Adom Agent Watch

Your AI shouldn't sit idle just because an email didn't reach it. adom-agent-watch is a small background cron that pulls your unresolved Adom Wiki notifications and wakes your agent to resolve them — verify a shipped fix on the live page, reply to a review, resume the related work — then marks them handled.

It's the last mile for the notifications feed (adom/wiki #58): the platform knows what changed; this turns that into your agent actually doing the follow-up. Distributable — every coworker installs it and their AI gets the same background-resolver.

Install

adompkg install adom-agent-watch

Drops adom-agent-watch on your PATH and a cron that runs it every 30 min.

adom-agent-watch status     # source, wake command, watched pages, last inbox
adom-agent-watch run        # one poll cycle now
adom-agent-watch test-wake  # verify the wake command fires

How it works (degrades gracefully — works today)

Each cycle it pulls your unresolved notifications from the best source available:

webhook (once the platform adds it) → feed poll (adom-wiki notifications list --unread, #58) → direct issue poll (diff issues you authored on watched pages — works right now, no dependency)

On anything new it writes a digest to ~/.local/state/adom-agent-watch/inbox.md and invokes your wake command (default: claude -p <prompt> if claude is on PATH) with the digest + "resolve these or continue the related work, then mark handled." As the platform ships the feed and webhooks, the same tool auto-upgrades to them.

Config (optional)

~/.config/adom-agent-watch/config.json:

{
  "wake_cmd": "claude -p",
  "pages": ["adom/wiki"],
  "user": "<your-handle>"
}

• wake_cmd — how to wake your agent (the digest+prompt is appended). null = auto-detect claude. Set to anything that takes a prompt as its last argument.
• pages — the interim-poll watchlist (only used until the #58 feed is live).
• user — your wiki handle (else auto-detected via adom-wiki whoami).

MIT. Pairs with the notifications feed (adom/wiki #58).