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@lmzhen/dsh-evolution-merge

v0.30.37

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Skill auto-merge domain: screening, two-round authoring, queues and commit orchestration (community build)

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@lmzhen/dsh-evolution-merge

Skill auto-merge host surface: candidate screening through the vendored pipeline, two-round child authoring, per-pair staging, pending approval, commit receipts and unit undo.

Surface

  • /evolution merge <subcommand> — canonical command.
  • /merge <subcommand> — compatibility alias; registered through 0.30, deprecated in 0.31, removed in 0.32.
  • Four read-only routes under /api/dsh-evolution/merge/*.
/evolution merge scan | pair [--force] <a> <b> | candidates [--retry <id>] |
  status [id] | pending [--expired] | report [id] |
  approve <id> | reject <id> | resume [id] [--clear <id>] [--retry] |
  skipped [--restore <id>] | doctor | runs | cancel [id] | undo <target> --run <id> |
  reconcile

/evolution merge help lists 19 read/write surface commands plus the reconcile maintenance command; doctor and reconcile stay off the frozen CommandSurface v1.

Models

The engine needs local potion-multilingual-128M-int8 and potion-multilingual-128M-pca64-int8 directories under mergeModelsRoot. No auto provisioning; missing models fail loud and /evolution doctor warns. SKILL_MERGE_MODELS_ROOT is an engine-internal test/CLI knob, not a host configuration surface.

Read-only panel

The browser panel is @lmzhen/dsh-evolution-merge-ui, mounted by the all bundle only. The host row is mounted by all, host and preset.

Reconcile

/evolution merge reconcile is the one writer of row-state convergence: skipped-TTL expiry, approved→fuse continuation when the stage tree is usable, stage-lost demotion to a retryable fuse row, and source-gone clearing (only when the live library is non-empty). Every run writes <home>/merge/reconcile.json; /evolution merge doctor and the global /evolution doctor merge line consume that report. Snapshots and the four GET routes derive (for example an expired stage) but never persist.

Runtime command failures use three lines — code: (with stage/run id), hint:, next:. A missing parent run answers merge-parent-required (with an E-305 hint); an invocation that carried no agent answers the typed no-agent code.