Tell replies their envs and call queued work runs

Chat replies now list the envs that reach them (keys and descriptions, never values), so a bot no longer asks for keys that are set or "checks" them with show_secret or printenv. request_secret refuses a key that's already set unless the user asked to replace it, and search_computers says envs aren't loaded in its shell. start_task and delegate_task results say "Run #N" and that list_tasks doesn't show it, since bots sent users to the to-do list for queue jobs. start_task refuses a second open run in the session on the same computer unless it's separate work, and says how many runs are ahead on that computer. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
2026-10-27 19:33:45 +01:00
parent f39c824c34
commit 8890d80e6e
13 changed files with 247 additions and 32 deletions
@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ export default function searchComputersTool({
 }: Params): HarnessTool<Args> {
    return {
        name: "search_computers",
-        description: `Run one read-only shell command (bash) on every computer you have at once, to find which one holds something: a file, a running app, a logged-in browser session, a setting. Each computer's output comes back under its ref, e.g. ${computerRef({ id: computers[0]?.id || 1 })}. For a logged-in site, look for its domain in the browser profiles' cookie databases (copy the file first, since the browser locks it) and list only host names, never cookie values. It starts in your folder on each computer (${dirs.cwd}, also ~). Don't change anything with it; use start_task for that. Output past ${AppData.ComputerSearchMaxOutputChars} characters per computer is cut, so filter in the command.`,
+        description: `Run one read-only shell command (bash) on every computer you have at once, to find which one holds something: a file, a running app, a logged-in browser session, a setting. Each computer's output comes back under its ref, e.g. ${computerRef({ id: computers[0]?.id || 1 })}. For a logged-in site, look for its domain in the browser profiles' cookie databases (copy the file first, since the browser locks it) and list only host names, never cookie values. It starts in your folder on each computer (${dirs.cwd}, also ~). Your envs aren't loaded here (only in a task's shell), so it can't tell whether one is set: "Your envs" in your instructions says that. Don't change anything with it; use start_task for that. Output past ${AppData.ComputerSearchMaxOutputChars} characters per computer is cut, so filter in the command.`,
        schema: z.object({
            command: z.string().min(1).max(4000),
        }),