so-many-crows/nestapi.go

package main

import (
	"fmt"
	"net/http"
	"slices"
	"strings"
	"time"
	"unicode/utf8"
)

var crowPostable = map[string]bool{
	"say":     true,
	"request": true,
	"claim":   true,
	"deliver": true,
	"refer":   true,
	"decline": true,
}

// kindAskOwner is a decision only the owner can make (#41). It is postable by
// the owner-facing service roles and the owner, never by an ordinary crow: a
// crow's ask_owner header is dropped and the message tags as it otherwise
// would be. Jev's kind question never proposes it; the header bypasses
// tagging entirely, like nudge and flag.
const kindAskOwner = "ask_owner"

var ownerFacingRoles = map[string]bool{"Quill": true, "Sentry": true}

// nestReplySystem tells an addressed crow the response contract: its reply
// must open with a KIND line the harness reads (must-respond).
const markerNestReply = "This is a chatroom request."
const nestReplySystem = crowSystem + `
` + markerNestReply + ` Start your reply on its own first line with exactly:
KIND: claim   (you will do it)
KIND: deliver (here is the result)
KIND: decline (with a reason)
Then, on the next line, your message text.`

// serviceRoles are addressable in a nest but never members: they only act when
// a crow's or the owner's message asks them to.
var serviceRoles = []string{"Elder", "Quill"}

// nestMembers lists who may be addressed in a nest: its crows, the owner, and
// the service roles.
func nestMembers(nest Nest) []string {
	return append(append(append([]string{}, nest.Crows...), "owner"), serviceRoles...)
}

func (s *Server) getNestMessages(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
	nestID := r.PathValue("nest_id")
	if _, found := s.nests.Get(nestID); !found {
		httpError(w, http.StatusNotFound, fmt.Sprintf("There is no nest called %q.", nestID))
		return
	}
	all := s.msgs.All(nestID)
	out := make([]map[string]any, 0, len(all))
	for _, m := range all {
		out = append(out, s.nestRecord(m))
	}
	writeJSON(w, http.StatusOK, out)
}

// nestRecord is the EVENTS.md wire shape for one message. resolved is computed
// at read time: an ask_owner approves only on the owner's exact phrase and
// rejects on the fail-safe timeout; every other message reads "".
func (s *Server) nestRecord(m Message) map[string]any {
	rec := map[string]any{
		"msg_id":          m.MsgID(),
		"kind":            m.Kind,
		"author":          m.Author,
		"text":            m.Text,
		"to":              m.To,
		"refers_to":       m.RefersTo,
		"tagged_by":       m.TaggedBy,
		"approval_phrase": m.ApprovalPhrase,
		"resolved":        s.askResolved(m),
		"ts":              m.Timestamp,
	}
	if m.Mode != "" {
		rec["mode"] = m.Mode
		rec["mode_tagged_by"] = m.ModeTagged
	}
	if m.Invited > 0 {
		rec["invited"] = m.Invited
	}
	return rec
}

// askResolved computes an ask_owner's state: approved only when the owner
// replied to it with the exact approval phrase (trimmed and lowercased on both
// sides); rejected when nothing answered it before the timeout; "" while open.
// Anything but an explicit yes is a no.
func (s *Server) askResolved(m Message) string {
	if m.Kind != kindAskOwner {
		return ""
	}
	phrase := strings.ToLower(strings.TrimSpace(m.ApprovalPhrase))
	if phrase != "" {
		for _, r := range s.msgs.All(m.NestID) {
			if r.Author == "owner" && r.RefersTo == m.MsgID() && r.ApprovalPhrase == "" &&
				strings.ToLower(strings.TrimSpace(r.Text)) == phrase {
				return "approved"
			}
		}
	}
	if ts, err := time.Parse(time.RFC3339, m.Timestamp); err == nil && time.Since(ts) > s.askTimeout {
		return "rejected"
	}
	return ""
}

func (s *Server) postNestMessage(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
	nestID := r.PathValue("nest_id")
	nest, found := s.nests.Get(nestID)
	if !found {
		httpError(w, http.StatusNotFound, fmt.Sprintf("There is no nest called %q.", nestID))
		return
	}

	var body struct {
		Author         string `json:"author"`
		Text           string `json:"text"`
		Kind           string `json:"kind"`
		Mode           string `json:"mode"`
		Invited        int    `json:"invited"`
		To             string `json:"to"`
		RefersTo       string `json:"refers_to"`
		ApprovalPhrase string `json:"approval_phrase"`
	}
	if !decode(w, r, &body) {
		return
	}

	body.Text = strings.TrimSpace(body.Text)
	body.To = strings.TrimSpace(body.To)
	if body.To == "" {
		body.To = parseAddressing(body.Text, nestMembers(nest))
	}

	// Guardrails (EVENTS.md: Nest messages → Guardrails)
	if n := utf8.RuneCountInString(body.Text); n < 1 || n > s.p.G.MaxItemChars {
		httpError(w, http.StatusBadRequest, fmt.Sprintf("A message is 1 to %d characters.", s.p.G.MaxItemChars))
		return
	}
	// ask_owner is the owner's decision channel (#41). Only the owner and the
	// owner-facing service roles may park one; an ordinary crow's header is
	// dropped so the message tags as it otherwise would (harmless talk, not
	// an error).
	askOwner := body.Kind == kindAskOwner
	if askOwner && body.Author != "owner" && !ownerFacingRoles[body.Author] {
		body.Kind = ""
		askOwner = false
	}

	if body.Author == "owner" {
		// owner can always post
	} else if !askOwner && !slices.Contains(nest.Crows, body.Author) {
		httpError(w, http.StatusBadRequest, fmt.Sprintf("%q is not a member of %s.", body.Author, nestID))
		return
	}
	if body.Author != "owner" {
		if ok, msg, wait := s.p.Ledger.Admit(body.Author, time.Now(), s.p.G); !ok {
			cooldown := int(wait.Seconds())
			writeJSON(w, http.StatusTooManyRequests, map[string]any{"message": msg, "cooldown_s": cooldown})
			return
		}
	}
	if body.Kind != "" && body.Author != "owner" && !askOwner && !crowPostable[body.Kind] {
		httpError(w, http.StatusBadRequest, fmt.Sprintf("%q is not a kind crows may post.", body.Kind))
		return
	}

	// Tagging (A1, EVENTS.md): Jev first, header fallback, say as last resort.
	// A validated ask_owner header bypasses the classifier: Jev's kind
	// question never proposes it, and a decision for the owner must not be
	// re-tagged away.
	var kind, taggedBy string
	if askOwner {
		kind, taggedBy = kindAskOwner, "header"
	} else {
		kind, taggedBy = s.tagKind(body.Kind, body.Text)
	}

	// claim/deliver/decline answer a request: with no explicit address they go
	// back to whoever posted the message they refer to (EVENTS.md deliver rule).
	if body.To == "" && (kind == "claim" || kind == "deliver" || kind == "decline") && body.RefersTo != "" {
		if origin, found := s.msgs.ByMsgID(body.RefersTo); found {
			body.To = origin.Author
		}
	}

	// Mode (Epic C, same rule shape as kind): Jev first, header escape, "" when unsure.
	mode, modeBy := s.tagMode(kind, body.Mode, body.Text)

	// A conspiracy expects several crows on the one task; the invite count is
	// capped by MurderSize and the flock's in-flight limit.
	invited := 0
	if mode == "conspiracy" {
		invited = s.inviteCount(nest, body.Invited)
	}

	// Claim arbitration (#5, Epic C): first claim wins unless the referent is a
	// conspiracy, which expects multiple claims. Directed assignment holds:
	// while the asked crow has not answered, only it may claim.
	if kind == "claim" && body.RefersTo != "" {
		if origin, found := s.msgs.ByMsgID(body.RefersTo); found && origin.Mode != "conspiracy" {
			if slices.Contains(nest.Crows, origin.To) && origin.To != body.Author && !s.msgs.Answered(origin.NestID, origin.MsgID(), origin.To) {
				httpError(w, http.StatusConflict, origin.To+" was asked to take this; it answers or declines first.")
				return
			}
			if owner, claimed := s.msgs.FirstClaim(origin.NestID, origin.MsgID()); claimed {
				httpError(w, http.StatusConflict, origin.MsgID()+" is claimed by "+owner+"; review it instead of redoing it.")
				return
			}
		}
	}

	// approval_phrase is honored only when the resulting kind is ask_owner.
	phrase := strings.TrimSpace(body.ApprovalPhrase)
	if kind != kindAskOwner {
		phrase = ""
	}

	msg := Message{
		NestID:         nestID,
		Kind:           kind,
		Author:         body.Author,
		Text:           body.Text,
		To:             body.To,
		RefersTo:       body.RefersTo,
		TaggedBy:       taggedBy,
		Mode:           mode,
		ModeTagged:     modeBy,
		Invited:        invited,
		ApprovalPhrase: phrase,
		Timestamp:      time.Now().UTC().Format(time.RFC3339),
	}
	record, err := s.msgs.Append(msg)
	if err != nil {
		httpError(w, http.StatusInternalServerError, "could not save the message: "+err.Error())
		return
	}

	s.emitNestMessage(record)
	s.triggerResponse(nest, record)

	writeJSON(w, http.StatusCreated, s.nestRecord(record))
}

// triggerResponse is the event-driven response rule (no idle loops): a
// conspiracy invites several crows, each from its own lens; any other request
// gets exactly one responder through the matching path; a deliver gets one
// divergence check.
// It runs for owner-posted messages and for harness-posted ones alike, so a
// Quill relay answers the named crow exactly like a direct request (#40).
func (s *Server) triggerResponse(nest Nest, record Message) {
	if record.Kind == "request" {
		switch {
		case record.Mode == "conspiracy" && record.Invited > 0:
			go s.respondConspiracy(nest, record, record.Invited)
		case record.To == "Elder":
			go s.respondElder(nest, record)
		case record.To == "Quill":
			go s.respondQuill(nest, record)
		case slices.Contains(nest.Crows, record.To):
			go s.respondToRequest(nest, record)
		default:
			go s.respondOpenRequest(nest, record)
		}
	}

	if record.Kind == "deliver" {
		go s.checkDivergence(nest, record)
	}
}

var modePostable = map[string]bool{"solo": true, "conspiracy": true, "split": true}

// tagMode classifies a request's mode (Jev first, header escape). Only requests
// carry a mode; other kinds get "".
func (s *Server) tagMode(kind, header, text string) (string, string) {
	if kind != "request" {
		return "", ""
	}
	if m, ok := s.p.Flock.ClassifyMode(s.ctx, text); ok {
		if modePostable[header] && header != m {
			return m, "disagreement"
		}
		return m, "jev"
	}
	if modePostable[header] {
		return header, "header"
	}
	return "", "default"
}

// tagKind runs the A1 rule: Jev first; Jev unsure -> the poster's header;
// neither -> say. tagged_by records which source won, and a Jev override of a
// header logs as a disagreement (fuel for calibration).
func (s *Server) tagKind(header, text string) (string, string) {
	kind, _, ok := s.p.Flock.ClassifyKind(s.ctx, text)
	if ok {
		if crowPostable[header] && header != kind {
			return kind, "disagreement"
		}
		return kind, "jev"
	}
	if crowPostable[header] {
		return header, "header"
	}
	return "say", "default"
}

func (s *Server) emitNestMessage(m Message) {
	rec := s.nestRecord(m)
	rec["nest_id"] = m.NestID
	s.hub.PublishNest(m.NestID, "nest.message", rec)
}

// inviteCount is how many crows a conspiracy asks to take the one task, capped
// by MurderSize, the flock's in-flight limit, and the nest's own size.
func (s *Server) inviteCount(nest Nest, requested int) int {
	cap := s.p.G.MurderSize
	if s.p.G.MaxCrowsInFlight < cap {
		cap = s.p.G.MaxCrowsInFlight
	}
	if requested > 0 && requested < cap {
		cap = requested
	}
	if len(nest.Crows) < cap {
		cap = len(nest.Crows)
	}
	return cap
}

// respondConspiracy invites N eligible crows; each answers from its own
// persona lens so distinct strengths produce distinct readings. Strangers are
// skipped: unprompted speech is earned (trust ladder, section 10).
func (s *Server) respondConspiracy(nest Nest, req Message, invited int) {
	n := 0
	for _, crow := range nest.Crows {
		if n >= invited {
			break
		}
		if !s.maySpeakUnprompted(crow) {
			continue
		}
		n++
		go s.respondOne(nest, req, crow, true)
	}
}

// respondOpenRequest surfaces an unaddressed request to one regular-and-up
// crow as a claim opportunity (section 5: a regular may claim open requests).
func (s *Server) respondOpenRequest(nest Nest, req Message) {
	for _, crow := range nest.Crows {
		if s.maySpeakUnprompted(crow) {
			go s.respondOne(nest, req, crow, false)
			return
		}
	}
}

// maySpeakUnprompted is the trust gate for open (unaddressed) work.
func (s *Server) maySpeakUnprompted(crow string) bool {
	return s.p.Ledger.Level(crow, "other") > Stranger
}

// conspiracyLine is the lens directive added to every invited crow's prompt.
const conspiracyLine = "You are one lens among several on this request; answer from your own strength, not the flock's consensus."

func (s *Server) respondToRequest(nest Nest, req Message) {
	s.respondOne(nest, req, req.To, false)
}

// respondOne is the must-respond rule for a single crow: answer with claim,
// deliver or decline. A non-responsive reply is retried once with a stricter
// ask; still nothing responsive and the crow gets a Sentry flag (no reply).
func (s *Server) respondOne(nest Nest, req Message, crow string, lens bool) {
	budget := &Budget{name: "nest-reply", limit: s.p.G.TokenBudgetPerItem}
	system := systemFor(crow, nestReplySystem, false)
	prompt := "NEST: " + nest.Name + "\nREQUEST FROM: " + req.Author + "\nRespond to " + req.Author + ".\nTASK: " + req.Text
	if lens {
		strength := ""
		if p, ok := personaOf(crow); ok {
			strength = p.Strength
		}
		prompt += "\n" + conspiracyLine + "\nYour strength: " + strength + " (" + crow + ")."
	}

	kind, body, ok := s.nestReply(system, prompt, crow, budget)
	if !ok {
		nudge := prompt + "\nYour last reply did not claim, deliver or decline this request. Answer with a KIND line now."
		kind, body, ok = s.nestReply(system, nudge, crow, budget)
	}
	if !ok {
		s.postFlag(nest, crow, req)
		return
	}
	reply := Message{
		NestID:    nest.ID,
		Kind:      kind,
		Author:    crow,
		Text:      body,
		To:        req.Author, // responses go back to whoever requested
		RefersTo:  req.MsgID(),
		TaggedBy:  "header",
		Timestamp: time.Now().UTC().Format(time.RFC3339),
	}
	if record, err := s.msgs.Append(reply); err == nil {
		s.emitNestMessage(record)
		if record.Kind == "deliver" {
			s.checkDivergence(nest, record)
		}
	}
}

// respondElder merges the reports on a thread: the Elder only speaks when a
// message asks it to (CHATROOM_SPEC section 6 — synthesis is requested, not a
// fixed step). It answers whoever opened the thread it merges.
func (s *Server) respondElder(nest Nest, req Message) {
	if req.RefersTo == "" {
		return
	}
	target, found := s.msgs.ByMsgID(req.RefersTo)
	if !found {
		return
	}
	var reports []string
	for _, m := range s.msgs.ReportsTo(nest.ID, target.MsgID(), "deliver") {
		if slices.Contains(nest.Crows, m.Author) {
			reports = append(reports, "["+m.Author+"] "+m.Text)
		}
	}
	if len(reports) == 0 {
		return
	}
	budget := &Budget{name: "elder-merge", limit: s.p.G.TokenBudgetPerItem}
	system := systemFor("Elder", elderSystem, true)
	prompt := "REQUEST: " + target.Text + "\n--- reports to merge ---\n" + strings.Join(reports, "\n--- \n")
	answer, err := s.p.Flock.ask(s.ctx, nil, "Elder", system, prompt, budget)
	if err != nil {
		return
	}
	reply := Message{
		NestID:    nest.ID,
		Kind:      "deliver",
		Author:    "Elder",
		Text:      strings.TrimSpace(answer),
		To:        target.Author,
		RefersTo:  target.MsgID(),
		TaggedBy:  "harness",
		Timestamp: time.Now().UTC().Format(time.RFC3339),
	}
	if record, err := s.msgs.Append(reply); err == nil {
		s.emitNestMessage(record)
	}
}

// checkDivergence asks Jev whether this deliver restates earlier delivers that
// answer the same request. Above the band the crow gets a review nudge; the
// deliver itself stays in the log (nudges never silence).
func (s *Server) checkDivergence(nest Nest, m Message, budgets ...*Budget) {
	if m.Kind != "deliver" {
		return
	}
	earlier := s.msgs.EarlierDelivers(nest.ID, m.RefersTo, m.ID)
	if len(earlier) == 0 {
		return
	}
	if _, nudged := s.msgs.NudgeFor(nest.ID, m.MsgID()); nudged {
		return // one nudge per deliver; no loop
	}
	prob, ok := s.p.Flock.ClassifyDivergence(s.ctx, map[string]any{"this": m.Text, "earlier": earlier}, budgets...)
	if !ok || prob < s.p.Flock.jev.threshold {
		return
	}
	nudge := Message{
		NestID:    nest.ID,
		Kind:      "nudge",
		Author:    "harness",
		Text:      "This reads like a point already made in the thread; review the earlier delivers and add your distinct angle or let it rest.",
		To:        m.Author,
		RefersTo:  m.MsgID(),
		TaggedBy:  "harness",
		Timestamp: time.Now().UTC().Format(time.RFC3339),
	}
	if record, err := s.msgs.Append(nudge); err == nil {
		s.emitNestMessage(record)
	}
}

// nestReply asks one crow once and reads its KIND header. ok means the reply
// was responsive (claim, deliver or decline).
func (s *Server) nestReply(system, prompt, crow string, budget *Budget) (kind, body string, ok bool) {
	answer, err := s.p.Flock.ask(s.ctx, nil, crow, system, prompt, budget)
	if err != nil {
		return "", "", false
	}
	kind, body = splitKind(answer)
	if !responsiveKind[kind] || strings.TrimSpace(body) == "" {
		return "", "", false
	}
	return kind, strings.TrimSpace(body), true
}

// postFlag records the Sentry's breach note: an addressed crow that would not
// answer. The quarantine/ask_owner loop lands with the watchdog epic.
func (s *Server) postFlag(nest Nest, crow string, req Message) {
	flag := Message{
		NestID:    nest.ID,
		Kind:      "flag",
		Author:    "Sentry",
		Text:      fmt.Sprintf("%s ignored a request from %s and did not answer after one retry. Flagged for contract breach.", crow, req.Author),
		To:        crow,
		RefersTo:  req.MsgID(),
		TaggedBy:  "harness",
		Timestamp: time.Now().UTC().Format(time.RFC3339),
	}
	if record, err := s.msgs.Append(flag); err == nil {
		s.emitNestMessage(record)
	}
}