# Scribe plugin — what happened in the LAST TURN of a transcript (#4107). # # Reads the flat `IDXPATHVALUE` stream that scribe_json.awk produces # in `mode=lines` from a Claude Code transcript, and answers the four questions # scribe_report_check.sh asks. It replaces a thirty-line jq program; the shape # of the answer is unchanged, so the hook around it reads the same. # # bounded 1 if a user prompt was found in the window, else empty. A window # with no prompt cannot be cut into a turn, and the hook then says # nothing rather than guessing — `tail -n 3000` cuts wherever it # cuts, and a turn that began before the cut is not this hook's. # closed how many task-closing tool calls SUCCEEDED in that turn. # task_ids their task ids, comma-joined, for the server to record. # reply the assistant text after the last action, STILL JSON-ESCAPED and # on one line. The caller decodes it with scribe_json_unescape — # decoding here would put newlines into a line-oriented format. # # A SIDECHAIN IS NOT THIS SESSION. Subagent records interleave into the same # file, and a subagent closing a task is not the operator's session closing # one — counting those made the check fire on turns that closed nothing. # # A CLOSE THAT ERRORED IS NOT A CLOSE, which is why the error pass runs first: # the tool_result carrying `is_error` arrives in a LATER record than the # tool_use it refutes, so a single forward pass would have already counted it. # TAB-SEPARATED, and stated rather than assumed. Under awk's default splitting # a value is cut at its first SPACE, so `$3` of a reply line was the reply's # first word — the kind of defect that hides completely behind a test whose # replies are all empty. Found by differential-testing this against the jq # program it replaces, over real transcript windows (#4107). BEGIN { FS = "\t" } { i = $1 + 0 if (i > maxidx) maxidx = i p = $2 if (p == ".type") { f[i, "type"] = $3; next } if (p == ".isSidechain") { f[i, "side"] = $3; next } if (p == ".isMeta") { f[i, "meta"] = $3; next } # `.message.content` as a SCALAR is what marks a real user prompt; a tool # result carries an array at the same path, and counting one as a prompt # would cut the turn at the wrong place. if (p == ".message.content") { if ($3 != "null") f[i, "str"] = 1; next } if (substr(p, 1, 17) != ".message.content[") next rest = substr(p, 18) if (rest == "#]") { nb[i] = $3 + 0; next } c = index(rest, "]") if (c < 2) next b[i, substr(rest, 1, c - 1) + 0, substr(rest, c + 1)] = $3 } function is_mine(i) { return (f[i, "side"] != "true") } function has_tool_use(i, j) { for (j = 0; j < nb[i]; j++) if (b[i, j, ".type"] == "tool_use") return 1 return 0 } END { for (i = 1; i <= maxidx; i++) if (is_mine(i) && f[i, "type"] == "user" && f[i, "meta"] != "true" && f[i, "str"] == 1) prompt = i if (!prompt) { print "bounded\t"; exit 0 } for (i = prompt + 1; i <= maxidx; i++) { if (!is_mine(i) || f[i, "type"] != "user") continue for (j = 0; j < nb[i]; j++) if (b[i, j, ".type"] == "tool_result" && b[i, j, ".is_error"] == "true") errored[b[i, j, ".tool_use_id"]] = 1 } for (i = prompt + 1; i <= maxidx; i++) { if (!is_mine(i) || f[i, "type"] != "assistant") continue for (j = 0; j < nb[i]; j++) { if (b[i, j, ".type"] != "tool_use") continue if (b[i, j, ".name"] !~ /(^|__)(update|create)_task$/) continue if (b[i, j, ".input.status"] != "done") continue if (b[i, j, ".id"] in errored) continue closed++ t = b[i, j, ".input.task_id"] if (t != "") ids = ids (ids == "" ? "" : ",") t } } # Where the WORK stopped and the report began. Everything after the last # action is the reply being checked; text emitted between two tool calls is # narration mid-work, not a report, and holding it to the report shape would # block turns that did report properly at the end. act = prompt for (i = prompt + 1; i <= maxidx; i++) { if (!is_mine(i)) continue if (f[i, "type"] == "user" || (f[i, "type"] == "assistant" && has_tool_use(i))) act = i } for (i = act + 1; i <= maxidx; i++) { if (!is_mine(i) || f[i, "type"] != "assistant") continue for (j = 0; j < nb[i]; j++) if (b[i, j, ".type"] == "text") reply = reply (reply == "" ? "" : "\\n") b[i, j, ".text"] } printf "bounded\t1\n" printf "closed\t%d\n", closed + 0 printf "task_ids\t%s\n", ids printf "reply\t%s\n", reply }