Each Claude Code session now gets its own state file at:
~/.claude/buddymon/sessions/<pgrp>.json
Contains: buddymon_id, session_xp, challenge — all session-local.
Global active.json keeps the default buddymon_id for new sessions.
/buddymon assign writes to the session file only, so assigning in one
terminal window doesn't affect other open sessions. Each window can
have its own buddy assigned independently.
SessionStart creates the session file (inheriting global default).
SessionStop reads XP from it, writes to roster, then removes it.
catch_pending: set immediately when /buddymon catch is invoked, suppresses
auto-resolve while weakening Q&A is in progress. Cleared before catch roll
(success clears encounter, failure leaves it without the flag so auto-resolve
resumes naturally on the next clean Bash run).
wounded: first clean Bash run without catch_pending drops the encounter to 5%
strength and re-announces via UserPromptSubmit with a fleeing message. Second
clean run auto-resolves it (it fled). UserPromptSubmit now shows distinct
announcement text for wounded vs fresh encounters.
Bash PostToolUse additionalContext is silently dropped by CC — encounters
are written to state but never surfaced. Fix with a two-phase approach:
- PostToolUse (Bash): detects error, writes encounter with announced:false
- UserPromptSubmit: fires on next user message, checks for unannounced
encounter, surfaces it once, marks announced:true so dedup loop breaks
Removes debug scaffolding and the format_encounter_message call from the
Bash hook (announcement is now fully owned by user-prompt-submit.py).
