ReconcilePool now detects and kills orphan tmux sessions (sessions without
corresponding polecat directories). This prevents allocation from being
blocked by broken state from crashed polecats.
Changes:
- Add tmux to Manager to check for orphan sessions during reconciliation
- Add ReconcilePoolWith for testable session/directory reconciliation logic
- Always clear hook_bead slot when reopening agent beads (fixes stale hooks)
- Prune stale git worktree entries during reconciliation
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The swarm dispatch command now always spawns fresh polecats instead of
searching for idle ones to reuse. With the self-cleaning model, polecats
self-nuke when done - there are no idle polecats to reuse.
Closes: gt-h4yc3
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- Create mayor.Manager for mayor lifecycle (Start/Stop/IsRunning/Status)
- Create deacon.Manager for deacon lifecycle with respawn loop
- Move session.Manager to polecat.SessionManager (clearer naming)
- Add zombie session detection for mayor/deacon (kills tmux if Claude dead)
- Remove duplicate session startup code from up.go, start.go, mayor.go
- Rename sessMgr -> polecatMgr for consistency
- Make witness/refinery SessionName() public for status display
All agent types now follow the same Manager pattern:
mgr := agent.NewManager(...)
mgr.Start(...)
mgr.Stop()
mgr.IsRunning()
mgr.Status()
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gt swarm create was failing when using a pre-existing epic because
it tried to call `bd update --mol-type=swarm`, but bd update doesn't
support the --mol-type flag.
Fix: Only set mol-type during bd create (when epic doesn't exist.
Pre-existing epics work as-is since swarm functionality doesn't
depend on the mol-type field.
Closes gt-zqt4d
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Pass CLAUDE_SESSION_ID environment variable to bd close for work attribution
tracking, enabling queries like "what work did this session do?" for entity
CV building (per decision 009-session-events-architecture.md).
Changes:
- beads.Close() and CloseWithReason() now pass --session to bd close
- Updated all direct exec.Command("bd", "close"...) calls:
- internal/mail/mailbox.go - closeInDir()
- internal/cmd/swarm.go - swarm land and cancel
- internal/cmd/hook.go - auto-replace completed beads
- internal/cmd/synthesis.go - convoy close
- internal/cmd/crew_lifecycle.go - workspace removal
- internal/cmd/polecat.go - polecat nuke
The bd CLI already supports --session (or CLAUDE_SESSION_ID env var) so
this change ensures consistent session tracking across all gt close paths.
Fixes: gt-nvz8b
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Parent commands (mol, mail, crew, polecat, etc.) previously showed help
and exited 0 for unknown subcommands like "gt mol foobar". This masked
errors in scripts and confused users.
Added requireSubcommand() helper to root.go and applied it to all parent
commands. Now unknown subcommands properly error with exit code 1.
Example before: gt mol unhook → shows help, exits 0
Example after: gt mol unhook → "Error: unknown command "unhook"", exits 1
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- Convoy: Persistent tracking unit for batched work across rigs
- Swarm: Ephemeral workers on a convoy (no separate tracking)
Changes:
- docs/convoy.md: New comprehensive convoy documentation
- docs/swarm.md: Updated to explain ephemeral nature
- docs/reference.md: Replace swarm section with convoy commands
- internal/cmd/convoy.go: Clarify help text
- internal/cmd/swarm.go: Mark as deprecated
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Using "greenplace" (The Green Place from Mad Max: Fury Road) as the
canonical example project/rig name in documentation and help text.
This provides a clearer distinction from the actual gastown repo name.
Changes:
- docs/*.md: Updated all example paths and commands
- internal/cmd/*.go: Updated help text examples
- internal/templates/: Updated example references
- Tests: Updated to use greenplace in example session names
Note: Import paths (github.com/steveyegge/gastown) and actual code
paths referencing the gastown repo structure are unchanged.
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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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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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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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Replace .runtime/swarms.json with beads-backed swarm tracking:
- gt swarm create: calls bd create --type=epic --mol-type=swarm
- gt swarm status: calls bd swarm status
- gt swarm list: calls bd list --mol-type=swarm --type=epic
- gt swarm start: uses bd swarm status to find ready tasks
- gt swarm land: checks completion via bd, closes epic
- gt swarm cancel: closes epic with cancelled reason
Removed:
- SwarmStore type and LoadSwarmStore/Save functions
- Old spawnSwarmWorkers (replaced with spawnSwarmWorkersFromBeads)
- Unused helper functions (stateStyle, taskStateIcon, matchesStatus)
This implements "discovery over tracking" principle from swarm-architecture.md:
swarm state is now derived from beads epic/issue statuses rather than
maintaining separate state in .runtime/swarms.json.
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- Add PrintWarning helper in internal/style/style.go
- Update 35 warning message outputs across 16 files to use consistent format
- All warnings now display as "⚠ Warning: <message>" in yellow/bold
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All 156 instances of _ = error suppression in non-test code now have
explanatory comments documenting why the error is intentionally ignored.
Categories of intentional suppressions:
- non-fatal: session works without these - tmux environment setup
- non-fatal: theming failure does not affect operation - visual styling
- best-effort cleanup - defer cleanup on failure paths
- best-effort notification - mail/notifications that should not block
- best-effort interrupt - graceful shutdown attempts
- crypto/rand.Read only fails on broken system - random ID generation
- output errors non-actionable - fmt.Fprint to io.Writer
This addresses the silent failure and debugging concerns raised in the
issue by making the intentionality explicit in the code.
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Organize 43 commands into 7 logical groups using cobra's built-in
AddGroup/GroupID feature:
- Work Management: spawn, sling, hook, handoff, done, mol, mq, etc.
- Agent Management: mayor, witness, refinery, deacon, polecat, etc.
- Communication: mail, nudge, broadcast, peek
- Services: daemon, start, stop, up, down, shutdown
- Workspace: rig, crew, init, install, git-init, namepool
- Configuration: account, theme, hooks, issue, completion
- Diagnostics: status, doctor, prime, version, help
Also renamed molecule to mol as the primary command name
(molecule is now an alias).
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TUI improvements for Christmas launch:
- Add phase transition table and lifecycle diagram to `gt molecule --help`
- Add swarm lifecycle diagram to `gt swarm --help`
- Add mail routing diagram to `gt mail --help`
- Add sling mechanics diagram to `gt sling --help`
- Create Lipgloss table helper (internal/style/table.go)
- Migrate mq_list to use styled tables with color-coded priorities
- Migrate molecule list to use styled tables
- Add fuzzy matching "did you mean" suggestions for polecat not found errors
- Add suggest package with Levenshtein distance implementation
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Fix ~50 errcheck warnings across the codebase:
- Add explicit `_ =` for intentionally ignored error returns (cleanup,
best-effort operations, etc.)
- Use `defer func() { _ = ... }()` pattern for defer statements
- Handle tmux SetEnvironment, KillSession, SendKeysRaw returns
- Handle mail router.Send returns
- Handle os.RemoveAll, os.Rename in cleanup paths
- Handle rand.Read returns for ID generation
- Handle fmt.Fprint* returns when writing to io.Writer
- Fix for-select with single case to use for-range
- Handle cobra MarkFlagRequired returns
All tests pass. Code compiles without errors.
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- gt crew at: auto-detect crew from cwd, run gt prime after launch
- Polecats now use git worktrees from refinery (faster than clones)
- Updated architecture.md for two-tier beads mail model
- Town beads (gm-*) for Mayor mail/coordination
- Rig .beads/ symlinks to refinery/rig/.beads
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- ExecuteLanding: Full landing protocol for swarms
- Phase 1: Stop all polecat sessions
- Phase 2: Git audit (uncommitted/unpushed detection)
- Phase 3: Branch cleanup
- Phase 4: Mail notification to Mayor
- Code at risk detection with escalation
- Beads-only changes considered safe
- Updated gt swarm land to use full protocol
Closes gt-kmn.6
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- gt swarm create: Create swarm from beads epic with workers
- gt swarm start: Activate a created swarm
- gt swarm status: Show detailed swarm info with task progress
- gt swarm list: List swarms with filtering by rig/status
- gt swarm land: Manually trigger landing to target branch
- gt swarm cancel: Cancel an active swarm
- SwarmStore: JSON-based persistence for swarm state
- Support for --json output on status and list commands
Closes gt-kmn.7
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