Module controller 

Controller-side lifecycle transitions and canonical-to-backend conversion.

Modules

local_profile_homes

What earlier releases left in the profile homes on this machine.

move_session

One recoverable stop/restore operation, independent of its initiating viewer.

profile_config

Automatically populated, persistent profile capabilities.

update

Install-aware startup update checks for mj.

Structs

CheckpointArtifact

CheckpointDeferred

The session was working, so this checkpoint did not run. Nothing is wrong with the session, the target, or the last archive.

Controller

ControllerStoreGuard

Machine-wide advisory lock for one controller data store. This prevents a dashboard, server, or CLI lifecycle command from concurrently acting as a second controller against the same SQLite state and relay sessions.

IdleWorkspaceLease

An idle workspace operation holds the managed connection and a worker barrier. Dropping this value disconnects and cancels the barrier; releasing it resumes dispatch without claiming that an archive covers the journal.

NewSessionPreflight

A repair proposal is returned before any remote branch checks are attempted.

NewSessionRepository

Repository endpoints sanitized for presentation in either control surface.

QuickBundleCreation

The durable result of creating a quick bundle. The returned config is the same fresh config that was written, allowing a serving projection to publish the new bundle before acknowledging the request that created it.

RecoveryCandidate

RecoveryScan

RegisterSubagentRequest

ResumeRepositorySourceMismatch

ResumeRepositorySourceReceipt

SessionExportLayout

Where one session’s work lives on its target.

SessionLaunchOptions

SessionResumeOptions

Enums

BranchDisposition

What destroying a session does with its managed worktree’s git branch.

CheckoutDisposition

What destroying a session does with its managed worktree’s checkout.

ParkOutcome

How one park attempt ended. Only ParkOutcome::Parked changed anything.

QuickBundleFailure

Failure stages exposed to a viewer request without exposing the underlying filesystem/configuration error. The detailed error remains available to the caller for logs and terminal notices.

ResumePlan

What a resume has to do to the session record before it provisions.

ResumeRepositorySourcePreflight

WorkerBinaryAvailability

WorkerUpgradeOutcome

What an upgrade attempt found. Nothing here is a failure: a worker that is already current and a session that started working again are both ordinary.

Functions

checkpoint_was_deferred

Whether a failed checkpoint only means the session was busy.

config_only_controller

create_bundle_from_sources

Create one bundle from one or more local repositories or GitHub sources.

create_bundle_from_sources_in_config

Add a bundle for all sources to an already-loaded config. The source interpretation is shared with the persisted create_bundle_from_sources entry point and the legacy quick-bundle helper.

create_quick_bundle

Create a quick bundle from a local repository or GitHub source and persist it as one serialized fresh-config transaction. Identical sources reuse the existing configured bundle, matching the terminal’s behavior. The returned config is the same fresh config that was written, allowing a serving projection to publish the new bundle before acknowledging the request.

create_quick_bundle_in_config

Add a quick bundle to an already-loaded config. The helper still performs the local repository canonicalization/GitHub-source parsing, but callers that persist a config should use create_quick_bundle so concurrent saves cannot clobber one another.

has_nothing_to_checkpoint

Whether a close of this session has no workspace to archive.

image_refresh_plan

Every container image the daemon downloads in the background, once per (host, image, platform).

local_project_repository

Inspect a local launch directory using the same Git error handling and linked-worktree identity as existing sessions.

native_worker_binary_prerequisite

The worker a local-bare session on this host would use.

pin_worker_binary_sources

Capture the worker sources used by this daemon before its asynchronous managers start. Missing sources are retained as per-architecture errors so an unused architecture does not prevent daemon startup.

preview_build_cache

What the settings screen shows for one machine’s blank build cache fields: the same host inspection a session runs, without creating the directory. None when the machine has no standing host to share a cache on.

raw_conversion_preview_for

reconcile_managed_checkpoint_archives

Remove checkpoint archives installed by a process that exited before its database transaction committed. Call this only while holding the machine-wide controller-store guard and before starting background work.

resolve_machine_input_path

Resolve the login home on a configured machine, for the Settings screen’s path fields. A machine, not a runtime, is what owns a home directory.

resolve_target_input_path

Resolve the login home on the machine that owns an editable path.

resume_compatibility

Whether session may resume on target_id, and what the resume must do to the session record. The error is shown to the person choosing the target, so it says where the session is tied down and what to pick instead.

reviewer_stager

Build the capability used by client-side chat views to stage reviewers. The blocking filesystem and target work remains implemented by the controller and is invoked from chat’s supervised blocking task.

stopped_subagent

What a parent’s record keeps about a child its suspend stops: the child’s listed title, one line of its task, and whether it had handed back.

subagent_has_handed_back

Whether a sub-agent child has handed back its report for its parent’s newest task, from what the store holds; see mj_core::subagent::has_handed_back. A session that is not a child, or that has never finished a turn, has not.

worker_binary_prerequisite_for_arch

Find a worker source without downloading it.

Type Aliases

BeforeClose

Work a close runs once the session is about to close: its checkpoint is verified and recorded, and its relay is not sealed yet. A daemon suspend stops the session’s sub-agents here, so a close that fails at its checkpoint leaves them running. When this fails, the close does not proceed: the session returns to its previous state with its relay unsealed.