This fixes the issue where agents-llama containers were using the main
FORGE_TOKEN (dev-bot) instead of dedicated credentials for the llama bot user.
Changes:
- forge-setup.sh: Added generation of FORGE_TOKEN_LLAMA and FORGE_PASS_LLAMA
for local-model bot users (dev-qwen, dev-qwen-nightly). These are created
as Forgejo users with their own API tokens and passwords for git push.
- generators.sh: Updated agents-llama service to use FORGE_TOKEN_LLAMA and
FORGE_PASS_LLAMA instead of falling back to dev-bot's credentials.
Fixed escaping to defer variable resolution to docker-compose runtime.
- docker-compose.yml: Updated to use FORGE_TOKEN_LLAMA and FORGE_PASS_LLAMA
(renamed from FORGE_TOKEN_DEVQWEN for consistency).
- .env.example: Added documentation for all per-bot tokens and passwords.
- projects/disinto.toml.example: Documented the auto-credential generation.
When a project TOML configures [agents.llama] with forge_user = dev-qwen:
1. disinto init creates the dev-qwen Forgejo user
2. Generates FORGE_TOKEN_LLAMA and FORGE_PASS_LLAMA
3. Adds dev-qwen as write collaborator on the project repo
4. The agents-llama container uses these credentials for all Forgejo API calls
This ensures issues and PRs created by the llama agent are correctly
attributed to dev-qwen instead of dev-bot.
Each agent now gets its own Forgejo account (dev-bot, review-bot,
planner-bot, gardener-bot, vault-bot, supervisor-bot, predictor-bot,
action-bot) with a dedicated API token. This enables:
- Audit trail: every forge action attributable to a specific agent
- Permission boundaries: agents act under their own identity
- Vault authorization model: vault-bot comments = proof of approval
Changes:
- bin/disinto: setup_forge() creates all 8 bot accounts during init,
stores per-agent tokens (FORGE_*_TOKEN) in .env, adds all bots as
repo collaborators
- lib/env.sh: exports per-agent token vars with fallback to FORGE_TOKEN
for backwards compat; sets FORGE_BOT_USERNAMES default to all 8 bots
- Agent scripts: each agent overrides FORGE_TOKEN with its per-agent
token after sourcing env.sh (gardener, planner, supervisor, predictor,
vault, action)
- .env.example: documents all per-agent token fields
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Remove all Matrix/Dendrite infrastructure:
- Delete lib/matrix_listener.sh (long-poll daemon), lib/matrix_listener.service
(systemd unit), lib/hooks/on-stop-matrix.sh (response streaming hook)
- Remove matrix_send() and matrix_send_ctx() from lib/env.sh
- Remove MATRIX_HOMESERVER auto-detection, MATRIX_THREAD_MAP from lib/env.sh
- Remove [matrix] section parsing from lib/load-project.sh
- Remove Matrix hook installation from lib/agent-session.sh
- Remove notify/notify_ctx helpers and Matrix thread tracking from
dev/dev-agent.sh and action/action-agent.sh
- Remove all matrix_send calls from dev-poll.sh, phase-handler.sh,
action-poll.sh, vault-poll.sh, vault-fire.sh, vault-reject.sh,
review-poll.sh, review-pr.sh, supervisor-poll.sh, formula-session.sh
- Remove Matrix listener startup from docker/agents/entrypoint.sh
- Remove append_dendrite_compose() and setup_matrix() from bin/disinto
- Remove --matrix flag from disinto init
- Clean Matrix references from .env.example, projects/*.toml.example,
formulas/*.toml, AGENTS.md, BOOTSTRAP.md, README.md, RESOURCES.md,
PHASE-PROTOCOL.md, and all agent AGENTS.md/PROMPT.md files
Status visibility now via Codeberg PR/issue activity. Human interaction
via vault items through forge. Proactive alerts via OpenClaw heartbeats.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
## What
Removes the exec agent (PR #697). Its functionality is replaced by:
1. **OpenClaw skill** — teaches any OpenClaw instance to be the factory's face
2. **Vault API** — structured interface for proposals, approvals, rejections
The exec agent was rebuilding OpenClaw in bash. Every piece has a native OpenClaw equivalent:
- CHARACTER.md → SOUL.md
- exec/MEMORY.md → MEMORY.md
- exec-session.sh → session management
- exec-briefing.sh → heartbeats/cron
- Matrix dispatch → channel plugins
## Why
Prudence isn't a separate agent. She's what OpenClaw becomes when it has the disinto skill. One LLM, one vault API, no LLM-to-LLM.
## Related
- #721 — remove escalation, route through vault
- #709 — skill registry research
- #466 — example project (vault should have handled this, not escalation)
Co-authored-by: openhands <openhands@all-hands.dev>
Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/johba/disinto/pulls/722
disinto init now silently downloads the compass from
https://disinto.ai/compass.md to ~/.disinto/compass.md, sets
EXEC_COMPASS in .env, and activates the exec agent. No prompts,
no friction — the compass is public philosophy, not a secret.
Once on disk, the factory cannot modify it. Only the executive
can edit ~/.disinto/compass.md directly.
- site/compass.md: compass hosted on disinto.ai (Codeberg Pages)
- bin/disinto: init downloads compass, sets env var, activates exec
- exec-session.sh, exec-briefing.sh: fallback to ~/.disinto/compass.md
- .env.example: updated comment to reflect auto-provisioning
The compass (identity, moral core) now lives outside the repo at a path
specified by EXEC_COMPASS in .env or .env.enc. The agent hard-fails if
the compass file is missing — it refuses to start without its soul.
This means the factory (dev agent, gardener, planner) can evolve the
exec's voice and relationships via PRs to CHARACTER.md, but cannot
touch the compass. Only the executive controls it directly.
- exec-session.sh: loads compass from $EXEC_COMPASS, merges with CHARACTER.md
- exec-briefing.sh: same compass loading, hard fail without it
- CHARACTER.md: compass sections replaced with runtime-load comments
- COMPASS.md.example: template for the compass file
- .env.example: added EXEC_COMPASS variable
- exec/AGENTS.md: documented compass separation and EXEC_COMPASS requirement
Resolve the bot username dynamically from CODEBERG_TOKEN via the /user
API endpoint and filter out bot comments from the prior-context section.
Additional bot accounts can be specified via CODEBERG_BOT_USERNAMES env
var (comma-separated).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Remove per-project settings from .env.example and env.sh defaults:
- CODEBERG_REPO no longer defaults to johba/harb
- WOODPECKER_REPO_ID no longer defaults to 2
- Remove deprecated HARB_REPO_ROOT alias
- .env.example now points to projects/*.toml for per-project config
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- phase-handler.sh: remove do_merge(); on APPROVAL inject exact API
commands for agent to merge+close directly; PHASE:done now only
does local cleanup (tmux, worktree, labels) — merge already done
- dev-agent.sh: update PHASE_PROTOCOL_INSTRUCTIONS — Approved means
merge via API, close issue, then write PHASE:done
- dev-poll.sh: remove try_merge_or_rebase(); for approved+CI-green
orphaned PRs, spawn dev-agent (recovery mode) to merge instead
- .env.example: document new token roles (CODEBERG_TOKEN = bot for
push/PR/merge; REVIEW_BOT_TOKEN = human account for approvals)
- AGENTS.md: update token descriptions to match new roles
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add matrix_send() to lib/env.sh and matrix_listener.sh daemon for
real-time notifications, threaded escalations, and human-in-the-loop
replies. All agents now notify via Matrix instead of openclaw.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
