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Dirigent Plugin

Hook strategy

  • message:received caches a per-session decision from deterministic rules.
  • before_model_resolve applies providerOverride + modelOverride when decision says no-reply.
  • before_prompt_build prepends end-marker instruction + scheduling identifier instruction when decision allows speaking.

Rules (in order)

  1. non-discord -> skip
  2. bypass sender -> skip
  3. end symbol matched -> skip
  4. else -> no-reply override

Config

See docs/CONFIG.example.json.

Required:

  • noReplyProvider
  • noReplyModel

Optional:

  • enabled (default true)
  • discordOnly (default true)
  • listMode (human-list | agent-list, default human-list)
  • humanList (default [])
  • agentList (default [])
  • channelPoliciesFile (per-channel overrides in a standalone JSON file)
  • schedulingIdentifier (default ➡️) — moderator handoff identifier
  • enableDirigentPolicyTool (default true)
  • multiMessageStartMarker (default ↗️)
  • multiMessageEndMarker (default ↙️)
  • multiMessagePromptMarker (default ⤵️)

Unified optional tool:

  • dirigent_tools
    • Discord actions: channel-private-create, channel-private-update, member-list
    • Policy actions: policy-get, policy-set-channel, policy-delete-channel
    • Turn actions: turn-status, turn-advance, turn-reset
  • bypassUserIds (deprecated alias of humanList)
  • endSymbols (default ["🔚"])
  • enableDiscordControlTool (default true)
  • Discord control actions are executed in-plugin via Discord REST API (no discordControlApiBaseUrl needed)
  • discordControlApiToken
  • discordControlCallerId
  • enableDebugLogs (default false)
  • debugLogChannelIds (default [], empty = all channels when debug enabled)

Per-channel policy file example: docs/channel-policies.example.json.

Policy file behavior:

  • loaded once on startup into memory
  • runtime decisions read memory state only
  • direct file edits do NOT affect memory state
  • dirigent_tools policy actions update memory first, then persist to file (atomic write)

Moderator handoff format

When the current speaker NO_REPLYs, the moderator bot sends: <@NEXT_USER_ID>➡️

This is a non-semantic scheduling message. The scheduling identifier (➡️ by default) carries no meaning — it simply signals the next agent to check chat history and decide whether to speak.

Multi-message mode / shuffle mode

  • Human sends the configured start marker (default ↗️) → channel enters multi-message mode.
  • While active, agents are forced to no-reply and the moderator sends only the configured prompt marker (default ⤵️) after each additional human message.
  • Human sends the configured end marker (default ↙️) → channel exits multi-message mode and normal scheduling resumes.
  • No separate moderator "entered/exited mode" confirmation message is sent; the markers themselves are the protocol.
  • The first moderator message after exit uses the normal scheduling handoff format: <@NEXT_USER_ID>➡️.
  • /dirigent turn-shuffling, /dirigent turn-shuffling on, and /dirigent turn-shuffling off control per-channel reshuffling between completed rounds.

Slash command (Discord)

/dirigent status
/dirigent turn-status
/dirigent turn-advance
/dirigent turn-reset
/dirigent turn-shuffling
/dirigent turn-shuffling on
/dirigent turn-shuffling off

Debug logging:

  • set enableDebugLogs: true to emit detailed hook diagnostics
  • optionally set debugLogChannelIds to only log selected channel IDs