- NewSessionTree now only serves plan + env (session-level)
- NewAgentTree serves all 21 agent-level files
- Tests updated to use agent tree for agent files
- Removed kill/rename/save from ctl (session ops via rm/mv)
- TestSessionManagerOpenStore tests session-level file (plan)
Documents the new filesystem structure:
- session/{sid}/plan, env (session-level)
- session/{sid}/agent/{aid}/* (agent-level)
- Removed peer operations (deferred for redesign)
- All operations use ollie-9p CLI
The top-level sessions directory is now /session/ instead of /s/.
Clearer, self-documenting namespace. The agent/{aid} sublevel
will be added in a future change.
- Delete session/core.go (the consumer-defined interface)
- Change Session.Core field from interface to *agent.Session
- Change NewSession and ManagerConfig.NewCore to use concrete type
- Rewrite all tests to use real sessions with backend.Noop
The 9p layer now depends directly on the concrete type from
ollie/session. No more interface indirection. Tests exercise
real session behavior instead of stub methods.
Core interface defined in 9p/session/core.go lists the methods
the 9P layer needs. The real *session.Session satisfies it implicitly.
Test stubs continue to work via interface satisfaction.
Adds resetElevation callback to sessionHelper, called when a new
prompt is written (turn boundary). The Manager passes
broker.ResetTurn(sessionID) via ManagerConfig.ResetElevation.
- Add agent watcher goroutine that emits ConfigChanged(session, key, value)
D-Bus signal when the per-session agent name changes
- Add ConfigChanged to introspection XML
- Fix CreateSession: only apply OLLIE_DEFAULT_AGENT when no agent arg was
explicitly provided. Previously, passing agent=default would trigger the
env override, making it impossible to select a specific agent from the GUI.
Pass WithToolRegistry/WithSkillsRegistry into execute.Decl() so every
Server the factory creates has registries set. Removes fragile post-
construction wiring that only applied to the first dispatcher instance.
New 9P file s/{id}/react: write an emoji to record a reaction to the
most recent assistant response. The reaction is passive feedback —
no model turn is triggered.
The system prompt now documents how agents should interpret emoji
reactions (positive/negative/confused) and silently adjust behavior.
The mount logic is now a library package (mount/) called directly
by `olliesrv mount`. No external binary needed.
Per-session auto-mounts are gone entirely. The mount subcommand
remains for network-transparent human access to remote servers.
Levi Neely
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