terret CLAUDE.md

Terret

Ruby-native, model-agnostic agent harness where everything is a plugin. Twelve gems in one repo:

• gems/hames is the kernel. Services in a context, typed events, reversible effects, dependency-driven boot. It knows nothing about LLMs and is reusable for any plugin-composed application.
• gems/terret-core is the harness built on it. Session log, tools pipeline, agent loop, LLM seam (vocabulary, AdapterBase retry policy, FakeAdapter), plus the M6 long-lived-agent services: durable approvals (ctx[:approvals], opt-in per tool), the compactor on the sole-provider ctx[:summarizer] seam, the titler, and hot-reloadable per-agent policy (AllowList as a log projection). M8 added the sole-provider ctx[:subagents] seam (a child agent on a fresh session, run to completion) and the loop's tool barrier, which runs a message's concurrency: :parallel calls together on the reactor while a :serial tool is a barrier of one. Terret::Credentials (ctx[:credentials]) lives here too: ENV <PROVIDER>_API_KEY first, then an optional AES-256-GCM file store, every resolved value fed to the scrubber.
• gems/terret-openrouter is the one real adapter (plan §6.5): OpenRouter's OpenAI-compatible API behind ctx.llm, streaming SSE with tool calling and usage accounting. The transport is injectable, so its unit tests need no network and no gems; only the default AsyncTransport requires async-http.
• gems/terret-store-sqlite is the durable session store (M3): the append-only log one event per row in SQLite (WAL) behind the ctx[:session_store] seam. Memory and JSONL providers live in terret-core; the store row is explicit in every boot.
• gems/terret-ws is the v1 interface (M4): one WebSocket per agent behind ctx[:ws], the §9.2 frames, exact replay-then-tail on the session log; wire contract in docs/protocol.md; only the real endpoint requires async-websocket.
• gems/terret-acp is the second interface (M8): an Agent Client Protocol server behind ctx[:acp] so an editor can drive an agent over JSON-RPC on stdio. It consumes session/event and drives ctx[:loop] — the same two seams the socket does, on a different transport, with no change to core; mapping in docs/acp.md. stdlib-only.
• gems/terret-mcp is the MCP client (M5): manceps-backed stdio and streamable-HTTP servers mounted as mcp__<server>__<tool> sources behind ctx[:tools], per-server approval, per-call timeouts, the allow list in terret-core; mapping in docs/mcp.md.
• gems/terret-morph is a ctx[:summarizer] provider (M6): Morph's Compact API on the wire proven in the deployed agora integration (bearer key, compression_ratio: 0.4, nil-on-any-failure), an injectable transport so its unit tests need no network, and a MORPH_LIVE=1 live lane (pending a MORPH_API_KEY in this environment).
• gems/terret-exec is the execution world (M7, plan §6.6): ctx[:fs] with every path realpath-contained to a granted workspace dir behind an fs/authorize waterfall, ctx[:subprocess] (spawn and PTY under the one reactor, SIGTERM→SIGKILL cancellation), ctx[:shell] (one persistent bash per agent, sentinel protocol), ctx[:terminals] (named long-lived PTYs, capped), and ctx[:sandbox] with the None provider — every argv passes sandbox.wrap before it spawns. Stdlib only.
• gems/terret-tools-std is the standard roster (M7, plan §6.7): Read, Write, Edit, Glob, Grep, Bash, WebFetch, terminal_open/input/read/close — Claude Code's names verbatim, no alias map — registered on those seams with honest mutating/approval/concurrency metadata. Bash's approval derives from sandbox.isolated? at registration; WebFetch sits behind a deny-by-default domain policy re-checked per redirect hop, plus a host-side loopback/link-local floor. M8 added Task (delegate to a child agent via ctx[:subagents]), TodoWrite, and job_start/job_collect/job_stop over ctx[:jobs].
• gems/terret-sandbox-docker is the container provider (M7): a long-lived container per boot, each workspace dir bind-mounted at the same absolute path, argv wrapped into docker exec, --network none by default. One patch row moves the execution world into it; docker-gated tests skip clean when the daemon is absent.
• gems/terret is the meta-gem and the composition layer (M8, plan §7): bundles ship ordered config rows, profiles stack bundles, patches adjust rows by id, and Terret.boot hands the result to the Hames loader. It ships terret-base (config/bundle.yml), the headless profile template, and the trt executable (boot, dump-config, doctor, acp). Its discover_bundles mounts a third-party bundle off that gem's gemspec metadata["terret"], so a plugin gem becomes composable by shipping normally. The contract is docs/composition.md; read it and plan §7 before changing anything here. Terret::Meta::VERSION is the gem's version — Terret::VERSION belongs to terret-core.