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@deltafleet/helmsman

v0.4.0

Published

Native TUI workbench for route-governed coding-agent autonomy.

Readme

Helmsman

Native terminal workbench for route-governed coding-agent autonomy.

Helmsman Core owns Charting, Manifest, Board, gates, Autopilot legality, verification, and closeout. Pi is the direct runtime substrate for agent sessions, provider/model access, terminal UI primitives, settings/resources, and event streaming. External coding-agent CLIs such as Codex and OpenCode are secondary execution adapters.

Current binding design:

  • docs/pi-direct-ultimate-product-design.md
  • docs/pi-direct-design-closure-audit.md
  • docs/pi-direct-data-contracts.md
  • docs/core-event-reducer-board-contract.md
  • docs/pi-runtime-foundation-contract.md
  • docs/pi-role-runtime-contract.md
  • docs/install-doctor-product-audit-contract.md
  • docs/memory-research-contract.md
  • docs/route-lock-amendment-contract.md
  • docs/autopilot-loop-contract.md
  • docs/verification-closeout-contract.md
  • docs/question-ui-adapter-decision.md
  • docs/product-north-star.md
  • docs/native-core-tui-plan.md
  • docs/implementation-route.md

Current checkout reality: Gate 1 Pi Runtime Foundation, Gate 2 Core Event System, Gate 3 Pi TUI Workbench shell, Gate 4 Charting Form Authority, the RoleRuntime foundation, Gate 5B Memory/Research, Gate 6 Route Lock/Amendments, Gate 7 Board-Governed Autopilot, Gate 8 Verification/Closeout, and Gate 9 Install/Doctor/Product Audit are implemented and verified in this worktree. The repo now has a real bin/helmsman.js, Pi runtime foundation, Manifest event log, deterministic Manifest reducer, Board projector, Core command registry, replay/recovery diagnostics, a Pi TUI Workbench that renders Board/Manifest/operation/evidence/ role/provider/memory/research/route-lock state while submitting commands through Core, and a Core-owned Question UI Adapter that renders Charting bundles with stable ids, bundle hashes, route effects, surface evidence, and answer mapping. RoleRuntime now resolves real Pi live-provider bindings, writes role-run plans/prompts/events/transcripts/diagnostics/results, and records Core role-run events without giving model prose route authority. Gate 5B now records scoped memory scans, research lanes, worker packets, artifact validation, synthesis, and research projection through Core. Gate 6 now records readiness, route-lock snapshots, user confirmation evidence, amendments, invalidation, unlock, and Route Lock Board projection through Core. Gate 7 now records Board-read Autopilot action selection, loop plans, bounded packets, route-adherence evaluation, drift response, park/recover state, CLI/TUI surfaces, and focused verification through Core. Gate 8 now records scenario-backed verification plans, scenario verdict artifacts, retry attempt history, Board verification matrix state, closeout artifacts, evidence indexes, memory promotion candidates, and CLI/TUI verification/closeout surfaces through Core. Gate 9 now adds real install/init/update/uninstall/product-audit/verify commands, read-only helmsman.doctor.v1 reports, install manifests with managed-file hashes, approval-gated update/uninstall safety, actual npm pack plus isolated installed-binary smoke, no-mock audit records, requirement-to-evidence product audit artifacts, and /qa-product TUI routing. Release readiness still must be proved by the release gate, including live product-audit evidence when release credentials are available.