Puckai response logging via Jasmine GitHub issue

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    "doc": "idea_puckai_response_logging_jasmine",
    "role": "placeholder idea note: Puckai's response-logging story (puck.uno/ai/agent's log destination, the worldlet's forward destination, etc.) will be made easy by hooking into Jasmine, the existing Caspian logging package",
    "status": "idea — not designed",
    "related": ["Puckai agent.md (request.audit, request.promise, agent.log, worldlet forward — all being designed)",
        "Jasmine — requirements/caspian/packages/jasmine/",
        "hosted Jasmine ingest service — ideas/apps/logging-service.md"]
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When Puckai's response-handling surface fills in — request.audit, agent.log, the worldlet's forward destination, etc. — the easy default for actually persisting responses will be to hook into Jasmine. Jasmine is already the Caspian logging package; Puckai agent responses are exactly the kind of structured event Jasmine is built to capture.

Concretely: setting $agent.log = <jasmine-log> (or whatever the eventual surface is) should be a one-liner, and Jasmine's existing infrastructure (rotation, retention, query, hosted ingest) carries the rest. Puckai doesn't need its own logging mechanism — it inherits one.