# messages

from_id: probetest-w1
body:
  [WORKING_PERCH_NOTICE] Subagent working perch created.
  Perch: probetest-w1
  Agent type: general-purpose
  To message it: $OWL deliver probetest-w1 probetest


from_id: version-change
body:
  <spt-version-changelog>
    <old>1.11.10</old>
    <new>1.11.11</new>
    <old_date>2026-05-23</old_date>
    <new_date>2026-05-23</new_date>
    <step_count>1</step_count>
    <changelog_path>$CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT/CHANGELOG.md</changelog_path>
    <instructions>
  Render an AskUserQuestion to confirm whether the user wants to see the changelog for this SPT plugin update.

  Before invoking AskUserQuestion, write one short pre-question line that names the version transition (and dates if both <old_date> and <new_date> are non-empty), e.g. "SPT plugin updated v1.11.10 → v1.11.11. Print changelog?" (released 2026-05-23 → released 2026-05-23).

  Then invoke AskUserQuestion with EXACTLY these three options (labels verbatim, do not paraphrase):

    1. "Yes, full changelog" — On selection: read $CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT/CHANGELOG.md and print every H2 section where 1.11.10 < version <= 1.11.11, verbatim markdown. Preserve the original H2 lines, bullet structure, and the user-facing H3 subsections (Added / Changed / Fixed / Removed / Deprecated / Security / Reverted). OMIT any "### BTS" subsection entirely — those are behind-the-scenes notes the user does not want to see. If a version has only a "### BTS" subsection with no user-facing content, render the H2 header and date alone with a single line "(no user-facing changes this release)". Render in the order they appear in the file (newest first). Do not summarize, do not paraphrase the bullets you do show.

    2. "Yes, highlights only" — On selection: read $CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT/CHANGELOG.md and synthesize 2-5 highlight bullets across the H2 sections where 1.11.10 < version <= 1.11.11. Draw ONLY from the "### Added", "### Changed", "### Fixed", "### Removed", "### Deprecated", "### Security", and "### Reverted" subsections. Do NOT draw from "### BTS" subsections — those are behind-the-scenes notes and must never appear in highlights. Pick the most impactful user-facing items across the range. Append exactly this pointer at the end: "See $CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT/CHANGELOG.md for full detail."

    3. "Skip" — On selection: take no action. Acknowledge briefly ("OK, skipping.") and continue with the user's prior intent.

  If the user provides freeform input via AskUserQuestion's "Other" option, treat all continuation phrases (later / not now / ignore / stop asking / no) as "Skip".

  When the question text mentions multiple versions (step_count > 1), the multi-version skip rendering applies: "Yes, full changelog" prints ALL interim H2 sections (not just the endpoints).

  After completing the user's choice, return control to whatever the user was working on before this prompt.
    </instructions>
  </spt-version-changelog>


from_id: orchestrator
body:
  Phase 25.4 reprobe attempt 2: please reply 'ack2' so your main session fires another Stop hook. Last fire was consumed by Phase 34 version-change block emission (1.11.10 -> 1.11.11 banner) which returns early before .more-done. This second fire sees version already acked, falls through to spawn_echo_commune_if_live, writes .more-done at nested path.


from_id: probetest-w2
body:
  [WORKING_PERCH_NOTICE] Subagent working perch created.
  Perch: probetest-w2
  Agent type: gsd-planner
  To message it: $OWL deliver probetest-w2 probetest


from_id: probetest-w3
body:
  [WORKING_PERCH_NOTICE] Subagent working perch created.
  Perch: probetest-w3
  Agent type: gsd-executor
  To message it: $OWL deliver probetest-w3 probetest


from_id: version-change
body:
  <spt-version-changelog>
    <old>1.11.12</old>
    <new>1.11.13</new>
    <old_date>2026-05-23</old_date>
    <new_date></new_date>
    <step_count>1</step_count>
    <changelog_path>$CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT/CHANGELOG.md</changelog_path>
    <instructions>
  Render an AskUserQuestion to confirm whether the user wants to see the changelog for this SPT plugin update.

  Before invoking AskUserQuestion, write one short pre-question line that names the version transition (and dates if both <old_date> and <new_date> are non-empty), e.g. "SPT plugin updated v1.11.12 → v1.11.13. Print changelog?".

  Then invoke AskUserQuestion with EXACTLY these three options (labels verbatim, do not paraphrase):

    1. "Yes, full changelog" — On selection: read $CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT/CHANGELOG.md and print every H2 section where 1.11.12 < version <= 1.11.13, verbatim markdown. Preserve the original H2 lines, bullet structure, and the user-facing H3 subsections (Added / Changed / Fixed / Removed / Deprecated / Security / Reverted). OMIT any "### BTS" subsection entirely — those are behind-the-scenes notes the user does not want to see. If a version has only a "### BTS" subsection with no user-facing content, render the H2 header and date alone with a single line "(no user-facing changes this release)". Render in the order they appear in the file (newest first). Do not summarize, do not paraphrase the bullets you do show.

    2. "Yes, highlights only" — On selection: read $CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT/CHANGELOG.md and synthesize 2-5 highlight bullets across the H2 sections where 1.11.12 < version <= 1.11.13. Draw ONLY from the "### Added", "### Changed", "### Fixed", "### Removed", "### Deprecated", "### Security", and "### Reverted" subsections. Do NOT draw from "### BTS" subsections — those are behind-the-scenes notes and must never appear in highlights. Pick the most impactful user-facing items across the range. Append exactly this pointer at the end: "See $CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT/CHANGELOG.md for full detail."

    3. "Skip" — On selection: take no action. Acknowledge briefly ("OK, skipping.") and continue with the user's prior intent.

  If the user provides freeform input via AskUserQuestion's "Other" option, treat all continuation phrases (later / not now / ignore / stop asking / no) as "Skip".

  When the question text mentions multiple versions (step_count > 1), the multi-version skip rendering applies: "Yes, full changelog" prints ALL interim H2 sections (not just the endpoints).

  After completing the user's choice, return control to whatever the user was working on before this prompt.
    </instructions>
  </spt-version-changelog>


