The custom-message scheme (user-decided 2026-09-12): system-authored
user-role messages are NOT human messages — they carry marker data parts
only, the adapter owns their model-facing wording, and the UI renders
them under control. Nothing fake is ever persisted as human speech.
The inventory (all migrated):
- probe→teacher handoff wake: was a text-bearing user message rendering
as a fake user bubble; now data-probe-handoff marker-only — the
adapter flattens it to HANDOFF_TEXT (core/contracts/chat.ts), the UI
renders a quiet 'Preparing your plan…' system line.
- plan accept/decline: was boilerplate text ('The plan is accepted…',
'I'd like the plan revised…') masquerading as learner speech — the
decline wasn't even marked; now data-verdict {accepted, at} on its own
message, adapter flattens to verdictText(), UI renders the quiet
verdict marker ('✓ Plan accepted' / '↻ Plan revision requested').
sendVerdict sends TWO REAL MESSAGES when the learner typed a note
(the note as a genuine user message, then the verdict) in ONE turn
via setMessages + sendMessage() — no 409 dance, no double teacher turn.
- sub-agent steers: the abort steer gains its data-subagent-aborted
marker part; the UI keys steer rendering off PARTS (artifact/aborted),
not metadata — metadata stays as pump mechanics only.
- record-adapter: systemTextOf() flattens marker-only messages; steers
keep their text (payload — briefs are content, not boilerplate).
phases.ts: plan→teach advances on data-verdict{accepted:true} only;
learner text alone can never sanction teaching (pinned). data-plan-
accepted retired, no back-compat (user-decided: wiped-data doctrine).
Pinned: record-adapter.test.ts (verdict/handoff flattening, note+verdict
order, steer payload kept, UI-only parts skipped), phases.test.ts
(verdict marker semantics, out-of-order, text-never-fakes), jobs.test.ts
(abort marker part), demos.test.tsx (badge renders off the part, not
metadata).
Live GLM smoke (disposable driver, deleted): probe→conclude→wake→plan→
decline-with-note (revised, still plan)→accept-with-note (teach) — ALL
CHECKS PASS, including marker-only handoff/verdict on the wire and zero
fake human speech in the transcript.
Gates: tsc, lint, build, 335/335.
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3.3 KiB
TypeScript
86 lines
3.3 KiB
TypeScript
/**
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* Phase derivation (docs/probe-teach-split.md §4) — EXPLICIT EVENTS, never
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* occupancy. The probe→teach agent split (2026-09-11) gave every phase
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* boundary a transcript marker:
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*
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* probe — until the first message containing a `tool-probe_done` part
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* (the prober concludes; the assessment rides the tool part)
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* plan — probe concluded, until the learner ACCEPTS the presented
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* plan (a `data-verdict` part with accepted:true on the verdict
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* button's own user message — the explicit verdict gate;
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* plan_init itself is only the PRESENTATION and moves no
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* phase; a declined verdict stays in plan)
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* teach — teaching is sanctioned
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*
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* The former derived-occupancy seam (phase-of-tree via `currentNodeId`)
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* is GONE: nothing ever writes currentNodeId (the stuck-on-plan bug — a
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* session could never leave "plan"), and the stored tree no longer carries
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* progress fields at all. No backwards compatibility: legacy sessions
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* without probe_done simply read as probe (they are wiped data).
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*
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* Pure: no imports, no runtime deps — safe on server, client, and tests.
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*/
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/** The three phases of a session, as the picker / header / dividers see them. */
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export type Phase3 = "probe" | "plan" | "teach";
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/**
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* Minimal structural slice of a UI message for the phase scan: parts with
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* a state and (for concluded calls) an output.
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*/
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export interface PhaseMessage {
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parts: ReadonlyArray<{ type: string; state?: string; output?: unknown }>;
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}
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/** The phase at `upToIndex` (inclusive; default: the last message). */
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export function phaseAt3(messages: readonly PhaseMessage[], upToIndex?: number): Phase3 {
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let phase: Phase3 = "probe";
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const last = Math.min(upToIndex ?? messages.length - 1, messages.length - 1);
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for (let i = 0; i <= last; i++) {
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phase = advance(phase, messages[i]?.parts);
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}
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return phase;
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}
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/** One message's advance of the phase (pure fold step). */
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function advance(
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phase: Phase3,
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parts: ReadonlyArray<{ type: string; state?: string; output?: unknown }> | undefined,
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): Phase3 {
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if (!parts) return phase;
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for (const part of parts) {
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// STRICTLY SEQUENTIAL: probe → plan only via a concluded probe_done,
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// plan → teach only via the learner's plan acceptance (data-verdict
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// with accepted:true). A marker out of order advances nothing — the
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// chain never skips. plan_init PRESENTS the map; only the verdict
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// sanctions teaching (a decline stays in plan).
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if (phase === "probe" && part.type === "tool-probe_done" && part.state === "output-available") {
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phase = "plan";
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}
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if (
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phase === "plan" &&
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part.type === "data-verdict" &&
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(part as { data?: { accepted?: unknown } }).data?.accepted === true
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) {
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phase = "teach";
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}
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}
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return phase;
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}
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/**
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* The phase at EVERY message index, in one forward fold — the transcript
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* dividers render one per boundary, so phaseAt3(m, i) per index would rescan
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* 0..i each time (quadratic); this is the same derivation, linear.
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* out[i] === phaseAt3(messages, i) for every i.
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*/
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export function phaseTimeline(messages: readonly PhaseMessage[]): Phase3[] {
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const out: Phase3[] = [];
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let phase: Phase3 = "probe";
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for (let i = 0; i < messages.length; i++) {
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phase = advance(phase, messages[i]?.parts);
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out.push(phase);
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}
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return out;
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}
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