ASI Proxy Loop v0.9

ASI Proxy Loop v0.9

PIC-TS v0.9 brings the Python PIC ASI-proxy loop reports to npm and Node.js agent runtimes. It is a local JSON report generator, not an executor.

Plain Meaning

The loop is:

trace -> token candidate -> admissibility check -> residuals -> next repair task

The output is inert JSON. It can guide review and routing, but it cannot authorize shell commands, provider calls, repository writes, credential use, or physical operations.

First Commands

npm install percolation-inversion-compiler-ts
npx pic-ts token extract-pipeline --trace trace.json --compact
npx pic-ts token admissibility --token token.json --compact
npx pic-ts token dedup --tokens tokens.jsonl
npx pic-ts performance report
npx pic-ts cache status

First Files

Use these files in a source checkout or package example path:

• docs/asi-proxy-loop.md
• docs/agent-loop-protocol.md
• examples/asi_proxy_loop_bundle/target.json
• examples/asi_proxy_loop_bundle/pic_extraction_pipeline.example.json
• examples/asi_proxy_loop_bundle/pic_token_admissibility.example.json

Safety Boundary

• accepted=true is not settlement.
• Token extraction is not token execution.
• Token admissibility is not capital admission.
• operation_ready=true is not provider dispatch.
• physical_ready=true is not physical outcome proof.
• safe_commands are review hints, not authority.

Search Terms

TypeScript ASI-proxy loop, Node agent loop, npm token extraction, token admissibility, token deduplication, CCR JSONL handoff, observation residual, pic-ts token extract-pipeline, pic-ts token admissibility, settled=false.