throw new Error(`Session '${name}' is already running: stop it before starting it again.`); @@ -599,13 +607,15 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { ): Promise { const to = input.to?.name; const state = this.state(); - if ( - to !== undefined && - !state.people.has(to) && - !state.roster.some((seat) => seat.name === to) - ) { + const target = state.roster.find((seat) => seat.name === to); + if (to !== undefined && !state.people.has(to) && target === undefined) { throw new Error(`Cannot direct a delivery to '${to}': not in this session.`); } + // A seat at the narrow end wakes for nothing said: a delivery to it is + // a message nobody reads. The assistant sits there. + if (target?.attention === 'none') { + throw new Error(`Cannot direct a delivery to '${to}': it wakes for nothing said.`); + } await this.commitMessage(input.key ?? crypto.randomUUID(), undefined, () => ({ kind: 'said', at: this.iso(), @@ -713,30 +723,35 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { { name: message.from, attention: message.attention ?? 'broadcast', assistant: false }, ] : state.roster; + const atWork = this.atWork(state, live); const woken = roster .filter((seat) => seat.name !== author) - .filter( - (seat) => wakes(seat, target, message, fromAssistant) || this.atWork(seat.name, state), - ) + .filter((seat) => wakes(seat, target, message, fromAssistant) || atWork.has(seat.name)) .map((seat) => seat.name); if (this.opensExchange(message, state) && state.reserve.length > 0 && !live.has(assistant)) { woken.push(assistant); } - return woken; + return [...new Set(woken)]; } /** - * A seat holding a live lease hears every message. The assistant does not: - * a composing activation decides on the question as it was asked, and what - * the seats say while it decides is theirs to say; a drafting activation - * learns what landed from the refusal of its draft, which carries it. + * The seats holding a live lease, which hear every message. The assistant + * does not: a composing activation decides on the question as it was + * asked, and what the seats say while it decides is theirs to say; a + * drafting activation learns what landed from the refusal of its draft, + * which carries it. */ - private atWork(seat: string, state: RoomState): boolean { - if (seat === this.assistant) return false; + private atWork(state: RoomState, live: ReadonlyMap): Set { const now = this.now(); - return [...state.leases.values()].some( - (lease) => seatOf(lease.id, this.assistant) === seat && isLive(lease, now), - ); + const holds = (id: string) => { + const lease = state.leases.get(id); + return lease !== undefined && isLive(lease, now); + }; + const atWork = new Set(); + for (const [seat, ids] of live) { + if (seat !== this.assistant && ids.some(holds)) atWork.add(seat); + } + return atWork; } private opensExchange(message: Message, state: RoomState): boolean { @@ -866,6 +881,11 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { async commit(commit: Commit): Promise { if (this.gone()) return stale('the room is gone'); await this.ready; + // A lease that ended is answered first: nothing the activation writes + // lands, whatever the record did. The queue checks again where it writes. + if (this.liveSeatOf(commit.activation, this.state()) === undefined) { + return stale('the lease ended'); + } const seat = seatOf(commit.activation, this.assistant) ?? ''; try { const committed = await this.commitMessage( diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/assistant.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/assistant.test.ts index 571e572..221d268 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/assistant.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/assistant.test.ts @@ -19,6 +19,7 @@ import { visitSession, } from '../src/index.ts'; import { renderRecord } from '../src/render.ts'; +import { within } from './support/chaos.ts'; import { fakeClock } from './support/clock.ts'; import { assistantEnded, collect, deferred, roomName as name, tick } from './support/room.ts'; import { @@ -750,6 +751,31 @@ describe('the assistant', () => { await expect(session.quiet()).resolves.toBeUndefined(); }); + it('writes off a draft the host revoked: abort quiets the room, and nothing is owed', async () => { + const drafting = deferred(); + const hangs: Script = () => { + drafting.resolve(); + return new Promise(() => {}); + }; + const session = open({ script: byAgent({ product: twoAnswers, assistant: hangs }) }); + const events = collect(session); + const starts = () => + events.filter((e) => e.type === 'activation_start' && e.agent === 'assistant').length; + + const visit = await visitSession(session, priya); + await visit.deliver({ text: 'Can I tell the client Thursday?' }); + await drafting.promise; + session.abort(); + await within(session.quiet(), 2_000, 'quiet after the abort'); + expect(summaries(await session.messages())).toHaveLength(0); + expect(session.exchange()).toBeUndefined(); + // the revocation stands: nothing wakes the assistant for the same close again + expect(starts()).toBe(1); + await clock.advance(200_000); + expect(starts()).toBe(1); + await expect(session.quiet()).resolves.toBeUndefined(); + }); + it('does not report that a stopped room went quiet', async () => { const session = open({ script: byAgent({ product: twoAnswers, assistant: writes('The one message.') }), diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/restart.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/restart.test.ts index 464bc7d..87cacae 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/restart.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/restart.test.ts @@ -348,6 +348,46 @@ describe.each(storages)('a room resumed on $name', (storage) => { } }); + it('writes off a draft the last run revoked at its stop, and goes quiet with nothing owed', async () => { + const { opened, clock, runtime } = await world(storage); + try { + const drafting = deferred(); + const hangs: Script = (context) => { + if (!toolNames(context).includes('summarise')) return quiet(); + drafting.resolve(); + return new Promise(() => {}); + }; + const name = roomName(`restart-${storage.name}`); + const session = startSession({ + name, + assistant, + agents: [alpha], + runtime: runtime(), + streamFn: scripted(byAgent({ alpha: says(['alpha one', 'alpha two']), assistant: hangs })), + }); + const visit = await visitSession(session, priya); + await visit.deliver({ text: 'First?' }); + await drafting.promise; + // the stop revokes the draft in flight: the host wrote the summary off + await stopSession(session); + + const resumed = await resumeSession(name, { + runtime: runtime(), + streamFn: scripted(byAgent({ assistant: writes('Never written.') })), + }); + const events = collect(resumed); + await resumed.quiet(); + await clock.advance(120_000); + await resumed.quiet(); + expect(await summaries(resumed)).toHaveLength(0); + expect(events.filter((e) => e.type === 'activation_start')).toEqual([]); + expect(resumed.exchange()).toBeUndefined(); + await stopSession(resumed); + } finally { + await opened.dispose(); + } + }); + it('refuses to resume a name whose seats the catalog does not hold, and one with no composition', async () => { const { opened, runtime } = await world(storage); try { diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/seat.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/seat.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..64d5cd1 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/ambion/test/seat.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,138 @@ +/** + * The seat's side of the wire, driven by hand over a room the test plays: + * one activation at a time, and whatever queued behind it runs next. + */ +import { describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'; +import { + type Clock, + type CommitResponse, + createRuntime, + defineAgent, + type Lease, + type LeaseResponse, + SeatActor, + type SeatRoom, + type ViewResponse, + type Wake, +} from '../src/index.ts'; +import { fakeClock } from './support/clock.ts'; +import { deferred, tick } from './support/room.ts'; +import { quiet, scripted } from './support/scripted.ts'; + +const product = defineAgent({ + name: 'product', + identity: 'The one product.', + instructions: 'answer', + model: 'scripted/product', +}); + +/** + * A room the test plays. It grants every claim, and it holds the first + * release until the test lets go, so a wake can land while a finished + * activation is still releasing its lease. + */ +class PlayedRoom implements SeatRoom { + readonly claims: string[] = []; + readonly releases: string[] = []; + /** How many activations hold a lease now, and the most that ever did at once. */ + private holding = 0; + mostHeld = 0; + /** Resolves when the first release starts. */ + readonly releasing = deferred(); + /** The first release waits here. */ + readonly letGo = deferred(); + + constructor(private readonly clock: Clock) {} + + async view(activation: string): Promise { + return { + view: { + activation, + seat: 'product', + model: 'scripted/product', + lastSeq: 1, + systemPrompt: 'You are the product.', + context: 'The record so far.', + hand: 'say', + }, + }; + } + + async commit(): Promise { + return { refused: 'nothing lands here' }; + } + + async lease(lease: Lease): Promise { + const ok = { ok: { expiry: this.clock.now() + 60_000, lastSeq: 1 } }; + if (lease.phase === 'running') { + // A claim carries no `heard`; a renewal does. + if (lease.heard === undefined) this.claimed(lease.activation); + return ok; + } + if (this.releases.length === 0) { + this.releasing.resolve(); + await this.letGo.promise; + } + this.holding -= 1; + this.releases.push(lease.activation); + return ok; + } + + private claimed(id: string): void { + this.claims.push(id); + this.holding += 1; + this.mostHeld = Math.max(this.mostHeld, this.holding); + } +} + +function play() { + const clock = fakeClock(); + const runtime = createRuntime({ clock, agents: [product], stream: scripted(() => quiet()) }); + const room = new PlayedRoom(clock); + const actor = new SeatActor(room, { + runtime, + room: 'played', + seat: 'product', + sessions: runtime.sessions, + stream: runtime.stream, + model: runtime.model, + }); + return { room, actor }; +} + +const wakeOf = (activation: string): Wake => ({ room: 'played', seat: 'product', activation }); + +async function until(done: () => boolean): Promise { + for (let i = 0; i < 200 && !done(); i += 1) await tick(); + if (!done()) throw new Error('the seat never got there'); +} + +describe('a seat actor', () => { + it('runs one activation at a time: a wake that lands during the release runs next', async () => { + const { room, actor } = play(); + void actor.wake(wakeOf('1:product')); + await room.releasing.promise; + // the first activation is over and its release is in flight: a message + // that lands now is not steered into it, and it runs no second activation beside it + await actor.wake({ ...wakeOf('2:product'), steer: { seq: 2, line: '[priya] And the pump?' } }); + room.letGo.resolve(); + await until(() => room.releases.length === 2); + expect(room.claims).toEqual(['1:product', '2:product']); + expect(room.mostHeld).toBe(1); + }); + + it('resolves run once what queued behind the activation has run too, in order, once each', async () => { + const { room, actor } = play(); + const ran = actor.run('1:product'); + await room.releasing.promise; + await actor.wake(wakeOf('2:product')); + await actor.wake(wakeOf('3:product')); + // a wake sent twice queues once + await actor.wake(wakeOf('2:product')); + room.letGo.resolve(); + await ran; + expect(room.claims).toEqual(['1:product', '2:product', '3:product']); + expect(room.releases).toEqual(['1:product', '2:product', '3:product']); + expect(room.mostHeld).toBe(1); + }); +}); diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/session.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/session.test.ts index 5030ab7..2dd6e6c 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/session.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/session.test.ts @@ -572,7 +572,59 @@ describe('startSession', () => { // the record is replayed by the first call, and that call is refused await expect(again.messages()).rejects.toThrow(/one name names one participant/); await expect(visitSession(again, andrei)).rejects.toThrow(/one name names one participant/); + // the refusal frees the name: a composition the record accepts starts + const third = startSession({ name, assistant, repo, streamFn: scripted(() => quiet()) }); + expect((await third.messages()).map((m) => m.kind)).toEqual(['arrived', 'left']); await expect(stopSession(again)).rejects.toThrow(/one name names one participant/); + await stopSession(third); + }); + + it('refuses a delivery directed at the assistant, which wakes for nothing said', async () => { + const session = startSession({ + name: roomName('to-assistant'), + assistant, + streamFn: scripted(() => quiet()), + }); + const visit = await enter(session); + await expect(visit.deliver({ to: assistant, text: 'psst' })).rejects.toThrow( + /wakes for nothing said/, + ); + await stopSession(session); + }); + + it('answers a dead activation stale before it reports what the record moved past', async () => { + const solo = defineAgent({ + name: 'solo', + identity: 'Speaks once.', + instructions: 'speak', + model: 'scripted/solo', + }); + // no wake reaches a seat: the test plays the seat over the wire by hand + const runtime = createRuntime({ transport: { connect: () => ({ wake: async () => {} }) } }); + const session = startSession({ + name: roomName('stale'), + assistant, + agents: [solo], + runtime, + streamFn: scripted(() => quiet()), + }); + const events = collect(session); + const visit = await enter(session); + await visit.deliver({ text: 'first' }); + const room = runtime.running.get(session.name); + if (room === undefined) throw new Error('the room is not running'); + expect(await room.lease({ activation: '2:solo', phase: 'running' })).toMatchObject({ ok: {} }); + await visit.deliver({ text: 'second' }); + await room.lease({ activation: '2:solo', phase: 'ended', reason: 'released' }); + const late = await room.commit({ + activation: '2:solo', + key: 'late', + readThrough: 2, + intent: { kind: 'said', text: 'too late' }, + }); + expect(late).toEqual({ stale: 'the lease ended' }); + expect(events.some((e) => e.type === 'conflict')).toBe(false); + await stopSession(session); }); it('refuses a duplicate agent name', () => { diff --git a/planning/backlog.md b/planning/backlog.md index 3b607a2..35db76d 100644 --- a/planning/backlog.md +++ b/planning/backlog.md @@ -592,3 +592,17 @@ which holds the stream to one event per message within one run. **Fix.** Leave it: the stream is the push side, and a resume is where the pull side is read. Say so in `docs/agent.md` §5 if a host trips on it. + +### 33. Opening a name that does not exist creates it + +**What.** `sessionsOver(repo).open(id)` creates a Pi session on every miss. +`resumeSession('typo')` and `readSession('typo')` create an empty session +before the first fails on the missing composition and the second returns +an empty record. On a JSONL repository the stray session is a directory on +disk, and `repo.list()` shows it from then on. + +**Where.** `sessionsOver` in `runtime.ts`; `recover` in `session.ts`. + +**Fix.** A second call on the opener, `find(id)`, that returns nothing on a +miss, or an option on `open`. `resumeSession` and `readSession` take the +one that creates nothing; `startSession` keeps the one that creates. From a20ba46de3887617f6e60f4a8facdd962bcebbf0 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Wed, 9 Sep 2026 15:57:01 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 14/20] Say what the seat object does with a wake that arrives while an activation runs The README named a `steer` call the wire no longer has. A wake into a running activation is handed to the actor, which steers the message in. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017i49PfakG27M56FjqvyG1e --- packages/cloudflare/README.md | 5 +++-- 1 file changed, 3 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/README.md b/packages/cloudflare/README.md index 4cec680..2ee67cd 100644 --- a/packages/cloudflare/README.md +++ b/packages/cloudflare/README.md @@ -17,8 +17,9 @@ What is built: and `lease`. Its `alarm()` runs `reconcile()`. - **`SeatObject`** runs one seat. `wake` stores the activation id and sets an alarm; `alarm()` claims the lease, reads the view, runs the activation - to its end, and releases the lease. `steer` forwards to the activation in - flight. The seat's audit session lives in its own storage. + and whatever queued behind it to their end, and releases the lease. A wake + that arrives while an activation runs is handed to the actor, which steers + the message in. The seat's audit session lives in its own storage. - **`configure`** names the agent definitions the objects resolve by name, and the model call they make. From 3517d45e63721ff2261fec678264490d558ec133 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Wed, 9 Sep 2026 16:28:32 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 15/20] Bound an activation, write the cap, checkpoint the rows, cut over the wire, and move the SQLite storage into the core Four changes to the room's durability, and one move that lets a host over any SQLite run it. The core owns its SQLite storage: `sqliteSessions(sql)` is Pi's `SessionStorage` over two calls, `run` and `all`, that a host wraps its driver in. The Cloudflare package wraps `ctx.storage.sql`; the test matrix wraps `node:sqlite`, so every scenario, the restart suite and the widened chaos sweep now run on memory, JSONL and SQLite. No lease runs past `runtime.wake.deadline` from its claim: the room caps every claim and renewal there, so an activation that runs on expires on the room's alarm and counts as an attempt. The seat actor cuts the activation when its lease reaches the deadline, and a run that ignores the abort is left behind: the actor moves on, and every call the run still makes is answered stale. A lost renewal leaves the lease to expire where it stands, and the actor cuts the activation there. The room reaches a seat through two calls: `wake`, and `cut` for an activation whose lease the room ended. The room talks to ports alone; the seat object takes `cut` over RPC. At the cap the room gives up in writing: the fold reports every wake still pending and every draft still owed with its attempts, `decide` ends the attempt the room does not make as a lease `abandoned`, the row answers the wake or the close, and the host hears an `abandoned` event that names it. A checkpoint bounds what a fold costs. Every `runtime.checkpoint.rows` rows the room writes an `ambion/checkpoint`: the composition, the closes and the leases a later fold still reads, behind a floor below which every wake was answered. The fold reads it in place of every row before it, and the log drops those rows from memory. The rows stay on the storage, and a checkpoint the room cannot read is ignored. The restart suite runs over a log checkpointed every three rows; a test proves the fold over the compacted log equals the fold over every row on all three storages. Backlog 26 closes; 28 keeps the host verb. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017i49PfakG27M56FjqvyG1e --- docs/agent.md | 74 +++--- docs/assistant.md | 8 +- docs/toolchain.md | 6 +- packages/ambion/src/fold.ts | 121 ++++++++-- packages/ambion/src/index.ts | 2 + packages/ambion/src/lease.ts | 27 +-- packages/ambion/src/log.ts | 45 +++- packages/ambion/src/reconcile.ts | 80 +++++-- packages/ambion/src/runtime.ts | 15 +- packages/ambion/src/seat.ts | 84 +++++-- packages/ambion/src/session.ts | 61 ++++- packages/ambion/src/sqlite.ts | 273 ++++++++++++++++++++++ packages/ambion/src/types.ts | 6 + packages/ambion/src/wire.ts | 72 +++++- packages/ambion/test/chaos.test.ts | 53 +++-- packages/ambion/test/checkpoint.test.ts | 168 +++++++++++++ packages/ambion/test/lease.test.ts | 59 ++++- packages/ambion/test/matrix.test.ts | 4 +- packages/ambion/test/reconcile.test.ts | 44 +++- packages/ambion/test/restart.test.ts | 4 +- packages/ambion/test/seat.test.ts | 25 +- packages/ambion/test/session.test.ts | 4 +- packages/ambion/test/support/storage.ts | 39 +++- packages/ambion/test/support/transport.ts | 10 +- packages/cloudflare/README.md | 13 +- packages/cloudflare/src/configure.ts | 2 + packages/cloudflare/src/index.ts | 2 +- packages/cloudflare/src/room-object.ts | 2 +- packages/cloudflare/src/seat-object.ts | 8 +- packages/cloudflare/src/storage.ts | 263 ++------------------- planning/backlog.md | 40 ++-- 31 files changed, 1157 insertions(+), 457 deletions(-) create mode 100644 packages/ambion/src/sqlite.ts create mode 100644 packages/ambion/test/checkpoint.test.ts diff --git a/docs/agent.md b/docs/agent.md index 4e8be89..2a6b014 100644 --- a/docs/agent.md +++ b/docs/agent.md @@ -455,6 +455,7 @@ type SessionEvent = | { type: 'tool_execution_end'; agent: string; toolName: string } | { type: 'activation_end'; agent: string; spoke: boolean } | { type: 'error'; agent: string; error: Error } + | { type: 'abandoned'; agent: string; activation: string } | { type: 'exchange_opened'; exchange: Exchange } | { type: 'exchange_closed'; exchange: ClosedExchange } | { type: 'quiet' }; @@ -487,12 +488,14 @@ the exchange. The two words this document uses are `activation` and `exchange`; `turn` in these pages is Pi's, or plain English in a sentence a model reads. -Three events are the room's own: +Four events are the room's own: - `message`; - `conflict` — rule 5's lock refusing a message that raced past the record, so the host sees every race the lock caught; -- `error`, which distinguishes a failed activation from a quiet one. +- `error`, which distinguishes a failed activation from a quiet one; +- `abandoned`, the room giving up on a wake or a draft at the cap, naming + the attempt it does not make. `settled()` is a promise with no event beside it: it resolves at the moment no agent is active, and the window between `settled()` and `quiet` @@ -594,10 +597,18 @@ reserve, the people, the open exchange, the leases, the wakes still pending and the summaries still owed. `reconcile()` folds the log, decides, writes what it decided, and sends. It runs after every commit, every lease change, every alarm and every wake, and running it twice writes nothing. -Four kinds of entry hold it all, in the room's one Pi session: -`ambion/message`, `ambion/lease`, `ambion/close` and `ambion/composition`. -Every entry beside a message carries `after`, the last message seq when it -was written. +Five kinds of entry hold it all, in the room's one Pi session: +`ambion/message`, `ambion/lease`, `ambion/close`, `ambion/composition` and +`ambion/checkpoint`. Every entry beside a message carries `after`, the last +message seq when it was written. + +**A checkpoint bounds what a fold costs.** Once the log took +`runtime.checkpoint.rows` rows past the last checkpoint, the room writes +the next one: the composition, the closes and the leases a later fold +still reads, behind a floor below which every wake was answered. The fold +reads a checkpoint in place of every row before it, and the log drops +those rows from memory. The rows stay on the storage, and a checkpoint the +room cannot read is ignored: the fold then reads the rows. **A seat is seated for the run. An activation lasts seconds.** An activation's id is derived from the log: the seq of the message that woke @@ -607,27 +618,33 @@ second attempt), or the close it answers and the attempt number retried commit lands once, and every entry an activation writes carries its `activationId`. An activation holds a lease: `running`, claimed and renewed with an expiry, then `ended`, with a reason — `released`, -`failed`, `refused`, `revoked` or `expired`. Every lease row carries -`heard`, the seq the activation has taken: the record as it stood at the -claim, then every message steered into it. A request from an activation -whose lease ended is refused as `stale`. A running lease that stops -renewing expires on the room's alarm: the room reports a failed activation -as an `error` event, and the seat's next request is refused. What landed -while an activation worked and whether it left a mark belong to the -activation and end with it. Rule 5's `readThrough` is an activation's -fact. +`failed`, `refused`, `revoked`, `expired` or `abandoned`. Every lease row +carries `heard`, the seq the activation has taken: the record as it stood +at the claim, then every message steered into it. A request from an +activation whose lease ended is refused as `stale`. A running lease that +stops renewing expires on the room's alarm: the room reports a failed +activation as an `error` event, and the seat's next request is refused. +No lease runs past `runtime.wake.deadline` from its claim: the room caps +every renewal there, the seat side cuts the activation when its lease +reaches the deadline, and the room counts it as an activation that came +to nothing. What landed while an activation worked and whether it left a +mark belong to the activation and end with it. Rule 5's `readThrough` is +an activation's fact. **A wake is answered by a lease that heard it, and an activation that came to nothing is tried again.** A message and a seat in its `wakes` is one wake. Any lease of that seat that heard the message answers it once it ran -to a release, a refusal or a revocation, or once it spoke. A lease that -expired or failed without speaking answers nothing: the wake stays -pending, the failure counts as one attempt, and the room wakes the seat -again after the backoff (`runtime.retry`, the same policy the summaries -use, three attempts thirty seconds apart by default). An activation that -spoke and then died stands: what it said is on the record, and nobody is -woken to say it again. A seat with a wake pending is live, so the exchange -stays open through the backoff, and `settled()` waits for the attempt. +to a release, a refusal, a revocation or an abandonment, or once it spoke. +A lease that expired or failed without speaking answers nothing: the wake +stays pending, the failure counts as one attempt, and the room wakes the +seat again after the backoff (`runtime.retry`, the same policy the +summaries use, three attempts thirty seconds apart by default). At the cap +the room gives up: it writes the attempt it does not make as a lease +ended `abandoned`, which answers the wake, and the host hears an +`abandoned` event that names it. An activation that spoke and then died +stands: what it said is on the record, and nobody is woken to say it +again. A seat with a wake pending is live, so the exchange stays open +through the backoff, and `settled()` waits for the attempt. Storage is Pi's. The record lives in a Pi session — each message a custom entry, replayed in `seq` order on reopen — opened through a `SessionOpener` @@ -637,15 +654,20 @@ the shorthand for one. The default runtime opens sessions in an in-memory `InMemorySessionRepo`. A name that outlives the process is a durable `SessionRepo` implementation; the API stays the same. [`index.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/index.ts) re-exports Pi's storage -surface, and Ambion adds no storage layer of its own. "Durable" means the -storage's append resolved: Pi's JSONL repository calls no `fsync`. +surface, and Ambion adds one storage of its own: `sqliteSessions(sql)`, +Pi's `SessionStorage` over any SQLite a host reaches through two calls, +`run` and `all` ([`sqlite.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/sqlite.ts)). A +process wraps `node:sqlite` in them; a Durable Object wraps its own +storage. "Durable" means the storage's append resolved: Pi's JSONL +repository calls no `fsync`. **What crosses between a seat and its room is JSON.** The room renders the system prompt and the context, and sends the two strings with the model id and the hand the activation holds. The seat side resolves the definition by name through the runtime's catalog, builds the Pi `Agent`, and reaches the room through three calls: `view`, `commit` and `lease`. The room -reaches a seat through one: `wake`. Every request and response +reaches a seat through two: `wake`, and `cut` for an activation whose +lease the room ended. Every request and response survives a round trip through `JSON.stringify` unchanged ([`wire.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/wire.ts)), so a seat and a room can live in two processes. diff --git a/docs/assistant.md b/docs/assistant.md index fe481ae..d3cc046 100644 --- a/docs/assistant.md +++ b/docs/assistant.md @@ -766,10 +766,10 @@ afterwards. the activation. An activation that fails outright, or that runs out of drafts, is one attempt, and the room's own alarm wakes the assistant again after the backoff, whether or not anybody speaks into the room. After three -attempts the room stops trying: the range stays whole and every reader -still sees it, so nothing is lost, but the one message never arrives, and -nothing reports that it is owed. A run that ends the day at the cap is the -case to watch. +attempts the room gives up: it writes the draft it does not make as a +lease ended `abandoned`, and the host hears an `abandoned` event that +names it. The range stays whole and every reader still sees it, so nothing +is lost, and the one message never arrives. **What a client owes.** §10 asks a client to re-present past messages when a new one arrives. That is more than a log does, and no client in this diff --git a/docs/toolchain.md b/docs/toolchain.md index 8698788..d039df5 100644 --- a/docs/toolchain.md +++ b/docs/toolchain.md @@ -301,7 +301,9 @@ what it spent, read off the seats' downstream sessions. **One harness, two tiers.** The invariants live in [`test/support/invariants.ts`](../packages/ambion/test/support/invariants.ts), and the live support re-exports them. The scripted tier runs the same -scenarios on both storages (`matrix.test.ts`), on a clock it moves by hand, +scenarios on every storage (`matrix.test.ts`): Pi's in-memory repository, +Pi's JSONL repository, and the core's SQLite storage over a `node:sqlite` +file. It runs them on a clock it moves by hand, over a transport that serializes every request and response, and under a random walk that loses and repeats them (`property.test.ts`, `AMBION_SEEDS` widens it). The live tier runs the room on a real model and holds it to the @@ -330,7 +332,7 @@ harness in the wire, fails a write before or after it lands, and crashes the room up to three times. -`AMBION_CHAOS=all` widens the sweep to JSONL and the kill to every third +`AMBION_CHAOS=all` widens the sweep to JSONL and SQLite and the kill to every third write; `pnpm chaos` runs both widened, with 200 seeds of the walk. `pnpm test:live` runs the tier. Two configurations keep the tiers apart: diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/fold.ts b/packages/ambion/src/fold.ts index e8b5452..9d61cc4 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/fold.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/fold.ts @@ -11,6 +11,7 @@ import { type Exchange, openExchange } from './exchange.ts'; import { foldLeases, + isLive, type LeaseState, type PendingWake, parseId, @@ -20,7 +21,15 @@ import { import type { LogEntry } from './log.ts'; import { foldPeople, type PersonState } from './presence.ts'; import { type Attention, isSummary, type Message, type Seq } from './types.ts'; -import type { CloseRow, CompositionRow, EndReason, LeaseRow, SeatRow } from './wire.ts'; +import type { + CheckpointRow, + CloseRow, + CompositionRow, + EndReason, + LeaseRow, + SeatRow, + Without, +} from './wire.ts'; /** One agent on the roster: its name, what wakes it, and whether it is the assistant. */ interface RosterSeat { @@ -56,33 +65,47 @@ export interface RoomState { readonly owed: Owed[]; readonly messages: readonly Message[]; readonly lastSeq: Seq; + /** No wake on a message before this seq is pending: the latest checkpoint said so. */ + readonly floor: Seq; } /** The retry policy, for wakes and drafts alike: how many attempts, and the wait between them. */ export type FoldOptions = WakeOptions; -/** The entries, sorted by kind. */ +/** + * The entries, sorted by kind. A checkpoint carries the composition, the + * closes and the leases in place of every row before it, and the floor + * below which no wake is pending; the messages are kept whatever it says. + */ function sorted(entries: readonly LogEntry[]) { const messages: Message[] = []; - const closes: CloseRow[] = []; - const leaseRows: LeaseRow[] = []; + let closes: CloseRow[] = []; + let leaseRows: LeaseRow[] = []; let composition: CompositionRow | undefined; + let floor: Seq = 0; for (const entry of entries) { if (entry.type === 'message') messages.push(entry.message); else if (entry.type === 'close') closes.push(entry.close); else if (entry.type === 'lease') leaseRows.push(entry.lease); - else composition = entry.composition; + else if (entry.type === 'composition') composition = entry.composition; + else { + closes = [...entry.checkpoint.closes]; + leaseRows = [...entry.checkpoint.leases]; + composition = entry.checkpoint.composition; + floor = entry.checkpoint.floor; + } } - return { messages, closes, leaseRows, composition }; + return { messages, closes, leaseRows, composition, floor }; } export function foldRoom(entries: readonly LogEntry[], options: FoldOptions): RoomState { - const { messages, closes, leaseRows, composition } = sorted(entries); + const { messages, closes, leaseRows, composition, floor } = sorted(entries); const people = foldPeople(messages); const roster = foldRoster(composition, messages); const leases = foldLeases(leaseRows); const assistant = composition?.assistant ?? ''; const isPerson = (name: string) => people.has(name); + const above = messages.filter((message) => message.seq >= floor); return { composition, roster, @@ -92,13 +115,76 @@ export function foldRoom(entries: readonly LogEntry[], options: FoldOptions): Ro exchange: openExchange(messages, closes, isPerson), closes, leases, - pending: pendingWakes(messages, leases, new Set(roster.map((s) => s.name)), options), + pending: pendingWakes(above, leases, new Set(roster.map((s) => s.name)), options), owed: foldOwed(closes, messages, leases, { assistant, ...options }), messages, lastSeq: messages.at(-1)?.seq ?? 0, + floor, + }; +} + +/** + * The checkpoint that stands for this state: the composition, every close + * and every lease a later fold still reads, behind the floor. The floor is + * the earliest seq anything unfinished reaches back to: the open exchange, + * a wake pending, a draft owed, a lease live. Below it every wake was + * answered and every close was covered or stood down, so the rows about + * them can go. The last close stays, whatever the floor: the next exchange + * opens after it. + */ +export function checkpointOf( + state: RoomState, + now: number, +): Without | undefined { + if (state.composition === undefined) return undefined; + const floor = floorOf(state, now); + const last = state.closes.at(-1); + return { + v: 1, + floor, + composition: state.composition, + closes: state.closes.filter((close) => close.through >= floor || close === last), + leases: [...state.leases.values()] + .filter((lease) => reads(lease, floor, now)) + .map((lease) => leaseRow(lease, state.lastSeq)), + at: new Date(now).toISOString(), }; } +/** The earliest seq anything unfinished reaches back to, or past the record when nothing is. */ +function floorOf(state: RoomState, now: number): Seq { + const seqs = [ + state.lastSeq + 1, + ...(state.exchange === undefined ? [] : [state.exchange.from]), + ...state.pending.map((wake) => wake.seq), + ...state.owed.map((owed) => owed.from), + ...[...state.leases.values()] + .filter((lease) => isLive(lease, now)) + .map((lease) => named(lease.id)), + ]; + return Math.min(...seqs); +} + +/** A lease a fold above the floor still reads: live, or about a message or a close at the floor or past it. */ +function reads(lease: LeaseState, floor: Seq, now: number): boolean { + return isLive(lease, now) || lease.heard >= floor || named(lease.id) >= floor; +} + +/** The seq a lease's id names: the message that woke it, or the close it drafts over. */ +function named(id: string): Seq { + const parsed = parseId(id); + if (parsed === undefined) return 0; + return parsed.kind === 'wake' ? parsed.seq : parsed.through; +} + +/** The folded lease as one row, carrying when it was first claimed. */ +function leaseRow(lease: LeaseState, after: Seq): LeaseRow { + const shared = { id: lease.id, after, heard: lease.heard, since: lease.since, at: lease.at }; + return lease.phase === 'running' + ? { ...shared, phase: 'running', expiry: lease.expiry ?? 0 } + : { ...shared, phase: 'ended', reason: lease.reason ?? 'released' }; +} + /** The latest composition, then every seating and unseating after it, in order. */ function foldRoster( composition: CompositionRow | undefined, @@ -135,8 +221,11 @@ interface OwedContext extends WakeOptions { const ATTEMPT_REASONS: ReadonlySet = new Set(['failed', 'expired', 'refused']); -/** A draft that ended this way stood down: the assistant judged the room, or the host wrote the draft off. */ -const STOOD_DOWN: ReadonlySet = new Set(['released', 'revoked']); +/** + * A draft that ended this way stood down: the assistant judged the room, + * the host wrote the draft off, or the room gave up at the cap. + */ +const STOOD_DOWN: ReadonlySet = new Set(['released', 'revoked', 'abandoned']); /** * The summaries still owed, one per person. A close owes one when it names @@ -144,7 +233,8 @@ const STOOD_DOWN: ReadonlySet = new Set(['released', 'revoked']); * close of the same person stood down. Every later close of the same person * joins the draft: the closes fold in log order, so the latest close names * the draft, and one message reaches back to the earliest question still - * owed. A summary at the cap is owed no longer. + * owed. The fold reports every draft still owed with its attempts; the + * room decides the cap, and writes it. */ function foldOwed( closes: readonly CloseRow[], @@ -169,9 +259,7 @@ function foldOwed( notBefore: undefined, }); } - return [...byPerson.values()] - .map((owed) => withAttempts(owed, leases, context.backoff)) - .filter((owed) => owed.attempts < context.attempts); + return [...byPerson.values()].map((owed) => withAttempts(owed, leases, context.backoff)); } const covers = (summary: Message & { kind: 'summary' }, close: CloseRow): boolean => @@ -182,8 +270,9 @@ const covers = (summary: Message & { kind: 'summary' }, close: CloseRow): boolea /** * A draft over this close, or over a later close of the same person, stood * down without writing: released, so the assistant judged the room and the - * judgment stands for everything it read; or revoked, so the host wrote the - * draft off the way `abort()` writes off every wake still pending. + * judgment stands for everything it read; revoked, so the host wrote the + * draft off the way `abort()` writes off every wake still pending; or + * abandoned, so the room gave up at the cap. */ function judged( leases: ReadonlyMap, diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/index.ts b/packages/ambion/src/index.ts index 0b35909..89dc453 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/index.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/index.ts @@ -72,6 +72,8 @@ export type { Visit, } from './session.ts'; export { readSession, resumeSession, startSession, stopSession, visitSession } from './session.ts'; +export type { Sql, SqlValue } from './sqlite.ts'; +export { SqliteSessionStorage, sqliteSessions } from './sqlite.ts'; export type { AgentDefinition, AgentSeat, diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/lease.ts b/packages/ambion/src/lease.ts index 0e27e87..b8fa8c0 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/lease.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/lease.ts @@ -13,11 +13,12 @@ * ended lease never runs again. * * A wake is a message and a seat it reaches. It is answered by any lease of - * that seat that heard the message and ran to a release, a refusal or a - * revocation, or that spoke while it ran. A lease that expired or failed - * without speaking answers nothing: the wake stays pending, the failure - * counts as one attempt, and the room wakes the seat again after the - * backoff, up to the cap. + * that seat that heard the message and ran to a release, a refusal, a + * revocation or an abandonment, or that spoke while it ran. A lease that + * expired or failed without speaking answers nothing: the wake stays + * pending, the failure counts as one attempt, and the room wakes the seat + * again after the backoff. The fold reports every wake still pending with + * its attempts; the room decides the cap, and writes it. */ import type { Message, Seq } from './types.ts'; @@ -59,6 +60,8 @@ export interface LeaseState { reason?: EndReason; /** The seq the activation has taken. Never lower than an earlier row said. */ heard: Seq; + /** When the first row was written, ISO: when the activation claimed. */ + since: string; /** When the last row was written, ISO. */ at: string; } @@ -70,11 +73,12 @@ export function foldLeases(rows: readonly LeaseRow[]): Map { // Ended is terminal: a renewal that lands after the end changes nothing. if (known?.phase === 'ended') continue; const heard = Math.max(known?.heard ?? 0, row.heard); + const since = known?.since ?? row.since ?? row.at; leases.set( row.id, row.phase === 'running' - ? { id: row.id, phase: 'running', expiry: row.expiry, heard, at: row.at } - : { id: row.id, phase: 'ended', reason: row.reason, heard, at: row.at }, + ? { id: row.id, phase: 'running', expiry: row.expiry, heard, since, at: row.at } + : { id: row.id, phase: 'ended', reason: row.reason, heard, since, at: row.at }, ); } return leases; @@ -102,8 +106,6 @@ export interface PendingWake { } export interface WakeOptions { - /** How many attempts the room makes at one wake. */ - attempts: number; /** How long the room waits before the next attempt, after `attempt` failed ones. */ backoff(attempt: number): number; } @@ -112,8 +114,8 @@ const CAME_TO_NOTHING: ReadonlySet = new Set(['failed', 'expired']); /** * Every wake a message decided that no lease has answered, for a seat still - * on the roster and under the cap. A seat that left the roster answers no - * wake: what it was sent is not pending. + * on the roster. A seat that left the roster answers no wake: what it was + * sent is not pending. */ export function pendingWakes( messages: readonly Message[], @@ -149,7 +151,7 @@ function leasesBySeat( return bySeat; } -/** The wake as pending, or nothing when a lease answered it or the cap was reached. */ +/** The wake as pending, or nothing when a lease answered it. */ function statusOf( message: Message, seat: string, @@ -161,7 +163,6 @@ function statusOf( if (heard.some((lease) => answers(lease, spoke))) return undefined; const failed = heard.filter((lease) => !spoke.has(lease.id) && cameToNothing(lease)); const attempts = failed.length; - if (attempts >= options.attempts) return undefined; const last = Math.max(0, ...failed.map((lease) => Date.parse(lease.at))); return { id: activationId(message.seq, seat, attempts + 1), diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/log.ts b/packages/ambion/src/log.ts index 6b871b7..e657652 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/log.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/log.ts @@ -21,17 +21,31 @@ * before the next write when that read failed too. A write whose * confirmation was lost is on the record before anything lands on top of * it, and a read of the record waits for the queue. + * + * A checkpoint replaces every row before it: the fold reads the rows it + * carries and nothing older, so the log drops those rows from its cache + * once a checkpoint covers them. The messages stay. What a fold costs is + * then bounded by the rows since the last checkpoint, whatever the log's + * age. */ import type { Agent, Session as PiSession } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; import type { Message, Seq } from './types.ts'; -import type { CloseRow, CompositionRow, LeaseRow, Without } from './wire.ts'; +import { + type CheckpointRow, + type CloseRow, + type CompositionRow, + isCheckpoint, + type LeaseRow, + type Without, +} from './wire.ts'; -/** The four kinds of custom entry the room writes to its Pi session. */ +/** The five kinds of custom entry the room writes to its Pi session. */ const ENTRY_TYPES = { message: 'ambion/message', lease: 'ambion/lease', close: 'ambion/close', composition: 'ambion/composition', + checkpoint: 'ambion/checkpoint', } as const; /** One entry on the log: a message with a seq, or a row about the room around the messages. */ @@ -39,7 +53,8 @@ export type LogEntry = | { type: 'message'; message: Message } | { type: 'lease'; lease: LeaseRow } | { type: 'close'; close: CloseRow } - | { type: 'composition'; composition: CompositionRow }; + | { type: 'composition'; composition: CompositionRow } + | { type: 'checkpoint'; checkpoint: CheckpointRow }; /** A row that is not a message: it takes no seq, and carries `after`, the last seq when it was written. */ export type Row = Exclude; @@ -49,6 +64,7 @@ export type RowData = { lease: Without; close: Without; composition: Without; + checkpoint: Without; }[K]; const BY_TYPE: Record = { @@ -56,11 +72,14 @@ const BY_TYPE: Record = { [ENTRY_TYPES.lease]: 'lease', [ENTRY_TYPES.close]: 'close', [ENTRY_TYPES.composition]: 'composition', + [ENTRY_TYPES.checkpoint]: 'checkpoint', }; +/** The entry a custom row folds as, or nothing for a row the room does not read. */ function toEntry(customType: string, data: unknown): LogEntry | undefined { const type = BY_TYPE[customType]; if (type === undefined) return undefined; + if (type === 'checkpoint' && !isCheckpoint(data)) return undefined; return { type, [type]: data } as LogEntry; } @@ -96,6 +115,8 @@ export class RoomLog { private doubt = false; /** The replay is over: what a read finds from now on is news, and `found` hears it. */ private replayed = false; + /** How many rows the cache holds past the last checkpoint. The room writes the next one from this. */ + rowsSinceCheckpoint = 0; /** * `found` hears every entry the log finds on a read in doubt: it landed, @@ -118,9 +139,25 @@ export class RoomLog { const piSession = await open; this.replayedThrough = await this.read(piSession, 0); this.replayed = true; + this.compact(); return piSession; } + /** + * Drop every row the latest checkpoint replaced. The checkpoint stays, + * and so does every message: the fold reads the checkpoint's rows in + * place of the ones dropped, and the messages as they are. + */ + private compact(): void { + const at = this.entries.findLastIndex((entry) => entry.type === 'checkpoint'); + if (at < 0) return; + const messages = this.entries.slice(0, at).filter((entry) => entry.type === 'message'); + this.entries.splice(0, at, ...messages); + this.rowsSinceCheckpoint = this.entries + .slice(messages.length + 1) + .filter((entry) => entry.type !== 'message').length; + } + /** * Cache every entry the storage holds past `afterSeq` that the cache * lacks, and tell `found` about each one after the replay. Returns the @@ -151,6 +188,8 @@ export class RoomLog { private cache(entry: LogEntry, id: string): void { this.known.add(id); this.entries.push(entry); + if (entry.type === 'checkpoint') this.compact(); + else if (entry.type !== 'message') this.rowsSinceCheckpoint += 1; if (entry.type !== 'message') return; const message = entry.message; this.messages.push(message); diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/reconcile.ts b/packages/ambion/src/reconcile.ts index b604803..4b7e0f4 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/reconcile.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/reconcile.ts @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ export interface DecideOptions { now: number; /** How long an unanswered wake waits before the room sends it again. */ resend: number; - /** How many drafts the room tries for one close. */ + /** How many attempts the room makes at one wake or one draft before it gives up. */ attempts: number; /** When each wake was last sent by this room, or undefined when it never was. */ sentAt(id: string): number | undefined; @@ -30,9 +30,13 @@ interface Send { seat: string; } +type Ended = Without, 'after'>; + export interface Decision { /** Leases that ran past their expiry, ended here. */ - expired: Without, 'after'>[]; + expired: Ended[]; + /** The attempts the room does not make: wakes and drafts at the cap, written off here. */ + abandoned: Ended[]; /** The exchange the room closes, when nothing is live and one is open. */ close: Omit | undefined; sends: Send[]; @@ -77,17 +81,43 @@ export function working(state: RoomState, now: number): boolean { export function decide(state: RoomState, options: DecideOptions): Decision { const expired = expiries(state, options.now); - // An expiry changes what is pending: the close waits for the fold that holds it. - const close = options.stopped || expired.length > 0 ? undefined : closing(state, options.now); + const abandoned = options.stopped ? [] : abandonments(state, options); + // An expiry or an abandonment changes what is pending: the close waits for the fold that holds it. + const settled = expired.length === 0 && abandoned.length === 0; + const close = options.stopped || !settled ? undefined : closing(state, options.now); const sends = options.stopped ? [] : dueWakes(state, options); return { expired, + abandoned, close, sends, alarmAt: options.stopped ? undefined : nextAlarm(state, options), }; } +/** A wake or a draft whose attempts reached the cap. */ +const capped = (attempts: number, options: DecideOptions): boolean => attempts >= options.attempts; + +/** The attempt at each wake and each draft at the cap, ended before it starts. */ +function abandonments(state: RoomState, options: DecideOptions): Ended[] { + const at = new Date(options.now).toISOString(); + const abandon = (id: string, heard: number): Ended => ({ + id, + phase: 'ended', + reason: 'abandoned', + heard, + at, + }); + return [ + ...state.pending + .filter((wake) => capped(wake.attempts, options)) + .map((wake) => abandon(wake.id, wake.seq)), + ...state.owed + .filter((owed) => capped(owed.attempts, options)) + .map((owed) => abandon(draftId(owed.through, owed.attempts + 1), owed.through)), + ]; +} + function expiries(state: RoomState, now: number): Decision['expired'] { const at = new Date(now).toISOString(); return [...state.leases.values()] @@ -125,17 +155,15 @@ function closing(state: RoomState, now: number): Decision['close'] { */ function dueWakes(state: RoomState, options: DecideOptions): Send[] { const assistant = state.composition?.assistant ?? ''; - const sends: Send[] = []; - for (const wake of state.pending) { - if (ready(wake, options.now) && unsent(wake.id, options)) { - sends.push({ id: wake.id, seat: wake.seat }); - } - } - for (const owed of state.owed) { - const id = draftId(owed.through, owed.attempts + 1); - if (due(owed, options.now) && unsent(id, options)) sends.push({ id, seat: assistant }); - } - return sends; + const wakes = state.pending + .filter((wake) => !capped(wake.attempts, options) && ready(wake, options.now)) + .filter((wake) => unsent(wake.id, options)) + .map((wake) => ({ id: wake.id, seat: wake.seat })); + const drafts = state.owed + .filter((owed) => !capped(owed.attempts, options) && due(owed, options.now)) + .map((owed) => ({ id: draftId(owed.through, owed.attempts + 1), seat: assistant })) + .filter((send) => unsent(send.id, options)); + return [...wakes, ...drafts]; } /** A wake this room never sent, or sent longer ago than the resend window. */ @@ -152,18 +180,24 @@ const ready = (wake: PendingWake, now: number): boolean => const due = (owed: Owed, now: number): boolean => owed.notBefore === undefined || owed.notBefore <= now; -function nextAlarm(state: RoomState, options: DecideOptions): number | undefined { +/** When each pending wake and each owed draft under the cap is next due, or sent again. */ +function retryTimes(state: RoomState, options: DecideOptions): number[] { const again = (id: string, notBefore: number | undefined) => notBefore !== undefined && notBefore > options.now ? notBefore : (options.sentAt(id) ?? options.now) + options.resend; - const times = [ - ...[...state.leases.values()] - .filter((lease) => isLive(lease, options.now)) - .map((lease) => lease.expiry ?? 0), - ...state.pending.map((wake) => again(wake.id, wake.notBefore)), - ...state.owed.map((owed) => again(draftId(owed.through, owed.attempts + 1), owed.notBefore)), + const wakes = state.pending.filter((wake) => !capped(wake.attempts, options)); + const drafts = state.owed.filter((owed) => !capped(owed.attempts, options)); + return [ + ...wakes.map((wake) => again(wake.id, wake.notBefore)), + ...drafts.map((owed) => again(draftId(owed.through, owed.attempts + 1), owed.notBefore)), ]; - const future = times.filter((at) => at > options.now); +} + +function nextAlarm(state: RoomState, options: DecideOptions): number | undefined { + const expiries = [...state.leases.values()] + .filter((lease) => isLive(lease, options.now)) + .map((lease) => lease.expiry ?? 0); + const future = [...expiries, ...retryTimes(state, options)].filter((at) => at > options.now); return future.length === 0 ? undefined : Math.min(...future); } diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/runtime.ts b/packages/ambion/src/runtime.ts index 40bf049..67ff7b5 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/runtime.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/runtime.ts @@ -99,10 +99,17 @@ export interface Runtime { /** The model call every seat in this runtime makes, unless a room overrides it. */ readonly stream: StreamFn; readonly model: ModelResolver; - /** How long a wake stays unanswered before the room sends it again, and how long a lease lasts. */ - readonly wake: { readonly resend: number; readonly expiry: number }; + /** + * How long a wake stays unanswered before the room sends it again, how + * long a lease lasts between renewals, and how long an activation may run + * from its claim: the room renews no lease past the deadline, so an + * activation that runs on expires and counts as an attempt. + */ + readonly wake: { readonly resend: number; readonly expiry: number; readonly deadline: number }; /** How many times the room retries a failed summary, and how long it waits before each retry. */ readonly retry: { readonly attempts: number; readonly backoff: (attempt: number) => number }; + /** How many rows the log takes past the last checkpoint before the room writes the next one. */ + readonly checkpoint: { readonly rows: number }; /** Drop a running room from memory and write nothing. The record keeps everything. */ evict(name: string): void; } @@ -122,6 +129,7 @@ export interface CreateRuntimeOptions { stream?: StreamFn; wake?: Partial; retry?: Partial; + checkpoint?: Partial; } /** What `sessionsOver` needs of a Pi repository: list, open, create. */ @@ -207,8 +215,9 @@ export function createRuntime(options: CreateRuntimeOptions = {}): Runtime { transport: options.transport ?? inProcessTransport(), stream: options.stream ?? registryStream, model: options.stream ? stubModel : registryModel, - wake: { resend: 5_000, expiry: 60_000, ...options.wake }, + wake: { resend: 5_000, expiry: 60_000, deadline: 600_000, ...options.wake }, retry: { attempts: 3, backoff: (attempt) => attempt * 30_000, ...options.retry }, + checkpoint: { rows: 256, ...options.checkpoint }, evict(name) { const room = running.get(name); running.delete(name); diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/seat.ts b/packages/ambion/src/seat.ts index 0c2cc13..3f50bc8 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/seat.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/seat.ts @@ -229,9 +229,19 @@ export interface SeatContext { * The seat's side of the wire. One actor per seat, for as long as the room * runs; one activation at a time, named by the wake that started it. */ +/** One activation the actor holds: running, or over and releasing its lease. */ +interface Current { + id: string; + activation: Activation; + over: boolean; + /** Resolves when the room ended the lease: the actor moves on, whatever the run still does. */ + cut: () => void; + cutOff: Promise; +} + export class SeatActor implements SeatPort { /** The activation running, or over and releasing its lease. Held until the release lands. */ - private current: { id: string; activation: Activation; over: boolean } | undefined; + private current: Current | undefined; /** The wakes that arrived while an activation ran, in order. They run next, once each. */ private readonly queued: string[] = []; private audit: Promise | undefined; @@ -279,22 +289,42 @@ export class SeatActor implements SeatPort { if (!this.queued.includes(id)) this.queued.push(id); } - /** Cut the activation in flight. The room writes what that means. */ + /** + * The room ended this activation's lease. The activation is aborted, and + * the actor moves on at once: a run that ignores the abort is left to + * finish on its own, and every call it still makes is answered stale. + */ + async cut(activation: string): Promise { + if (this.current?.id === activation) this.cutCurrent(); + } + + /** Cut the activation in flight, whatever its id. The room writes what that means. */ abort(): void { - this.current?.activation.abort(); + this.cutCurrent(); + } + + private cutCurrent(): void { + const current = this.current; + if (current === undefined) return; + current.activation.abort(); + current.cut(); } private async take(id: string): Promise { // Held before the claim, so a steer that lands while the claim is in // flight reaches the activation and not the floor. const activation = new Activation(id, this.context.seat, this.host(id)); - const current = { id, activation, over: false }; + let cut = () => {}; + const cutOff = new Promise((resolve) => { + cut = resolve; + }); + const current: Current = { id, activation, over: false, cut, cutOff }; this.current = current; const claimed = await this.claim(id); if (claimed !== undefined) { - const stopRenewing = this.renewUntil(activation, claimed.expiry); + const stopRenewing = this.renewUntil(current, claimed.expiry); try { - await activation.run(); + await Promise.race([activation.run(), cutOff]); } finally { stopRenewing(); // Held through the release: a wake that lands now runs next, and @@ -338,36 +368,46 @@ export class SeatActor implements SeatPort { } } - /** One renewal, carrying what the activation has taken. A refused renewal ends it. */ - private async renew(activation: Activation): Promise { + /** + * One renewal, carrying what the activation has taken: the new expiry, + * `stale` when the room refused it, or `lost` when it never reached the + * room. + */ + private async renew(activation: Activation): Promise { try { const renewed = await this.room.lease({ activation: activation.id, phase: 'running', heard: activation.taken, }); - if ('stale' in renewed) { - activation.abort(); - return undefined; - } - return renewed.ok.expiry; + return 'stale' in renewed ? 'stale' : renewed.ok.expiry; } catch { - // The renewal never reached the room: the lease expires there, and - // the next call this seat makes is answered stale. - return undefined; + return 'lost'; } } - /** Renew at half the expiry, for as long as the activation runs. */ - private renewUntil(activation: Activation, firstExpiry: number): () => void { + /** + * Renew at half the expiry, for as long as the activation runs. A refused + * renewal cuts the activation now. A renewal that moves the expiry + * nowhere says the lease reached its deadline, and one that was lost + * leaves the lease to expire where it stands: the actor cuts the + * activation at that expiry, when the room expires the lease. + */ + private renewUntil(current: Current, firstExpiry: number): () => void { const clock = this.context.runtime.clock; + const cut = () => { + if (this.current === current) this.cutCurrent(); + }; let cancel = () => {}; const schedule = (expiry: number) => { - cancel = clock.alarm(clock.now() + (expiry - clock.now()) / 2, () => void again()); + cancel = clock.alarm(clock.now() + (expiry - clock.now()) / 2, () => void again(expiry)); }; - const again = async () => { - const expiry = await this.renew(activation); - if (expiry !== undefined) schedule(expiry); + const again = async (held: number) => { + const renewed = await this.renew(current.activation); + if (renewed === 'stale') cut(); + else if (renewed === 'lost') cancel = clock.alarm(held, cut); + else if (renewed <= held) cancel = clock.alarm(renewed, cut); + else schedule(renewed); }; schedule(firstExpiry); return () => cancel(); diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/session.ts b/packages/ambion/src/session.ts index 05f683e..633739f 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/session.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/session.ts @@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ import type { SessionRepo, StreamFn } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; import { assertAssistant } from './assistant.ts'; import type { Exchange } from './exchange.ts'; -import { foldRoom, type RoomState } from './fold.ts'; +import { checkpointOf, foldRoom, type RoomState } from './fold.ts'; import { activationId, draftId, isExpired, isLive, parseId, seatOf } from './lease.ts'; import { type Committed, type LogEntry, RoomLog } from './log.ts'; import type { VisitRuntime } from './presence.ts'; @@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ import { sessionsOver, stubModel, } from './runtime.ts'; -import { SeatActor, wakes } from './seat.ts'; +import { wakes } from './seat.ts'; import { type AgentDefinition, type AgentSeat, @@ -969,16 +969,22 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { * ended. A fresh claim is taken only for an activation the fold says is * due: the next attempt at a pending wake, or at an owed draft. Anything * else was answered already, and a second run of it would answer twice. + * No lease runs past the deadline: the expiry a claim or a renewal takes + * is capped there, so an activation that runs on expires on the room's + * alarm, and the room counts it as one that came to nothing. */ private async claim(id: string, seat: string, heard: Seq): Promise { - const expiry = this.now() + this.runtime.wake.expiry; + const now = this.now(); + let expiry = now + this.runtime.wake.expiry; let fresh = false; const written = await this.log.write('lease', () => { const state = this.state(); const known = state.leases.get(id); if (known === undefined && !this.due(state).has(id)) return undefined; - if (known !== undefined && !isLive(known, this.now())) return undefined; + if (known !== undefined && !isLive(known, now)) return undefined; fresh = known === undefined; + const since = known === undefined ? now : Date.parse(known.since); + expiry = Math.min(expiry, since + this.runtime.wake.deadline); const taken = Math.max(known?.heard ?? this.log.lastSeq, heard); return { id, phase: 'running', expiry, heard: taken, at: this.iso() }; }); @@ -1008,15 +1014,16 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { /** * End one lease, for whatever reason, and say so once. Nothing to end is - * not an error. A revocation may name an activation that never claimed: - * the row ends it before it starts, and the wake it stood for is answered. + * not an error. A revocation or an abandonment may name an activation + * that never claimed: the row ends it before it starts, and the wake or + * the draft it stood for is answered. */ private async end(id: string, seat: string, reason: EndReason, heard = 0): Promise { let started = true; const written = await this.log.write('lease', () => { const known = this.state().leases.get(id); if (known?.phase === 'ended') return undefined; - if (known === undefined && reason !== 'revoked') return undefined; + if (known === undefined && !WRITES_OFF.has(reason)) return undefined; if (known !== undefined && reason !== 'expired' && isExpired(known, this.now())) return undefined; started = known !== undefined; @@ -1073,6 +1080,7 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { // Whoever waits hears it once the room has nothing more to write: a // pass that expired a lease is followed by the pass that closes. if (!changed) { + await this.checkpoint(); this.settle(); this.arm(decision.alarmAt); return; @@ -1080,6 +1088,21 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { } } + /** + * A checkpoint once the log took enough rows since the last one, written + * from the fold where the write happens. It is a cache over the log: a + * write that fails changes nothing, and the room tries again at the next + * pass that writes nothing. + */ + private async checkpoint(): Promise { + if (this.stopped || this.log.rowsSinceCheckpoint < this.runtime.checkpoint.rows) return; + try { + await this.log.write('checkpoint', () => checkpointOf(this.state(), this.now())); + } catch { + // A checkpoint the storage refused is one the room does not need. + } + } + /** A wake the fold no longer says is due is not one this room waits on. */ private forget(state: RoomState): void { const due = this.due(state); @@ -1095,11 +1118,24 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { const seat = seatOf(expired.id, this.assistant) ?? ''; changed = (await this.end(expired.id, seat, 'expired')) || changed; } + changed = (await this.abandon(decision.abandoned)) || changed; if (decision.close) changed = (await this.close(decision.close)) || changed; for (const send of decision.sends) this.send(send.id, send.seat); return changed || decision.sends.length > 0; } + /** Write off each attempt the room does not make, and say so. True when any row landed. */ + private async abandon(rows: ReturnType['abandoned']): Promise { + let changed = false; + for (const row of rows) { + const seat = seatOf(row.id, this.assistant) ?? ''; + if (!(await this.end(row.id, seat, 'abandoned', row.heard))) continue; + changed = true; + this.emit({ type: 'abandoned', agent: seat, activation: row.id }); + } + return changed; + } + /** The room went quiet with an exchange open: it closes, and the host hears it before anything is written about it. */ private async close(close: NonNullable['close']>): Promise { let exchange: Exchange | undefined; @@ -1150,14 +1186,14 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { } /** - * Cut one seat: the seat side is aborted, every lease it holds ends - * revoked, and every wake pending for it is written off the same way, so + * Cut one seat: every lease it holds ends revoked, every wake pending for + * it is written off the same way, and the seat side is told to stop, so * nothing the seat was sent runs after the cut. */ private async cut(seat: string, ids: string[]): Promise { - const port = this.ports.get(seat); - if (port instanceof SeatActor) port.abort(); for (const id of ids) await this.end(id, seat, 'revoked'); + const port = this.ports.get(seat); + for (const id of ids) void port?.cut(id).catch(() => {}); } /** Closes the run: what is live is revoked, what is present is marked gone, and the name comes free. */ @@ -1213,6 +1249,9 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { /** A seat's intent the room refuses, with the reason the model reads. */ class RefusedError extends Error {} +/** The reasons that end an activation before it starts. */ +const WRITES_OFF: ReadonlySet = new Set(['revoked', 'abandoned']); + /** A message before the log stamps its seq, its key and its wakes. */ type Drafted = | Omit diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/sqlite.ts b/packages/ambion/src/sqlite.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..04c54ff --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/ambion/src/sqlite.ts @@ -0,0 +1,273 @@ +/** + * Pi's `SessionStorage` over one SQLite database, reached through two + * calls: `run` a statement, or `all` its rows. Any host that holds a + * SQLite reaches the room's log through it: a process over `node:sqlite`, + * a Cloudflare Durable Object over its own storage. The host wraps its + * driver in `Sql`, and the core owns the schema and every statement. + * + * One database holds any number of sessions, keyed by id: a room's log, + * and each seat's audit session beside it. It implements what the room + * reaches — `appendCustomEntry`, `appendMessage` and `findEntries` on Pi's + * `Session` — and refuses the rest. A lane's leaf and a session's metadata + * are rows too, so a session reopens where it left off. + */ +import type { + Entry, + EntryQuery, + LanePointer, + ProvisionedEntry, + SessionMetadata, + SessionStorage, +} from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; +import { Session, SessionError } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; +import type { SessionOpener } from './runtime.ts'; + +/** What a bound parameter and a column hold. */ +export type SqlValue = string | number | null; + +/** The two calls the storage makes on a SQLite: a host wraps its driver in these. */ +export interface Sql { + /** Run one statement that returns nothing. */ + run(query: string, ...params: SqlValue[]): void; + /** Run one statement and return its rows. */ + all(query: string, ...params: SqlValue[]): Record[]; +} + +const SCHEMA = [ + `CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS entries ( + session TEXT NOT NULL, + seq INTEGER NOT NULL, + id TEXT NOT NULL, + parent_id TEXT, + lane TEXT NOT NULL, + type TEXT NOT NULL, + custom_type TEXT, + timestamp INTEGER NOT NULL, + entry TEXT NOT NULL, + PRIMARY KEY (session, seq), + UNIQUE (session, id) + )`, + `CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS lanes ( + session TEXT NOT NULL, + lane TEXT NOT NULL, + leaf_id TEXT, + PRIMARY KEY (session, lane) + )`, + `CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS meta ( + session TEXT NOT NULL, + key TEXT NOT NULL, + value TEXT NOT NULL, + PRIMARY KEY (session, key) + )`, +]; + +const unsupported = (what: string) => new SessionError('storage', `${what} is not supported.`); + +export class SqliteSessionStorage implements SessionStorage { + constructor( + private readonly sql: Sql, + private readonly id: string, + ) {} + + /** Create the tables, and the session's row and main lane on first open. */ + static open(sql: Sql, metadata: SessionMetadata): SqliteSessionStorage { + for (const statement of SCHEMA) sql.run(statement); + const known = sql.all( + 'SELECT value FROM meta WHERE session = ? AND key = ?', + metadata.id, + 'metadata', + ); + if (known.length === 0) { + sql.run( + 'INSERT INTO meta (session, key, value) VALUES (?, ?, ?)', + metadata.id, + 'metadata', + JSON.stringify(metadata), + ); + sql.run( + 'INSERT INTO lanes (session, lane, leaf_id) VALUES (?, ?, NULL)', + metadata.id, + 'main', + ); + } + return new SqliteSessionStorage(sql, metadata.id); + } + + /** Whether the database holds a session under this id. */ + static has(sql: Sql, id: string): boolean { + for (const statement of SCHEMA) sql.run(statement); + return sql.all('SELECT 1 FROM meta WHERE session = ? AND key = ?', id, 'metadata').length > 0; + } + + async getMetadata(): Promise { + const row = this.sql.all( + 'SELECT value FROM meta WHERE session = ? AND key = ?', + this.id, + 'metadata', + )[0]; + if (row === undefined) throw new SessionError('storage', `Session not found: ${this.id}`); + return JSON.parse(String(row.value)) as SessionMetadata; + } + + async getLanes(): Promise { + return this.sql + .all('SELECT lane, leaf_id FROM lanes WHERE session = ?', this.id) + .map((row) => ({ + lane: String(row.lane), + leafId: row.leaf_id === null ? null : String(row.leaf_id), + })); + } + + async createLane(lane: string, at: string | null): Promise { + this.sql.run('INSERT INTO lanes (session, lane, leaf_id) VALUES (?, ?, ?)', this.id, lane, at); + } + + async moveLane(lane: string, to: string | null): Promise { + this.sql.run('UPDATE lanes SET leaf_id = ? WHERE session = ? AND lane = ?', to, this.id, lane); + } + + /** Append one entry to the lane's leaf, at the next seq, and move the leaf onto it. */ + async appendEntry( + newEntry: ProvisionedEntry, + lane: string, + ): Promise { + const pointer = this.sql.all( + 'SELECT leaf_id FROM lanes WHERE session = ? AND lane = ?', + this.id, + lane, + )[0]; + if (pointer === undefined) throw new SessionError('invalid_lane', `Lane not found: ${lane}`); + const last = this.sql.all('SELECT MAX(seq) AS seq FROM entries WHERE session = ?', this.id)[0]; + const seq = Number(last?.seq ?? 0) + 1; + const entry = { + ...newEntry, + parentId: pointer.leaf_id === null ? null : String(pointer.leaf_id), + seq, + timestamp: Date.now(), + } as unknown as TEntry; + this.sql.run( + 'INSERT INTO entries (session, seq, id, parent_id, lane, type, custom_type, timestamp, entry) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?)', + this.id, + seq, + entry.id, + entry.parentId, + lane, + entry.type, + entry.type === 'custom' ? entry.customType : null, + entry.timestamp, + JSON.stringify(entry), + ); + this.sql.run( + 'UPDATE lanes SET leaf_id = ? WHERE session = ? AND lane = ?', + entry.id, + this.id, + lane, + ); + return entry; + } + + async getEntry(id: string): Promise { + const row = this.sql.all( + 'SELECT entry FROM entries WHERE session = ? AND id = ?', + this.id, + id, + )[0]; + return row === undefined ? undefined : (JSON.parse(String(row.entry)) as Entry); + } + + async findEntries(query: EntryQuery = {}): Promise { + const where = ['session = ?']; + const args: SqlValue[] = [this.id]; + if (query.type !== undefined) { + where.push('type = ?'); + args.push(query.type); + } + if (query.customType !== undefined) { + where.push('custom_type = ?'); + args.push(query.customType); + } + if (query.cursor !== undefined) { + where.push('seq > ?'); + args.push(query.cursor.afterSeq); + } + const order = query.order === 'newestFirst' ? 'DESC' : 'ASC'; + const limit = query.limit === undefined ? '' : ` LIMIT ${Math.floor(query.limit)}`; + return this.sql + .all( + `SELECT entry FROM entries WHERE ${where.join(' AND ')} ORDER BY seq ${order}${limit}`, + ...args, + ) + .map((row) => JSON.parse(String(row.entry)) as Entry); + } + + async getName(): Promise { + const row = this.sql.all( + 'SELECT value FROM meta WHERE session = ? AND key = ?', + this.id, + 'name', + )[0]; + return row === undefined ? undefined : String(row.value); + } + + async setName(name: string | undefined): Promise { + if (name === undefined) { + this.sql.run('DELETE FROM meta WHERE session = ? AND key = ?', this.id, 'name'); + return; + } + this.sql.run( + 'INSERT OR REPLACE INTO meta (session, key, value) VALUES (?, ?, ?)', + this.id, + 'name', + name, + ); + } + + findEntriesOnBranch(): never { + throw unsupported('findEntriesOnBranch'); + } + + appendRecord(): never { + throw unsupported('appendRecord'); + } + + findRecords(): never { + throw unsupported('findRecords'); + } + + findOpenOperations(): never { + throw unsupported('findOpenOperations'); + } + + getLog(): never { + throw unsupported('getLog'); + } + + getLabel(): never { + throw unsupported('getLabel'); + } + + setLabel(): never { + throw unsupported('setLabel'); + } + + getStats(): never { + throw unsupported('getStats'); + } +} + +/** A `SessionOpener` over one SQLite: any id opens, and is created on the first open. */ +export function sqliteSessions(sql: Sql): SessionOpener { + return { + async open(id, parentId) { + if (!SqliteSessionStorage.has(sql, id)) { + const metadata: SessionMetadata = { + id, + createdAt: Date.now(), + ...(parentId === undefined ? {} : { parentSessionId: parentId }), + }; + return new Session(SqliteSessionStorage.open(sql, metadata)); + } + return new Session(new SqliteSessionStorage(sql, id)); + }, + }; +} diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/types.ts b/packages/ambion/src/types.ts index 9c6738d..096846f 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/types.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/types.ts @@ -186,6 +186,12 @@ export type SessionEvent = /** The seat stopped, and `spoke` says whether it left a mark on the record. */ | { type: 'activation_end'; agent: string; spoke: boolean } | { type: 'error'; agent: string; error: Error } + /** + * The room gave up: every attempt at a wake or a draft came to nothing, + * and the cap is reached. `activation` names the attempt the room did + * not make, and the log holds the row that says so. + */ + | { type: 'abandoned'; agent: string; activation: string } /** * A person's question opened an exchange: the room has an exchange to work on, * and one person owns it. A client that folds the working under the diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/wire.ts b/packages/ambion/src/wire.ts index 34ecc95..96ddd7c 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/wire.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/wire.ts @@ -9,9 +9,10 @@ * The seat reaches the room through three calls: `view` reads what an * activation is given, `commit` puts one message on the record, and * `lease` claims, renews or releases the activation. The room reaches a - * seat through one: `wake` names a message the seat has to hear, and the + * seat through two: `wake` names a message the seat has to hear, and the * seat side decides whether that starts an activation or steers the one - * that runs. + * that runs; `cut` names an activation whose lease the room ended, so the + * seat side stops it now. */ import type { Attention, Message, Seq } from './types.ts'; @@ -20,18 +21,39 @@ import type { Attention, Message, Seq } from './types.ts'; /** `Omit` over each member of a union, so a discriminated row keeps its shape. */ export type Without = T extends unknown ? Omit : never; -/** Why a lease ended. */ -export type EndReason = 'released' | 'failed' | 'refused' | 'revoked' | 'expired'; +/** + * Why a lease ended. `abandoned` ends an attempt the room never made: the + * wake or the draft reached the cap, and the row says so. + */ +export type EndReason = 'released' | 'failed' | 'refused' | 'revoked' | 'expired' | 'abandoned'; /** * One row about an activation: it holds a lease, or its lease ended. * `heard` is the seq the activation has taken: what its view held when it * claimed, then every message the seat side steered into it. A wake is - * answered once a lease of the seat has heard it. + * answered once a lease of the seat has heard it. `since` is written on a + * checkpoint's rows alone: when the lease was first claimed, which the + * rows the checkpoint replaced said. */ export type LeaseRow = - | { id: string; after: Seq; phase: 'running'; expiry: number; heard: Seq; at: string } - | { id: string; after: Seq; phase: 'ended'; reason: EndReason; heard: Seq; at: string }; + | { + id: string; + after: Seq; + phase: 'running'; + expiry: number; + heard: Seq; + since?: string; + at: string; + } + | { + id: string; + after: Seq; + phase: 'ended'; + reason: EndReason; + heard: Seq; + since?: string; + at: string; + }; /** The room went quiet with an exchange open, and closed it. */ export interface CloseRow { @@ -60,6 +82,40 @@ export interface CompositionRow { at: string; } +/** + * The rows that still matter, in place of every row before this one. The + * fold reads a checkpoint as the composition, the closes and the leases it + * carries, and nothing older; a wake on a message below `floor` was + * answered when the checkpoint was written. A checkpoint is a cache over + * the log: the rows it replaces stay on the storage, and a checkpoint the + * room cannot read is ignored. + */ +export interface CheckpointRow { + /** The shape of this row. A checkpoint of another shape is ignored. */ + v: 1; + /** No wake on a message before this seq is pending. */ + floor: Seq; + composition: CompositionRow; + closes: CloseRow[]; + leases: LeaseRow[]; + after: Seq; + at: string; +} + +/** Whether a row read off the log is a checkpoint this room can fold. */ +export function isCheckpoint(row: unknown): row is CheckpointRow { + if (typeof row !== 'object' || row === null) return false; + const candidate = row as Partial; + return ( + candidate.v === 1 && + typeof candidate.floor === 'number' && + typeof candidate.composition === 'object' && + candidate.composition !== null && + Array.isArray(candidate.closes) && + Array.isArray(candidate.leases) + ); +} + // -- the room reaching a seat ------------------------------------------------- /** @@ -76,6 +132,8 @@ export interface Wake { export interface SeatPort { wake(wake: Wake): Promise; + /** The room ended this activation's lease: stop it, and run what queued behind it. */ + cut(activation: string): Promise; } // -- a seat reaching its room ------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/chaos.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/chaos.test.ts index 6c29db8..e77bebd 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/chaos.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/chaos.test.ts @@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ import { liveLeases, outcome, World, within } from './support/chaos.ts'; import { invariants } from './support/invariants.ts'; import { collect, roomName } from './support/room.ts'; import { scripted } from './support/scripted.ts'; -import { jsonl, jsonlSessions, memory, type Storage } from './support/storage.ts'; +import { jsonl, jsonlSessions, memory, type Storage, sqlite } from './support/storage.ts'; const full = process.env.AMBION_CHAOS === 'all'; @@ -55,30 +55,33 @@ async function countWrites(storage: Storage): Promise { const writes = await countWrites(memory); const points = Array.from({ length: writes }, (_, i) => i + 1); -describe.each(full ? [memory, jsonl] : [memory])('a crash at every write on $name', (storage) => { - describe.each(['before', 'after'] as const)('%s the entry lands', (mode) => { - it.each(points)( - `at write %i of ${writes}, the room resumes and the scenario ends whole`, - async (at) => { - const opened = await storage.open(); - const world = new World(roomName(`chaos-${storage.name}-${mode}`), opened, { at, mode }); - try { - await within(world.run(), 20_000, 'the scenario'); - expect(world.crashes).toBe(1); - await world.check(); - await stopSession(world.room); - } catch (error) { - throw new Error(`crash ${mode} write ${at}:\n${await world.describe()}`, { - cause: error, - }); - } finally { - await opened.dispose(); - } - }, - 30_000, - ); - }); -}); +describe.each(full ? [memory, jsonl, sqlite] : [memory])( + 'a crash at every write on $name', + (storage) => { + describe.each(['before', 'after'] as const)('%s the entry lands', (mode) => { + it.each(points)( + `at write %i of ${writes}, the room resumes and the scenario ends whole`, + async (at) => { + const opened = await storage.open(); + const world = new World(roomName(`chaos-${storage.name}-${mode}`), opened, { at, mode }); + try { + await within(world.run(), 20_000, 'the scenario'); + expect(world.crashes).toBe(1); + await world.check(); + await stopSession(world.room); + } catch (error) { + throw new Error(`crash ${mode} write ${at}:\n${await world.describe()}`, { + cause: error, + }); + } finally { + await opened.dispose(); + } + }, + 30_000, + ); + }); + }, +); // -- a kill from outside -------------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/checkpoint.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/checkpoint.test.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b3fb4bb --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/ambion/test/checkpoint.test.ts @@ -0,0 +1,168 @@ +/** + * A checkpoint stands for every row before it. The fold over a log the + * room compacted equals the fold over every row the storage holds, and a + * checkpoint the room cannot read changes nothing. + */ +import { describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'; +import { foldRoom, type RoomState } from '../src/fold.ts'; +import { + createRuntime, + defineAgent, + defineHuman, + isSummary, + readSession, + startSession, + stopSession, + visitSession, +} from '../src/index.ts'; +import { isLive } from '../src/lease.ts'; +import { type LogEntry, RoomLog } from '../src/log.ts'; +import { fakeClock } from './support/clock.ts'; +import { roomName, rowsOf } from './support/room.ts'; +import { byAgent, quiet, scripted, speak, summarise, toolNames } from './support/scripted.ts'; +import { storages } from './support/storage.ts'; + +const assistant = defineAgent({ + name: 'assistant', + identity: 'Writes the one message a person reads.', + instructions: 'Answer what was asked, once.', + model: 'scripted/assistant', +}); +const alpha = defineAgent({ + name: 'alpha', + identity: 'Alpha.', + instructions: 'x', + model: 'scripted/alpha', +}); +const priya = defineHuman({ name: 'priya', identity: 'Project manager.' }); + +/** Alpha answers every question twice; the assistant writes once per close. */ +const script = byAgent({ + alpha: (_context, _name, call) => (call % 3 === 0 ? quiet() : speak(`answer ${call}`)), + assistant: (context, _name, call) => + toolNames(context).includes('summarise') && call % 2 === 1 + ? summarise(`message ${call}`) + : quiet(), +}); + +/** Every row the storage holds, as the entries a fold reads, with no checkpoint among them. */ +async function raw(sessions: Parameters[0], name: string): Promise { + const rows = await rowsOf(sessions, name); + return rows.flatMap((row): LogEntry[] => { + const type = row.type.slice('ambion/'.length); + if (type === 'checkpoint') return []; + return [{ type, [type]: row.data } as LogEntry]; + }); +} + +/** What a fold says, in the shape two folds are compared by. */ +function shape(state: RoomState, now: number) { + return { + roster: state.roster, + reserve: state.reserve, + people: [...state.people], + exchange: state.exchange, + pending: state.pending, + owed: state.owed, + lastSeq: state.lastSeq, + lastClose: state.closes.at(-1), + live: [...state.leases.values()] + .filter((lease) => isLive(lease, now)) + .map((lease) => lease.id) + .sort(), + }; +} + +describe.each(storages)('a checkpoint on $name', (storage) => { + it('stands for every row before it, and the fold over the compacted log is the fold over the whole', async () => { + const opened = await storage.open(); + try { + const clock = fakeClock(); + const runtime = createRuntime({ + sessions: opened.sessions, + clock, + agents: [assistant, alpha], + checkpoint: { rows: 3 }, + }); + const name = roomName(`checkpoint-${storage.name}`); + const session = startSession({ + name, + assistant, + agents: [alpha], + runtime, + streamFn: scripted(script), + }); + const visit = await visitSession(session, priya); + for (const question of ['First?', 'Second?', 'Third?']) { + await visit.deliver({ text: question }); + await session.quiet(); + } + expect((await session.messages()).filter(isSummary)).toHaveLength(3); + await stopSession(session); + + const rows = await rowsOf(opened.sessions, name); + expect(rows.filter((row) => row.type === 'ambion/checkpoint').length).toBeGreaterThan(0); + const whole = await raw(opened.sessions, name); + const log = new RoomLog(opened.sessions.open(name)); + await log.ready; + // the compacted log holds the messages, the checkpoint, and the rows since it + const compacted = log.entries.filter((entry) => entry.type !== 'message'); + expect(compacted.length).toBeLessThan( + whole.filter((entry) => entry.type !== 'message').length, + ); + expect(log.entries.filter((entry) => entry.type === 'message')).toEqual( + whole.filter((entry) => entry.type === 'message'), + ); + const options = runtime.retry; + expect(shape(foldRoom(log.entries, options), clock.now())).toEqual( + shape(foldRoom(whole, options), clock.now()), + ); + expect(foldRoom(log.entries, options).floor).toBeGreaterThan(0); + } finally { + await opened.dispose(); + } + }); + + it('ignores a checkpoint it cannot read', async () => { + const opened = await storage.open(); + try { + const clock = fakeClock(); + const runtime = createRuntime({ + sessions: opened.sessions, + clock, + agents: [assistant, alpha], + }); + const name = roomName(`checkpoint-${storage.name}`); + const session = startSession({ + name, + assistant, + agents: [alpha], + runtime, + streamFn: scripted(script), + }); + const visit = await visitSession(session, priya); + await visit.deliver({ text: 'First?' }); + await session.quiet(); + await stopSession(session); + const piSession = await opened.sessions.open(name); + await piSession.appendCustomEntry('ambion/checkpoint', { + v: 2, + floor: 1_000, + leases: 'none', + }); + + const whole = await raw(opened.sessions, name); + const log = new RoomLog(opened.sessions.open(name)); + await log.ready; + expect(log.entries.some((entry) => entry.type === 'checkpoint')).toBe(false); + expect(shape(foldRoom(log.entries, runtime.retry), clock.now())).toEqual( + shape(foldRoom(whole, runtime.retry), clock.now()), + ); + const view = readSession(name, { runtime }); + await view.messages(); + expect(view.seats().map((seat) => seat.name)).toEqual(['alpha', 'assistant', 'priya']); + } finally { + await opened.dispose(); + } + }); +}); diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/lease.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/lease.test.ts index 245f940..0d520e2 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/lease.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/lease.test.ts @@ -12,13 +12,14 @@ import { defineAgent, inProcessTransport, isSpoken, + type Runtime, type SeatRoom, type Session, startSession, stopSession, } from '../src/index.ts'; import { type FakeClock, fakeClock } from './support/clock.ts'; -import { assistant, collect, deferred, enter, roomName, tick } from './support/room.ts'; +import { assistant, collect, deferred, enter, roomName, rowsOf, tick } from './support/room.ts'; import { contextText, quiet, type Script, scripted, speak } from './support/scripted.ts'; import { type Fault, faultyTransport } from './support/transport.ts'; @@ -34,10 +35,15 @@ afterEach(async () => { for (const session of started.splice(0)) await stopSession(session); }); -function open(faults: Fault[], script: Script): { session: Session; clock: FakeClock } { +function open( + faults: Fault[], + script: Script, + wake: Partial = {}, +): { session: Session; clock: FakeClock } { const clock = fakeClock(); const runtime = createRuntime({ clock, + wake, transport: faultyTransport(inProcessTransport(), faults, clock), }); const session = startSession({ @@ -154,6 +160,55 @@ describe('a lease', () => { expect(session.exchange()).toBeUndefined(); }); + it('expires an activation at its deadline, cuts it, and wakes the seat again after the backoff', async () => { + const held = deferred(); + const { session, clock } = open( + [], + async (_c, _a, call) => { + if (call !== 1) return quiet(); + await held.promise; + return quiet(); + }, + { expiry: 60_000, deadline: 120_000 }, + ); + const events = collect(session); + const visit = await enter(session); + await visit.deliver({ text: 'take your time' }); + await tick(); + expect(starts(events)).toBe(1); + + // the lease is renewed up to the deadline and no further; at the deadline the room expires it + await clock.advance(119_999); + expect(events.some((e) => e.type === 'error')).toBe(false); + await clock.advance(1); + expect(events.some((e) => e.type === 'error' && /past its lease/.test(e.error.message))).toBe( + true, + ); + expect(events.filter((e) => e.type === 'activation_end')).toHaveLength(1); + const runtime = (session as unknown as { runtime: Runtime }).runtime; + const rows = (await rowsOf(runtime.sessions, session.name)).filter( + (row) => row.type === 'ambion/lease', + ); + const renewals = rows.filter( + (row) => + (row.data as { id: string; phase: string }).id === '2:solo' && + (row.data as { phase: string }).phase === 'running', + ); + // a claim and three renewals: the one that reached the deadline moved the expiry nowhere + expect(renewals.length).toBeLessThanOrEqual(4); + expect(renewals.every((row) => (row.data as { expiry: number }).expiry <= clock.now())).toBe( + true, + ); + + // the activation came to nothing, so the seat is woken again after the backoff + expect(session.exchange()).toBeDefined(); + await clock.advance(30_000); + await session.quiet(); + expect(starts(events)).toBe(2); + expect(session.exchange()).toBeUndefined(); + held.resolve(); + }); + it('rebuilds the activation when a wake into it was lost, and reads the message off the record', async () => { const held = deferred(); const contexts: string[] = []; diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/matrix.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/matrix.test.ts index 3046ef0..6bbe2ec 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/matrix.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/matrix.test.ts @@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ /** * Every scenario, on every storage, on a clock the test holds. `memory` is - * where the scenarios prove the room; `jsonl` proves the same room writes - * through to disk and reads back. + * where the scenarios prove the room; `jsonl` and `sqlite` prove the same + * room writes through to disk and reads back. */ import { describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'; import { createRuntime, inProcessTransport } from '../src/index.ts'; diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/reconcile.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/reconcile.test.ts index 00e0b65..d01ad19 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/reconcile.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/reconcile.test.ts @@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ const close = (row: Omit): LogEntry => ({ close: { ...row, after: row.through, at }, }); -const fold = (entries: LogEntry[]): RoomState => foldRoom(entries, { attempts: 3, backoff }); +const fold = (entries: LogEntry[]): RoomState => foldRoom(entries, { backoff }); const options = (over: Partial = {}): DecideOptions => ({ now: T0, resend: 5_000, @@ -166,9 +166,29 @@ describe('decide', () => { expect(decide(once, options({ now: T0 + 31_000 })).sends).toEqual([ { id: 'close:4:2', seat: 'assistant' }, ]); + // at the cap the room gives up: the attempt it does not make is written off, and the row answers the close const capped = fold([...owed, failed(2, T0 + 40_000), failed(3, T0 + 100_000)]); - expect(capped.owed).toEqual([]); - expect(decide(capped, options({ now: T0 + 1_000_000 }))).toMatchObject({ + expect(capped.owed).toMatchObject([{ attempts: 3 }]); + const given = decide(capped, options({ now: T0 + 1_000_000 })); + expect(given).toMatchObject({ sends: [], alarmAt: undefined }); + expect(given.abandoned).toEqual([ + { + id: 'close:4:4', + phase: 'ended', + reason: 'abandoned', + heard: 4, + at: new Date(T0 + 1_000_000).toISOString(), + }, + ]); + const written = fold([ + ...owed, + failed(2, T0 + 40_000), + failed(3, T0 + 100_000), + lease(given.abandoned[0] as Parameters[0]), + ]); + expect(written.owed).toEqual([]); + expect(decide(written, options({ now: T0 + 1_000_000 }))).toMatchObject({ + abandoned: [], sends: [], alarmAt: undefined, }); @@ -204,15 +224,26 @@ describe('decide', () => { expired('2:product:2', T0 + 150_000), ]); expect(spoke.pending).toEqual([]); - // at the cap the wake is dropped, and the exchange closes + // at the cap the room writes the wake off, and the exchange closes on the fold that holds the row const capped = fold([ ...opened(), expired('2:product', T0 + 60_000), expired('2:product:2', T0 + 150_000), expired('2:product:3', T0 + 300_000), ]); - expect(capped.pending).toEqual([]); - expect(decide(capped, options({ now: T0 + 300_000 })).close).toMatchObject({ through: 2 }); + expect(capped.pending).toMatchObject([{ id: '2:product:4', attempts: 3 }]); + const given = decide(capped, options({ now: T0 + 300_000 })); + expect(given.close).toBeUndefined(); + expect(given.abandoned).toMatchObject([{ id: '2:product:4', reason: 'abandoned', heard: 2 }]); + const written = fold([ + ...opened(), + expired('2:product', T0 + 60_000), + expired('2:product:2', T0 + 150_000), + expired('2:product:3', T0 + 300_000), + lease({ id: '2:product:4', phase: 'ended', reason: 'abandoned', at }), + ]); + expect(written.pending).toEqual([]); + expect(decide(written, options({ now: T0 + 300_000 })).close).toMatchObject({ through: 2 }); }); it('answers every wake a later activation of the seat heard', () => { @@ -283,6 +314,7 @@ describe('decide', () => { ]); expect(decide(state, options({ stopped: true }))).toEqual({ expired: [], + abandoned: [], close: undefined, sends: [], alarmAt: undefined, diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/restart.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/restart.test.ts index 87cacae..e556835 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/restart.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/restart.test.ts @@ -2,7 +2,8 @@ * A room resumed over its log continues where the last run stopped. What the * room held in memory is a fold over the log, so a crash loses nothing but * the run: the exchange, the roster, the people, the leases and the summary - * still owed all fold back, on both storages. + * still owed all fold back, on every storage, over a log the room + * checkpoints every three rows. */ import { describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'; import { @@ -89,6 +90,7 @@ async function world(storage: (typeof storages)[number]): Promise { sessions: opened.sessions, clock, agents, + checkpoint: { rows: 3 }, transport: faultyTransport(inProcessTransport(), faults, clock), }), }; diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/seat.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/seat.test.ts index 64d5cd1..bea8259 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/seat.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/seat.test.ts @@ -2,6 +2,8 @@ * The seat's side of the wire, driven by hand over a room the test plays: * one activation at a time, and whatever queued behind it runs next. */ +import type { StreamFn } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; +import { createAssistantMessageEventStream } from '@earendil-works/pi-ai'; import { describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'; import { type Clock, @@ -85,9 +87,12 @@ class PlayedRoom implements SeatRoom { } } -function play() { +/** A model call that never answers and never hears an abort. */ +const deaf: StreamFn = () => createAssistantMessageEventStream(); + +function play(stream: StreamFn = scripted(() => quiet())) { const clock = fakeClock(); - const runtime = createRuntime({ clock, agents: [product], stream: scripted(() => quiet()) }); + const runtime = createRuntime({ clock, agents: [product], stream }); const room = new PlayedRoom(clock); const actor = new SeatActor(room, { runtime, @@ -121,6 +126,22 @@ describe('a seat actor', () => { expect(room.mostHeld).toBe(1); }); + it('cuts an activation whose run ignores the abort, and runs what queued behind it', async () => { + const { room, actor } = play(deaf); + room.letGo.resolve(); + const ran = actor.run('1:product'); + await until(() => room.claims.length === 1); + await actor.wake(wakeOf('2:product')); + // the room ended the first lease: the actor moves on now, and the deaf run is left behind + await actor.cut('1:product'); + await until(() => room.claims.length === 2); + expect(room.releases).toEqual(['1:product']); + await actor.cut('2:product'); + await ran; + expect(room.releases).toEqual(['1:product', '2:product']); + expect(room.mostHeld).toBe(1); + }); + it('resolves run once what queued behind the activation has run too, in order, once each', async () => { const { room, actor } = play(); const ran = actor.run('1:product'); diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/session.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/session.test.ts index 2dd6e6c..b9bd1b7 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/session.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/session.test.ts @@ -600,7 +600,9 @@ describe('startSession', () => { model: 'scripted/solo', }); // no wake reaches a seat: the test plays the seat over the wire by hand - const runtime = createRuntime({ transport: { connect: () => ({ wake: async () => {} }) } }); + const runtime = createRuntime({ + transport: { connect: () => ({ wake: async () => {}, cut: async () => {} }) }, + }); const session = startSession({ name: roomName('stale'), assistant, diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/support/storage.ts b/packages/ambion/test/support/storage.ts index 40dc385..130b493 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/support/storage.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/support/storage.ts @@ -2,13 +2,15 @@ * The storages and the workspace backends every scenario runs on. * * `memory` is Pi's in-memory repository; `jsonl` is Pi's JSONL repository - * over a temporary directory, through Pi's own Node filesystem. A room on - * JSONL writes through to disk, so a second runtime over the same directory + * over a temporary directory, through Pi's own Node filesystem; `sqlite` is + * the core's SQLite storage over a `node:sqlite` file. A room on disk + * writes through, so a second runtime over the same directory or file * reads what the first wrote. */ import { mkdtemp, rm } from 'node:fs/promises'; import { tmpdir } from 'node:os'; import { join } from 'node:path'; +import { DatabaseSync } from 'node:sqlite'; import type { Session as PiSession } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; import { NodeExecutionEnv } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core/node'; import { @@ -17,19 +19,22 @@ import { JsonlSessionRepo, memoryBackend, type SessionOpener, + type Sql, + type SqlValue, sessionsOver, + sqliteSessions, type WorkspaceBackend, } from '../../src/index.ts'; export interface OpenedStorage { readonly sessions: SessionOpener; - /** The directory a JSONL storage writes under; absent for memory. */ + /** The directory a storage on disk writes under; absent for memory. */ readonly dir?: string; dispose(): Promise; } export interface Storage { - readonly name: 'memory' | 'jsonl'; + readonly name: 'memory' | 'jsonl' | 'sqlite'; open(): Promise; } @@ -69,7 +74,31 @@ export const jsonl: Storage = { }, }; -export const storages: readonly Storage[] = [memory, jsonl]; +/** A `node:sqlite` database as the core reaches it: what a host on Node wraps its driver in. */ +export function nodeSql(db: DatabaseSync): Sql { + return { + run: (query, ...params) => { + db.prepare(query).run(...params); + }, + all: (query, ...params) => db.prepare(query).all(...params) as Record[], + }; +} + +export const sqlite: Storage = { + name: 'sqlite', + async open() { + const dir = await mkdtemp(join(tmpdir(), 'ambion-sqlite-')); + const db = new DatabaseSync(join(dir, 'rooms.sqlite')); + return { + sessions: sqliteSessions(nodeSql(db)), + dir, + // The handle stays open: a seat's audit session may still be flushing when the test ends. + dispose: () => rm(dir, { recursive: true, force: true, maxRetries: 5, retryDelay: 20 }), + }; + }, +}; + +export const storages: readonly Storage[] = [memory, jsonl, sqlite]; // -- workspace backends ------------------------------------------------------ diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/support/transport.ts b/packages/ambion/test/support/transport.ts index 623d58d..22c606f 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/support/transport.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/support/transport.ts @@ -44,7 +44,10 @@ export function serializing(transport: Transport): SerializingTransport { lease: async (lease) => check('lease response', await room.lease(check('lease', lease))), }; const port = transport.connect(wrapped, seat, runtime); - return { wake: (wake) => port.wake(check('wake', wake)) }; + return { + wake: (wake) => port.wake(check('wake', wake)), + cut: (activation) => port.cut(check('cut', activation)), + }; }, }; } @@ -106,7 +109,10 @@ export function faultyTransport(transport: Transport, faults: Fault[], clock: Cl lease: (lease) => through('lease', lease, () => room.lease(lease)), }; const port: SeatPort = transport.connect(wrapped, seat, runtime); - return { wake: (wake) => through('wake', wake, () => port.wake(wake)).catch(() => {}) }; + return { + wake: (wake) => through('wake', wake, () => port.wake(wake)).catch(() => {}), + cut: (activation) => port.cut(activation), + }; }, }; } diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/README.md b/packages/cloudflare/README.md index 2ee67cd..cd83e4b 100644 --- a/packages/cloudflare/README.md +++ b/packages/cloudflare/README.md @@ -5,11 +5,10 @@ holds each seat, and the log lives in the room object's SQLite storage. What is built: -- **`SqliteSessionStorage`** implements Pi's `SessionStorage` over - `ctx.storage.sql`: one `entries` table, one `lanes` table, one `meta` - table. It implements what `Session.appendCustomEntry`, `appendMessage` - and `findEntries` reach. Every other method throws `not supported`. - `sqlSessions(state)` is a `SessionOpener` over it. +- **`sqlSessions(state)`** is a `SessionOpener` over the object's SQLite. + The core owns the storage (`sqliteSessions` in `@ambionframework/ambion`): + this package wraps `ctx.storage.sql` in the two calls it makes, `run` and + `all` (`sqlOver`). - **`RoomObject`** runs the room. Its constructor resumes the room the storage names, over `resumeSession`. It exposes `start`, `visit`, `deliver`, `leave`, `seat`, `unseat`, `abort`, `messages`, `seats` and @@ -19,7 +18,9 @@ What is built: an alarm; `alarm()` claims the lease, reads the view, runs the activation and whatever queued behind it to their end, and releases the lease. A wake that arrives while an activation runs is handed to the actor, which steers - the message in. The seat's audit session lives in its own storage. + the message in; `cut` is handed to it the same way, and stops the + activation the room ended. The seat's audit session lives in its own + storage. - **`configure`** names the agent definitions the objects resolve by name, and the model call they make. diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/src/configure.ts b/packages/cloudflare/src/configure.ts index 627bfe6..bde713f 100644 --- a/packages/cloudflare/src/configure.ts +++ b/packages/cloudflare/src/configure.ts @@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ export interface ConfigureOptions { stream?: CreateRuntimeOptions['stream']; wake?: CreateRuntimeOptions['wake']; retry?: CreateRuntimeOptions['retry']; + checkpoint?: CreateRuntimeOptions['checkpoint']; } let settings: ConfigureOptions | undefined; @@ -33,6 +34,7 @@ export function runtimeFor( ...(settings.stream === undefined ? {} : { stream: settings.stream }), ...(settings.wake === undefined ? {} : { wake: settings.wake }), ...(settings.retry === undefined ? {} : { retry: settings.retry }), + ...(settings.checkpoint === undefined ? {} : { checkpoint: settings.checkpoint }), ...options, }); } diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/src/index.ts b/packages/cloudflare/src/index.ts index 50aef6f..d17dd31 100644 --- a/packages/cloudflare/src/index.ts +++ b/packages/cloudflare/src/index.ts @@ -7,4 +7,4 @@ export { configure } from './configure.ts'; export type { Env, Person, SeatSpec, StartOptions } from './room-object.ts'; export { RoomObject } from './room-object.ts'; export { SeatObject } from './seat-object.ts'; -export { SqliteSessionStorage, sqlSessions } from './storage.ts'; +export { sqlOver, sqlSessions } from './storage.ts'; diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/src/room-object.ts b/packages/cloudflare/src/room-object.ts index edaac8f..cb4c824 100644 --- a/packages/cloudflare/src/room-object.ts +++ b/packages/cloudflare/src/room-object.ts @@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ function rpcTransport(env: Env): Transport { return { connect(room, seat) { const stub = env.SEAT.get(env.SEAT.idFromName(`${room.name}:${seat}`)); - return { wake: (wake) => stub.wake(wake) }; + return { wake: (wake) => stub.wake(wake), cut: (activation) => stub.cut(activation) }; }, }; } diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/src/seat-object.ts b/packages/cloudflare/src/seat-object.ts index a97de6d..fc07510 100644 --- a/packages/cloudflare/src/seat-object.ts +++ b/packages/cloudflare/src/seat-object.ts @@ -3,7 +3,8 @@ * an alarm; the alarm claims the lease, reads the view, runs the activation * to its end and releases the lease, all inside one alarm handler. A wake * that arrives while an activation runs is handed to the actor, which - * steers it in. The seat's audit session lives in the object's own SQLite. + * steers it in, and a cut is handed to it the same way. The seat's audit + * session lives in the object's own SQLite. */ import { DurableObject } from 'cloudflare:workers'; @@ -41,6 +42,11 @@ export class SeatObject extends DurableObject { if (!(await this.ctx.storage.get('hold'))) await this.ctx.storage.setAlarm(Date.now()); } + /** The room ended this activation's lease: the actor stops it, when it runs here. */ + async cut(activation: string): Promise { + await this.actor?.cut(activation); + } + /** * A seat on hold keeps the wakes it is sent and runs nothing: the room * sends them again until the hold lifts, and the lift takes the one it diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/src/storage.ts b/packages/cloudflare/src/storage.ts index 6a08f79..51512c4 100644 --- a/packages/cloudflare/src/storage.ts +++ b/packages/cloudflare/src/storage.ts @@ -1,255 +1,24 @@ /** - * Pi's `SessionStorage` over a Durable Object's SQLite. - * - * One storage holds any number of sessions, keyed by id: the room object - * holds the room's session, and a seat object holds its own audit session. - * It implements what the room reaches — `appendCustomEntry`, - * `appendMessage` and `findEntries` on Pi's `Session` — and refuses the - * rest. A lane's leaf and a session's metadata are rows too, so a session - * reopens where it left off. + * The room's SQLite storage over a Durable Object's own SQLite. The core + * owns the schema and every statement (`sqliteSessions`); this file wraps + * `ctx.storage.sql` in the two calls the core makes. */ -import type { SessionOpener } from '@ambionframework/ambion'; -import type { - Entry, - EntryQuery, - LanePointer, - ProvisionedEntry, - SessionMetadata, - SessionStorage, -} from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; -import { Session, SessionError } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; +import type { SessionOpener, Sql, SqlValue } from '@ambionframework/ambion'; +import { sqliteSessions } from '@ambionframework/ambion'; -const SCHEMA = [ - `CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS entries ( - session TEXT NOT NULL, - seq INTEGER NOT NULL, - id TEXT NOT NULL, - parent_id TEXT, - lane TEXT NOT NULL, - type TEXT NOT NULL, - custom_type TEXT, - timestamp INTEGER NOT NULL, - entry TEXT NOT NULL, - PRIMARY KEY (session, seq), - UNIQUE (session, id) - )`, - `CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS lanes ( - session TEXT NOT NULL, - lane TEXT NOT NULL, - leaf_id TEXT, - PRIMARY KEY (session, lane) - )`, - `CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS meta ( - session TEXT NOT NULL, - key TEXT NOT NULL, - value TEXT NOT NULL, - PRIMARY KEY (session, key) - )`, -]; - -const unsupported = (what: string) => new SessionError('storage', `${what} is not supported.`); - -export class SqliteSessionStorage implements SessionStorage { - constructor( - private readonly sql: SqlStorage, - private readonly id: string, - ) {} - - /** Create the tables, and the session's row and main lane on first open. */ - static open(sql: SqlStorage, metadata: SessionMetadata): SqliteSessionStorage { - for (const statement of SCHEMA) sql.exec(statement); - const known = sql - .exec('SELECT value FROM meta WHERE session = ? AND key = ?', metadata.id, 'metadata') - .toArray(); - if (known.length === 0) { - sql.exec( - 'INSERT INTO meta (session, key, value) VALUES (?, ?, ?)', - metadata.id, - 'metadata', - JSON.stringify(metadata), - ); - sql.exec( - 'INSERT INTO lanes (session, lane, leaf_id) VALUES (?, ?, NULL)', - metadata.id, - 'main', - ); - } - return new SqliteSessionStorage(sql, metadata.id); - } - - /** Whether the storage holds a session under this id. */ - static has(sql: SqlStorage, id: string): boolean { - for (const statement of SCHEMA) sql.exec(statement); - return ( - sql.exec('SELECT 1 FROM meta WHERE session = ? AND key = ?', id, 'metadata').toArray() - .length > 0 - ); - } - - async getMetadata(): Promise { - const row = this.sql - .exec('SELECT value FROM meta WHERE session = ? AND key = ?', this.id, 'metadata') - .one(); - return JSON.parse(String(row.value)) as SessionMetadata; - } - - async getLanes(): Promise { - return this.sql - .exec('SELECT lane, leaf_id FROM lanes WHERE session = ?', this.id) - .toArray() - .map((row) => ({ - lane: String(row.lane), - leafId: row.leaf_id === null ? null : String(row.leaf_id), - })); - } - - async createLane(lane: string, at: string | null): Promise { - this.sql.exec('INSERT INTO lanes (session, lane, leaf_id) VALUES (?, ?, ?)', this.id, lane, at); - } - - async moveLane(lane: string, to: string | null): Promise { - this.sql.exec('UPDATE lanes SET leaf_id = ? WHERE session = ? AND lane = ?', to, this.id, lane); - } - - /** Append one entry to the lane's leaf, at the next seq, and move the leaf onto it. */ - async appendEntry( - newEntry: ProvisionedEntry, - lane: string, - ): Promise { - const pointer = this.sql - .exec('SELECT leaf_id FROM lanes WHERE session = ? AND lane = ?', this.id, lane) - .toArray()[0]; - if (pointer === undefined) throw new SessionError('invalid_lane', `Lane not found: ${lane}`); - const last = this.sql - .exec('SELECT MAX(seq) AS seq FROM entries WHERE session = ?', this.id) - .one(); - const seq = Number(last.seq ?? 0) + 1; - const entry = { - ...newEntry, - parentId: pointer.leaf_id === null ? null : String(pointer.leaf_id), - seq, - timestamp: Date.now(), - } as unknown as TEntry; - this.sql.exec( - 'INSERT INTO entries (session, seq, id, parent_id, lane, type, custom_type, timestamp, entry) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?)', - this.id, - seq, - entry.id, - entry.parentId, - lane, - entry.type, - entry.type === 'custom' ? entry.customType : null, - entry.timestamp, - JSON.stringify(entry), - ); - this.sql.exec( - 'UPDATE lanes SET leaf_id = ? WHERE session = ? AND lane = ?', - entry.id, - this.id, - lane, - ); - return entry; - } - - async getEntry(id: string): Promise { - const row = this.sql - .exec('SELECT entry FROM entries WHERE session = ? AND id = ?', this.id, id) - .toArray()[0]; - return row === undefined ? undefined : (JSON.parse(String(row.entry)) as Entry); - } - - async findEntries(query: EntryQuery = {}): Promise { - const where = ['session = ?']; - const args: (string | number)[] = [this.id]; - if (query.type !== undefined) { - where.push('type = ?'); - args.push(query.type); - } - if (query.customType !== undefined) { - where.push('custom_type = ?'); - args.push(query.customType); - } - if (query.cursor !== undefined) { - where.push('seq > ?'); - args.push(query.cursor.afterSeq); - } - const order = query.order === 'newestFirst' ? 'DESC' : 'ASC'; - const limit = query.limit === undefined ? '' : ` LIMIT ${Math.floor(query.limit)}`; - return this.sql - .exec( - `SELECT entry FROM entries WHERE ${where.join(' AND ')} ORDER BY seq ${order}${limit}`, - ...args, - ) - .toArray() - .map((row) => JSON.parse(String(row.entry)) as Entry); - } - - async getName(): Promise { - const row = this.sql - .exec('SELECT value FROM meta WHERE session = ? AND key = ?', this.id, 'name') - .toArray()[0]; - return row === undefined ? undefined : String(row.value); - } - - async setName(name: string | undefined): Promise { - if (name === undefined) - this.sql.exec('DELETE FROM meta WHERE session = ? AND key = ?', this.id, 'name'); - else - this.sql.exec( - 'INSERT OR REPLACE INTO meta (session, key, value) VALUES (?, ?, ?)', - this.id, - 'name', - name, - ); - } - - findEntriesOnBranch(): never { - throw unsupported('findEntriesOnBranch'); - } - - appendRecord(): never { - throw unsupported('appendRecord'); - } - - findRecords(): never { - throw unsupported('findRecords'); - } - - findOpenOperations(): never { - throw unsupported('findOpenOperations'); - } - - getLog(): never { - throw unsupported('getLog'); - } - - getLabel(): never { - throw unsupported('getLabel'); - } - - setLabel(): never { - throw unsupported('setLabel'); - } - - getStats(): never { - throw unsupported('getStats'); - } +/** The object's SQLite as the core reaches it. */ +export function sqlOver(storage: SqlStorage): Sql { + return { + run(query, ...params) { + storage.exec(query, ...params); + }, + all(query, ...params) { + return storage.exec(query, ...params).toArray() as Record[]; + }, + }; } /** A `SessionOpener` over one object's SQLite: any id opens, and is created on the first open. */ export function sqlSessions(state: DurableObjectState): SessionOpener { - return { - async open(id, parentId) { - const sql = state.storage.sql; - if (!SqliteSessionStorage.has(sql, id)) { - const metadata: SessionMetadata = { - id, - createdAt: Date.now(), - ...(parentId === undefined ? {} : { parentSessionId: parentId }), - }; - return new Session(SqliteSessionStorage.open(sql, metadata)); - } - return new Session(new SqliteSessionStorage(sql, id)); - }, - }; + return sqliteSessions(sqlOver(state.storage.sql)); } diff --git a/planning/backlog.md b/planning/backlog.md index 35db76d..c21b26e 100644 --- a/planning/backlog.md +++ b/planning/backlog.md @@ -502,23 +502,15 @@ collaboration patterns people and agents work in. **Where.** `seated` in [`define.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/define.ts), the roster in [`render.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/render.ts). -### 26. Lease rows grow with every activation +### 26. Lease rows grow with every activation — closed -**What.** Every activation writes two lease rows at least: a claim and an -end, plus one renewal per half expiry, and one renewal per message steered -into it, which carries `heard`. A room that runs for a month holds tens of -thousands of rows beside a few thousand messages, and every fold reads -them all. - -**Why.** The fold is O(rows) per operation. Item 2 records the same cost -for messages; leases add the larger term. - -**Where.** `foldLeases` in `lease.ts`; `RoomLog.replay` in `log.ts`. - -**Fix.** A lease that ended and that no owed draft counts (an id older than -the last close) can leave the fold. A snapshot row that carries the folded -state up to a seq, written by `reconcile` every N entries, lets the replay -start from it. +The room writes an `ambion/checkpoint` row every `runtime.checkpoint.rows` +rows: the composition, the closes and the leases a later fold still reads, +behind a floor below which every wake was answered. The fold reads it in +place of every row before it, and the log drops those rows from memory +(`checkpointOf` in `fold.ts`, `compact` in `log.ts`). What is left is the +replay's I/O: Pi's `findEntries` reads every entry, and a storage that can +seek to the checkpoint would let the replay skip the rows it drops. ### 27. A person present at a crash stays present until the host returns @@ -535,16 +527,14 @@ a visit, and should not start one. ### 28. Three attempts, then the wake or the summary is never tried again -**What.** A wake whose activation expired or failed without speaking, and a -summary a draft could not land, retry after a backoff, three times, on the -room's alarm, and then the room stops. Nothing reports the wake or the -range as owed afterwards, and no later event retries it. - -**Where.** `pendingWakes` in `lease.ts`, `foldOwed` in `fold.ts`; -[`docs/agent.md`](../docs/agent.md) §5, [`docs/assistant.md`](../docs/assistant.md) §16. +**What was done.** At the cap the room writes the attempt it does not +make as a lease ended `abandoned`, and emits an `abandoned` event that +names it (`abandonments` in `reconcile.ts`). The log says what the room +gave up on, and when. -**Fix.** An event when the cap is reached, and a host verb that resets the -attempts for one message or one close. +**What is left.** No host verb retries it. A row that resets the attempts +for one message or one close, written by the host, is the fix; until then +the host asks again. ### 29. The random walk has no shrinker From 8f0c1bcf9be3d3c379a4d71fd385bfc2288835a0 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Wed, 9 Sep 2026 16:37:21 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 16/20] Lay the core out in layers the toolchain holds MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit `packages/ambion/src` is laid out in layers, and an import points down only: the vocabulary (`types`, `wire`, `define`, `render`), then `host/` (the runtime value and the SQLite storage), `log/` (the queue), `room/` (every fact and decision, pure over the log), `tools/` (the workspace), `seat/` (one activation, the hands it holds, the actor, the in-process transport), and `session.ts`, which composes them all. Biome refuses every other import, one `noRestrictedImports` override per layer; the core imports no platform module, and every other package reaches the core through `@ambionframework/ambion`. Three moves made the direction hold. The host contracts a seat needs, `Clock`, `SessionOpener` and `ModelResolver`, are vocabulary, and the seat context carries a clock and a catalog instead of a runtime. The in-process transport is the seat side's, and a runtime holds a transport only when its host gave it one: the room defaults the rest. The hands a seat holds, `say`, `summarise` and `seat`, are one module beside the actor, so `room/assistant.ts` is down to what the assistant is, and the room's fold imports no tool. `persistTurns` belongs to the activation, the exchange shapes to the vocabulary, and `BUILTIN_TOOL_NAMES` to `types.ts`, which closes backlog item 5. `docs/toolchain.md` §1 names the layers and what each may import. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017i49PfakG27M56FjqvyG1e --- CLAUDE.md | 5 +- biome.jsonc | 208 ++++++++++++++++- docs/agent.md | 46 ++-- docs/assistant.md | 2 +- docs/exchange.md | 6 +- docs/presence.md | 2 +- docs/roster.md | 4 +- docs/toolchain.md | 21 ++ docs/workspace.md | 12 +- packages/ambion/src/define.ts | 2 +- packages/ambion/src/{ => host}/runtime.ts | 55 ++--- packages/ambion/src/{ => host}/sqlite.ts | 2 +- packages/ambion/src/index.ts | 52 ++--- packages/ambion/src/{ => log}/log.ts | 21 +- packages/ambion/src/room/assistant.ts | 77 +++++++ packages/ambion/src/{ => room}/exchange.ts | 20 +- packages/ambion/src/{ => room}/fold.ts | 25 +- packages/ambion/src/{ => room}/lease.ts | 4 +- packages/ambion/src/{ => room}/presence.ts | 2 +- packages/ambion/src/{ => room}/reconcile.ts | 3 +- packages/ambion/src/{ => room}/view.ts | 12 +- packages/ambion/src/{ => seat}/activation.ts | 21 +- .../src/{assistant.ts => seat/hands.ts} | 213 ++++++++++++------ packages/ambion/src/{ => seat}/seat.ts | 210 +++++------------ packages/ambion/src/session.ts | 32 +-- packages/ambion/src/{ => tools}/bash-env.ts | 0 packages/ambion/src/{ => tools}/just-bash.ts | 2 +- packages/ambion/src/{ => tools}/workspace.ts | 9 +- packages/ambion/src/types.ts | 45 +++- packages/ambion/test/checkpoint.test.ts | 6 +- packages/ambion/test/log.test.ts | 4 +- packages/ambion/test/reconcile.test.ts | 6 +- packages/ambion/test/seat.test.ts | 3 +- packages/ambion/test/support/chaos.ts | 2 +- packages/ambion/test/workspace.test.ts | 4 +- packages/cloudflare/src/seat-object.ts | 3 +- planning/backlog.md | 26 +-- 37 files changed, 714 insertions(+), 453 deletions(-) rename packages/ambion/src/{ => host}/runtime.ts (84%) rename packages/ambion/src/{ => host}/sqlite.ts (99%) rename packages/ambion/src/{ => log}/log.ts (94%) create mode 100644 packages/ambion/src/room/assistant.ts rename packages/ambion/src/{ => room}/exchange.ts (75%) rename packages/ambion/src/{ => room}/fold.ts (98%) rename packages/ambion/src/{ => room}/lease.ts (98%) rename packages/ambion/src/{ => room}/presence.ts (99%) rename packages/ambion/src/{ => room}/reconcile.ts (99%) rename packages/ambion/src/{ => room}/view.ts (96%) rename packages/ambion/src/{ => seat}/activation.ts (92%) rename packages/ambion/src/{assistant.ts => seat/hands.ts} (51%) rename packages/ambion/src/{ => seat}/seat.ts (60%) rename packages/ambion/src/{ => tools}/bash-env.ts (100%) rename packages/ambion/src/{ => tools}/just-bash.ts (99%) rename packages/ambion/src/{ => tools}/workspace.ts (96%) diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md index 85ad74c..412d5a8 100644 --- a/CLAUDE.md +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ pnpm workspace, Node >= 22.19, ESM only, TypeScript. | Path | What | | --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -| `packages/ambion` | The runtime. One file per concern; `session.ts` is the room that composes them | +| `packages/ambion` | The runtime. One file per concern, in layers Biome holds; `session.ts` composes them | | `packages/cli` | The `ambion` binary | | `packages/cloudflare` | The room as Cloudflare Durable Objects: private, tested inside workerd, deployed by nothing | | `docs/agent.md` | Design contract for the core — read before changing the runtime | @@ -74,6 +74,9 @@ Run `pnpm format` and `pnpm check` before every push. CI runs the same gate. everything a participant reads — prompts, roster, record, the ask at the end of a turn — and stays pure and stateless so it does not become one. What the room says to a developer stays with the mechanism that says it. +- The core is laid out in layers (`docs/toolchain.md` §1), and an import + points down only. Biome refuses the rest; a new file goes in the layer + that may reach what it needs, and never above `session.ts`. - No `any`, no non-null assertions, no unused imports or variables. - `packages/ambion/src` must not write to stdout. Hosts pass a logger in. - Cognitive complexity: max 10 in source, 15 in tests. diff --git a/biome.jsonc b/biome.jsonc index c148746..e98f54c 100644 --- a/biome.jsonc +++ b/biome.jsonc @@ -60,9 +60,213 @@ }, { // The library must not write to stdout on its owner's behalf; hosts - // pass a logger in instead. + // pass a logger in instead. It also runs on any host: nothing in it + // reaches a platform's own modules. "includes": ["packages/ambion/src/**"], - "linter": { "rules": { "suspicious": { "noConsole": "error" } } } + "linter": { + "rules": { + "suspicious": { "noConsole": "error" }, + "style": { + "noRestrictedImports": { + "level": "error", + "options": { + "patterns": [ + { + "group": ["cloudflare:*", "node:sqlite"], + "message": "The core runs on any host. A platform's own modules belong to its package." + } + ] + } + } + } + } + } + }, + // The core is laid out in layers, and an import points down only: + // + // types, wire, define, render the vocabulary: shapes, and what a participant reads + // host/ what a host owns: the runtime value, a SQLite storage + // log/ the log: one serial queue over a Pi session + // room/ every fact and every decision, pure over the log + // tools/ what an agent's tools reach into + // seat/ the seat side of the wire: one activation at a time + // session.ts the room, which composes them all + // + // `docs/toolchain.md` §2 names the layers; each override below refuses + // the imports its layer may not make. + { + "includes": [ + "packages/ambion/src/types.ts", + "packages/ambion/src/wire.ts", + "packages/ambion/src/define.ts", + "packages/ambion/src/render.ts" + ], + "linter": { + "rules": { + "style": { + "noRestrictedImports": { + "level": "error", + "options": { + "patterns": [ + { + "group": [ + "./host/*", + "./log/*", + "./room/*", + "./tools/*", + "./seat/*", + "./session.ts", + "./index.ts" + ], + "message": "The vocabulary imports nothing that does anything." + } + ] + } + } + } + } + } + }, + { + "includes": ["packages/ambion/src/host/**"], + "linter": { + "rules": { + "style": { + "noRestrictedImports": { + "level": "error", + "options": { + "patterns": [ + { + "group": [ + "../log/*", + "../room/*", + "../tools/*", + "../seat/*", + "../session.ts", + "../index.ts" + ], + "message": "A host owns values; it reads no log, folds nothing, and runs no seat." + } + ] + } + } + } + } + } + }, + { + "includes": ["packages/ambion/src/log/**"], + "linter": { + "rules": { + "style": { + "noRestrictedImports": { + "level": "error", + "options": { + "patterns": [ + { + "group": [ + "../host/*", + "../room/*", + "../tools/*", + "../seat/*", + "../session.ts", + "../index.ts" + ], + "message": "The log knows entries and a queue, and nothing that reads them." + } + ] + } + } + } + } + } + }, + { + "includes": ["packages/ambion/src/room/**"], + "linter": { + "rules": { + "style": { + "noRestrictedImports": { + "level": "error", + "options": { + "patterns": [ + { + "group": [ + "../host/*", + "../tools/*", + "../seat/*", + "../session.ts", + "../index.ts" + ], + "message": "The room's facts and decisions are pure over the log: no host, no tool, no seat." + } + ] + } + } + } + } + } + }, + { + "includes": ["packages/ambion/src/tools/**"], + "linter": { + "rules": { + "style": { + "noRestrictedImports": { + "level": "error", + "options": { + "patterns": [ + { + "group": ["../log/*", "../room/*", "../seat/*", "../session.ts", "../index.ts"], + "message": "A workspace is what a tool reaches into; it knows no room and no seat." + } + ] + } + } + } + } + } + }, + { + "includes": ["packages/ambion/src/seat/**"], + "linter": { + "rules": { + "style": { + "noRestrictedImports": { + "level": "error", + "options": { + "patterns": [ + { + "group": ["../log/*", "../room/*", "../session.ts", "../index.ts"], + "message": "The seat side reaches its room through the wire alone: no log, no fold, no session." + } + ] + } + } + } + } + } + }, + { + // A host package reaches the core through its published surface. + "includes": ["packages/cloudflare/src/**", "packages/cli/src/**", "examples/**/src/**"], + "linter": { + "rules": { + "style": { + "noRestrictedImports": { + "level": "error", + "options": { + "patterns": [ + { + "group": ["@ambionframework/ambion/*", "**/packages/ambion/src/*"], + "message": "Reach the core through `@ambionframework/ambion`, never a file inside it." + } + ] + } + } + } + } + } }, { // Biome charges a nested function for the nesting it sits in, so diff --git a/docs/agent.md b/docs/agent.md index 2a6b014..66f043d 100644 --- a/docs/agent.md +++ b/docs/agent.md @@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ receives the parsed parameters as its first argument and a `ToolContext` as its second: `ctx.workspace()` resolves the agent's workspace, and `ctx.signal` is the abort signal Pi gives the call. It may return a plain string or Pi's full content shape. A tool defined with Pi's own -`defineTool` works unchanged (`toPiTool` in `seat.ts` accepts both), so +`defineTool` works unchanged (`toPiTool` in `seat/hands.ts` accepts both), so learning Pi's format is the same as learning Ambion's. An agent that names a workspace also holds four built-in tools, `read`, `write`, `edit` and `bash` ([`workspace.md`](workspace.md) §5). @@ -330,7 +330,7 @@ record reaches. An activation that heard less than that reads the room again through a fresh view. **3. Speaking is a tool; silence is the default.** An activated agent holds -one built-in tool, `say({ to?, text })` (`sayTool` in `seat.ts`). Ending +one built-in tool, `say({ to?, text })` (`sayTool` in `seat/hands.ts`). Ending an activation without calling it is declining. Declining leaves no mark on the record — the way a colleague reads the room and keeps working. The tool refuses an empty text for the same reason: a message with nothing in it @@ -374,7 +374,7 @@ rule 3's bar, now with the hearing enforced. First to commit wins, and ties are impossible: a commit is one operation on the room's commit queue, the check and the write run inside that one operation, and nothing observes a message before its write is confirmed -(`RoomLog.commit` in `log.ts`). A room with no races pays nothing. The refusal shows on the stream as `conflict`, which +(`RoomLog.commit` in `log/log.ts`). A room with no races pays nothing. The refusal shows on the stream as `conflict`, which names the author: an assistant's summary is refused at the same boundary, for the same reason. The guarantee is the point: every message on the record was written by somebody who had read everything before it. @@ -404,7 +404,7 @@ enough to be worth a word. A bare agent takes the default. `none` is the runtime's own point: it is where the assistant sits, and nothing in a room's composition asks for it. -The routing is the scale, and reads as one line (`wakes` in `seat.ts`): +The routing is the scale, and reads as one line (`wakes` in `seat/seat.ts`): every message has a **reach** — `named` for a directed say, `broadcast` for anything else said, `presence` for somebody arriving or leaving, or a colleague seated or unseated — and a seat wakes when its attention is at @@ -435,7 +435,7 @@ participants see its `say`s only, because the record is all any view renders. The hands are still auditable: every activation's full turns land in the seat's own downstream Pi session — `:`, parented to the room's, named by `seats().sessionId`, opened by the same opener -(`persistTurns` in `log.ts`) — so what an agent actually did can be replayed long after +(`persistTurns` in `seat/activation.ts`) — so what an agent actually did can be replayed long after its working view reset. The record is never rewritten for anyone. ### Observing the room @@ -574,22 +574,26 @@ reads takes the narrower type and cannot start anything by accident. Its room says who was in it: the roster, every seat idle, and every person the record knows. -One file per concern, and `session.ts` is the room that composes them: the -log in [`log.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/log.ts), every fact folded over it -in [`fold.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/fold.ts), the step the room takes in -[`reconcile.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/reconcile.ts), who is here in -[`presence.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/presence.ts), a seat, what wakes it -and the seat's side of the wire in [`seat.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/seat.ts), -an activation's id and lease in [`lease.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/lease.ts), -one activation in [`activation.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/activation.ts), -the exchange in [`exchange.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/exchange.ts), what the -assistant writes in [`assistant.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/assistant.ts), +One file per concern, in layers an import points down through, and +`session.ts` is the room that composes them ([`toolchain.md`](toolchain.md) +§1 names the layers, and Biome holds them): the +log in [`log.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/log/log.ts), every fact folded over it +in [`fold.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/room/fold.ts), the step the room takes in +[`reconcile.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/room/reconcile.ts), who is here in +[`presence.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/room/presence.ts), a seat, what wakes it +and the seat's side of the wire in [`seat.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/seat/seat.ts), +an activation's id and lease in [`lease.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/room/lease.ts), +one activation in [`activation.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/seat/activation.ts), +the hands it holds in [`hands.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/seat/hands.ts), +the exchange in [`exchange.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/room/exchange.ts), what the +assistant writes in [`assistant.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/room/assistant.ts), what crosses between a seat and its room in [`wire.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/wire.ts), what an activation is given -in [`view.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/view.ts), what an agent's tools reach -into in [`workspace.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/workspace.ts), what a host -owns in [`runtime.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/runtime.ts), and what any of -them reads in [`render.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/render.ts). +in [`view.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/room/view.ts), what an agent's tools reach +into in [`workspace.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/tools/workspace.ts), what a host +owns in [`runtime.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/host/runtime.ts), a storage +over any SQLite in [`sqlite.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/host/sqlite.ts), and +what any of them reads in [`render.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/render.ts). **The log is the truth, and the room moves by reconciling.** Every fact about the room is a fold over the log and the clock: the roster, the @@ -656,7 +660,7 @@ the shorthand for one. The default runtime opens sessions in an in-memory [`index.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/index.ts) re-exports Pi's storage surface, and Ambion adds one storage of its own: `sqliteSessions(sql)`, Pi's `SessionStorage` over any SQLite a host reaches through two calls, -`run` and `all` ([`sqlite.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/sqlite.ts)). A +`run` and `all` ([`sqlite.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/host/sqlite.ts)). A process wraps `node:sqlite` in them; a Durable Object wraps its own storage. "Durable" means the storage's append resolved: Pi's JSONL repository calls no `fsync`. @@ -674,7 +678,7 @@ live in two processes. **A host owns a `Runtime`.** It holds the clock, the session opener, the model call, the rooms that are running and the workspace names that are -taken ([`runtime.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/runtime.ts)). `startSession`, +taken ([`runtime.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/host/runtime.ts)). `startSession`, `readSession` and `defineWorkspace` take one as an option and default to `defaultRuntime`, one value per process. Two runtimes in one process share nothing: one name runs in both, and neither reads the other. "One run per diff --git a/docs/assistant.md b/docs/assistant.md index d3cc046..2f5e322 100644 --- a/docs/assistant.md +++ b/docs/assistant.md @@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ answers for anyone. The unit is the **exchange**, and it belongs to the core: [`exchange.md`](exchange.md) specifies it, and -[`exchange.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/exchange.ts) is where it lives. A +[`exchange.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/room/exchange.ts) is where it lives. A question, and everything the room does until it goes quiet again. A person's question opens one; quiescence closes it; what lands in between steers the seats already working and changes nothing. diff --git a/docs/exchange.md b/docs/exchange.md index 95b9c89..e456a47 100644 --- a/docs/exchange.md +++ b/docs/exchange.md @@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ This document is the design contract for the exchange: the room's own unit of work. It is shipped. The code lives in -[`exchange.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/exchange.ts), and +[`exchange.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/room/exchange.ts), and [`session.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/session.ts) opens and closes one as the room runs. Read [`agent.md`](agent.md) first: an exchange is made of the activations that document specifies, and it changes none of the eight @@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ in a sentence a model reads. ## 2. The shape A room is a sequence of exchanges, and the exchanges have one shape -([`exchange.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/exchange.ts)): +([`exchange.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/room/exchange.ts)): ```ts interface Exchange { @@ -133,7 +133,7 @@ into a quiet room, opens his own exchange. An exchange is a fold over the log. The open exchange is the first question a person asked after the last close row's `through` -(`openExchange` in [`exchange.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/exchange.ts)). A +(`openExchange` in [`exchange.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/room/exchange.ts)). A close is a row on the log beside the messages: `{ owner, from, through, at, wakes? }`. It takes no seq; `through` orders it. `messages()` returns the messages alone, and their seqs stay `1..n`. diff --git a/docs/presence.md b/docs/presence.md index 338e92e..3628cf5 100644 --- a/docs/presence.md +++ b/docs/presence.md @@ -330,7 +330,7 @@ lands the message. So does an agent in a session reopened next week, because replaying the record replays the arrivals. Presence is a fold over the record (`foldPeople` in -[`presence.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/presence.ts)): a person is present +[`presence.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/room/presence.ts)): a person is present from their last `arrived` until their next `left`. The record rebuilds everything — who has ever been here, who is here now, when, and where each of them stopped reading. Presence is kept in one place, and the place is diff --git a/docs/roster.md b/docs/roster.md index 45dfbce..ed3c4e2 100644 --- a/docs/roster.md +++ b/docs/roster.md @@ -6,8 +6,8 @@ assistant that seats them. It is shipped. The code lives with the rest of the runtime in [`packages/ambion/src`](../packages/ambion/src): the seating and the reserve in [`session.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/session.ts), the composing activation and the `seat` tool in -[`assistant.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/assistant.ts), the routing in -[`seat.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/seat.ts), and the shapes in +[`assistant.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/room/assistant.ts), the routing in +[`seat.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/seat/seat.ts), and the shapes in [`types.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/types.ts). Read [`agent.md`](agent.md), [`exchange.md`](exchange.md), [`presence.md`](presence.md) and [`assistant.md`](assistant.md) first. This diff --git a/docs/toolchain.md b/docs/toolchain.md index d039df5..5628664 100644 --- a/docs/toolchain.md +++ b/docs/toolchain.md @@ -64,6 +64,27 @@ version and nothing else. `@ambionframework/cloudflare` runs a room as Cloudflare Durable Objects, one object per room and one per seat, over the runtime's public exports alone; its README says what is built. +### The core's layers + +`packages/ambion/src` is laid out in layers, and an import points down +only. Biome refuses every other import (`noRestrictedImports`, one +override per layer in `biome.jsonc`), so the layout is a fact the gate +holds, and a reviewer reads a file knowing what it cannot reach. + +| Layer | What it holds | May import | +| ----------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------- | +| `types`, `wire`, `define`, `render` | The vocabulary: the public shapes, the rows and the wire, and what a participant reads | Nothing that does anything | +| `host/` | What a host owns: the runtime value, a clock, an opener, a SQLite storage | The vocabulary | +| `log/` | The log: one serial queue over a Pi session | The vocabulary | +| `room/` | Every fact and every decision, pure over the log: the fold, the lease, the exchange, the assistant's rules, the view, `decide` | The vocabulary, the log's entry types | +| `tools/` | What an agent's tools reach into: the workspace and its backends | The vocabulary, `host/` | +| `seat/` | The seat side of the wire: one activation, the hands it holds, the actor, the in-process transport | The vocabulary, `host/`, `tools/` | +| `session.ts` | The room, which composes them all | Everything | + +Two rules hold across packages: the core imports no platform module +(`cloudflare:*`, `node:sqlite`), and every other package reaches the core +through `@ambionframework/ambion`, never a file inside it. + --- ## 2. Toolchain choices diff --git a/docs/workspace.md b/docs/workspace.md index cec4fd2..92b2ce6 100644 --- a/docs/workspace.md +++ b/docs/workspace.md @@ -3,9 +3,9 @@ This document is the design contract for the workspace: the identity and data boundary an agent connects to when it is defined. The workspace is shipped. The handle, the resolver and the built-in tools live in -[`workspace.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/workspace.ts), the adapter around a -just-bash instance in [`bash-env.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/bash-env.ts), -the two backends in [`just-bash.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/just-bash.ts), +[`workspace.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/tools/workspace.ts), the adapter around a +just-bash instance in [`bash-env.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/tools/bash-env.ts), +the two backends in [`just-bash.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/tools/just-bash.ts), and the public shapes in [`types.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/types.ts). Read [`agent.md`](agent.md) first: a workspace attaches to the agent that document specifies, and changes none of its eight rules. @@ -187,7 +187,7 @@ names free. **`startSession` refuses an assistant that names a workspace**, the same way it refuses one that carries tools (`assistant.md` §12, §17; -`assertAssistant` in `assistant.ts` checks `tools.length > 0`). +`assertAssistant` in `room/assistant.ts` checks `tools.length > 0`). `startSession` is the one place that knows a given `AgentDefinition` is about to become the room's assistant. `defineAgent` builds a plain value and has no way to know that. @@ -377,7 +377,7 @@ one built-in call runs every call in that batch one at a time, custom tools included. A batch of custom tools alone still runs in parallel. **The wrapped value takes a one-line cast to `AgentTool`**, the way -`toPiTool` (`seat.ts`) casts a Pi-native tool. Strict mode does not +`toPiTool` (`seat/hands.ts`) casts a Pi-native tool. Strict mode does not consider `Static` assignable to `AgentTool`'s default `params` type on its own. @@ -869,7 +869,7 @@ workspace's files without an agent (§8). A workspace-connected agent's system prompt states the four tools' reach, `WORKSPACE_PARAGRAPH` in `render.ts` (§5). `startSession`'s public signature did not change (§3). `handsFor()` in `session.ts` binds the four built-ins beside what -`toPiTool` (`seat.ts`) already did, and `toPiTool` takes the seat's agent +`toPiTool` (`seat/hands.ts`) already did, and `toPiTool` takes the seat's agent so it can build a `ToolContext` for a `defineTool`-built tool. No `defineAgent` call in [`README.md`](../README.md), [`agent.md`](agent.md) or [`examples/site`](../examples/site) changed: none of those agents uses a diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/define.ts b/packages/ambion/src/define.ts index ecb4169..036318d 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/define.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/define.ts @@ -14,6 +14,7 @@ import { type AgentDefinition, type AmbionTool, type Attention, + BUILTIN_TOOL_NAMES, HUMAN_BRAND, type HumanDefinition, isAgent, @@ -24,7 +25,6 @@ import { type ToolContext, type WorkspaceHandle, } from './types.ts'; -import { BUILTIN_TOOL_NAMES } from './workspace.ts'; export interface DefineAgentOptions { /** Identifies the agent inside a session and on the record. */ diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/runtime.ts b/packages/ambion/src/host/runtime.ts similarity index 84% rename from packages/ambion/src/runtime.ts rename to packages/ambion/src/host/runtime.ts index 67ff7b5..0caa7b3 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/runtime.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/host/runtime.ts @@ -23,25 +23,14 @@ import type { import { InMemorySessionRepo } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; import type { Api, Model } from '@earendil-works/pi-ai'; import { builtinModels } from '@earendil-works/pi-ai/providers/all'; -import { SeatActor, type SeatContext } from './seat.ts'; -import type { AgentDefinition, SessionEvent } from './types.ts'; -import type { SeatPort, SeatRoom } from './wire.ts'; - -/** The one clock a room reads, and the one alarm it sets. */ -export interface Clock { - /** Milliseconds since the epoch. */ - now(): number; - /** Arrange one call of `fire` at `at`. Returns the cancel. */ - alarm(at: number, fire: () => void): () => void; -} - -/** Opens one Pi session by id, and creates it on the first open. */ -export interface SessionOpener { - open(id: string, parentId?: string): Promise; -} - -/** Resolves an agent's `provider/model-id` to the model Pi's loop runs. */ -export type ModelResolver = (id: string, agent: string) => Model; +import type { + AgentDefinition, + Clock, + ModelResolver, + SessionEvent, + SessionOpener, +} from '../types.ts'; +import type { SeatPort, SeatRoom } from '../wire.ts'; /** * A room the runtime holds while it runs, as the transport sees it: the @@ -61,31 +50,14 @@ export interface RunningRoom extends SeatRoom { /** * How a room reaches a seat. In process, a port is the seat's own actor over - * a direct handle on the room; across a boundary, a port carries the wake - * and the steer over, and the seat reaches back through the same boundary. + * a direct handle on the room (`inProcessTransport` in `seat/seat.ts`); + * across a boundary, a port carries the wake and the cut over, and the + * seat reaches back through the same boundary. */ export interface Transport { connect(room: RunningRoom, seat: string, runtime: Runtime): SeatPort; } -/** Every seat is an actor in this process, holding the room directly. */ -export function inProcessTransport(): Transport { - return { - connect(room, seat, runtime) { - const context: SeatContext = { - runtime, - room: room.name, - seat, - sessions: room.sessions, - stream: room.stream, - model: room.model, - emit: (event) => room.emit(event), - }; - return new SeatActor(room, context); - }, - }; -} - export interface Runtime { /** One run per name: the rooms running in this runtime. */ readonly running: Map; @@ -95,7 +67,8 @@ export interface Runtime { readonly catalog: Map; readonly clock: Clock; readonly sessions: SessionOpener; - readonly transport: Transport; + /** How the room reaches a seat. Absent, every seat is an actor in this process. */ + readonly transport?: Transport; /** The model call every seat in this runtime makes, unless a room overrides it. */ readonly stream: StreamFn; readonly model: ModelResolver; @@ -212,7 +185,7 @@ export function createRuntime(options: CreateRuntimeOptions = {}): Runtime { catalog: new Map((options.agents ?? []).map((def) => [def.name, def])), clock: options.clock ?? systemClock(), sessions, - transport: options.transport ?? inProcessTransport(), + ...(options.transport === undefined ? {} : { transport: options.transport }), stream: options.stream ?? registryStream, model: options.stream ? stubModel : registryModel, wake: { resend: 5_000, expiry: 60_000, deadline: 600_000, ...options.wake }, diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/sqlite.ts b/packages/ambion/src/host/sqlite.ts similarity index 99% rename from packages/ambion/src/sqlite.ts rename to packages/ambion/src/host/sqlite.ts index 04c54ff..1248d4d 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/sqlite.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/host/sqlite.ts @@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ import type { SessionStorage, } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; import { Session, SessionError } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; -import type { SessionOpener } from './runtime.ts'; +import type { SessionOpener } from '../types.ts'; /** What a bound parameter and a column hold. */ export type SqlValue = string | number | null; diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/index.ts b/packages/ambion/src/index.ts index 89dc453..5a083d6 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/index.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/index.ts @@ -32,37 +32,18 @@ export { } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; export type { DefineAgentOptions, DefineHumanOptions, DefineToolOptions } from './define.ts'; export { attentive, defineAgent, defineHuman, defineTool, passive, seated } from './define.ts'; -// The room's own exchange: what a question opened, and what quiescence closed. -export type { ClosedExchange, Exchange } from './exchange.ts'; export type { - MemoryBackendFile, - MemoryBackendOptions, - MemoryWorkspaceBackend, - SeedWriter, -} from './just-bash.ts'; -// A workspace over a real directory, or the in-memory default with seeding -// and read-back. Neither import is needed for the in-memory default's own -// use inside `defineWorkspace` — only a host that wants to seed or read it. -export { directoryBackend, memoryBackend } from './just-bash.ts'; -export type { - Clock, CreateRuntimeOptions, - ModelResolver, RunningRoom, Runtime, - SessionOpener, SessionRepoLike, Transport, -} from './runtime.ts'; -export { - createRuntime, - defaultRuntime, - inProcessTransport, - sessionsOver, - systemClock, -} from './runtime.ts'; -export type { SeatContext } from './seat.ts'; -export { SeatActor } from './seat.ts'; +} from './host/runtime.ts'; +export { createRuntime, defaultRuntime, sessionsOver, systemClock } from './host/runtime.ts'; +export type { Sql, SqlValue } from './host/sqlite.ts'; +export { SqliteSessionStorage, sqliteSessions } from './host/sqlite.ts'; +export type { SeatContext } from './seat/seat.ts'; +export { inProcessTransport, SeatActor } from './seat/seat.ts'; export type { ReadSessionOptions, ResumeSessionOptions, @@ -72,17 +53,31 @@ export type { Visit, } from './session.ts'; export { readSession, resumeSession, startSession, stopSession, visitSession } from './session.ts'; -export type { Sql, SqlValue } from './sqlite.ts'; -export { SqliteSessionStorage, sqliteSessions } from './sqlite.ts'; +export type { + MemoryBackendFile, + MemoryBackendOptions, + MemoryWorkspaceBackend, + SeedWriter, +} from './tools/just-bash.ts'; +// A workspace over a real directory, or the in-memory default with seeding +// and read-back. Neither import is needed for the in-memory default's own +// use inside `defineWorkspace` — only a host that wants to seed or read it. +export { directoryBackend, memoryBackend } from './tools/just-bash.ts'; +export type { DefineWorkspaceOptions } from './tools/workspace.ts'; +export { defineWorkspace, destroyWorkspace } from './tools/workspace.ts'; export type { AgentDefinition, AgentSeat, AgentSeatInfo, AmbionTool, Attention, + Clock, + ClosedExchange, + Exchange, HumanDefinition, HumanSeatInfo, Message, + ModelResolver, Participant, PresenceChange, PresenceMessage, @@ -92,6 +87,7 @@ export type { SeatStatus, Seq, SessionEvent, + SessionOpener, SpokenMessage, SummaryMessage, ToolContext, @@ -120,8 +116,6 @@ export type { Wake, } from './wire.ts'; export { assertWire, roundTrip } from './wire.ts'; -export type { DefineWorkspaceOptions } from './workspace.ts'; -export { defineWorkspace, destroyWorkspace } from './workspace.ts'; /** Kept in step with package.json by a test. */ export const PACKAGE_NAME = '@ambionframework/ambion'; diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/log.ts b/packages/ambion/src/log/log.ts similarity index 94% rename from packages/ambion/src/log.ts rename to packages/ambion/src/log/log.ts index e657652..9299619 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/log.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/log/log.ts @@ -28,8 +28,8 @@ * then bounded by the rows since the last checkpoint, whatever the log's * age. */ -import type { Agent, Session as PiSession } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; -import type { Message, Seq } from './types.ts'; +import type { Session as PiSession } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; +import type { Message, Seq } from '../types.ts'; import { type CheckpointRow, type CloseRow, @@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ import { isCheckpoint, type LeaseRow, type Without, -} from './wire.ts'; +} from '../wire.ts'; /** The five kinds of custom entry the room writes to its Pi session. */ const ENTRY_TYPES = { @@ -307,18 +307,3 @@ export class RoomLog { return this.messages.filter((message) => message.seq > cursor); } } - -/** Every turn a model took, in the downstream session that owns it. */ -export async function persistTurns( - open: Promise, - agent: Agent, - at: string, -): Promise { - const piSeat = await open; - await piSeat.appendCustomEntry('ambion/activation', { at }); - for (const message of agent.state.messages) { - // Provider messages may carry undefined-valued fields, which Pi's - // durability check rejects; a JSON round-trip drops them. - await piSeat.appendMessage(JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(message))); - } -} diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/room/assistant.ts b/packages/ambion/src/room/assistant.ts new file mode 100644 index 0000000..45f8d29 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/ambion/src/room/assistant.ts @@ -0,0 +1,77 @@ +/** + * The assistant: the room's counterpart to the people in it. It reads how each + * person reads, and when an exchange closes, it writes the one message the + * person who opened it reads. + * + * **The assistant is a seat.** `startSession` seats it with the agents, the + * room activates it the way it activates every other agent, its turns land in + * its own downstream session, and the record's queue refuses it exactly as it + * refuses a say. Two things make it the seat it is, and both are data rather + * than machinery: + * + * - It is seated at the narrow end of attention, `none`, so nothing said in + * the room wakes it. + * - A close wakes it, for the person who owns the closed exchange. That + * activation holds one tool, `summarise`, bound to the range it must stand + * for. + * - An opened exchange wakes it too, when the room holds agents in reserve. + * That activation holds one tool, `seat`, bound to the reserve. The + * assistant bookends the exchange: it composes the room at the open and + * consolidates what the room said at the close. + * + * What is left in this file is what the assistant *is*: what a room refuses + * to seat as one, and the threshold a summary is written above. The two + * tools are hands the seat side gives it (`seat/hands.ts`). Who is owed and + * when the next draft starts are folds over the log (`fold.ts`), and the + * room's `reconcile` sends the wake. + */ +import type { AgentDefinition, Message, Seq } from '../types.ts'; +import { isAgent, isSpoken } from '../types.ts'; + +/** + * The assistant shapes what a room already does, and never makes anything + * happen. It carries no tools of its own, so the rule is a fact about the + * definition rather than a promise about behaviour: the one hand the runtime + * gives it writes to the record and reaches nothing else. `startSession` + * refuses anything else as the room's assistant. + */ +export function assertAssistant(assistant: unknown): AgentDefinition { + if (!isAgent(assistant)) { + throw new Error('The assistant must come from defineAgent.'); + } + if (assistant.tools.length > 0) { + throw new Error( + `Assistant '${assistant.name}' holds tools: the assistant shapes what a room does and never acts in it.`, + ); + } + // A workspace binds tools the assistant never holds: the hands it is given + // never reach them, so the field would be live in the definition and + // inert at runtime. Refusing it here catches that where it is written. + if (assistant.workspace !== undefined) { + throw new Error( + `Assistant '${assistant.name}' names a workspace: the assistant shapes what a room does and never acts in it.`, + ); + } + return assistant; +} + +/** + * What a summary would stand for, or nothing when one message already serves: + * one answer is left as it was given, in the voice that gave it, and an + * exchange the agents said nothing into writes nothing at all. + * + * It counts what the room produced, not what people said into it, and it + * counts messages rather than speakers — one product saying four things needs + * consolidating as much as three products saying one each. + */ +export function draftOver( + record: readonly Message[], + from: Seq, + through: Seq, + fromSeat: (name: string) => boolean, +): { from: Seq; through: Seq } | undefined { + const said = record.filter( + (m) => m.seq >= from && m.seq <= through && isSpoken(m) && fromSeat(m.from), + ); + return said.length < 2 ? undefined : { from, through }; +} diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/exchange.ts b/packages/ambion/src/room/exchange.ts similarity index 75% rename from packages/ambion/src/exchange.ts rename to packages/ambion/src/room/exchange.ts index 442e28a..5113673 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/exchange.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/room/exchange.ts @@ -26,24 +26,8 @@ * The design contract is `docs/exchange.md`; `docs/assistant.md` says what an * assistant makes of one. */ -import { isSpoken, type Message, type Seq } from './types.ts'; -import type { CloseRow } from './wire.ts'; - -/** A question the room is working on. */ -export interface Exchange { - /** The person whose question opened it, and who owns what follows. */ - readonly owner: string; - /** The seq of that question: where the exchange starts. */ - readonly from: Seq; - /** When it opened, ISO. */ - readonly at: string; -} - -/** An exchange the room has finished, and the range it turned out to hold. */ -export interface ClosedExchange extends Exchange { - /** The last seq on the record when the room went quiet. */ - readonly through: Seq; -} +import { type Exchange, isSpoken, type Message } from '../types.ts'; +import type { CloseRow } from '../wire.ts'; /** * The open exchange, or nothing when nobody has asked since the last close: diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/fold.ts b/packages/ambion/src/room/fold.ts similarity index 98% rename from packages/ambion/src/fold.ts rename to packages/ambion/src/room/fold.ts index 9d61cc4..73a9333 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/fold.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/room/fold.ts @@ -8,7 +8,19 @@ * room that wrote it held, which is what lets a room resume where it * stopped. */ -import { type Exchange, openExchange } from './exchange.ts'; + +import type { LogEntry } from '../log/log.ts'; +import { type Attention, type Exchange, isSummary, type Message, type Seq } from '../types.ts'; +import type { + CheckpointRow, + CloseRow, + CompositionRow, + EndReason, + LeaseRow, + SeatRow, + Without, +} from '../wire.ts'; +import { openExchange } from './exchange.ts'; import { foldLeases, isLive, @@ -18,18 +30,7 @@ import { pendingWakes, type WakeOptions, } from './lease.ts'; -import type { LogEntry } from './log.ts'; import { foldPeople, type PersonState } from './presence.ts'; -import { type Attention, isSummary, type Message, type Seq } from './types.ts'; -import type { - CheckpointRow, - CloseRow, - CompositionRow, - EndReason, - LeaseRow, - SeatRow, - Without, -} from './wire.ts'; /** One agent on the roster: its name, what wakes it, and whether it is the assistant. */ interface RosterSeat { diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/lease.ts b/packages/ambion/src/room/lease.ts similarity index 98% rename from packages/ambion/src/lease.ts rename to packages/ambion/src/room/lease.ts index b8fa8c0..7809c0e 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/lease.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/room/lease.ts @@ -21,8 +21,8 @@ * its attempts; the room decides the cap, and writes it. */ -import type { Message, Seq } from './types.ts'; -import type { EndReason, LeaseRow } from './wire.ts'; +import type { Message, Seq } from '../types.ts'; +import type { EndReason, LeaseRow } from '../wire.ts'; /** The id of the activation a message wakes on a seat: the first attempt bare, later ones numbered. */ export const activationId = (seq: Seq, seat: string, attempt = 1): string => diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/presence.ts b/packages/ambion/src/room/presence.ts similarity index 99% rename from packages/ambion/src/presence.ts rename to packages/ambion/src/room/presence.ts index a6b653f..ed5db61 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/presence.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/room/presence.ts @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ * does not hold is the handle a host delivers through, and that stays in * the running room. */ -import type { HumanDefinition, Message, PresenceStatus, Seq } from './types.ts'; +import type { HumanDefinition, Message, PresenceStatus, Seq } from '../types.ts'; /** One person in the room, for as long as they are in it. */ export interface VisitRuntime { diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/reconcile.ts b/packages/ambion/src/room/reconcile.ts similarity index 99% rename from packages/ambion/src/reconcile.ts rename to packages/ambion/src/room/reconcile.ts index 4b7e0f4..59e706b 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/reconcile.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/room/reconcile.ts @@ -8,10 +8,11 @@ * alarm and every wake, and after a resume that does not know what the last * run got to. */ + +import type { CloseRow, LeaseRow, Without } from '../wire.ts'; import { draftOver } from './assistant.ts'; import type { Owed, RoomState } from './fold.ts'; import { draftId, isExpired, isLive, type PendingWake, parseId, seatOf } from './lease.ts'; -import type { CloseRow, LeaseRow, Without } from './wire.ts'; export interface DecideOptions { now: number; diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/view.ts b/packages/ambion/src/room/view.ts similarity index 96% rename from packages/ambion/src/view.ts rename to packages/ambion/src/room/view.ts index fffe367..9471991 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/view.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/room/view.ts @@ -4,18 +4,18 @@ * it for. Every function is pure over the folded state, so the view a seat * reads in one process is the view it reads in another. */ -import type { Exchange } from './exchange.ts'; -import type { RoomState } from './fold.ts'; -import { parseId } from './lease.ts'; + import { type PersonView, type RoomView, renderSystemPrompt, renderTurnContext, type SeatSpeaking, -} from './render.ts'; -import type { AgentDefinition, SeatInfo, Seq } from './types.ts'; -import type { ActivationView, Hand } from './wire.ts'; +} from '../render.ts'; +import type { AgentDefinition, Exchange, SeatInfo, Seq } from '../types.ts'; +import type { ActivationView, Hand } from '../wire.ts'; +import type { RoomState } from './fold.ts'; +import { parseId } from './lease.ts'; /** What the view is built from: the fold, and what the room holds beside it. */ export interface RoomFacts { diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/activation.ts b/packages/ambion/src/seat/activation.ts similarity index 92% rename from packages/ambion/src/activation.ts rename to packages/ambion/src/seat/activation.ts index 6d6eee8..893b6df 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/activation.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/seat/activation.ts @@ -29,10 +29,10 @@ * has called it that all along: every one lands in the seat's downstream * session as an `ambion/activation` entry. */ -import type { Agent, AgentEvent } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; +import type { Agent, AgentEvent, Session as PiSession } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; import type { UserMessage } from '@earendil-works/pi-ai'; -import type { Seq, SessionEvent } from './types.ts'; -import type { ActivationView, EndReason, LeaseResponse, ViewResponse } from './wire.ts'; +import type { Seq, SessionEvent } from '../types.ts'; +import type { ActivationView, EndReason, LeaseResponse, ViewResponse } from '../wire.ts'; /** What only the seat side can give an activation: the room's view, and a model over it. */ export interface ActivationHost { @@ -202,3 +202,18 @@ function failureOf(agent: Agent): Error | undefined { } return undefined; } + +/** Every turn a model took, in the downstream session that owns it. */ +export async function persistTurns( + open: Promise, + agent: Agent, + at: string, +): Promise { + const piSeat = await open; + await piSeat.appendCustomEntry('ambion/activation', { at }); + for (const message of agent.state.messages) { + // Provider messages may carry undefined-valued fields, which Pi's + // durability check rejects; a JSON round-trip drops them. + await piSeat.appendMessage(JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(message))); + } +} diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/assistant.ts b/packages/ambion/src/seat/hands.ts similarity index 51% rename from packages/ambion/src/assistant.ts rename to packages/ambion/src/seat/hands.ts index 5e96a3a..655d5d5 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/assistant.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/seat/hands.ts @@ -1,35 +1,18 @@ /** - * The assistant: the room's counterpart to the people in it. It reads how each - * person reads, and when an exchange closes, it writes the one message the - * person who opened it reads. - * - * **The assistant is a seat.** `startSession` seats it with the agents, the - * room activates it the way it activates every other agent, its turns land in - * its own downstream session, and the record's queue refuses it exactly as it - * refuses a say. Two things make it the seat it is, and both are data rather - * than machinery: - * - * - It is seated at the narrow end of attention, `none`, so nothing said in - * the room wakes it. - * - A close wakes it, for the person who owns the closed exchange. That - * activation holds one tool, `summarise`, bound to the range it must stand - * for. - * - An opened exchange wakes it too, when the room holds agents in reserve. - * That activation holds one tool, `seat`, bound to the reserve. The - * assistant bookends the exchange: it composes the room at the open and - * consolidates what the room said at the close. - * - * What is left in this file is what the assistant *is*: what a room refuses - * to seat as one, the threshold a summary is written above, and the two - * tools. Who is owed and when the next draft starts are folds over the log - * (`fold.ts`), and the room's `reconcile` sends the wake. + * The hands a seat holds: the tools the room gives an activation, bound to + * it and to the room. A seat that speaks for itself holds `say`, the four + * built-in tools when its agent names a workspace, and the agent's own + * tools. The assistant holds one hand: `summarise` at a close, `seat` at + * the open of an exchange. Every hand commits through the room's `commit` + * call and reads the room's answer through `landed`. */ import type { AgentTool, AgentToolResult } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; import { Type } from 'typebox'; -import { refusal } from './render.ts'; -import type { Hands } from './seat.ts'; -import type { AgentDefinition, Message, Seq } from './types.ts'; -import { isAgent, isSpoken } from './types.ts'; +import { refusal } from '../render.ts'; +import { builtinTools, toolContext } from '../tools/workspace.ts'; +import { type AgentDefinition, isAmbionTool, type Message, type Seq } from '../types.ts'; +import type { ActivationView, CommitResponse, SeatRoom } from '../wire.ts'; +import type { Activation } from './activation.ts'; /** One draft, and one redraft after a race. Then the room keeps moving without it. */ const ASSISTANT_DRAFTS = 2; @@ -43,59 +26,145 @@ const ASSISTANT_DRAFTS = 2; const ASSISTANT_CALLS = 4; /** - * The assistant shapes what a room already does, and never makes anything - * happen. It carries no tools of its own, so the rule is a fact about the - * definition rather than a promise about behaviour: the one hand the runtime - * gives it writes to the record and reaches nothing else. `startSession` - * refuses anything else as the room's assistant. + * One Pi tool from what a seat declared. A `defineTool` tool is handed a + * `ToolContext` built for the seat's agent on every call, which is how it + * reaches a workspace; a Pi-native tool passes through as it is, and its + * signature has no room for one. */ -export function assertAssistant(assistant: unknown): AgentDefinition { - if (!isAgent(assistant)) { - throw new Error('The assistant must come from defineAgent.'); +function toPiTool(tool: unknown, agent: AgentDefinition): AgentTool { + if (isAmbionTool(tool)) { + return { + name: tool.name, + label: tool.name, + description: tool.description, + parameters: tool.parameters, + execute: async (_toolCallId, params, signal) => { + const result = await tool.execute(params, toolContext(agent, signal)); + return typeof result === 'string' + ? { content: [{ type: 'text', text: result }], details: {} } + : result; + }, + }; } - if (assistant.tools.length > 0) { - throw new Error( - `Assistant '${assistant.name}' holds tools: the assistant shapes what a room does and never acts in it.`, - ); + const raw = tool as AgentTool & { label?: string }; + if (typeof raw?.name !== 'string' || typeof raw?.execute !== 'function') { + throw new Error('Tools must come from defineTool (Ambion or Pi).'); } - // A workspace binds tools the assistant never holds: the hands it is given - // never reach them, so the field would be live in the definition and - // inert at runtime. Refusing it here catches that where it is written. - if (assistant.workspace !== undefined) { - throw new Error( - `Assistant '${assistant.name}' names a workspace: the assistant shapes what a room does and never acts in it.`, - ); - } - return assistant; + return raw.label ? raw : { ...raw, label: raw.name }; +} + +/** What a write tool returns when the record took it. */ +function delivered(): AgentToolResult> { + return { content: [{ type: 'text', text: 'delivered' }], details: {} }; +} + +/** What every hand a seat holds reaches: the activation it belongs to, and the room. */ +export interface Hands { + readonly activation: Activation; + readonly room: SeatRoom; + /** What a hand makes of the room's answer: a mark on the record, a refusal, or a lease that ended. */ + landed(response: CommitResponse): AgentToolResult>; +} + +export function hands(activation: Activation, room: SeatRoom): Hands { + return { + activation, + room, + landed(response) { + if ('committed' in response) { + activation.heard(response.committed.seq); + activation.spoke = true; + return delivered(); + } + if ('refused' in response) throw new Error(response.refused); + if ('missed' in response) { + throw new Error('The room moved. Read what landed, then decide again.'); + } + // The lease ended under this hand: the room is closing, or the seat + // ran past its lease. Nothing it writes now lands, so the turn is over. + activation.abort(); + return standDown(`Your turn ended: ${response.stale}.`) as AgentToolResult< + Record + >; + }, + }; +} + +/** The one hand every seat that speaks for itself holds. */ +function sayTool(hands: Hands): AgentTool { + return { + name: 'say', + label: 'say', + description: + 'Speak on the record. Omit `to` to address the room; set `to` to a participant name ' + + 'to address them directly — a directed say to an agent also calls them in. ' + + 'Ending your turn without calling say is declining to speak.', + parameters: Type.Object({ + to: Type.Optional(Type.String({ description: 'A participant name from the roster.' })), + text: Type.String(), + }), + execute: async (toolCallId, rawParams) => { + const params = rawParams as { to?: string; text: string }; + const to = params.to?.trim() ? params.to.trim() : undefined; + const text = params.text.trim(); + // A message with nothing in it still takes a seq, renders in + // every context after it, and stands inside whatever range a + // summary covers. Saying nothing is ending the activation. + if (text === '') { + throw new Error('The message is empty. Say something, or end your turn instead.'); + } + const response = await hands.room.commit({ + activation: hands.activation.id, + key: toolCallId, + readThrough: hands.activation.readThrough, + intent: { kind: 'said', ...(to === undefined ? {} : { to }), text }, + }); + if ('missed' in response) { + // Now heard, the seat decides again against the record as it stands. + hands.activation.heard(response.missed.at(-1)?.seq ?? 0); + throw new Error( + refusal( + 'Not delivered — the room moved while you were speaking. New on the record:', + response.missed, + 'Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.', + ), + ); + } + return hands.landed(response); + }, + }; } /** - * What a summary would stand for, or nothing when one message already serves: - * one answer is left as it was given, in the voice that gave it, and an - * exchange the agents said nothing into writes nothing at all. - * - * It counts what the room produced, not what people said into it, and it - * counts messages rather than speakers — one product saying four things needs - * consolidating as much as three products saying one each. + * What an activation holds. A seat speaks, reaches its workspace through the + * four built-in tools when it names one, and uses its own tools; the assistant + * holds the one hand its view names, and it reaches the record. `startSession` + * refuses an assistant that carries tools or a workspace of its own, so there + * is nothing else to leave out. */ -export function draftOver( - record: readonly Message[], - from: Seq, - through: Seq, - fromSeat: (name: string) => boolean, -): { from: Seq; through: Seq } | undefined { - const said = record.filter( - (m) => m.seq >= from && m.seq <= through && isSpoken(m) && fromSeat(m.from), - ); - return said.length < 2 ? undefined : { from, through }; +export function handsFor(view: ActivationView, def: AgentDefinition, held: Hands): AgentTool[] { + if (view.hand === 'say') { + return [sayTool(held), ...builtinTools(def), ...def.tools.map((tool) => toPiTool(tool, def))]; + } + if (view.hand === 'summarise' && view.closing) { + const draft: Draft = { ...view.closing, refusals: 0, calls: 0 }; + return [summariseTool(held, draft)]; + } + if (view.hand === 'seat' && view.composing) { + const composing: Composing = { ...view.composing, seated: 0, calls: 0 }; + return [seatTool(held, composing)]; + } + return []; } +// -- the assistant's hands ---------------------------------------------------- + /** * One summarising activation's own state. The range is read off the view when the * activation starts, and it widens when a race refuses the draft, so the retry * stands for what won. Nothing here outlives the activation. */ -export interface Draft { +interface Draft { /** The person whose question opened the exchange, and who reads the message. */ person: string; /** The question that opened the exchange. */ @@ -116,7 +185,7 @@ export interface Draft { * carrying what it missed, so the redraft happens now rather than at the next * quiescence. */ -export function summariseTool(hands: Hands, closing: Draft): AgentTool { +function summariseTool(hands: Hands, closing: Draft): AgentTool { const person = closing.person; return { name: 'summarise', @@ -158,9 +227,7 @@ export function summariseTool(hands: Hands, closing: Draft): AgentTool { * that the loop is over, and the reason still reaches the transcript, where * rule 8 keeps it. */ -export function standDown( - why: string | undefined, -): AgentToolResult> | undefined { +function standDown(why: string | undefined): AgentToolResult> | undefined { if (why === undefined) return undefined; return { content: [{ type: 'text', text: `${why} This turn is over.` }], @@ -204,7 +271,7 @@ function widen(hands: Hands, draft: Draft, missed: Message[]): Error { * One composing activation's own state: whose question opened the exchange, * and how many colleagues it has seated. Nothing here outlives the activation. */ -export interface Composing { +interface Composing { /** The person whose question opened the exchange. */ person: string; /** The seq of that question. */ @@ -225,7 +292,7 @@ export interface Composing { * and a model that keeps calling after the reserve is empty, or keeps naming * what is not there, has the activation ended for it. */ -export function seatTool(hands: Hands, composing: Composing): AgentTool { +function seatTool(hands: Hands, composing: Composing): AgentTool { return { name: 'seat', label: 'seat', diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/seat.ts b/packages/ambion/src/seat/seat.ts similarity index 60% rename from packages/ambion/src/seat.ts rename to packages/ambion/src/seat/seat.ts index 3f50bc8..6dd9231 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/seat.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/seat/seat.ts @@ -8,32 +8,36 @@ * definition is the quiet corner in one room and the one who meets people in * another. * - * Two things live here. The routing rule, because it is a fact about a seat - * rather than about the room: every message has a reach, and a seat wakes - * when its attention is at least that wide. And the seat's own actor: it + * Three things live here. The routing rule, because it is a fact about a + * seat rather than about the room: every message has a reach, and a seat + * wakes when its attention is at least that wide. The seat's own actor: it * takes a wake, claims the lease, reads the room's view, builds the Pi - * `Agent` over it with the hand the view names, runs it, renews the lease - * while it runs, and releases the lease when it stops. Everything it knows - * of the room, it learns through three calls (`wire.ts`). + * `Agent` over it with the hands the view names (`hands.ts`), runs it, + * renews the lease while it runs, and releases the lease when it stops. + * And the transport that puts every seat in the room's own process. What + * the actor knows of the room, it learns through three calls (`wire.ts`). */ import type { - AgentTool, - AgentToolResult, Agent as PiAgent, Session as PiSession, StreamFn, } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; import { Agent } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; -import { Type } from 'typebox'; -import { Activation } from './activation.ts'; -import { type Composing, type Draft, seatTool, standDown, summariseTool } from './assistant.ts'; -import { persistTurns } from './log.ts'; -import { refusal } from './render.ts'; -import type { ModelResolver, Runtime, SessionOpener } from './runtime.ts'; -import type { AgentDefinition, Attention, Message, Seq, SessionEvent } from './types.ts'; -import { isAmbionTool, isSpoken } from './types.ts'; -import type { ActivationView, CommitResponse, SeatPort, SeatRoom, Wake } from './wire.ts'; -import { builtinTools, toolContext } from './workspace.ts'; +import type { RunningRoom, Transport } from '../host/runtime.ts'; +import type { + AgentDefinition, + Attention, + Clock, + Message, + ModelResolver, + Seq, + SessionEvent, + SessionOpener, +} from '../types.ts'; +import { isSpoken } from '../types.ts'; +import type { ActivationView, SeatPort, SeatRoom, Wake } from '../wire.ts'; +import { Activation, persistTurns } from './activation.ts'; +import { hands, handsFor } from './hands.ts'; // -- routing ----------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -76,145 +80,13 @@ export function wakes( return reach !== 'named'; } -// -- tools -------------------------------------------------------------------- - -/** - * One Pi tool from what a seat declared. A `defineTool` tool is handed a - * `ToolContext` built for the seat's agent on every call, which is how it - * reaches a workspace; a Pi-native tool passes through as it is, and its - * signature has no room for one. - */ -function toPiTool(tool: unknown, agent: AgentDefinition): AgentTool { - if (isAmbionTool(tool)) { - return { - name: tool.name, - label: tool.name, - description: tool.description, - parameters: tool.parameters, - execute: async (_toolCallId, params, signal) => { - const result = await tool.execute(params, toolContext(agent, signal)); - return typeof result === 'string' - ? { content: [{ type: 'text', text: result }], details: {} } - : result; - }, - }; - } - const raw = tool as AgentTool & { label?: string }; - if (typeof raw?.name !== 'string' || typeof raw?.execute !== 'function') { - throw new Error('Tools must come from defineTool (Ambion or Pi).'); - } - return raw.label ? raw : { ...raw, label: raw.name }; -} - -/** What a write tool returns when the record took it. */ -function delivered(): AgentToolResult> { - return { content: [{ type: 'text', text: 'delivered' }], details: {} }; -} - -/** What every hand a seat holds reaches: the activation it belongs to, and the room. */ -export interface Hands { - readonly activation: Activation; - readonly room: SeatRoom; - /** What a hand makes of the room's answer: a mark on the record, a refusal, or a lease that ended. */ - landed(response: CommitResponse): AgentToolResult>; -} - -function hands(activation: Activation, room: SeatRoom): Hands { - return { - activation, - room, - landed(response) { - if ('committed' in response) { - activation.heard(response.committed.seq); - activation.spoke = true; - return delivered(); - } - if ('refused' in response) throw new Error(response.refused); - if ('missed' in response) { - throw new Error('The room moved. Read what landed, then decide again.'); - } - // The lease ended under this hand: the room is closing, or the seat - // ran past its lease. Nothing it writes now lands, so the turn is over. - activation.abort(); - return standDown(`Your turn ended: ${response.stale}.`) as AgentToolResult< - Record - >; - }, - }; -} - -/** The one hand every seat that speaks for itself holds. */ -function sayTool(hands: Hands): AgentTool { - return { - name: 'say', - label: 'say', - description: - 'Speak on the record. Omit `to` to address the room; set `to` to a participant name ' + - 'to address them directly — a directed say to an agent also calls them in. ' + - 'Ending your turn without calling say is declining to speak.', - parameters: Type.Object({ - to: Type.Optional(Type.String({ description: 'A participant name from the roster.' })), - text: Type.String(), - }), - execute: async (toolCallId, rawParams) => { - const params = rawParams as { to?: string; text: string }; - const to = params.to?.trim() ? params.to.trim() : undefined; - const text = params.text.trim(); - // A message with nothing in it still takes a seq, renders in - // every context after it, and stands inside whatever range a - // summary covers. Saying nothing is ending the activation. - if (text === '') { - throw new Error('The message is empty. Say something, or end your turn instead.'); - } - const response = await hands.room.commit({ - activation: hands.activation.id, - key: toolCallId, - readThrough: hands.activation.readThrough, - intent: { kind: 'said', ...(to === undefined ? {} : { to }), text }, - }); - if ('missed' in response) { - // Now heard, the seat decides again against the record as it stands. - hands.activation.heard(response.missed.at(-1)?.seq ?? 0); - throw new Error( - refusal( - 'Not delivered — the room moved while you were speaking. New on the record:', - response.missed, - 'Speak again only if your reply still adds something the room has not heard; otherwise end your turn.', - ), - ); - } - return hands.landed(response); - }, - }; -} - -/** - * What an activation holds. A seat speaks, reaches its workspace through the - * four built-in tools when it names one, and uses its own tools; the assistant - * holds the one hand its view names, and it reaches the record. `startSession` - * refuses an assistant that carries tools or a workspace of its own, so there - * is nothing else to leave out. - */ -function handsFor(view: ActivationView, def: AgentDefinition, held: Hands): AgentTool[] { - if (view.hand === 'say') { - return [sayTool(held), ...builtinTools(def), ...def.tools.map((tool) => toPiTool(tool, def))]; - } - if (view.hand === 'summarise' && view.closing) { - const draft: Draft = { ...view.closing, refusals: 0, calls: 0 }; - return [summariseTool(held, draft)]; - } - if (view.hand === 'seat' && view.composing) { - const composing: Composing = { ...view.composing, seated: 0, calls: 0 }; - return [seatTool(held, composing)]; - } - return []; -} - // -- the actor ---------------------------------------------------------------- -/** What a seat actor needs beside the room: the runtime, and the model call the room chose. */ +/** What a seat actor needs beside the room: the clock, the catalog, and the model call the room chose. */ export interface SeatContext { - readonly runtime: Runtime; + readonly clock: Clock; + /** Every definition the seat side resolves by name. */ + readonly catalog: ReadonlyMap; readonly room: string; readonly seat: string; /** Where the seat's audit session opens, `:`, beside the room's. */ @@ -394,7 +266,7 @@ export class SeatActor implements SeatPort { * activation at that expiry, when the room expires the lease. */ private renewUntil(current: Current, firstExpiry: number): () => void { - const clock = this.context.runtime.clock; + const clock = this.context.clock; const cut = () => { if (this.current === current) this.cutCurrent(); }; @@ -414,23 +286,23 @@ export class SeatActor implements SeatPort { } private host(id: string) { - const { runtime, room, seat, sessions } = this.context; + const { clock, room, seat, sessions } = this.context; return { view: () => this.room.view(id), renew: (heard: Seq) => this.room.lease({ activation: id, phase: 'running', heard }), build: (view: ActivationView, activation: Activation) => this.build(view, activation), persist: (agent: PiAgent) => { this.audit ??= sessions.open(`${room}:${seat}`, room); - return persistTurns(this.audit, agent, new Date(runtime.clock.now()).toISOString()); + return persistTurns(this.audit, agent, new Date(clock.now()).toISOString()); }, emit: (event: SessionEvent) => this.context.emit?.(event), - now: () => runtime.clock.now(), + now: () => clock.now(), }; } /** The model over the view: the prompt the room rendered, the model the definition names, the hands. */ private build(view: ActivationView, activation: Activation): PiAgent { - const def = this.context.runtime.catalog.get(view.seat); + const def = this.context.catalog.get(view.seat); if (def === undefined) throw new Error(`'${view.seat}' is not in the runtime's catalog.`); return new Agent({ streamFn: this.context.stream, @@ -444,3 +316,23 @@ export class SeatActor implements SeatPort { }); } } + +// -- the transport ------------------------------------------------------------ + +/** Every seat is an actor in this process, holding the room directly. */ +export function inProcessTransport(): Transport { + return { + connect(room: RunningRoom, seat, runtime) { + return new SeatActor(room, { + clock: runtime.clock, + catalog: runtime.catalog, + room: room.name, + seat, + sessions: room.sessions, + stream: room.stream, + model: room.model, + emit: (event) => room.emit(event), + }); + }, + }; +} diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/session.ts b/packages/ambion/src/session.ts index 633739f..a55d506 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/session.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/session.ts @@ -22,43 +22,44 @@ * - **Say when it has stopped.** An exchange closed, and nothing live. */ import type { SessionRepo, StreamFn } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; -import { assertAssistant } from './assistant.ts'; -import type { Exchange } from './exchange.ts'; -import { checkpointOf, foldRoom, type RoomState } from './fold.ts'; -import { activationId, draftId, isExpired, isLive, parseId, seatOf } from './lease.ts'; -import { type Committed, type LogEntry, RoomLog } from './log.ts'; -import type { VisitRuntime } from './presence.ts'; -import { decide, liveSeats, working } from './reconcile.ts'; -import { renderLine } from './render.ts'; import { defaultRuntime, - type ModelResolver, type RunningRoom, type Runtime, - type SessionOpener, sessionsOver, stubModel, -} from './runtime.ts'; -import { wakes } from './seat.ts'; + type Transport, +} from './host/runtime.ts'; +import { type Committed, type LogEntry, RoomLog } from './log/log.ts'; +import { renderLine } from './render.ts'; +import { assertAssistant } from './room/assistant.ts'; +import { checkpointOf, foldRoom, type RoomState } from './room/fold.ts'; +import { activationId, draftId, isExpired, isLive, parseId, seatOf } from './room/lease.ts'; +import type { VisitRuntime } from './room/presence.ts'; +import { decide, liveSeats, working } from './room/reconcile.ts'; +import { type RoomFacts, seatsOf, viewOf } from './room/view.ts'; +import { inProcessTransport, wakes } from './seat/seat.ts'; import { type AgentDefinition, type AgentSeat, type Attention, authorOf, + type Exchange, type HumanDefinition, isAgent, isSeatedAgent, isSpoken, type Message, + type ModelResolver, type Participant, type PresenceMessage, type SeatInfo, type Seq, type SessionEvent, + type SessionOpener, type SpokenMessage, type SummaryMessage, } from './types.ts'; -import { type RoomFacts, seatsOf, viewOf } from './view.ts'; import type { Commit, CommitResponse, @@ -300,6 +301,8 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { readonly model: ModelResolver; readonly sessions: SessionOpener; private readonly runtime: Runtime; + /** How this room reaches a seat: what the runtime holds, or every seat as an actor in this process. */ + private readonly transport: Transport; private readonly log: RoomLog; /** The replay, the composition on the log, and the first reconcile. Every operation waits here. */ private readonly ready: Promise; @@ -341,6 +344,7 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { ) { this.name = name; this.runtime = runtime; + this.transport = runtime.transport ?? inProcessTransport(); this.sessions = options.repo ? sessionsOver(options.repo) : runtime.sessions; this.log = new RoomLog(this.sessions.open(name), (entry, fresh) => this.heard(entry, fresh)); this.stream = options.streamFn ?? runtime.stream; @@ -838,7 +842,7 @@ class SessionImpl implements Session, RunningRoom { private port(seat: string): SeatPort { let port = this.ports.get(seat); if (port === undefined) { - port = this.runtime.transport.connect(this, seat, this.runtime); + port = this.transport.connect(this, seat, this.runtime); this.ports.set(seat, port); } return port; diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/bash-env.ts b/packages/ambion/src/tools/bash-env.ts similarity index 100% rename from packages/ambion/src/bash-env.ts rename to packages/ambion/src/tools/bash-env.ts diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/just-bash.ts b/packages/ambion/src/tools/just-bash.ts similarity index 99% rename from packages/ambion/src/just-bash.ts rename to packages/ambion/src/tools/just-bash.ts index 3181bdf..78a1bc3 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/just-bash.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/tools/just-bash.ts @@ -29,8 +29,8 @@ import { mkdir, readdir, rm } from 'node:fs/promises'; import { join, posix } from 'node:path'; import { Bash, type IFileSystem, InMemoryFs, ReadWriteFs } from 'just-bash'; +import type { AgentDefinition, WorkspaceBackend } from '../types.ts'; import { BashEnv } from './bash-env.ts'; -import type { AgentDefinition, WorkspaceBackend } from './types.ts'; /** Build one agent's environment over the workspace's filesystem. */ async function connectOver(fs: IFileSystem, agent: AgentDefinition): Promise { diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/workspace.ts b/packages/ambion/src/tools/workspace.ts similarity index 96% rename from packages/ambion/src/workspace.ts rename to packages/ambion/src/tools/workspace.ts index 0d75d6e..06f572f 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/workspace.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/tools/workspace.ts @@ -32,8 +32,7 @@ import { createReadTool, createWriteTool, } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; -import { memoryBackend } from './just-bash.ts'; -import { defaultRuntime, type Runtime } from './runtime.ts'; +import { defaultRuntime, type Runtime } from '../host/runtime.ts'; import { type AgentDefinition, isWorkspace, @@ -42,10 +41,8 @@ import { type Workspace, type WorkspaceBackend, type WorkspaceHandle, -} from './types.ts'; - -/** The names a workspace binds to every connected agent. `defineAgent` keeps them free. */ -export const BUILTIN_TOOL_NAMES: ReadonlySet = new Set(['read', 'write', 'edit', 'bash']); +} from '../types.ts'; +import { memoryBackend } from './just-bash.ts'; /** What the public handle does not show: its backend, its runtime, and whether it is gone. */ interface WorkspaceState extends WorkspaceHandle { diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/types.ts b/packages/ambion/src/types.ts index 096846f..8e5cab5 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/types.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/types.ts @@ -5,13 +5,54 @@ * seat in the roster, an event on the stream, a definition it wrote itself. * Nothing in this file does anything; the files beside it are what happens. */ -import type { AgentToolResult, ExecutionEnv } from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; +import type { + AgentToolResult, + ExecutionEnv, + Session as PiSession, +} from '@earendil-works/pi-agent-core'; +import type { Api, Model } from '@earendil-works/pi-ai'; import type { Static, TSchema } from 'typebox'; -import type { ClosedExchange, Exchange } from './exchange.ts'; /** A position on the record: monotonic, assigned at commit, never reused. */ export type Seq = number; +/** A question the room is working on. */ +export interface Exchange { + /** The person whose question opened it, and who owns what follows. */ + readonly owner: string; + /** The seq of that question: where the exchange starts. */ + readonly from: Seq; + /** When it opened, ISO. */ + readonly at: string; +} + +/** An exchange the room has finished, and the range it turned out to hold. */ +export interface ClosedExchange extends Exchange { + /** The last seq on the record when the room went quiet. */ + readonly through: Seq; +} + +// -- what a host provides ----------------------------------------------------- + +/** The one clock a room reads, and the one alarm it sets. */ +export interface Clock { + /** Milliseconds since the epoch. */ + now(): number; + /** Arrange one call of `fire` at `at`. Returns the cancel. */ + alarm(at: number, fire: () => void): () => void; +} + +/** Opens one Pi session by id, and creates it on the first open. */ +export interface SessionOpener { + open(id: string, parentId?: string): Promise; +} + +/** Resolves an agent's `provider/model-id` to the model Pi's loop runs. */ +export type ModelResolver = (id: string, agent: string) => Model; + +/** The names a workspace binds to every connected agent. `defineAgent` keeps them free. */ +export const BUILTIN_TOOL_NAMES: ReadonlySet = new Set(['read', 'write', 'edit', 'bash']); + /** What a participant said. */ export interface SpokenMessage { kind: 'said'; diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/checkpoint.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/checkpoint.test.ts index b3fb4bb..a259c48 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/checkpoint.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/checkpoint.test.ts @@ -4,7 +4,6 @@ * checkpoint the room cannot read changes nothing. */ import { describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'; -import { foldRoom, type RoomState } from '../src/fold.ts'; import { createRuntime, defineAgent, @@ -15,8 +14,9 @@ import { stopSession, visitSession, } from '../src/index.ts'; -import { isLive } from '../src/lease.ts'; -import { type LogEntry, RoomLog } from '../src/log.ts'; +import { type LogEntry, RoomLog } from '../src/log/log.ts'; +import { foldRoom, type RoomState } from '../src/room/fold.ts'; +import { isLive } from '../src/room/lease.ts'; import { fakeClock } from './support/clock.ts'; import { roomName, rowsOf } from './support/room.ts'; import { byAgent, quiet, scripted, speak, summarise, toolNames } from './support/scripted.ts'; diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/log.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/log.test.ts index 6cfaba6..cb0effc 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/log.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/log.test.ts @@ -5,9 +5,9 @@ */ import { describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'; +import { sessionsOver } from '../src/host/runtime.ts'; import { InMemorySessionRepo, type SpokenMessage } from '../src/index.ts'; -import { RoomLog } from '../src/log.ts'; -import { sessionsOver } from '../src/runtime.ts'; +import { RoomLog } from '../src/log/log.ts'; import { deferred, roomName } from './support/room.ts'; import { faultyOpener, memory } from './support/storage.ts'; diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/reconcile.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/reconcile.test.ts index d01ad19..8817ef4 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/reconcile.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/reconcile.test.ts @@ -3,9 +3,9 @@ * write and send. A decision applied and decided again writes nothing. */ import { describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'; -import { foldRoom, type RoomState } from '../src/fold.ts'; -import type { LogEntry } from '../src/log.ts'; -import { type DecideOptions, decide, working } from '../src/reconcile.ts'; +import type { LogEntry } from '../src/log/log.ts'; +import { foldRoom, type RoomState } from '../src/room/fold.ts'; +import { type DecideOptions, decide, working } from '../src/room/reconcile.ts'; import type { Message } from '../src/types.ts'; import type { CloseRow, LeaseRow, Without } from '../src/wire.ts'; diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/seat.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/seat.test.ts index bea8259..8639e10 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/seat.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/seat.test.ts @@ -95,7 +95,8 @@ function play(stream: StreamFn = scripted(() => quiet())) { const runtime = createRuntime({ clock, agents: [product], stream }); const room = new PlayedRoom(clock); const actor = new SeatActor(room, { - runtime, + clock, + catalog: runtime.catalog, room: 'played', seat: 'product', sessions: runtime.sessions, diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/support/chaos.ts b/packages/ambion/test/support/chaos.ts index 51b4855..7a51419 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/support/chaos.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/support/chaos.ts @@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ import { startSession, visitSession, } from '../../src/index.ts'; -import { foldLeases, isLive } from '../../src/lease.ts'; +import { foldLeases, isLive } from '../../src/room/lease.ts'; import type { LeaseRow } from '../../src/wire.ts'; import { agents, diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/workspace.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/workspace.test.ts index 450d14a..bb5bd24 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/workspace.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/workspace.test.ts @@ -7,7 +7,6 @@ import { fauxAssistantMessage, fauxToolCall } from '@earendil-works/pi-ai'; import { Bash, InMemoryFs } from 'just-bash'; import { Type } from 'typebox'; import { describe, expect, it } from 'vitest'; -import { BashEnv, DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_SECONDS } from '../src/bash-env.ts'; import { type AgentDefinition, defineAgent, @@ -22,7 +21,8 @@ import { type ToolContext, type WorkspaceBackend, } from '../src/index.ts'; -import { MEMORY_LIMIT_BYTES, memoryBackend } from '../src/just-bash.ts'; +import { BashEnv, DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_SECONDS } from '../src/tools/bash-env.ts'; +import { MEMORY_LIMIT_BYTES, memoryBackend } from '../src/tools/just-bash.ts'; import { assistant, enter, roomName as name } from './support/room.ts'; import { byAgent, diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/src/seat-object.ts b/packages/cloudflare/src/seat-object.ts index fc07510..c042e41 100644 --- a/packages/cloudflare/src/seat-object.ts +++ b/packages/cloudflare/src/seat-object.ts @@ -84,7 +84,8 @@ export class SeatObject extends DurableObject { await this.ctx.storage.put('phase', 'running'); const runtime = runtimeFor({ sessions: sqlSessions(this.ctx), clock: systemClock() }); this.actor = new SeatActor(seatRoom, { - runtime, + clock: runtime.clock, + catalog: runtime.catalog, room, seat, sessions: runtime.sessions, diff --git a/planning/backlog.md b/planning/backlog.md index c21b26e..1205370 100644 --- a/planning/backlog.md +++ b/planning/backlog.md @@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ Every activation renders the whole record into the prompt through without limit. `docs/agent.md` §8 says Ambion owns no context window, and `docs/assistant.md` §16 forbids a compactor, so today nothing owns it. -**Where.** `packages/ambion/src/presence.ts`, `known()` and +**Where.** `packages/ambion/src/room/presence.ts`, `known()` and `lastChangeAt()`; `packages/ambion/src/session.ts`, nine call sites; `packages/ambion/src/render.ts`, `renderRecord`. @@ -77,15 +77,11 @@ this tree, and `docs/toolchain.md` §3 says nothing in the tree needs one. **Fix.** Make `registry()` a dynamic import, or move default provider resolution to the host. `streamFn` is already the extension surface. -### 5. `defineAgent` imports the shell runtime +### 5. `defineAgent` imports the shell runtime — closed -**What.** `define.ts` imports `BUILTIN_TOOL_NAMES` from `workspace.ts`, -which imports `memoryBackend` from `just-bash.ts`. A value module depends -on just-bash for a set of four strings. - -**Where.** `packages/ambion/src/define.ts` line 27. - -**Fix.** Move the constant to `types.ts`. +`BUILTIN_TOOL_NAMES` lives in `types.ts`, and the vocabulary imports +nothing that does anything: Biome refuses it +([`docs/toolchain.md`](../docs/toolchain.md) §1). ### 6. Two copies of typebox @@ -212,7 +208,7 @@ nothing, and rung 3 pays for an activation. **Where.** `dispatch` and `handsFor` in [`session.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/session.ts), `wakes` in -[`seat.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/seat.ts), the assistant's paragraphs in +[`seat.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/seat/seat.ts), the assistant's paragraphs in [`render.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/render.ts). ### 14. Thinning the roster: the assistant unseats, and a seat leaves @@ -255,7 +251,7 @@ better than anybody when its own part is done. **Where.** `seat` and `unseat` in [`session.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/session.ts), the composing activation in -[`assistant.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/assistant.ts). +[`assistant.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/room/assistant.ts). ### 15. Reseating: attention that a running room can change @@ -295,7 +291,7 @@ lets the assistant speak_ — rather than a code change in the runtime. with the paragraph that says when waking the assistant is worth the money. **Where.** `wakes` in -[`packages/ambion/src/seat.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/seat.ts), `Attention` in +[`packages/ambion/src/seat/seat.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/seat/seat.ts), `Attention` in [`types.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/types.ts), `seated` in [`define.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/define.ts). @@ -399,7 +395,7 @@ the `bash` tool's own description promises a Unix shell. - Whether `connect` should seed `/dev` into a `ReadWriteFs` the way just-bash seeds it into an `InMemoryFs`, so the two backends at least agree. -**Where.** `connectOver` in [`just-bash.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/just-bash.ts). +**Where.** `connectOver` in [`just-bash.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/tools/just-bash.ts). ### 23. A backend on a real machine @@ -428,7 +424,7 @@ abort signal because `useradd` and a process spawn are real waits. **Where.** `WorkspaceBackend` in [`types.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/types.ts); `directoryBackend` in -[`just-bash.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/just-bash.ts) is the shape to copy. +[`just-bash.ts`](../packages/ambion/src/tools/just-bash.ts) is the shape to copy. ### 24. Whether Agent or AgentHarness is Ambion's foundation @@ -467,7 +463,7 @@ joins it. become Ambion's own provider for `AgentHarnessOptions.toolContext`, if `Agent` is ever replaced by `AgentHarness`. -**Where.** `packages/ambion/src/activation.ts` and `seat.ts` hold today's +**Where.** `packages/ambion/src/seat/activation.ts` and `seat.ts` hold today's `Agent` imports; [`docs/workspace.md`](../docs/workspace.md) §4 and §6 are where `ExecutionEnv` was adopted without adopting `AgentHarness`; Pi's own `harness/agent-harness.ts` and `harness/types.ts` From 9782eb664e02194fbd8bcba48e6f7b7539582147 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Wed, 9 Sep 2026 17:04:21 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 17/20] Move the log's cursor to the last entry a read saw A read in doubt started at the replay's end, whatever the log had taken since, so every failed write cost a read of every entry appended in the process's life, and the ids kept to tell a found entry from a cached one grew with them. The cursor now moves to the last entry every read saw, the read asks Pi for the entries past it, oldest first, and the ids are cleared once a read is over: a second doubt costs the entries since the first. The SQLite storage reads a cursor against the order, the way Pi's own storages do. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017i49PfakG27M56FjqvyG1e --- packages/ambion/src/host/sqlite.ts | 5 +++-- packages/ambion/src/log/log.ts | 36 +++++++++++++++++------------- packages/ambion/test/log.test.ts | 32 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 3 files changed, 56 insertions(+), 17 deletions(-) diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/host/sqlite.ts b/packages/ambion/src/host/sqlite.ts index 1248d4d..c540da1 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/host/sqlite.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/host/sqlite.ts @@ -186,11 +186,12 @@ export class SqliteSessionStorage implements SessionStorage { where.push('custom_type = ?'); args.push(query.customType); } + const order = query.order === 'newestFirst' ? 'DESC' : 'ASC'; + // A cursor reads against the order, the way Pi's own storages do: past it oldest first, before it newest first. if (query.cursor !== undefined) { - where.push('seq > ?'); + where.push(order === 'ASC' ? 'seq > ?' : 'seq < ?'); args.push(query.cursor.afterSeq); } - const order = query.order === 'newestFirst' ? 'DESC' : 'ASC'; const limit = query.limit === undefined ? '' : ` LIMIT ${Math.floor(query.limit)}`; return this.sql .all( diff --git a/packages/ambion/src/log/log.ts b/packages/ambion/src/log/log.ts index 9299619..a1e54c0 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/src/log/log.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/src/log/log.ts @@ -17,10 +17,12 @@ * * An append that fails leaves the log in doubt: the storage may hold the * entry, and the cache does not. The log reads what the storage holds past - * what it cached at once, on the queue behind the failed write, and again + * its cursor at once, on the queue behind the failed write, and again * before the next write when that read failed too. A write whose * confirmation was lost is on the record before anything lands on top of - * it, and a read of the record waits for the queue. + * it, and a read of the record waits for the queue. The cursor moves to + * the last entry every read saw, so a read costs the entries since the + * one before it, whatever the log's age. * * A checkpoint replaces every row before it: the fold reads the rows it * carries and nothing older, so the log drops those rows from its cache @@ -107,10 +109,10 @@ export class RoomLog { /** The serial queue. One commit at a time, in the order they were asked for. */ private tail: Promise = Promise.resolve(); private closed = false; - /** Pi's id of every entry the cache holds. */ + /** Pi's id of every entry the cache holds past the cursor: what a read in doubt finds again. */ private readonly known = new Set(); - /** Pi's seq of the last replayed entry: a read past it finds what appends added. */ - private replayedThrough = 0; + /** Pi's seq of the last entry a read saw: the next read starts past it. */ + private cursor = 0; /** An append failed, and the storage may hold what the cache does not. */ private doubt = false; /** The replay is over: what a read finds from now on is news, and `found` hears it. */ @@ -137,7 +139,7 @@ export class RoomLog { private async replay(open: Promise): Promise { const piSession = await open; - this.replayedThrough = await this.read(piSession, 0); + await this.read(piSession); this.replayed = true; this.compact(); return piSession; @@ -159,17 +161,21 @@ export class RoomLog { } /** - * Cache every entry the storage holds past `afterSeq` that the cache - * lacks, and tell `found` about each one after the replay. Returns the - * last seq read. + * Cache every entry the storage holds past the cursor that the cache + * lacks, tell `found` about each one after the replay, and move the + * cursor to the last entry seen. Nothing at or before the cursor is + * read again, so the ids kept to tell a found entry from a cached one + * are only those appended since. */ - private async read(piSession: PiSession, afterSeq: number): Promise { - const found = (await piSession.findEntries()).filter((entry) => entry.seq > afterSeq); + private async read(piSession: PiSession): Promise { + const afterSeq = this.cursor; + // Pi reads a cursor against the order: oldest first, past `afterSeq`. + const query = afterSeq === 0 ? {} : { order: 'oldestFirst' as const, cursor: { afterSeq } }; + const found = (await piSession.findEntries(query)).filter((entry) => entry.seq > afterSeq); // findEntries does not promise append order; Pi's seq does. found.sort((a, b) => a.seq - b.seq); - let last = afterSeq; for (const entry of found) { - last = Math.max(last, entry.seq); + this.cursor = Math.max(this.cursor, entry.seq); if (entry.type !== 'custom' || this.known.has(entry.id)) continue; const known = toEntry(entry.customType, entry.data); if (known === undefined) continue; @@ -177,7 +183,7 @@ export class RoomLog { this.cache(known, entry.id); if (this.replayed) this.found?.(known, fresh); } - return last; + this.known.clear(); } /** Whether the cache holds a row for this lease id already. */ @@ -255,7 +261,7 @@ export class RoomLog { if (this.closed) throw new Error('The log is closed.'); const piSession = await this.ready; if (this.doubt) { - await this.read(piSession, this.replayedThrough); + await this.read(piSession); this.doubt = false; } return piSession; diff --git a/packages/ambion/test/log.test.ts b/packages/ambion/test/log.test.ts index cb0effc..8af7604 100644 --- a/packages/ambion/test/log.test.ts +++ b/packages/ambion/test/log.test.ts @@ -115,4 +115,36 @@ describe('RoomLog in doubt', () => { const retried = await log.commit({ key: 'b', draft: say('two, again') }); expect(retried).toMatchObject({ message: { seq: 2, text: 'two' }, repeated: true }); }); + + it('reads past the last entry it saw, so a second doubt costs the entries since the first', async () => { + const reads: number[] = []; + const faulty = faultyOpener(sessionsOver(new InMemorySessionRepo())); + const sessions = { + open: async (id: string, parentId?: string) => { + const piSession = await faulty.sessions.open(id, parentId); + const find = piSession.findEntries.bind(piSession); + piSession.findEntries = async (query) => { + const found = await find(query); + reads.push(found.length); + return found; + }; + return piSession; + }, + }; + const log = new RoomLog(sessions.open(roomName('cursor'))); + for (const text of ['one', 'two', 'three', 'four']) await log.commit({ draft: say(text) }); + faulty.fail('after'); + await expect(log.commit({ draft: say('five') })).rejects.toThrow(/disk is full/); + faulty.fail(false); + await log.settled(); + await log.commit({ draft: say('six') }); + faulty.fail('after'); + await expect(log.commit({ draft: say('seven') })).rejects.toThrow(/disk is full/); + faulty.fail(false); + await log.settled(); + expect(log.messages.map((m) => m.seq)).toEqual([1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]); + // the replay read nothing; the first doubt read what four commits and the lost one appended; + // the second read only what landed since: the lost one, and the two after it + expect(reads).toEqual([0, 5, 2]); + }); }); From 17d21b75bd0d9b4ee5b7e5d9a924f0e982263bf5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Wed, 9 Sep 2026 17:53:20 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 18/20] Add the plan that cuts the branch into a stack of small PRs SPLIT_PLAN.md names fifteen PRs that each leave main green and reach the same tree: the scope of each, the files to take from the final tree, what to trim, and which branch commits cherry-pick cleanly. The layout lands first, so every later PR puts a file in its place once. The file is deleted with the last PR of the stack. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017i49PfakG27M56FjqvyG1e --- SPLIT_PLAN.md | 558 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 558 insertions(+) create mode 100644 SPLIT_PLAN.md diff --git a/SPLIT_PLAN.md b/SPLIT_PLAN.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..73bb1f9 --- /dev/null +++ b/SPLIT_PLAN.md @@ -0,0 +1,558 @@ +# Split plan: PR 48 as a stack of small PRs + +This file is an input for cutting +[PR 48](https://github.com/ambionframework/ambion/pull/48), head `9782eb6`, +into a sequence of PRs that each leave `main` green and reach the same +final tree. Delete this file with the last PR of the stack. + +## How to read this plan + +**The final tree is the source.** Every PR below takes files from the +final tree, `9782eb6`, and trims what a later PR adds. That is easier than +teasing the branch's commits apart, because the branch's third commit +(`dece292`) did five things at once. Where a branch commit is clean, the +plan says so and a cherry-pick works. + +```sh +git fetch origin claude/implement-attached-plan-mse2st +git tag split-source 9782eb6 +# take a file as it ends up, then trim it +git checkout split-source -- packages/ambion/src/log/log.ts +# see the whole delta for one path +git diff main..split-source -- packages/ambion/src/log/log.ts +# take a branch commit whole +git cherry-pick -x +``` + +**The layout lands first.** PR 1 creates the layers and the Biome rules +that hold them, so every later PR puts a file in its final place once. +The branch did this last (`8f0c1bc`); the stack does not need a rename PR. + +**Every PR meets the same bar.** `pnpm format && pnpm check` green; +docs describe what the PR built and nothing it did not; the backlog item +a PR closes is closed in that PR; the commit message says what changed +in Simplified Technical English; no log format compatibility is owed, +because no log exists outside the tests, and a PR that changes the +entries says "logs written before this PR do not resume". + +**Stack the branches.** Each PR branches from the one before it. Merge in +order. A change requested on PR n is made on PR n and rebased forward. + +## The stack + +| PR | Name | From the branch | Size | Needs | +| --- | ---------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------ | ----------------- | ----- | +| 1 | The runtime value, the layers, and the harness | `90d5871`, the layout of `8f0c1bc` | ~1.4k | main | +| 2 | The serial commit queue | `0f44d6c` | ~0.6k | 1 | +| 3 | The wire and the seat actor, leases in memory | derived | ~1.2k | 2 | +| 4 | The room's shape on the log: composition, closes, the fold | part of `dece292` | ~0.8k | 2 | +| 5 | Leases on the log, `decide`, and `resumeSession` | rest of `dece292`, `174aca5` | ~2.0k | 3, 4 | +| 6 | The chaos tier, the doubt path, and the three faults | `8bd7a08`, `ed04f13`, `3fb7efd`, `9782eb6` | ~1.2k | 5 | +| 7 | Wakes name every seat, leases carry `heard`, retries | `20dfe55`, `2b0c65b`, resume test | ~0.9k | 6 | +| 8 | The review fixes | `ef252c1` | ~0.4k | 7 | +| 9 | `cut` on the wire | part of `3517d45` | ~0.2k | 8 | +| 10 | A deadline on every activation | part of `3517d45` | ~0.2k | 9 | +| 11 | A row at the cap | part of `3517d45` | ~0.3k | 10 | +| 12 | The checkpoint | part of `3517d45` | ~0.4k | 11 | +| 13 | The SQLite storage in the core | part of `3517d45` | ~0.4k | 6 | +| 14 | The Cloudflare adapter | `3defaf3`, `a20ba46`, later deltas | ~0.9k | 9, 13 | +| 15 | The demo that crashes, and its report | `4474de1`, `346cf31` | ~0.2k + generated | 12 | + +Sizes are lines of diff without the lockfile and the generated report. +PRs 9 to 12 are independent of each other and could land in any order; +the order above keeps each rebase small. PR 13 only needs the doubt path +and could go right after PR 6. + +--- + +## PR 1: The runtime value, the layers, and the harness + +**Scope.** No behaviour change. A `Runtime` value replaces the module +level globals: the clock, the session opener, the model call, the catalog +and the register of running rooms. The core's layers exist, with the +Biome rules that hold them. The test harness that every later PR runs on: +the fake clock, the storage matrix, the invariants, the scenarios. + +**Files to take from the final tree.** + +- `packages/ambion/src/host/runtime.ts`. Trim: `Transport`, + `RunningRoom` and the `transport` option (PR 3); `wake.deadline` (PR 10); + `checkpoint` (PR 12); `retry` (PR 5). Keep `Clock`, `SessionOpener`, + `ModelResolver` in `types.ts`, where the final tree has them. +- `packages/ambion/src/types.ts`: the host contracts and + `BUILTIN_TOOL_NAMES` (backlog item 5 closes here). Trim the event and + message fields later PRs add: `wakes`, `activationId`, the `abandoned` + event, the `Exchange` shapes stay where main has them until PR 4. +- `packages/ambion/src/tools/{workspace,just-bash,bash-env}.ts`: a move of + main's three files, with `defineWorkspace` taking a `Runtime`. +- `biome.jsonc`: the layer overrides and the two cross-package rules, as + they are in the final tree. A rule for a directory that does not exist + yet is harmless. +- `docs/toolchain.md` §1 "The core's layers" and the `CLAUDE.md` row and + code rule. +- Tests: `test/support/{clock,storage,invariants,scenarios}.ts`, + `test/matrix.test.ts`, `test/runtime.test.ts`. Trim `storage.ts` to + `memory` and `jsonl` (SQLite is PR 13) and drop the `tappedOpener` and + `faultyOpener` helpers (PR 6). Trim `invariants.ts` of `inherited` and + `inheritedExchange` (PR 5) and of the lease check (PR 5). + +**Extract.** `git cherry-pick -x 90d5871` is close: it puts `runtime.ts` +at the root with the contracts inside it. After the pick, move the file +to `host/`, move the contracts to `types.ts`, move the tools, and add the +Biome overrides. `docs/agent.md` §5 "A host owns a `Runtime`" comes with +the pick. + +**Watch for.** `session.ts` on main keeps its shape; only its globals move +into the runtime it is handed. Do not start the refactor of `session.ts` +here. + +--- + +## PR 2: The serial commit queue + +**Scope.** `log/log.ts` replaces `record.ts`. One commit at a time on a +serial queue; a repeated key lands once; a commit with `readThrough` below +the last seq is refused inside the queue link with what it missed; nothing +observes a message before its write is confirmed. The entries on the +storage do not change: messages only. Rule 5 is enforced where the write +happens. + +**Files.** `packages/ambion/src/log/log.ts` from the final tree, trimmed +of: the `lease`, `close`, `composition` and `checkpoint` entry kinds and +`write()` (PR 4, PR 5, PR 12); the doubt path, `cursor`, `known`, `found` +and `compact` (PR 6, PR 12). What is left is `RoomLog` with `commit`, +`land`, `since`, `settled` and the replay of messages. `test/log.test.ts`: +the first four tests. `docs/agent.md` rule 5 paragraph on the queue. + +**Extract.** `git cherry-pick -x 0f44d6c` applies cleanly on PR 1 after +the path change to `log/log.ts`. It is the branch's own step and needs no +trimming. + +--- + +## PR 3: The wire and the seat actor, leases in memory + +**Scope.** The seat side becomes a client of three JSON calls. `wire.ts` +names what crosses: the seat calls `view`, `commit` and `lease`; the room +calls `wake`. `seat/activation.ts` is one activation over a view; +`seat/hands.ts` holds `say`, `summarise` and `seat`; `seat/seat.ts` holds +the routing rule, `SeatActor` and `inProcessTransport`. The room answers +the three calls from a lease table it keeps in memory. That table is +scaffolding: PR 5 moves it onto the log, and the wire does not change. + +**Files.** + +- `packages/ambion/src/wire.ts` from the final tree. Keep `Wake` without + `steer` (PR 7) and `SeatPort` without `cut` (PR 9). Keep the three seat + calls and their responses whole. Drop the row types (`LeaseRow`, + `CloseRow`, `CompositionRow`, `CheckpointRow`, `isCheckpoint`): PR 4 and + PR 5 add them. +- `packages/ambion/src/seat/activation.ts` from the final tree. Trim + `taken`, `steer` and the `pending` queue to what main's activation does + with a steer today; PR 7 brings `heard`. Keep `persistTurns` here. +- `packages/ambion/src/seat/hands.ts` from the final tree, whole. It is + the tools main has in `seat.ts` and `assistant.ts`, moved, and it has no + dependency on a lease row. +- `packages/ambion/src/seat/seat.ts` from the final tree. Trim `cut`, + `cutCurrent`, `cutOff` and the race in `take` (PR 9); the deadline + branch in `renewUntil` (PR 10); the `over` flag and the queue as an + array (PR 8, take main's single slot). `inProcessTransport` stays. +- `packages/ambion/src/room/lease.ts`: only `activationId`, `draftId`, + `parseId` and `seatOf`. They are pure, and the room needs the ids now. +- `packages/ambion/src/room/assistant.ts` from the final tree: + `assertAssistant` and `draftOver`. Main's `assistant.ts` loses the tools + to `hands.ts` and the activation machinery to the actor. +- `session.ts`: `view`, `commit`, `lease` as in the final tree, but + `claim`, `end` and `liveSeatOf` read and write a + `Map` in the room. Derive the wake ids from + the message seq and the seat name. `routing` stays what main has; the + message does not carry `wakes` yet. +- `host/runtime.ts`: `Transport`, `RunningRoom`, the optional `transport`. +- Tests: `test/wire.test.ts` (rows removed), `test/seat.test.ts` first + and third tests (the second is PR 9). The existing session, roster and + presence tests keep passing, which is the point. +- Docs: `docs/agent.md` §5 "What crosses between a seat and its room is + JSON", with "one call" for the room. + +**Extract.** Nothing in the branch is this PR alone. Take the files above +from the final tree and trim; write the in-memory lease table by hand +(about eighty lines). `git diff main..split-source -- packages/ambion/src/seat.ts` +on the branch before `8f0c1bc` shows how main's `seat.ts` became the +actor. + +**Watch for.** The Cloudflare package does not exist yet, so nothing +constrains the wire but `wire.test.ts`. Keep every shape plain JSON now; +PR 14 relies on it. + +--- + +## PR 4: The room's shape on the log: composition, closes, the fold + +**Scope.** The log gains two row kinds beside the messages: +`ambion/composition`, what a run started with, and `ambion/close`, the +range an exchange turned out to hold. `room/fold.ts` folds the roster, the +reserve, the people and the open exchange from the entries. +`readSession(name).seats()` folds the same composition a running room +folds, so a stopped room says who was in it. The room still holds its +leases in memory. + +**Files.** + +- `packages/ambion/src/wire.ts`: `CloseRow`, `SeatRow`, + `CompositionRow`, `Without`. +- `packages/ambion/src/log/log.ts`: the `close` and `composition` entry + kinds, `Row`, `RowData` and `write()`. +- `packages/ambion/src/room/fold.ts`: `foldRoom` with `composition`, + `roster`, `reserve`, `people`, `exchange`, `closes`, `messages`, + `lastSeq`. Trim `leases`, `pending`, `owed`, `floor`, `foldOwed`, + `judged`, `withAttempts`, `checkpointOf`. +- `packages/ambion/src/room/exchange.ts` and `room/presence.ts` from the + final tree: `openExchange` over messages and closes; `foldPeople`. The + `Exchange` shapes move to `types.ts`. +- `packages/ambion/src/room/view.ts`: `seatsOf` and `viewOf` over the + fold; `handOf` reads the close rows for a draft. Trim what reads + `owed` (PR 5). +- `session.ts`: `compose()` writes the composition row; `close()` writes + the close row where main closed the exchange in memory; `state()` + caches one fold by entry count; `seats()`, `exchange()` and + `ReadOnlySession.seats()` read the fold. +- Tests: `test/reconcile.test.ts` is PR 5; here, the fold's tests live in + `test/assistant.test.ts` "a fold" and `test/session.test.ts` "reads + without one". `test/restart.test.ts` "writes one composition per run" + can land here with `resumeSession` stubbed as start-over-the-log. +- Docs: `docs/exchange.md` §5 "the close row"; `docs/roster.md` §5 on the + composition row; `docs/agent.md` §5 "The log is the truth" paragraph, + with three kinds of entry. + +**Extract.** From the final tree, trimmed as above. `git show dece292 -- +packages/ambion/src/fold.ts packages/ambion/src/exchange.ts packages/ambion/src/presence.ts` +shows the first version of each, which is close to this PR's. + +--- + +## PR 5: Leases on the log, `decide`, and `resumeSession` + +**Scope.** The lease table leaves memory. Every claim, renewal and end is +an `ambion/lease` row; every fact about a seat is a fold; `reconcile()` +folds, decides, writes and sends, and running it twice writes nothing; +`resumeSession(name)` brings a name back over its log, expires the leases +the dead run held, sends the wakes it left, and closes the exchange it +left open. The message carries `wakes`, the seats it woke. The owed +summary is a fold over the closes and the draft leases. The room is +"the log is the truth" from here on. + +**Files.** + +- `packages/ambion/src/wire.ts`: `LeaseRow` without `since` (PR 12) and + without `heard` (PR 7); `EndReason` without `abandoned` (PR 11). +- `packages/ambion/src/room/lease.ts` whole, minus `heard`, `since`, the + `answers`/`cameToNothing` split and the attempts (PR 7): at this PR a + wake is answered by any ended lease of its id, and an expired lease is + an attempt that is not retried. +- `packages/ambion/src/room/fold.ts`: `leases`, `pending`, `owed`, + `foldOwed`, `judged`, `withAttempts`. Trim `floor` and `checkpointOf`. +- `packages/ambion/src/room/reconcile.ts` whole, minus `abandonments` and + `capped` (PR 11). +- `packages/ambion/src/room/view.ts`: `handOf` over `owed`. +- `session.ts`: `claim`, `end`, `release`, `liveSeatOf` over the fold; + `reconcileOnce`, `apply`, `close`, `settle`, `arm`, `forget`; + `resumeSession`, `recover`, `started`; `revoke`, `cut` (the room side + only), `stop`, `evict`. Trim `checkpoint()` (PR 12), `abandon()` + (PR 11), the deadline cap in `claim` (PR 10), `heard()` and + `heardLease()` (PR 6), and the steer on `send` (PR 7). +- `host/runtime.ts`: `wake: { resend, expiry }`, `retry`, `evict`. +- `test/support/transport.ts` (`serializing` and `faultyTransport`), + `test/support/room.ts` (`crash`, `rowsOf`), `test/restart.test.ts` + (all but the checkpoint-interval line and the "revoked at its stop" + test), `test/reconcile.test.ts` (without the cap and `abandoned` + expectations), `test/lease.test.ts` (without the deadline test), + `test/session.test.ts` "aborts to a quiet room" as the branch has it. +- Docs: `docs/agent.md` §5 "A seat is seated for the run", "A wake is + answered by a lease", `resumeSession` in the controls; `docs/exchange.md` + §5 on a room resumed mid-exchange; `planning/backlog.md` items 26, 31, + 32 as the branch first wrote them. + +**Extract.** `git show dece292` is the reference, minus what it did that +PR 3 and PR 4 already did (the wire, the fold's non-lease parts) and plus +`view.ts` from `174aca5`. Taking the final files and trimming per PR 7, +10, 11, 12 is the shorter route. + +**Watch for.** This PR has one known gap the branch found later: a +message a live seat heard only through a steer is lost with a crash. PR 7 +closes it. Say so in the PR description; it is still a strict improvement +over main, which cannot resume at all. + +--- + +## PR 6: The chaos tier, the doubt path, and the three faults + +**Scope.** The evidence that the log is the truth. A crash at every +append, before the entry lands and after it landed with the confirmation +lost; a SIGKILL of a child process mid-activation; a random walk that +loses and repeats requests, fails writes, and crashes the room. The three +faults the sweep found on the branch are fixed here with their +regressions: a write that landed while its confirmation was lost stayed +invisible until the next write (the doubt path); a visit whose arrival +failed let the person speak; a reconcile pass whose write failed dropped +the alarm. The log's cursor moves to the last entry a read saw. + +**Files.** + +- `packages/ambion/src/log/log.ts`: `doubt`, `cursor`, `known`, `found`, + `read`, `open` reading first, `settled`. Take from the final tree, which + has `9782eb6` in it. +- `session.ts`: `heard()`, `heardLease()`, the `found` callback, + `visit()` deleting the visit on a failed arrival, `reconcileOnce` + re-arming at `now + resend` on a failed write, `messages()` awaiting + `settled()`, `evict()` closing the log and clearing listeners + (`3fb7efd`). +- `test/support/{cast,chaos,child}.ts`, `test/chaos.test.ts`, + `test/property.test.ts`, the `tappedOpener` and `faultyOpener` in + `test/support/storage.ts`, `test/support/clock.ts` settling over real + time (`ed04f13`), the `inherited` options in `invariants.ts`, + `test/log.test.ts` "in doubt" tests. +- `package.json` `chaos` script; `CLAUDE.md` command; `docs/toolchain.md` + §8 "The chaos tests are the evidence"; `docs/agent.md` §6. + +**Extract.** `git cherry-pick -x 8bd7a08 ed04f13 3fb7efd 9782eb6` in that +order; expect conflicts in `session.ts` against PR 5's trimmed version, +and in `chaos.test.ts` on the `sqlite` storage (drop it; PR 13 adds it). +`chaos.ts` uses `liveLeases` with `foldLeases` and `isLive`: both exist +after PR 5. + +--- + +## PR 7: Wakes name every seat, leases carry `heard`, retries + +**Scope.** The routing redesign. `wakes` on a message names every seat it +reaches: the idle ones its reach wakes, and every seat holding a live +lease. The seat side decides between a fresh activation and a steer into +the running one, and the wake carries the rendered line. Every lease row +carries `heard`, the seq the activation has taken, so the log says which +wakes an activation answered. A lease that expired or failed without +speaking is one attempt, and the room wakes the seat again after the +backoff, with the same policy the summaries use. The live resume test +proves it on a real model. + +**Files.** `wire.ts` (`Wake.steer`, `heard` on rows, `Lease.heard`), +`room/lease.ts` (`heard`, `answers`, `cameToNothing`, `statusOf` with +attempts and `notBefore`, `WakeOptions`), `room/fold.ts` (`FoldOptions`, +`foldOwed` over `wakes`), `room/reconcile.ts` (`ready`, `due`, the +resend of pending wakes), `seat/activation.ts` (`taken`, `steer`, the +`pending` seqs, `moved`), `seat/seat.ts` (the steer branch of `wake`, +`renew` with `heard`), `session.ts` (`routing` with the at-work seats, +`send` with the steer line, `claim` and `end` with `heard`, `due`). +Tests: the branch's changes to `lease`, `reconcile`, `restart`, `session`, +`property` and `wire` tests, `test/live/resume.test.ts`, +`test/live/loop.test.ts` (`2b0c65b`). Docs: `docs/agent.md` rule 2 and +§5 "A wake is answered by a lease that heard it"; `docs/exchange.md` §5. + +**Extract.** `git cherry-pick -x 20dfe55 2b0c65b`, plus +`test/live/resume.test.ts` from `174aca5`. `20dfe55` also touches the +Cloudflare package; drop those hunks, PR 14 takes the final files. + +--- + +## PR 8: The review fixes + +**Scope.** Three faults and three edges a review pass found: a revoked +draft kept the summary owed under an id the revoked row had taken, so the +room resent it for ever; the seat actor could run two activations at once +when a wake landed during a release, and its queue held one id; a start +whose composition the record refused kept the name; a delivery could be +directed at the assistant; a commit from a lease that ended was answered +`missed` before `stale`; `joinLater` was dead code and `atWork` rescanned +every lease per seat. + +**Files.** `room/fold.ts` (`STOOD_DOWN` with `revoked`, `joinLater` +deleted), `seat/seat.ts` (`Current` with `over`, the queue as an array, +`enqueue`, `run` resolving when the queue is drained), `session.ts` +(`free`, `deliverFrom` refusing a seat at `none`, `routing` as a set, +`atWork` as a set, the stale check ahead of the queue in `commit`). +Tests: `test/seat.test.ts` first and third tests, the assistant and +restart "writes off a draft the host revoked" tests, the three session +tests. Docs: `docs/agent.md` §5 abort bullet, `docs/assistant.md` §6. + +**Extract.** `git cherry-pick -x ef252c1`. It applies on PR 7 with at most +whitespace conflicts. + +--- + +## PR 9: `cut` on the wire + +**Scope.** The room reaches a seat through two calls. `cut` names an +activation whose lease the room ended, so the seat side stops it now, in +process and over RPC, and moves on even when the run ignores the abort. +`session.ts` talks to ports only. + +**Files.** `wire.ts` (`SeatPort.cut`), `seat/seat.ts` (`cut`, +`cutCurrent`, `cutOff`, the race in `take`, `renew` returning +`'stale' | 'lost' | number`, `renewUntil` cutting on `stale` and arming a +cut at the held expiry on `lost`), `session.ts` (`cut` ending the leases +then calling `port.cut`, no `instanceof SeatActor`), +`test/support/transport.ts` forwarding `cut`, `test/seat.test.ts` +second test. Docs: `docs/agent.md` §5 "The room reaches a seat through +two". + +**Extract.** From `3517d45`: `git show 3517d45 -- packages/ambion/src/seat.ts packages/ambion/src/wire.ts packages/ambion/src/session.ts` +and take the hunks that name `cut`. The `lost` branch of `renewUntil` +belongs here, not to PR 10: a lost renewal leaves the lease to expire and +the actor cuts at the known expiry. + +--- + +## PR 10: A deadline on every activation + +**Scope.** No lease runs past `runtime.wake.deadline` from its claim. The +room caps the expiry of every claim and renewal at `since + deadline`; the +lease then expires on the alarm the room already has, and the fold counts +it as an attempt. The seat side notices a renewal that moves the expiry +nowhere and cuts the activation at that expiry. Default ten minutes. + +**Files.** `room/lease.ts` (`LeaseState.since`, folded from the first +row), `host/runtime.ts` (`wake.deadline`), `session.ts` (`claim` +computing `expiry = min(now + expiry, since + deadline)`), `seat/seat.ts` +(`renewUntil`: `renewed <= held` arms the cut at `renewed`), +`test/lease.test.ts` "expires an activation at its deadline". Docs: +`docs/agent.md` §5 lease paragraph. + +**Extract.** From `3517d45`, the hunks that name `deadline` or `since`. +About sixty lines of source. + +--- + +## PR 11: A row at the cap + +**Scope.** The fold reports every pending wake and every owed draft with +its attempts; the cap is the room's decision. `decide` returns +`abandoned`: for each wake or draft at `retry.attempts`, the attempt the +room does not make, ended `abandoned` before it starts. The row answers +the wake or the close, and the host hears an `abandoned` event. Backlog +item 28 closes its first half. + +**Files.** `wire.ts` (`EndReason` gains `abandoned`), `types.ts` (the +`abandoned` event), `room/lease.ts` (`WakeOptions` loses `attempts`; +`statusOf` stops filtering at the cap), `room/fold.ts` (`STOOD_DOWN` +gains `abandoned`; `foldOwed` stops filtering at the cap), +`room/reconcile.ts` (`abandonments`, `capped`, `Decision.abandoned`, the +close withheld when an abandonment is pending, `dueWakes` and +`retryTimes` skipping capped ones), `session.ts` (`abandon`, `WRITES_OFF`, +`end` accepting `abandoned` for an id never claimed). Tests: the two cap +cases in `test/reconcile.test.ts`, the `abandoned` decision in "closes +nothing once stopped". Docs: `docs/agent.md` §5 and the event list, +`docs/assistant.md` §16, `planning/backlog.md` item 28. + +**Extract.** From `3517d45`, the hunks that name `abandon` or `capped`. + +--- + +## PR 12: The checkpoint + +**Scope.** Every `runtime.checkpoint.rows` rows, the room writes an +`ambion/checkpoint` row: the composition, the closes and the leases a +later fold still reads, behind a floor below which every wake was +answered. The fold reads a checkpoint in place of every row before it, +and ignores wakes below the floor; the log drops those rows from memory +after the replay and after each write. The rows stay on the storage, and +a checkpoint the room cannot read is ignored. Backlog item 26 closes. + +**Files.** `wire.ts` (`CheckpointRow`, `isCheckpoint`, `since` on +`LeaseRow`), `log/log.ts` (the entry kind, `compact`, +`rowsSinceCheckpoint`), `room/fold.ts` (`sorted` reading a checkpoint, +`floor` on `RoomState`, `checkpointOf`, `floorOf`, `reads`, `named`, +`leaseRow`), `room/lease.ts` (`since` off a checkpoint row), +`host/runtime.ts` (`checkpoint.rows`), `session.ts` (`checkpoint()` after +a pass that writes nothing), `test/checkpoint.test.ts`, +`test/restart.test.ts` with `checkpoint: { rows: 3 }` in `world()`. +Docs: `docs/agent.md` §5 "A checkpoint bounds what a fold costs" and five +entry kinds; `planning/backlog.md` item 26. + +**Extract.** From `3517d45`, the hunks that name `checkpoint`, `floor`, +`compact` or `since` (the `since` fold line lands in PR 10; the +checkpoint's `since` on the row lands here). + +--- + +## PR 13: The SQLite storage in the core + +**Scope.** `host/sqlite.ts`: Pi's `SessionStorage` over any SQLite a host +reaches through two calls, `run` and `all`. The test support wraps +`node:sqlite`, and every scenario, the restart suite and the widened +chaos sweep run on a third storage. This is the whole of what a host over +a local SQLite file needs from the core. + +**Files.** `packages/ambion/src/host/sqlite.ts` whole, `index.ts` +exports, `test/support/storage.ts` (`nodeSql`, `sqlite`, the three +storages), `test/matrix.test.ts` header, `test/chaos.test.ts` widened +sweep, `docs/toolchain.md` §8 on three storages, `docs/agent.md` §5 +storage paragraph. + +**Extract.** `git checkout split-source -- packages/ambion/src/host/sqlite.ts` +is the file; it is `packages/cloudflare/src/storage.ts` from `3defaf3` +over the `Sql` interface. Take the `storage.ts` support hunks from +`3517d45`. + +--- + +## PR 14: The Cloudflare adapter + +**Scope.** A room as Durable Objects: one object holds the room over the +core's SQLite storage on `ctx.storage.sql`, one object holds each seat and +runs one actor inside one alarm, RPC is the wire with `cut` over it, the +object's alarm is the clock. Private, tested inside workerd, deployed by +nothing. + +**Files.** `packages/cloudflare/**` from the final tree, whole. It needs +`cut` (PR 9) and `sqliteSessions` (PR 13), and `SeatContext` with a clock +and a catalog (PR 3's final shape). `knip.json`, `CLAUDE.md` row, +`docs/toolchain.md` §1 and §8 on the workerd tier. + +**Extract.** `git checkout split-source -- packages/cloudflare knip.json` +then the doc rows. `3defaf3` is the first version and is not the one to +take: `storage.ts` became a wrapper and `seat-object.ts` gained `cut`. + +--- + +## PR 15: The demo that crashes, and its report + +**Scope.** The runnable example drops its runtime as the first answer to +Sam's question lands and resumes it in a second runtime over the same +log; the report shows the leases the dead run held, when they expired, +the wakes sent again, and the message the exchange closed into. + +**Files.** `examples/site/src/demo.ts`, `scripts/report.mjs`, +`demos/README.md`, `demos/2026-09-09-the-room-comes-back.html` +(regenerate on the branch with a key: `pnpm --filter site demo` then +`node scripts/report.mjs`). + +**Extract.** `git cherry-pick -x 4474de1 346cf31`; regenerate the report +rather than carrying the branch's HTML, since the log format changed after +it was captured (the checkpoint row, `abandoned`, `since`). + +--- + +## Where each final symbol first appears + +| Symbol | PR | +| -------------------------------------------------------- | --- | +| `Runtime`, `createRuntime`, `Clock`, `SessionOpener` | 1 | +| `RoomLog.commit`, `readThrough`, keys | 2 | +| `Wake`, `SeatRoom`, `SeatPort`, `SeatActor`, `hands` | 3 | +| `CompositionRow`, `CloseRow`, `foldRoom`, `openExchange` | 4 | +| `LeaseRow`, `pendingWakes`, `decide`, `resumeSession` | 5 | +| `RoomLog.read`, `found`, `cursor`, `World` | 6 | +| `Message.wakes` for seats at work, `heard`, `Wake.steer` | 7 | +| `SeatPort.cut` | 9 | +| `wake.deadline`, `LeaseState.since` | 10 | +| `abandoned` | 11 | +| `CheckpointRow`, `checkpointOf`, `RoomLog.compact` | 12 | +| `Sql`, `sqliteSessions` | 13 | +| `RoomObject`, `SeatObject`, `sqlOver` | 14 | + +## Checks before each PR is opened + +1. `pnpm format && pnpm check` is green. +2. `git diff main..HEAD --stat` holds only the files the PR names. +3. Every doc link points at a file the PR's tree has. +4. The PR description names the one idea, the tests that pin it, and + what a later PR adds on top. From a2bf0637c72e6b80f0bd566b1a151236ae4d76e6 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Thu, 10 Sep 2026 02:54:37 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 19/20] Let the workerd seat test count a resent wake The worker sets the resend window to 50 ms. A runner whose seat alarm claims the lease later than that is woken again, so the first assertion holds for at least one wake. The lease rows and the one message the seat said still prove that one activation ran. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017i49PfakG27M56FjqvyG1e --- packages/cloudflare/test/seat.test.ts | 4 +++- 1 file changed, 3 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/test/seat.test.ts b/packages/cloudflare/test/seat.test.ts index 5e19941..27c5fa4 100644 --- a/packages/cloudflare/test/seat.test.ts +++ b/packages/cloudflare/test/seat.test.ts @@ -17,7 +17,9 @@ it('wakes, runs the activation on its alarm, and the room sends an untaken wake await room.start({ name: 'seat-test', assistant: 'assistant', agents: ['product'] }); await room.visit({ name: 'priya', identity: 'Project manager.' }); await room.deliver({ from: 'priya', text: 'When is the pour?', key: 'q1' }); - expect(await until(() => seat.wakes())).toBe(1); + // the worker's resend window is 50 ms: a seat whose alarm claims the lease + // later than that is woken again, so the count is at least one + expect(await until(() => seat.wakes())).toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(1); // the seat's alarm runs the activation: a lease claimed, a say, the lease renewed at the // end of the pass, and released From 915900666c048f91543162347f7117f95619c676 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Thu, 10 Sep 2026 17:36:15 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 20/20] Hold a second alarm off a run in flight in the seat object The seat object's alarm handler reads the stored phase `running` as a run an evicted object left behind, and ends its lease as failed. A resent wake sets the alarm again while a run is in flight, and a second invocation of the handler in the same instance then ended the live run's lease. The instance now holds a flag while a run is in flight, and a second invocation returns. The workerd test invokes the handler twice at once, which failed before this change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017i49PfakG27M56FjqvyG1e --- packages/cloudflare/src/seat-object.ts | 14 ++++++++++++++ packages/cloudflare/test/seat.test.ts | 7 ++++--- 2 files changed, 18 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/src/seat-object.ts b/packages/cloudflare/src/seat-object.ts index c042e41..52a599f 100644 --- a/packages/cloudflare/src/seat-object.ts +++ b/packages/cloudflare/src/seat-object.ts @@ -18,6 +18,8 @@ type Phase = 'pending' | 'running'; export class SeatObject extends DurableObject { private actor: SeatActor | undefined; + /** A run is in flight in this instance. A second alarm while it runs has nothing to do. */ + private running = false; /** * A wake for the activation the object holds, or for a fresh one when it @@ -65,6 +67,17 @@ export class SeatObject extends DurableObject { } override async alarm(): Promise { + if (this.running) return; + this.running = true; + try { + await this.run(); + } finally { + this.running = false; + } + } + + /** One activation to its end, or the lease a run this instance never saw left behind. */ + private async run(): Promise { const activation = await this.ctx.storage.get('activation'); const room = await this.ctx.storage.get('room'); const seat = await this.ctx.storage.get('seat'); @@ -77,6 +90,7 @@ export class SeatObject extends DurableObject { }; if ((await this.ctx.storage.get('phase')) === 'running') { // A run that never came back: the object was evicted mid-activation. + // A run in flight in this instance never reaches here: `running` holds it off. await seatRoom.lease({ activation, phase: 'ended', reason: 'failed' }); await this.clear(); return; diff --git a/packages/cloudflare/test/seat.test.ts b/packages/cloudflare/test/seat.test.ts index 27c5fa4..aa6dc76 100644 --- a/packages/cloudflare/test/seat.test.ts +++ b/packages/cloudflare/test/seat.test.ts @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ * so the test waits for what they do. */ -import { env, runDurableObjectAlarm, runInDurableObject } from 'cloudflare:test'; +import { env, runInDurableObject } from 'cloudflare:test'; import type { LeaseRow, Message } from '@ambionframework/ambion'; import { expect, it } from 'vitest'; import { sqlSessions } from '../src/storage.ts'; @@ -22,8 +22,9 @@ it('wakes, runs the activation on its alarm, and the room sends an untaken wake expect(await until(() => seat.wakes())).toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(1); // the seat's alarm runs the activation: a lease claimed, a say, the lease renewed at the - // end of the pass, and released - await runDurableObjectAlarm(seat); + // end of the pass, and released. The handler is invoked twice at once: a second alarm + // while a run is in flight has nothing to do, and never ends that run's lease as failed + await runInDurableObject(seat, (instance) => Promise.all([instance.alarm(), instance.alarm()])); const said = await until(async () => { const messages: Message[] = await room.messages(); return messages.find((m) => m.kind === 'said' && m.from === 'product');