diff --git a/CONTRIBUTING.md b/CONTRIBUTING.md index d2ea7d1..704710e 100644 --- a/CONTRIBUTING.md +++ b/CONTRIBUTING.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ # Contributing -Revision: 0.1.4 · Updated: 2026-10-09 +Revision: 0.1.10 · Updated: 2026-10-10 Start with a concrete problem, the applicable project goal and observable proof. Use an issue or accepted brief; research may end with a decision rather than code. @@ -37,7 +37,9 @@ Adopting applications retain their own documentation/versioning conventions. The layout follows the [Agent Skills specification](https://agentskills.io/specification): small discovery metadata, focused instructions and references loaded only when -needed. MIT permits reuse of this package; it grants no system or account access. +needed. MIT permits reuse of Factory's method, code and documentation; the +[branding exception](assets/branding/README.md) still applies. A license grants +no system or account access. ## Verification and delivery diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 8b61df8..184905c 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -1,6 +1,8 @@ +![Factory — Foundation, AgentOps and ADLC](assets/branding/factory-banner.png) + # Factory -Revision: 0.1.9 · Updated: 2026-10-10 +Revision: 0.1.10 · Updated: 2026-10-10 A practical method for building and improving applications with coding agents. @@ -21,6 +23,11 @@ application's existing standards, tools and hosting choices. AgentOps coordinates ADLC and calls on Foundation when setup needs repair. These are responsibilities, not three servers or mandatory separate projects. +Keep one pinned **AgentOps** conversation in each application project. That lead +owns the application's setup and work. The AgentOps conversation in the Factory +repository develops Factory itself; it is not a central queue for every project. +Share a relevant finding between projects when useful, with an explicit handoff. + ## What Foundation prepares | Scope | What must work | Existing guide | @@ -44,6 +51,15 @@ extra isolation are installation choices. A plugin, prototype and production service need different preparation; none needs every optional control or a new collection of documents. Keep the result in the project's existing record. +Foundation also establishes a small [configuration and adoption record](foundation/factory-foundation/references/adoption.md). +The project's AgentOps maintains its relevant lasting choices: model defaults and +exceptions, skills, tool versions, update policy, connections and access. Link the +actual configuration source, record why a change was authorized, and distinguish +the intended setting from what was applied and verified. Keep sensitive host and +account details private and credentials in their native secret stores. Changes are +reviewable and reversible where supported; the record itself does not apply +settings or grant access. + ## Three access levels: owner, AgentOps and ADLC Factory's access architecture starts with the human owner and gives each agent @@ -119,17 +135,14 @@ The [qualification record](docs/qualification.md) separates package checks, behavioral exercises and live proof. Skills guide work; the native tools and infrastructure enforce access and run it. -Start both AgentOps and workers with only the access they need. AgentOps may -coordinate more work without having administrator rights. A wider grant needs -a concrete purpose and scope; a thread title or skill does not enforce it. -The [access section](foundation/factory-foundation/references/setup.md#least-privilege-in-practice) -explains the native controls, their limits and how to add access deliberately. - See the [architecture](docs/architecture.md) for responsibility boundaries and [contributor guide](CONTRIBUTING.md) for versioning, checks and releases. The earlier [migration audit](https://github.com/arcitai/factory/blob/v0.1.3/docs/transition.md) and [research decision](https://github.com/arcitai/factory/blob/v0.1.3/docs/decision.md) remain in release history; they are not prerequisites for a new installation. -MIT licensed. Existing application licenses, third-party tools and provider -subscriptions retain their own terms. +Factory's method, code and documentation are MIT licensed. The Arc’ It AI name +and logo, including their use in the banner, are not licensed for reuse by that +software license. See [brand asset terms](assets/branding/README.md). Existing +application licenses, third-party tools and provider subscriptions retain their +own terms. diff --git a/VERSION b/VERSION index 1a03094..9767cc9 100644 --- a/VERSION +++ b/VERSION @@ -1 +1 @@ -0.1.9 +0.1.10 diff --git a/agent-ops/factory-agent-ops/SKILL.md b/agent-ops/factory-agent-ops/SKILL.md index ba4d30b..4edcf12 100644 --- a/agent-ops/factory-agent-ops/SKILL.md +++ b/agent-ops/factory-agent-ops/SKILL.md @@ -3,8 +3,8 @@ name: factory-agent-ops description: Act as a project's lead for ideas, research, accepted tasks or an approved backlog; coordinate native workers, independent review and authorized delivery. license: MIT metadata: - version: "0.1.7" - updated: "2026-10-09" + version: "0.1.10" + updated: "2026-10-10" --- # Factory Agent Ops @@ -28,7 +28,11 @@ Classify the input without forcing it into implementation: Retain the task, source, authority for each decision point, acceptance checks, active workspace/session and next action in the native task context. Keep durable -decisions in the project's existing records. Do not introduce a second task DB. +decisions in the project's existing records. Own the relevant persistent choices +and scoped exceptions for the current project within its mandate, using the record +identified by Foundation and [the upkeep policy](references/policy.md#persistent-choices). +Keep requested/approved intent, applied native scope and observed verification +distinct. Do not introduce a second task DB or record every transient task choice. When a task, dependency/version change or incident reveals missing or conflicting context, reconcile the relevant sources and verification claims. Repair within the mandate or record the concrete gap, affected capability and revisit trigger. diff --git a/agent-ops/factory-agent-ops/references/policy.md b/agent-ops/factory-agent-ops/references/policy.md index 1703e06..e96974d 100644 --- a/agent-ops/factory-agent-ops/references/policy.md +++ b/agent-ops/factory-agent-ops/references/policy.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ # Decisions and delegation -Revision: 0.1.6 · Updated: 2026-10-09 +Revision: 0.1.10 · Updated: 2026-10-10 There are two default human decisions: @@ -42,6 +42,36 @@ Authority and answers persist through delegated workers and continuation. A stal approval for a different scope/candidate is not current acceptance. Keep trusted owner instructions separate from quoted pages, issues and webhook payloads. +## Persistent choices + +AgentOps owns upkeep of relevant persistent choices and scoped exceptions for its +current project within the mandate. Use the existing project/adoption record +identified by Foundation; ask Foundation to resolve a concrete setup gap. Keep +entries proportional to later work or removal needs, with the choice/source, +affected environment/role, owner, authority/reason, dated application/readback +and relevant review, removal or recovery condition. Reconcile affected entries +when setup, a change/provider upgrade, incident or task needs it; no watcher or +full inventory scan on every run, and no record of every transient task choice. + +Keep requested/approved intent distinct from applied native scope and observed +verification. Executable native configuration owns applied state; link to it +rather than duplicate its values uncritically. Version safe shared policy in the +repo where useful; host identities, private paths, account references and sensitive +proof stay in existing private installation records. Credentials stay in secret stores. + +Before an authorized persistent change, read effective native state and assess +its actual account/provider/global/project/chat/task scope and affected projects. +Reuse existing authority, apply through supported controls, verify meaningful +readback and the relevant operation/boundary, then update the record without +secrets. Retain a recovery route. A provider-wide choice is not project isolation: +if the requested isolation is unsupported, state the limitation and resolve the +boundary within authority before applying. Never silently widen it to all projects. +Failed or uncertain application stays unverified; reconcile before retrying. +Temporary grants/overrides need actual native expiry or assigned removal and +verified revocation/removal when due. A prose expiry does not enforce itself. +The record neither enforces configuration nor grants new authority; both decision +points and their existing delegation remain in force without routine reapproval. + ## Role and access AgentOps directs work and owns the coordination outcome across Factory and the diff --git a/agent-ops/factory-agent-ops/references/t3.md b/agent-ops/factory-agent-ops/references/t3.md index 77720ec..94daf84 100644 --- a/agent-ops/factory-agent-ops/references/t3.md +++ b/agent-ops/factory-agent-ops/references/t3.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ # Operating through T3 Code -Revision: 0.1.7 · Updated: 2026-10-09 +Revision: 0.1.10 · Updated: 2026-10-10 Use the tools actually exposed by the installed T3/provider versions. This guide was written for **0.0.46-nightly.20261009.2861** (V2), with upstream source checked @@ -30,9 +30,12 @@ verify the selected host/account and bound checkout with a harmless native turn. ## Execution and recovery Start with `orchestrator_capabilities` to discover the actual available providers, -models and permission limits. Use `delegate_task` for a bounded task on another -provider/model. Supply its requirements, authority, workspace and evidence pointers: -the child does not receive the parent's full context. Use a stable +models and permission limits. When a writer needs its own workspace, use the +qualified worktree-bound launch below and verify the binding before it writes. +Use `delegate_task` for bounded work that can safely use its actual inherited +workspace, such as a read-only review; a worktree request in its prompt is not a +binding. Supply requirements, authority, workspace and evidence pointers: +the child does not receive the parent's full context. For `delegate_task`, use a stable `clientRequestId` for retries of that task within the same provider session and retain its task and child-thread IDs. After a new session, inspect durable work before retrying; the old retry key does not deduplicate across sessions. @@ -76,7 +79,7 @@ or replace the owner's current decision. Inspect existing work after an uncertai send before retrying; use the native retry key where the operation supports one. Delegated children and `create_threads` may share the parent's checkout. -For parallel writers, use the supported explicit worktree-bound launch route, +For writers requiring separate workspaces, use the supported explicit worktree-bound launch route, or provision/select the worktree through the native UI before starting. Creating a worktree in a prompt alone does not rebind the T3 thread. The inspected `t3_thread_launch` route binds `workspaceStrategy` before starting the agent and diff --git a/assets/branding/README.md b/assets/branding/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0325c9f --- /dev/null +++ b/assets/branding/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,16 @@ +# Brand assets + +Revision: 0.1.10 · Updated: 2026-10-10 + +`banner.html` is the editable source for `factory-banner.png` (1536 × 384). +Serve this directory locally, wait for `document.fonts.ready`, and capture the +`main` element at its native size. The README scales the image down for display. + +The unchanged mark, Geist fonts and blue `#4265a0` hover accent come from +[Arc’ It AI’s website at 46e5566](https://github.com/arcitai/arcitai-website/tree/46e5566e5f4d1f89fc36df43cd5a35c79ff504f5). +The source's [license notice](https://github.com/arcitai/arcitai-website/blob/46e5566e5f4d1f89fc36df43cd5a35c79ff504f5/README.md#license) +excludes brand names and logos from its software license. The Arc’ It AI name +and logo, including their use in this banner, are not licensed for reuse under +Factory's MIT license. The Geist fonts retain their separate license in +`fonts/LICENSE.txt`. These presentation assets are not included in the staged +Factory skills. diff --git a/assets/branding/arcitai-mark.svg b/assets/branding/arcitai-mark.svg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e15bc69 --- /dev/null +++ b/assets/branding/arcitai-mark.svg @@ -0,0 +1,12 @@ + + Arc’It AI Cut Six Refined + The selected Arc’It mark: three sheared rail modules and three offset square terminals. + + + + + + + + + diff --git a/assets/branding/banner.html b/assets/branding/banner.html new file mode 100644 index 0000000..85f2048 --- /dev/null +++ b/assets/branding/banner.html @@ -0,0 +1,25 @@ + + + + +Factory — Arc’ It AI + +
+ Arc’ It AI +
+

Factory

+

Foundation · AgentOps · ADLC

+

A practical method for building with coding agents.

+
+
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A package release does not qualify another host, every future update @@ -10,7 +10,9 @@ remain with the installation; public issues track the remaining acceptance work. | Boundary | Observed evidence | Limit / next check | | --- | --- | --- | | Package | Eight portable skills, metadata/link checks and staging tests | Mechanical checks do not establish agent decisions | -| Engineering Foundation (0.1.9 candidate) | Source change: Foundation gains engineering and CI/delivery references, adapted from AIOS project-foundation 1.1.1 at a pinned MIT commit, including an adaptable three-hour batch profile and design/interface continuity. Package checks pass on the candidate | See the delivery PR for independent source review and textual cases. No application adoption, live workflow, observed schedule or preview deployment; the profile enables no schedule | +| Persistent choices (0.1.10 candidate) | 2026-10-10: a fresh native Astra xhigh context answered four textual cases against `7f846946`: hypothetical settings stayed unauthorized; external read access retained scope and removal; provider-wide controls did not become project isolation; uncertain application, upgrade drift and expired exceptions required reconciliation | Method rehearsal, not live grant/revocation or a reliability measurement. Independent review of the combined source/presentation is tracked in the delivery PR | +| Engineering Foundation (0.1.9) | 2026-10-10: [PR #24](https://github.com/arcitai/factory/pull/24) and release passed checks and independent review. The selected native scopes matched all 48 staged files; AgentOps explicitly reread the five changed Foundation files. AIOS' own AgentOps assessed its repository against the adopted method and actual build/review/pilot evidence | Explicit source loading is distinct from automatic instruction discovery. The optional three-hour CI profile has not been deployed or observed as a schedule; it enables no schedule itself | +| Writer workspace selection (Nightly 2873) | 2026-10-10: native worktree-bound launch started a Factory writer at the expected revision and workspace. An AIOS child created through ordinary delegation remained on main with no worktree; it was stopped before edits, its stale command approval declined, and a separate native-bound writer was verified before implementation | Assisted recovery exposed ambiguous launch guidance, now clarified. A prompt is not a native binding; this does not prove automated recovery for every failed launch or OS isolation between roles | | Model profile, scope and skill improvement (0.1.6) | 2026-10-09: two fresh Astra High contexts each answered four textual cases against baseline and candidate; both preserved scope, useful knowledge placement, reviewed skill adoption and visible quota limits. Candidate decisions made worker-option readback more explicit | No measured reliability or cost improvement, application delivery or installed-discovery claim. Concrete role presets remain proposals; see the delivery PR for independent source review | | Checker in Claude's native sandbox (0.1.6) | An initial metadata check failed on a masked `.claude` path. The fix prunes private harness directories before traversal; the direct check then passed for 8 skills, with 11 tests passing. Independent review reproduced the regression against both earlier variants and checked that maintained-source errors still propagate | This validates the package checker, not additional agent permissions or isolation | | Revision/access guidance (0.1.4 candidate) | Four fresh-context Codex textual cases kept least privilege, edit dates versus restore proof, genuine attribution and bounded native maintenance | Text-only decisions; not an application delivery or live deployment | diff --git a/foundation/factory-foundation/SKILL.md b/foundation/factory-foundation/SKILL.md index 57e8642..05410f7 100644 --- a/foundation/factory-foundation/SKILL.md +++ b/foundation/factory-foundation/SKILL.md @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ name: factory-foundation description: Prepare or assess a software project's engineering foundation and its execution host, including reproducible setup, real checks, documentation, CI/delivery, native harness access and GitHub work tracking. license: MIT metadata: - version: "0.1.9" + version: "0.1.10" updated: "2026-10-10" --- @@ -15,9 +15,12 @@ standards and useful work. The setup request does not create product scope. Identify the repository, owner, intended work, execution host, operator entry point and delivery destination from accepted context. Resolve facts from the -actual environment before asking for a missing owner decision. Record only -what changes setup, authority or proof in the project's existing private record; -the [adoption outline](references/adoption.md) is available if one is missing. +actual environment before asking for a missing owner decision. Identify the +appropriate existing project/adoption record and establish its relevant persistent +choices using [the adoption guidance](references/adoption.md). Keep safe shared +policy in the repo where useful and private installation details in their existing +private record. Reconcile affected entries during setup or relevant changes; +hand ongoing ownership for the current project to AgentOps within its mandate. Assess two scopes separately: the **execution host** that runs the agents and the **application repository** they will work on. Reuse applicable host proof @@ -87,8 +90,9 @@ to the intended task. For each relevant capability, identify its host/repo scope owning source, **verified**, **required gap**, or **conditional/not needed** disposition, and dated proof or the next action and responsible role. Explain conditional choices; do not treat an unchecked requirement as not needed. -Include versions and identities without secrets. Hand this result to AgentOps, -which can start authorized, ready work and route setup repairs back to Foundation. ADLC keeps +Include versions without secrets; keep identity details in the private installation +record. Hand this result to AgentOps, which can start authorized, ready work and +route setup repairs back to Foundation. ADLC keeps affected application sources and checks current during delivery. A gap holds the dependent capability, not unrelated work. Preserve unchanged proof rather than rerunning the entire installation for every task. diff --git a/foundation/factory-foundation/references/adoption.md b/foundation/factory-foundation/references/adoption.md index 8cf5934..252fad7 100644 --- a/foundation/factory-foundation/references/adoption.md +++ b/foundation/factory-foundation/references/adoption.md @@ -1,13 +1,68 @@ # Adoption record -Revision: 0.1.6 · Updated: 2026-10-09 +Revision: 0.1.10 · Updated: 2026-10-10 -Use an existing project record when it already contains this information. Keep -host identities, private paths, account references and sensitive proof in a private -installation record. Public project documentation can link a sanitized summary. -Do not record credentials. Unknown is a visible gap, not a made-up default. +Foundation identifies the appropriate existing project/adoption record and +establishes the relevant choices. AgentOps maintains them and scoped exceptions +for its current project within the owner's mandate. Extend that record; +do not create a separate register or require the whole inventory for every project. +Record choices that need to survive the task, affect later work or need removal, +not every transient task choice. Unknown is a visible gap, not a made-up default. -Record the choices relevant to the installation: +Version safe project-shared policy in the repository where useful. Keep host +identities, private paths, account references and sensitive evidence in the existing +private installation record; share only sanitized summaries. Credentials belong +only in actual secret stores. Executable native configuration is the source of +truth for applied state: link to its owning source/control instead of copying +values uncritically. An observation may quote a safe value with its source and date. + +## Persistent choices and exceptions + +Use short prose or a small table with only meaningful fields: + +| Distinction | Useful content | +| --- | --- | +| Scope | Affected project, environment and role; requested scope versus actual account, provider, global, project, chat or task scope | +| Intent | Requested or approved value/capability, source, owner, authority and reason; the default displaced by a scoped exception | +| Application | Owning native configuration/control, actual applied scope and application date, or unapplied/uncertain status | +| Verification | Dated effective-state readback and relevant operation/outcome, with version and evidence; keep unverified claims visible | +| Upkeep | Relevant review trigger, expiry/removal condition, responsible owner and rollback/recovery route; verified removal when due | + +Requested intent, approved intent, applied settings and observed behavior are +different states. A provider-wide setting or grant is not project isolation. If +the native control cannot isolate the requested project, record that limitation +and resolve an authorized supported boundary before applying; do not silently +propagate the choice to other projects. The record grants no authority, enforces +no access and applies no configuration. Factory Markdown does not apply itself. + +For an authorized persistent change: + +1. Read effective native state and its source, including overrides; assess the + real scope and affected projects before changing it. +2. Reuse existing authority and its conditions. Resolve only missing authority or + material new scope/risk under the two decision points; retain the prior state + and a relevant recovery route. +3. Apply through supported native controls and verify meaningful readback at the + affected scope, plus the operation or boundary the claim relies on. A failed + or uncertain apply remains unverified; reconcile actual state before retrying. +4. Update the existing record without secrets, preserving intent versus applied + scope and observed proof. For a temporary grant or override, use native expiry + where supported or assign its actual removal; verify revocation/removal when + due and record the result. Prose expiry does not enforce itself. + +Reconcile affected entries on relevant setup, configuration or provider upgrades, +incidents and task needs. Preserve unchanged evidence at its observed date; no +watcher or expensive full scan is required on each run. + +The reviewable intent and reproducibility principle is informed by Warp's +[versioned definitions](https://docs.warp.dev/factories/factory-as-code/) and +[agent configuration](https://docs.warp.dev/factories/factory-agents/), read +2026-10-10. Factory retains its existing records and native controls, with no +imported schema or runtime. + +## Relevant installation context + +Reuse the following existing choice families only where they matter: - Project, owner, approved vision, canonical instructions and actual repo/branch. - Routes to relevant architecture, checks, dependency/configuration sources and @@ -33,7 +88,7 @@ Record the choices relevant to the installation: role, target, environment, purpose, date, authorizer, expiry/removal condition and readback, without secrets; user-editable versus managed controls. - Effective filesystem/network/tool boundaries, allowed data destinations, - deployment credentials and private security reporting route. + deployment credential requirements and private security reporting route. - Work-status source and actual Project/field/label identifiers; priority and readiness policy; issue intake and trusted owner identity. - Admission authority and delivery authority separately, including explicit diff --git a/foundation/factory-foundation/references/setup.md b/foundation/factory-foundation/references/setup.md index dbb2b67..15a4e83 100644 --- a/foundation/factory-foundation/references/setup.md +++ b/foundation/factory-foundation/references/setup.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ # Set up the host and operator client -Revision: 0.1.7 · Updated: 2026-10-09 +Revision: 0.1.10 · Updated: 2026-10-10 This reference setup uses T3 Code on a Linux execution host, with a Mac and optionally a phone as clients. The host can be a laptop, workstation or VPS. @@ -14,6 +14,14 @@ and observed proof in the installation record. Native delegation and automation need their own qualification; installing them does not authorize their use. See [upstream installation](https://github.com/pingdotgg/t3code/blob/ec80933ac8cd02fec5c97b342462ccc9567cdb1e/docs/user/install.md). +Start by identifying the existing project/adoption record. Use +[the adoption guidance](adoption.md#persistent-choices-and-exceptions) to establish +relevant persistent choices and separate intent, native application scope and +dated verification. Reuse its choice families, safe repository policy and private +installation record; do not create another inventory. For authorized changes, +follow its effective-state readback, scope, application and verification steps. +Hand ongoing upkeep for the current project to AgentOps within its mandate. + ## 1. Choose the boundary Use an ordinary execution account on the host, with access to the selected repos @@ -101,7 +109,8 @@ Do not install a machine-wide policy blindly on a shared personal host. (path, domain, tool, repository or deployment environment), identify who authorizes it, and set its duration or removal condition. Apply at the appropriate control, read it back, and prove the required operation while an unrelated operation still -fails. Remove temporary grants afterward. Avoid changing every thread to Full +fails. Remove temporary grants afterward and verify revocation; a recorded expiry +does not revoke access. Avoid changing every thread to Full access to resolve one denied build command. If AgentOps needs access that workers must not possess, use separate identities/environments; a title is not an ACL. @@ -408,6 +417,9 @@ After an update, check the service, connection route, selected CLI/authenticatio loaded skills and one harmless native turn. Repeat relevant permission and recovery checks when those paths changed. Keep prior proof at its tested version. A saved SSH fallback may reconnect successfully without automatically returning to Connect. +Reconcile the affected persistent choices and scoped exceptions with actual native +state after relevant setup/provider changes, incidents or task needs; preserve +unrelated evidence instead of scanning the entire installation on every run. Sources: [T3 updating](https://github.com/pingdotgg/t3code/blob/ec80933ac8cd02fec5c97b342462ccc9567cdb1e/docs/user/updating.md), [Claude installation and updates](https://code.claude.com/docs/en/setup),