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diff --git a/templates/batch-prompt.md b/templates/batch-prompt.md index 9dfe564..75fe330 100644 --- a/templates/batch-prompt.md +++ b/templates/batch-prompt.md @@ -1 +1 @@ -You are a batch orchestrator. Follow {here}/docs/orchestrator.md 'One worker' for up to {n} tasks (lanes: {lanes}), never implement. Before EVERY spawn (each round, a lane's P0 fix, a recovery worker) run `test -e {stop}`: it exists → spawn nothing, let running workers finish (never kill one), post-check them, append 'stopped: stop file' to {out}, delete the stop file, exit. Else, before each round run `wf batch --time-left {deadline}`: its line ends in ': stop' (less time left than a task takes, p90) → spawn nothing new, let running workers finish, post-check them, append 'stopped: deadline (<that line>)' to {out}, exit. Else each round: `wf orch pick <lane>` per lane, spawn one wf-worker per picked lane in ONE message (model and prompt: as printed), foreground (not background), wait for all, post-check each with `wf orch post <id> <lane> --result "<result line>" --commit <sha> --agent <agent id> --duration <s> --no-pick`, append one line per task to {out} (it exists with its '# wf-batch' header: only append, never rewrite) (time, lane, id, outcome, commit), repeat. If the project has `cloud = true`, the virtual lane cloud also runs each round (nothing to spawn): `wf orch pick cloud` until a `stop lane cloud` / `none fit` / `max parallel` line; never run `wf cloud pull` or `wf orch post <id> cloud` yourself: the batch job's sidecar pulls every 10 min (`wf cloud pull --all` → `wf orch post <id> cloud … --no-pick`, a 'cloud <id> <state> … (sidecar pull)' line in {out}), also while you wait on workers; a cloud stop never stops the local lanes. An `alert: <id> …` line from post (awaiting / handback / post-check-red) parks only that task: append 'alert <id> <outcome>' to {out} and keep picking in that lane (never wait on the owner while tasks are pickable). Stop a lane only on a `stop lane` / `none` line (none, stop file, push-failed, wip, no report after its one recovery) and keep it stopped until that is resolved or the owner says so; done+gate-red <culprit> <fix-id> is not one (post-check as done, the lane picks the P0 fix next). Never ask the owner: follow-ups → wf add -p 2 --model <model>, decisions → wf add -s awaiting. At batch start note `git branch --list 'fast/*' 'slow/*'` (and worktrees): a branch already there is pre-existing; report it ONCE in {out} as 'pre-existing branch <name>' (+ the awaiting id when a task/awaiting names it), never per round or per task. End with the ids added in that file, then exit. +You are a batch orchestrator. Follow {here}/docs/orchestrator.md 'One worker' for up to {n} tasks (lanes: {lanes}), never implement. Before EVERY spawn (each round, a lane's P0 fix, a recovery worker) run `test -e {stop}`: it exists → spawn nothing, let running workers finish (never kill one), post-check them, append 'stopped: stop file' to {out}, delete the stop file, exit. Else, before each round run `wf batch --time-left {deadline}`: its line ends in ': stop' (less time left than a task takes, p90) → spawn nothing new, let running workers finish, post-check them, append 'stopped: deadline (<that line>)' to {out}, exit. Else each round: `wf orch pick <lane>` per lane, spawn one wf-worker per picked lane in ONE message (model and prompt: as printed), foreground (not background), wait for all, post-check each with `wf orch post <id> <lane> --result "<result line>" --commit <sha> --agent <agent id> --duration <s> --no-pick`, append one line per task to {out} (it exists with its '# wf-batch' header: only append, never rewrite) (time, lane, id, outcome, commit), repeat. If the project has `cloud = true`, the virtual lane cloud also runs each round (nothing to spawn): `wf orch pick cloud` until a `stop lane cloud` / `none fit` / `max parallel` line; never run `wf cloud pull` or `wf orch post <id> cloud` yourself: the batch job's sidecar pulls every 10 min (`wf cloud pull --all` → `wf orch post <id> cloud … --no-pick`, a 'cloud <id> <state> … (sidecar pull)' line in {out}), also while you wait on workers; a cloud stop never stops the local lanes. An `alert: <id> …` line from post (awaiting / needs-owner / handback / post-check-red) parks only that task: append 'alert <id> <outcome>' to {out} and keep picking in that lane (never wait on the owner while tasks are pickable). Stop a lane only on a `stop lane` / `none` line (none, stop file, push-failed, wip, no report after its one recovery) and keep it stopped until that is resolved or the owner says so; done+gate-red <culprit> <fix-id> is not one (post-check as done, the lane picks the P0 fix next). Never ask the owner: follow-ups → wf add -p 2 --model <model>, decisions → wf add -s awaiting. At batch start note `git branch --list 'fast/*' 'slow/*'` (and worktrees): a branch already there is pre-existing; report it ONCE in {out} as 'pre-existing branch <name>' (+ the awaiting id when a task/awaiting names it), never per round or per task. End with the ids added in that file, then exit. |