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| title | description |
|---|---|
| Packages | Workspace packages in the patch.moi monorepo. |
Packages
@peezy.tech/patch
The Bun service in apps/patch. It exports no public package API; its runtime
entry points are src/server.ts for the service and src/cli.ts for local
operator commands.
Responsibilities:
- Poll configured feeds.
- Normalize entries into
FeedSignalrecords. - Store JSONL state.
- Submit generic
FlowEventtriggers through the patch.moi workspace backend adapter. - Provide the
patch.moiCLI for setup, local maintenance runs, status, retry, replay, and sync. - Serve admin inspection, retry, and replay endpoints.
The service package does not store patch contents. Maintained patch stacks live in Git repositories operated on by local workspaces or forge runners.
@peezy.tech/patch-docs
The Tome documentation package in docs. Build it with:
bun run docs:build
Root Workspace
The repository root owns shared scripts and dev dependencies. It installs the
current @peezy.tech/codex-flows package surface so repo-native workspace,
flow, app-server, and backend commands are available:
bun run flow:list
bun run workspace:backend
bun run workspace:doctor
bun run workspace:tick
bun run workspace:run:harness
Those commands are operator automation around the repo. They do not replace the
Patch service package or its DATA_DIR state.
Installed Flow Capabilities
External flow capabilities are installed under .codex/flows and tracked in
.codex/pack-lock.json. The current install brings in the Codex release
maintenance flows from the sibling ../codex-flows repository:
codex-flows pack doctor --json
openai-codex-bindings and peezy-codex-fork both match
upstream.release events for openai/codex. They are installed capabilities,
not patch.moi product state. patch.moi still records feed-owned flow events,
workspace dispatches, and maintenance attempts under DATA_DIR.
Related Runtime Package
patch.moi uses the consolidated codex-flows package surface:
| Package | Published version | patch.moi use |
|---|---|---|
@peezy.tech/codex-flows |
^0.3.5 |
flow runtime, Bun flow helpers, workspace backend protocol/client, Actions/local flow state, CLI automation, and backend bins |
patch.moi product state still belongs in the Patch service JSONL store by default. Generic flow backend state is execution/run state. It is useful for inspection and sync, but it is not the default home for feed signals, workspace dispatch records, or maintenance attempts.