docs: consolidate all docs under docs/ — single source of truth

Move issues (01–29) and PRD from .scratch/distributed-inference-network/
into docs/issues/ and docs/. Update ralph_progress.py DEFAULT_PRD path
and rewrite docs/agents/issue-tracker.md to reflect the new layout.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# US-015 — Ralph: agent-agnostic runner + status-field-aware dashboard
Two tightly coupled improvements to the Ralph workflow tooling:
1. **Status-field awareness**`ralph_progress.py` currently reads `passes: true/false` everywhere. Replace all `passes` references with the rich `status` field introduced in the prd.json schema migration. Surface `to-revise` and `needs-review` stories as an attention list rather than treating them like failed or blocked tasks.
2. **Agent-agnostic runner** — Ralph currently hardcodes `agentPlugin: "codex"` and always calls `ralph-tui run --agent codex`. Make the agent selectable per session with first-class support for Claude Code CLI, OpenRouter (unified API covering GPT-4, Mistral, DeepSeek, Llama, etc.), and the existing Codex plugin.
## Part 1: Status-field awareness in ralph_progress.py
### What to replace
Every occurrence of `story.get("passes")` in `scripts/ralph_progress.py` must be replaced with a helper that reads the `status` field with a `passes` fallback for backward compatibility:
```python
# Status → done mapping (backward-compat: passes=True counts as done if no status field)
_DONE_STATUSES = {"done"}
_ATTENTION_STATUSES = {"to-revise", "needs-review"}
_ACTIVE_STATUSES = {"in-progress"}
_DESIGN_STATUSES = {"in-design"}
def _is_done(story: dict) -> bool:
status = story.get("status")
if status:
return status in _DONE_STATUSES
return bool(story.get("passes")) # fallback
def _needs_attention(story: dict) -> bool:
return story.get("status") in _ATTENTION_STATUSES
def _is_active(story: dict) -> bool:
return story.get("status") in _ACTIVE_STATUSES
def _is_in_design(story: dict) -> bool:
return story.get("status") in _DESIGN_STATUSES
```
### `_story_sets` rewrite
Current behaviour lumps `to-revise` into the "done" bucket (because `passes=True`) or the "open" bucket. New behaviour:
```
done → status == "done" (or passes=True fallback)
attention → status in {to-revise, needs-review} ← new bucket
active → status == "in-progress"
in-design → status == "in-design" (treated as blocked — needs human before agent)
ready → status == "open" AND all deps done
blocked → status == "open" AND some dep not done
```
### `_deps_done` rewrite
Dependency is satisfied when the dep story `_is_done()` — not when `passes=True`.
### Dashboard additions
```
Ralph progress: Distributed Inference Network
PRD: .scratch/distributed-inference-network/prd.json
[############################] 13/15 complete (86%)
Done: 13 Ready: 1 Attention: 2 Blocked: 0
⚠ Attention required (review before running):
⚠ US-002 02 — Two-node shard pipeline
Wire format replaced by US-011 binary protocol; verify tests.
⚠ US-005 05 — OpenAI-compatible gateway
Gateway orchestration superseded by US-014; defer until US-014 lands.
→ US-014 14 — Tracker-as-first-layer-node (inference entry point)
```
### `auto` command behaviour
`auto` skips `to-revise` and `needs-review` stories — they need human review before an agent re-runs them. Add `--include-revise` flag to override this for unattended runs.
### `_review_report` additions
Include a dedicated **Attention Required** section in the generated review brief listing all `to-revise` and `needs-review` stories with their `status_reason`.
---
## Part 2: Agent-agnostic runner
### Agent selection
Add `--agent` option with these values:
| Value | CLI invoked | Config required |
|-------|-------------|-----------------|
| `codex` | `ralph-tui run --agent codex ...` | `OPENAI_API_KEY` (existing) |
| `claude` | `ralph-tui run --agent claude ...` | `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY` |
| `openrouter` | `ralph-tui run --agent openrouter ...` | `OPENROUTER_API_KEY` + `--model` |
| `custom` | `--agent-cmd <path>` | user-defined |
If `ralph-tui` does not natively support a requested agent plugin, `ralph_progress.py` falls back to invoking the agent CLI directly with the task prompt file, bypassing `ralph-tui run` entirely.
### Persistent agent config
Save the last-used agent choice to `.ralph-tui/agent-config.json` so it doesn't have to be passed on every command:
```json
{
"agent": "openrouter",
"model": "anthropic/claude-opus-4",
"updatedAt": "2026-06-29T..."
}
```
`--agent` on the CLI always overrides the saved config. `ralph_progress.py set-agent --agent openrouter --model openai/gpt-4o` writes the config file.
### OpenRouter adapter
When `agent == "openrouter"` and `ralph-tui` doesn't natively support it, `ralph_progress.py` implements a thin adapter:
1. Read the task prompt from the issue file + prd.json story
2. POST to `https://openrouter.ai/api/v1/chat/completions` with `OPENROUTER_API_KEY`
3. Stream response to stdout
4. Watch prd.json for `status` change to detect task completion
5. Timeout after configurable duration (default: 10 minutes per task)
The OpenRouter model is set via `--model` (e.g. `openai/gpt-4o`, `mistralai/mistral-large`, `meta-llama/llama-3-70b-instruct`). Default: `anthropic/claude-opus-4`.
### `custom` agent
`--agent custom --agent-cmd ./my-agent.sh` — Ralph passes the task prompt file path as `$1`. The script exits 0 on success. This makes Ralph compatible with any future agent tool without code changes.
---
## Acceptance Criteria
- All `passes` reads in `ralph_progress.py` replaced with `_is_done()` helper (with fallback)
- `_story_sets` returns five buckets: done, attention, active, in-design, ready, blocked
- Dashboard shows `⚠ Attention required` section with `status_reason` for each affected story
- `auto` skips `to-revise` / `needs-review` by default; `--include-revise` overrides
- `ralph_progress.py set-agent --agent <name>` writes `.ralph-tui/agent-config.json`
- `--agent codex|claude|openrouter|custom` accepted by all subcommands that invoke Ralph
- `ralph_progress.py run-next --agent openrouter --model openai/gpt-4o` runs a task via OpenRouter adapter
- `ralph_progress.py run-next --agent custom --agent-cmd ./my-agent.sh` runs a task via custom script
- `python -m pytest` passes from repo root
- Commit only this story's changes
---
## Part 4: Per-story metadata in dashboard
Every story in the dashboard gets an optional second line showing what is known about it:
```
✓ US-012 12 — Real PyTorch model backend
codex · done · "Added model_backend.py with bitsandbytes NF4 support"
⚡ US-014 14 — Tracker-as-first-layer-node
codex · in-progress · worktree: ../AI-worktree-us-014
→ US-015 15 — Ralph agent-agnostic runner
claude · in-progress · worktree: ../AI-worktree-us-015
```
### Sources
| Data | Source |
|------|--------|
| Active worktree path | `git worktree list --porcelain` — match branches `feat/<story-id>` |
| Agent (active story) | `.ralph-tui/agent-config.json``agent` field |
| Agent (completed story) | `.ralph-tui/session.json``agentPlugin`; or `completionNotes` text |
| Last output summary | `story.completionNotes` (done); latest `git log -1 --format=%s feat/<id>` (worktree); last lines of most recent `.ralph-tui/iterations/<hash>_<date>_<id>.log` (in-progress) |
### Behaviour
- Metadata line is omitted if there is nothing to show (no agent, no worktree, no notes)
- Default: shown (verbose). `--compact` flag suppresses it for a tighter one-line-per-story view
- `_active_worktrees() -> dict[story_id, rel_path]` helper, called once per dashboard render
- `_story_meta(story, worktrees, session) -> str | None` helper returns the joined metadata string
### Additional acceptance criteria
- `ralph_progress.py show` displays worktree path for any story whose branch exists as `feat/<story-id>`
- Agent name appears next to in-progress and recently-completed stories
- `completionNotes` from prd.json appears as the summary for done stories
- `--compact` suppresses metadata lines