Implements canonical naming convention for agent bead IDs:
- Town-level: gt-mayor, gt-deacon (unchanged)
- Rig-level: gt-<rig>-witness, gt-<rig>-refinery (was gt-witness-<rig>)
- Named: gt-<rig>-crew-<name>, gt-<rig>-polecat-<name> (was gt-crew-<rig>-<name>)
Changes:
- Added AgentBeadID helper functions to internal/beads/beads.go
- Updated all ID generation call sites to use helpers
- Fixed session parsing in theme.go, statusline.go, agents.go
- Updated doctor check and fix to use canonical format
- Updated tests for new format
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All agent bead creation now uses shared role beads:
- gt-mayor-role, gt-deacon-role
- gt-witness-role, gt-refinery-role
- gt-crew-role, gt-polecat-role
Previous code created per-instance role bead references like
gt-witness-gastown-role which is wrong. Role beads are shared
class definitions, not per-instance.
Files fixed:
- internal/rig/manager.go
- internal/doctor/agent_beads_check.go
- internal/cmd/prime.go
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gt rig add now creates .claude/settings.json with patrol hooks for:
- witness/ directory (SessionStart, PreCompact, UserPromptSubmit hooks)
- refinery/ directory (same hooks)
gt deacon start also creates hooks if not present (idempotent).
These hooks run `gt prime && gt mail check --inject` on session start,
enabling autonomous patrol execution when daemon sends heartbeats.
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Added comments explaining that RoleBead establishes a naming convention
for the canonical location of role definitions. The referenced bead may
not exist yet - this enables tooling like gt doctor to check for and
scaffold missing role beads.
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Bootstrap now creates agent beads for ZFC compliance:
- Always: <prefix>-witness-<rig>, <prefix>-refinery-<rig>
- First rig only: <prefix>-deacon, <prefix>-mayor
Agent beads are created in the rig's beads database (not town beads)
because the daemon looks up beads by prefix routing.
Changes:
- internal/rig/manager.go: Added initAgentBeads() function
- internal/cmd/install.go: Added comment explaining why beads aren't
created here (no rig exists yet at install time)
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bd defaults to $BD_ACTOR → git config user.name → $USER, which is
more accurate for system tools like doctor and rig init.
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- Add CreatedBy field to Issue struct (matches beads GH#748)
- Add Actor field to CreateOptions, pass --actor to bd create
- Add ActorString() method to RoleInfo for identity formatting
- Update all beads.Create() callers to pass Actor
- Update direct bd create exec calls with --actor:
- mail/router.go: uses sender identity
- patrol_helpers.go: uses role name
- doctor/patrol_check.go: uses "gt-doctor"
- rig/manager.go: uses "gt-rig-init"
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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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- Mayor is now a regular clone (doesn't need branch visibility)
- Refinery is a worktree on main (can see polecat branches, direct merge)
- This matches migrated gastown and satisfies doctor branch check
- Add .repo.git as shared bare repo for worktrees
- Update polecat manager to use bare repo when available
- Add git.NewGitWithDir() and CloneBare() for bare repo support
- Update gt rig init to create bare repo architecture for new rigs
- Refinery and polecats now share branch visibility via shared .git
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- Delete builtin_molecules.go (empty stubs)
- Remove `mol export` command (exported 0 molecules)
- Clean dead code in catalog.go iterating empty BuiltinMolecules()
- Update docs to reference formula files instead of Go code
Molecules are now defined as .beads/formulas/*.formula.json files
and cooked into proto beads via `bd cook`.
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Wisps are now just a flag on regular beads issues (Wisp=true).
No separate directory needed - hooks stored in .beads/.
Changes:
- wisp package: WispDir now points to .beads/, removed PatrolCycle
- manager.go: removed initWispBeads() - no separate dir to create
- mrqueue.go: MRs stored in .beads/mq/ instead of .beads-wisp/mq/
- doctor: removed obsolete wisp directory checks
- docs: updated wisp-architecture.md to reflect simplified model
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Architecture changes:
- Refinery created as worktree of mayor clone (shares .git)
- Polecat branches stay local (never pushed to origin)
- MRs stored as wisps in .beads-wisp/mq/ (ephemeral)
- Only main gets pushed to origin after merge
New mrqueue package for wisp-based MR storage.
Updated spawn, done, mq_submit, refinery, molecule templates.
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Update .beads-ephemeral/ to .beads-wisp/ per beads v0.33.1:
- Renamed initEphemeralBeads to initWispBeads
- Changed directory from .beads-ephemeral/ to .beads-wisp/
- Changed config from ephemeral: true to wisp: true
- Updated help text and output messages
- Updated tests
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During rig initialization, now creates a .beads-ephemeral/ directory:
- Initialized as a git repo (for local versioning)
- Contains config.yaml with ephemeral: true
- Automatically added to rig .gitignore
This provides a local-only beads database for runtime tracking of
wisps and molecules, separate from the synced .beads/ database.
Closes gt-3x0z.1
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The sync-branch setting is up to the project's .beads/config.yaml,
not something Gas Town should force. Projects can use bd doctor --fix
to configure sync-branch if they want multi-clone coordination.
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New rigs now get sync-branch: beads-sync in their .beads/config.yaml
automatically. This enables multi-clone coordination for polecats,
crew members, and refinery.
Also added gt doctor check (beads-sync-branch) to verify existing rigs
have sync-branch configured, with --fix support.
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Witnesses don't have git clones like other agents. The detection was
checking for witness/rig which doesn't exist. Now correctly checks for
witness/state.json which is created by AddRig.
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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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When gt rig add creates workspaces by cloning a repository, the cloned
repos CLAUDE.md would be inherited, causing crew workers to show refinery
context. Now explicitly create role-appropriate CLAUDE.md files after each
clone to ensure correct agent prompting.
Fixes gt-vdp0
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- Implement AddRig with container-based approach (rig root is NOT a clone)
- Create internal/cmd/rig.go with add/list/remove subcommands
- Clone repo into refinery/rig/, mayor/rig/, crew/main/
- Initialize rig-level .beads/ with derived prefix
- Update docs/architecture.md to match implementation
- File gt-jpt epic for town-level beads redesign
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Add crew/ directory support to rig structure for user-managed
persistent workspaces. Crew workers are separate from polecats
(AI-managed) and can have optional custom BEADS_DIR configuration.
- Add internal/crew package with Worker type and Manager
- Update rig types to include Crew slice and CrewCount in summary
- Update rig manager to scan for crew workers
- Add crew/ to AgentDirs for rig initialization
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