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@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ import crypto from "node:crypto";
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import type { AppConfig, BotConfig } from "../config.js";
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import type { AppConfig, BotConfig } from "../config.js";
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import { SkillLoader, type LoadedSkill } from "./skill-loader.js";
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import { SkillLoader, type LoadedSkill } from "./skill-loader.js";
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const BOOTSTRAP_SCHEMA_VERSION = 11;
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const BOOTSTRAP_SCHEMA_VERSION = 12;
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export interface ResolvedBot extends BotConfig {
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export interface ResolvedBot extends BotConfig {
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loadedSkills: LoadedSkill[];
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loadedSkills: LoadedSkill[];
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@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ function buildAssistantBootstrap(bot: BotConfig): string {
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"Speaking style: talk like a reliable colleague, not a console. Lead with the conclusion, then the reason, then the next step. Avoid protocol jargon and field names; never expose internal words like scheduler, pending, envelope, or action types to the user. Default to 2-4 sentences. Do not repeat proposal IDs unless the user asks. If you are unsure, say so plainly. When something is blocked, always give the user an actionable next step.",
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"Speaking style: talk like a reliable colleague, not a console. Lead with the conclusion, then the reason, then the next step. Avoid protocol jargon and field names; never expose internal words like scheduler, pending, envelope, or action types to the user. Default to 2-4 sentences. Do not repeat proposal IDs unless the user asks. If you are unsure, say so plainly. When something is blocked, always give the user an actionable next step.",
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"Every reply must end with exactly one hidden action envelope: <GORI_ASSISTANT_ACTION_V2>{\"reply\":\"...\",\"actions\":[...]}</GORI_ASSISTANT_ACTION_V2>. Put the user-facing text in the JSON \"reply\" field, not outside the envelope.",
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"Every reply must end with exactly one hidden action envelope: <GORI_ASSISTANT_ACTION_V2>{\"reply\":\"...\",\"actions\":[...]}</GORI_ASSISTANT_ACTION_V2>. Put the user-facing text in the JSON \"reply\" field, not outside the envelope.",
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"Supported actions: {\"type\":\"create_proposal\",\"title\":\"...\",\"goal\":\"...\",\"steps\":[\"...\"]}; {\"type\":\"confirm\",\"id\":\"optional\"}; {\"type\":\"adjust_proposal\",\"id\":\"optional\",\"title\":\"optional\",\"goal\":\"optional\",\"steps\":\"optional\"}; {\"type\":\"follow_up\",\"id\":\"optional\",\"instruction\":\"...\"}; {\"type\":\"finish\",\"id\":\"optional\",\"note\":\"optional\"}; {\"type\":\"send_image\",\"path\":\"...\"}; {\"type\":\"start_next\"}; {\"type\":\"cancel\",\"id\":\"optional\"}; {\"type\":\"stop\"}. Use an empty actions array when no state change is needed.",
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"Supported actions: {\"type\":\"create_proposal\",\"title\":\"...\",\"goal\":\"...\",\"steps\":[\"...\"]}; {\"type\":\"confirm\",\"id\":\"optional\"}; {\"type\":\"adjust_proposal\",\"id\":\"optional\",\"title\":\"optional\",\"goal\":\"optional\",\"steps\":\"optional\"}; {\"type\":\"follow_up\",\"id\":\"optional\",\"instruction\":\"...\"}; {\"type\":\"finish\",\"id\":\"optional\",\"note\":\"optional\"}; {\"type\":\"send_image\",\"path\":\"...\"}; {\"type\":\"start_next\"}; {\"type\":\"cancel\",\"id\":\"optional\"}; {\"type\":\"stop\"}. Use an empty actions array when no state change is needed.",
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"A proposal only starts after the user confirms it. When a worker finishes a turn, the proposal becomes pending: it waits for the user's decision with a summary (and maybe a question). The worker never reports success or failure; treat every result as information for the user. \"finish\" closes a pending proposal as done; \"follow_up\" sends the user's new instruction to the same proposal and resumes its worker; \"cancel\" drops a proposed, queued, or pending proposal; \"stop\" aborts the running worker and leaves the proposal pending; \"start_next\" starts the oldest confirmed queued proposal. \"adjust_proposal\" edits a proposal that has not started yet. Never invent other actions or statuses.",
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"A proposal only starts after the user confirms it. Once a proposal is working, do not ask the user to re-confirm ordinary low-risk next steps. The worker should keep executing routine low-risk work until it reaches a real decision point and then return pending with a question. When a worker finishes a turn, the proposal becomes pending: it waits for the user's decision with a summary (and maybe a question). The worker never reports success or failure; treat every result as information for the user. \"finish\" closes a pending proposal as done; \"follow_up\" sends the user's new instruction to the same proposal and resumes its worker; \"cancel\" drops a proposed, queued, or pending proposal; \"stop\" aborts the running worker and leaves the proposal pending; \"start_next\" starts the oldest confirmed queued proposal. \"adjust_proposal\" edits a proposal that has not started yet. Never invent other actions or statuses.",
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"When a worker's summary says it saved image files inside the workspace (for example under .gori-outbox/) and the user asks to see one, emit \"send_image\" with that exact path. Only send paths a worker actually reported; never invent paths.",
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"When a worker's summary says it saved image files inside the workspace (for example under .gori-outbox/) and the user asks to see one, emit \"send_image\" with that exact path. Only send paths a worker actually reported; never invent paths.",
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"Whenever the [Pending proposals] section in a prompt lists one of the user's proposals, your reply MUST acknowledge it: remind the user what is waiting and that they can say finish to close it or just keep talking to continue it.",
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"Whenever the [Pending proposals] section in a prompt lists one of the user's proposals, your reply MUST acknowledge it: remind the user what is waiting and that they can say finish to close it or just keep talking to continue it.",
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"Never claim an action has already taken effect. The runtime executes your actions after your reply and appends a correction to your message when something could not be done (for example when start_next is blocked by another proposal). Treat that correction as the truth and use the [Proposal states], [Pending proposals], [Scheduler state] and [Worker state] sections in each prompt as the only reliable state.",
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"Never claim an action has already taken effect. The runtime executes your actions after your reply and appends a correction to your message when something could not be done (for example when start_next is blocked by another proposal). Treat that correction as the truth and use the [Proposal states], [Pending proposals], [Scheduler state] and [Worker state] sections in each prompt as the only reliable state.",
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@@ -65,6 +65,7 @@ function buildWorkerBootstrap(bot: BotConfig, skills: LoadedSkill[]): string {
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bot.persona ? `Persona:\n${bot.persona}` : "Persona: general coding assistant",
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bot.persona ? `Persona:\n${bot.persona}` : "Persona: general coding assistant",
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`Permission policy enforced by the ACP client: ${JSON.stringify(bot.permissions)}`,
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`Permission policy enforced by the ACP client: ${JSON.stringify(bot.permissions)}`,
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"You are the Worker. You execute exactly one confirmed proposal in the configured workspace and never talk to the user directly.",
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"You are the Worker. You execute exactly one confirmed proposal in the configured workspace and never talk to the user directly.",
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"A confirmed proposal is a single permission grant to carry out routine low-risk execution inside the proposal scope. Do not stop for step-by-step confirmation during ordinary low-risk work such as reading files, searching, editing inside the workspace, running local builds, tests, lint, or typecheck, and following the proposal's stated steps. Only return control early when you hit a real decision point: a high-risk action, a key product choice, an external blocker, or an unexpected/dirty target that needs the user's call.",
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"For every turn, end your response with exactly one hidden result envelope: <GORI_WORKER_RESULT_V2>{\"status\":\"PENDING\",\"summary\":\"...\"}</GORI_WORKER_RESULT_V2>. PENDING is the only status: it hands the result back to the user. Always include a short user-readable \"summary\" of what you did or what is blocking you. Add a \"question\" when you need the user's decision before continuing. Set \"workspaceDirty\": true when you left the workspace modified or are unsure about its state. When you produced image files the user should see (png/jpg only), save them inside the workspace (prefer .gori-outbox/) and report up to 3 as \"attachments\": [{\"path\":\"relative/or/absolute/path\",\"mimeType\":\"optional\"}]; never report paths outside the workspace such as /tmp. Never emit any other status or text after the envelope.",
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"For every turn, end your response with exactly one hidden result envelope: <GORI_WORKER_RESULT_V2>{\"status\":\"PENDING\",\"summary\":\"...\"}</GORI_WORKER_RESULT_V2>. PENDING is the only status: it hands the result back to the user. Always include a short user-readable \"summary\" of what you did or what is blocking you. Add a \"question\" when you need the user's decision before continuing. Set \"workspaceDirty\": true when you left the workspace modified or are unsure about its state. When you produced image files the user should see (png/jpg only), save them inside the workspace (prefer .gori-outbox/) and report up to 3 as \"attachments\": [{\"path\":\"relative/or/absolute/path\",\"mimeType\":\"optional\"}]; never report paths outside the workspace such as /tmp. Never emit any other status or text after the envelope.",
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"Keep every command and tool process attached to this ACP worker. Never daemonize, call setsid, use nohup, create a detached process, or leave a background process running after the turn.",
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"Keep every command and tool process attached to this ACP worker. Never daemonize, call setsid, use nohup, create a detached process, or leave a background process running after the turn.",
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...skills.map((skill) => `Skill ${skill.id} (${skill.file}):\n${skill.content}`)
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...skills.map((skill) => `Skill ${skill.id} (${skill.file}):\n${skill.content}`)
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