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Mathew BeaneandRuFlo 953d8d0018 feat: Grok Build host surface + host-agnostic team bus (ADR-402) (#3512)
* feat: Grok Build host surface + host-agnostic team bus (ADR-402)

Adds `ruflo init --grok` and nine team_* MCP tools. Together they let a
lead agent on Grok Build (or Codex, or Claude) run a named agent team
without Claude's SendMessage. The team state lives in the project under
.claude-flow/teams/.

Team bus (team_create, team_spawn, team_send, team_broadcast,
team_inbox, team_plan, team_status, team_on_stop, team_shutdown)
- One implementation: templates/grok/scripts/grok-team-bus.mjs (ops,
  CLI) plus grok-team-store.mjs (storage). The MCP tools import these
  files, the SubagentStop hook imports them, and init --grok copies
  them into a project as a CLI with no dependencies. The repo root has
  no second copy.
- Mail is scoped per team: teams/<team>/mailbox/<agent>/. team_inbox
  requires the team, and team_status counts only that team's mail.
- team.json updates take a cross-process lock (team.lock, an O_EXCL
  file holding an owner token) and are written through a temp file and
  a rename. A stale lock is broken by renaming it aside and checking
  the token, never by a blind delete, and release removes only the
  holder's own token. 30 concurrent spawns
  from separate processes register all 30.
- team_shutdown closes the team. After it, spawn, send, plan and
  on-stop refuse. team_spawn enforces maxAgents.
- A broadcast with no members is refused. priority is an integer from
  0 to 999, stored as a zero-padded filename prefix. Symlinked mailbox
  directories are refused. Concurrent drains claim each message by
  rename, so no message is delivered twice and no drain throws ENOENT.
- The spawn description is <role>:<agent>@<team>. The SubagentStop
  hook parses it to advance that team's plan. When the hook cannot
  record a team subagent, or the team is ambiguous, it writes the
  reason to stderr and exits 1.

init --grok
- Writes .grok/ (config, rules, four agent profiles, a skill, the
  SubagentStop hook), scripts/ and docs/grok/README.md in the project,
  and lists every path it wrote. --dry-run writes nothing.
- Pins the project MCP server to the running release (ruflo@<version>,
  which ships team_*) instead of @latest. From a source checkout it
  points at that checkout's bin/cli.js. Inserted values are escaped as
  TOML strings, so Windows paths are valid.
- Writes nothing outside the project unless --grok-statusline is
  passed. With the flag, it installs ~/.grok/ruflo/host-statusline.mjs
  and merges [ui.status_line] into ~/.grok/config.toml using
  @iarna/toml. The merge leaves an existing status row alone in any
  TOML form. It writes only when the re-parsed result keeps every
  other value, and otherwise prints the snippet to paste. The command
  is `node "<absolute path>"`, which needs no shell and runs no
  script from the repo.
- The status row expects only the agent-teams-grok skill.

Also classifies team_* in the capability brain (swarm-coordination)
and adds ADR-402.

Tests: __tests__/team-tools.test.ts, __tests__/grok-init.test.ts.

Co-Authored-By: RuFlo <ruv@ruv.net>

* fix(grok-host): address round-2 review of ADR-402 team bus (#3512)

N1 (blocking): root package.json "files" listed cli/dist but not
cli/templates, so npm pack (and npx claude-flow) shipped a build that
team_create / init --grok couldn't find grok-team-bus.mjs /
grok-team-store.mjs from. Added v3/@claude-flow/cli/templates/** and
verified with a real npm pack + tar extract (files present with the fix,
absent without it).

N2: breakStaleLock renamed a stale lock without re-checking it was still
the lock it first observed. A waiter that read a stale token could have
that exact lock broken by someone else and re-acquired fresh in between,
and the rename would steal that live lock out from under its holder,
opening a window for a fourth party to grab the vacated slot — two
holders at once. Now re-verifies token + mtime immediately before
renaming and backs off (no rename at all) if either changed. Added a
direct regression test (monkeypatched fs to force the exact interleaving)
plus a concurrent-CLI-process test with a pre-seeded stale lock.

N3: LOCK_WAIT_MS (10s) was shorter than LOCK_STALE_MS (30s), so any
acquire attempted in the ~20s gap between "waiter gives up" and "lock
considered stale" failed even with nothing actually stuck — and the
SubagentStop hook's own 5s command timeout couldn't survive either value.
Lowered stale/wait to 4s/4.5s (wait >= stale, both comfortably under the
hook's 5s budget with real critical sections being sub-millisecond JSON
r-m-w). Also replaced the synchronous Atomics.wait lock-wait loop with an
async setTimeout-based poll (sleepMsAsync), so an MCP server keeps serving
other requests while a caller waits for the lock; threaded async/await
through withTeamLock/createTeam/spawnMember/runCli/main and the
SubagentStop hook and team-tools.ts's dispatcher. sleepMs (sync) stays
only for writeJsonAtomic's bounded Windows rename retry.

Minor 1: --grok-statusline replaced a symlinked ~/.grok/config.toml with
a plain file, destroying the symlink. writeFileAtomic now resolves an
existing symlink and writes through it instead.

Minor 2: a TOML integer above 2^53 in the user's config parses to a
BigInt (@iarna/toml) and crashed JSON.stringify inside the status-line
merge, which ran as the LAST step of init — leaving project files already
written. Now validated up front, before any file is touched, naming the
offending key; init fails clean with nothing written instead of half-done.

Minor 3: host-statusline.mjs matched `trusted = true` / `[mcp_servers.x]`
via substring/regex, so a commented-out trusted=true read as trusted and
an `enabled = false` server still counted as loaded. Can't add a runtime
dependency on @iarna/toml here (this script ships as a zero-dependency
copy outside any node_modules tree — project scripts/ and
~/.grok/ruflo/host-statusline.mjs). Added a small comment-aware
table/key parser instead and used it for grok, and for codex's
mcp_servers check too (same bug class).

Minor 4: team_create --force reopened a team but left the old
incarnation's mailboxes on disk. Now clears mailbox/ when recreating.

Minor 5: priority accepted "1e2" and "0x10" (Number() coerces both).
Now requires a plain base-10 integer literal string.

Minor (stray changes): reverted an incidental .helpers-version bump and
a router.js mode change (644->755) picked up from a concurrent session's
helper auto-refresh — not part of this PR.

Verified: cli build + tsc --noEmit clean; grok-init.test.ts and
team-tools.test.ts (41 tests, including 8 new ones) and
guidance-brain.test.ts pass; full `npm test` for @claude-flow/cli is
green except 20 pre-existing failures across 16 files, all from
@claude-flow/memory / @claude-flow/mcp / @claude-flow/codex not being
built in this environment (none touch grok/team/statusline code).

Co-Authored-By: RuFlo <ruv@ruv.net>

* fix(grok-host): address round-3 review nits on the team lock and status line (#3512)

A lock whose holder pid is still alive is no longer broken after 4s, so a stalled writer does not lose an update. An existing [ui.status_line] no longer fails init when another value is a BigInt. Quoted trusted-folder keys may contain ].

Co-Authored-By: RuFlo <ruv@ruv.net>

* fix(grok-host): keep the TOML parser out of the MCP tool import path (#3512)

grokTemplatesRoot moves to init/grok-templates.ts, which has no
dependencies. The team_* tools import it from there, so loading the MCP
tool table no longer pulls in grok-generator and @iarna/toml. On current
main, analyze-json-output.test.ts runs the analyze command from a copied
source tree with only cli-core and security beside it, and failed 20 of
20 with "Cannot find package '@iarna/toml'" before this change.
grok-generator re-exports grokTemplatesRoot, so its callers are unchanged.

Co-Authored-By: RuFlo <ruv@ruv.net>

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Co-authored-by: RuFlo <ruv@ruv.net>
2026-10-20 05:42:06 -04:00

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Build the monorepo CLI and make the shell `ruflo` command use it.
#
# Usage (from repo root or anywhere):
# ./scripts/use-local-ruflo.sh
# ./scripts/use-local-ruflo.sh --skip-build # only re-link
#
# After this:
# which ruflo → …/node_modules/ruflo → this repo's ruflo/bin/ruflo.js
# ruflo --version
# ruflo mcp tools | grep team_
set -euo pipefail
ROOT="$(cd "$(dirname "$0")/.." && pwd)"
SKIP_BUILD=0
for a in "$@"; do
case "$a" in
--skip-build) SKIP_BUILD=1 ;;
-h|--help)
sed -n '2,12p' "$0"
exit 0
;;
esac
done
if [[ "$SKIP_BUILD" -eq 0 ]]; then
echo "==> Building @claude-flow/cli (+ workspace deps)…"
(cd "$ROOT/v3" && pnpm --filter @claude-flow/cli... build)
else
echo "==> Skipping build (--skip-build)"
fi
if [[ ! -f "$ROOT/v3/@claude-flow/cli/dist/src/index.js" ]]; then
echo "error: CLI dist missing — build failed or was skipped without dist" >&2
exit 1
fi
echo "==> npm link ruflo wrapper → global PATH"
(cd "$ROOT/ruflo" && npm link)
# Prefer nvm/global node bin over older pnpm global ruflo if both exist
RUFL0_BIN="$(command -v ruflo || true)"
echo ""
echo "ruflo → ${RUFL0_BIN:-not found}"
if [[ -n "$RUFL0_BIN" ]]; then
# Resolve symlink chain target when possible
if command -v realpath >/dev/null 2>&1; then
echo "target → $(realpath "$RUFL0_BIN" 2>/dev/null || true)"
fi
ruflo --version
if ruflo mcp tools 2>/dev/null | grep -q 'team_create'; then
echo "OK: team_* tools present (local ADR-402 surface)"
else
echo "warn: team_create not listed — check CLI dist / mcp tools" >&2
fi
fi
echo ""
echo "Grok MCP: \`node $ROOT/v3/@claude-flow/cli/bin/cli.js init --grok\` in a project writes this for you."
echo "To point an existing project .grok/config.toml [mcp_servers.ruflo] at this build:"
echo " command = \"node\""
echo " args = [\"$ROOT/v3/@claude-flow/cli/bin/cli.js\", \"mcp\", \"start\"]"
echo "Then restart Grok."