90 lines TOML में Standup Bot
एक autonomous agent जो आपके बिना चलता है, सिर्फ shell + git इस्तेमाल करता है और sessions के बीच याद रखता है।
समस्या
Standup एक chore है। आप भूल जाते हैं कि कल क्या किया था। आपकी git history जानती है, लेकिन हर सुबह review करने का समय नहीं होता। और जब आप standup notes लिखते हैं, वे अक्सर generic और कम उपयोगी होते हैं।
क्या हो अगर एक agent यह आपके लिए हर दिन, उसी समय, बिना पूछे कर दे?
Config
पूरा agent यहां define है: standup_bot.toml - 90 lines TOML। Python नहीं। JavaScript नहीं। QueryMT से अलग कोई runtime dependencies नहीं।
Agent definition
[agent] provider = "anthropic" model = "claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929" assume_mutating = false # No mutating tools — this agent is strictly read-only mutating_tools = []
assume_mutating = false and an empty mutating_tools list means this agent can never write to disk or execute mutating commands. It reads git history and writes to its knowledge store - nothing else.
Tool selection
[agent] tools = [ # Git & codebase analysis (read-only) "read_tool", "index", "glob", "search_text", "ls", "shell", # Knowledge lifecycle — the magic "knowledge_ingest", # Store findings "knowledge_query", # Recall past standups "knowledge_consolidate", # Merge daily → weekly "knowledge_list_unconsolidated", "knowledge_stats", # Task tracking "create_task", "todowrite", "todoread", ]
Three tools handle persistent memory: knowledge_ingest stores structured findings, knowledge_query retrieves them, and knowledge_consolidate merges related entries into higher-level summaries. The agent remembers across sessions automatically.
Three-layer context compaction
# Layer 1: Tool output truncation [agent.execution.tool_output] max_lines = 1000 max_bytes = 25600 # Layer 2: Pruning after every turn [agent.execution.pruning] protect_tokens = 20000 # Layer 3: AI summary on context overflow [agent.execution.compaction] auto = true
Git log output can be huge. These three layers keep the context window manageable: truncate tool output at 1000 lines, prune old messages while protecting recent ones, and automatically summarize the conversation when it grows too large.
Middleware: execution limits
[[middleware]] type = "limits" max_steps = 30 # Max tool calls per cycle max_turns = 15 # Max conversation turns [[middleware]] type = "context" warn_at_percent = 80 # Warn when 80% of context used compact_at_percent = 90 # Auto-compact at 90% fallback_max_tokens = 128000
With max_steps = 30 and max_turns = 15 each scheduled cycle has a hard ceiling on cost. The agent can't run away. Context management ensures it never hits token limits unexpectedly.
Schedule setup
dashboard launch करने के बाद, UI से schedule बनाएं:
- Open Session -> Schedules -> Create Schedule
- Prompt: "Run a standup cycle: analyze recent git activity, ingest findings, and report."
- Trigger: Interval,
86400seconds (every 24 hours) - Max runs: 30 (one month of daily standups)
- Max steps: 20
After 30 runs (one month), the schedule expires automatically. No orphaned processes. No cleanup needed.
क्या होता है
हर दिन उसी समय, agent यह cycle autonomously चलाता है:
git log for the last 24 hours. Reads changed files, commit messages, and diff patterns. Over time, the agent builds a knowledge graph of your project's history. Weekly consolidation merges daily standups into weekly summaries. Query past standups anytime:
# Ask the agent in the dashboard:
"What were the main themes from last week's standups?" Key Features
- Interval scheduling — runs on a fixed cadence, no user interaction needed
- Knowledge lifecycle — ingest daily, consolidate weekly, query anytime
- Autonomous execution — the bot does its job without you watching
- Cost-bounded —
max_stepsandmax_turnsprevent runaway costs - Three-layer compaction — handles large git outputs gracefully
- Automatic schedule expiry — no orphaned processes after the trial period
खुद try करें
# Clone and run git clone https://github.com/querymt/querymt.git && cd querymt cargo run --example qmtcode --features dashboard -- \ confs/standup_bot.toml --dashboard # In the dashboard, create a schedule: # Session -> Schedules -> Create Schedule # Prompt: "Run a standup cycle: analyze recent git activity, ingest findings, and report." # Trigger: Interval, 86400s (daily) # Max runs: 30