Give isolated workers only the source they need.
How it works
Why it beats the alternative
How it actually works
Exactly what it does — and when.
A maintainer selects the parser, its caller, and the failing fixture. Source Packets returns bounded excerpts with current hashes and names an omitted dependency, so the reviewer can ask for that missing range instead of guessing from a whole-repository dump.
Use it to…
Prepare a code-review packet
Select the relevant files and give a reviewer bounded excerpts with their current hashes.
Investigate one bug
Package the failing function and nearby dependencies while exposing anything the filter omitted.
Send local context to a remote worker
Provide an inspectable packet when the worker has no direct repository access.
The shift it creates
- A worker receives an entire repository
- The reviewed bytes are unclear
- Missing context disappears from the result
- Make the exact source considered by a worker inspectable
- Attach source hashes so stale evidence is visible
- Return omitted or blocked context as named gaps
What's inside
Who it's for
Developers using isolated workers
need to supply local code without sending a whole repository
Code reviewers
need exact excerpts and source identity
Agent coordinators
need bounded context that fits a declared budget
Questions, answered
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