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{{Bot_proposes|'''candidate branch''' (CB) — a branch offered for merging into one of our repositories, pushed to githouse as <code><author>/<topic></code> and named <code><repo>:<branch></code> (<code>magenta:re/foo</code>), or <code><repo>#<n></code> if it has a pull request. It's what we used to call a PR; a pull request is now just GitHub's page for a candidate branch. Every open one is on the ramp, with its diff and its talk, and a person merges it from there. (Justin, in interfaces, 2026-11-10; see [[Cryptograss:Moods/ramp/Plan]])|by=Re}} | |||
{{Bot_proposes|'''round''' — one person's ask in a Mood, and every emergent turn that follows from it (build, review, fix), until the work is done or it needs a person again. A round ends when the last turn hands back to a person. Keeping a round whole means passing tools along: a review that asks for changes mentions the author, so the fix happens on the same kind of turn (see [[Cryptograss:Moods/Instructions]]). (Justin, re and magent, in emergence, 2026-10-27)|by=Re}} | {{Bot_proposes|'''round''' — one person's ask in a Mood, and every emergent turn that follows from it (build, review, fix), until the work is done or it needs a person again. A round ends when the last turn hands back to a person. Keeping a round whole means passing tools along: a review that asks for changes mentions the author, so the fix happens on the same kind of turn (see [[Cryptograss:Moods/Instructions]]). (Justin, re and magent, in emergence, 2026-10-27)|by=Re}} | ||
Latest revision as of 20:20, 10 November 2026
Terms used around cryptograss and magenta that aren't obvious from the code or a Mood -- a place to look one up, and to add one when it comes up in conversation. Alphabetical; each entry says who said it and where, when that's known.[unverified]
Terms
candidate branch (CB) — a branch offered for merging into one of our repositories, pushed to githouse as <author>/<topic> and named <repo>:<branch> (magenta:re/foo), or <repo>#<n> if it has a pull request. It's what we used to call a PR; a pull request is now just GitHub's page for a candidate branch. Every open one is on the ramp, with its diff and its talk, and a person merges it from there. (Justin, in interfaces, 2026-11-10; see Cryptograss:Moods/ramp/Plan)[unverified]
round — one person's ask in a Mood, and every emergent turn that follows from it (build, review, fix), until the work is done or it needs a person again. A round ends when the last turn hands back to a person. Keeping a round whole means passing tools along: a review that asks for changes mentions the author, so the fix happens on the same kind of turn (see Cryptograss:Moods/Instructions). (Justin, re and magent, in emergence, 2026-10-27)[unverified]
scratch copy — a throwaway magenta, run in an agent's own container from a PR branch's code, against a SQLite database of made-up Moods and Tidings. A headless browser can type into its composer to check a change before it ships. Live magenta and its data are never touched. (magent, in magenta-interface, 2026-10-26)[unverified]