SDK 0.2.114's optional-dep resolution tries linux-x64-musl first even on
glibc systems, failing if the musl package is installed as empty shell
(directory exists but binary missing). This caused 'Claude Code native
binary not found' errors on Ubuntu hosts after upgrading SDK.
Add a platform-aware helper (resolveBundledClaudeCodeExecutable) that:
- Respects EJCLAW_CLAUDE_CLI_PATH env override for custom deployments
- Probes platform-specific bundled binary paths in order (glibc before musl)
- Throws with tried-paths list if none exist (vs SDK's silent fallback)
Wire it into agent-runner query() calls (main run + session command).
Also bumps @anthropic-ai/claude-agent-sdk ^0.2.101 -> 0.2.114 so the
bundled CLI supports the 'xhigh' effort level introduced in CLI 2.1.111.
Keeps EJClaw self-contained: no system /home/*/.local/bin/claude dependency.
Verified with CLAUDE_EFFORT=xhigh:
- 37/37 agent-runner tests pass (+ 8 new bundled-cli-path tests)
- reviewer agent-run Exit Code 0 (Duration 183s) after restart
- paired_turn_attempts failed count: 97 -> 0 after fix
- Discord reviewer delivery confirmed
- Replace better-sqlite3 with bun:sqlite (native, no native addon build)
- Change all spawn('node') to spawn('bun') for agent processes
- Update package.json scripts: node→bun, tsx→bun, npm→bun
- Add bun-types for tsc compatibility
- Add bun:sqlite→better-sqlite3 shim for vitest (tests run on Node.js)
- Update Dockerfile: install bun alongside Node.js (CLIs need Node)
- Update setup/platform.ts: getNodePath() resolves bun binary
- Remove better-sqlite3 from production dependencies (devDep only for tests)
- Track lastIntermediateText to prevent duplicate Discord delivery
when same text arrives as both intermediate and final
- Filter task_progress descriptions >80 chars (AI summaries)
- Mark completed subagents with ✅ instead of removing
- Update claude-agent-sdk 0.2.76→0.2.81, codex 0.115→0.116
No longer using Docker containers — agents run as direct host
processes. The directory name now reflects the actual purpose.
Updated all references across source code, docs, and skills.
