The selfInputCh previously treated ALL internal messages as memory
consolidation tasks (hardcoded _consolidation_ output channel), which
silently discarded child-agent completion notifications:
- processConsolidation never appends to conversation context, so the
parent agent could not see that its child had finished
- it also discards the LLM response without emitting to any output
channel, so nothing reached the user
- net effect: notifications vanished; parent never called child_result
Restore the intended design: each self-input message now carries a
target output channel. Only consolidation tasks (_consolidation_) go
through the no-memory path (no context write, no emit). Child
notifications carry the parent's original output channel and are
processed as normal input: appended to context, LLM sees them and can
call child_result, and the response is emitted back to the user.
Changes:
- new selfInputMsg{text, channel} type + channelConsolidation const
- selfInputCh: chan string -> chan selfInputMsg
- injectSelf (consolidation) keeps _consolidation_; new
injectSelfChannel for flagged messages
- handleSelfInput routes on msg.channel instead of hardcoding
- executeSpawnChild captures a.currentOutputChannel and passes it to
runChildTask so the notification returns to the originating channel
(falls back to "cli" when unset or consolidation)
- executeChildResultTool: remove dead double-lock/re-check block
Verified end-to-end with tmux PTY against llmsproxy:
spawn_child -> child done -> notification processed via normal path
(log shows 'input from system -> response, tools=[child_result]'),
parent agent retrieved the child result successfully.
