Command reference
oko frustration raise
Keeps one conduct the operator said raises his frustration, in his words, at the priority he gave it: top is above every other cause, as he ranked an agent giving up on its work and an agent handing him actions it has not thought through or checked against the requirements.
Invocation#
oko frustration raise --said TEXT --priority top|high|normal --session ID --ordinal N [--json]Inputs and options#
- His words naming the conduct, the priority, the session and the operator turn he said it in.
Output and state effect#
- Prints `raising cause <id> (<priority>): <words>`, or the declaration as JSON. The same words declared again answer the one kept; with another priority they re-rank it, keeping the turn that re-ranked it.
Refusals and safe exits#
- `oko frustration raise: --priority takes top, high or normal, got <text>` and `oko frustration raise: --ordinal counts operator turns from one, got <text>: <error>` (exit 2); a missing --said, --priority, --session or --ordinal is refused by name.