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v2.0.5 — a go-ahead no longer closes edits
SETTLE gate: judged with the conversation, not the message alone.
Up to v2.0.4 the gate asked whether each message literally fixed the result. A short go-ahead ("진행해줘", "go ahead") after a working turn never does, so edits closed in the middle of agreed work.
The gate now gives Jev the user's message and the agent's last message and asks one question: to carry this out, must the agent choose something the user will see or rely on that nothing has settled yet? Continuing, approving or correcting the plan, fixing a reported problem, running, testing, deploying and standing procedures keep edits open; open-ended new work asks first.
| Author's messages, fresh sample of 100 (threshold chosen on a separate 100) | Wrongly closed | Wrongly opened |
|---|---|---|
| v2.0.4 rule, after a working turn | 42 of 42 | 0 of 5 |
| v2.0.5 rule | 1 of 42 | 0 of 5 |
- Optional:
~/.config/lean-forge/profile.txt, a short private note on how you instruct agents, is sent to Jev with each judgment. Keep it out of any repository. - Without Jev, a message after an asking turn counts as its answer, and the one-line reason path stays for mechanical work.
- Threshold 0.8, set on one person's messages; tune it on your own traffic.
Same change as lean-forge-55 v0.2.0, without its shell layer.