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`PreStepDecision` is `{ kind: 'reject' } | { kind: 'enter'; messages: UserMessage[] }`. Reject opens no step, leaves the claimed batch removed, and closes the turn as blocked without any step events. Empty entry, cancellation, and failure before `step/start` likewise close a balanced no-step turn. Enter supplies the complete batch appended as `user/message` events after `step/start`. A listener wrapping `next()` preserves downstream changes unless it intentionally replaces them, so all message rewrites settle once in the final return value. There is no `agent/prompt-prepare`, `agent/prompt-submit`, or `agent/step` seam.
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`PreStepDecision` is `{ kind: 'reject' } | { kind: 'enter'; messages: UserMessage[] }`. Reject opens no step, leaves the claimed batch removed, and closes the turn as blocked without any step events. Empty entry, cancellation, and failure before `step/start` likewise close a balanced no-step turn. Enter supplies the complete batch appended as `user/message` events after `step/start`. A listener wrapping `next()` preserves downstream changes unless it intentionally replaces them, so all message rewrites settle once in the final return value. There is no `agent/prompt-prepare`, `agent/prompt-submit`, or `agent/step` seam.
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-The durable inbox remains two `UserMessage[]` lists addressed by `MessageId`. `append`, `prepend`, and `splice` take a target, while `replace(messageId, newMessage)` and `remove(messageId)` locate the pending message across both lists before committing a normalized splice. Replacement may change identity and emits the old message as discarded followed by the new message as inserted. Every insertion emits `agent/inbox/inserted { message }`; an ordinary removal records `outcome: 'canceled'` and emits `agent/inbox/discarded { message }`. These live events add no placement, outcome, or batch fields.
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+The durable inbox remains two `UserMessage[]` lists addressed by `MessageId`. `append`, `prepend`, and `splice` take a target, while `replace(messageId, newMessage)` and `remove(messageId)` locate the pending message across both lists before committing a normalized splice. Replacement may change identity and emits the old message as discarded followed by the new message as inserted. Every insertion emits `agent/inbox/inserted { message }`; an ordinary removal records `outcome: 'canceled'` and emits `agent/inbox/discarded { message }`. Claiming is the loop's internal step-boundary operation on the inbox and records pure deletions without notifications or an outcome, so the loop can publish claimed events itself. These live events add no placement, outcome, or batch fields.
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The two event surfaces have separate consumers. Observers following one message use `agent/inbox/inserted`, `claimed`, and `discarded`. Whole-queue consumers, including the Web queue projection and reconnect baseline, use the durable `agent/inbox/spliced` stream; UI edits and removals route through `Inbox.splice()` or another Inbox mutation method so the same projection records every change.
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The two event surfaces have separate consumers. Observers following one message use `agent/inbox/inserted`, `claimed`, and `discarded`. Whole-queue consumers, including the Web queue projection and reconnect baseline, use the durable `agent/inbox/spliced` stream; UI edits and removals route through `Inbox.splice()` or another Inbox mutation method so the same projection records every change.
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