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…ession profile Part 3 of 3 of gentle-shell#1064 slice 3b-ii. Subagent launches, non-git writer admission, the footer profile label and the Usage provider scope resolve the session profile through resolveSessionProfile. The parent session_start freezes p -> P -> G; each launch from a frozen session shows one drift notice per distinct change of its own directory's defaults. Unpinned sessions now route through the profiles.json active profile instead of the materialized stores. Test fixtures pin GENTLE_PI_CONFIG_HOME to the scratch config home, reset the freeze between tests, write the writer-admission declaration before session_start, run the status polling test in follow mode, and switch the Usage profile through an explicit binding.
Describe the single precedence rule, the startup freeze, the behavior change for unpinned sessions, the drift notice, GENTLE_PI_PROFILE_FOLLOW=1, foreign repositories, children, and the in-memory limits until slice 3b-i persists the freeze.
resolveInheritedProfile read the pin status twice on the no-pin path, so with the pin module's default resolver one lookup ran git rev-parse twice (CodeRabbit on Gentleman-Programming#1825). Read the status once and reuse its identity for the pin layers and the non-Git check, with or without a caller-supplied resolver. Also corrects the follow-mode comment: the orchestrator is chosen when the session starts, not from the startup profile. Part of gentle-shell#1064 slice 3b-ii (review follow-up).
A frozen session profile routes a foreign repository_root launch over that repository's pin; the existing foreign launch test now states that it pins the no-profile case, which breaks if the launch stops passing foreignRepository (barbatdev on Gentleman-Programming#1826, native review on Gentleman-Programming#1827). Part of gentle-shell#1064 slice 3b-ii (review follow-up).
The orchestrator model is chosen when the session starts (Pi settings today); it is not taken from the startup profile. The limitation stands: later default changes reach subagents but not the orchestrator. Part of gentle-shell#1064 slice 3b-ii (review follow-up).
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughSessions now resolve and retain a profile for routing, unless follow mode uses current defaults. Subagent launches use the resolved routing and can report changed defaults. Shell profile labels, routing models, and usage scope use the session profile. ChangesSession Profile Lifecycle
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ParentSession
participant gentleAgents
participant sessionProfileFreeze
participant resolveSessionProfile
participant sessionProfileRoutingAt
participant SubagentLaunch
ParentSession->>gentleAgents: session_start
gentleAgents->>sessionProfileFreeze: freeze inherited profile
gentleAgents->>resolveSessionProfile: resolve profile for task request
gentleAgents->>sessionProfileRoutingAt: select routing for target
sessionProfileRoutingAt-->>gentleAgents: resolved routing
gentleAgents->>SubagentLaunch: launch with resolved routing
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Clarify the follow-mode documentation so users know when profile changes affect launches. The remaining issue does not block merging. Pre-merge checks |
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- Line 955: Qualify the startup-resolution statements in the profile-routing
documentation, including the statements at lines 955 and 985, so they apply only
in frozen mode. Clarify that with GENTLE_PI_PROFILE_FOLLOW=1, defaults are
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| For a given working directory the winner is the local pin, then the repository declaration, then no pin. With no pin at all the repository keeps the behavior described above and follows the globally active profile. `p` and `P` are toggles: pressing one on the profile that already holds that layer removes it, and either key pressed outside a Git worktree writes nothing and says so. | ||
| For a given working directory the winner is the local pin, then the repository declaration, then the globally active profile. A session resolves these layers once, when it starts, and keeps the result. `p` and `P` are toggles: pressing one on the profile that already holds that layer removes it, and either key pressed outside a Git worktree writes nothing and says so. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Limit the startup-resolution rule to frozen mode.
Line 955 says every session keeps its startup result. Line 985 repeats that rule, but GENTLE_PI_PROFILE_FOLLOW=1 resolves defaults on each launch. Qualify both statements so users can distinguish frozen and follow routing.
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Review comment at @docs/readme-reference.md at line 955:
Qualify the startup-resolution statements in the profile-routing documentation,
including the statements at lines 955 and 985, so they apply only in frozen
mode. Clarify that with GENTLE_PI_PROFILE_FOLLOW=1, defaults are resolved on
each launch, distinguishing follow routing from frozen routing.
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Summary
Part of #1064, slice 3b-ii: the review follow-ups for the chain, kept out of #1827 so that PR stays under the 400-line budget.
resolveInheritedProfileread the pin status twice, so with the pin module's default resolver one call rangit rev-parsetwice. It now reads the status once and reuses that identity for the pin layers and the non-Git check, with or without a caller-supplied resolver. Current callers all pass a resolver, so this guards future callers.repository_rootlaunch over that repository's pin. The existing foreign launch test now states that it pins the no-profile case, where the foreign pin applies.This is PR 4 of 4.
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74fc63aeresolveInheritedProfilereads the pin status once; test counting default-resolver lookups (2 before, 1 after); follow-mode comment.3f65aeec96bb4025docs/readme-reference.md.Test plan
Verified on top of #1827 and
main(833054d9).foreignRepositoryfrom the launch wiring fails the existing foreign test; making a frozen profile stop applying to foreign targets fails the new one.session-profile-freeze,gentle-agents,gentle-shell,session-profile-binding,profile-pin,gentle-ai): 694 pass, 0 fail.check-types: no regressions.Review follow-ups (non-blocking, from the native review)
resolveProfilePinresolves nothing without a worktree.Chain Context
followmain(each PR is opened againstmain; until its predecessors merge, its diff also shows their commits, and I rebase it as they land)Review only the commits listed under Changes; earlier commits belong to #1827.
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