Dogs are reusable workers managed by the Deacon for cross-rig infrastructure
tasks. Unlike polecats (single-rig, ephemeral), dogs have worktrees into
multiple rigs and persist between tasks.
Key components:
- internal/dog/types.go: Dog struct, State enum, DogState JSON schema
- internal/dog/manager.go: Manager with Add/Remove/List/Get/Refresh operations
- internal/dog/manager_test.go: Unit tests
Features:
- Multi-rig worktrees: Each dog gets a worktree per configured rig
- State tracking: .dog.json with idle/working state, last-active, work assignment
- Worktree refresh: Recreate stale worktrees with fresh branches
- Branch cleanup: Remove orphaned dog branches across all rigs
Directory structure: ~/gt/deacon/dogs/<name>/
- <rig>/ (worktree into each rig: gastown/, beads/, etc.)
- .dog.json (state file)
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Implements structured escalation channel for Gas Town:
- gt escalate command with CRITICAL/HIGH/MEDIUM severity levels
- Mayor startup check for pending escalations
- Escalation beads with tag for audit trail
- Mail routing to overseer with priority mapping
- Documentation in docs/escalation.md
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Implement static mailing list expansion for the mail system:
- Add list:name address syntax (e.g., list:oncall)
- Load lists from ~/gt/config/messaging.json
- Fan-out delivery: each list member gets their own message copy
- Clear error handling for unknown list names
- Add tests for list detection, parsing, and expansion
- Update gt mail send help text with list:name documentation
- Show recipients in output when sending to a list
Example:
gt mail send list:oncall -s "Alert" -m "System down"
# Expands to: mayor/, gastown/witness
# Creates 2 message copies
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Implements role-based lifecycle configuration where agent types self-register
via role beads instead of hardcoded identity string parsing in the daemon.
Changes:
- Add RoleConfig struct with lifecycle fields (session_pattern, work_dir_pattern,
needs_pre_sync, start_command, env_vars)
- Add ParseRoleConfig/FormatRoleConfig/ExpandRolePattern to beads package
- Add role bead ID helpers (RoleBeadID, MayorRoleBeadID, etc.)
- Refactor daemon to use single parseIdentity function as ONLY place where
identity strings are parsed
- Daemon now looks up role beads to get lifecycle config, with fallback to
defaults when role bead is missing or has no config
- Updated all role beads (mayor, deacon, witness, refinery, crew, polecat)
with structured lifecycle configuration fields
- Add comprehensive unit tests for RoleConfig parsing and expansion
This makes the daemon ZFC-compliant by trusting what agents self-report in
their role beads rather than encoding agent-specific knowledge in Go code.
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Remove decision-making logic from Go code and document agent responsibility:
- ProcessMR() now returns error indicating agent handles processing
- Foreground mode deprecated with message directing to background mode
- Retry() no longer calls ProcessMR (agent picks up retried MRs)
- Added ZFC compliance section to refinery role template
- Marked unused helper functions as deprecated (runTests, getMergeConfig, pushWithRetry)
The Refinery agent (Claude) now:
- Runs git commands directly (fetch, checkout, merge, push)
- Detects conflicts and decides: retry, notify polecat, escalate
- Runs tests and decides: proceed, rollback, retry
- Makes all engineering decisions based on command output
Go code provides only primitives: queue listing, status, mail notifications.
(gt-sxa64)
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Implements the feed daemon goroutine that:
- Tails ~/gt/.events.jsonl for raw events
- Filters by visibility tag (keeps feed/both, drops audit)
- Deduplicates repeated done events from same actor
- Aggregates sling events when multiple occur in window
- Writes curated events to ~/gt/.feed.jsonl with summaries
The curator runs as a goroutine in the gt daemon, starting when
the daemon starts and stopping gracefully on shutdown.
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Remove Stats fields from witness and refinery types that tracked
observable metrics (total counts, today counts). These are now
handled by the activity stream/beads system instead.
Removed:
- WitnessStats type and Stats field from Witness
- RefineryStats type and Stats field from Refinery
- LastCheckAt field from Witness
- Stats display from gt witness status
- Stats display from gt refinery status
- Stats increment code from refinery.completeMR()
Kept minimal process state:
- RigName, State, PID, StartedAt (both)
- MonitoredPolecats, Config, SpawnedIssues (witness)
- CurrentMR, PendingMRs, LastMergeAt (refinery)
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Shows merge queue status under the Refinery section:
- pending: Open MRs ready to merge (no blockers)
- in-flight: MRs currently being processed
- blocked: MRs waiting on dependencies
Output appears as: MQ: 4 pending, 1 in-flight
Also adds MQ summary to JSON output in RigStatus.mq field.
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Add support for displaying gt events (from ~/gt/.events.jsonl) in the
gt feed TUI, including witness patrol activity:
- Add event symbols for patrol events (patrol_started, patrol_complete,
polecat_checked, polecat_nudged, escalation_sent), merge events, and
general gt events (sling, hook, handoff, mail, spawn, etc.)
- Create GtEventsSource that parses .events.jsonl format with proper
extraction of rig/role from actor paths and human-readable message
generation from event payloads
- Create CombinedSource that merges multiple event sources (bd activity
and gt events) using fan-in pattern
- Update feed command to use combined source for TUI mode
- Add appropriate styling for new event types (nudges/escalations in
red, patrol complete in green, etc.)
Example gt feed output now shows:
09:45 ✓ witness: All polecats healthy
09:44 ⚡ witness: nudged nux (idle 10m)
09:40 🎯 mayor: slung gt-rbncw to furiosa
(gt-rbncw)
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- Add MQ event types and logging in mrqueue/events.go
- Have refinery emit merge_started, merged, merge_failed, merge_skipped events
- Create MQEventSource to read from mq_events.jsonl
- Add MultiSource to combine events from bd activity and MQ events
- Add color coding: green for merged, red for failed
- Update feed help with MQ event symbols
Events are stored in .beads/mq_events.jsonl and displayed in the feed TUI
with appropriate symbols and colors.
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When spawning polecats in non-gastown rigs like beads, the agent bead ID
was incorrectly using the hardcoded "gt-" prefix instead of the rig's
configured prefix (e.g., "bd-" for beads).
Changes:
- Add GetPrefixForRig() in routes.go to look up prefix from routes.jsonl
- Update agentIDToBeadID() in sling.go to use rig's prefix via the new
*WithPrefix functions instead of hardcoded "gt"
- Add unit tests for the new functionality
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The mrqueue package was aspirational 'beads-based MR automation' that was
never completed. The Refinery agent is prompt-driven and uses beads/mail
for coordination, not a Go-based polling queue.
Removed:
- internal/mrqueue/mrqueue.go (entire package)
- internal/cmd/mq_migrate.go (migration command for mrqueue)
- mrqueue submission from done.go and mq_submit.go
- Engineer.ProcessMRFromQueue() and related queue handlers
- Engineer.Run(), Stop(), processOnce() methods
- mrQueue field and stopCh from Engineer struct
- stopCh assertion from TestNewEngineer
Kept:
- Bead creation for merge-requests (audit record)
- Engineer struct and NewEngineer for potential future use
- Engineer.ProcessMR() (works with beads.Issue)
- Manager.ProcessMR() which is the working implementation
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Several files were setting cmd.Stderr = nil, which hides potentially
critical error messages:
- prime.go: bd prime, gt mail check, and bd show commands now log
stderr on failure for debugging
- orphans.go: git fsck now includes stderr in error messages
- patrol_helpers.go: bd list/show/catalog commands now log stderr
Daemon launch cases (up.go, daemon.go, daemon_check.go) correctly
use nil for I/O detachment but now have clarifying comments.
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Added multiple layers of protection against circular redirects:
1. ResolveBeadsDir now detects when a redirect points back to itself
and auto-removes the errant redirect file with a warning
2. ensureBeadsRedirect now includes safety checks:
- Prevents creating redirects inside mayor/rig/ (the canonical location)
- Validates that the redirect target is not the same as the beads dir
3. Added test case for circular redirect detection
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When GT_ROLE env var is not set, detectSender() now falls back to
cwd-based detection instead of immediately returning "overseer".
This allows running mail commands from witness/refinery directories
without GT_ROLE set (e.g., debugging sessions) and correctly detecting
the identity from the current working directory path.
(gt-od1g)
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The dispatch command was documented in help text but never implemented.
Now it:
- Finds unassigned ready tasks in an epic
- Locates idle polecats (no hooked work)
- Slings the first available task to the first idle worker
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When called with 1 arg from an agent working directory, gt mol attach
now auto-detects the pinned bead ID from the current agent's hook.
Uses the same role detection infrastructure as gt mail and bd. (gt-t7ekm)
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Root cause: gt done and mq submit created merge-request beads but did
not write to the .beads/mq/ directory that the refinery Engineer
polls for work.
Changes:
- done.go: Submit to mrqueue after creating MR bead
- mq_submit.go: Submit to mrqueue after creating MR bead
- mq_migrate.go: New command to migrate existing stale MR beads
- mrqueue.go: Follow beads redirects for shared queue location
The migration command allows recovery of existing stale MRs that were
never processed because they only existed as beads.
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Previously gt prime only detected the Mayor role from town root (~/gt) or
~/gt/mayor/. Now it also detects Mayor from <rig>/mayor/ paths like
~/gt/gastown/mayor/rig, enabling mayor sessions to work correctly
regardless of which rig directory they're attached to.
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The mq list command was using r.Path (rig root) instead of r.BeadsPath()
which returns the mayor/rig clone path where beads are git-synced. This
caused the command to return empty results because it was looking at the
wrong .beads/ location.
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Implement activity event emission for witness patrol operations:
- patrol_started: When witness begins patrol cycle
- polecat_checked: When witness checks a polecat
- polecat_nudged: When witness nudges a stuck polecat
- escalation_sent: When witness escalates to Mayor/Deacon
- patrol_complete: When patrol cycle finishes
Also adds refinery merge queue events for future use:
- merge_started, merge_complete, merge_failed, queue_processed
New command: `gt activity emit <event-type>` allows agents to emit
events from CLI. Events write to ~/gt/.events.jsonl for gt feed.
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Add merge queue activity events to the refinery:
- merge_started: When refinery begins processing an MR
- merged: When MR successfully merged to main
- merge_failed: When merge fails (conflict, tests, push, etc.)
- merge_skipped: When MR skipped (superseded)
Events include MR ID, worker, branch, and reason (for failures).
Implemented in both Manager.ProcessMR and Engineer.ProcessMRFromQueue.
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The swarm status was stale because bd commands were running from the rig
root path instead of the mayor/rig clone which has proper beads sync config.
Changes:
- Add Rig.BeadsPath() method to return mayor/rig path when available
- Update all bd commands in swarm.go to use BeadsPath()
- Update swarm manager to use separate beadsDir and gitDir paths
- beadsDir for bd commands (git-synced location)
- gitDir for git operations and mail (rig root)
This ensures swarm status reflects the latest beads data from the
git-synced beads-sync branch instead of stale local daemon data.
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Previously, UpdateAgentState embedded hook_bead in the description
text field, while bd slot commands read/write from the SQLite
hook_bead column. This caused gt sling to report hooks as occupied
when bd slot show showed them empty.
Fix: Change UpdateAgentState to use proper bd commands:
- `bd agent state` for agent_state (updates column directly)
- `bd slot set/clear` for hook_bead (updates column directly)
This ensures consistency between gastown and beads commands.
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Implements `gt callbacks process` for Mayor/Deacon patrol to handle
callbacks from agents:
- POLECAT_DONE: Log polecat completion
- MERGE_COMPLETED: Close source issue, log merge
- MERGE_REJECTED: Log rejection reason
- HELP/ESCALATION: Forward to overseer
- SLING_REQUEST: Log sling request for spawn
- WITNESS_REPORT: Log rig health status
- REFINERY_REPORT: Log queue status
Also adds EventCallback to townlog for callback processing events.
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Agent session molecules (gt-gastown-crew-joe, gt-gastown-witness, etc.)
update frequently for status tracking, creating noisy entries in the
activity feed. This change:
- Adds IsAgentSessionBead() to identify agent session beads
- Filters out "update" events for agent sessions from the event feed
- Still updates the agent tree so status is visible there
- Still shows create/complete/fail/delete events for agents
The filtering happens in addEvent() in the TUI feed model. Agent session
updates are identified by parsing the bead ID pattern and checking for
known agent roles (mayor, deacon, witness, refinery, crew, polecat).
Resolves: gt-sb6m4
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Phase 1 of activity feed improvements: gt commands now log events to
~/gt/.events.jsonl. This is the raw audit log that the feed daemon
(phase 2) will curate into the user-facing feed.
Instrumented commands:
- gt sling: logs sling events with bead and target
- gt hook: logs hook events with bead
- gt handoff: logs handoff events with subject
- gt done: logs done events with bead and branch
- gt mail send: logs mail events with to and subject
Event format follows the specification:
```json
{"ts":"2025-12-30T07:36:28Z","source":"gt","type":"mail",
"actor":"gastown/crew/joe","payload":{...},"visibility":"feed"}
```
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When using `gt sling <formula> --on <bead>`, the command now properly
instantiates the formula as a molecule and bonds it to the target bead:
1. Cook the formula (ensures proto exists)
2. Create wisp with feature variable from bead title
3. Bond wisp to original bead (creates compound)
4. Hook the compound root (not bare bead) to target agent
This enables the "shiny" workflow (design→implement→review→test→submit)
to be applied to existing bugs/features, ensuring polecats complete all
phases including the code review step.
Example:
gt sling shiny --on gt-abc gastown
# Creates shiny molecule, bonds to gt-abc, slings compound to polecat
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This fix addresses the issue where polecat sessions terminate unexpectedly
during work without recovery:
Changes:
- Add `checkPolecatSessionHealth()` to daemon heartbeat loop
- Proactively validates tmux sessions are alive for polecats
- Detects crashed polecats that have work-on-hook
- Auto-restarts crashed polecats with proper environment setup
- Notifies Witness if restart fails as fallback
- Add polecat support to lifecycle identity mapping
- `identityToSession()` now handles polecat identities
- `restartSession()` can restart crashed polecat sessions
- `identityToStateFile()` handles polecat state files
- `identityToAgentBeadID()` handles polecat agent beads
- `identityToBDActor()` handles polecat BD_ACTOR conversion
- Add `gt session check` command for manual health checking
- Validates tmux sessions exist for all polecats
- Shows summary of healthy vs not-running sessions
- Useful for debugging session issues
This provides faster recovery (within heartbeat interval) compared to
waiting for GUPP violation timeout (30 min) or Witness detection.
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When slinging to an existing polecat with --naked flag, the code was still
attempting to look up the tmux pane, which fails for terminated polecats.
Now resolveTargetAgent accepts a skipPane parameter that bypasses the tmux
pane and working directory lookup when true.
This allows work to be slung to terminated polecats that will be restarted
manually later.
Also updated unsling to skip pane lookup since it only needs the agent ID.
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The main polecat spawn fix was already in place (ec29ca07), but the naked
mode help text was telling users to run `claude` without the flag. Updated
to show the correct command with --dangerously-skip-permissions.
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Implements the primary wake mechanism for patrol agents:
- Subscribes to bd activity --follow as a background process
- Returns immediately when any line of output is received
- Timeout with optional exponential backoff as safety net
- JSON output mode for scripting
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Before: gt crew at only looked for tmux sessions with the specific naming
convention gt-<rig>-crew-<name>. If the user started Claude manually or
via a different mechanism, it would create a duplicate session.
After: Before creating a new session, check if any existing tmux session
has Claude running in the crews directory. If found, attach to that
session instead of creating a new one.
Changes:
- Add FindSessionByWorkDir() to internal/tmux/tmux.go to search sessions
by working directory, optionally filtering for Claude (node) running
- Update runCrewAt() to check for existing sessions before creating new
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When starting a polecat session with --issue flag, the issue is now
properly hooked to the polecat via bd update --status=hooked. This
ensures 'gt mol status' shows the assigned work when the session starts.
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Two bugs fixed in loadTasksFromBeads():
1. JSON field name mismatch: code parsed dependencies but bd show
returns dependents - meant worker discovery always failed
2. Missing Assignee field: even if field name was correct, assignees
were not being extracted from the bd show output
Also added hooked status to TaskInProgress mapping since workers
with hooked beads are actively working.
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Adds a new 'gt commit' command that wraps git commit and automatically
injects agent identity trailers into commit messages:
- Executed-By: agent identity (e.g., beads/crew/dave)
- Rig: the rig name
- Role: crew, polecat, witness, etc.
- Molecule: pinned molecule ID if any
This enables forensic analysis and audit trails for agent-mediated commits.
Supports common git commit flags: -a, --amend, --no-edit, --allow-empty.
Use --no-trailers to skip adding identity trailers.
- Add LoadSwarm method for loading swarms from beads
- Rewrite tests to use LoadSwarm, GetSwarm, GetReadyTasks, IsComplete
- Remove tests for deprecated Create, Start, UpdateState methods
- Keep E2E lifecycle documentation test
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Change daemon from wake-focused to recovery-focused:
Before: Daemon pokes agents every 5-60min as primary wake
After: Daemon only checks for edge cases that feed-wake cannot handle
Recovery checks:
- Dead sessions that need restart (ensureDeaconRunning, ensureWitnessesRunning)
- Stale agents that crashed without updating state (checkStaleAgents)
- GUPP violations: agents with work-on-hook not progressing (checkGUPPViolations)
- Orphaned work: work assigned to dead agents (checkOrphanedWork)
Removed:
- pokeDeacon() - no longer sending HEARTBEAT messages
- pokeWitness()/pokeWitnesses() - no longer sending HEARTBEAT messages
- MOTD message arrays - only used by poke functions
Normal agent wake is now handled by feed subscription (bd activity --follow).
The daemon is the safety net for edge cases, not the primary propulsion.
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Adds Type and Backoff fields to MoleculeStep for patrol agents to implement
cost-saving await-signal patterns:
- Type field: "task" (default), "wait" (await-signal), etc.
- BackoffConfig: base interval, multiplier, max cap
- Parsing for "Type:" and "Backoff:" lines in step definitions
- Comprehensive tests for new parsing functionality
Step definition format:
## Step: await-signal
Type: wait
Backoff: base=30s, multiplier=2, max=10m
Agents interpret these declaratively, implementing backoff behavior at runtime.
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- Add special handling for 'deacon' target in gt nudge command
- Maps 'deacon' to gt-deacon session, gracefully handles if not running
- Add gt nudge deacon session-started to SessionStart hooks
- Updated settings-autonomous.json, settings-interactive.json, and
ensurePatrolHooks() template
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Adds first-class support for the human overseer in Gas Town mail:
- New OverseerConfig in internal/config/overseer.go with identity
detection (git config, gh cli, environment)
- Overseer detected/saved on town install (mayor/overseer.json)
- Simplified detectSender(): GT_ROLE set = agent, else = overseer
- New overseer address alongside mayor/ and deacon/
- Added --cc flag to mail send for CC recipients
- Inbox now includes CC'd messages via label query
- gt status shows overseer identity and unread mail count
- New gt whoami command shows current mail identity
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The swarm Manager was maintaining an in-memory map of swarms that was
never persisted and duplicated state from beads. This caused stale state
after restarts and confusion about source of truth.
Changes:
- Remove swarms map from Manager (now stateless)
- Add LoadSwarm() that queries beads for swarm state
- Refactor all methods to use LoadSwarm() instead of in-memory lookup
- Discover workers from assigned tasks in beads
- Remove obsolete unit tests that tested in-memory behavior
- Keep type/state tests that do not need beads
The E2E test (gt-kc7yj.4) now covers the beads integration.
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- Changed icon from 📌 to 🪝 for hooked beads
- Changed label from "Pinned" to "Hooked"
- Added 🚀 AUTONOMOUS MODE banner when work is on hook
- Clarified that hooked bead triggers autonomous work even without molecule
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