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…all genie (#2843) Orca accepts exactly two source kinds: a marketplace source (git repo whose ROOT holds orca-marketplace.json) and a plugin source (git repo whose ROOT holds orca-plugin.json, or a local folder containing one). Genie's manifest lives at plugins/genie/orca-plugin.json, so "Add source https://github.com/automagik-dev/genie.git#main" failed with "Could not add this marketplace". Add both root files. The root manifest is the payload manifest with `main` re-rooted to plugins/genie/orca-entrypoint.min.js and nothing else changed; the marketplace publishes the single automagik.genie entry at ref main. Neither file is copied into a release tarball, so release-payload-version.ts deliberately does not stamp or gate them. Version currency comes from scripts/version.ts and the version.yml JSON_FILES list (now ten version files), and release-guard.sh treats the root manifest as an OPTIONAL version-only child member, mirroring the payload manifest's posture from #2823. scripts/orca-manifest-parity.test.ts is the drift guard. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013gGxGgKskzyzr1HRUB6cV3 Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…e marketplace at it (#2844) Orca 1.4.x installs a plugin from a git URL+ref (or a local folder) whose ROOT holds orca-plugin.json, and its bundled loader rejects any tree containing a symlink ("unsafe file path or symlink") and caps an install at 2000 files / 50 MB. The genie repository root can never satisfy that: `docs` is a symlink into the .docs-vendor submodule, and a dev checkout is ~14k files. #2843 added a repo-root orca-plugin.json to fix the "manifest must be at the root" rule, but that rule was only one of three — the root tree is still un-installable. Remove it, and revert every stamping addition it required: scripts/version.ts, the version.yml JSON_FILES list (back to nine version files), release-guard.sh's optional child member, and their tests. The release-guard.test.ts assertion is kept in its stronger exact-path form. Publish the plugin as a tree-only ref whose root IS plugins/genie instead: symlink-free, 132 files, 1.3 MB, manifest at its root. .github/workflows/orca-plugin-ref.yml force-pushes `git commit-tree HEAD:plugins/genie` — a parentless, history-free commit — to refs/heads/orca-plugin on push to main and refs/heads/orca-plugin-dev on push to dev, skipping when the published ref already carries that tree. contents: write is scoped to that one job, which runs nothing from the checkout. orca-marketplace.json stays as the only repo-root Orca file and now points at ref orca-plugin. scripts/orca-manifest-parity.test.ts is retargeted: it checks the index against the payload manifest's identity and ref, that no root orca-plugin.json reappears, and that plugins/genie stays symlink-free and inside Orca's file cap so the published subtree remains installable. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013gGxGgKskzyzr1HRUB6cV3 Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change updates Genie version metadata, adds Orca marketplace registration, publishes standalone plugin refs from ChangesOrca plugin distribution
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new Orca publication workflow checks file count but not the documented 50 MB aggregate payload limit, so an oversized plugin could be published and then rejected during installation. This is a bounded integration risk that should receive explicit owner follow-up. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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When multiple pushes to the same source branch overlap, GitHub Actions concurrency groups serialize them but do not guarantee FIFO ordering, so an older workflow run can execute this unconditional force-push after a newer run and leave orca-plugin or orca-plugin-dev pointing at an obsolete subtree indefinitely. Before pushing, verify that SOURCE_SHA is still the current tip of BRANCH and skip stale runs.
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When plugins/genie grows beyond Orca's documented 50 MB limit while remaining under 2,000 files, this installability test still passes because payloadTree() records only paths and symlinks and the assertions never total file sizes. The workflow would then publish a subtree that Orca rejects, despite this test being presented as the drift guard; sum the committed blobs' sizes and assert the total stays within the loader's byte cap.
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In `@scripts/orca-manifest-parity.test.ts`:
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Enforce the 50 MB payload limit.
Line 34 guards only the file count. A plugins/genie tree with fewer than 2000 large files passes this test but exceeds Orca's stated 50 MB limit. The workflow can publish that tree, and Orca will reject installation.
Add an aggregate payload-byte assertion that uses the same committed subtree scope as the publication workflow.
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In `@scripts/orca-manifest-parity.test.ts` at line 34, Add an aggregate
payload-size check alongside MAX_FILES in the manifest parity test, summing
bytes for the same committed subtree scope used by the publication workflow and
asserting the total does not exceed 50 MB. Keep the existing file-count
assertion unchanged and reuse the workflow’s subtree selection logic or symbols
where available.
…und terminals
Dogfood against a live Orca 1.4.192 runtime (the plugin installed from the
orca-plugin-dev ref) showed the plugin's only command, run-list, failing to
decode every real response:
- runs whose coordinator terminal is gone list with coordinator_handle and
coordinator_pane_key null; the public run entity required strings;
- a page is `{ runs, nextCursor }` (nextCursor null on the last page); the
strict receipt only knew `cursor`, so every page was rejected;
- run-list rows are public run entities, not the legacy compact shape.
run-current also returns `run: null` for a terminal not bound to a Run; the
real-runtime smoke dereferenced it and could never pass on a fresh terminal.
It now skips the restore step when there was nothing bound.
Fixture tests carry the captured real payloads. With these changes the live
smoke (run-create → run-show → task-create → task-update → task-list, no
local lifecycle mutation) and run-list both pass against the real runtime.
orca-entrypoint.min.js regenerated (parity gate).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013gGxGgKskzyzr1HRUB6cV3
…time-contract fix(orca): match the real 1.4.192 run-list contract and tolerate unbound terminals
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