Two issues fixed:
1. bd-c8d5: mol run only created partial children from proto
- Root cause: children with missing/wrong dependencies were not loaded
- Fix: loadDescendants now uses two strategies:
- Strategy 1: Check dependency records for parent-child relationships
- Strategy 2: Find hierarchical children by ID pattern (parent.N)
- This catches children that may have broken dependency data
2. bd-drcx: mol run now supports proto lookup by title
- Can use: bd mol run mol-polecat-work --var issue=gt-xxx
- Or by ID: bd mol run gt-lwuu --var issue=gt-xxx
- Title matching is case-insensitive and supports partial matches
- Shows helpful error on ambiguous matches
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Implements the Christmas Ornament pattern for patrol molecules:
- Add CloneOptions struct with ParentID and ChildRef for dynamic bonding
- Add generateBondedID() to create custom IDs like "patrol-x7k.arm-ace"
- Add --ref flag to `bd mol bond` for custom child references
- Variable substitution in childRef (e.g., "arm-{{polecat_name}}")
This enables:
bd mol bond mol-polecat-arm bd-patrol --ref arm-{{name}} --var name=ace
# Creates: bd-patrol.arm-ace, bd-patrol.arm-ace.capture, etc.
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Molecule spawning now creates ephemeral issues that can be bulk-deleted
when closed using `bd cleanup --ephemeral`. This supports the ephemeral
molecule workflow pattern where execution traces are cleaned up while
outcomes persist.
Changes:
- Add `ephemeral` parameter to cloneSubgraph() and spawnMolecule()
- mol spawn: ephemeral=true by default, add --persistent flag to opt out
- mol run: ephemeral=true (molecule execution)
- mol bond: ephemeral=true (bonded protos)
- template instantiate: ephemeral=false (deprecated, backwards compat)
This is Tier 1 of the ephemeral molecule workflow epic (bd-2vh3).
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Removes the legacy YAML-based simple template system that provided
bug/epic/feature templates for --from-template flag on bd create.
Removed:
- cmd/bd/templates/bug.yaml, epic.yaml, feature.yaml
- Template struct and all YAML loading functions in template.go
- --from-template flag from bd create command
- template_security_test.go (tested removed functions)
- YAML template tests from template_test.go
The Beads template system remains (epics with "template" label,
instantiated via bd template instantiate with variable substitution).
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- Add --assignee flag to `bd template instantiate` for work delegation
- Assigns the root epic to specified agent/user
- Child issues retain their template-defined assignees
- Enables Gas Town orchestration: instantiate + assign in one step
- Add missing --identity flag to `bd mail inbox` for consistency
- All mail subcommands now support --identity override
- Delete obsolete HANDOFF-template-redesign.md (work complete)
- Add test for assignee override behavior
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Implements native Beads templates as an alternative to YAML templates:
- Templates are epics with the "template" label and {{variable}} placeholders
- `bd template list` shows both YAML and Beads templates
- `bd template show <id>` displays template structure and variables
- `bd template instantiate <id> --var key=value` clones subgraph with substitution
Key implementation:
- loadTemplateSubgraph: Recursively loads epic and all descendants
- cloneSubgraph: Creates new issues with ID remapping in a transaction
- extractVariables/substituteVariables: {{name}} pattern handling
Closes bd-r6a.2, bd-r6a.4
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Replaces manual working directory save/restore patterns
with Go's built-in `t.Chdir()` helper across 23 test files.
The manual pattern involved calling `os.Getwd()` to save
the original directory, using `defer os.Chdir(origWd)` for
restoration, and manually handling errors during directory
changes. This boilerplate has been replaced with single
`t.Chdir(path)` calls that handle cleanup automatically.
The `t.Chdir()` method automatically restores the working
directory when the test completes, eliminating the need for
manual defer statements and error handling.
Total:
~75 instances replaced (assuming Claude's math is right)
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