antcolony

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1. #!/bin/bash
2. # colony — run the scheduler: ./colony next [--post] | brief <project> <n> [...] | report <file> [--post] | work <project> <n> [...] | check <run dir> [--post] | cycle [--post] [--dry-run] | run [...] | leases [--expire] | ready | deployed <project> <n>
3. # The `--` matters: the hybriel binary parses every `--x` after the script itself and refuses it
4. # ("unexpected argument '--post'") unless it follows `--` (found in mission 015).
5. here="$(cd "$(dirname "$0")" && pwd)"
6. # COLONY_HOME: absolute path of this folder — `work` hands absolute paths to the worker's shell
7. export COLONY_HOME="$here"
8. if [ "$1" != run ] && [ "$1" != agent ]; then
9. exec "$here/bin/hybriel" "$here/scheduler.hl" -- "$@"
10. fi
11. # `run` (mission 020): Hybriel has no signal handlers, so THIS script catches SIGTERM/SIGINT and tells the
12. # scheduler through a stop file: 1st signal "finish" (start nothing more, let running sessions finish),
13. # 2nd "park" (stop the running sessions and park them). The scheduler runs in its own session (setsid) so a
14. # terminal's Ctrl-C reaches only this script — never the scheduler or its Claude sessions directly.
15. stop="${COLONY_STOP_FILE:-$(mktemp -u "${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/colony-stop.XXXXXXXX")}"
16. rm -f "$stop"
17. export COLONY_STOP_FILE="$stop"
18. signals=0
19. on_signal() {
20. signals=$((signals + 1))
21. if [ "$signals" -ge 2 ]; then echo park > "$stop"; else echo finish > "$stop"; fi
22. echo "colony run: signal $signals received → $(cat "$stop")"
23. }
24. trap on_signal TERM INT
25. setsid "$here/bin/hybriel" "$here/scheduler.hl" -- "$@" &
26. pid=$!
27. echo "colony run: wrapper pid $$, scheduler pid $pid, stop file $stop"
28. while kill -0 "$pid" 2>/dev/null; do
29. wait "$pid"
30. done
31. rm -f "$stop"
32. echo "colony run: scheduler pid $pid ended"