Scaffold my-coder: formalize the fleet's worker role - #1
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Copies the canonical My[X] scaffold and fills the four seams: my-coder formalizes fleet-dispatch's inline worker role (an open-ended, tools-enabled headless coding session that closes a picked issue as a draft PR) as its own tool. Documented in CLAUDE.md as the fleet's one deliberate exception to the single-narrow-Engine-call pattern every other My[X] tool follows, since closing an arbitrary issue can't be reduced to one bounded judgment call. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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CI failed to install the sibling core package because it referenced the non-existent `mythings-core` (no hyphens) instead of `my-things-core`. - pyproject.toml: dependency `mythings-core` -> `my-things-core` - ci.yml: install URL/name -> my-things-core (repo owner's my-things-core@main) - re-vendor HARNESS.md from canonical mythings._harness (drift test now green) - CLAUDE.md: stale `mythings-core/docs/...` path -> `my-things-core/docs/...` Verified locally: pip install against sibling checkout, ruff, and pytest (incl. harness-drift) all pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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my-coder v0.1: durability, transcripts, entry point (learned from run #1)
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Copies the canonical My[X] scaffold from my-template and fills the four seams
in CLAUDE.md.
my-coder formalizes fleet-dispatch's inline worker role — the open-ended,
tools-enabled headless coding session that closes a picked issue as a draft
PR — as its own repo, instead of living inline in
fleet_dispatch.py(
_prompt_for/_dispatch_one/_finalize_pr).It's documented as the fleet's one deliberate exception to the
single-narrow-Engine-call pattern every other My[X] tool follows: every other
tool makes exactly one tools-disabled
ClaudeCLIEnginecall ("judgmentonly, never a side effect"); my-coder's core action can't be reduced to that
shape, since closing an arbitrary issue requires reading/editing arbitrary
files, running the target repo's suite and linter, and deciding when it's
done.
Follow-up (not in this PR): porting
fleet_dispatch.py's worker-invocationlogic into my-coder's own CLI so fleet-dispatch calls
mycoder build <issue-ref>instead of inlining the session itself.