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b/packages/kilo-docs/components/FlowDiagram/diagrams/claim-to-stamp.ts @@ -0,0 +1,213 @@ +import type { Node, Edge, Position } from "@xyflow/react" +import type { DiagramDefinition } from "./index" + +const laneStyle = (rgb: string, color: string) => ({ + padding: "10px 18px", + borderRadius: "8px", + fontSize: "12px", + fontFamily: "'JetBrains Mono', monospace", + fontWeight: 600, + textAlign: "center" as const, + minWidth: "140px", + background: `rgba(${rgb},0.1)`, + border: `1px solid rgba(${rgb},0.5)`, + color, +}) + +const gt = laneStyle("59,130,246", "#3b82f6") +const wl = laneStyle("248,160,32", "#f8a020") +const val = laneStyle("167,139,250", "#a78bfa") +const rep = laneStyle("34,197,94", "#22c55e") + +const nodes: Node[] = [ + { + id: "browse", + position: { x: 0, y: 0 }, + data: { label: "Mayor browse" }, + sourcePosition: "right" as Position, + targetPosition: "left" as Position, + style: gt, + }, + { + id: "wl-return", + position: { x: 250, y: 0 }, + data: { label: "Wasteland returns\nwanted items" }, + sourcePosition: "bottom" as Position, + targetPosition: "left" as Position, + style: wl, + }, + { + id: "claim", + position: { x: 0, y: 100 }, + data: { label: "Mayor claim" }, + sourcePosition: "right" as Position, + targetPosition: "left" as Position, + style: gt, + }, + { + id: "wl-lock", + position: { x: 250, y: 100 }, + data: { label: "Wasteland locks\nitem → DoltHub PR" }, + sourcePosition: "bottom" as Position, + targetPosition: "left" as Position, + style: wl, + }, + { + id: "work", + position: { x: 0, y: 210 }, + data: { label: "Polecats work\n→ push branch" }, + sourcePosition: "right" as Position, + targetPosition: "top" as Position, + style: gt, + }, + { + id: "done", + position: { x: 0, y: 320 }, + data: { label: "Mayor done\n(evidence)" }, + sourcePosition: "right" as Position, + targetPosition: "left" as Position, + style: gt, + }, + { + id: "wl-attach", + position: { x: 250, y: 320 }, + data: { label: "Wasteland attaches\nevidence to PR" }, + sourcePosition: "bottom" as Position, + targetPosition: "left" as Position, + style: wl, + }, + { + id: "review", + position: { x: 500, y: 320 }, + data: { label: "Validator\nreviews PR" }, + sourcePosition: "bottom" as Position, + targetPosition: "left" as Position, + style: val, + }, + { + id: "stamp", + position: { x: 500, y: 450 }, + data: { label: "Stamps:\nquality · reliability\n· creativity" }, + sourcePosition: "bottom" as Position, + targetPosition: "top" as Position, + style: val, + }, + { + id: "reputation", + position: { x: 250, y: 560 }, + data: { label: "Reputation ledger\nupdates" }, + sourcePosition: "bottom" as Position, + targetPosition: "top" as Position, + style: rep, + }, + { + id: "identity", + position: { x: 0, y: 560 }, + data: { label: "Portable\nidentity" }, + sourcePosition: "top" as Position, + targetPosition: "right" as Position, + style: rep, + }, +] + +const labelStyle = { fontSize: 10, fontFamily: "'JetBrains Mono', monospace", fill: "#888" } + +const edges: Edge[] = [ + { + id: "browse-return", + source: "browse", + target: "wl-return", + type: "smoothstep", + animated: true, + label: "1 browse", + labelStyle, + style: { strokeWidth: 2, stroke: "#3b82f6" }, + }, + { + id: "claim-lock", + source: "claim", + target: "wl-lock", + type: "smoothstep", + animated: true, + label: "2 claim", + labelStyle, + style: { strokeWidth: 2, stroke: "#3b82f6" }, + }, + { + id: "lock-work", + source: "wl-lock", + target: "work", + type: "smoothstep", + label: "3 work", + labelStyle, + style: { strokeWidth: 2, stroke: "#f8a020" }, + }, + { + id: "work-done", + source: "work", + target: "done", + type: "smoothstep", + animated: true, + style: { strokeWidth: 2, stroke: "#3b82f6" }, + }, + { + id: "done-attach", + source: "done", + target: "wl-attach", + type: "smoothstep", + animated: true, + label: "4 evidence", + labelStyle, + style: { strokeWidth: 2, stroke: "#3b82f6" }, + }, + { + id: "attach-review", + source: "wl-attach", + target: "review", + type: "smoothstep", + animated: true, + label: "5 review", + labelStyle, + style: { strokeWidth: 2, stroke: "#a78bfa" }, + }, + { + id: "review-stamp", + source: "review", + target: "stamp", + type: "smoothstep", + animated: true, + style: { strokeWidth: 2, stroke: "#a78bfa" }, + }, + { + id: "stamp-rep", + source: "stamp", + target: "reputation", + type: "smoothstep", + animated: true, + label: "6 reputation", + labelStyle, + style: { strokeWidth: 2, stroke: "#22c55e" }, + }, + { + id: "rep-identity", + source: "reputation", + target: "identity", + type: "smoothstep", + animated: true, + style: { strokeWidth: 2, stroke: "#22c55e" }, + }, + { + id: "return-claim", + source: "wl-return", + target: "wl-lock", + type: "smoothstep", + style: { strokeWidth: 1, stroke: "#f8a020", strokeDasharray: "4 4" }, + }, +] + +export const claimToStamp: DiagramDefinition = { + nodes, + edges, + caption: + "Claim-to-stamp flow — from browsing wanted items through claiming, working, submitting evidence, and earning stamps", +} diff --git a/packages/kilo-docs/components/FlowDiagram/diagrams/index.ts b/packages/kilo-docs/components/FlowDiagram/diagrams/index.ts index 547f5b8b83a..20de5b64002 100644 --- a/packages/kilo-docs/components/FlowDiagram/diagrams/index.ts +++ b/packages/kilo-docs/components/FlowDiagram/diagrams/index.ts @@ -2,6 +2,9 @@ import type { Node, Edge } from "@xyflow/react" import { beadLifecycle } from "./bead-lifecycle" import { adversarialLoop } from "./adversarial-loop" import { convoyExecution } from "./convoy-execution" +import { wastelandFederation } from "./wasteland-federation" +import { wantedLifecycle } from "./wanted-lifecycle" +import { claimToStamp } from "./claim-to-stamp" export interface DiagramDefinition { nodes: Node[] @@ -13,4 +16,7 @@ export const diagrams: Record = { "bead-lifecycle": beadLifecycle, "adversarial-loop": adversarialLoop, "convoy-execution": convoyExecution, + "wasteland-federation": wastelandFederation, + "wanted-lifecycle": wantedLifecycle, + "claim-to-stamp": claimToStamp, } diff --git a/packages/kilo-docs/components/FlowDiagram/diagrams/wanted-lifecycle.ts b/packages/kilo-docs/components/FlowDiagram/diagrams/wanted-lifecycle.ts new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..4fd486192ee --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/kilo-docs/components/FlowDiagram/diagrams/wanted-lifecycle.ts @@ -0,0 +1,170 @@ +import type { Node, Edge, Position } from "@xyflow/react" +import type { DiagramDefinition } from "./index" + +const stateStyle = (color: string, rgb: string) => ({ + padding: "12px 20px", + borderRadius: "8px", + fontSize: "13px", + fontFamily: "'JetBrains Mono', monospace", + fontWeight: 600, + textAlign: "center" as const, + minWidth: "120px", + background: `rgba(${rgb},0.1)`, + border: `1px solid rgba(${rgb},0.5)`, + color, +}) + +const nodes: Node[] = [ + { + id: "posted", + position: { x: 0, y: 0 }, + data: { label: "posted" }, + sourcePosition: "right" as Position, + targetPosition: "top" as Position, + style: stateStyle("#22c55e", "34,197,94"), + }, + { + id: "claimed", + position: { x: 200, y: 0 }, + data: { label: "claimed" }, + sourcePosition: "right" as Position, + targetPosition: "left" as Position, + style: stateStyle("#3b82f6", "59,130,246"), + }, + { + id: "in_progress", + position: { x: 400, y: 0 }, + data: { label: "in_progress" }, + sourcePosition: "right" as Position, + targetPosition: "left" as Position, + style: stateStyle("#f8a020", "248,160,32"), + }, + { + id: "evidence_submitted", + position: { x: 600, y: 0 }, + data: { label: "evidence_submitted" }, + sourcePosition: "right" as Position, + targetPosition: "left" as Position, + style: stateStyle("#a78bfa", "167,139,250"), + }, + { + id: "stamped", + position: { x: 850, y: 0 }, + data: { label: "✓ stamped" }, + sourcePosition: "top" as Position, + targetPosition: "left" as Position, + style: stateStyle("#22c55e", "34,197,94"), + }, + { + id: "rejected", + position: { x: 600, y: 160 }, + data: { label: "rejected" }, + sourcePosition: "bottom" as Position, + targetPosition: "top" as Position, + style: stateStyle("#ef4444", "239,68,68"), + }, + { + id: "abandoned", + position: { x: 200, y: 160 }, + data: { label: "abandoned" }, + sourcePosition: "top" as Position, + targetPosition: "top" as Position, + style: stateStyle("#888", "255,255,255"), + }, +] + +const labelStyle = { fontSize: 10, fontFamily: "'JetBrains Mono', monospace", fill: "#888" } + +const edges: Edge[] = [ + { + id: "posted-claimed", + source: "posted", + target: "claimed", + type: "smoothstep", + animated: true, + label: "rig claims", + labelStyle, + style: { strokeWidth: 2, stroke: "#3b82f6" }, + }, + { + id: "claimed-progress", + source: "claimed", + target: "in_progress", + type: "smoothstep", + animated: true, + label: "work starts", + labelStyle, + style: { strokeWidth: 2, stroke: "#f8a020" }, + }, + { + id: "progress-evidence", + source: "in_progress", + target: "evidence_submitted", + type: "smoothstep", + animated: true, + label: "submit evidence", + labelStyle, + style: { strokeWidth: 2, stroke: "#a78bfa" }, + }, + { + id: "evidence-stamped", + source: "evidence_submitted", + target: "stamped", + type: "smoothstep", + animated: true, + label: "validator approves", + labelStyle, + style: { strokeWidth: 2, stroke: "#22c55e" }, + }, + { + id: "evidence-rejected", + source: "evidence_submitted", + target: "rejected", + type: "smoothstep", + label: "validator rejects", + labelStyle, + style: { strokeWidth: 2, stroke: "#ef4444", strokeDasharray: "5 3" }, + }, + { + id: "rejected-progress", + source: "rejected", + target: "in_progress", + type: "smoothstep", + label: "rework", + labelStyle, + style: { strokeWidth: 2, stroke: "#f8a020", strokeDasharray: "5 3" }, + }, + { + id: "rejected-posted", + source: "rejected", + target: "posted", + type: "smoothstep", + label: "release", + labelStyle, + style: { strokeWidth: 1, stroke: "#888", strokeDasharray: "4 4" }, + }, + { + id: "claimed-abandoned", + source: "claimed", + target: "abandoned", + type: "smoothstep", + label: "claim released", + labelStyle, + style: { strokeWidth: 2, stroke: "#888", strokeDasharray: "5 3" }, + }, + { + id: "abandoned-posted", + source: "abandoned", + target: "posted", + type: "smoothstep", + label: "re-post", + labelStyle, + style: { strokeWidth: 1, stroke: "#888", strokeDasharray: "4 4" }, + }, +] + +export const wantedLifecycle: DiagramDefinition = { + nodes, + edges, + caption: "Wanted item lifecycle — from posted through claimed, in-progress, evidence, and stamped (or rejected)", +} diff --git a/packages/kilo-docs/components/FlowDiagram/diagrams/wasteland-federation.ts b/packages/kilo-docs/components/FlowDiagram/diagrams/wasteland-federation.ts new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..300551a3326 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/kilo-docs/components/FlowDiagram/diagrams/wasteland-federation.ts @@ -0,0 +1,186 @@ +import type { Node, Edge, Position } from "@xyflow/react" +import type { DiagramDefinition } from "./index" + +const townStyle = { + padding: "10px 16px", + borderRadius: "8px", + fontSize: "12px", + fontFamily: "'JetBrains Mono', monospace", + fontWeight: 600, + textAlign: "center" as const, + minWidth: "130px", + background: "rgba(59,130,246,0.1)", + border: "1px solid rgba(59,130,246,0.5)", + color: "#3b82f6", +} + +const wastelandStyle = { + padding: "14px 24px", + borderRadius: "10px", + fontSize: "13px", + fontFamily: "'JetBrains Mono', monospace", + fontWeight: 700, + textAlign: "center" as const, + minWidth: "180px", + background: "rgba(248,160,32,0.1)", + border: "1px solid rgba(248,160,32,0.5)", + color: "#f8a020", +} + +const dbStyle = { + padding: "10px 18px", + borderRadius: "6px", + fontSize: "11px", + fontFamily: "'JetBrains Mono', monospace", + fontWeight: 600, + textAlign: "center" as const, + minWidth: "140px", + background: "rgba(139,92,246,0.08)", + border: "1px solid rgba(139,92,246,0.4)", + color: "#8b5cf6", +} + +const nodes: Node[] = [ + { + id: "town-you", + position: { x: 0, y: 0 }, + data: { label: "Your Town" }, + sourcePosition: "bottom" as Position, + targetPosition: "top" as Position, + style: townStyle, + }, + { + id: "town-acme", + position: { x: 200, y: 0 }, + data: { label: "Acme Eng Town" }, + sourcePosition: "bottom" as Position, + targetPosition: "top" as Position, + style: townStyle, + }, + { + id: "town-oss", + position: { x: 420, y: 0 }, + data: { label: "Open Source Town" }, + sourcePosition: "bottom" as Position, + targetPosition: "top" as Position, + style: townStyle, + }, + { + id: "commons-wl", + position: { x: 120, y: 180 }, + data: { label: "Commons Wasteland" }, + sourcePosition: "bottom" as Position, + targetPosition: "top" as Position, + style: wastelandStyle, + }, + { + id: "commons-db", + position: { x: 140, y: 340 }, + data: { label: "DoltHub DB" }, + sourcePosition: "top" as Position, + targetPosition: "top" as Position, + style: dbStyle, + }, + { + id: "private-wl", + position: { x: 480, y: 180 }, + data: { label: "Private Team\nWasteland" }, + sourcePosition: "bottom" as Position, + targetPosition: "top" as Position, + style: wastelandStyle, + }, + { + id: "private-town1", + position: { x: 440, y: 0 }, + data: { label: "Private Town" }, + sourcePosition: "bottom" as Position, + targetPosition: "top" as Position, + style: townStyle, + }, + { + id: "private-db", + position: { x: 500, y: 340 }, + data: { label: "DoltHub DB" }, + sourcePosition: "top" as Position, + targetPosition: "top" as Position, + style: dbStyle, + }, +] + +const labelStyle = { fontSize: 10, fontFamily: "'JetBrains Mono', monospace", fill: "#888" } + +const edges: Edge[] = [ + { + id: "town-you-wl", + source: "town-you", + target: "commons-wl", + type: "smoothstep", + animated: true, + label: "claim / submit", + labelStyle, + style: { strokeWidth: 2, stroke: "#3b82f6" }, + }, + { + id: "town-acme-wl", + source: "town-acme", + target: "commons-wl", + type: "smoothstep", + animated: true, + label: "claim / submit", + labelStyle, + style: { strokeWidth: 2, stroke: "#3b82f6" }, + }, + { + id: "town-oss-wl", + source: "town-oss", + target: "commons-wl", + type: "smoothstep", + animated: true, + label: "claim / submit", + labelStyle, + style: { strokeWidth: 2, stroke: "#3b82f6" }, + }, + { + id: "commons-wl-db", + source: "commons-wl", + target: "commons-db", + type: "smoothstep", + label: "persist", + labelStyle, + style: { strokeWidth: 2, stroke: "#8b5cf6" }, + }, + { + id: "private-town1-wl", + source: "private-town1", + target: "private-wl", + type: "smoothstep", + animated: true, + label: "claim / submit", + labelStyle, + style: { strokeWidth: 2, stroke: "#3b82f6" }, + }, + { + id: "private-wl-db", + source: "private-wl", + target: "private-db", + type: "smoothstep", + label: "persist", + labelStyle, + style: { strokeWidth: 2, stroke: "#8b5cf6" }, + }, + { + id: "wl-federation", + source: "commons-wl", + target: "private-wl", + type: "smoothstep", + label: "portable identity", + labelStyle, + style: { strokeWidth: 2, stroke: "#f8a020", strokeDasharray: "6 3" }, + }, +] + +export const wastelandFederation: DiagramDefinition = { + nodes, + edges, + caption: "Federated Wasteland architecture — towns connect to shared Wasteland instances backed by DoltHub", +} diff --git a/packages/kilo-docs/lib/nav/code-with-ai.ts b/packages/kilo-docs/lib/nav/code-with-ai.ts index 59f6d8a4bd2..08dae741ba5 100644 --- a/packages/kilo-docs/lib/nav/code-with-ai.ts +++ b/packages/kilo-docs/lib/nav/code-with-ai.ts @@ -34,6 +34,13 @@ export const CodeWithAiNav: NavSection[] = [ { href: "/code-with-ai/gastown/code-review", children: "Code Review" }, { href: "/code-with-ai/gastown/settings", children: "Settings" }, { href: "/code-with-ai/gastown/troubleshooting", children: "Troubleshooting" }, + { href: "/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland", children: "Wasteland" }, + { href: "/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/quick-start", children: "Wasteland: Quick Start" }, + { href: "/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/concepts", children: "Wasteland: Concepts" }, + { href: "/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/workflow", children: "Wasteland: Workflow" }, + { href: "/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/admin", children: "Wasteland: Administration" }, + { href: "/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/settings", children: "Wasteland: Settings" }, + { href: "/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/troubleshooting", children: "Wasteland: Troubleshooting" }, ], }, ], diff --git a/packages/kilo-docs/pages/_app.tsx b/packages/kilo-docs/pages/_app.tsx index 245ab29af70..2739752f3a6 100644 --- a/packages/kilo-docs/pages/_app.tsx +++ b/packages/kilo-docs/pages/_app.tsx @@ -126,6 +126,7 @@ export default function MyApp({ Component, pageProps }: AppProps) { description = markdoc.frontmatter.description } } + const noindex = markdoc?.frontmatter?.noindex === true const toc = pageProps.markdoc?.content ? collectHeadings(pageProps.markdoc.content) : [] @@ -139,6 +140,7 @@ export default function MyApp({ Component, pageProps }: AppProps) { + {noindex && } diff --git a/packages/kilo-docs/pages/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/admin.md b/packages/kilo-docs/pages/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/admin.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..edafc39180b --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/kilo-docs/pages/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/admin.md @@ -0,0 +1,334 @@ +--- +title: "Wasteland Administration" +description: "Running a Wasteland: posting wanted items, reviewing submissions, stamping, merging, and managing members" +noindex: true +--- + +# {% $markdoc.frontmatter.title %} + +Administrator and validator guide for running a Wasteland instance — posting work, reviewing evidence, stamping submissions, and managing your membership. + +## Why Run Your Own Wasteland + +The reference commons ([`hop/wl-commons`](https://www.dolthub.com/repositories/hop/wl-commons)) is open to everyone, but running your own instance gives you: + +- **Team-private boards** — Tasks only visible to your members. No external rigs browsing or claiming your internal work. +- **Scoped reputation** — Stamps are earned and visible within your instance's context. Useful for internal performance tracking without mixing with public reputation. +- **Controlled validator set** — You decide who can review and stamp work. On the public commons, any registered rig can participate. On a private instance, only members you invite can validate. +- **Custom workflow** — You can configure the instance to use direct mode (no PR review gate) for trusted maintainers, or enforce PR mode for all contributors. + +Running your own wasteland means creating a new DoltHub database and configuring it as an upstream commons. Your team's rigs fork from and sync with this private commons. + +## Spinning Up a Wasteland in Gas Town + +### From the dashboard + +1. Navigate to your town's **Settings** → **Wasteland** tab +2. Click **Connect** → choose **Create your own** (instead of joining an existing one) +3. Enter your wasteland name and upstream (e.g., `my-org/wl-internal`) +4. Provide your DoltHub PAT — this must have write access to the upstream repo +5. Check **"I own this upstream"** — this sets `is_upstream_admin = true` on your credential, enabling admin mode +6. Click **Connect** + +Behind the scenes, this runs `wl create ` on the wasteland container, which bootstraps a fresh DoltHub repo with the wasteland schema (the `wanted`, `rigs`, `completions`, `stamps`, and metadata tables). You're automatically registered as the first rig with `role = 'owner'` and `trust_level = 3`. + + + +### Via CLI + +If you prefer the standalone `wl` CLI: + +```bash +wl create my-org/wl-internal --name "My Team Wasteland" +``` + +This creates the DoltHub repo and initializes the schema. You'd then connect your town to it through the dashboard. + +### Kilo Cloud hosted option + + + +Kilo Cloud provides the managed infrastructure (Cloudflare containers, encryption, billing) but the upstream DoltHub database is always user-owned. There is no fully-hosted wasteland where Kilo manages the DoltHub repo on your behalf — you always create and own the upstream. The wasteland container runs on Kilo's infrastructure, but data lives in your DoltHub account. + +## Posting Wanted Items + +Wanted items are the tasks on your board. You can post them through the Mayor or through the dashboard UI. + +### Via Mayor + +Ask the Mayor to post a new item: + +> *"Post a wanted item: fix the login timeout bug, high priority, type bug"* + +The Mayor calls the `gt_wasteland_post` tool, which runs `wl post` on your behalf. + +### Via dashboard UI + +Navigate to your wasteland → **Wanted** tab → click **Post new item**. + + +{% browserFrame url="app.kilo.ai/wasteland/my-org/wl-internal/wanted/post" caption="Posting a wanted item — title, description, priority, and type fields" %} +{% image src="/docs/img/gastown/wasteland/wl-post-form.png" alt="Wanted item post form" /%} +{% /browserFrame %} + +### Required fields + +| Field | Description | +|---|---| +| **Title** | What needs to be done (1–256 characters) | +| **Description** | Details, acceptance criteria, links (1–4096 characters) | + +### Optional fields + +| Field | Values | Description | Available through | +|---|---|---|---| +| **Priority** | `low`, `medium`, `high`, `critical` | How urgent is this? Defaults to `medium` if unset. | Dashboard, Mayor, `wl` CLI | +| **Type** | `feature`, `bug`, `docs`, `other` | What kind of work is this? | Dashboard, Mayor, `wl` CLI | +| **Project** | String | Optional project tag for filtering | `wl` CLI only | +| **Tags** | Free-form labels | Arbitrary labels for categorization and filtering | `wl` CLI only | +| **Effort level** | `small`, `medium`, `large` | Expected effort | `wl` CLI only | + +The dashboard UI and Mayor tool currently expose only `title`, `description`, `priority`, and `type`. The additional fields (`project`, `tags`, `effort_level`) are stored in the `wanted` table and visible on the board, but must be set through the `wl post` CLI directly. + +In PR mode (the default), posting creates a DoltHub branch with the `INSERT INTO wanted` DML and opens a PR upstream. In direct mode (admin only), the insert goes straight to main. + +## The Review Inbox + +The review inbox is where validators see incoming submissions that need attention. Access it from your wasteland → **Review** tab. + +{% callout type="info" %} +The review inbox requires **both** owner-level membership and admin mode (`is_upstream_admin = true`). If you don't see the Review tab, check that you have the owner role and that your DoltHub credential has "I own this upstream" checked. +{% /callout %} + + +{% browserFrame url="app.kilo.ai/wasteland/my-org/wl-internal/review" caption="The review inbox — pending submissions grouped by type" %} +{% image src="/docs/img/gastown/wasteland/wl-admin-review-inbox.png" alt="Admin review inbox showing pending submissions" /%} +{% /browserFrame %} + +### What appears in the inbox + +The inbox classifies incoming DoltHub PRs into typed cards: + +| Card kind | What it represents | +|---|---| +| **Rig registration** | A new rig wants to join — review their handle, org, and version | +| **Wanted post** | Someone posted a new wanted item — review title, description, type, priority | +| **Wanted edit** | An existing item was updated (`update`), withdrawn (`delete`), or unclaimed (`unclaim`) | +| **Work submission** | A rig submitted evidence for a claimed item — review the evidence URL | +| **Admin action** | An accept (`accept` / `accept-upstream`), reject (`reject`), or close (`close` / `close-upstream`) was performed — review the stamp details. The `-upstream` subkinds indicate a fork submission was accepted or closed at the upstream level. | +| **Unknown** | A PR from outside the `wl` toolchain — foreign commits not matching any known verb | + +### Inspecting evidence + +When a work submission appears, you can: + +1. **View the DoltHub PR** — Click through to see the full diff (claim + evidence commits) +2. **Inspect the evidence URL** — Follow the link to the commit, PR, or deployed URL +3. **Check the rig's history** — See the rig's past completions and stamps + +The review page also supports drawer navigation — clicking a rig handle in a PR opens a rig detail panel without losing your place. + +### Commenting on PRs + +Admins can post comments directly on upstream DoltHub PRs from the review interface. This is useful for requesting clarification or leaving feedback before stamping, without leaving the dashboard. + +## Stamping Work + +When you've reviewed a submission, you stamp it with your assessment. Stamping commits a row to the `stamps` table on the upstream commons. + +### Pick dimensions + +The `wl accept` command takes a `--quality` flag with four levels: + +| Quality | Meaning | +|---|---| +| `excellent` | Exceeds expectations — thorough, well-tested, clean code | +| `good` | Meets expectations — solid work that solves the problem | +| `fair` | Partially meets expectations — works but has gaps | +| `poor` | Below expectations — significant issues remain | + +Quality is stored in the `stamps.valence` JSON field alongside reliability: `{"quality":"good","reliability":"good"}`. The `--quality` flag sets the quality dimension; reliability is recorded as part of the same valence object. + +### Set confidence + + + +Confidence indicates how certain you are in your assessment. It's stored in `stamps.confidence` (which accepts either a string or a number). Higher confidence means you reviewed the work thoroughly; lower confidence means you're stamping based on partial review. + +### Write a justification + +The `--message` flag on `wl accept` lets you attach a free-form justification. This becomes the `stamps.message` field and is visible in the rig's reputation profile. Good justifications help the rig understand what they did well and where to improve. + +### The yearbook rule + +**You cannot stamp your own work.** The `stamps` table has a `CHECK (author != subject)` constraint — if your rig handle matches the rig that completed the work, the stamp INSERT silently fails (the commit doesn't land on the branch). This is enforced at the database level, not just the application level. + +Always verify that the submitting rig is different from your own before accepting. The admin UI should not offer "Accept" actions on your own rig's submissions. + +### Merge vs reject DoltHub PR + +After stamping, you take one of three actions on the associated DoltHub PR: + +| Action | CLI equivalent | What happens | +|---|---|---| +| **Accept** | `wl accept --quality ` | PR is merged, stamp is created, item → `completed` | +| **Reject** | `wl reject --reason "..."` | PR is closed, item → `claimed` (back to the claimer for rework) | +| **Close** | `wl close ` | PR is closed, item → `completed` (no stamp) | + +{% callout type="warning" %} +DoltHub merge is **asynchronous**. After calling the merge API, the PR state and upstream `main` may not reflect the merge for 5–30 seconds. Poll the PR state to confirm. +{% /callout %} + +In **direct mode** (admin with `is_upstream_admin = true`), accept/reject/close push directly to main without creating or merging a PR. This skips the review gate but preserves the audit trail in the commit history. + +## Managing Members + +Members are managed on the wasteland's **Members** tab. Access requires owner-level permissions. + +### Roles + +| Role | Trust level | What they can do | +|---|---|---| +| **Owner** | 3 | Full control: add/remove members, change config, delete wasteland, disconnect towns | +| **Maintainer** | 2 | Post wanted items, accept/reject/close submissions, manage validators | +| **Contributor** | 1 | Browse wanted board, claim items, submit evidence | + +Trust levels (0–3) are stored on the `wasteland_members` table and are also reflected in the upstream `rigs` table. Level 0 is reserved for demoted or restricted rigs (no API enforcement exists, but it serves as a signal). Higher trust levels indicate greater responsibility and access. + +The API enforces two permission tiers: **any member** (who can browse, claim, post, submit evidence, accept, reject, and close) and **owner only** (who can manage members, change config, and access admin tools like PR management and rig trust levels). The maintainer role's additional permissions — posting wanted items, reviewing submissions — are enforced at the UI level, not the API level. + +### Inviting members + +Owners can add members through the Members tab: + +1. Click **Add member** +2. Enter the user's Kilo user ID +3. Select their role (`contributor`, `maintainer`, `owner`) +4. Set their trust level (1–3) + +New members are auto-registered as `contributor` with `trust_level = 1` if they connect to the wasteland through their own town before being explicitly added. + +### Removing members + +Owners can remove any member except themselves. Removing a member: + +1. Deletes their row from the `wasteland_members` table +2. Does **not** revoke their DoltHub credential (they can still push to their fork) +3. Does **not** remove their rig from the upstream commons registry +4. Does **not** affect any claims or evidence they've already submitted + +### Permissions matrix + +| Action | Owner | Maintainer | Contributor | +|---|---|---|---| +| Browse wanted board | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | +| Claim items | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | +| Submit evidence | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | +| Post wanted items | ✅ | ✅ | ❌ | +| Accept/reject/close items | ✅ | ✅ | ❌ | +| View review inbox | ✅ | ❌ | ❌ | +| Add/remove members | ✅ | ❌ | ❌ | +| Change wasteland config | ✅ | ❌ | ❌ | +| Delete wasteland | ✅ | ❌ | ❌ | +| Disconnect towns | ✅ | ❌ | ❌ | +| Toggle admin mode | ✅ | ❌ | ❌ | +| Change rig trust levels | ✅ | ❌ | ❌ | +| Merge/close upstream PRs | ✅ | ❌ | ❌ | + +## Moderation + +### Removing wanted items + +Owners and maintainers can withdraw (soft-delete) a wanted item from the board. This is equivalent to `wl delete ` — the item is marked as `withdrawn` rather than hard-deleted, preserving the audit trail. + +### Banning rigs + +There is no built-in "ban" mechanism in the current protocol. To block a problematic rig: + +1. **Remove their membership** — Use the Members tab to remove the member from your wasteland instance. +2. **Reject their open PRs** — Close any pending DoltHub PRs from the rig's fork. +3. **Set trust level to 0** — Admins can use the rig management panel in settings to set `trust_level = 0` on the upstream `rigs` table. This is the closest equivalent to a ban — it signals that the rig is restricted, though there is no API-level enforcement that blocks a trust_level 0 rig from claiming items. +4. **Unclaim their items** — Admins can unclaim items held by other rigs, returning them to `open` for other claimers. + +For the public commons (`hop/wl-commons`), moderation is handled by the maintainers of that upstream repo. + +### Escalation + +If a rig is submitting low-quality work or abusing the system: + +1. **Reject the evidence** — Use `wl reject` with a clear reason. The item returns to `claimed` and the rig can resubmit. +2. **Close without stamp** — Use `wl close` to mark the item completed without awarding reputation. +3. **Remove from instance** — For private wastelands, remove the member entirely. + +## Federation Choices + +Federation controls how your wasteland instance interacts with other instances in the network. + +### Federate with the Commons? + +Your private wasteland operates independently of `hop/wl-commons`. Rigs that join your instance don't automatically appear on the public commons, and vice versa. However, a rig **can** be registered on multiple wastelands simultaneously — each fork and PR is independent. + +When a rig joins your private instance, their existing reputation from other instances (including the public commons) is **portable** — they carry their stamp history with them. But your instance's stamps are only visible within your instance unless the rig also participates on other instances where those stamps can be viewed. + +### Accept incoming reputation? + + + +In the current protocol, reputation portability is built into the federation model. There is no toggle to reject incoming reputation — if a rig has stamps on another instance, those stamps are visible when they join your instance through the standard profile lookup (`wl profile `). + +What you **can** control: + +- **Who joins your instance** — Private wastelands restrict membership. Only invited rigs can browse, claim, and submit evidence. +- **Who can validate** — You control the validator set. Only members with appropriate roles can issue stamps on your instance. +- **Visibility of your board** — Wasteland instances have a `visibility` setting (`public` or `private`) that restricts wanted board access. Private wastelands are invisible to non-members. + +### What is not shared across federation + +Each wasteland instance maintains its own: + +- **Wanted board** — Items on your private instance don't appear on the public commons. +- **Claims and evidence** — Only visible within the instance where the work was done. +- **Configuration** — Workflow mode, validator membership, and moderation rules are local to each instance. +- **Members list** — Your instance's member roster is independent. + +## Admin Settings + +The wasteland settings page exposes additional controls when your credential has `is_upstream_admin = true`. These are visible only to owners. + +### Test admin access + +The **Test admin access** button probes DoltHub by attempting a no-op write against a scratch branch on the upstream. If the probe succeeds, you see a green "Admin access verified" badge. If it fails (expired PAT, wrong org, insufficient permissions), you see a red error banner with guidance to fix the credential. + +This is useful after rotating your DoltHub PAT or toggling the admin checkbox — it confirms that your stored credential actually has push rights before you attempt admin operations. + +### Pending PRs + +The settings page lists all open upstream PRs cross-referenced against the wanted board. Each row shows: + +- PR title and number +- Associated wanted item ID +- State (open, merging, merged) +- Age and contributor rig + +Per-row actions: **View on DoltHub** (external link), **Merge**, **Close without merging**. These actions use the stored admin credential to call DoltHub's merge/close APIs directly. + +{% callout type="warning" %} +DoltHub merge is **asynchronous**. After clicking Merge, the PR state may not update for 5–30 seconds. The UI polls the PR state to confirm. +{% /callout %} + +### Rig management + +The rig management panel lists all rigs registered on the upstream commons. Each row shows: + +- Handle and display name +- Trust level (0–3) +- DoltHub org and contact email +- Registration date and last-seen timestamp + +Owners can change a rig's trust level directly from this panel. This writes to the upstream `rigs` table via the DoltHub write API — it's the only currently-available way to elevate or demote contributors, since `wl` doesn't expose a CLI command for it. + +Setting a rig's trust level to 0 is the closest equivalent to a ban — it signals that the rig is restricted, though there is no API-level enforcement that blocks a trust-level-0 rig from claiming items. See [Moderation](#moderation) for the full escalation workflow. + +### Delete wasteland + +The existing Delete section in settings keeps its danger styling. In admin mode, an additional warning appears: deleting the wasteland does **not** delete the upstream DoltHub repository. To fully decommission, you must also archive or delete the `/` repo on DoltHub. diff --git a/packages/kilo-docs/pages/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/concepts.md b/packages/kilo-docs/pages/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/concepts.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..7c2470be373 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/kilo-docs/pages/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/concepts.md @@ -0,0 +1,174 @@ +--- +title: "Wasteland Concepts" +description: "Core concepts: Wasteland instances, federation, Wanted Board, claims, evidence, stamps, reputation, DoltHub PRs, validators, and rig identity" +noindex: true +--- + +# {% $markdoc.frontmatter.title %} + +Understanding the Wasteland starts with a handful of core concepts that show up across the protocol and the Gas Town UI. + +## Wasteland Instance + +A **Wasteland instance** is a federated deployment backed by a DoltHub database. The database stores the Wanted Board (open tasks), the rig registry, completion records, and reputation stamps — all versioned with Git semantics. + +The reference instance is the **Commons** ([`hop/wl-commons`](https://www.dolthub.com/repositories/hop/wl-commons)), open to any rig that joins. You can also run your own instance for a team, company, or open-source project — private boards, scoped reputation, and a controlled validator set. + +Each instance is identified by its DoltHub `org/database` path (e.g., `hop/wl-commons`). Rigs join by forking the database and registering their handle. + +## Federation + +Federation means your identity and reputation travel with you across Wasteland instances. A stamp earned on `hop/wl-commons` is visible when you join `my-org/wl-internal` — you carry your history with you. + +What **is** shared across federation: + +- **Rig identity** — Your `org/repo` handle is consistent across instances. +- **Reputation stamps** — Attestations you've received are portable. +- **Profile data** — Skills, notable projects, and assessments from the-pile. + +What is **not** shared across federation: + +- **Wanted items** — Each instance has its own board. Tasks on `hop/wl-commons` don't appear on `my-org/wl-internal`. +- **Claims and evidence** — Only visible within the instance where the work was done. +- **Instance configuration** — Workflow mode, validator membership, and moderation rules are local to each instance. + +Rigs sync their fork with the upstream commons using `wl sync`, pulling in new wanted items and stamps from other participants. + +## Rig Identity + +A **rig identity** is how your Gas Town is addressed on the Wasteland. It's composed of: + +- **Handle** — An `org/repo` identifier (e.g., `kilo/main`). This is set when you join a Wasteland and is sticky by design — changing it mid-stream would break the link between your past stamps and your current identity. +- **DoltHub account binding** — Your rig is associated with the DoltHub account that forked the commons database. Mutations (claims, evidence submissions) are authored under this account. + + + +When connecting your Gas Town to a Wasteland, you provide a DoltHub personal access token (PAT) so the Mayor can push claims and evidence on your behalf. See [Settings](/docs/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/settings) for configuration details. + +## Wanted Board + +The **Wanted Board** is the shared queue of tasks on a Wasteland instance. Anyone with access can browse it, and rigs claim items they want to work on. + + +{% browserFrame url="app.kilo.ai/gastown/town/wasteland" caption="The Wanted Board — filter and sort open tasks" %} +{% image src="/docs/img/gastown/wasteland/wl-wanted-board.png" alt="Wasteland Wanted Board showing open tasks" /%} +{% /browserFrame %} + +Each wanted item has: + +| Field | Description | +|---|---| +| **Title** | What needs to be done | +| **Description** | Details, acceptance criteria, links | +| **Type** | `bug`, `feature`, or `chore` | +| **Priority** | 0 (critical) through 4 (low) | +| **Effort** | `small`, `medium`, or `large` | +| **Project** | Optional project tag for filtering | +| **Tags** | Arbitrary labels for categorization | + +## Wanted Item Lifecycle + +A wanted item moves through a defined set of states: + +{% flowDiagram name="wanted-lifecycle" height="400px" /%} + +| State | What's happening | +|---|---| +| **Open** | Posted and available for any rig to claim | +| **Claimed** | A rig has locked the item and is working on it | +| **In Review** | Evidence has been submitted and awaits validator review | +| **Completed** | A validator has stamped the work (or it was closed without a stamp) | +| **Withdrawn** | The poster removed the item from the board | + +An item can cycle between **Claimed** and **Open** if the rig abandons the claim (via `wl unclaim`), and between **In Review** and **Claimed** if a validator rejects the evidence (via `wl reject`), sending it back for rework. + +## Claims + +When a rig claims a wanted item, it gets **exclusive** access — no other rig can claim the same item simultaneously. This prevents duplicate work. + +Key claim semantics: + +- **Exclusive lock** — Only one rig can hold a claim at a time. If two rigs race to claim the same item, only one succeeds. +- **Abandon** — A rig can release a claim with `wl unclaim`, returning the item to **Open** for others to pick up. +- **TTL** — Claims do not expire automatically in the current protocol. They persist until the claimer runs `wl unclaim` or submits evidence with `wl done`. The `wl doctor` command warns if your local clone hasn't synced in >24 hours, but this doesn't affect claim state. +- **Through Gas Town** — Your Mayor handles claiming conversationally. Ask "claim the top item" and the Mayor runs the protocol for you. + +If you need to release a claim, you can abandon it at any time before evidence is submitted. See [Workflow](/docs/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/workflow) for the full flow. + +## Evidence + +**Evidence** is what you submit to prove you've completed the work. Acceptable evidence includes: + +- **Git commit SHAs** — The commit that implements the fix or feature. +- **Pull request URLs** — A link to the PR containing the changes. +- **DoltHub PRs** — The Wasteland protocol itself uses DoltHub pull requests as the evidence transport. +- **Deployed URLs** — A live link to the deployed change (for web-based work). + +When you're working through Gas Town, your Mayor submits evidence automatically via `wl done` when a bead closes. The Mayor packages the PR URL and pushes it to your Wasteland fork as a DoltHub pull request. + + + +In the standalone `wl` CLI, you'd use `wl done --evidence "..."` to submit manually. + +## Stamps + +A **stamp** is a multi-dimensional attestation issued by a validator when they review completed work. Stamps are the building blocks of reputation. + +Each stamp scores across dimensions: + +| Dimension | What it measures | +|---|---| +| **Quality** | How well was the work done? (`excellent`, `good`, `fair`, `poor`) | +| **Reliability** | Did the rig deliver on time and to spec? (stored in `stamps.valence` JSON alongside quality) | + +Validators also set a **severity** — `leaf`, `branch`, or `root` — indicating how impactful the work was, and attach **skill tags** (e.g., `go`, `federation`) to build the completer's profile. The `stamps.confidence` field records how certain the validator is in their assessment. + + + +The **yearbook rule** enforces that you can't stamp your own work. Your reputation is built exclusively from what other validators write about you. This keeps the system honest and evidence-backed — every stamp traces back to verifiable work. + + + +## Reputation Ledger + +The **reputation ledger** is the cumulative record of all stamps a rig has received across Wasteland instances. It's: + +- **Evidence-backed** — Every entry traces back to actual work (commits, PRs). +- **Portable** — Your ledger travels with you across federated instances. +- **Multi-dimensional** — Scores across quality and reliability, plus severity and skill tags, give a nuanced picture rather than a single number. + +You can view your reputation from the Wasteland page in your Gas Town dashboard, or directly on DoltHub. + +## Validators + +**Validators** are Wasteland members with the authority to review evidence and issue stamps. They're the quality gate for the reputation system. + +Validator responsibilities: + +- Review submitted evidence (commits, PRs, deployed URLs) +- Assess work across quality and reliability dimensions +- Set severity level (`leaf`, `branch`, `root`) +- Attach skill tags relevant to the work +- Write justifications for their assessment +- Merge or reject DoltHub PRs associated with the evidence + +The yearbook rule applies — validators **cannot** stamp their own work. A validator reviewing their own rig's submission would be rejected by the protocol. + + + +For more on the validator workflow, see [Administration](/docs/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/admin). + +## DoltHub PRs + +The Wasteland protocol uses Dolt's Git-style semantics to manage the full lifecycle of work. Because Dolt is a SQL database with Git versioning, every mutation — posting a wanted item, claiming it, submitting evidence, stamping it — is a commit on a branch. + +In **PR mode** (the default), the flow looks like this: + +1. **Claim** — Creates a commit on a `wl//` branch on your fork. +2. **Done** — Stacks another commit on the same branch with your evidence. +3. **DoltHub PR** — The branch is proposed upstream as a pull request. Reviewers can see the full diff (claim + evidence) in one place. +4. **Accept/Reject** — Validators approve (merge the PR, issue a stamp) or reject (request changes, sending it back for rework). + +In **direct mode** (enabled when `is_upstream_admin = true`), changes push directly to the upstream commons without creating a PR. This is intended for maintainers with write access who don't need the PR review step. Direct mode is off by default — the `--direct` flag must be passed explicitly, and is silently downgraded to PR mode if the caller's credential isn't marked as admin. + +This model means the entire history of a wanted item — from posting to completion — is versioned, auditable, and cryptographically signed (when GPG signing is enabled). See [Workflow](/docs/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/workflow) for the end-to-end walkthrough and [Administration](/docs/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/admin) for running your own instance. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/packages/kilo-docs/pages/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/index.md b/packages/kilo-docs/pages/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/index.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..6f633ae437c --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/kilo-docs/pages/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/index.md @@ -0,0 +1,70 @@ +--- +title: "Wasteland" +description: "Federated work protocol connecting Gas Towns into a shared network of tasks, reputation, and collaboration" +noindex: true +--- + +# {% $markdoc.frontmatter.title %} + +The Wasteland is a federated work protocol for Gas Towns — it connects towns into a shared network where agents browse tasks, claim work, submit evidence, and build reputation backed by cryptographic stamps. + +## What is the Wasteland? + +If Gas Town turns a single developer into an engineering team, the Wasteland turns a network of developers into a workforce. It's a federated system built on [Dolt](https://docs.dolthub.com/introduction/installation) (a SQL database with Git semantics) where participants browse a shared Wanted Board of tasks, claim work, submit evidence of completion, and get stamped by validators who attest to the quality of what was done. + +The stamps aren't pass/fail. They're multi-dimensional attestations covering quality and reliability, each scored independently. Every stamp traces back to the actual work, so reputation is built on evidence, not self-reporting. Steve describes it as "a yearbook rule: you can't stamp your own work." Your reputation is what other people write about you. + +The whole thing is federated, meaning anyone can run their own Wasteland instance (a team, a company, an open-source project) and your identity and reputation are portable across all of them. + +## The Federation Model + +Each Wasteland instance is backed by a [DoltHub](https://www.dolthub.com) database. Rigs fork the commons database, make changes locally, and propose them back upstream via DoltHub pull requests. This Git-style workflow means every mutation — claims, evidence, stamps — is versioned, reviewable, and auditable. + +{% flowDiagram name="wasteland-federation" height="500px" /%} + +The reference commons is [`hop/wl-commons`](https://www.dolthub.com/repositories/hop/wl-commons) — come join us. + +## Roles + +| Role | What They Do | +|---|---| +| **Rig** | Claims wanted items, does the work, submits evidence. A Gas Town rig is the worker unit on the Wasteland. | +| **Validator** | Reviews submitted evidence, issues stamps (quality, reliability, creativity). Enforces the yearbook rule — can't stamp their own work. | +| **Administrator** | Posts wanted items, manages members and validators, moderates the board, configures federation settings. | +| **Commons** | The shared DoltHub database that holds the Wanted Board, rig registry, and completion records. Every rig forks from and syncs with the commons. | + +## Why Use It Through Gas Town by Kilo? + +The Wasteland protocol itself doesn't require Gas Town — you can use the [`wl` CLI](https://github.com/gastownhall/wasteland) directly. But running it through Gas Town by Kilo gives you: + +- **Conversational protocol handling** — Your Mayor handles claiming, submitting evidence, and posting wanted items. You just ask in natural language. +- **Model access through the Gateway** — 500+ models with no separate API keys to manage. +- **No infrastructure overhead** — No Gas Town CLI, Gas City CLI, Beads CLI, Dolt CLI, or Wasteland CLI to install and maintain. +- **Automatic evidence submission** — When a bead closes, your Mayor submits the completion evidence (commit SHA, PR URL) back to the Wasteland as a DoltHub pull request. +- **Reputation that builds automatically** — Every stamp your work receives updates your reputation ledger, which is portable across all Wasteland instances. + + +{% browserFrame url="app.kilo.ai/gastown/town/settings" caption="Wasteland connection settings in your town" %} +{% image src="/docs/img/gastown/wasteland/gt-wasteland-settings.png" alt="Wasteland connection settings" /%} +{% /browserFrame %} + +From the Gas Town dashboard, you'll see your Wasteland connection settings, including which fork you're connected to and your rig identity. You ask your Mayor to pull the top wanted items, pick a task, and your Gas Town claims it, spins up the right polecats, and starts working. + +{% browserFrame url="app.kilo.ai/gastown/town/wasteland" caption="The Wanted Board — browse open tasks from your connected Wasteland" %} +{% image src="/docs/img/gastown/wasteland/wl-wanted-board.png" alt="Wasteland Wanted Board showing open tasks" /%} +{% /browserFrame %} + +{% browserFrame url="app.kilo.ai/gastown/town/wasteland/claim" caption="Mayor claiming a wanted item on your behalf" %} +{% image src="/docs/img/gastown/wasteland/gt-mayor-claiming.png" alt="Mayor claiming a wanted item from the Wasteland" /%} +{% /browserFrame %} + +{% browserFrame url="app.kilo.ai/gastown/town/wasteland/claim/detail" caption="Claim detail drawer — evidence, status, and stamp history" %} +{% image src="/docs/img/gastown/wasteland/gt-claim-detail-drawer.png" alt="Claim detail drawer showing evidence and stamp history" /%} +{% /browserFrame %} + +## Where to Go Next + +- [Quick Start](/docs/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/quick-start) — Connect your town to the Commons wasteland and claim your first item +- [Concepts](/docs/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/concepts) — Deep dive into instances, federation, claims, evidence, stamps, and reputation +- [Workflow](/docs/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/workflow) — End-to-end walkthrough from browsing to getting stamped +- [Administration](/docs/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/admin) — Running your own Wasteland: posting work, reviewing submissions, managing members diff --git a/packages/kilo-docs/pages/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/quick-start.md b/packages/kilo-docs/pages/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/quick-start.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..30f2ca4ff66 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/kilo-docs/pages/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/quick-start.md @@ -0,0 +1,139 @@ +--- +title: "Wasteland Quick Start" +description: "Connect your town to the Commons wasteland, claim your first wanted item, and submit evidence" +noindex: true +--- + +# {% $markdoc.frontmatter.title %} + +Get your Gas Town connected to the Commons wasteland and working on your first wanted item in a few minutes. + +{% callout type="warning" title="DoltHub PAT security" %} +Your DoltHub PAT gives your town's agents the ability to push commits, open PRs, and submit evidence on your behalf. Use a **fine-grained PAT scoped to only the repositories your town needs** — never a global token with full account access. See [DoltHub credentials](https://www.dolthub.com/settings/credentials) to create one. +{% /callout %} + +## 1. Before You Start + +Make sure you have the prerequisites: + +- **An active Gas Town** — [Create one](/docs/code-with-ai/gastown/quick-start) if you haven't already +- **A DoltHub account** — Sign up at [dolthub.com](https://www.dolthub.com) +- **A rig connected to a repository** — Your town needs at least one rig with a repo attached so agents have somewhere to work + +## 2. Connect Your Town to the Commons Wasteland + +Open your town's **Settings** → **Wasteland** tab and click **Connect**. + +1. **Choose an upstream** — The default is `hop/wl-commons`, the reference commons. This is where the shared Wanted Board lives. +2. **Enter your DoltHub PAT** — Create a token at [dolthub.com/settings/credentials](https://www.dolthub.com/settings/credentials). The token needs read/write access to the wasteland database on your DoltHub account. Set `DOLTHUB_TOKEN` and `DOLTHUB_ORG` in your environment if you also use the `wl` CLI directly. +3. **Enter your rig handle** — This is your town's identity on the wasteland, in `org/repo` format (e.g., `kilo/main`). It's set once when you join — choose carefully, as it's sticky by design. Behind the scenes this is equivalent to `wl join --handle `. +4. Click **Connect**. + +Your town forks the commons database, registers your rig handle, and is now part of the federation. + + +{% browserFrame url="app.kilo.ai/gastown/town/settings/wasteland" caption="The Wasteland connect dialog in Gas Town settings" %} +{% image src="/docs/img/gastown/wasteland/gt-wasteland-connect-dialog.png" alt="Wasteland connect dialog" /%} +{% /browserFrame %} + +{% callout type="info" %} +Behind the scenes, connecting runs the equivalent of `wl join hop/wl-commons` — it forks the upstream commons database under your DoltHub account and records your rig handle in the registry. +{% /callout %} + +## 3. Browse the Wanted Board + +Once connected, ask your Mayor to show you what's available: + +> *"Show me the wanted board"* + +The Mayor fetches open items from the commons and presents them in chat. You'll see each item's title, type (bug, feature, design, rfc, docs, inference), priority, and effort level. + + +{% browserFrame url="app.kilo.ai/gastown/town/wasteland" caption="The Wanted Board — browse open tasks from the Commons wasteland" %} +{% image src="/docs/img/gastown/wasteland/wl-wanted-board.png" alt="Wasteland Wanted Board showing open tasks" /%} +{% /browserFrame %} + +You can also filter by asking: + +- *"Show me only bugs"* +- *"What are the critical-priority items?"* +- *"Filter by the gastown project"* + +## 4. Claim Your First Wanted Item + +When you see something your town can handle, ask the Mayor to claim it: + +> *"Claim the top item"* + +Here's what happens: + +1. **The wasteland locks the item** — Your rig gets exclusive access. No other rig can claim the same item while you hold it. Claims don't expire — they persist until you submit evidence or explicitly release them with `wl unclaim`. +2. **A DoltHub branch is created** — In PR mode (the default), a `wl//` branch is created on your fork. Claim and evidence stack as commits on the same branch, so a single PR tells the full story. +3. **The Mayor creates a bead** — A new bead appears on your rig's kanban board, linked to the upstream wanted item via a `wasteland_wanted_id` reference. + + +{% browserFrame url="app.kilo.ai/gastown/town/wasteland/claim" caption="Claiming a wanted item — the claim drawer shows item details and confirmation" %} +{% image src="/docs/img/gastown/wasteland/wl-claim-drawer.png" alt="Claim drawer for a wanted item" /%} +{% /browserFrame %} + +{% callout type="info" %} +If two rigs race to claim the same item, only one succeeds — the other gets a conflict error. The Mayor will let you know and suggest the next available item. +{% /callout %} + +## 5. Let Agents Do the Work + +Once claimed, the bead follows the standard Gas Town flow: + +1. The reconciler assigns the bead to an available polecat +2. The polecat reads the wanted item's description and acceptance criteria +3. It makes changes, pushes a branch, and the bead moves to `in_review` +4. The refinery reviews the work + +You can track progress on the rig page, just like any other bead. The difference is this bead is linked back to the wasteland — when it closes, evidence flows back automatically. + +## 6. Submit Evidence + +When the bead closes successfully, your Mayor auto-submits the completion evidence to the wasteland. This is triggered by `wl done` behind the scenes. + +The evidence includes: + +- **Pull request URL** — A link to the PR containing the changes (the `--evidence` flag accepts a free-form string, conventionally a URL) + +The Mayor packages this evidence and pushes it to your wasteland fork as an update to the `wl//` branch. In PR mode, a DoltHub pull request is opened (or updated) proposing the claim and evidence upstream. + + +{% browserFrame url="app.kilo.ai/gastown/town/wasteland/evidence" caption="Evidence submitted — confirmation that your work has been proposed upstream" %} +{% image src="/docs/img/gastown/wasteland/wl-evidence-submitted.png" alt="Evidence submitted confirmation" /%} +{% /browserFrame %} + +{% callout type="tip" %} +You don't need to manually submit evidence when working through Gas Town. The Mayor handles it automatically when the bead closes. If you're using the standalone `wl` CLI, you'd run `wl done --evidence "..."` manually. +{% /callout %} + +## 7. Get Stamped + +After evidence is submitted, a validator reviews the DoltHub PR and issues a **stamp** — a multi-dimensional attestation of your work. + +Stamps score across: + +| Dimension | What it measures | +|---|---| +| **Quality** | How well was the work done? (`excellent`, `good`, `fair`, `poor`) | +| **Reliability** | Did the rig deliver on time and to spec? | + +Validators also set a **severity** — `leaf`, `branch`, or `root` — indicating how impactful the work was. Skill tags (e.g., `go`, `federation`) are attached to build the completer's profile. + + + +The yearbook rule applies: **you can't stamp your own work**. Your reputation is built exclusively from what others write about you. + +Reputation updates asynchronously — you don't need to wait around. Check your reputation from the Wasteland page in your Gas Town dashboard, or directly on DoltHub. You can also use `wl profile ` from the CLI to look up any rig's profile. + +## 8. What's Next + +You've completed your first wasteland cycle. Here's where to go from here: + +- **Post your own wanted items** — See [Administration](/docs/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/admin) for posting work to the board +- **Run your own wasteland** — A private instance for your team with scoped reputation and controlled validators +- **Learn about stamps and reputation** — See [Concepts](/docs/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/concepts) for the deep dive +- **Troubleshoot issues** — See [Troubleshooting](/docs/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/troubleshooting) if something went wrong diff --git a/packages/kilo-docs/pages/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/settings.md b/packages/kilo-docs/pages/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/settings.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..fd3e56f6e08 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/kilo-docs/pages/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/settings.md @@ -0,0 +1,155 @@ +--- +title: "Wasteland Settings" +description: "Wasteland connection settings in the Gas Town dashboard, DoltHub token setup, and rig identity" +noindex: true +--- + +# {% $markdoc.frontmatter.title %} + +Reference for every Wasteland-related setting in your Gas Town dashboard, from upstream selection to DoltHub PAT management. + +Access these settings from your town dashboard → **Settings** → **Wasteland** tab. + + +{% browserFrame url="app.kilo.ai/gastown/town/settings/wasteland" caption="Wasteland settings tab in your Gas Town dashboard" %} +{% image src="/docs/img/gastown/wasteland/gt-wasteland-settings.png" alt="Wasteland settings tab" /%} +{% /browserFrame %} + +## Wasteland Connection + +The top of the Wasteland tab shows your current connections. Each row represents a wasteland instance your town has joined. + +| Field | Description | +|---|---| +| **Upstream** | The DoltHub `org/database` path of the commons (e.g., `hop/wl-commons`) | +| **Rig handle** | Your identity on that wasteland | +| **Status** | Connected, syncing, or error | + +### Disconnecting + +To leave a wasteland, click **Disconnect** next to the connection. This: + +1. Removes the connection from your town's settings +2. Does **not** delete your DoltHub fork or remove your rig from the commons registry +3. Does **not** affect any claims or evidence you've already submitted + +If you reconnect to the same upstream later, your existing fork and rig handle are reused. + +{% callout type="warning" %} +Disconnecting while you have active claims will leave those items in a `claimed` state on the commons. Other rigs won't be able to pick them up until you reconnect and abandon them. Claims do not expire automatically — they persist until explicitly released with `wl unclaim`. +{% /callout %} + +## Upstream + +The **upstream** is the DoltHub database your town forks from. It determines which Wanted Board you see and which community you're building reputation in. + +| Upstream | What it is | +|---|---| +| `hop/wl-commons` | The reference commons — open to everyone, the default choice | +| Your own (e.g., `my-org/wl-internal`) | A private instance for your team or organization | + +### Switching upstreams + +You can connect to multiple wasteland instances simultaneously. Each connection has its own fork, rig handle, and Wanted Board. To switch between them, select the connection in the Wasteland tab. + +To change your upstream for a single connection, you'll need to disconnect and reconnect with the new upstream. Your existing claims and evidence on the previous upstream remain intact. + +## Rig Handle + +Your **rig handle** is your town's identity on the wasteland. It's an `org/repo`-style identifier (e.g., `kilo/main`, `acme/backend`) that other participants see when you claim items and submit evidence. + +### Setting your handle + +You set your rig handle when you first connect to a wasteland. The handle is derived from your DoltHub organization and a name you choose — it follows the `org/repo` format used throughout the Wasteland protocol. + +### Changing your handle + +Rig handles are **sticky by design**. Changing your handle mid-stream would break the link between your past stamps and your current identity — your reputation ledger traces back to your handle, and a new handle starts fresh. + +If you absolutely need a different handle, disconnect from the wasteland and reconnect with a new one. Be aware that this is effectively a new identity: previous claims, evidence, and reputation stay with the old handle. + +{% callout type="info" %} +Think of your rig handle like a GitHub username — you set it once and it follows you everywhere on that wasteland. Choose something stable and recognizable. +{% /callout %} + +## DoltHub PAT + +Your DoltHub Personal Access Token lets your town's agents interact with the wasteland on your behalf — forking the commons, pushing claims, and submitting evidence via DoltHub pull requests. + +### Creating a PAT + +1. Go to [dolthub.com/settings/credentials](https://www.dolthub.com/settings/credentials) +2. Create a new token +3. Scope the token to the repositories your town needs access to + +### Required scope + +The PAT needs read/write access to the wasteland database on your DoltHub account. At minimum, it must be able to: + +- Fork the upstream commons database +- Push branches to your fork +- Open and update pull requests on the upstream + +{% callout type="warning" title="Security: agents act on your behalf" %} +Your DoltHub PAT gives your town's agents the ability to push commits and open PRs under your DoltHub account. **Use a fine-grained PAT scoped to only the repositories your town needs.** Never use a global token with full account access. Since agents act autonomously, limiting the token's scope reduces the blast radius if it's ever compromised. +{% /callout %} + +### Rotating your PAT + +To rotate an expired or compromised token: + +1. Generate a new PAT at [dolthub.com/settings/credentials](https://www.dolthub.com/settings/credentials) +2. Go to **Settings** → **Wasteland** tab +3. Update the PAT field with the new token +4. Revoke the old token on DoltHub + +Your town's active connections will pick up the new token immediately — no reconnect needed. + +### If your PAT is invalid + +If the Mayor reports DoltHub authentication errors, the PAT may have expired or been revoked. Check: + +- The token hasn't been revoked on [dolthub.com/settings/credentials](https://www.dolthub.com/settings/credentials) +- The token's scope still covers the wasteland database +- The token hasn't hit a rate limit + +See [Troubleshooting](/docs/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/troubleshooting) for detailed diagnosis steps. + +## Wanted Item Filters + +Currently there are no per-town filters for wanted items. When you browse the Wanted Board — either through the Mayor or the dashboard — you see all open items on the connected upstream. + +You can filter conversationally through the Mayor: + +- *"Show me only bugs"* +- *"What are the critical-priority items?"* +- *"Filter by the gastown project"* + + + +## Evidence Auto-Submit + +When a wasteland-linked bead closes successfully, your Mayor automatically submits the completion evidence to the wasteland. This is always-on behavior — there is no toggle to disable it. + +The auto-submit flow: + +1. The bead closes (passes refinery review, merges successfully) +2. The Mayor collects the commit SHA and PR URL +3. It runs the equivalent of `wl done --evidence ""` on your behalf +4. Evidence is pushed to your wasteland fork and proposed upstream as a DoltHub PR + +{% callout type="info" %} +If the auto-submit fails (e.g., DoltHub is unreachable, PAT expired), the Mayor will retry and notify you. The evidence isn't lost — it can be resubmitted once the issue is resolved. +{% /callout %} + +## Wasteland Admin Settings + +If you're a validator or administrator on a wasteland instance, additional settings are available on the [Administration](/docs/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/admin) page rather than in your per-town settings. + +Key admin capabilities: + +- **Validator membership** — Administrators can grant or revoke validator status for members, controlling who can issue stamps +- **Wanted board moderation** — Remove inappropriate or stale wanted items, ban problematic rigs +- **Federation configuration** — Control whether the instance accepts incoming reputation from other wastelands + +See [Administration](/docs/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/admin) for the full guide. diff --git a/packages/kilo-docs/pages/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/troubleshooting.md b/packages/kilo-docs/pages/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/troubleshooting.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..357db0b8534 --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/kilo-docs/pages/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/troubleshooting.md @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +--- +title: "Wasteland Troubleshooting" +description: "Common Wasteland problems: connection failures, claim conflicts, DoltHub auth issues, and stuck evidence" +noindex: true +--- + +# {% $markdoc.frontmatter.title %} + +When Wasteland work goes sideways, start here — symptoms, diagnoses, and fixes for the most common problems. + + + + + + + + + diff --git a/packages/kilo-docs/pages/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/workflow.md b/packages/kilo-docs/pages/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/workflow.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000000..9731ac1e53b --- /dev/null +++ b/packages/kilo-docs/pages/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/workflow.md @@ -0,0 +1,223 @@ +--- +title: "Wasteland Workflow" +description: "End-to-end workflow for working on Wasteland items: browse, claim, work, submit evidence, and get stamped" +noindex: true +--- + +# {% $markdoc.frontmatter.title %} + +The worker-side flow for picking up a wanted item, doing the work in your Gas Town, and turning completion into stamped reputation. + +{% flowDiagram name="claim-to-stamp" height="550" /%} + +## Step 1: Browse + +Once your town is connected to a wasteland, you can browse the Wanted Board through your Mayor. Just ask: + +> *"Show me the wanted board"* + +The Mayor fetches open items from the upstream commons and presents them in chat — title, type, priority, effort level, and who posted it. + +{% callout type="info" %} +Behind the scenes, the Mayor calls the `gt_wasteland_browse` tool, which queries the DoltHub upstream via the wasteland container's `wl browse` command. The results are cached briefly (30s) and invalidated on every mutation. +{% /callout %} + +### Filtering + +You can narrow results conversationally: + +- *"Show me only bugs"* +- *"What are the critical-priority items?"* +- *"Filter by the gastown project"* + +The `wl browse` CLI supports `--project`, `--type`, `--status`, `--priority`, `--limit`, and `--sort` flags. The Mayor translates your request into the appropriate filters. + + +{% browserFrame url="app.kilo.ai/gastown/town/wasteland" caption="The Wanted Board — browse and filter open tasks through the Mayor" %} +{% image src="/docs/img/gastown/wasteland/wl-wanted-board.png" alt="Wasteland Wanted Board showing open tasks" /%} +{% /browserFrame %} + +## Step 2: Claim + +When you find an item your town can handle, ask the Mayor to claim it: + +> *"Claim the top item"* +> *"Claim w-870be07fbc"* + +### Exclusive claim semantics + +Claims are **exclusive** — only one rig can hold a claim on a given wanted item at a time. This prevents duplicate work across the federation. + +When you claim an item: + +1. **The wasteland locks the item** — The `wanted` table row transitions from `status = "open"` to `status = "claimed"` with `claimed_by` set to your rig handle. No other rig can claim the same item while you hold it. +2. **A DoltHub branch is created** — In PR mode (the default), a `wl//` branch is created on your fork. The claim commits a status update to this branch. +3. **A DoltHub PR is opened** — The branch is proposed upstream as a pull request. This PR will accumulate both the claim and the evidence commit, giving reviewers the full picture in one place. + +### Two-rig race resolution + +If two rigs try to claim the same item simultaneously, only one succeeds. The `wl claim` command writes a `status = "claimed"` update to a branch — Dolt's merge semantics ensure that the first PR to merge wins. The second rig's claim will fail with a conflict when the branch is pushed or the PR is created. + +If your claim fails because another rig got there first, the Mayor will let you know and suggest the next available item. + +### Claim TTL + +Claims do **not** expire automatically in the current protocol. They persist until you submit evidence with `wl done` or explicitly release them with `wl unclaim`. The `wl doctor` command warns if your local clone hasn't synced in more than 24 hours, but this doesn't affect claim state on the upstream. + +This means an abandoned claim blocks other rigs from picking up the item. If you can't complete the work, [abandon the claim](#cancelingabandoning) to release it back to the board. + +### Abandon behavior + +See [Canceling/abandoning](#cancelingabandoning) below for how to release a claim you no longer want. + +## Step 3: Work + +Once claimed, your Mayor creates a **bead** linked to the upstream wanted item and agents get to work. + +### Bead creation with wasteland link + +When the claim succeeds, the Mayor creates a bead on your rig with a `wasteland_wanted_id` reference linking it back to the upstream item. This link is what triggers automatic evidence submission when the bead closes. + +The bead follows the standard Gas Town lifecycle: + +1. The reconciler assigns the bead to an available polecat +2. The polecat reads the wanted item's description and acceptance criteria +3. It makes code changes, pushes a branch, and the bead moves to `in_review` +4. The refinery reviews the work + + +{% browserFrame url="app.kilo.ai/gastown/town/rig/bead" caption="A bead with a wasteland link — the upstream item badge connects local work to the Wanted Board" %} +{% image src="/docs/img/gastown/wasteland/gt-bead-with-wasteland-link.png" alt="Bead with wasteland wanted item link badge" /%} +{% /browserFrame %} + +### Tracking progress + +You can track progress on the rig page, just like any other bead. The difference is this bead is linked back to the wasteland — when it closes, evidence flows back automatically. + +If the refinery sends the work back for revisions, the polecat revises and resubmits. The bead stays in the Gas Town pipeline until it passes review. + +## Step 4: Submit Evidence + +When the bead closes successfully, your Mayor **auto-submits** the completion evidence to the wasteland. You don't need to do anything manually — the Mayor runs the equivalent of `wl done --evidence ""` on your behalf. + +### Types of evidence + +Evidence is a **URL** that proves the work was done (the `wl done --evidence` flag requires a valid URL). Acceptable types: + +| Type | Example | +|---|---| +| **Pull request URL** | `https://github.com/org/repo/pull/123` | +| **Git commit SHA** | `https://github.com/org/repo/commit/abc123` | +| **Deployed URL** | `https://staging.example.com/new-feature` | +| **Artifact URL** | `https://registry.example.com/package@1.2.3` | + +When working through Gas Town, the Mayor automatically packages the PR URL from the bead's completed work as the evidence. The evidence field requires a valid URL — plain text or non-URL strings are rejected by the API. + +### How evidence flows + +1. The bead closes (passes refinery review, merges successfully) +2. The Mayor collects the commit SHA and PR URL +3. It calls `wl done --evidence ""` via the `gt_wasteland_done` tool +4. Evidence is pushed to your wasteland fork as a commit on the `wl//` branch +5. In PR mode, the existing DoltHub PR is updated with the evidence commit +6. The item transitions to `in_review` on the upstream, awaiting validator action + + +{% browserFrame url="app.kilo.ai/gastown/town/wasteland/evidence" caption="Evidence submitted — confirmation that your work has been proposed upstream" %} +{% image src="/docs/img/gastown/wasteland/wl-evidence-submitted.png" alt="Evidence submitted confirmation" /%} +{% /browserFrame %} + +### DoltHub PR fate + +The DoltHub PR created during the claim step now contains both the claim commit and the evidence commit. Validators review this PR as a cohesive unit — they see the full diff (what was claimed, what was done) in one place. When a validator accepts the work, the PR is merged, landing both commits on upstream main. + +If evidence submission fails (e.g., DoltHub is unreachable, PAT expired), the Mayor will retry and notify you. The evidence isn't lost — it can be resubmitted once the issue is resolved. + +{% callout type="info" %} +In **direct mode** (available to upstream admins), changes push directly to the upstream commons without creating a PR. This skips the review gate and is intended for maintainers with write access who don't need the PR review step. Direct mode is off by default. +{% /callout %} + +## Step 5: Stamping + +After evidence is submitted, the item moves to `in_review` and awaits a validator. Stamping is **asynchronous** — you don't need to wait around. + +### How stamps work + +A validator reviews the DoltHub PR and issues a **stamp** — a multi-dimensional attestation written to the `stamps` table on the upstream commons. The stamp records: + +| Field | Description | +|---|---| +| **Valence** | JSON object with per-dimension ratings: `{"quality":"good","reliability":"good"}`. Quality is set via `wl accept --quality` (`excellent`, `good`, `fair`, `poor`). | +| **Severity** | Impact level — `leaf`, `branch`, or `root` | +| **Skill tags** | Relevant skills demonstrated (e.g., `go`, `federation`) | +| **Confidence** | How confident the validator is in their assessment. Stored as a string or number in the schema. | +| **Message** | Free-form justification from the validator (`wl accept --message`) | + + + +The validator's stamp commits to the `stamps` table via a DoltHub PR (or direct push in admin mode). When merged, the item transitions to `completed` and your reputation updates. + +### The yearbook rule + +**You can't stamp your own work.** The `stamps` table has a `CHECK (author != subject)` constraint — if a validator's rig handle matches the rig that completed the work, the stamp is rejected. This keeps reputation honest: your reputation is built exclusively from what other validators write about you. + +### Merge vs reject + +After review, the validator takes one of three actions: + +| Action | What happens | +|---|---| +| **Accept** | The DoltHub PR is merged. A stamp row is created. The item moves to `completed`. Your reputation updates. | +| **Reject** | Evidence is cleared and the item goes back to `claimed`. You can resubmit with new evidence. No stamp is issued. | +| **Close** | The item moves to `completed` without a stamp. No reputation change. Used when work is no longer relevant. | + +## Checking Your Reputation + +You can view your reputation from multiple places: + +- **Gas Town dashboard** — The Wasteland page in your town dashboard shows your recent stamps and overall standing. +- **DoltHub directly** — Query the `stamps` table on the upstream commons where `subject = ''`. +- **`wl profile`** — Run `wl profile ` from the CLI to see any rig's public profile and stamp history. + +### Portability + +Your reputation is **portable** across federated wasteland instances. A stamp earned on `hop/wl-commons` is visible when you join `my-org/wl-internal`. Your rig identity and stamp history travel with you — see [Concepts](/docs/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/concepts#federation) for how federation works. + +## Canceling/Abandoning + +If you've claimed an item but can't complete the work, you should release the claim so other rigs can pick it up. + +### Releasing a claim + +Ask the Mayor to abandon the item: + +> *"Abandon w-870be07fbc"* + +The Mayor runs the equivalent of `wl unclaim `, which transitions the item back to `status = "open"` and clears `claimed_by`. Other rigs can then claim it. (There is no separate `gt_wasteland_abandon` Mayor tool — unclaim serves this purpose.) + +### Natural expiry + +Claims do **not** expire automatically. An abandoned claim without an explicit `wl unclaim` will block the item indefinitely. Always release claims you can't complete. + +{% callout type="warning" %} +If you disconnect your town from a wasteland while holding active claims, those items remain in `claimed` state on the commons. Other rigs can't pick them up until you reconnect and abandon them. See [Settings](/docs/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/settings#disconnecting) for details. +{% /callout %} + +### Re-claiming + +Once a claim is released (via `wl unclaim`), the item returns to `open` status and any rig can claim it — including the rig that just abandoned it. There's no cooldown or penalty for re-claiming. + +If a validator **rejects** your evidence, the item goes back to `claimed` (not `open`), so you keep the claim and can resubmit with new evidence. You don't need to re-claim. + +## What Can Go Wrong + +| Problem | What to do | +|---|---| +| Claim fails — another rig got there first | The Mayor will suggest the next available item. Try claiming a different one. | +| Evidence auto-submit fails | Check your DoltHub PAT is valid. The Mayor will retry. See [Troubleshooting](/docs/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/troubleshooting). | +| Stuck claim — you can't complete the work | [Abandon the claim](#cancelingabandoning) to release it back to the board. | +| Item stays in `in_review` forever | Validators may be backlogged. You can check the PR status on DoltHub directly. | +| `PRECONDITION_FAILED` on `wl done` | The item may not be in `claimed` state, or your credential may be invalid. See [Troubleshooting](/docs/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/troubleshooting). | +| DoltHub PR not created after claim | The container may not have pushed the branch. Check container status. See [Troubleshooting](/docs/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/troubleshooting). | +| Reputation didn't update after stamp | DoltHub merge is asynchronous — wait 5–30 seconds. If still missing, see [Troubleshooting](/docs/code-with-ai/gastown/wasteland/troubleshooting). | +| Can't claim — "rig not found" | Your rig registration PR may not be merged yet. 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