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Enrich JiuwenSwarm init from existing knowledge and maintainer docs - #285
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When ModelUnavailable reflects a backend-wide failure such as a missing CLI, expired login, rejected subscription billing, or provider outage, every owner call reaches this handler and the stage continues as though each component merely returned a bad draft. After all calls fail, _conclude() can mark the run empty (or publish unrelated deterministic changes), and _chain() accepts an empty knowledge stage as completed, so the CLI reports success while producing no requested knowledge. Preserve per-component recovery for malformed replies, but propagate or otherwise block after a generator-wide/all-owner outage.
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Existing repositories need to enrich explanatory knowledge without recreating local skeleton/modules records. Init now supports an explicit merged-knowledge baseline, reads relevant project and partial maintainer docs alongside pinned source, and extracts architecture, API, configuration, design tradeoffs, feature relationships, and validation entry points.
The JiuwenSwarm rerun at
f0a69728c96b5961d993449f1a901cbd2f4dac5bvisited 21 production owners using existing knowledge and 53 distinct docs, including 24 maintainer documents. It adds 29 host source-checked sections in five owner pages: Web, AgentServer runtime, code harness, common contracts, and the bundled daily-report skill. Examples include packaged static assets, WebSocket lifecycle, sticky observability, configuration-cache isolation, ACP defaults, and lazy email/model setup.--from-existingvalidates merged indexes/routes without synthesizing prerequisite records; existing stage gates remain enforced.--subscription-generatorexplicitly selects an authenticated Zcode coding plan, binds billing selection to the dispatched provider, preserves unknown USD usage, and retains judge budget checks. Default API spend protections remain enforced.Coverage remains 79/79 inventoried features and 2,043/2,199 production files (92.9%), exceeding the 85% requirement. File coverage includes 1,893 verified static interface contracts and does not imply exhaustive behavioral review or upstream test execution. The additional explanations deepen the existing coverage. Both the reproducible coverage audit and a sanitized init summary are under
eval/knowledge-coverage/.Generation used Zcode GLM-5.3, with Codex advisory checks and host source review. No Claude Code calls were made. The final run accounts for $49.50 in fixed judge units ($55.50 across attempts, within the configured $60 ceiling); subscription fees and native transport USD are unreported. Revalidation reused all 120 original replies with exact role and system/prompt SHA-256 matching, requiring no additional model calls.
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d839083201b87351d6a55c03581b7ae8888e9d19; both CI suites pass for the same head.