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@titan-design/queue-mirror

v0.4.4

Published

Projects a local queue of human-actionable items into a Matrix room and folds the owner's verdicts back

Readme

@titan-design/queue-mirror

Projects a local queue of human-actionable items (agent approvals, endorsements, questions, notices) into a Matrix #queue room, and folds the owner's reactions and replies back into verdicts on that queue. Each item is posted once, secrets in previews are redacted, and every close edits the item with m.replace.

  • runMirror(source, bus, state, options): the supervised loop.
  • QueueSource and MirrorState ports, with MemoryQueueSource and MemoryMirrorState.
  • @titan-design/queue-mirror/hitl: hitlQueueSource(store, options) over a hitl GateStore. Each resolve records the reacting owner as { class: "owner-remote", id: sender, channel: "matrix", confirmEvent } (override with resolverOf); a refused resolver leaves the item open and marked refused.
  • @titan-design/queue-mirror/sqlite: SqliteMirrorState, the durable MirrorState, and mirrorMigration(version, prefix) for a product's own migration list.

runMirror calls source.tail() before reconcile(), so a QueueSource.tail must connect eagerly: the connection must exist when tail() returns, not at the first next(). A lazy async function* misses items opened during reconcile. A source that cannot replay a gap yields {type: "resync", cursor}, and the mirror reconciles against open() and commits the cursor. VerdictInput.sender names the Matrix user who sent the resolving event. A rejected verdict edits the item refused: <detail> and leaves it open.

Tier 2 of the titan-platform DAG. Depends on @titan-design/matrix-bus, @titan-design/hitl and @titan-design/store-sqlite. The root entry has no node: import.

Reference: site/reference/queue-mirror.md.