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what's on at dendy this weekend? anything good?
Bash dendy-cli movies
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Here's what's showing at Dendy this weekend:

The Brutalist -- 3h 35min, still running. Sat 1:30pm, Sun 11:00am and 4:15pm. The Brady Corbet one you mentioned wanting to see.

Nosferatu -- back for a limited run. Fri 9:30pm, Sat 9:15pm. Cinema 1 both times so the bigger screen.

Anora -- Sat 6:45pm, Sun 2:00pm. Sean Baker's latest, been getting excellent word of mouth.

The Brutalist is the obvious pick if you haven't caught it yet. Fair warning on the runtime though.

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yeah grab me 2 tickets for the brutalist on saturday, the usual seats. also can you check if ruby's free that afternoon
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Seats H7 and H8 are both free for Sat 1:30pm. That's your usual row, center pair.

I can't complete the booking from here -- Dendy needs Stripe + reCAPTCHA so you'll have to finish checkout in the browser. Want me to hold these in your cart?

Ruby's calendar shows free from noon onwards on Saturday. No conflicts.

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yeah add to cart, I'll pay later. also remind me to grab snacks before we go
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Done. Two tickets in your cart for The Brutalist, Sat 1:30pm, seats H7-H8. Cart link will be in your Dendy account when you're ready to pay.

Reminder set for Saturday 12:45pm: grab snacks before Dendy.

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Refactor colony transport

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Refactor the colony channel transport layer. The current stdio MCP approach works but the message delivery is unreliable for Codex. Split the transport into a clean interface so we can swap implementations without touching the messaging logic.
Read channel/server.ts Read channel/forge-mcp.sh Grep transport Read channel/codex-live-bridge.ts
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Looked at the current transport setup. The problem is clear: server.ts handles both MCP protocol framing and message routing in the same module. The Codex bridge (codex-live-bridge.ts) bolts on top as a polling workaround.

Plan:

1. Extract a Transport type with send, receive, and subscribe methods
2. Implement StdioTransport for the existing MCP path
3. Implement AppServerTransport for Codex's HTTP injection
4. Keep the message store and routing logic in a shared MessageBus that accepts any transport

Starting with the type definitions and the extraction.

Write channel/transport.ts Write channel/transports/stdio.ts Write channel/transports/app-server.ts Edit channel/server.ts Edit channel/server.ts Bash tsc --noEmit
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Transport layer extracted. Type-checks clean. The split looks like this:

channel/
  transport.ts          -- Transport type + MessageBus
  transports/
    stdio.ts            -- MCP stdio (existing behavior)
    app-server.ts       -- Codex HTTP injection
  server.ts             -- now just wires transport to MCP handlers

The MessageBus is transport-agnostic. Each transport implements three methods and the bus doesn't care how messages physically move. The Codex bridge becomes a proper transport instead of a polling hack.

One thing worth noting: the old bridge consumed messages on read, which meant if the inject failed the message was lost. The new AppServerTransport uses an ack-based approach -- messages stay unread until the Codex session confirms receipt.

Bash bun run build Bash bun test git add -A git commit colony_send
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Build passes, all existing tests pass. Committed to main:

refactor: extract colony transport layer

Split MCP protocol handling from message routing.
Transport is now a pluggable type with stdio
and app-server implementations.

Sent status update to colony. The forge-mcp.sh wrapper still works unchanged -- it just creates a StdioTransport under the hood now.