Lift the wave loop into the adapter as run_episode - #71
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds ChangesEpisode orchestration
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Host
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Host->>run_episode: provide Journal runner driver routing and Door
run_episode->>Conductor: open door and process waves
run_episode->>SessionLog: read projected rows
run_episode->>Conductor: fetch shown conversations
run_episode->>SeatRunner: execute concurrent turns
SeatRunner-->>run_episode: return turn results
run_episode->>Host: persist notes commits events and turn results
run_episode-->>Host: return Report
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Concurrent journal updates can be repeated in a later seat prompt. Bound all reads for a wave to its captured watermark before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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| fn build_seat(&self, seat: &str, belt: EpisodeBelt) -> crate::Result<OpenHumanSessionHost> { | ||
| let policy = belt.admit(None); | ||
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Pass the completion contract to the plain hosted seat
plain receives the generated contract, but PlainHost::build_seat hard-codes only "You lead the desk.", and the caller then explicitly discards contract. The scripted model is instructed to call the completion tool by that contract in the other runner paths; without it, this test's events.len() == 1 assertion is not testing the same behavior and can fail because the model has no instruction to emit the call. Store the contract/prompt in PlainHost (or otherwise include it when constructing the session) and use it here.
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Fixed in 8be262c7: plain no longer takes the contract. The plain path exists to prove the defaults (no prefix, no wrapper, no hook); the scripted model answers the completion tool by name, so the contract text never bore on the assertion, and the parameter was vestigial.
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| pub use episode::{Journal, Report, run_episode}; |
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Export only an existing episode function
The crate-wide search found no run_episode definition in crates/tinyhivemind-openhuman/src; consequently this re-export will fail name resolution unless the new episode module defines the symbol under a different form that was not visible in the lookup. Add the function with this exact name or re-export the module's actual entry point before merging.
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Declined: run_episode is defined in crates/tinyhivemind-openhuman/src/episode/mod.rs on this branch and the re-export resolves; the Rust job compiles and runs it (episode::test exercises it end to end).
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| ephemeral_route::apply(&mut config, ephemeral); | ||
| let config = Arc::new(config); | ||
| let (context, _, _) = Box::pin(CoreContext::init_with_config( |
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Prevent core initialization from opening host storage
CoreContext::init_with_config explicitly initializes stores, the session database, and the keyring beneath config.workspace_dir; its contract says this call decides where those resources are created, not whether they are created. Since this method sets workspace_dir to the caller's path and then invokes it, LibraryHost::boot can open or write database/filesystem state despite the module's claim that nothing is written there and despite the repository rule that the host owns storage. Use a core initialization path that does not initialize persistent stores, or otherwise provide an explicitly storage-free context for library sessions.
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Declined, by ADR 0025: tinyhivemind-openhuman is the one crate in the workspace that links the harness, and the raw runner has booted the core as a library host since #66 (7f4c6729), because the alternative is the desktop sign-in gate. The workspace it boots in is the host's to choose. A host with a booted core of its own uses HostedRunner and never calls LibraryHost::boot, which is what the hosted runner exists for.
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| /// One conversation above `after`, rendered. | ||
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| pub fn thread_since(&self, root: Sequence, after: Sequence) -> Vec<String> { | ||
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Filter conversation rows for the requesting seat
thread_since returns the root and every row in the conversation without checking whether the caller is one of the two seats authorized by the root ask. For example, an ask addressed to alice by bob, followed by a private reply, is returned in full to any caller that knows the root sequence, including carol. The module documents conversation visibility as restricted to those two seats, so pass the requesting seat into this API and apply the same root-author/only_for check before rendering rows.
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Filter conversation rows for the requesting seat
[RULE] private-data-isolation
thread_since returns the root and every reply without considering the seat that is reading it. Conversation rows are audience-restricted to the asker and the targeted seat, so when this helper is used to build separate seat contexts, a seat can receive another seat's private conversation. Pass the requesting seat into this API and filter the root/replies using the conversation participants (or apply the same audience check before rendering).
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Declined: MemoryLog::thread / thread_since are the host's own view of its journal, like all, and nothing seat-facing reads them. What a seat is shown goes through project_session as Viewer::Agent (hosted/seed.rs, episode::rows_above), which applies the root-author / only_for rule; desk_since takes a seat because the example desk renders a seat's desk view with it.
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| turns: conductor.turns_run(), | ||
| waves: conductor.waves(), | ||
| discharged: conductor.discharged(), | ||
| conversations: conductor.conversations(), |
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Report concluded conversations instead of active conversations
Conductor::conversations() is the number of currently open child conversations, not the number that have concluded. Once the loop reaches quiescence, that count is zero, so Report::conversations is always zero for a successfully completed episode despite its documentation saying “Conversations concluded.” Use the conductor's concluded-count API (or maintain a count when conclusion events are processed) for this field.
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Declined: Conductor::conversations() returns self.concluded.len() (conduct/mod.rs:242), the conversations concluded so far, not the open children. episode::test asserts the count on a completed episode.
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Represent the cursor before sequence zero
When child.root is Sequence(0), saturating_sub(1) produces Sequence(0), so this is not a cursor immediately before the ask row. If the host's transcript read uses an exclusive lower bound, the first row at sequence zero is omitted; if it uses an inclusive bound, the cursor also cannot distinguish "before zero" from "at zero". The repository permits Sequence(0) (for example, an episode can be opened at sequence zero), and the changed comment requires the ask row to be visible while starting below it. The surrounding host read implementation is not included here, so the exact symptom depends on whether that cursor is exclusive or inclusive, but this code cannot satisfy the stated invariant for a zero root; provide an explicit before-first cursor or handle the zero-root case in the transcript-read API.
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Declined: sequence zero is the origin below the first row throughout the driver, not a row. The episode is opened at Sequence(0) (conduct/mod.rs:177), a desk seat with nothing delivered starts at Sequence(0), and since is an inclusive watermark (hosted/seed.rs reads before: since + 1). A root is a committed row, so it is above the origin and root - 1 is well-defined; a host whose log numbers from zero would already be at odds with the opening watermark, not with this line.
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Correction, after checking the host this is for: OpenCompany numbers its first event zero in every store (SQLite COALESCE(MAX(seq) + 1, 0), the file store's unwrap_or(0), MongoDB's "before the first allocation the seq is 0"), and maps EventSeq to Sequence one to one. So a fresh company's first operator row sits at sequence zero, below the driver's desk watermark, and a raw or embed seat's first brief omits it. MemoryLog numbers from one, which is why no test here shows it. The finding stands for that host. The fix is the driver's: the "nothing shown yet" watermark becomes Option<Sequence> on Turn::since and the delivered-through map, rather than a sequence a host may use. That is a wire change to Turn, so it lands as its own pull request on main after this one, with a test over a log numbered from zero.
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Fixed in 05936466, in this pull request after all. Turn::since is Option<Sequence> (null on the wire, and required to be present), a thread's first turn starts just below its root or nowhere for a root at zero, the log's newest row is an Option too, and the episode now opens at the task's row with the passed-over seats completed on that row directly, so a task at sequence zero is neither hidden from the starter nor refused as a stale completion. SeatRunner::turn and the history seed take the option. A driver test and an adapter test each run a task at row zero, on a journal numbered from zero, through to completion.
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Construct policy decisions with the current API
ToolPolicyDecision is a struct in the pinned OpenHuman source, not an enum with Allow and Deny variants. This expression, and the corresponding Deny usages in this test, therefore fail to compile. Construct decisions using the struct fields and ToolPolicyAction expected by the current API.
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Use the checked-in tool-policy decision shape
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ToolPolicyDecision is defined as a struct with fields such as tool_name, action, required_permission, and allowed_permission; it does not expose Allow or Deny enum variants. Both this expression and the ToolPolicyDecision::Deny { .. } matches in the new tests therefore fail to compile. Construct or match the actual decision struct/API used by the vendored OpenHuman version.
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Declined: at the pinned revision (1ecf1b0b), openhuman_core::agent::tool_policy::ToolPolicyDecision is an enum with Allow, RequireApproval and Deny (tool_policy.rs:139); the struct you found is tools::agent_policy::types::ToolPolicyDecision, a different type. The test compiles and passes in the Rust job.
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| &TokenSource::Fixed(Arc::new(format!("tinyhivemind-raw-{}", std::process::id()))), | ||
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Keep library boot from initializing OpenHuman storage
CoreContext::init_with_config uses the supplied config to initialize stores, including the session database and keyring beneath config.workspace_dir. This makes every LibraryHost::boot open or create host-owned storage, contradicting the repository rule that the host owns storage and the module's claim that nothing is written. Use a core initialization path that does not initialize persistence, or otherwise provide an explicit no-storage context for library sessions.
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Stop logging unrecorded seat replies
When a turn makes no accepted tool call, this prints up to 600 characters of the model's arbitrary reply to stderr. The reply can repeat private brief or thread content, and host stderr is commonly collected in shared logs. Avoid logging the response, or use an explicitly redacted/debug-only sink that cannot expose seat context.
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Declined: this is the example's operator console, run by the person who owns the desk, and the seat's untooled reply is the only trace of a refusal it read or a deliverable it typed instead of recording. The library crates print nothing; a host chooses its own sink.
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Preserve the per-turn tool iteration bound
The previous implementation configured AgentConfig { max_tool_iterations: MAX_TOOL_ITERATIONS, .. } for every fresh session. This refactor removes that limit and does not pass an equivalent bound at the new session-construction call site. If LibraryHost::session uses the harness default, a model can repeatedly invoke tools until the outer timeout, causing unbounded work and violating the repository's bounded-round rule. Preserve the existing six-iteration limit in the library/session configuration or pass it explicitly here.
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Declined: the bound moved with the session builder. LibraryHost::session sets AgentConfig { max_tool_iterations: MAX_TOOL_ITERATIONS, .. } (raw/library.rs:36, :144) for every session it builds, so the raw seat keeps the six-iteration ceiling.
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The loop that steps an episode -- begin the wave, propose the turns, brief and run each, record what each called, take the conductor's steps until the wave settles -- lived in the example, so every host had to copy it. It is now tinyhivemind_openhuman::run_episode, over a Journal the host implements: its SessionLog, and how it appends the conductor's commits and notes; three hooks with defaults show events, compose the prompt, and see a turn's outcome. Rows for a turn are read through project_session as the seat, so what is withheld from a seat when it is seeded is withheld when it is briefed. Two things came out along the way. The ask row is now the first new row of the conversation it roots for the seat asked; before, a first thread turn started at the ask and never showed it. And MemoryLog is always compiled, in its own journal module, since it needs nothing the offline feature pulls and a host with nothing better can start on it. The example's host splits into DeskJournal, for every runner, and DeskHost, its seats; both proofs and the bench run through the loop. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ad once The after-turn hook read the seat's usage back from the shared per-seat map after the wrapper returned, so a later turn on the same seat could overwrite it first; the usage now travels in a slot owned by the turn, and the map stays the host's `usage(seat)` view. `register_seats` documents that the process registry is set once, and the error a later registration hits says so. The stall test asserts that the private nudge woke nobody and is absent from two's desk view, rather than holding vacuously over an empty set; the plain hosted seat drops the contract it never used. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@crates/tinyhivemind-openhuman/src/episode/mod.rs`:
- Around line 144-166: Compute the fallible latest(journal.log()) watermark once
before iterating turns, then reuse it for every job. In the transcript-building
logic around Conductor::open_turn, only call
conductor.shown_conversations(&turn.seat) and load transcript rows for desk
turns; use an empty collection for thread turns.
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- Around line 57-62: Update the section heading describing the conducted example
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Future is not part of Rust's prelude, and this file does not import std::future::Future. As written, the test module fails to compile with an unresolved type name. Import the trait or use its fully qualified path in the bound.
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Pass the completion contract to the plain hosted seat
The plain hosted path no longer accepts the contract, and PlainHost::build_seat still creates the session with only "You lead the desk.". Consequently this seat is not given the completion contract that the hosted runner must enforce, so its completion behavior can diverge from the other runners. Keep the contract in this path and pass it into the session prompt or the equivalent contract-bearing API.
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Declined, as on the earlier thread: the hosted runner does not enforce a contract, the journal composes it into the brief for every runner alike, and the plain path exists to prove the host defaults with the seat prompt held constant. The scripted model answers the completion tool by name, so the contract text bore on nothing the test asserts, and passing it would only restore a parameter the function never read.
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Do not print unrecorded replies as desk activity
When a seat returns a successful text reply without an accepted tool call, this prints the reply even though it was never committed to the journal and cannot affect the episode. Operators can therefore mistake model prose for a desk message or deliverable, while refusals and failed calls are already reported separately. Keep the no-tool-call diagnostic if useful, but omit the raw reply or label it unambiguously as discarded output.
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Fixed in fcec0c2d: the line now reads [no tool call] @seat -- reply discarded, not recorded: above the text, so an operator cannot read it as a desk row. The text stays, as the only trace of a refusal the seat read or a deliverable it typed instead of recording.
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Preserve private visibility when journaling plain-host events
PlainHost now implements Journal, but it unconditionally passes None for commit.only_for (and does the same for note.only_for below). A private Commit or Note sent through this host is therefore recorded as desk-visible, unlike TestHost, which preserves as_deref(). Forward the visibility field for both journal methods so the plain host does not alter message privacy.
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Fixed in fcec0c2d: PlainHost forwards only_for on both commit and note, as TestHost does.
The loop read the log's newest sequence per turn though nothing is appended while a wave is prepared, and prefetched every conversation a seat is in for thread turns that are never shown them. The plain test host forwarded no `only_for`, so a private commit or note through it became a desk row. The example marks a seat's untooled reply as discarded, and its README counts three runners. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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rows_above applies a strict row.sequence > since filter. Passing Sequence(0) as the starting cursor therefore excludes a legitimate row whose sequence is zero, which is exactly the cursor used for a thread's full window here. The same sentinel is used for the empty-log case in latest, so it cannot distinguish “before the first row” from “after row zero”. Use an explicit pre-first cursor or otherwise preserve sequence-zero rows while retaining strict exclusion of an already-seen cursor.
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The initial thread window uses Sequence(0), while rows_above retains only rows where row.sequence > since. Because sequence zero is a valid first row, that row is omitted from a seat's initial context. Use the repository's representation for a cursor before the first sequence (or otherwise make the initial read inclusive of sequence zero) rather than using a valid sequence as the empty cursor.
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Declined, as on the earlier thread: sequence zero is the origin below the first row throughout the driver, not a row. The episode is opened at Sequence(0) (conduct/mod.rs:177), a desk seat with nothing delivered starts there, and since is an inclusive watermark. So rows_above(.., Sequence(0)) is the whole channel by construction, and latest returning Sequence(0) for an empty log is the same origin. A host whose log numbers its first row zero is at odds with the opening watermark, not with this read.
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Correction, after checking the host this is for: OpenCompany numbers its first event zero in every store (SQLite COALESCE(MAX(seq) + 1, 0), the file store's unwrap_or(0), MongoDB's "before the first allocation the seq is 0"), and maps EventSeq to Sequence one to one. So a fresh company's first operator row sits at sequence zero, below the driver's desk watermark, and a raw or embed seat's first brief omits it. MemoryLog numbers from one, which is why no test here shows it. The finding stands for that host. The fix is the driver's: the "nothing shown yet" watermark becomes Option<Sequence> on Turn::since and the delivered-through map, rather than a sequence a host may use. That is a wire change to Turn, so it lands as its own pull request on main after this one, with a test over a log numbered from zero.
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Fixed in 05936466, in this pull request after all. Turn::since is Option<Sequence> (null on the wire, and required to be present), a thread's first turn starts just below its root or nowhere for a root at zero, the log's newest row is an Option too, and the episode now opens at the task's row with the passed-over seats completed on that row directly, so a task at sequence zero is neither hidden from the starter nor refused as a stale completion. SeatRunner::turn and the history seed take the option. A driver test and an adapter test each run a task at row zero, on a journal numbered from zero, through to completion.
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Stop logging unrecorded seat replies
When a turn makes no accepted tool call, the reply is intentionally not part of the desk record, but this branch still emits up to 600 characters of it to stderr. That exposes discarded seat output in the host's logs and contradicts the turn's unrecorded status; omit the reply contents when recorded == 0 and retain only a metadata diagnostic if needed.
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Declined, as on the earlier thread: this is the example's operator console, run by the person who owns the desk, and since fcec0c2d the line says the reply was discarded and not recorded. It is the only trace of a refusal the seat read or of a deliverable it typed instead of recording, which is exactly what an operator debugging a desk needs to see. The library crates print nothing.
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Pass the completion contract to the plain hosted seat
The plain hosted seat is now created without the runner-specific completion contract, and its PlainHost::build_seat still constructs the session with only the generic You lead the desk. prompt. This leaves the hosted path without the instructions that define how completion must be emitted, so the scripted turn can produce an unrecorded or otherwise invalid reply while the test only checks that some event exists. Keep the contract in this path and pass it into the session prompt just as the other hosted test does.
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Declined, as on the two earlier threads: no runner enforces a contract; the journal composes it into every brief, whichever runner runs the turn. The plain path holds the seat prompt constant to prove the host defaults, and the scripted model answers the completion tool by name, so the assertion that one event was recorded does not depend on the prompt text. This is the third time this finding has been raised and answered on this pull request.
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A seat shown nothing in a channel had `Turn::since` set to `Sequence(0)`, and the episode was opened at zero: a borrowed value, safe only while no host numbers a real row zero. OpenCompany numbers its first event zero in every store, so a fresh company's first task row sat on the watermark rather than above it, and the passed-over seats' completion at that row was refused as stale. `since` is now `Option<Sequence>`, present and `null` on the wire; a thread's first turn starts just below its root, or nowhere for a root at zero; the log's newest row is `Option` too, and the episode opens at the task's row, with the passed-over seats completed on it directly. The seam and the seed take the option. `MemoryLog` and the driver's test journal can number from zero, and a test on each side runs a task at row zero through to completion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The loop read the log's newest row once per wave and then read rows unbounded, so a row the host appended between the two reads was shown in that wave and again in the next, since a seat is recorded as shown through the watermark and no further. Every read for a wave now stops at the watermark, and a log with no rows yields none. A test appends a host row right after the watermark is read and sees it once, next turn. The episode tests are promoted to a directory: fixtures, the flow, the watermark and the journals. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Handle a maximum sequence watermark without dropping the bound
When the newest row has Sequence(u64::MAX), checked_add(1) returns None, so SessionQuery.before becomes unbounded. project_session then reads rows older than no cursor rather than rows through the captured watermark, allowing rows appended after the watermark to enter the turn and breaking the stated per-wave read boundary. Preserve the exclusive upper bound at the maximum sequence, or reject/report an unrepresentable watermark instead of silently converting it to None.
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Preserve the per-turn tool iteration bound
A scripted turn executes every call in its Vec<Call> without any bound. A test script with an arbitrarily large call list therefore makes one turn perform unbounded tool work, defeating the repository's bounded-round contract and allowing this fixture to exercise behavior that the production runner must reject or limit. Enforce the same per-turn call bound used by the runner, or reject scripts that exceed it.
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Import or qualify the Future trait
Future is not imported in this module, so this test support file fails to compile. Import std::future::Future or qualify the trait as std::future::Future.
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Future is not imported in this module, and it is not a prelude type, so this fixture fails to compile with an unresolved name. Qualify it as std::future::Future or add the corresponding import.
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Do not surface unrecorded seat replies
outcome contains the seat's raw textual reply, while events.len() counts only accepted tool calls that will later be folded into the host-owned journal. Passing both to turn_done lets journal implementations print or persist arbitrary seat output even when the turn produced no recorded activity, making it appear as desk content that does not exist in the transcript. Expose the outcome only when recorded activity exists, or change the callback to receive recorded activity rather than the raw turn result.
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Do not surface unrecorded seat replies
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outcome contains the seat's raw textual reply, while events.len() counts only accepted tool calls that will later be folded into the conductor. When a seat produces text but no recorded event, turn_done still receives that text, allowing a journal to print or persist activity absent from the host-owned transcript. Pass a committed result instead, or invoke this callback only when recorded activity exists.
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Stop logging unrecorded seat replies
DeskJournal::turn_done prints the first chunk of a seat's raw reply when the turn recorded no tool calls. This can leak arbitrary model output into the host's log and create the appearance of desk activity that is not part of the host-owned journal. The reply was not committed, so it should not be surfaced through the journal callback. Either skip the unrecorded-reply block entirely or gate it behind a dedicated diagnostic flag (not the existing quiet flag) that is separate from the journal's logging.
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Stacked on #70; the diff shows #69 and #70 until they merge.
The loop that steps a completion episode -- begin the wave, propose the turns, brief and run each, record what each called, take the conductor's steps until the wave settles -- lived in the
conductedexample, so every host would have copied it. It is nowtinyhivemind_openhuman::run_episode, and a host calls one function with its driver, its door, a runner, and aJournalit implements.Journalis what the host implements: itsSessionLog, andcommitandnoteto append the conductor's rows and return the sequence a commit was given. Three hooks have defaults:eventto show what the episode did,composeto put its own context in front of the brief,turn_doneto see a turn's reply, refusals and recorded calls.EpisodeHostis now aJournalfirst.project_session, as the seat, so what is withheld from a seat when it is seeded is withheld when it is briefed. The rows above the seat's watermark are its brief; the conversations it is shown are fetched by root from the newConductor::shown_conversations.JoinSet; a turn whose task panicked is a failed turn for its seat, not a failed wave.MemoryLogis always compiled, in its ownjournalmodule, since it needs nothing theofflinefeature pulls and a host with nothing better can start on it.DeskJournal, its in-memory log with the prompt and the log lines, for every runner, andDeskHost, its seats. Both proofs and the bench run through the loop with unchanged numbers.Related issue
None. Third of the changes for integrating the conductor into OpenCompany, and the one that leaves OpenCompany two trait implementations and a call.
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tinyhivemind-openhuman:run_episode,Journal,Report,journal::MemoryLog(alsoMemoryLogat the root),Error::Conduct.tinyhivemind-driver:Conductor::shown_conversations.EpisodeHostrequiresJournal; itslog()moved there.Turn::sinceis the row below the root). Seeding is unchanged, so the row is seen once.Turn::sinceisOption<Sequence>(nullon the wire, and the field must be present);Conductor::open_turntakeslatest: Option<Sequence>;SeatRunner::turntakessince: Option<Sequence>;MemoryLog::latestreturnsOption<Sequence>, anddesk_since/thread_sincetakeOption<Sequence>. PreviouslySequence(0)stood for "nothing shown yet", which is wrong for a host that numbers its first row zero, as OpenCompany does in every store.opened_atrather than at zero, with the passed-over seats completed on that row directly; a task at sequence zero no longer fails as a stale completion.MemoryLog::numbered_from, for a journal whose first row is not one.Validation
Commands actually run, with their outcome:
cargo fmt --all -- --check-- cleancargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings-- cleancargo build --all-targets --all-features-- okcargo test --all-featuresand plaincargo test-- all green; 25 adapter tests, 3 new; the plain run also covers the crate doctest, which no longer needs the feature.github/scripts/assert-pure.shandassert-openhuman-pin.sh-- cleancargo llvm-cov -p tinyhivemind-openhuman--episode/mod.rs98%,raw/mod.rs92%,hosted/mod.rs90%, every other file aboveRUSTDOCFLAGS="-D warnings" cargo doc --no-deps --all-features-- okexamples/openhuman: clippy;cargo test -- --skip security::preflight(49 passed); the proofs on all three runners and the hosted proof ontriage;CONDUCTED_BENCH=3-- embed 56.7 KiB/turn, raw and hosted 24.4, as beforeTests
episode/test.rs: a scripted runner with no model. An episode with an ask runs from its door to quiescence over the journal: the thread turn is briefed with the question, the asker's waking turn is shown the concluded conversation, and every turn comes back to the journal with what it recorded, including a refusal for an unservedpost. A seat that says nothing is nudged and the episode then stalls, with the nudge a private row to that seat alone. A journal keeping every default is briefed as the episode words it, and a turn whose task panics is run again.runner/test.rs: registering a seat after the registry is set is refused by name.conduct/test/conversations.rs: the seat asked starts one row below the ask.Deliberately untested: a host's
commitrefusing a row mid-wave, which is the same error path as the conductor refusing it.Documentation
episode/README.mdandjournal/README.md; the crate overview and its doc example, which is now aJournaland anEpisodeHost; the hosted README; the example READMEChecklist
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