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@repo-prism/dispatch

v1.10.0

Published

Prism Dispatch — jobs, memory, drivers, and start-my-day briefings for agents

Readme

@repo-prism/dispatch

Prism Dispatch: jobs, memories, host-connector discovery, and start-my-day briefings.

The MCP server (@repo-prism/mcp-server) is the only surface that calls this package. @repo-prism/core must not import it. Intelligence analysis stays on Core; Dispatch is a second façade for teammate workflow.

State lives under .prism/dispatch/ (gitignored). This package makes no network calls and stores no third-party credentials (ADR-0049). Connectors belong to the agent window: host-connectors.ts reads Cursor and Claude Code plugin and MCP manifests to learn which exist — names and capabilities only, never tokens — and fill-contract.ts turns that into the sections start_my_day asks the host agent to fill with its own tools.

Workers run in a detached child process per job. Placement is checkout-first (ADR-0045): by default the worker edits the user's own checkout and leaves changes uncommitted ("commit it" stages only the job's files); an isolated worktree + job branch + commit-on-finish is the explicit or parallel-collision path. The backend matches the host (ADR-0044): a Cursor SDK agent in Cursor (browser login via init, ADR-0038), or the claude CLI in Claude Code (the machine's existing sign-in — detection, never a pasted key). Live activity and finished/failed results are stored under .prism/dispatch/runs/ and spoken through list_jobs / start-my-day (ADR-0040). Default parallel cap is one job. Job agents do not attach Prism MCP; Prism worktrees symlink the host node_modules (ADR-0041).