Use pnpm in northstar/web; npm breaks the lockfile
Source: the same correction from three people · Owner confirms itForming · 0 of 3 sessionsLearn and checkRules and skills
Correct an agent once. Every agent follows it.
Agents report what they meant to do, so the lessons in the actual work are lost. OrgX reads what happened, step by step, and drafts rules from corrections and skills from runs that held up. A person confirms what binds.
Compare what the agent reported with what OrgX read, then confirm the rule.
- AgentTask: adding date-fns.
- Rannpm install date-fns
- Resultnpm warn: package-lock.json created next to pnpm-lock.yamlWhat broke
- MayaWe use pnpm here. npm writes a second lockfile and breaks CI.Issue
- Ranpnpm add date-fnsFix that held
Summary: “Added date-fns. Build passes.”Read: 3 sessions · 15 steps · 3 corrections
Uses pnpm, not npm
Source: what broke · Every later result is checked for itForming · 0 of 3 sessionsAdd a dependency in northstar/web
Source: the fix that held · pnpm add the package → Run pnpm build → Commit pnpm-lock.yaml onlyForming · 0 of 3 sessionsProposed until a person confirms it. Nothing OrgX extracts is approved on its own.
- Read, not summarizedEvery command, edit, failure and correction, linked to its session.
- Skills from what workedSteps that held up across runs become a skill the next agent follows.
- You confirmOrgX proposes. Nothing binds the team until a person confirms it.
How it works
- OrgX reads each session your team runs.
- It drafts rules, skills and decisions with their sources.
- You confirm; every later session gets them.