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The board edits the agent task database through the Python MCP server, which now lives in this module (Taskboard/server). Code is versioned here; the data (tasks.db and per-task session workspaces) stays in AGENTS_DATA_DIR, by default ~/agents/manager, decided only in server/paths.py. UI: - Tasks are graph nodes; parent/child and dependency links map to set_parent and dependencies. Dropping a link on empty space creates a connected task. - Inspector edits title, description, status, priority, model, effort, permission mode and colour. - Edits stay local until Save (Ctrl+S, File > Save); the status bar shows the unsaved count. Unsaved work is the difference between the board and the last server board (BoardSnapshot), saved atomically with save_board. - Server changes merge in on a one-second poll without touching unsaved edits; the same field changed on both sides becomes a keep-mine/use-theirs conflict. - Sessions: start, stop, restart with new settings (keeping or dropping the conversation), open in a terminal, send messages; a node badge shows the live session state. Server: - Headless Claude Code sessions, one tmux session per task, with state from hooks and the exit reason recorded; manual or auto permission modes. - save_board, edit_task conflict checks, field history, get_board and revision polling, session tools, task workspaces with report conventions.
19 lines
675 B
JavaScript
19 lines
675 B
JavaScript
import { adapters, loadAccounts, updateAccount } from "@subrouter/cli";
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const provider = "anthropic";
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const file = await loadAccounts();
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const pool = file.providers?.[provider];
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const account = pool?.accounts?.[pool.activeIndex ?? 0];
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if (!account) {
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process.stderr.write("subrouter has no anthropic account; run: npx @subrouter/cli login anthropic\n");
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process.exit(1);
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}
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const match = { ...account };
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const persist = (update) => updateAccount({ provider, match, update });
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const token = await adapters.anthropic.getApiKey({ account, persist });
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if (token instanceof Error) {
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process.stderr.write(`${token.message}\n`);
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process.exit(1);
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}
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process.stdout.write(token);
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