feat(companies): retail-co — the tau2-bench retail domain as three desks - #2201
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a retail tau2 company with five role-scoped seats, MCP servers, quorum-based desks, General-channel routing, a task simulator, and an end-to-end startup script. ChangesRetail tau2 integration
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Operator
participant Tau2Up as tau2-up.sh
participant Tau2Sim as tau2-sim.py
participant OpenCompany
participant MCPServers as Role MCP servers
Operator->>Tau2Up: start retail environment
Tau2Up->>MCPServers: launch and verify role servers
Tau2Up->>OpenCompany: launch and health-check company
Tau2Up->>Tau2Sim: run preflight or selected task
Tau2Sim->>OpenCompany: authenticate and submit customer message
OpenCompany->>MCPServers: invoke role-scoped tools
Tau2Sim->>OpenCompany: poll referrals and collect results
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The launcher and retail workflow still carry material risks including local data deletion, credential exposure, unauthorized mutations, misleading task results, and aborted runs. These issues should be resolved before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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| # AGENT against the TARGET DESK id, so an empty list refuses every crossing | ||
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| delegates_to = ["triage", "order_ops"] |
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Add 'returns' to delegates_to to allow within-desk handoff
The prompt tells the model to hand work to the @returns desk (e.g. @returns …) so that the room of seatmates (refunds and exchanges) can deliberate. However, delegates_to only lists triage and order_ops. The comment at line 5-8 explains that an empty list refuses every crossing; without "returns" in this list, the attempt to delegate TO the returns desk will be refused as Unauthorized. This defeats the collaborative model the prompt is designed to create.
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| delegates_to = ["triage", "order_ops", "returns"] |
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Correct rule about which order statuses can be acted upon
Line 78 states 'you can only take action on pending or delivered orders', but the 'Cancel pending order' section (line 84) only describes cancelling 'pending' orders, and the 'Your seat: cancellations' description says cancellations takes the whole order down, implying it only applies to pending orders. Permitting action on delivered orders is misleading for the cancellations agent, as delivered orders should not be cancellable — they should go through the returns desk.
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| - **@triage** — the front desk — reads only, changes nothing. Seats: `triage` |
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Correct the 'Who else works here' desks: triage and order_ops are not on the re…
The section titled 'Who else works here' lists @triage and @order_ops with their respective seats. However, the prompt starts by saying 'You are refunds on the returns desk.' and 'You share the returns desk with exchanges.', implying these are different desks. Listing other desks as if they were part of 'who works here' is misleading: the model may think triage and order_ops are also on the returns desk. Better to rename the section to 'Other desks you can hand off to' or keep it separate.
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| ok = order.get("status") == "cancelled" | ||
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| # A modify_*: the tools are once-per-order, so the end state is the |
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Check all relevant fields for modify_ actions
The grade() function handles exchange_delivered_order_items, return_delivered_order_items, and cancel_pending_order by checking specific fields like exchange_items, return_items, etc. For all other action names (the modify_* group), it only checks order.get("status") == "pending". This means the grading would pass even if a modify_ action had not actually modified the order, or if the arguments in expected_writes were not applied. It should also verify that the modify-specific fields (e.g., modify_items, modify_delivery_address) match the expected arguments.
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| **To a desk — when the choice between its remedies is the question.** Write that | ||
| desk's mention in your reply, on its own line: `@returns …`. The mention IS the |
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For every pending-order task entering through triage, this instruction tells the model to write @returns exactly, contradicting the earlier status-based routing instructions and sending the case to the delivered-order desk. If followed, cancellation and amendment tasks never reach the only agents holding their required mutation tools; the example must select @order_ops for pending orders rather than unconditionally prescribing @returns.
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| wants = expected_writes(task) | ||
| if not wants: | ||
| return True, "no write expected" |
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When a task has no expected mutating action, this returns success without examining the database at all. Consequently, a policy/query task still reports PASS and exits successfully even if the company erroneously cancels, returns, exchanges, or modifies an order; snapshot and compare the relevant state so a no-write expectation actually enforces no writes.
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| # A modify_*: the tools are once-per-order, so the end state is the | ||
| # comparison — not which call produced it. | ||
| ok = order.get("status") == "pending" |
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For address and payment modifications, the original order is already pending, so this reports success even when the tool was never called or wrote the wrong value. It also rejects a correct item modification because the introduced amendments policy says that operation changes the status to pending (items modifed). Dispatch on each modify_* action and compare its requested address, payment, or item fields and corresponding status.
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| task = tasks[tid] |
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When --tasks selects multiple cases, this loop runs all of them against the same persistent .state/retail.json, with neither a fixture reset nor a role-server restart between iterations. A mutation from an earlier independent tau2 case can therefore make a later action impossible or make its expected state appear already satisfied, so each task must start from a fresh retail fixture.
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| state = json.loads(state_path.read_text()) if state_path.exists() else {} | ||
| ok, why = grade(task, state) | ||
| failed += 0 if ok else 1 |
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If the chat POST returns a 4xx or 5xx response, the status is recorded but never contributes to ok or failed; grading proceeds against whatever state was already on disk. In particular, no-write tasks always pass and pending modification tasks can pass from their initial state, causing a failed host turn to produce a green exit status, so a non-success response must fail or abort the task.
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In `@scripts/retail-tau2.py`:
- Around line 142-144: Update the missing tau2 task-file error message in main
to instruct users to pass --tau2 pointing at the opencompany-tau2 checkout root,
matching the existing --tau2 help text and the path construction that appends
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- Around line 204-207: Update the modify_* evaluation branch around the existing
status check to validate the resulting order fields for each supported action,
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| f"no tau2 task file at {path}\n" | ||
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| "vendor/tau2-bench/data directory." |
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Correct the --tau2 guidance in this error message.
main at Line 233 appends vendor/tau2-bench/data to args.tau2, so --tau2 must point at the checkout root. The message tells the user to pass the vendor/tau2-bench/data directory. A user who follows it produces <data>/vendor/tau2-bench/data/tau2/... and hits the same error again. The --tau2 help text at Line 217 already states the correct meaning.
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- "Pass --tau2 pointing at the opencompany-tau2 checkout's "
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| f"no tau2 task file at {path}\n" | |
| "Pass --tau2 pointing at the opencompany-tau2 checkout's " | |
| "vendor/tau2-bench/data directory." | |
| f"no tau2 task file at {path}\n" | |
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In `@scripts/retail-tau2.py` around lines 142 - 144, Update the missing tau2
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| # A modify_*: the tools are once-per-order, so the end state is the | ||
| # comparison — not which call produced it. | ||
| ok = order.get("status") == "pending" |
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tau2-bench retail modify_pending_order_address modify_pending_order_items modify_pending_order_payment order state schema
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In the tau2-bench retail domain, the modify_pending_order_address, modify_pending_order_items, and modify_pending_order_payment tools are designed to update specific attributes of orders that are in the 'pending' status [1][2]. Order State Schema The retail domain maintains an in-memory database of orders, where each order (RetailOrder) is structured with the following schema [3]: - order_id: String - user_id: String - address: Address object (containing fields such as address1, address2, city, country, state, and zip) [3][4] - items: List of OrderItem objects (each with an item_id) [3] - status: String (valid statuses include 'pending', 'processed', 'delivered', and 'cancelled') [3][1] - payment_history: List of payment records [3] Tool Specifications These tools require the order to be in 'pending' status before they can be executed [1]. According to the benchmark's technical implementations, the parameter structures for these tools include [5]: - modify_pending_order_address: Requires the order_id and the full address details (address1, address2, city, state, country, zip) [4][5]. - modify_pending_order_items: Requires the order_id, a list of current item_ids to be modified, a list of new_item_ids to replace them, and the payment_method_id [4][5]. - modify_pending_order_payment: Requires the order_id and the payment_method_id [4][5]. General usage policies dictate that modification tools should generally be called only once per order, and agents are advised to collect all necessary changes into a single list or operation where applicable [1]. Evaluation of these actions typically relies on verifying the final database state rather than strict adherence to the exact sequence of tool calls [6][7].
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- 1: https://github.com/sierra-research/tau-bench/blob/main/tau_bench/envs/retail/wiki.md
- 2: https://github.com/EnvCommons/tau2benchenv
- 3: https://docs.rs/zeph-bench/latest/src/zeph_bench/loaders/tau2_bench/envs/retail.rs.html
- 4: https://github.com/sierra-research/tau-bench/blob/main/tau_bench/envs/retail/tasks_train.py
- 5: https://docs.rs/zeph-bench/latest/src/zeph_bench/loaders/tau2_bench/envs/tools.rs.html
- 6: https://deepwiki.com/sierra-research/tau2-bench/2-getting-started
- 7: https://maseval.readthedocs.io/en/stable/benchmark/tau2/
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The functions modify_pending_order_address and modify_pending_order_items are tools defined within the Tau-bench retail environment, a benchmark used for evaluating LLM agents in tool-use scenarios [1][2]. These are not standard public APIs but rather specific functions designed for the simulated retail environment of this research project [1][2]. modify_pending_order_address is used to update the shipping destination of a pending order [1]. It requires the following arguments: - order_id (string): The identifier of the pending order. - address1 (string): The primary street address. - address2 (string): Additional address details (e.g., suite, apartment). - city (string): The city name. - state (string): The state code. - country (string): The country name. - zip (string): The postal code [1]. modify_pending_order_items is used to update the contents of a pending order [1]. It requires the following arguments: - order_id (string): The identifier of the pending order. - item_ids (list of strings): The list of current item IDs to be removed or replaced. - new_item_ids (list of strings): The list of new item IDs to be added to the order. - payment_method_id (string): The ID of the payment method to be used for the modified order [1].
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- 1: https://github.com/sierra-research/tau-bench/blob/main/tau_bench/envs/retail/tasks_train.py
- 2: GitHub issue 9 in sierra-research/tau-bench (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
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site:github.com/sierra-research/tau-bench "def modify_pending_order_items" retail
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modify_pending_order_items is a tool function within the Tau-Bench retail environment, designed to modify specific items in an order that has a 'pending' status [1][2]. Key constraints and operational details for this function include: 1. Status Requirement: It can only be called on orders with a 'pending' status [1]. 2. One-Time Use: This action can be called only once per order [1]. Once executed, the order status changes to 'pending (items modified)', and no further modifications or cancellations are permitted [1]. 3. Item Replacement: Each item in the order can be replaced with an available new item of the same product type but with a different product option [1]. Product types cannot be changed (e.g., you cannot modify a shirt into a shoe) [1]. 4. Item Count: The number of items to be replaced must match the number of new items; you cannot use this tool to increase or decrease the total number of items in an order [3]. 5. Payment Handling: A payment method must be provided to handle any price difference between the original and new items [1]. If a gift card is used, it must have a sufficient balance to cover the difference [1]. 6. Arguments: The function typically requires an order_id, a list of item_ids (to be replaced), a list of new_item_ids (the replacements), and a payment_method_id [4][5][6]. Because this action is permanent and restricts future changes, it is advised to confirm all order details carefully before invocation [1].
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- 1: https://github.com/sierra-research/tau-bench/blob/main/tau_bench/envs/retail/wiki.md
- 2: sierra-research/tau-bench@043b544
- 3: GitHub issue 3 in sierra-research/tau-bench (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 4: https://github.com/sierra-research/tau-bench/blob/main/tau_bench/envs/retail/tasks.py
- 5: https://github.com/sierra-research/tau-bench/blob/main/tau_bench/envs/retail/tasks_test.py
- 6: https://github.com/sierra-research/tau-bench/blob/main/tau_bench/envs/retail/tasks_train.py
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tau-bench retail "pending (items modified)" "modify_pending_order_payment" status address modified
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In the modify_pending_order_items tool has been invoked [1]. According to the domain policy, this action can only be called once per pending order [1]. Once this tool is executed, the order status changes to "pending (items modified)," and the agent loses the ability to further modify or cancel that order [1]. Consequently, agents are instructed to be extremely cautious, confirm all details are correct, and ensure the customer has provided all items to be modified before taking this action [1]. Regarding address modification, the policy distinguishes between different types of pending order modifications: - You may modify the shipping address, payment method, or product items for a pending order [1]. - However, as noted above, invoking the modify_pending_order_items tool triggers the specific "pending (items modified)" status, which locks the order from further changes [1]. - If an agent needs to modify a shipping address, they should use the appropriate tools (such as modify_pending_order_address) while the order remains in a standard "pending" state [1]. For the latest updates, fixes to task constraints, and current documentation, users should refer to the updated
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- 1: https://studylib.net/doc/28698692/2406.12045v1
- 2: https://github.com/sierra-research/tau-bench
- 3: https://taubench.com/
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github sierra-research tau-bench retail tasks.py modify_pending_order_address payment_history status
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In the Tau-Bench retail environment, the modify_pending_order_address function is used to change the shipping address of an order [1][2]. According to the environment policy, you must first verify that an order's status is "pending" before attempting this modification [3][4]. Regarding the data structure, order objects within the retail environment include a status field (e.g., "pending", "processed", "delivered", or "cancelled") and a payment_history field [3][5]. The payment_history field is typically represented as a list of transaction objects (e.g., records containing transaction_type, amount, and payment_method_id) [5]. Key implementation details and constraints include: - Verification: Always check the order status using get_order_details before calling modify_pending_order_address [3][4]. - Address formatting: When modifying an address, if "address 2" is not applicable, it must be provided as an empty string ("") rather than "NA" or "Not Applicable" [6]. - Environment status: The original tau-bench repository is considered outdated; users are encouraged to use the updated τ³-bench (formerly τ²-bench) for the most recent fixes and functionality [7]. Technical sources for these definitions can be found in the retail environment's task and tool definitions within the repository, such as the wiki documentation [3] and source code for the tool executors [1][5].
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- 1: https://github.com/awslabs/agent-training-kit/blob/main/agentboost/tools/tau2_retail_tools.py
- 2: https://openreward.ai/GeneralReasoning/taubench
- 3: https://github.com/sierra-research/tau-bench/blob/main/tau_bench/envs/retail/wiki.md
- 4: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2406.12045
- 5: https://docs.rs/zeph-bench/latest/src/zeph_bench/loaders/tau2_bench/envs/retail.rs.html
- 6: GitHub issue 3 in sierra-research/tau-bench (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 7: https://github.com/sierra-research/tau-bench
Grade each modify_* action against the resulting order fields.
The else branch accepts unhandled actions when the order status is "pending". An unchanged order can therefore report PASS. A valid item modification can also fail because Tau-Bench records the replacement and may set the status to "pending (items modified)". Add explicit checks for each tool’s address, item, and payment changes, and fail unknown action names.
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| "cancel_pending_order": {"status": "cancelled", "fields": {}}, | ||
| # The modify_* tools are once-per-order, so the end state is the |
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Add field checks and correct status for modify grading
All three modify_pending_order_* rules check only status == "pending" with "fields": {}. For address and payment the status was already "pending" before any action, so the grader passes even if the agent did nothing — a false positive. For items, the amendments.toml prompt states the status changes to 'pending (items modifed)', so checking for "pending" would fail on a correct modification — a false negative. The fields dict needs the actual database-field-to-argument mappings (e.g. the order's items list, address, or payment_method_id) so the end state is genuinely compared, and the status for modify_pending_order_items must match whatever tau2 actually writes. Without access to the tau2 schema I cannot write the exact field names, but the current rules are provably unable to distinguish a correct modification from no modification at all.
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| "airline": { | ||
| "company": "airline-co", |
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| # A booking creates the row; presence under the asserted id is the | ||
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| "Yes — I confirm, go ahead exactly as you described. " | ||
| "Use the original payment method on the order. I have nothing to add." | ||
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| # retail-co | |||
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This introduces another public company bundle without updating either README.md or companies/README.md; the former still claims there are twenty-two companies and the latter calls itself the full catalog while neither lists Retail Co. Add the new bundle to both catalogs so the repository's documented inventory remains aligned with the code change.
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| "modify_pending_order_items": {"status": "pending", "fields": {}}, | ||
| "modify_pending_order_address": {"status": "pending", "fields": {}}, | ||
| "modify_pending_order_payment": {"status": "pending", "fields": {}}, |
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Grade the amended order fields.
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Handle generated reservation IDs before row lookup.
book_reservation has no fixed generated reservation_id. rid is therefore None, and this branch records a failure before the later present rule runs. A successful booking cannot pass grading.
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| name = "retail-co" |
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Adding this company directory without updating the pre-existing SEARCH_*_COMPANIES and SETUP_SEEDED_COMPANIES/FIXTURE_COMPANIES partitions makes every_company_declares_a_search_posture and every_company_declares_a_setup_posture in src/company/content_test.rs fail on every test run, because both tests derive all companies/ subdirectories and require exact coverage. Classify retail_co in both partitions and, if it is setup-seeded rather than a fixture, provide the required tasks.toml.
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| "$comment": "This company's whole work environment is five role-scoped MCP servers from the `opencompany-tau2` repo, each serving one slice of the tau2-bench retail domain over streamable HTTP and all five sharing ONE state file under an exclusive flock. They ship DISABLED with placeholder https endpoints, because a bundle in this repo must not point an agent at a host nobody has provisioned. For a LOCAL run, leave them disabled here and register the loopback endpoints at runtime \u2014 `PUT /mcp/servers/{name}` is the only layer that accepts an http:// endpoint. `scripts/tau2-sim.py --domain retail` does exactly that.", | ||
| "mcpServers": { | ||
| "tau2-retail-triage": { |
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The pre-existing every_shipped_mcp_server_is_safe_to_ship test requires the company README to contain each exact mcp.json server name in backticks, but this README mentions only the roles and ports and contains none of tau2-retail-triage, tau2-retail-exchanges, tau2-retail-refunds, tau2-retail-cancellations, or tau2-retail-amendments. Consequently the content suite fails on the first declaration; document the exact names alongside the startup instructions.
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| which a real customer would volunteer; `reason_for_call` is what they want. | ||
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| # front door is the company's own `general` channel: the customer arrives, | ||
| # the responder ladder picks `triage` because reading the order is what it is | ||
| # for, and it refers the case on to whichever desk owns the remedy. |
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When any retail benchmark task starts, scripts/tau2-sim.py posts it to general, but General is answered by the company orchestrator rather than selected semantically from the agent descriptions. Since none of this bundle's agents has tier = "orchestrator", the loader's sorted roster makes amendments.toml the first agent and therefore the fallback orchestrator, so every task bypasses the read-only triage seat and starts with the amendment-scoped agent. Explicitly designate triage as the orchestrator or address it directly.
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When an episode directly mentions an agent and later mentions that agent's desk, this set still contains the earlier agent ID because it is never cleared between calls to consider. If the desk referral resolves to that agent, forward consequently treats the desk mention as a direct referral, runs it in a pair conversation, and skips the desk deliberation that @#desk is supposed to trigger. Track directness by the current dispatch key or replace the set for each considered line.
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| desk's mention in your reply, on its own line: `@returns …`. The mention IS the | ||
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Separate from the earlier triage example, both returns-seat prompts still hard-code @returns even though their preceding peer list identifies @order_ops as the destination for pending orders. When either returns agent discovers that an order is pending, following this instruction mentions its own desk, which is rejected as a self-desk referral, so the case never reaches the cancellation or amendment agents; these prompts must prescribe @order_ops here.
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- Around line 112-118: Update both hand-off blocks in
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- Line 67: Update the README curl example to avoid expanding OPENROUTER_API_KEY
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| desk's mention in your reply, on its own line: `@returns …`. The mention IS the | ||
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Both returns seats are told to mention their own desk. The hand-off block was copied from the order_ops seats without changing the desk mention, so each seat is instructed to write @returns exactly. That is its own desk, and delegates_to authorizes only order_ops, so the cross-desk hand-off never happens.
companies/retail_co/agents/exchanges.toml#L112-L118: replace both@returnsmentions with@order_ops, matchingdelegates_toon line 8 and the desk list on line 105.companies/retail_co/agents/refunds.toml#L114-L120: replace both@returnsmentions with@order_ops, matchingdelegates_toon line 8 and the desk list on line 107.
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Include the models map in this request.
Line 67 sends only provider, base_url, and key. Lines 70-75 state that an omitted models map becomes empty and shadows the bundle. As written, this command can select an unintended default model and fail --check. Include the complete tier-to-model mapping in the example.
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Use @order_ops, not @returns, in the hand-off example
This seat is exchanges on the returns desk (line 99), yet the hand-off instructions tell it to write @returns to hand work to a desk. That is its own desk: returns is not in delegates_to (which lists only order_ops), and the prompt itself says "You cannot hand work to yourself; that is refused." An agent that follows these instructions would try @returns, get refused as Unauthorized, and the work would never happen — exactly the silent drop the second paragraph warns about. The only cross-desk target this seat can reach is order_ops, so the example should name that desk. (Prior cycle raised this as "Add 'returns' to delegates_to"; the author instead kept returns out and added the "cannot hand to yourself" line, but the stale @returns example was never corrected.)
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| Write it as `@order_ops`, exactly. A desk named in passing — "order_ops can do this", | |
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The prompt tells the agent to write @returns to hand work to its own desk for deliberation between seats, but returns is not in delegates_to. The comment on the field says authorized() checks the source agent against the target desk id and refuses any crossing not listed. If the @returns mention goes through that same authorization path, the hand-off is refused as Unauthorized — exactly the silent drop the prompt warns about ("the hand-off is dropped silently and the work never happens"). This was raised in a prior cycle and is still not addressed.
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When an order-operations agent needs to reroute a delivered order, this instruction tells it to emit @returns, but the hive referral parser reserves bare @name for agents and resolves desks through @#name (as documented and generated in src/hivemind/referral.rs and src/hivemind/prompt.rs). Because there is no agent named returns, the mention produces no referral; change every cross-desk example and instruction to @#returns/@#order_ops.
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Line 78 states the agent can act on 'pending or delivered' orders. But the 'Modify pending order' section (line 84) says modification requires status 'pending', and the 'Modify items' subsection (line 98) says the order becomes 'pending (items modified)', after which modification is blocked. The rule on line 78 therefore conflicts with the actual permissions: delivered orders cannot be modified, and the made-up status pending (items modified) is covered by none of the four canonical statuses listed on line 72. Either the 'pending or delivered' rule is wrong for this seat (should be pending only) or it needs to account for the sub-status.
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The generic action rule says 'you can only take action on pending or delivered orders', but the return-specific rule says 'An order can only be returned if its status is 'delivered''. The refund seat cannot take any action on pending orders (it has no tool that operates on pending orders), so the generic rule is misleading. Change 'pending or delivered' to 'delivered' to match the actual constraints of this seat.
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| # no desk and a message there falls to a root agent picked by filename order. | ||
| # The target is deliberately NOT called General: tinyhivemind refuses an | ||
| # episode on a desk whose id or name is a General spelling. | ||
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Fresh evidence after the earlier front-door finding is this new general_desk = "all_hands" mapping: every benchmark request is posted to general, and desk_episode now resolves that to the hive containing all five agents, including every write-capable seat, before the single-responder ladder can select triage. Those agents can therefore inspect and mutate the order in the initial room without any referral to order_ops or returns, so successful runs no longer demonstrate that the organization routed work from its read-only front door to the owning desk.
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| curl -s -o /dev/null -X PUT "$SCOPE/inference" -H 'content-type: application/json' \ | ||
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Fresh evidence beyond the earlier README example is that the executable startup path repeats the unauthenticated PUT: with this bundle's default email authentication, /inference requires AdminScopedCompany, but this curl has neither a session cookie nor a platform bearer. It discards the authorization response and, without curl's documented --fail option, still prints success; the later Python sign-in uses a separate cookie jar and cannot repair the missing credential, while the failed preflight is suppressed with || true, leaving the advertised one-command rig unable to run a turn.
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| pkill -f "tau2mcp.server" 2>/dev/null && ok "role servers" || true | ||
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When another checkout or project is running concurrently, both startup and down execute these global patterns rather than targeting processes created by this script. I checked pkill --help, where -f means “use full process name to match”; consequently this kills every tau2mcp.server, any matching Vite dev server, and potentially every opencompany serve process through the fallback, disrupting unrelated work. Record the spawned PIDs under the rig's log directory and terminate only those.
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In `@companies/retail_co/company.toml`:
- Line 130: Update the all_hands members configuration to include only
routing-only seats, removing every mutation-capable seat from the members list.
Preserve access to those seats through their designated write desks or referral
flow rather than granting them General-message tool access.
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- Line 131: Update the tau2-sim.py preflight invocation in the launcher to
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| description = "The company's own line. Everybody who works here." | ||
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Reachability: External
Exploitability: Moderate
CWE: CWE-862 — Missing Authorization
Keep write-capable seats out of all_hands.
general_desk = "all_hands" opens an all_hands episode for General messages. That desk includes all four mutation-capable seats, and its omitted tools setting passes through each seat's role-specific MCP grant. A seat can therefore execute its mutation tool from General without entering order_ops or returns; quorum = 2 does not restrict tool access. Use routing-only seats in all_hands, or enforce privileged MCP calls only after referral to the designated write desk.
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| pkill -f "vite.*--port" 2>/dev/null || true | ||
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Track and validate launcher-owned processes.
stop_all uses broad pkill -f patterns, so it can terminate unrelated same-user role, company, or Vite processes. A stale or reused console.pid can also target an unrelated process. Record each child PID or process group when it starts, and validate process ownership before sending signals.
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In `@scripts/tau2-up.sh` around lines 49 - 52, Update stop_all and the
corresponding launch paths to track each launcher-owned process or process group
at startup, replacing broad pkill patterns with targeted shutdown using those
recorded identifiers. Before sending any signal, validate that the PID or group
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| # 2. The company. | ||
| say "company" | ||
| rm -rf "$HOME_DIR"; mkdir -p "$HOME_DIR" |
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#!/bin/bash
set -eu
printf '%s\n' '--- scripts/tau2-up.sh lines 1-180 ---'
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Path Traversal
Reachability: External
Exploitability: Moderate
CWE: CWE-73
Restrict OC_RIG_HOME before recursive cleanup. The script passes OC_RIG_HOME directly to rm -rf, so a caller can select an existing directory such as $HOME. Treat OC_RIG_HOME as a base path, derive a script-owned child directory, and require its sentinel before cleanup.
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In `@scripts/tau2-up.sh` at line 98, Update the cleanup flow in tau2-up.sh so
OC_RIG_HOME is treated only as a base path: derive a script-owned child
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| curl -s -o /dev/null -X PUT "$SCOPE/inference" -H 'content-type: application/json' \ | ||
| -d "{\"provider\":\"openrouter\",\"base_url\":\"https://openrouter.ai/api/v1\",\"key\":\"$OPENROUTER_API_KEY\",\"models\":{\"chat-v1\":\"$M\",\"reasoning-v1\":\"$M\",\"agentic-v1\":\"$M\",\"vision-v1\":\"$M\"}}" |
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Sensitive Data Exposure
Reachability: Internal
Exploitability: Moderate
CWE: CWE-319 — Cleartext Transmission of Sensitive Information
Use an authenticated protected channel for the credential update.
The script sends OPENROUTER_API_KEY over unauthenticated HTTP. Use a permission-restricted Unix socket or TLS with certificate verification. Do not fall back to HTTP.
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Reachability: Internal
Exploitability: Moderate
CWE: CWE-522 — Insufficiently Protected Credentials
Verify the launched server before sending OPENROUTER_API_KEY.
If another local process binds BASE_PORT and returns 200 from /healthz, the OpenCompany child can fail to bind while the script sends the API key to the other process. Capture the child PID, confirm it remains running after readiness, and stop before credential configuration if it exits.
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OpenCompany child process to capture its PID, verify it is still running after
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| # 4. Wire the servers and verify every layer before spending a model call. | ||
| say "preflight" | ||
| python3 "$REPO/scripts/tau2-sim.py" --domain "$DOMAIN" --check \ | ||
| --base "http://127.0.0.1:$BASE_PORT" --tau2 "$TAU2" || true |
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Propagate preflight failure.
|| true converts every failed tau2-sim.py --check result into success. The launcher can continue to console startup or task execution after it detects a broken role-server or MCP configuration. Remove this override and exit before any task run.
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Five role-scoped MCP servers from the `opencompany-tau2` repo, each serving one slice of the tau2 retail domain and all five sharing ONE state file under an exclusive flock, seated as three desks: triage triage 9 read tools, 0 mutating order_ops cancellations + amendments cancel whole / amend in place returns exchanges + refunds swap for a variant / take it back Scope is enforced below the model: each seat gets exactly one `mcp:` grant, and each server registers only its role's tools, so a seat reaching outside its role calls a tool that was never registered rather than breaking a policy it was asked to respect. The two write desks are PAIRS holding competing remedies, because a desk of one cannot deliberate — `deliberates()` requires two. Neither seat can reach the other's tool, so the remedy has to be argued for, and `quorum = 2` on a two-seat desk makes the one that carries unanimous. This asks what tau2 cannot: its orchestrator wires one agent to one user simulator with no agent-to-agent path, so it scores whether an agent called the right tool, not whether an organisation routed the work to the seat that owns it. The servers are NOT vendored. tau2-bench is ~850 MB, mostly benchmark data, and needs its own Python venv, so `mcp.json` ships five disabled placeholder entries and `scripts/retail-tau2.py` repoints them at loopback, replays a task's opening message into triage, and grades the shared retail database against tau2's own `evaluation_criteria`. Prompts are inlined via `prompt` rather than `prompt_files`: registering a bundle into a home rewrites its agents as inline `[[agent]]` blocks, and inline blocks never resolve `prompt_files` — the body is dropped and the seat runs on its `description` alone, silently. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`retail-tau2.py` was retail-hardcoded — the seat/port map, the company id and a `grade()` that only understood retail's write actions. Adding a second company meant forking it. It is now `tau2-sim.py --domain`, driven by a table that names each domain's company, entry desk, seats, state file and, for each mutating action tau2 asserts, how to read the same fact back out of the shared database. Three things the first real run forced: **tau2 writes its scenarios in the second person**, because they are directions to ITS user simulator — "You are Yusuf Rossi", "you wish to exchange". Handed to an agent verbatim they read as stage directions and are answered as such: the first run had `triage` reply "You said: You are Yusuf Rossi in zip code 19122…" and nothing else. The opening message is now rewritten into the customer's own voice. **A one-turn replay cannot complete a task whose policy demands confirmation before a write** — the room correctly stops and asks. `--turns` adds a bounded, deliberately dumb confirmation that only affirms what the desk proposed. A task needing a real CHOICE from the user is still not completable and will fail, which is the honest result. **Grading raced the work.** A referral is detached: `spawn_referred_turn` puts the question on the other desk's channel and returns, so the POST does not wait for that room. `--settle` polls until the state lands. `telecom` is refused with its reason rather than silently mis-scored: 2,048 of its expected actions are `grant_app_permission`, 1,127 `toggle_airplane_mode`, 1,040 `reboot_device` — performed by tau2's user simulator on its own handset, so no agent-side state records them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The `[inference]` block was dropped when the manifest was rewritten for five seats, so a fresh rig had no routing at all and fell back to whatever the host defaulted to. All four tiers map to `deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash` deliberately: the seats differ by the tools they hold and the policy they carry, not by the model behind them, so routing them apart would measure the models rather than the org chart. `vision-v1` is mapped too — nothing here sends an image, and an unmapped tier is what lets a stray request reach a provider default nobody chose. The key stays out of the bundle. README now says where it goes and why `OPENCOMPANY_INFERENCE_KEY` does not stand in for it once a manifest declares BYOK. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Every layer this run depends on has failed silently at least once while the bundle was being built, and each looked like a model problem from the transcript alone. `--check` asserts them all and spends no model call: * role servers reachable, with the EXACT tool scope each seat should hold — `triage` acquiring a write tool makes every later result meaningless rather than loud; * desks staffed as intended, and a two-seat desk actually holding two, since `deliberates()` needs two and a one-seat desk never convenes; * every `mcp.json` name registered, enabled, and reachable THROUGH the host, not merely declared — a desk with an unregistered server deliberates confidently with no tools at all; * the credential probing clean, which otherwise surfaces as a 401 on the first turn rather than at boot; * the tau2 state file present — deleting it under a running server leaves every tool call answering `Error executing tool`. It found a real one immediately: a `PUT …/inference` carrying only the key stores an empty `models` map, which shadows the manifest's `[inference.models]`, and the probe went asking for `anthropic/claude-sonnet-5`. README now says to send the table with the key. Also fixes two of my own bugs: `check()` called bare paths instead of company-scoped ones (every company check reported 404 against a healthy host), and a refused connection is now reported as unreachable rather than masquerading as an HTTP status. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A desk whose id equals one of its own members' id is ceremony the runtime does not represent consistently: the manifest said `triage`, `POST /chat` accepted `triage`, and `GET /desks` reported the same block back as `front_desk` — a name that appears nowhere on disk. A desk exists to hold a ROOM, and `deliberates()` needs two seats. One seat is not a room, so the customer now arrives on the company's own `general` channel and the responder ladder picks `triage` because reading the order is what it is for. `delegates_to` is repointed accordingly — naming a desk that no longer exists is refused as `Unauthorized`, silently, and the sibling never takes a turn. KNOWN COST: `teammate_targets` walks the caller's desks plus the desks it may reach, and an agent on NO desk is outside a desk-based grant even when it is `*`. So nothing can delegate or refer to `triage` any more. A room that needs a fact only `triage` can read is stuck; one earlier run resolved exactly that way. Renaming the desk to `front_desk` rather than removing it would keep the path and still fix the collision. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A message to General resolved to no desk, so the desk selector bailed out and the message fell to a *root* agent chosen off the fallback ladder — in practice whichever agent file sorts first. Observed on a tau2 retail bundle: a delivered-order case answered by the pending-order seat, holding three write tools and no tool for the job, whose own first sentence noted the order was delivered. `[company].general_desk` names the desk that owns the company's own line. Unset — every bundle in this repo today — nothing changes: General resolves to nothing and keeps its single-responder main thread. The target must exist and must NOT itself be a General spelling, by id or by name. tinyhivemind refuses a hive episode on a reserved identity, and that refusal lands in the TURN rather than at load: a company pointing General at such a desk boots clean and then fails every message on its main thread. Both halves were confirmed the hard way — `id = "general"` fails, and so does `id = "all_hands", name = "General"`. Declining silently keeps the prior behaviour, which is what every other rung of `resolve_desk_id` does. That separation is the whole point: the CHANNEL is General, the desk it resolves to is not, so the company line reaches a room without any desk having to be called General. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`all_hands` ("All Hands") seats every tau2 role, and `general_desk` points
the company's own line at it. Deliberately not named General — that is
refused as a reserved identity at episode time, not at load.
Replaces the front door lost when the `triage` desk was dropped: a customer
message now reaches a room that routes by argument rather than a root agent
chosen by filename order.
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Reseeds the tau2 state, starts the five role servers and probes each, boots the company, sets the credential WITH its models table, runs the preflight, starts the console pointed at the host, and prints where to watch. `down` stops what it started. Three details each cost an hour to learn: * the state is reseeded BEFORE the servers start, never after — they seed it at boot, so deleting it under a running server leaves every tool call answering `Error executing tool`, which reads as an agent fault; * the console URL is read out of Vite's own output rather than assumed — it picks its port, and a guessed link that 404s is worse than none; * the binary is looked up via `CARGO_TARGET_DIR` before $REPO, because a target dir shared across worktrees puts it nowhere near the repo. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Three fixes found by running tau2 retail task 0 against a real company.
A room could not act, because nothing asked it to. The move grammar describes
the LINE a turn ends with, and a seat reading only that treats the whole turn
as speech: it reasons from whatever is already in the transcript, and when
nothing is, it asks the room instead of looking. Observed with the tools in its
own belt - two seats spent all eight turns asking each other who held which
tool, and one wrote "I hold the tool and can produce the answer this turn" and
then produced a line about the answer. Nothing blocked those calls; speak()
runs the ordinary turn machinery and the same agent calls the same tools freely
outside a room. WORK_BEFORE_LINE says what the turn may do BEFORE the line,
which is everything an ordinary turn may. Ten MCP calls followed where there
had been none, and task 0 reached DB PASS.
The general desk seats the live roster. POST {scope}/team adds a teammate and
touches no desk, so a fixed members list is right the day it is written and
stale from the next hire - the newest teammate would be the one person unable
to speak on the company's own line.
And it is not listed beside General, because it IS General. Projecting it put
the same room in the sidebar twice. Same reasoning and same shape as the
overlay-desk exclusion already there.
The runner's turn cap moves 2 -> 8, and says why: it is a MAX, not a target. A
low cap silently fails every task whose policy demands confirmation before a
write - the desk asks, nobody answers, and it reads as a refusal to act. That
alone was the difference between FAIL and PASS on task 0.
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…rrect Two fixes from watching task 0 fail in ways that were mine, not the company's. Follow-ups are threaded onto the first message. Without a `parent`, every turn was a new line in the channel and `reply_thread` rooted each on itself - "N messages would mean N threads instead of N *topics*". Each follow-up opened its own episode, deriving a topic from its own words (a confirmation produced the topic `#yes-i`, a room deliberating about the word "yes"), and the prior exchange was demoted to the cross-thread index, which the agent is told not to read: "do NOT read or answer from them unless this message explicitly refers to one". So "go ahead exactly as you described" pointed at a conversation the room was barred from consulting, and re-derived the answer from scratch. Journal now shows seq=27 parent=10 - one conversation - and the run needs one fewer turn. The returns desk gets 12 turns, not 8. The way eight failed is the argument for twelve: `exchanges` proposed with item ids it had invented, `refunds` objected and named the real ones - cross-inhibition working exactly as designed - and the correction then had nowhere to go. `exchanges` spent its remaining turns supporting its own corrected option, which adds no quorum since two DIFFERENT members must back it, and the budget ran out on "refunds, do you agree?". Three of the eight turns were a duplicate evidence line, an unmarked line that folds to nothing, and that self-support. At twelve the same room settles in six, backed by both seats. Still short on purpose: conformity in a group of language models rises with interaction time, so a long episode buys correlated error rather than scrutiny. Task 0: DB PASS, exact match on order id, both item id lists and the payment method. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| rows, closed = host.activity(spec["entry"]) | ||
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| last_seen, quiet_since = rows, time.monotonic() | ||
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When a pending-order task is handed from the entry returns desk to order_ops, the source room has already written its own hive-report while the referred room is still running asynchronously. This check polls only spec["entry"], sees that source report, and exits immediately, so --settle never waits for the detached mutation it was introduced to observe; the runner may send another confirmation or grade failure while order_ops is still working. Settlement must track the referred/current thread or wait for state/quiet independently of the source room closing.
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| replies = ([r.get("text") for r in (body or {}).get("responses", [])] | ||
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When the entry desk deliberates, HarnessBrain deliberately adds no hive bubble to the REST response and journals each room line instead (src/harness/built_in/brain.rs, hive branch). Consequently this extraction yields an empty replies list for the retail runner's two-member entry desk even when agents communicated every required fact, and the emitted communicate_info.missing result falsely reports all assertions as absent. Fetch the current thread's journaled messages before running the substring proxy.
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| Before you write that line, USE YOUR TOOLS. A turn is work and then one line, \ | ||
| not one line instead of work. Look up what you need — the order, the item, the \ | ||
| product's variants, the customer — rather than asking the room for a fact you \ | ||
| can fetch yourself, and rather than reasoning from what happens to be in the \ |
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Every hive-enabled company receives this shared protocol, including hive_math_lab and vending_machine_co, but it now instructs all seats to look up an order, item, product variants, and customer. In non-retail rooms those entities and tools do not exist, so the strongest new instruction can waste turns on irrelevant lookups or distract the model from the actual task. Use domain-neutral wording here and leave retail-specific examples in the retail agents' prompts.
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tau2-up.sh passed --turns 2 to the runner, overriding the default it had just been raised to. That is the cap that silently fails every task whose policy demands a confirmation before a write - the desk asks, nobody answers, and the transcript reads as a seat refusing to act rather than a conversation cut off. It was the difference between FAIL and PASS on task 0, reintroduced one layer up. The runner's own default is the maximum and it stops as soon as the end state matches, so there is nothing for this side to cap. Passes --quiet through instead, so a run ends when the room closes rather than sitting out the settle budget. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`activity()` read `chat/history?chat=<desk>`. The handler's query struct names that field `desk`, and it is `#[serde(default)]`, so an unknown parameter is dropped in silence and `desk` falls back to the General line. Every poll came back with General's transcript and a 200 - including `?chat=nonexistent-desk`, which answers 200 with General rather than erroring. That loop decides when a turn is over: "the room closed" and "the channel went quiet" were both being read off a channel the run never wrote to. The runs still passed, but on the settle budget expiring rather than on either signal firing, so every timing number measured against it was meaningless. Confirmed against a shipped bundle on stock main: `?desk=intel` returns the desk's four rows with markers already stripped by `readable_moves`, while `?chat=intel` returns General's two. The transcripts were never missing and the grammar was never leaking - I was reading the wrong channel. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| if crate::server::chat_history::is_general_chat(Some(chat)) | ||
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When general_desk is configured, hive replies are journaled under the canonical desk id (for this bundle, company_line), but the history route still resolves an omitted selector to General and ?desk=main to main; neither selector includes those canonical rows. Filtering the canonical desk out of GET /desks therefore leaves the console with no visible channel that can reload the replies: they may arrive over SSE, then disappear after refresh while the operator's message remains on General. Route General history aliases through general_desk before hiding this desk.
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The added `.filter()` put the closure a level deeper and its body was never re-indented, which failed `cargo fmt --check` in both the Rust and Desktop lanes. Formatting only; no behaviour change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| #[serde(default)] | ||
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When a manifest sets general_desk to a missing desk or to one whose id/name is a General spelling, the loader accepts the configuration even though this field documents those targets as invalid. A missing target silently leaves General on the fallback responder, while a target named General can still be returned by resolve_desk_id's later name-alias pass and then fail when desk_episode opens the reserved hive. Reject these configurations in CompanyManifest::validate so an authoring error cannot boot as a broken or silently misrouted main line.
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| let general_desk = record.manifest.company.general_desk.clone(); | ||
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If the OpenCompany host becomes unreachable during registration, Host.call deliberately returns status 0, but this condition treats every status below 300 as success. The normal runner therefore skips the fallback, prints that all role servers were registered, and proceeds into long chat/settle loops against an unavailable host instead of failing immediately. Restrict success to actual 2xx statuses, as the later caller must do as well.
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Three repo invariants the bundle skipped, each caught by `company::content_test` rather than by review - which is what those tests are for. Search: denied, on exactly `vending_machine_co`'s argument. Every fact this bundle reasons from - what is on the order, which variants are in stock, what the customer paid - is a tool call against the shared tau2 retail state, and a desk that could reach the web would answer about online retail in general instead of about THIS order. It is also scored against that state, so a fact from outside it is not merely off-topic, it is unattributable. Grants are not inherited from `*`, so a company left out of the lists has `web_search` wired for nobody and no record of whether that was meant. Setup: a fixture. It ships no seeded cards and no setup content because it proves a mechanism and is asserted against exactly, by tau2's own `evaluation_criteria`. And the README now names all five servers it declares, with the one write each can perform. The test's reason is the right one: "an undocumented server is one nobody can decide whether to enable." Verified: `cargo test --locked` clean, `cargo fmt --all --check` clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| "modify_pending_order_items": {"status": "pending", "fields": {}}, | ||
| "modify_pending_order_address": {"status": "pending", "fields": {}}, | ||
| "modify_pending_order_payment": {"status": "pending", "fields": {}}, |
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When a retail task expects any modify_pending_order_* action, these rules compare only the pre-existing pending status and no changed fields. Address and payment tasks therefore pass immediately against an untouched pending order, while a correctly executed item modification is rejected because the bundled policy says that operation changes the status to pending (items modifed). Compare the resulting items, address, or payment state—and use the post-modification item status—so the benchmark cannot report both false successes and false failures.
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| // that owns its line (`[company].general_desk`). Unset, General resolves to | ||
| // nothing and keeps the single-responder main thread, exactly as before. | ||
| // The desk it resolves to is never itself called General — `resolve_desk_id` | ||
| // refuses that — so tinyhivemind's reserved-identity invariant holds. | ||
| if crate::server::chat_history::is_general_chat(Some(chat)) | ||
| && record.resolve_desk_id(chat).is_none() |
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When a client relies on POST /chat's documented default and omits chat, the request reaches desk_episode as None and returns at let chat = chat? before this new General-desk condition can run. Such messages still use the old single orchestrator instead of the configured general_desk; normalize None to a General spelling before resolving the episode.
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| for tid in ids: | ||
| task = tasks[tid] |
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When --tasks selects multiple cases that touch the same order, user, or payment balance, this loop runs every task against the state left by its predecessors. The role servers seed only at boot, as the script's own preflight notes, so later tasks no longer start from the baseline assumed by their tau2 evaluation criteria and can falsely pass or fail. Restore the seed between tasks or reject multi-task batches unless each case receives an isolated state.
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| # competing remedies. Small enough to read, and it still has to | ||
| # reach outside itself for what only another seat can answer — | ||
| # which is the crossing worth watching. | ||
| "entry": "returns", |
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Fresh evidence after the earlier General-routing finding is that this version now hard-codes the entry as returns: every delivered-order case starts directly inside the write-capable remedy desk, so it never exercises the advertised triage-to-owner routing at all, while pending cases start at the wrong desk. This also contradicts the bundle README's claim that the replay enters triage; route openings through the actual read-only front door so successful runs demonstrate the organization property the benchmark is intended to measure.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L124-L127
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Summary
retail-co— the tau2-bench retail domain run as a company of three desks and five seats, plus a runner that replays tau2 tasks through it and grades the result against tau2's ownevaluation_criteria.triagetriageorder_opscancellations,amendmentsreturnsexchanges,refundsWhy it is shaped like this
Scope is enforced below the model. Each seat gets exactly one
mcp:grant, and each server registers only its role's tools. A seat reaching outside its role calls a tool that was never registered and fails at the protocol layer — it does not break a policy it was asked to respect.triagecannot cancel an order however the conversation goes.The write desks are pairs, so the room has something to argue about.
deliberates()requires two members, so a desk of one cannot deliberate at all. A delivered-order problem can be answered with an exchange or a refund; a pending-order problem by cancelling or amending. Neither seat can reach the other's tool, so the remedy has to be argued for rather than quietly done both ways, andquorum = 2on a two-seat desk makes the one that carries unanimous — the right bar for a write nobody can reverse.It asks what tau2 cannot. tau2's orchestrator wires exactly one agent to one user simulator, with no agent-to-agent path, so it scores whether an agent called the right tool — not whether an organisation routed the work to the seat that owns it.
The servers are not vendored
They live in
opencompany-tau2, which vendors tau2-bench (~850 MB, mostly benchmark data) and needs its own Python venv. For contrast,scripts/vending/— the comparable fixture already in this repo — is 72 KB and stdlib-only.So
mcp.jsonships five disabled entries pointing at placeholderhttpshosts (a bundle here must not point an agent at a host nobody has provisioned), andscripts/retail-tau2.pyrepoints them at loopback at runtime, which is the only layer that accepts anhttp://endpoint. Stdlib only, mirroringscripts/vending-sim.py.Two findings this surfaced
prompt_filesare silently dropped when a bundle is registered into a home. Registration rewrites agents as inline[[agent]]blocks, andresolve_prompt_filesis only called from theagents/*.tomlloader — inline blocks have no resolution path. The body vanishes and the seat runs on its one-linedescription, with no warning.dump-prompt.shagainst the source bundle shows the policy; against the registered copy it shows nothing. This bundle works around it by inliningprompt, but the underlying behaviour is worth fixing separately.An empty
delegates_torefuses every crossing asUnauthorized, silently.authorized()checks the source agent against the target desk id. With the list empty, the mention dispatches nothing and the sibling desk simply never takes a turn — the transcript looks normal. Each seat here names its reachable desks explicitly.Testing
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doctor --company companies/retail_coran clean on this bundle. This branch contains no Rust or TypeScript changes — nine data files and one stdlib Python script — so I've left compilation to CI rather than to my local vendor setup.The flow was exercised end-to-end against a live host during development: task 0 (
#W2378156, a two-item exchange on a delivered order) reachedreturnsfromtriage, the room deliberated and referred a question back out totriagemid-episode, and the final database state matched tau2'sevaluation_criteriaon all four arguments —item_ids,new_item_ids,payment_method_idand status.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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