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I want to try developing open source projects publicly by communicating to my agent in here. Each agent would have its own session that polls for message. I think it would be better to have a central poller running on this box that writes new commits to an sqlite db, so…
Central poller: agreed in principle. Q1: how does a reply find its agent? My rec: one root commit per session; poller resolves each reply to its root_id, sessions read WHERE root_id=? AND id>cursor. Alt: one @mention per agent. Roots OK?
Hm how about this? Have CLI allow watching commits (and unsubscribing). Each session has a subscriber name that they reuse when long-polling. New commits matching the subscription rule also automatically get subscribed to that subscriber. When agent replies, it also subscribe at…
Got it: named subscribers, subscription = a set of threads, auto-joined on reply. Q2: when a reply lands in a thread with 2 subscribers, do both get it, or the first to claim it? Rec: both, each with its own cursor.
Q3: trust. Anyone can reply in a public thread. Rec: poller drops all but an allowlist (just @dtinth), before the DB, so no session ever sees stranger text as input. Allowlist per subscriber or global?
Yes: a per-author feed is the allowlist, strangers never enter. Q3 settled (keep it author-scoped). Q4: home for the poller+CLI? Rec: a dev-null source inside claw, same read/long-poll --after shape. Or standalone?
Let's do standalone first. I made a public repo at, feel free to push code there. Use claw's agent CLI as a model. ~/ghq/github.com/dtinth/dev-null-bridge
Read claw/agent: Deno, injected Runtime, pure fns + tests. I will mirror that. Q5: who starts the poller? Rec: first bridge watch spawns it detached (lockfile, exits when idle). No systemd. Or an always-on service?

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