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…nd Settings switches jobs.ts holds each job's fixed question, state keys, timeout and default; relay.ts accepts exactly those requests through Cloud Pro's included token; Settings lists one switch per job. Jobs that only add information start on, jobs that change what a bot sees or does start off. No job is wired yet. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bots on the built-in browser get agent_browser_click_text while the
decider's "Click by description" job is ready. The tool takes a compact
snapshot, offers Jev up to 255 of the page's interactive elements (keyed by
ref, described by role, label, state, section and heading, sized to the
relay's caps) with only {target, page:{url,title}} as state, and clicks the
pick at p >= 0.6. Anything less sure, and any failure, clicks nothing and
lists the closest refs so the bot clicks by ref as before. A revoked turn or
a person taking the browser during the decision stops the click.
Snapshot parsing is tested against real agent-browser 0.37.0 output,
including a 551-ref Wikipedia page.
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memoryRecall (on by default): automatic recall asks Jev once per turn about every keyword candidate (memory + conversation, at most 24), puts the likeliest first and leaves out those below 0.15 before the usual cut; session_search is only reordered. Any failure keeps the keyword selection. skillPick (off by default): the system prompt's skills section lists names only (stable across turns for the prompt cache); the full entries of the skills Jev picks (p >= 0.3, at most 8) ride in front of the message, or the full index when Jev gives no answer. Job off: today's bytes. Both clip their state to the relay caps and never block a sync path: recall and the skills note are settled before the dispatch-claim checks. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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taskOutcome (default on): when a routine's turn ends ok, Jev reads the
routine's task and the bot's final reply (end kept, ~6,000 chars) before
the "finished" notification (5 s budget). "blocked" at p >= 0.75 sends a
new "routine-blocked" notification ("<bot>'s routine needs attention")
and marks the run outcome {kind: "blocked", probability}; the run stays
completed (no retry, no failRun, no failure streak). Routine history,
the results card and the Computer panel label it "Needs attention".
Anything else keeps today's "finished".
steerSplit (default off): a message sent to a busy thread is classified
(800 ms) against the thread title and the message that started the
running turn. "separate" at p >= 0.8 is not steered: it is queued with
the new reason "separate", which the drain treats as a coalescing
boundary, so it runs as its own follow-up turn. Busy sends to a thread
are decided one at a time so order is kept. The composer chip says
"Queued as a separate request". Anything else is today's steer/queue.
Both clip state within Cloud Pro's relay caps (tested with relayAccepts),
fail open, and are covered by unit tests plus a loopback-Jev e2e.
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riskCheck: before Full access approves a permission request, Jev scores its risk; High at p >= 0.6 leaves the card open for the person with its own note (approval.held.risky) and decision-log source decider-risk. Saved exact commands and reviewed read-only agent tools are never asked about; any failure, timeout or less sure answer approves as before. stuckCheck: at the first repeat chip of a turn, Jev is asked whether the bot is going in circles; yes at p >= 0.8 adds a plain chip and a new "stuck" notification, once per turn. It only reports. notifyUrgency: done and delegation-settled notifications judged "later" at p >= 0.7 carry quiet: true; desktop, iOS and Android post them without a sound. Nothing else is ever quietened or made louder. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
# Conflicts: # docs/decision-model.md # server/index.ts
# Conflicts: # docs/decision-model.md # server/decider/decider-jobs.e2e.test.ts # server/index.ts
…y messages Three turn-start jobs for the decision model, each off until switched on and each falling back to today's behaviour on any failure: - toolPick (server/decider/tool-pick.ts): on the in-process Chat Completions runtime (OpenAI-compatible, Grok, Mistral, MiniMax), a turn with more than 20 connected-app or custom MCP tools keeps those at p >= 0.2 plus the top 5; past 120 the rest are kept. Harness tools and Composio's gateway/connection tools are never offered or withheld; a withheld tool is refused like any unadvertised name. CLI engines are not trimmed (Composio reaches them as search/execute meta-tools). - workPlace (server/decider/work-place.ts): for an unpinned Auto turn on a person's own message with two or more reachable places (this computer, a Local VM already seen, the cloud computer), a place at p >= 0.7 is tried first through its usual Auto mount, so pinning is unchanged. - modelRouting (server/decider/model-routing.ts): on Claude, Grok and Mistral, Light at p >= 0.8 runs that one turn on the engine's lighter model (Haiku 4.5, Grok 4 Fast, Mistral Small) with default effort; the bot's saved selection is untouched and the reply shows "Light model · easy message". Work place and model routing start together with the turn's setup and are awaited only where used. Every request uses its jobs.ts contract and fits Cloud Pro's relay caps. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
# Conflicts: # docs/decision-model.md # server/index.ts
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… target clicks nothing Against the real Jev, "the thing" on a sign-in page picked Sign in at 0.84: a choice can only land on what it is offered. With a no-match option last (page elements capped at 254), Jev answers none of these at 0.93 and nothing is clicked; specific targets still click at 0.94-1.00. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
# Conflicts: # server/index.ts
…hose reply says it was not done RoutineRun gains the optional outcome field; a completed run with outcome "blocked" displays as Needs attention (orange, with the reason in the expanded row), matching the desktop. Older servers send no outcome and nothing changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds decision-model jobs for recall, selection, task outcomes, safety checks, notifications, work placement, model routing, and browser clicks. It wires these jobs into server workflows and updates settings and client displays for their results. ChangesDecision-model job contracts
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Decode RoutineRun.outcome as the server object.
The routine endpoints return RoutineRun records directly. A blocked run contains { kind: "blocked", probability: number }. Both companion models expect a string, so decoding can fail before displayStatus runs. The current tests use the incorrect scalar shape.
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...
- val outcome: String? = null,
+ val outcome: RoutineRunOutcome? = null,
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- get() = if (status == "completed" && outcome == "blocked") "attention" else status
+ get() = if (status == "completed" && outcome?.kind == "blocked") "attention" else status+public struct RoutineRunOutcome: Codable, Hashable, Sendable {
+ public var kind: String
+ public var probability: Double
+}
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public struct RoutineRun: Codable, Hashable, Identifiable, Sendable {
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+ public var outcome: RoutineRunOutcome?
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- status == "completed" && outcome == "blocked" ? "attention" : status
+ status == "completed" && outcome?.kind == "blocked" ? "attention" : status
}Update both decoding fixtures from "outcome":"blocked" to "outcome":{"kind":"blocked","probability":0.9} and assert the decoded kind.
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Update the Android and iOS RoutineRun models to decode outcome as an optional
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Fix the statements that contradict the documented jobs.
Line 149 says "The three jobs below". Four jobs follow it: Fewer connected-app tools, Where work runs, Lighter model for easy messages and Click by description.
Line 245 says "Tool selection and where work runs are not wired yet." Lines 153-193 of this same page describe both jobs as wired. tool-pick.ts, work-place.ts and the pickTools path in openai-chat.ts implement them.
Unchanged lines 146-147 also still list browser clicks, tool selection and where work runs as "Coming soon" with no switch. This PR gives each of those jobs a switch. Readers get contradictory instructions about which switches exist.
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-Browser clicks, tool selection and where work runs are listed as "Coming
-soon" and have no switch yet.
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-The three jobs below change what a bot sees or does, so each starts off
+The four jobs below change what a bot sees or does, so each starts off
until someone switches it on in **Settings → Decision model**. With the
switch off they cost nothing: no request is built.
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With the switch off, or no key, the tool is not offered at all. A person
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Review comment at @docs/decision-model.md around lines 149 - 151:
Update the introductory job count and remove the outdated statements that
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Keep the Settings → Decision model switch behavior description consistent with
all four jobs: Fewer connected-app tools, Where work runs, Lighter model for
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What
Eleven more jobs for the decision model (TypeSafe's Jev), next to room routing from #1966. Each job asks Jev one fixed question and fails open: when there is no key, the switch is off, Jev is slow or down, or the answer is unclear, the app behaves exactly as it does today.
Settings → Decision model now has one switch per job. Jobs that only add a check or a heads-up start on. Jobs that change what a bot sees or does start off.
memoryRecall)session_searchresults are only reordered.taskOutcome)riskCheck)stuckCheck)stucknotification. It never stops a turn.notifyUrgency)done/delegation-settlednotifications that can wait (≥ 0.7) arrive silently on desktop, iOS and Android. Failures, approvals and questions are never quietened.skillPick)toolPick)steerSplit)workPlace)modelRouting)browserClick)agent_browser_click_text {target}: snapshot, then Jev picks the element (≥ 0.6), then click. A "none of these" option means a vague or unmatched target clicks nothing.How
server/decider/jobs.ts: one contract per job (fixed instructions, fixed options or levels where it has them, allowed state keys, timeout, default).relay.tssends a request through Cloud Pro's included token only when it matches its contract exactly.server/decider/<job>.tswith unit tests, plus small hooks at the call sites. Synchronous paths (the bus folds,handleRuntimeEvent) are never blocked; the jobs that start a turn run side by side.Test plan
tsc -b,tsc -p tsconfig.server.json,oxlint --deny-warnings .test:electron513 passed;broker:test10 passedswift testpassed; app built for the simulator. Android::core:testand:app:testDebugUnitTestpassed (notification, routine and decoding suites)control-ombfixture with a fake engine. Memory recall kept 1 of 3 keyword hits; model routing ran in parallel; quiet notification markedlater. With Jev unreachable, every job failed open within 10 ms and the bot still replied.Platforms
stuck/routine-blockedkinds, routine history "Needs attention"routine-blocked→ routine-failed channel, routine history "Needs attention"/apirouteThe desktop-only extras ("Light model · easy message", the "queued as a separate request" label, Settings switches) are n/a on phones, as "Picked by Jev" already is.
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