v0.3.4
CCCC Pair 0.3.4 — Release Notes (October 8, 2025)
Highlights
- Aux at your fingertips: every NUDGE now includes the exact Aux invoke template when Aux is ON, so peers can offload instantly without hunting for syntax.
- Faster re‑anchoring: each self‑check now ends with a direct link to the peer’s rules file.
- Correct Aux state on start: rules are rebuilt after the roles wizard, eliminating stale “Aux disabled” banners.
- New actor: droid is supported for Peer and Aux roles (prompt_regex left empty by design).
What’s New
- Droid actor
- Peer command: droid --auto high
- Aux one‑shot template: droid exec --auto high "{prompt}"
- Available in the startup roles wizard for PeerA/PeerB/Aux.
- NUDGE improvements (agent‑facing)
- When Aux is ON, NUDGE always appends:
Aux is ON — delegate decoupled sub‑tasks; invoke: ; capture evidence and summarize outcome. - The template keeps {prompt} literal, ready to paste.
- When Aux is ON, NUDGE always appends:
- Self‑check improvements (agent‑facing)
- Adds a stable rules path line at the end of every self‑check:
- PeerA: Rules: .cccc/rules/PEERA.md
- PeerB: Rules: .cccc/rules/PEERB.md
- Adds a stable rules path line at the end of every self‑check:
Fixes
- Rules refresh order: rules are regenerated after you confirm roles in the wizard, ensuring the current Aux binding is reflected immediately (no stale “Aux disabled” text).
- Aux template resolution in NUDGE is robust even if configs are reloaded.
Behavior Notes (unchanged but important)
- Aux is ON when an Aux actor is bound at startup; there are no runtime on/off toggles.
- PEERC (Aux) rules intentionally do not include the invoke template; PeerA/PeerB rules do.