re-Q6: could `digest --json` assign UUIDs to each individual entry, such that if a digest parser sees the same entry twice in a seq that has otherwise changed, it can know that it already processed that line before? or maybe just providing timestamps for each entry is sufficient, knowing that an agent output entry's timestamp can't change after it's committed-->parser tracks the last entry timestamp it processed, never processes any entry with the same-or-earlier timestamp. --- Q7: 1. rec ok + cyan status text color. 2. shouldn't overwrite window title as harnesses like CC use it to indicate agent busyness 3. sounds good. am not very eager to try the grid-model rc/terminal multiplexer. at that point, you're better off just building the more "beautiful" web-based spt-core GUI that likely has some mention in CONTEXT.md -agree with your "which subnet" rec.


proceed as recommended, then write the JIT plan. once that's done, /commune with immediate next steps and broad summary of the project's status + end goal. we'll resume in the next session


all agents you work alongside have perches on **legacy** SPT. The general conventions to know are Bash tool: `$OWL send`


proceed with next steps. see v0.16.0 through to release


additional role reminder: deployah publishes the release when the build is done.


when v0.16.0 drops, be sure to inform perri so she can build out the features the rely on that release


proceed with the wiring and gates. spt-core is updated. publish when everything is ready.


/diagnose SCELTOUIN (a machine on this same tailnet VPN) is unable to join the SPT_DEV spt subnet. it simply never finds a machine, and eventually stops searching with no output (no error message, no indication of what failed). if you tell me how, i can add an ssh key for you to access it via `decid@sceltouin`


there is a firewall allow. it's part of the spt-core install process. output from the test: [Pasted text #1 +6 lines] --- yes, n0 relay test succeeded.

PS C:\Users\decid> Get-NetFirewallApplicationFilter -Program "C:\Users\decid\AppData\Local\spt-core\bin\spt.exe" -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Get-NetFirewallRule | Select-Object DisplayName,Direction,Action,Enabled,Profile

DisplayName : spt-core inbound UDP
Direction   : Inbound
Action      : Allow
Enabled     : True
Profile     : Any


test results: [Pasted text #2 +30 lines] --- the Get-Service sshd command you shared keeps stalling


proved your hypothesis. first attempt eventually reached the "wrong code" warning, second attempt to join succeeded quickly.


two-phase is target, make discovery fast still priority and should apply when the --code flag is used


agree on ADR. write it, write the design doc, seed the reqs. but THEN /diagnose a new bug that blocks spt functionality: sceltouin sees all hfenduleam endpoints as online, whe none of them are: [Image #1] --- once you have a firm diagnosis, roll that in to a final JIT plan which includes all the followup fixes and changes we discussed in this session. that'll be our next milestone to build.


please confirm the design intent of the "dormant" state against CONTEXT.md


as i recall, the design intent for the Dormant+Active states as a pair was differentiation of messaging targets for endpoints that are instantiated across multiple nodes. this is important because SPT supports cross-node endpoint context sync. so if doyle is instantiated on both hfenduleam and enlyzeam, but was most recently used on hfenduleam, then doyle@hfenduleam is Active, and doyle@enlyzeam is Dormant-->all messages addressed to simply `doyle` reach the Active instance. in this example that's doyle@hfenduleam. -this means Dormanct does never (should never?) apply for single-instance endpoints. --- i also think the difference between suspended and offline is that offline indicates the endpoint's entire node is down, while suspended just means the endpoint is down while its node is up.


before we proceed, we need to grill and account for the representation of these states in the `spt endpoint run` TUI. please present a table of existing color+[hollow|filled] combinations and their corresponding states, then suggestions for changes and any new color+[hollow|filled] combinations.


concerns: -bound/unbound state SHOULD be visible across nodes, because rc can control an unbound session-->might be necessary for endpoint management-->important to know unbound vs. bound. -controlled/not controlled are also important to know remotely, lest the user attempt to control and hit an error because they didn't know it was already being controlled. --- tensions 1 + 3: good points. dormant is helpful to inform the user which node's instance was used the most recently. but maybe the dormant-->suspended timeout is sufficient to disambiguate this (by the time the user would need reminded, the dormant instance would be suspended) 2: there should be no semantics difference between local and remote. subnet view should show all the same things. -to that end, all suspended endpoints (even locally) should show as such. let's use filled gray for it. -thus, offline comes to apply only to endpoints on remote nodes, and would never apply to local endpoints.


i want hollow to mean "cannot be controlled". so let's plan the following changes: -online unbound (**controlled or not**) = red filled-->controlled state is simply differentiated by the options available to the user. controlled+unbound would be rare anyway. -online harness-only = amber hollow. -no more "unbound controlled" case, only "online controlled". --- 1 - 4: agree. -Q1: yes, harness-only needs to gossip so user can understand *why* they can't rc it. -Q2: yes, show which node drives it.


agree with your residual rec. -stick with red. --- proceed


/commune with immediate next steps and broad summary of the project's status + end goal. we'll resume in the next session


/commune with immediate next steps and broad summary of the project's status + end goal. we'll resume in the next session, full milestone.


see it through to full milestone publish + release


what does AGENTS.md say about how you reach peers.


proceed to build v0.9.0. see it through to release publish