Enum PeerInboundKind 

pub enum PeerInboundKind {
    Message {
        id: String,
        from: String,
        org: String,
        body: String,
    },
    DeliveryFailure {
        target: String,
        org: String,
        reason: String,
    },
    WorkerSpawnFailed {
        label: String,
        reason: String,
    },
    Gotify {
        app: String,
        title: String,
        message: String,
        priority: u8,
    },
    Cron {
        prompt: String,
    },
    Voice {
        note: String,
    },
    Slack {
        workspace: String,
        channel: String,
        author: Option<String>,
        body: String,
    },
}

One inbound peer block parsed from the user-turn text.

Wire envelopes carry fields (the send’s id, the originating org) that the previous chrome surfaced as DIM meta chunks. The redesigned chat block hides those by default - the parser still retains them, and the id is what the chat-streak grouping keys a messaging group on.

Variants

Message

[Message id=m-... from agent 'X' (org 'Y')]\n\n<body>

Every peer message is this one kind: a reply is just another message, so there is nothing left for a second kind to say.

Fields

id: String

from: String

org: String

body: String

DeliveryFailure

[Message to agent 'X' (org 'Y') failed to deliver: <reason>] Sender-side delivery failure: a message parked for a sleeping project whose spawn then failed.

The older [Ask id=... to agent 'X' ... failed to deliver: ...] shape parses to this same kind, so a replayed transcript still draws its failure.

Fields

target: String

org: String

reason: String

WorkerSpawnFailed

[Worker '<label>' spawn failed id=<id>: <reason>] Lead-side notice that a team worker’s async spawn failed (subprocess crashed inside the --worktree machinery before reaching Connected). Reason text is verbatim from claude’s stderr. Kept as a one-line system notice rather than a peer row because it’s a workspace-generated lifecycle event, not a peer comm - touching its render shape is out of scope for #189.

Fields

label: String

reason: String

Gotify

[Gotify - app 'X', priority N]\n<title>\n<message> - an inbound external Gotify notification delivered as a user turn. Rendered with distinct chrome (the ◈ gotify glyph, Gotify source label) so it reads as an external event, not agent traffic. Never groups with peer envelopes (see PeerInboundKind::peer_sender_identity).

Fields

app: String

title: String

message: String

priority: u8

Cron

[Cron]\n\n<prompt> - a durable cron that fired into this session, delivered as a user turn. Rendered with the ◴ cron glyph + a Cron source label so it reads as a scheduled internal event, not agent traffic. Never groups with peer envelopes (see PeerInboundKind::peer_sender_identity).

Fields

prompt: String

Voice

[Voice]\n\n<note> - forge telling the seat’s session the reader is listening or has stopped, delivered as a user turn. The note is for the agent, so it draws as an information row rather than as the reader’s own turn. Never groups with peer envelopes (see PeerInboundKind::peer_sender_identity).

Fields

note: String

Slack

[Slack - workspace 'X', <channel>] id ... ts ... then one <author>: <text> [ts ...] line per delivered message - a conversation’s news, delivered as a user turn. Rendered with the ◇ glyph + a Slack source label so it reads as an external event, not agent traffic. Never groups with peer envelopes (see PeerInboundKind::peer_sender_identity).

Fields

workspace: String

channel: String

author: Option<String>

None when there is no name to print. The producer resolves the author before the prose is written, so a bot’s message carries the user id it always had and its own profile name beside it; a name that resolved to nothing leaves unknown in the clause, which is dropped here. Also None for a multi-message body, whose members each name their own author.

body: String

Implementations

impl PeerInboundKind

pub fn org(&self) -> &str

The sender_org field threaded through every variant - drives same-project envelope grouping in a view’s chat iteration. Variants that carry an explicit org return it; the worker-spawn-failure notice has no org of its own (it’s lead-local, with no sending project) so it returns an empty string and naturally groups with adjacent lead-local envelopes.

pub fn peer_sender_identity(&self) -> Option<&str>

The peer/worker sender identity used for envelope grouping (the from / target / label name). None for Gotify, Cron and Slack: those are not agent traffic and must never merge into a peer messaging group - the grouping predicates key off Some(..) here.

Trait Implementations

impl Debug for PeerInboundKind

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.