Add guard that checks if bead is already pinned before slinging.
Shows current assignee and requires --force to override.
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The Deacon propulsion was broken because:
1. outputDeaconPatrolContext() created patrols in gastown/mayor/rig/.beads
2. checkSlungWork() looked in ~/gt/deacon/.beads/ (empty)
3. These were different locations - pinned work never found
Fix:
- Created redirect: ~/gt/deacon/.beads/redirect -> ../.beads (town beads)
- Changed outputDeaconPatrolContext() to use ctx.WorkDir instead of
hardcoded gastown path
- Updated deacon template to remove hardcoded gastown references
- Updated wisp creation docs to use two-step pattern (create then pin)
Also cleaned up 14 stale patrol wisps that accumulated in rig beads
from repeated startup attempts.
Filed gt-0pdhj to track remaining hardcoded gastown dependencies.
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Complete unification of work assignment commands:
- Add spawn flags to sling: --naked, --create, --molecule, --force, --account
- SpawnPolecatForSling now accepts SlingSpawnOptions struct
- Deprecate gt spawn with warning pointing to gt sling
- Update no-tmux-mode.md to use sling examples
gt sling now handles:
- Existing agents (mayor, crew, witness, refinery)
- Auto-spawning polecats when target is a rig
- Formula instantiation and wisp creation
- No-tmux mode for manual agent operation
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Enable Gas Town to operate without tmux by using beads for args transport:
- Add `attached_args` field to beads AttachmentFields
- gt sling: Store args in bead description, graceful fallback if no tmux
- gt prime: Display attached args prominently on startup
- gt mol status: Include attached_args in status output
- gt spawn --naked: Assign work via mail only, skip tmux session
Agents discover args via gt prime / bd show when starting manually.
Docs added explaining what works vs degraded behavior in no-tmux mode.
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Fixes issues with the auto-replace logic:
- Use `bd close --force` for pinned beads (required by bd CLI)
- Naked beads (no molecule) get unpinned instead of closed
- Remove unused verifyBeadExistsForHook function
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Defense in depth: Even if message deletion fails, stale lifecycle
requests (>6 hours old) are now ignored and deleted without execution.
This prevents ancient LIFECYCLE messages from killing sessions if
they somehow survive in the inbox.
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When hooking a new bead, if the existing pinned bead is complete
(no attached molecule, or all molecule steps closed), auto-replace it.
If the existing bead is incomplete, require --force flag to replace.
This reduces friction when switching between work items, especially
for patrol loops creating new wisps after completing old ones.
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P0 bug: Crew workers were being killed every 5 minutes due to stale
LIFECYCLE messages from days ago being reprocessed on each heartbeat.
Root cause: closeMessage() was only called after successful action
execution. Failed actions left messages in inbox to be reprocessed.
Fix: "Claim then execute" pattern - delete message FIRST, before
attempting the action. This guarantees stale messages are cleaned up
regardless of action outcome. If a lifecycle action is needed, the
sender must re-request.
Also improved closeMessage() to capture and log actual error output.
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Single-line output showing version, build type, branch and commit:
gt version 0.1.0 (dev: main@62413d55cbb0)
Uses runtime/debug to get VCS info from build, with fallback to
git commands at runtime.
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The `bd wisp` command doesn't support `--assignee` flag. The patrol
creation for Deacon, Witness, and Refinery was silently failing because
of this invalid flag.
Changed from:
bd wisp <proto-id> --assignee <agent> # FAILS: unknown flag
To two-step pattern (matching how gt sling works):
bd wisp create <proto-id> # Step 1: create
bd update <wisp-id> --status=pinned --assignee=<agent> # Step 2: pin
Also fixed wisp ID extraction to look for "wisp-" prefix in addition
to "gt-" prefix.
Without this fix, the Propulsion Principle was broken for patrol agents:
- Patrol wisps were never created (silent failure)
- Agents had no pinned work on restart
- Autonomous work loops couldn't continue
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crew_at.go and crew_lifecycle.go were not setting GT_ROLE when
starting crew sessions. This caused crew workers to inherit GT_ROLE
from the parent environment (often "mayor"), leading to incorrect
role detection.
Now properly exports GT_ROLE=crew along with GT_RIG, GT_CREW, and
BD_ACTOR when spawning Claude for crew workers.
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Test expected "Patrol Execution Protocol" but template uses
"Startup Protocol: Propulsion" heading instead.
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- Remove hook functions from internal/wisp/io.go (WriteSlungWork, ReadHook, BurnHook, etc.)
- Remove hook types from internal/wisp/types.go (SlungWork, Wisp, etc.)
- Update up.go to query pinned beads instead of reading hook files
- Remove SlungWork field from molecule_status.go
- Remove hook-*.json pattern from .beads/.gitignore
- Delete live hook file /Users/stevey/gt/deacon/.beads/hook-deacon.json
Work is now tracked exclusively via pinned beads (status=pinned, assignee=agent).
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- Add AgentRuntime struct to track tmux session status
- Implement discoverGlobalAgents() for Mayor/Deacon
- Implement discoverRigAgents() for witness/refinery/crew/polecats
- Update text output to show ✓ running / ✗ stopped for each agent
- Color-code status: green for running, red for stopped
- Include hook info inline with agent status
- JSON output includes full runtime state in 'agents' field
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Replace hook file mechanism with discovery-based pinned beads:
- gt hook: now runs bd update <bead> --status=pinned
- gt sling: same, plus nudge to target
- gt handoff: same when bead ID provided
- gt prime: checks pinned beads instead of hook files
- gt mol status: no longer checks hook files
Key changes:
- outputAttachmentStatus: extended to all roles (was Crew/Polecat only)
- checkSlungWork: now queries pinned beads instead of reading hook files
- wisp/io.go functions: marked deprecated with migration notes
This follows Gas Town discovery over explicit state principle.
Hook files are kept for backward compatibility but no longer written.
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When `gt sling <bead> <rig>` is used with a rig name as target, sling now
automatically spawns a fresh polecat and slings work to it. This provides
a simpler alternative to `gt spawn --issue <bead> <rig>` for quick dispatch.
Changes:
- Add IsRigName() helper to detect bare rig names
- Add SpawnPolecatForSling() for lightweight polecat creation
- Update sling to detect rig targets and auto-spawn
- Update help text for both sling and spawn to document behavior
Design: spawn and sling remain distinct commands with different purposes:
- sling: Light spawn with hook + nudge (quick dispatch)
- spawn: Full workflow with mol-polecat-work, mail, witness notification
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- Add Args field to SlungWork struct in wisp/types.go
- Add --args/-a flag to gt sling command
- Display args in gt prime autonomous mode
- Display args in gt mol status output
The --args string is stored in the hook and shown to the LLM executor,
which interprets the instructions naturally without schema maintenance.
Example: gt sling beads-release --args "patch release"
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Replace SendKeys approach with respawn-pane -k when starting Claude
in crew sessions. This gives cleaner exit behavior:
- Before: Claude exits → shell prompt → exit shell → session ends
- After: Claude exits → session ends (no intermediate shell)
Changes:
- Add GetPaneID() to tmux package for pane ID retrieval
- Update crew_at.go to use RespawnPane for both new and restart cases
- Remove unnecessary waits and multi-step Claude startup
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