pub type WireCommand = Command<NoSecret>;Expand description
The Command set a socket can carry. PutSecret is unreachable because
NoSecret has no values.
Aliased Type§
pub enum WireCommand {
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Dispatch {
addr: Address,
task: String,
goal: String,
policy: RunPolicy,
idem: IdemKey,
session: Option<SessionName>,
effort: Option<Effort>,
model: Option<String>,
},
ProbeEndpoint {
name: ProviderName,
base_url: String,
dialect: DialectKind,
secret: Option<String>,
auth_header: Option<String>,
tuning: EndpointTuning,
idem: IdemKey,
},
ConfigureBuilding {
addr: Address,
sandbox: Option<SandboxLimits>,
mcp: Option<Vec<McpServer>>,
desktop: Option<String>,
context_second_threshold: Option<u64>,
idem: IdemKey,
},
AttachEndpoint {
name: ProviderName,
base_url: String,
dialect: DialectKind,
secret: Option<String>,
auth_header: Option<String>,
admit: Vec<String>,
named: Vec<String>,
tuning: EndpointTuning,
idem: IdemKey,
},
SelectModel {
endpoint: ProviderName,
model: String,
tag: ModelTag,
context_tokens: Option<Window>,
max_output_tokens: Option<Ceiling>,
input: Option<InputKinds>,
idem: IdemKey,
},
OpenSession {
addr: Address,
carry: Carry,
from: Option<Origin>,
idem: IdemKey,
},
CreateBuilding {
addr: Address,
template: TemplateName,
idem: IdemKey,
},
RemoveBuilding {
addr: Address,
idem: IdemKey,
},
PutSecret {
realm: String,
name: String,
value: NoSecret,
},
Steer {
run: RunId,
text: String,
idem: IdemKey,
},
Cancel {
run: RunId,
idem: IdemKey,
},
Halt {
scope: HaltScope,
idem: IdemKey,
},
Reveal {
at: Address,
idem: IdemKey,
},
RestoreDiscard {
restoration: Restoration,
idem: IdemKey,
},
DoctorInstall {
item: String,
idem: IdemKey,
},
DoctorRefresh {
idem: IdemKey,
},
Release {
scope: HaltScope,
idem: IdemKey,
},
BatchByBuilding {
addr: Address,
idem: IdemKey,
},
Approve {
item: ApprovalId,
verdict: Ruling,
idem: IdemKey,
},
HandOff {
item: ApprovalId,
to: ResidentId,
idem: IdemKey,
},
SetAutonomy {
scope: HaltScope,
autonomy: Autonomy,
idem: IdemKey,
},
Pursue {
addr: Address,
step: PursuitStep,
idem: IdemKey,
},
Wake {
source: String,
subject: String,
body: String,
idem: IdemKey,
},
PutDocument {
which: GovernedDocument,
base: String,
body: String,
idem: IdemKey,
},
PutIdentity {
card: IdentityCard,
base: String,
idem: IdemKey,
},
PutRules(RulesWrite),
RestoreFile {
at: Address,
point: GitOid,
idem: IdemKey,
},
PutGuide {
progress: GuideProgress,
idem: IdemKey,
},
ConfigureCity(CitySettings),
PutSpine {
building: Address,
which: SpineDocument,
base: String,
body: String,
idem: IdemKey,
},
PutRange(RangeWrite),
DecideProposals(ProposalDecisions),
ConnectToolkit {
toolkit: ToolkitSlug,
idem: IdemKey,
},
PutPreferences {
patch: PreferencePatch,
idem: IdemKey,
},
PutShelved {
shelf: Shelf,
name: String,
text: String,
idem: IdemKey,
},
NameSession(SessionNaming),
ChangeRunPolicy(PolicyChange),
OpenRemoteDoor(DoorOpening),
ReplaceCityKey(DoorStep),
ConfirmRemoteDoor(DoorAnswer),
CloseRemoteDoor(DoorStep),
PrivacyOperation(PrivacyRequest),
ForgetSecret(SecretForgetting),
CloseCity(CityClosing),
AddAgent(AgentAdding),
AgentLogin(AgentLoginStart),
ForgetDevice(DeviceForgetting),
Auth {
token: String,
},
}Variants§
Dispatch
Fields
policy: RunPolicyThe four values the run works under: mode, write limit,
admission requirement and landing policy, all four stated
(crates/wire/spec/Command.lean §8-57). Written as sent into the run’s
run_started line.
session: Option<SessionName>What this session is called, when it is a new one.
Some means addr names a building and the city opens a room of this name
under it; None means addr already names the room, which is how an earlier
session is continued. Two dispatches to one room are one session with a
history, and that is a different thing from two sessions sharing a folder.
effort: Option<Effort>How hard the model is asked to think in this session.
None leaves the layer above to answer, which is the city’s
own configuration and, failing that, the provider’s default.
A value is written into the session’s own configuration when
its room is opened, so it is chosen once and holds for every
run in that room (crates/city/Spec.lean §8-14).
model: Option<String>Which registered model this one dispatch calls, by its id.
None takes the model behind the main tag. A value names a
model the city registered under some tag, so it arrives with
the endpoint and the window it was registered with; an id the
city never registered is refused before anything is written
(crates/wire/spec/Command.lean §8-48c).
ProbeEndpoint
Asks a base URL what it serves, and attaches nothing.
A person cannot choose from a list they have not seen, so the list is asked for apart from
attaching; the answer lands as endpoint_probed, which the page folds like any other fact.
It carries the same tuning the attachment will, because a probe that reached a gateway
without the header that gateway requires answers 401 for a key that is in fact good.
ConfigureBuilding
What a building’s runs may reach: the sandbox’s limits, the external servers its tools come from, and the windows on this person’s own machine its desktop connector may touch.
Each field is optional and an absent one leaves that section alone; an empty mcp list is a
building that reaches no server, which is a different statement from not saying.
desktop is the allowlist’s text and not a parsed value: the connector that reads that file
at start-up is the authority on its syntax and fails closed, and a second parser here would
be a second authority (crates/city/Spec.lean §8-26).
Fields
sandbox: Option<SandboxLimits>AttachEndpoint
Fields
name: ProviderNamebase_url: StringThe base URL as a provider’s documentation prints it; the dialect owns the path that hangs off it.
dialect: DialectKindsecret: Option<String>secret:<realm>/<name>, or absent for a local server that
asks for no credential.
admit: Vec<String>Which of the models this endpoint serves the city admits: the
rows the person ticked on the list. When this and named are
both empty the city admits everything the endpoint serves,
which is what a person who did not look at the list meant; a
ticked id the endpoint does not serve is left out
(crates/gateway/spec/Endpoint/Models.lean D39).
named: Vec<String>The ids the person typed. Each is admitted whether or not the
endpoint’s list carries it, and one the list does not carry is
registered on the person’s word and marked named
(crates/wire/spec/Frames.lean D57).
tuning: EndpointTuningWhat this endpoint is called, how long it may take, and what every request to it carries, kept beside the registration so a call made a week later is made the way the person set it up.
SelectModel
Point one tag at one model of an attached endpoint, with the two facts no model list returns.
Fields
endpoint: ProviderNamecontext_tokens: Option<Window>The model’s window. Absent when nobody stated one, and the context reminder then stays silent rather than measuring a conversation against a number nobody gave it.
max_output_tokens: Option<Ceiling>The model’s output ceiling. Absent when the person did not state one: the city then takes the catalogue’s figure, and where the catalogue has no row the model is registered without a ceiling rather than with a zero one.
input: Option<InputKinds>What the person says the model accepts. Absent, the catalogue and
the preset table answer (crates/gateway/Spec.lean §8-37, D16).
OpenSession
Starts a new session at an address: same room, a fresh stretch of conversation in it, so a
person who changed the model starts it on purpose rather than having the room’s frozen shape
move behind their back (crates/sprawling/Spec.lean §8-82). Carry names what crosses; the default
keeps nothing. Writes session_opened.
Fields
CreateBuilding
RemoveBuilding
Take a building out of the city. Its files move under the reserved subtree and its history
stays in the Ledger, so nothing the person made is lost; a building with a run going is
refused. Writes building_removed.
PutSecret
The one Command with no byte form. Secret is Sealed<String> in
process and uninhabited on the wire.
Steer
Cancel
Halt
Reveal
Show a person this address in their own file manager. The
grammar is the guard: an Address cannot climb out of the city,
so there is no way to spell a request for anything else.
RestoreDiscard
Put one recycle-bin row back. The frame carries the row’s own restoration rather than a path, because a path can be discarded twice and the row already knows which commit holds the bytes.
DoctorInstall
Install one thing this machine lacks, named as the doctor’s answer names it.
Only a recipe this city may run is run. A recipe that has to be printed, and one that has no command at all, are refused with what the person does instead: a script piped into a shell is code nobody read, and that rule does not soften because the request arrived from a page rather than from a terminal.
DoctorRefresh
Look at this machine again, in place of the snapshot taken when the city was served.
Query::Doctor answers that snapshot, which a page that has just
installed something must not be given. Probing starts programs for seconds, so it runs here,
where the city already serialises work, rather than inside a read.
Release
BatchByBuilding
Approve
HandOff
Give one waiting question to a resident to answer.
A person who does not want to answer a question may name
somebody who will. This moves one item and leaves
Command::SetAutonomy to say who answers everything, because
handing over one question and appointing a standing delegate are
different decisions with different reach.
Writes question_handed, after which the named resident may
answer this item even though it is not the standing delegate.
SetAutonomy
Pursue
A goal the city keeps working towards until the work runs out.
One frame with four steps rather than four frames: a person who can set a goal can pause it, and splitting that into separate commands would let a client offer one without the other.
Wake
Something happened outside. The city never asks whether anything did; the service holding the connection pushes, and this is the shape a push takes once it is inside.
It carries no address. Where an arrival lands is the watch table’s answer and then triage’s, so a caller that could name a room would be a caller that could reach past the routing a person wrote.
PutDocument
Writes one of the three documents that govern this city, whole,
only if it still holds base: the raw editor and the identity
cards are two writers of one file (crates/wire/spec/Answer/Identity.lean §8-59).
PutIdentity
One identity card: the city rewrites the card’s keys in base’s
identity area and leaves every other byte (crates/wire/spec/Answer/Identity.lean §8-59).
PutRules(RulesWrite)
Writes a building’s RULES.toml whole (crates/wire/spec/Command/Step.lean §8-60).
RestoreFile
Takes one file of the city’s own tree back to what a checkpoint
holds, or away when it holds none (crates/wire/spec/Answer/Automation.lean §8-62).
PutGuide
Writes this city’s first-run guide progress whole; the later of
two writes stays (crates/wire/spec/Guide.lean §8-68).
ConfigureCity(CitySettings)
Writes the city’s own layer (crates/wire/spec/Command/Step.lean §8-61).
PutSpine
Writes one of a building’s own spine documents.
The body replaces the file whole. Unlike Command::PutDocument
these have a second writer - a resident reaches Roadmap.md
through plan and the others through edit - so base carries
the text the sender started from and a file that moved underneath
it is refused rather than overwritten. One guard for two writers,
and the same one edit holds resident-side.
PutRange(RangeWrite)
Saves edits on one document version (crates/wire/spec/Command/Step.lean §8-72).
DecideProposals(ProposalDecisions)
Decides proposal cards on one document (crates/wire/spec/Answer/Proposals.lean §8-73).
ConnectToolkit
Connects one outside application through the broker that holds its OAuth, answered with the whole shelf: the broker was asked, so every row is fresh, and the pressed one carries its consent page.
The client opens the consent page, never the city, which may run on a machine nobody is
looking at. The IdemKey stops a second press from opening a second account on one
application.
PutPreferences
Change one fact about how this person reads their own city.
One named fact per frame rather than a whole record: two screens settling different things must not be able to overwrite each other’s field on the way past.
PutShelved
Write one skill or script onto a shelf.
The shelf and the name are separate because the city owns where a shelf lives: the two
shelves sit inside the reserved subtree, which no write domain reaches, so this is the door
a person writes there through and there is no path to spell. name may carry
sub-directories, which is how a script keeps its folder.
The body replaces the file whole, for the reason Command::PutDocument gives. Its
executor writes skill_shelved (kernel D23) once it lands; until then the city answers
not_built.
NameSession(SessionNaming)
Names one session of a room; writes session_named (spec/Answer/Sessions.lean D27).
ChangeRunPolicy(PolicyChange)
Changes a room’s run policy; writes run_policy_changed (same decision).
OpenRemoteDoor(DoorOpening)
ReplaceCityKey(DoorStep)
ConfirmRemoteDoor(DoorAnswer)
CloseRemoteDoor(DoorStep)
PrivacyOperation(PrivacyRequest)
ForgetSecret(SecretForgetting)
Deletes the vault’s value of one reference (SecretForgetting).
CloseCity(CityClosing)
Closes the city; Command/Kind.lean §19-2 has the four rows below.
AddAgent(AgentAdding)
AgentLogin(AgentLoginStart)
ForgetDevice(DeviceForgetting)
Auth
Presenting a pairing token. Read-only, hence no IdemKey; the token is plain here because a
token that must cross a wire has, by definition, no secrecy left to protect in transit - it
is sealed the moment it lands (see server::decide_handshake).