Routines proposed for another bot now schedule on that bot - #584
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Ask bot A to make a routine for bot B and it scheduled the routine on itself: the tool had no way to name a target and the API hard-bound the card and routine to the sender. propose_routine now takes an optional flat for_bot_id (id from list_bots; omitted = self, unchanged). The route resolves and authorizes the target with teaching errors (unknown id, different section), the target rides inside the card's fingerprinted operation so a shown card cannot be redirected, and on confirm the routine is created with the target's botId so runs use that bot's engine and permissions. The target is re-authorized at confirm time — the card can sit open while the target bot is deleted or moved — and a refusal lands on the card as held text. Card authority, quotas, and propose_routine_action stay with the proposing bot. Part 1 of #583. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughRoutine proposals now support an optional target bot. The API and agent proxy forward the target. The service validates the target at proposal and confirmation time, displays it on confirmation cards, and assigns the routine to that bot. ChangesCross-bot routine targeting
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participant Agent
participant RoutineRequestAPI
participant RoutineRequestService
participant TargetBotStore
participant RoutineManager
Agent->>RoutineRequestAPI: propose routine with forBotId
RoutineRequestAPI->>TargetBotStore: resolve target bot
TargetBotStore-->>RoutineRequestAPI: target bot or error
RoutineRequestAPI->>RoutineRequestService: create proposal with forBot
RoutineRequestService->>RoutineRequestService: validate target
RoutineRequestService-->>Agent: confirmation card
Agent->>RoutineRequestService: confirm card
RoutineRequestService->>TargetBotStore: revalidate target
TargetBotStore-->>RoutineRequestService: validation result
RoutineRequestService->>RoutineManager: create routine for target bot
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… convert to delegations The bare 'Delegated turn did not finish' chip threw away the turn.completed stopReason that would have explained every failure in the milind-soni#583 user report — it now reads '… — auth_required' (etc.), on the channel chip, the delegation receipt, and ask_bot's reply when a failed turn produced no text. ask_bot's fixed 4-minute ceiling silently lost the reply of any peer doing legitimately slow work. A timed-out ask now converts into a delegation claim ticket: the existing watch mirrors the terminal state into the channel and the asker's thread when the turn settles, and check/wait_delegation read the receipt (status 'running' meanwhile). The asker's tool reply says what happened and what to do next turn; a 'still working — ask converted to a delegation' chip lands for the human. Ceiling configurable via OMB_ASK_BOT_TIMEOUT_MS (min 5s, default 4 minutes unchanged). Closes the visibility gap behind milind-soni#583's user report (parts 1-2: milind-soni#584, milind-soni#585). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fixes half of #583: ask bot A to "make a routine for bot B" and A would create the routine — scheduled on itself. The
propose_routinetool had no way to name a target (the model literally could not express "for @b"), and the API then hard-bound the card and routine to the sender.What
propose_routinegains an optional flatfor_bot_id(id fromlist_bots; omitted = schedule for yourself, byte-for-byte the old behavior — the key is absent from the POST body).ask_bot). Passing your own id is the same as omitting it.operation(forBot: { botId, name }), so a confirmed card cannot be redirected after it is shown — same immutability the rest of the payload already has.botId, so the scheduler runs it as that bot.sourceThreadIdstill points at the proposing conversation.validateTargethook) — the card can sit open indefinitely while the target bot is deleted or moved to another section; the refusal lands on the card as held text.Scope notes
propose_routine_action(update/pause/…) stays owner-only; managing another bot's routine is done from that bot's own chat.list_routinesstill lists only the calling bot's routines — B sees the routine, A doesn't own it.How verified
list_botsguidance; happy path across two bots asserts card title +botId: teammate.id+sourceThreadIdon the created routine.for_bot_idforwarded beside (never inside) the routine definition; omitted case still sends the exact legacy body.tscclean; routine/proxy/index suites green (48 + 127); lint parity with main exact on every touched file.Part 1 of #583 — the ask_bot busy-peer dead-end is a separate PR.
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