1.8.9b15 — The Wiki knows what it can spend

An opt-in preview on the 1.8.9 fix line (#1722). Stable is 1.8.8.

Investigation spends a share of your week

The Wiki now reads the same weekly meter Codex shows you, and budgets on it (#1843). co wiki status shows how much of the week is used and when it resets.

co wiki investigate all --list        # the order, busiest first; runs no model
co wiki investigate all --budget 10   # stops starting pages after 10 points of your week

all is one queue over people, projects and organisations, the same order the nightly round uses (#1842). Every investigation now counts toward the weekly budget, including the ones you start by hand. A run stops at its own --budget, at investigation's weekly budget (10 points by default), or when the week reaches 70%, and says which one stopped it.

Pages open on what is known

A page the map just made used to open on ten lines of "Unknown". Known facts now come first, and the empty sections are named once, with the command that fills them (#1836).

The map and the nightly update take turns

co wiki init now holds the same lock as the nightly update (#1855). On the owner's notebook the two ran at the same moment: the map renamed a page while the update was writing it, the batch failed, and 40 messages were skipped. Now whichever starts second is told the Wiki is busy, and nothing is written.

Hosted agents keep their instructions

A hosted session that resumed from its id dropped the agent's system prompt, so an agent told "your name is Zephyr" answered "Gemini" (#1766). Every turn now carries it.

Install

python -m pip install --upgrade --pre 'connectonion==1.8.9b15'
co wiki status

Known limits

• Investigating a large page is still expensive, so a 10-point budget covers only a few pages. Investigation reading prepared evidence instead of digests is the fix (#1850).
• The map still counts the ~/projects workspace folder as the busiest project and makes pages for bare addresses (#1844). Look at investigate all --list before spending a budget.
• init does not start a first pass by itself yet (#1857).