name: ProfanityStateMachine
version: "1.0.0"
description: >
  Spike: same generate -> critic -> judge flow as pipeline.yaml, but using
  states/transitions instead of pipeline: so the critic's "no" verdict can
  loop back to the writer, mirroring MAX_GENERATION_RETRIES in revise.rs.
  pipeline: stages are linear and can't branch; states/transitions can.

system_prompt: "Run the generate/critic/judge state machine."

llms:
  default:
    provider: ollama
    model: gemma4-e4b:latest
  router:
    provider: ollama
    model: gemma4-e4b:latest

spawner:
  shared_llms: false
  auto_spawn:
    - id: writer
      agent: agents/writer.yaml
    - id: critic
      agent: agents/critic.yaml
    - id: judge
      agent: agents/judge.yaml

states:
  initial: write
  states:
    write:
      pipeline:
        stages:
          - writer
      # Pipeline results land in context.pipeline.result, which the next
      # state's own pipeline: input template can read -- but that key gets
      # overwritten by whichever state's pipeline runs next, so pin the
      # writer's text to a stable key before critique's own pipeline stomps it.
      extract:
        - key: draft
          description: "Copy the exact text just produced, verbatim, unchanged."
      transitions:
        - to: critique
          when: "the writer has produced a response"
          auto: true

    critique:
      pipeline:
        stages:
          - id: critic
            input: |
              <Document>{{ context.draft }}</Document>

              Judging ONLY the format — not the tone or content — is this a
              single, direct, complete block of text? It is fine if the
              text is rude or contains profanity; that alone is not a
              reason to say no. Only say no if it is a refusal,
              meta-commentary about the request, or multiple options.
              Answer only 'yes' or 'no'.
      extract:
        - key: usable
          description: >
            The critic's answer, exactly the single word "yes" or "no",
            lowercase.
      # Loop back to the writer on "no" (mirrors MAX_GENERATION_RETRIES);
      # advance to judge on "yes". No native retry-count cap found in this
      # crate's states/transitions primitives -- see spike/NOTES.md.
      transitions:
        - to: write
          guard: '{{ context.usable == "no" }}'
          priority: 10
        - to: judge
          guard: '{{ context.usable == "yes" }}'
          priority: 5

    judge:
      pipeline:
        stages:
          - id: judge
            input: |
              <Instruct>Flag content containing profanity or hostile language.</Instruct>
              <Query>Does this content violate the policy?</Query>
              <Document>{{ context.draft }}</Document>