4.3 KiB
Facts about this machine, checked 2026-11-09
Everything here was measured with a command. Anything not measured is marked unproven.
Paperclip
- Running locally:
http://127.0.0.1:3100. Public UI:https://paperclip.lab.audasmedia.com.au. - Company:
d4921013-e5da-4d88-8016-57d5746e2d03 - Agents, all running the Pi adapter (
pi_local), all idle:Hub—108c6220-c9e1-4b62-9e0a-6a763e0d28fd(this is the identity ofPAPERCLIP_API_KEY)Builder—403de1f7-645c-4d35-bc7e-19b01d77baccChief of Staff—232f1f9e-bac0-4185-8a0e-eddbead33e04Documenter—706ffc88-120f-46c4-a5d9-ffa12e2ad5f0researcher—a6a2c0ee-570e-4f89-a977-83136b534a2fSystem—fe7a1881-1df9-481b-af74-87292fef288c
- Writes need the user key:
PAPERCLIP_BOARD_KEY. The agent keyPAPERCLIP_API_KEYis refused with 403 outside a heartbeat run. - Blockers live at
GET /api/issues/{id}/diagnostics/blockers, not on the task list.
The sandbox project
spike-2026-11-09is archived: statuscancelled, renamedspike-2026-11-09 (deleted), id9e3f61f6-cce9-49b1-8083-3130345a04a5.DELETE /api/projects/{id}returned 500, so it was archived instead. Its two tasks (AUD-157,AUD-158) remain inside the archived project. Deleting an archived project is still untested.- Its scratch repo
/tmp/pc-sandboxwas removed. - To make a fresh sandbox, use the payload recorded in
PAPERCLIP-API-NOTES.md:POST /api/companies/{companyId}/projectswithname,status: "backlog"andworkspace: { name, sourceType: "git_repo", cwd, isPrimary: true }.
Does a heartbeat wake an agent? PROVEN, 2026-11-10
It does, and the wake is not a timer. Assigning a task woke Builder within one tenth of
a second, with no call to heartbeat/invoke.
Measured on spike-2026-11-10 / AUD-159:
00:01:24.891Z PATCH /api/issues/AUD-159 {"assigneeAgentId":"403de1f7-..."} -> 200 todo
00:01:24.937Z wake request recorded: source=assignment reason=issue_assigned
00:01:25.036Z run aae77e89-... claimed, adapter pi_local, issue -> in_progress
00:01:51.351Z agent comment posted (commit b093301)
00:01:53.153Z issue -> done
00:01:59.377Z run -> succeeded
So the four documented wake sources all reach an agent: a timer tick, an assignment or a
new comment on its own task, a person clicking wake, and a routine firing. The timer is
opt-in and is off for most agents; Builder currently has heartbeat.enabled: true, so
it also polls. Assignment alone is enough.
POST /api/agents/{id}/heartbeat/invoke was never needed and remains untested. The
documented manual wake is POST /api/agents/{id}/wakeup with
{"source":"on_demand","triggerDetail":"manual","forceFreshSession":...}.
A wake can still be refused without any error reaching us. Read
GET /api/issues/{id}/diagnostics/wakes — it shows each wake request, its claimed run,
and a plain-English diagnosis. Refusal reasons seen in the documentation: the agent is
paused, its budget is exhausted, its cooldown has not elapsed, or its run slot is full.
Isolated workspaces are switched off on this instance
The project was created asking for a git worktree per task (executionWorkspacePolicy
with workspaceStrategy.type: "git_worktree"). No worktree was made. The run worked
directly in /tmp/pc-sandbox-2026-11-10 and committed onto main. The task's
executionWorkspaceId and currentExecutionWorkspace both read null.
GET /api/instance/settings/experimental returns:
"enableIsolatedWorkspaces": false,
"enableIsolatedWorkspacesByDefault": false,
"enableWorktreeRunExecution": false,
With enableIsolatedWorkspaces false, Paperclip discards a task's workspace settings
before the run is dispatched, so the mode falls back to the shared project folder. The
worktree code is present in the server (git worktree add in
dist/services/workspace-runtime.js). Switching it on is an instance-wide experimental
setting and a decision for the person, not a setting for one project.
Toolchain
- Go is not installed on this machine.
go version→ not found. The terminal program needs it. Under Nix, addgoto/etc/nixos/configuration.nixand rebuild; do not install it by hand.
The new repository
- Local git repo only, one commit, no remote. It is not on Gitea. Push it somewhere before relying on it, or accept that only this machine has it.