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Provenance generalizes comments: entries stored in a generated doc's @provenance section link its elements (targets) back to ranges in the docs they came from (sources), always as automerge urls. The provider indexes every doc mounted inside it and answers patchwork:provenance subscriptions scoped by either end, so a source text doc can see inbound links it doesn't store. codemirror-base renders provenance source ranges (dotted link-accent tint) and pushes their targets into the shared focus selection when the cursor lands on them.
Add an unfoldable debug section showing installed/loaded/active llm:skills. Let the computer activate skills mid-run: a load_skill tool, and auto-activation when read_doc returns a document matching an inactive skill's datatypes (instructions delivered inline with the read result).
codemirror-base no longer knows about provenance: `codemirror:extension`
modules may now be factories receiving {handle, element, repo}, and the
corkboard registers one that decorates provenance source ranges and pushes
their linked targets into the shared focus selection.
The model can now mint edit-stable refs — an element by path/{id} matcher,
or a text range by cursor-anchored offsets — so provenance entries can point
at specific passages and elements instead of whole documents. Bumps the
debug panel version to v0.0.2.
…rgets Lets a selection on a Petrinaut canvas light up the source text range, not just the other way round.
Provenance entries moved under the document's @Patchwork envelope (a plain array, no `entries` wrapper) — the provider indexes and ref-urls them from the new path.
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The agent's computer gets a start_scenario tool: called before each alternative's edits, it forks a fresh draft off main and re-aims the run's doc resolution at it, so one sequential run can produce several independent scenarios. Runs that opened scenarios end with a picker embed instead of the single accept/reject — chips check each branch out (with diff baselines) for browsing back and forth, accept merges the selected scenario and unlinks the rest, reject-all discards everything.
On pnpm >= 11 a workspace-less `pnpm -r` recurses into every directory with a package.json, including the aggregated copies in static-dist/packages/. Those keep their dev/build scripts but have no sources or node_modules, so they all fail and their exit code tears down the whole watch.
- add get datatypes tool and skill - add create embed of datatype to existing corkboard skill
Record merge provenance on the DraftDoc (mergedFrom per clone, mergedInto) and walk the change DAG between fork and merge heads to pull a merged draft's changes out of the time-based grouping into one labelled group. Scrub boundaries now resolve from the rendered row order instead of raw timestamps (merged changes interleave in time), and the baseline handle renders as the boundary below its change so a selected group reads as a full band. Merging adopts members the target never forked, keeping their changes scoped to the target draft.
Mirror the drafts sidebar's updated mergeDraft in mergeAgentDraft: adopt members the merge target never forked, and record mergedFrom per clone and mergedInto on the draft, so chat-accepted drafts show up as attributed "Merged" groups in the drafts timeline.
Fill the FIRST unfilled tool-call card — searching from the end paired a multi-call round's results with the wrong cards. Inactivity timeout up to 5 minutes: a model streaming a huge tool call looks silent to the llm lib. SkillsDebug reads the shared CHAT_VERSION instead of its own constant.
Change groups split at comment timestamps so each comment (including replies and resolved threads) gets its own row. Clicking a comment pins the draft to its state at that time, switches the context sidebar to the comments tab via a new patchwork:open-context-tool event, and asks the comments view to select and scroll to the thread through an openThread field on the shared patchwork:focus doc. Comment writes no longer count as edits, and the idle scrubber line sits above comments newer than the latest change.
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