Normalize the topology so web/desktop/mobile clients communicate only with
Convex. Convex admits durable commands, dispatches private Flue turns through
FLUE_URL, and stores the product-facing result before clients observe it.
- Normalized relational schema: organizations, projects, conversations/turns/
messages/attachments, signals/sources/constraints, works/events/attachments.
- Conversation turns queued in Convex; the agent runAction dispatches to Flue
and persists assistant response, signals, and proposed work back into Convex.
- Browser chat moved off the Flue transport: use-chat-agent now reads reactive
Convex rows and sends through conversationMessages.send.
- Fixed signed-in blank screen: gate all product queries on useConvexAuth
(isAuthenticated && !isRefreshing) plus personal-org bootstrap.
- Pinned react/react-dom to 19.2.8 via catalog to fix SSR dual-React crash.
- Removed ~16.6k net lines: daemon, AgentOS/Orb, project issues/runs/artifacts,
todos, browser Flue transport, mobile execution views, smoke scripts.
Verified end-to-end on cheaptricks: connect repo, send actionable message,
Flue turn completes, Signal + proposed Work created with exact provenance,
persists across refresh.
A vertical slice to bootstrap the product loop on the canonical zopu-code repo.
Primitives (packages/primitives, all tested + lint/type clean):
- GitRemoteRuntime: Gitea REST client (createIssue, createBranch,
createPullRequest, listIssues, getIssue) as an Effect context service with
a fetch-backed transport. Live-verified against puter/zopu-code.
- GitLocalRuntime: clone, addWorktree, commit, push, currentBranch,
setRemoteUrl over a pluggable Shell (host subprocess now, AgentOS VM exec
later). Tested against real temp git repos.
- agent-os: Codex support via @agentos-software/codex-cli — codexSoftware
bundle (codex+git), makeCodexAgentOsConfig(), codexSessionEnv() for the
OpenAI base URL/key.
Env:
- GITEA_URL/GITEA_TOKEN wired into convex.ts and convex.config.ts.
- .env.example documents the self-hosted git section.
Agents (packages/agents):
- zopu-dev: development agent that creates issues on the canonical repo and
starts autonomous work runs. git-remote tools (create/list/branch/PR) wired
to GitRemoteRuntime; start_workflow tool enqueues a work run.
- flue run zopu-dev verified live (lists/creates issues on real Gitea).
Backend (packages/backend):
- workflows.startIssueWork mutation: fetches a Gitea issue server-side and
admits a queued work run. The Codex VM spawn body is the next step.
Extend the smoke harness with Orb execution-plane preflight probes
(Docker, OpenCode, Gitea reachability/creds/PR-creation, repository
writable) that report BLOCKED with exact reasons when dependencies are
absent. Add scripts/orb-project-run.ts as the missing connection point
between OrbProjectManager and the Orb/Git lifecycle. Write
docs/DOGFOOD_V0.md covering architecture, startup order, env vars,
local/server flows, demo procedure, health checks, failure recovery,
cleanup, known limitations, and next milestones.
The smoke harness now runs 18 preflight checks across control-plane and
Orb execution-plane layers, all with stable markers and sanitized JSON
reports. The orb:run script (ORB_RUN=1) drives one issue through the
full Orb project-manager lifecycle.
- Move all application env vars to repository-root .env (with .env.example
as the committed template) and drop the per-app .env.example files.
- Add @code/env subpaths (agent, convex) and consume validated exports
everywhere instead of reading process.env directly.
- Wire every dev/build/start script to load ../../.env via bun --env-file
and point vite.config.ts envDir at the repo root.
