Implement Phase 2 & 3: Complete HAP Terminal Interface with Patch Management

🎭 Phase 2: HAP Terminal Interface Implementation
 **Core Terminal Interface**: Interactive command-driven HAP terminal with help system
 **HMMM Message Composition System**:
   - New reasoning messages, thread replies, network queries, decision proposals
   - Complete message metadata handling (topics, threads, timestamps)
 **UCXL Context Browsing System**:
   - Address parsing, content retrieval from DHT encrypted storage
   - Search functionality, content creation, history navigation
 **Decision Participation System**:
   - Active decision listing, decision details with voting status
   - Vote casting with reasoning, decision proposals, HMMM integration

🔧 Phase 3: Enhanced Human Workflows
 **Patch Creation and Submission Workflows**:
   - Complete patch lifecycle management (create, review, submit, track)
   - Multiple patch types (context, code, config, docs)
   - UCXL integration with DHT storage, HMMM coordination
 **Time-Travel Diff Support**:
   - Temporal navigation operators (~~<n>, ^^<n>, @<time>)
   - Decision-hop analysis, visual diff display, version comparison

🏗️ **Architecture Highlights**:
- **Multi-binary structure**: Separate chorus-agent and chorus-hap binaries
- **Shared P2P runtime**: Both binaries use identical libp2p, DHT, HMMM, UCXL systems
- **Interactive sub-shells**: Dedicated command environments for HMMM, UCXL, patches, decisions
- **Network integration**: All features connect to distributed P2P agent network
- **Human-agent parity**: Humans participate as first-class network citizens

📦 **New Files**:
- internal/hapui/terminal.go: Complete HAP terminal interface (2400+ lines)
- prompts/human-roles.yaml: Role-based prompt configuration
- docs/decisions/*: HAP conversion decision record

🔗 **Integration Points**:
- HMMM: Collaborative reasoning and patch/decision announcements
- UCXL: Context addressing and version management
- DHT: Distributed storage of patches and content
- Decision System: Formal approval and consensus workflows

The HAP terminal interface now provides comprehensive human portal into the CHORUS
autonomous agent network, enabling collaborative reasoning, context sharing, patch
management, and distributed decision-making between humans and AI agents.

🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code)

Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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anthonyrawlins
2025-09-07 09:38:14 +10:00
parent 0dbb6bb588
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@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ import (
"os"
"path/filepath"
"chorus/internal/hapui"
"chorus/internal/runtime"
)
@@ -96,30 +97,14 @@ func startHAPMode(runtime *runtime.SharedRuntime) error {
// startTerminalInterface provides a terminal-based human interface
func startTerminalInterface(runtime *runtime.SharedRuntime) error {
runtime.Logger.Info("💻 Starting terminal interface for human interaction")
runtime.Logger.Info("🎯 Human agent ready for collaboration")
// TODO Phase 2: Implement terminal interface
// For now, just announce presence and wait
runtime.Logger.Info("📡 Human agent announcing presence to network...")
// Create and start the HAP terminal interface
terminal := hapui.NewTerminalInterface(runtime)
// Announce human agent capabilities
go func() {
// TODO: Implement human agent announcement
runtime.Logger.Info("👋 Human agent presence announced")
}()
// TODO Phase 2: Implement interactive terminal loop
// - HMMM message composition
// - Context browsing
// - Decision participation
// - Command interface
runtime.Logger.Info("⚠️ Terminal interface not yet implemented")
runtime.Logger.Info("🔄 HAP running in stub mode - P2P connectivity established")
runtime.Logger.Info("📍 Next: Implement Phase 2 terminal interface")
// For now, just keep the P2P connection alive
select {} // Block forever (will be interrupted by shutdown signals)
runtime.Logger.Info("🎯 Human agent terminal interface ready")
// Start the interactive terminal
return terminal.Start()
}
// startWebInterface provides a web-based human interface