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@irisrun/bundle-coding

v0.4.0

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Iris first domain tactic bundle — coding-specialized seam tactics (read-only tools allow / writes+shell gated to ask, a tool-loop decideNext, window-compaction + tool-repair) composed HOST-SIDE from @irisrun/core's exported primitives. Produces the defaul

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@irisrun/bundle-coding

The first domain tactic bundle — proof the harness is pluggable. A coding-specialized bundle composed entirely from @irisrun/core's exported tactic primitives, returning the same {tacticPerformer, invariants} shape as the default bundle — so core stays byte-untouched and the replay quarantine applies unchanged. @irisrun/core is the only dependency; this is not a host/transport package.

What it is

codingBundle(opts) assembles the five harness seams the way a coding agent wants them: read-only / codebase-search tools (read_file, search, list, grep, glob) are a safe allow, while writes (write_file), shell (run_shell), and anything unknown are gated to ask (HITL) — the gate-irreversible-by-default floor, implemented in codingGate. codingDecideNext delegates verbatim to core's proven ReAct tool-loop (a distinct factory kept so a future coding heuristic can layer in without touching core). Window-compaction and tool-repair are reused from core as-is. The journaled {seam, tacticId, choice} outcome rides the tactic effect exactly like defaultBundle, so replay folds the recorded choice and never re-invokes the tactic. BUNDLE_ID (iris/coding) is the stable id pinned into Lock.tactics.bundle.

Use it

# agent.yaml
harness:
  bundle: iris/coding

See docs/The harness.

Part of Iris — own, portable, verifiable state.