fix: restore regressions from discord-only refactor
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runners/agent-runner/src/watch-ci.ts
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runners/agent-runner/src/watch-ci.ts
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export const DEFAULT_WATCH_CI_INTERVAL_SECONDS = 60;
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export const MIN_WATCH_CI_INTERVAL_SECONDS = 30;
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export const MAX_WATCH_CI_INTERVAL_SECONDS = 3600;
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export const DEFAULT_WATCH_CI_CONTEXT_MODE = 'isolated';
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export interface BuildCiWatchPromptArgs {
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taskId: string;
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target: string;
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checkInstructions: string;
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}
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export function normalizeWatchCiIntervalSeconds(seconds?: number): number {
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if (seconds === undefined) {
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return DEFAULT_WATCH_CI_INTERVAL_SECONDS;
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}
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if (!Number.isInteger(seconds)) {
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throw new Error('poll_interval_seconds must be an integer.');
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}
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if (
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seconds < MIN_WATCH_CI_INTERVAL_SECONDS ||
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seconds > MAX_WATCH_CI_INTERVAL_SECONDS
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) {
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throw new Error(
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`poll_interval_seconds must be between ${MIN_WATCH_CI_INTERVAL_SECONDS} and ${MAX_WATCH_CI_INTERVAL_SECONDS}.`,
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);
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}
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return seconds;
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}
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export function buildCiWatchPrompt({
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taskId,
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target,
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checkInstructions,
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}: BuildCiWatchPromptArgs): string {
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return `
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[BACKGROUND CI WATCH]
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You are running as an EJClaw background CI watcher.
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Watch target:
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${target}
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Task ID:
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${taskId}
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Check instructions:
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${checkInstructions}
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Rules:
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- Use the watch target and check instructions in this prompt as the source of truth for what to inspect.
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- On each run, check whether the target is still queued, pending, running, in progress, or otherwise non-terminal.
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- If it is still not finished, send no visible message and end this run quietly.
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- If it reached a terminal state such as success, failure, cancelled, timed out, neutral, skipped, or action required:
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1. Send exactly one concise completion message with \`send_message\`.
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2. Format it as a short multiline summary when possible, not one long paragraph.
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3. Preferred shape:
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- First line: \`CI 완료: <target>\`
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- Second line: \`판정: <one-line conclusion>\`
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- Then 2-4 flat bullet points with only the most important metrics, errors, or comparisons.
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- Optional final line: \`다음: <next action>\` if a concrete follow-up is needed.
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4. Adapt the content to the specific CI. Do not invent fixed fields when they do not fit.
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5. Avoid tables unless they are clearly the shortest readable format.
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6. Keep the message compact and easy for other agents to parse.
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7. Call \`cancel_task\` with task_id "${taskId}" so this watcher stops itself.
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- If you hit a transient problem such as a rate limit, network issue, or temporary auth failure, send no visible message and leave the task active for the next retry.
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- Prefer no normal final response. Use \`send_message\` for the completion message, and keep any non-user-facing notes inside \`<internal>\` tags if needed.
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- Do not claim continued monitoring after you cancel the task.
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`.trim();
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}
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