dispatch() already prefixes errors with 'hyperguild <subcmd>: ', so
handlers re-prefixing with their own name produced stuttered output
like 'hyperguild brain: brain query: topic required'. Strip the
redundant prefixes from the seven affected errors.New / fmt.Errorf
calls in brain.go and mode.go.
Also fix the LITELLM_BASE_URL usage text — it's optional (empty
falls through to airplane tier), not required, matching the
README.
The brain HTTP REST /query endpoint accepts POST with JSON
{query, limit}, not GET with URL query string. Surfaced by
Task 7 smoke testing — GET returned 405 Method Not Allowed.
The response shape ({results:[...]}) is unchanged; only the
request side flips to POST + JSON body. brainClient.Write was
already using POST + JSON body and is unaffected.
Tests updated to assert POST + JSON body on the Query path.
Adds cmd/hyperguild/README.md (subcommands, env vars, install path)
and three Taskfile targets:
task hyperguild:dev — go run from source
task hyperguild:build — build into ./bin/hyperguild
task hyperguild:install — go install into $GOBIN
Concludes Plan 4 of the hyperguild migration. The binary replaces
the supervisor's tier MCP and surfaces brain HTTP REST access plus
mode bootstrap to shell pipelines and ad-hoc agent prompts.
'hyperguild mode <cloud|client-local|sovereign>' writes a per-mode
.mcp.json template:
- cloud: brain MCP only
- client-local: brain + routing placeholder with _routing_pending
pointer to Plan 6
- sovereign: brain only + top-level _mode_note explaining Crush
is primary; .mcp.json is Claude Code fallback
Default output is ./.mcp.json; --out overrides; --force overwrites.
Brain URL sourced from BRAIN_URL (default http://koala:30330) so the
template stays in lockstep with the user's brain host.
All three subcommands now wired; notYet/errNotImplemented removed
from main.go.
Reads markdown from stdin, POSTs to the brain's /write endpoint with
type + slug, prints the resulting path. Pairs with 'brain query' for
shell-friendly read/write access to the brain HTTP REST API.
Tests cover success, missing args, backend error propagation, and
empty stdin (which produces an empty content payload — the brain
server's responsibility to validate).
Adds 'hyperguild brain query <topic>' against the brain HTTP REST
/query endpoint. Default human output prints path + score + title;
--json passes through the response envelope. --limit overrides the
default 5-result cap.
runBrainWrite remains a stub for Task 5.
Adds brainClient with Query and Write methods against the brain's
HTTP REST endpoints (/query, /write). Constructor reads BRAIN_URL env
var, defaulting to http://koala:30330 — the Tailscale-exposed
NodePort that serves both MCP and REST.
Tests cover success, transport error, and non-200 cases via
httptest fakes; URL override is verified via t.Setenv.
Adds the tier subcommand to the hyperguild CLI. Reuses
internal/tier.Detect verbatim, sources probe URLs from
ANTHROPIC_PROBE_URL (default https://api.anthropic.com) and
LITELLM_BASE_URL (no default — empty triggers airplane).
Human-readable output by default; --json emits the same Info struct
as the supervisor's tier MCP returns. Tests cover all three tier
states via httptest fakes.
Lays down the cmd/hyperguild/ entry point. Defines the subcommand
contract (ctx, args, stdin, stdout, stderr) error, the dispatch()
function that's testable without os.Exit, and stubs for tier / brain /
mode that return errNotImplemented. Subsequent commits replace each
stub.
Part of Plan 4 (hyperguild CLI) of the hyperguild migration.
Claude Code now supports MCP servers over HTTP natively (type: "http"
in .mcp.json). The stdio↔HTTP bridge binary was a workaround for the
older stdio-only constraint and is no longer needed — the supervisor
NodePort on koala (30320) is reachable over Tailscale from any client
machine.
Removed:
- cmd/bridge/ (Go source, ~60 lines)
- bin/supervisor-bridge artifact
- Taskfile bridge:build target and the build aggregate's reference
- README "Build the bridge binary" instruction
Updated:
- .mcp.json switched to {type:"http", url:"http://koala:30320/mcp"}
- README architecture diagram and "Connect a project" section
Behavioural prerequisite for this change shipped in 7f7524c
(notifications fix). Verified end-to-end: tier tool call returns
{tier:2, label:"lan-only"} via direct HTTP, no shim.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Drop the three-layer Claude subprocess orchestration (local model →
Claude verifier → cloud escalation). Skills now call LiteLLM directly
and return plain text to Claude Code, which decides what to do with it.
- Delete executor, orchestrator, verifier, result, attempts packages
- Simplify LiteLLMExecutor: Run(Request)→Result becomes Complete(model,sys,user)→(string,int64,error)
- Replace ExecutorFn with CompleteFunc in all 6 skill configs
- Rewrite all skill handlers to call Complete and return {"text","model","duration_ms"}
- Simplify config/models: remove Verifier/LlamaSwapURL, add ModelFor
- Bump version to v0.5.0
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
buildOrch now returns a closure instead of *Orchestrator. Each invocation
calls models.ChainFor(skill, req.Model) so a non-empty caller override
collapses to a single-entry chain (no escalation). The attempts slice is
also allocated fresh per call, preventing unbounded growth across requests.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Each skill now gets its own Orchestrator built from its ChainFor entry,
with LiteLLM for local tiers and Claude for cloud tiers. Removes the
defunct models.Resolve calls and single shared executor.Run pattern.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Reader agent scans session logs for SFT/DPO candidates; writer receives
reader output and formats+writes training pairs to brain/training-data/.
Adds trainer-reader.md and trainer-writer.md discipline prompts.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds the spec skill that generates structured implementation specs from
requirements and writes them to a configurable output path in the project.
Follows the same pattern as review/debug skills with session history injection.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Implements the debug skill following the same pattern as review. The skill
accepts project_root + error (+ optional context/model/session_id), prepends
session history, and calls the executor to produce 3-5 ordered hypotheses —
diagnosis only, no fixes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Implements the review skill following the same pattern as retrospective/tdd.
Validates project_root and files args, prepends session history when a
session_id is provided, and delegates to the executor with Read,Bash tools.
Iron-law discipline prompt enforces CRITICAL/WARNING/SUGGESTION output format.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds SessionsDir to tdd.Config, session_id to tool input schemas, and a
prependHistory method that reads the session JSONL log and prepends a
formatted history block to the task prompt before worker invocation.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
--json-schema combined with --output-format text produces empty stdout.
The structured result is in the "structured_output" field of the json
envelope. Updated executor to unwrap the envelope.
Also removes --bare flag which disables OAuth keychain reads, causing
silent auth failure when ANTHROPIC_API_KEY is not set.
Adds goreman Procfile + stdio bridge (cmd/bridge) for Claude Code MCP
integration. Task start/stop replaced with goreman + port-kill.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Remove cmd/supervisor/supervisor binary from git (was accidentally
committed) and add it to .gitignore. Move LITELLM_API_KEY from the
prompt string into the subprocess env, preventing it from appearing
in error log output when JSON parsing fails.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replaces the stub with the actual supervisor entrypoint: loads config,
reads supervisor CLAUDE.md and tdd.md, constructs the executor and TDD
skill, registers them, and starts the HTTP/MCP server.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
