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| author | Adam Malczewski <[email protected]> | 2026-06-30 01:30:06 +0900 |
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| committer | Adam Malczewski <[email protected]> | 2026-06-30 01:30:06 +0900 |
| commit | bf74aeab143a49005c380706ae9847cf064fd2f2 (patch) | |
| tree | c9e93dc0ebe818e7c0d0aafeba8387afd161da3f /frontend-cr3-user-message-handoff.md | |
| parent | 6dd9ea9b935e5011c16faed6c869c976cf5ff172 (diff) | |
| download | dispatch-main.tar.gz dispatch-main.zip | |
Removed 40+ markdown files that were cluttering the repo root:
- frontend-*-handoff.md (28 files) — historical API contract handoffs, features all implemented
- backend-to-fe-handoff.md, backend-to-fe-handoff-2.md — old handoff docs
- broken-chat-repair-handoff.md — old repair handoff
- PLAN-mcp.md, PLAN-per-edit-diagnostics.md — old planning docs
- ai-review-report.md, crash-review-report.md — one-time review reports
- tasks.md, HANDOFF.md — outdated status docs (git log is the source of truth)
Kept: AGENTS.md, GLOSSARY.md, ORCHESTRATOR.md, README.md
Also: gitignored ai-review-report.md so future Gemini reviews don't commit it
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diff --git a/frontend-cr3-user-message-handoff.md b/frontend-cr3-user-message-handoff.md deleted file mode 100644 index 0fb20e5..0000000 --- a/frontend-cr3-user-message-handoff.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,54 +0,0 @@ -# FE handoff — CR-3 fixed: user prompt is now on the turn's event stream - -Courier to `../frontend`. This resolves CR-3 from `backend-handoff.md` ("a watcher can't see -the turn's USER prompt until seal"). **Option B implemented + live-verified.** Your staged-but-inert -consumption can now be turned on. - -## What shipped (backend) - -A new **additive** `AgentEvent` variant carries the user prompt INTO the turn's outward stream: - -```ts -// @dispatch/wire — added to the AgentEvent union -interface TurnInputEvent { - type: "user-message"; - conversationId: string; - turnId: string; - text: string; // the raw prompt, exactly as sent -} -``` - -`session-orchestrator` emits it via the broadcast/buffer path as the **FIRST event of every turn** -(before `turn-start`), so it is replayed to every subscriber — live AND late-join — and arrives on -the HTTP/NDJSON path too. Persistence is unchanged (the user message is still appended atomically at -seal); this only adds a buffered/broadcast event. Metrics are unaffected (it is not usage). - -## Version bumps (re-pin both) - -- `@dispatch/wire` **`0.5.0 → 0.6.0`** (additive union member). -- `@dispatch/transport-contract` **`0.7.0 → 0.8.0`** (re-exports `AgentEvent`/`chat.delta`, which now - carries `user-message`; no other transport-contract change). - -Re-mirror `.dispatch/{wire,transport-contract}.reference.md` and add `user-message` to the FE -exhaustiveness guard. - -## FE action - -Flip on the already-staged `core/chunks` branch that folds a `user-message` event into a provisional -user chunk for watchers, with your text dedup against the sender's optimistic echo. After re-pin: -- a **pure watcher** (second device / `chat.subscribe` only) now shows the user bubble the moment the - turn starts, not at seal; -- the **sender** is unchanged (its optimistic echo dedups against the replayed `user-message`); -- a **late-joiner** gets `user-message` first in the replay, then the rest of the in-flight turn. - -## Live-verified (backend, vs flash) - -Two WS clients on one conversation; client B subscribed but never sent. On A's `chat.send`, B received -`chat.delta { event:{ type:"user-message", text:"…", turnId, conversationId } }` as its **first** delta -(index 0), **before** `turn-sealed`, with `text` equal to A's prompt, then the streaming reply. `RESULT: OK`. - -## Note - -The ordering guarantee is: `user-message` is the first event of the turn, immediately followed by -`turn-start`, then the usual deltas → `done` → `turn-sealed`. Treat `user-message` as turn-scoped -(it carries `turnId`) so a multi-turn transcript attributes each prompt to its turn. |
