<owl_messages>
<owl_message from="deployah" priority="high">[deployah, watching async] Heads-up for your todlando signing handoff: use `$OWL send todlando`, NOT `spt send todlando`. `spt send` is the new spt-core binary — no live perches run on it yet, so it bounces `NO_PERCH` (that's why your "stand down" to todlando bounced last session). `$OWL` routes to the legacy perch where todlando actually listens. Also: don't read `$?` after piping a send through `tail` — the pipe masks the real exit (your `SENT=$?` read 0 despite the bounce); use `${PIPESTATUS[0]}`. Nice work on v0.3.2 — platform guard + update-set publish looks right.</owl_message>
</owl_messages>

[OWL SYSTEM - HIGHEST PRIORITY] You have received high-priority owl messages above. STOP your current task and acknowledge each high-priority message BEFORE continuing with any tool use. If you are about to spawn subagent(s), run them in the background so you remain available for incoming messages.


The file C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\crates\spt\src\cli.rs has been updated successfully. (file state is current in your context — no need to Read it back)

    // [unit->REQ-UPD-8] the platform-safe origin-fetch URL derivation: the
    // signed update-set.json + each named platform asset, for `latest` vs a
    // pinned tag, per the spt-releases layout.
    #[test]
    fn origin_set_and_asset_urls_latest_and_tag() {

    // [unit->REQ-UPD-7] the origin-source fetch URL derivation (latest vs a
    // pinned tag, per the spt-releases layout) — now in its platform-safe
    // form: [unit->REQ-UPD-8] the signed update-set.json + each named platform
    // asset rather than a single per-platform artifact.
    #[test]
    fn origin_set_and_asset_urls_latest_and_tag() {

-    // [unit->REQ-UPD-8] the platform-safe origin-fetch URL derivation: the

-    // signed update-set.json + each named platform asset, for `latest` vs a

-    // pinned tag, per the spt-releases layout.

+    // [unit->REQ-UPD-7] the origin-source fetch URL derivation (latest vs a

+    // pinned tag, per the spt-releases layout) — now in its platform-safe

+    // form: [unit->REQ-UPD-8] the signed update-set.json + each named platform

+    // asset rather than a single per-platform artifact.


Mint REQ-UPD-8 in traceable-reqs.toml

Add REQ-UPD-8: platform-safe origin fetch + apply platform-guard + friendly apply message. required_stages = ["impl","unit"].

Add product_version field to metadata

Add additive serde `product_version: String` to ReleaseMetadata + UpdateSetMetadata in release.rs (default ""). Update test helpers.

Cache platform stamp + product_version helper

relcache.rs: platform sidecar (staged_platform, stage_single_with_platform, stage()/stage_update_set() clear stamp), StagedUpdate::product_version().

Apply platform guard + product_version outcome

applyhost.rs: Single path refuses unstamped/mismatched platform. Applied{version,product_version}. Update tests + add regression test.

Fetch stages update-set + apply message

cli.rs: cmd_update_fetch downloads update-set.json + all platform artifacts, verifies, stages set. Friendly apply message + render helper. Unit tests for URL/asset derivation + message.

xtask publish emits + uploads update-set.json

xtask main.rs release_publish: build+sign SignedUpdateSet over both platforms, stamp product_version from tag, write+upload update-set.json. Stamp product_version in sign_artifacts too.

Run gates

build, test, clippy, --no-default-features, traceable-reqs check, xtask check.


Acknowledged, deployah. Logging the two gotchas for the todlando handoff: **`$OWL send todlando`** (not `spt send` — bounces `NO_PERCH`), and read **`${PIPESTATUS[0]}`** not `$?` when piping through `tail`. Quick ack back:


Bash

$OWL send deployah <<'EOF'
Ack — thanks. Will use `$OWL send todlando` + ${PIPESTATUS[0]} for the signing handoff. v0.3.2 fix code-complete, finishing gates (traceable-reqs re-check) now; CHANGELOG next, then I ping todlando to sign.
EOF
echo "EXIT=${PIPESTATUS[0]}"

Ack deployah via legacy owl perch


➜ SENT:deployah
EXIT=0


Ack sent. Re-running the traceable-reqs gate after re-tagging REQ-UPD-7:


traceable-reqs check after re-tag


  [OK] REQ-UPD-6  required: [doc, impl, unit, int]  stages: +doc +impl +unit +int
       Platform-targeted update sets and debug rollout: signed multi-platform update metadata, recipient platform selection, channel-scoped monotonic counters, debug-channel opt-in via release-key overlay, local staging plus pull-based peer propagation, and maintainer-only convergence tooling (ADR-0016)
  [OK] REQ-UPD-7  required: [impl, unit]  stages: -doc +impl +unit -int
       Origin-source update bootstrap (`spt update fetch`): pull the latest signed release directly from the GitHub release origin (`SaberMage/spt-releases`) — the per-platform artifact + its `<asset>.release.json` SignedRelease metadata — and stage it through the EXISTING verify→stage pipeline (the same `plan_verified` gate: two-key signature + channel + monotonic rollback floor + SHA-256), after which the normal consent-notif / `spt update apply` flow is unchanged. Closes the peer-only-discovery gap (REQ-UPD-1): a first-in-fleet / isolated node can update with no peer to pull from. The signed-release anchor keeps the GitHub transport untrusted-but-verified.
  [OK] REQ-UPD-8  required: [impl, unit]  stages: -doc +impl +unit -int
       Platform-safe `spt update fetch` + apply platform-guard (v0.3.1 cross-OS brick fix): `spt update fetch` stages the signed multi-platform `SignedUpdateSet` (`update-set.json` + every platform artifact it names), never a platform-blind single `SignedRelease`, so local apply selects `current_platform()` and P2P re-serve lets each peer select ITS own platform. Defense-in-depth: `apply_staged` REFUSES a staged single-release artifact unless it is platform-stamped for THIS node (an unstamped pre-v0.3.2 single, or a single stamped for another OS, fail-safe refuses — the guard that alone prevents the v0.3.1 brick where a Linux ELF was applied as `spt.exe`). UX: a friendly post-apply message (`Updated spt-core to vX.Y.Z.` + changelog URL) driven by an additive `product_version` metadata field, with a release-counter fallback when absent.


traceable-reqs check 2>&1 | grep -i "finding\|must\|error\|FAIL" | head; echo "exit check:"; traceable-reqs check >$null 2>&1; echo "EXIT=$?"

Confirm traceable-reqs clean exit


179 requirements: 179 complete, 0 incomplete, 0 findings
       Peer address seeding, both cold starts: durable peer-addrs.json (identity dir) maps peer pubkey → last-known dialable address; the pump's resolver consults it FIRST with id-only discovery fallback on miss or dial failure (a stale addr never strands a peer); written by the pairing ceremony (both sides, from the live connection) and by the pump on successful connect; post-join first sync and post-restart resync converge in seconds, not ~1 min (M8 decisions 14, 20)
       Net-bind boot-race resilience: a daemon that comes up net-less (NetHost::start failed — e.g. the systemd unit autostarted before the network/DNS stack was ready, `Failed to create an address lookup service`) must SELF-HEAL — retry the net bring-up in the background with capped backoff and, on success, attach net to the broker + spawn the dispatcher/peer-pump (which today are gated on `net_up` at boot and so never start, leaving the node silently unreachable until a manual restart — kitsubito 2026-06-08). Status surfaces the net-less state honestly (a net-less broker renders as 'no connection', not only a pump-STALLED line with a bogus pre-boot heartbeat age). The installer's autostart unit waits for the network (`Wants=/After=network-online.target`) as belt-and-suspenders.
       A surfaced concurrent context pair is durably preserved (both versions, tracked artifacts) until a strictly dominating write clears it; no reconcile failure path discards an unmerged version (6.6, ADR-0013)
       ConPTY reader must auto-answer DSR (ESC[6n) or all child output stalls (5.5)
       Per-agent pulse/psyche/echo-commune scheduling must not serialize across agents: each agent's bounded LLM call (echo-commune summarizer, Psyche turn) runs off the shared scheduler so one slow/hung call cannot stall another agent's tick (7.4)
       Windows detached long-lived children must not inherit a captured caller's pipe: every detach-spawn of an immortal child (daemon, shell binary) runs bInheritHandles=FALSE, or a caller capturing output anywhere up the process chain hangs forever on a pipe that never EOFs — std-handle flag stripping is NOT sufficient (grandparent strays still flow) (5.6)
       Envelope CR-linesafety (4.1): the line-framed EVENT codec must neutralize raw carriage returns — `event_body_escape` folds CRLF/lone-CR to the codec's representable linebreak (`\n`→`<br>`) BEFORE framing, so a body carrying `\r` (Windows `echo`/CRLF text crossing nodes) cannot survive into the single-line envelope and trigger a receiver terminal CR→col0 overwrite that corrupts the frame. Robustness on unrepresentable input, NOT a wire-format change (decoder untouched, amp-last invariant held). Belt-and-suspenders: `spt send`/`ring` also trim stdin (parity with `notify`).
       Concurrent SQLite openers (registry/spool) must not fail with 'database is locked' (4.7)
       SQLite store opens create their parent dir themselves — a fresh-home registry op must not SQLITE_CANTOPEN (4.9)
exit check:
/usr/bin/bash: line 4: $null: ambiguous redirect
EXIT=1


The `$null` error was my Bash/pwsh mix-up, not traceable-reqs — it reported **179 complete, 0 findings**. Confirm exit:


traceable-reqs check >/dev/null 2>&1; echo "TRACEABLE_EXIT=$?"

Confirm traceable-reqs exit code


All gates green: workspace build, 224 daemon + 108 cli tests, clippy clean, `--no-default-features`, propagate/peerloop integration, `xtask check: OK`, **traceable-reqs exit 0 (179 complete, 0 findings)**.


Updated task #2 status


Updated task #6 status


Updated task #7 status


Now release prep (CHANGELOG + version bump → commit → CI). Read CHANGELOG top, ci.yml triggers, Cargo version:


sed -n '1,40p' CHANGELOG.md; echo "=== ci.yml triggers ==="; sed -n '1,30p' .github/workflows/ci.yml | grep -A12 "^on:"; echo "=== Cargo version line ==="; sed -n '18,20p' Cargo.toml

CHANGELOG head, CI triggers, version


# Changelog

All notable **user-facing** changes to `spt` — what a person running the CLI
notices or does differently. The `## [<version>]` section of each release
becomes that release's GitHub Release notes verbatim (see
`docs/RELEASE-RUNBOOK.md`). This project follows
[Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com) and semantic versioning
(pre-1.0: breaking changes bump the minor).

## [Unreleased]

## [0.3.1] - 2026-06-08

### Added

- **`spt update fetch`** — pull and stage the latest signed release straight from the project's GitHub releases, then `spt update apply` to install it. This bootstraps the first machine in a fleet (or any machine with no peer to update from), which previously could only receive an update from another machine that already had it. The download is verified against the same signed-release keys as peer-to-peer updates. Add `--tag vX.Y.Z` to fetch a specific version.

### Fixed

- **Messages sent from Windows no longer arrive garbled.** A message piped into `spt send` or `spt ring` from a Windows shell (whose text carries a carriage return) could corrupt how the message displayed on the receiving machine. The message codec now neutralizes carriage returns, and `send`/`ring` trim their input like `notify` already did.
- **A node is no longer stranded offline after a reboot.** If the daemon started before the machine's network was ready (common immediately after boot), it used to come up with no connection and stay that way until you manually restarted it — `spt daemon` would just report the peer pump as "STALLED". Now the daemon keeps retrying the network in the background and brings itself online once the network is up, with no restart needed. While it's waiting, `spt daemon` reports "no connection" honestly instead of a misleading stalled-pump message. (On Linux the installed service now also waits for the network at boot.)

## [0.3.0] - 2026-06-08

### Added

- **`spt subnet revoke <node>…`** — remove one or more machines from a subnet across the **whole fleet**, not just locally. It tells every member to drop the node within moments, then rotates the subnet's shared secret so the removed machine is locked out and must re-pair to come back. By default the rotation is batched at the end of a one-hour window — several revokes in that window share a single rotation, and any member that was briefly offline heals automatically across it. Pass `--force-rotate-seed` to rotate the secret immediately (the compromised-machine path; a member that's offline at that moment will have to re-pair rather than auto-heal). Name each target by hostname, key prefix, or full key. Requires running elevated. This is the fleet-wide counterpart to `spt subnet prune`, which only cleans a dead node off the local machine.
- **`spt daemon start`** — bring the daemon up in the background, idempotently. When `spt` is installed as a service (the Linux per-user service, or the Windows logon task), `start` and `stop` now drive *that* service instead of a stray hand-started daemon — so the two never fight each other for the connection. `spt daemon start` on an already-running daemon just says so and does nothing.

### Changed

- **Subnets are now a full mesh.** *(Breaking — see the upgrade note.)* Every machine in a subnet now connects directly to, and shows, **every other member** in `spt subnet status --nodes` — previously you mainly saw the machines you had paired with directly. Membership in the subnet is now what grants trust, replacing the separate per-peer trust list that earlier versions kept.
  - **Upgrading from 0.2.0:** there is no automatic migration of the old trust list, so after updating, **re-pair your machines into their subnets** (`spt subnet join`, or create + invite from a seed holder) to rebuild membership. Until a machine is re-paired, it won't be reachable in its subnets.
- **`spt daemon stop` is service-aware.** If a managed service owns the daemon, `stop` asks the service manager to stop it cleanly (so it doesn't immediately restart), instead of signalling the process directly. A hand-started daemon still stops the same way as before.
- **`spt daemon run` is now strictly foreground on every platform** — it stays attached to your terminal until you stop it (the form the installed service uses). For a background daemon, use `spt daemon start`. On Windows, running `daemon run` from an elevated shell now refuses with a hint rather than silently disappearing into the background.
- **`spt daemon status` shows what manages the daemon** — whether a service owns it (and is active) or it was started by hand.

### Performance

- **`spt subnet status --nodes` is much faster when several nodes are offline.** It now checks all the quiet nodes at once, so the view comes back in about the time of a single check instead of stacking the wait up node by node. (This matters more now that a subnet is a full mesh and you see every member.)
=== ci.yml triggers ===
on:
  push:
    branches: [main, dev-freeform]
  pull_request:

# Cancel superseded runs on the same ref.
concurrency:
  group: ci-${{ github.ref }}
  cancel-in-progress: true

jobs:
  # ---- Rust build + test + lint (cross-platform: exercises both the
  # cfg(windows) OpenProcess path and the cfg(unix) libc path in proc.rs) ----
=== Cargo version line ===
[workspace.package]
version = "0.3.1"


CI runs on `main`/`dev-freeform`/PRs across both self-hosted runners. Per the process lesson (push→CI before tagging), I'll stage the fix on `dev-freeform`. First bump version + CHANGELOG:


<tool_use_error>File has not been read yet. Read it first before writing to it.</tool_use_error>

Error: File has not been read yet. Read it first before writing to it.


18	[workspace.package]
19	version = "0.3.1"

[workspace.package]
version = "0.3.1"


The file C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\Cargo.toml has been updated successfully. (file state is current in your context — no need to Read it back)

# spt-core cargo workspace (M0). Acyclically-layered crates per R-ARCH-1:
#   spt-proto -> spt-store -> spt-msg -> {spt-net, spt-term, spt-runtime} -> spt-live -> spt-daemon -> spt
# M0 builds the bottom two: spt-proto (wire) + spt-store (persistence).
# M1 adds spt-msg (local messaging) — third layer, one-way above spt-store.
# M2a adds spt-runtime (harness contract: manifest schema + AgentRuntime) — fourth layer.
# M2b adds spt-live (live-agent lifecycle executor) — fifth layer, daemon-bound (not public SDK).
# M3a adds spt-term (session-surface mechanism: ConPTY/forkpty PTY layer) — sibling of spt-runtime, above spt-msg.
# M3b adds spt-daemon (broker/brain supervisor) — seventh layer, above spt-live, below spt; internal (not public SDK).
# M4 adds spt-net (P2P WAN/LAN transport) — sibling of spt-term/spt-runtime, above spt-msg; internal, default-on `net` feature.
[workspace]
resolver = "2"
members = ["crates/spt-proto", "crates/spt-store", "crates/spt-msg", "crates/spt-net", "crates/spt-term", "crates/spt-runtime", "crates/spt-live", "crates/spt-daemon", "crates/spt", "adapters/mock", "crates/xtask"]

# M6-D6 (grill decision 9): ONE shared version for every crate and the binary
# — the product version (v0.1.0 tag, `spt --version`). The wire-protocol
# version stays its own counter (REQ-ARCH-3) and the SignedRelease `version`
# is the separate monotonic release counter; neither conflates with this.
[workspace.package]
version = "0.3.1"


Edit

## [Unreleased]

## [0.3.2] - 2026-06-09

### Fixed

- **`spt update fetch` can no longer end up installing another platform's binary.** In a mixed Windows/Linux fleet, fetching an update on one machine and letting another machine pull it peer-to-peer could hand that machine a build for the *wrong* operating system — leaving `spt` unable to start. `spt update fetch` now downloads the signed, multi-platform update set, so every machine installs (and re-shares to its peers) the build for its own platform. As an extra safeguard, `spt update apply` refuses any staged update whose target platform can't be confirmed to match this machine. If you have an update staged from 0.3.1, re-run `spt update fetch` on 0.3.2 to replace it with the platform-safe set.

### Changed

- **`spt update apply` prints a friendly confirmation** — for example `Updated spt-core to v0.3.2.` followed by a link to the changelog — instead of a terse internal status line.

## [0.3.1] - 2026-06-08


10	## [Unreleased]
11
12	## [0.3.1] - 2026-06-08

## [Unreleased]

## [0.3.1] - 2026-06-08


## [Unreleased]

## [0.3.2] - 2026-06-09

### Fixed

- **`spt update fetch` can no longer end up installing another platform's binary.** In a mixed Windows/Linux fleet, fetching an update on one machine and letting another machine pull it peer-to-peer could hand that machine a build for the *wrong* operating system — leaving `spt` unable to start. `spt update fetch` now downloads the signed, multi-platform update set, so every machine installs (and re-shares to its peers) the build for its own platform. As an extra safeguard, `spt update apply` refuses any staged update whose target platform can't be confirmed to match this machine. If you have an update staged from 0.3.1, re-run `spt update fetch` on 0.3.2 to replace it with the platform-safe set.

### Changed

- **`spt update apply` prints a friendly confirmation** — for example `Updated spt-core to v0.3.2.` followed by a link to the changelog — instead of a terse internal status line.

## [0.3.1] - 2026-06-08


The file C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\CHANGELOG.md has been updated successfully. (file state is current in your context — no need to Read it back)

## [Unreleased]

## [0.3.2] - 2026-06-09

### Fixed

- **`spt update fetch` can no longer end up installing another platform's binary.** In a mixed Windows/Linux fleet, fetching an update on one machine and letting another machine pull it peer-to-peer could hand that machine a build for the *wrong* operating system — leaving `spt` unable to start. `spt update fetch` now downloads the signed, multi-platform update set, so every machine installs (and re-shares to its peers) the build for its own platform. As an extra safeguard, `spt update apply` refuses any staged update whose target platform can't be confirmed to match this machine. If you have an update staged from 0.3.1, re-run `spt update fetch` on 0.3.2 to replace it with the platform-safe set.

### Changed

- **`spt update apply` prints a friendly confirmation** — for example `Updated spt-core to v0.3.2.` followed by a link to the changelog — instead of a terse internal status line.

## [0.3.1] - 2026-06-08

+- **`spt update fetch` can no longer end up installing another platform's binary.** In a mixed Windows/Linux fleet, fetching an update on one machine and letting another machine pull it peer-to-peer could hand that machine a build for the *wrong* operating system — leaving `spt` unable to start. `spt update fetch` now downloads the signed, multi-platform update set, so every machine installs (and re-shares to its peers) the build for its own platform. As an extra safeguard, `spt update apply` refuses any staged update whose target platform can't be confirmed to match this machine. If you have an update staged from 0.3.1, re-run `spt update fetch` on 0.3.2 to replace it with the platform-safe set.

+- **`spt update apply` prints a friendly confirmation** — for example `Updated spt-core to v0.3.2.` followed by a link to the changelog — instead of a terse internal status line.


Refresh Cargo.lock + create dev-freeform branch:


Bash

cargo build -p spt --bin spt 2>&1 | tail -3; echo "=== lock version ==="; grep -A1 '^name = "spt"$' Cargo.lock | head -2; echo "=== branch ==="; git checkout -b dev-freeform 2>&1 | tail -2; git status --short

Refresh lock, create dev-freeform branch


   Compiling spt-daemon v0.3.2 (C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\crates\spt-daemon)
   Compiling spt v0.3.2 (C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\crates\spt)
    Finished `dev` profile [unoptimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 34.83s
=== lock version ===
name = "spt"
version = "0.3.2"
=== branch ===
fatal: a branch named 'dev-freeform' already exists
 M CHANGELOG.md
 M Cargo.lock
 M Cargo.toml
 M crates/spt-daemon/src/adapter_update.rs
 M crates/spt-daemon/src/applyhost.rs
 M crates/spt-daemon/src/relcache.rs
 M crates/spt-daemon/src/release.rs
 M crates/spt-daemon/src/update.rs
 M crates/spt-daemon/tests/dispatch.rs
 M crates/spt-daemon/tests/peerloop.rs
 M crates/spt-daemon/tests/propagate.rs
 M crates/spt-daemon/tests/twohost.rs
 M crates/spt/src/cli.rs
 M crates/xtask/src/main.rs
 M traceable-reqs.toml


`dev-freeform` exists. Check its relation to main before switching:


git log --oneline -1 main; echo "---dev-freeform---"; git log --oneline -3 dev-freeform; echo "---ahead/behind dev-freeform vs main---"; git rev-list --left-right --count main...dev-freeform

Compare dev-freeform to main


4e774a3 docs(plan): V032-PLAN.md — platform-safe update fetch + apply guard (v0.3.1 corruption fix)
---dev-freeform---
4e774a3 docs(plan): V032-PLAN.md — platform-safe update fetch + apply guard (v0.3.1 corruption fix)
c5e3b27 fix(proto): CR-linesafe EVENT codec + send/ring stdin trim (REQ-HAZARD-ENVELOPE-CR-LINESAFE)
516465c release: v0.3.1
---ahead/behind dev-freeform vs main---
0	0


`dev-freeform` is even with main. Switch and check the project's commit trailer convention:


git checkout dev-freeform 2>&1 | tail -1; echo "=== recent trailer ==="; git log -1 --format='%b' c5e3b27 | tail -4

Switch to dev-freeform, inspect commit trailer


Switched to branch 'dev-freeform'
=== recent trailer ===
Rolling into v0.3.1 (still an unsigned draft).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>


Trailer confirmed. Two atomic commits — code+tests+traceability, then release prep:


git add crates/spt-daemon/src/adapter_update.rs crates/spt-daemon/src/applyhost.rs crates/spt-daemon/src/relcache.rs crates/spt-daemon/src/release.rs crates/spt-daemon/src/update.rs crates/spt-daemon/tests/dispatch.rs crates/spt-daemon/tests/peerloop.rs crates/spt-daemon/tests/propagate.rs crates/spt-daemon/tests/twohost.rs crates/spt/src/cli.rs crates/xtask/src/main.rs traceable-reqs.toml
git commit -q -F - <<'EOF'
feat(update): platform-safe `spt update fetch` + apply platform-guard (REQ-UPD-8)

v0.3.1 cross-OS brick fix. `spt update fetch` staged a single, platform-blind
`SignedRelease`; a peer pulled it over P2P and `apply` swapped a Linux ELF in
as `spt.exe` (no platform check in the single path) — bricking hfenduleam.

- fetch (cli): download the signed multi-platform `update-set.json` + every
  platform artifact it names, verify each digest, stage the SET. Local apply
  selects `current_platform()`; a P2P re-serve lets each peer select its own.
  No single-release fetch fallback — a missing update-set.json points at the
  installer rather than staging a platform-blind single.
- apply guard (applyhost): the Single path refuses unless the cache carries a
  platform stamp equal to this node's platform. An unstamped single (every
  P2P-pulled single, and any pre-v0.3.2 stage) or a single stamped for another
  OS fail-safe refuses — this guard alone would have stopped the brick.
- relcache: a `platform.json` stamp written only by `stage_single_with_platform`
  (a path that truthfully knows the artifact's platform); a bare `stage()` and
  `stage_update_set()` clear it, so an unstamped single can never go stale.
- product_version (release.rs): additive `#[serde(default)]` field on
  ReleaseMetadata + UpdateSetMetadata, driving a friendly post-apply message
  (`Updated spt-core to vX.Y.Z.` + changelog URL; release-counter fallback).
- xtask release-publish: build + sign + verify + upload `update-set.json`
  covering both platforms, stamped with product_version from the tag.

unit: fetch URL/asset derivation; apply refuses platform-blind/mismatched
single + applies a matching-platform single; the message render. propagate
left unchanged — the apply guard is the backstop for any legacy single.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
EOF
echo "EXIT=$?"; git log --oneline -1

Commit core fix + tests + traceability


EXIT=0
a65b508 feat(update): platform-safe `spt update fetch` + apply platform-guard (REQ-UPD-8)


git add Cargo.toml Cargo.lock CHANGELOG.md
git commit -q -F - <<'EOF'
release: prep v0.3.2 (version bump + CHANGELOG)

Workspace 0.3.1 → 0.3.2 and the user-facing CHANGELOG section (the verbatim
GitHub Release body): the platform-safe update fetch + apply guard fix and the
friendly apply message. Release counter for v0.3.2 = 6 (signed by todlando).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
EOF
echo "EXIT=$?"; git log --oneline -3

Commit release prep


warning: in the working copy of 'Cargo.lock', LF will be replaced by CRLF the next time Git touches it
EXIT=0
cabdc61 release: prep v0.3.2 (version bump + CHANGELOG)
a65b508 feat(update): platform-safe `spt update fetch` + apply platform-guard (REQ-UPD-8)
4e774a3 docs(plan): V032-PLAN.md — platform-safe update fetch + apply guard (v0.3.1 corruption fix)


Both commits in. Push `dev-freeform` to trigger CI on both runners:


git push -u origin dev-freeform 2>&1 | tail -8

Push dev-freeform to trigger CI


branch 'dev-freeform' set up to track 'origin/dev-freeform'.
To https://github.com/SaberMage/spt-core.git
   4e774a3..cabdc61  dev-freeform -> dev-freeform


sleep 8; gh run list --branch dev-freeform --limit 3 2>&1 | head; echo "=== latest run ==="; gh run list --branch dev-freeform --limit 1 --json databaseId,status,conclusion,workflowName 2>&1

Check CI run started


queued		release: prep v0.3.2 (version bump + CHANGELOG)	ci	dev-freeform	push	27198090411	9s	2026-06-09T09:50:40Z
completed	success	docs(plan): V032-PLAN.md — platform-safe update fetch + apply guard (…	ci	dev-freeform	push	27196744213	12m16s	2026-06-09T09:25:14Z
completed	success	fix(proto): CR-linesafe EVENT codec + send/ring stdin trim (REQ-HAZAR…	ci	dev-freeform	push	27185556522	6m35s	2026-06-09T05:19:11Z
=== latest run ===
[{"conclusion":"","databaseId":27198090411,"status":"queued","workflowName":"ci"}]


CI queued (run 27198090411). The cross-host **twohost rig** is gated by a `[twohost]` commit tag and is exactly the mixed-platform interaction that bricked us — I need it. But my guard may break its single-staging path. Let me inspect twohost.rs:


grep -n "stage\|apply_staged\|ApplyStaged\|Applied\|stage_update_set\|RELEASE_BYTES\|fn .*twohost\|#\[test\]\|update" crates/spt-daemon/tests/twohost.rs | head -50

Map twohost update test structure


12://! transfer) → Psyche sync (both directions) → update self-heal → notif
71:use spt_daemon::update::BROKER_RESOURCE_ABI;
94:const RELEASE_BYTES: &[u8] = b"twohost propagated binary v6";
184:    h.update(secret.as_bytes());
185:    h.update(b":");
186:    h.update(tag.as_bytes());
345:                    update: Duration::from_millis(500),
349:                // Gated default (REQ-UPD-4): self-heal stages + consent-notifies.
350:                full_auto_update: false,
367:/// and its trusted release-signer keys file (the update leg's production gate).
489:/// The deterministically-signed v6 release both sides agree on (B stages it,
490:/// A's pump pulls + verifies + stages it under the derived trusted key).
497:        artifact_sha256: sha256_hex(RELEASE_BYTES),
514:#[test]
535:        .stage(&signed_release(&rig), RELEASE_BYTES)
536:        .expect("stage v6 at B");
767:#[test]
984:    // ── Rung 6 — update self-heal: A's pump pulled B's staged v6, verified it
985:    // under the derived trusted key, staged it, and surfaced a CONSENT notif
990:        "update: B's v6 staged at A through the verify gate",
995:                .map(|b| b == RELEASE_BYTES)
999:    rig_wait("update: consent notif surfaced at A", rig.wait, || {


twohost (rung 6) stops at *staged + consent-notified* — it never calls `apply`, so my guard doesn't affect it, and it wouldn't exercise the fix anyway. The set-propagation E2E (`update_set_propagates_selected_platform_artifact`) already covers platform selection in-process. The real cross-platform *origin-fetch* verify (Linux fetch → Windows pull → valid PE) needs a **signed published release** — that's a post-sign step. So standard CI on both runners is the right automated gate now. Watching it:


gh run watch 27198090411 --exit-status 2>&1 | tail -20; echo "WATCH_EXIT=$?"

Watch CI run to completion


Command running in background with ID: b47c05w8m. Output is being written to: C:\Users\decid\AppData\Local\Temp\claude\C--Users-decid-Documents-projects-spt-core\afad552a-7216-48d3-ba81-3c8294f2a399\tasks\b47c05w8m.output. You will be notified when it completes. To check interim output, use Read on that file path.


While CI runs, recording project state to memory (the plan-premise correction is non-obvious and worth persisting):


Write

---
name: v032-platform-safe-update
description: v0.3.2 REQ-UPD-8 platform-safe `spt update fetch` (update-set) + apply platform-guard + product_version message; the real cross-platform verify is POST-publish
metadata:
  type: project
---

v0.3.2 fixes the v0.3.1 cross-OS brick (Linux ELF applied as `spt.exe`). Minted **REQ-UPD-8**, implemented + all gates green, committed on branch `dev-freeform` (commits `a65b508` fix + `cabdc61` release-prep), pushed → CI. Release counter for v0.3.2 = **6**, signed by **todlando** (not me — signing delegated 2026-06-09).

**What shipped:**
- `spt update fetch` now downloads the signed multi-platform `update-set.json` + every platform artifact it names, verifies each, and stages the SET (never a platform-blind single). No single-fetch fallback — a missing `update-set.json` points at the installer.
- `apply_staged` Single path REFUSES unless the cache carries a `platform.json` stamp == `current_platform()`. Unstamped (every P2P-pulled single, all pre-v0.3.2 stages) or wrong-OS → fail-safe refuse. This guard alone stops the brick. `propagate.rs` left UNCHANGED — the apply guard is the backstop.
- `relcache`: `stage_single_with_platform()` writes the stamp; bare `stage()`/`stage_update_set()` clear it.
- additive `product_version: String` (`#[serde(default)]`) on ReleaseMetadata + UpdateSetMetadata → friendly apply message `Updated spt-core to vX.Y.Z.` + changelog URL (counter fallback when empty). Stamped at publish from the tag.
- `xtask release-publish` now builds+signs+verifies+uploads `update-set.json` over both platforms.

**Plan-premise CORRECTION (the commune/V032-PLAN said "release-publish already builds a SignedUpdateSet at main.rs:799 — just not uploaded"). FALSE.** main.rs:799 was inside `debug_rollout` (debug channel). Production `release_publish` only signed per-platform `SignedRelease`s; it had NO update-set at all. v0.3.2 ADDED set construction+upload to publish (`build_signed_update_set`).

**Remaining REAL-WORLD verify is POST-publish** (needs the signed release to exist): Linux `spt update fetch` → Windows peer pulls → valid Windows PE applied + friendly message. The unit/in-process E2E (`update_set_propagates_selected_platform_artifact`, apply-guard regression) cover the logic; the cross-platform origin-fetch can only be rig-tested after todlando signs. Process lesson stands: the v0.3.1 brick slipped all CI because no single-node test exercises cross-node mixed-platform runtime — so this final rig test matters.

Related: [[owl-send-not-legacy-spt-send]] (use `$OWL send todlando`, NOT `spt send` → NO_PERCH; `${PIPESTATUS[0]}` not `$?` through a pipe), [[daemon-service-detection-gotcha]] (push→CI BEFORE tagging).


File created successfully at: C:\Users\decid\.ccs\instances\bigscreen\projects\C--Users-decid-Documents-projects-spt-core\memory\v032-platform-safe-update.md (file state is current in your context — no need to Read it back)

---
name: v032-platform-safe-update
description: "v0.3.2 REQ-UPD-8 platform-safe `spt update fetch` (update-set) + apply platform-guard + product_version message; the real cross-platform verify is POST-publish"
metadata:
  node_type: memory
  type: project
  originSessionId: 15c8a092-3f9c-407b-b294-fb2581f00ac5
---

v0.3.2 fixes the v0.3.1 cross-OS brick (Linux ELF applied as `spt.exe`). Minted **REQ-UPD-8**, implemented + all gates green, committed on branch `dev-freeform` (commits `a65b508` fix + `cabdc61` release-prep), pushed → CI. Release counter for v0.3.2 = **6**, signed by **todlando** (not me — signing delegated 2026-06-09).

**What shipped:**
- `spt update fetch` now downloads the signed multi-platform `update-set.json` + every platform artifact it names, verifies each, and stages the SET (never a platform-blind single). No single-fetch fallback — a missing `update-set.json` points at the installer.
- `apply_staged` Single path REFUSES unless the cache carries a `platform.json` stamp == `current_platform()`. Unstamped (every P2P-pulled single, all pre-v0.3.2 stages) or wrong-OS → fail-safe refuse. This guard alone stops the brick. `propagate.rs` left UNCHANGED — the apply guard is the backstop.
- `relcache`: `stage_single_with_platform()` writes the stamp; bare `stage()`/`stage_update_set()` clear it.
- additive `product_version: String` (`#[serde(default)]`) on ReleaseMetadata + UpdateSetMetadata → friendly apply message `Updated spt-core to vX.Y.Z.` + changelog URL (counter fallback when empty). Stamped at publish from the tag.
- `xtask release-publish` now builds+signs+verifies+uploads `update-set.json` over both platforms.

**Plan-premise CORRECTION (the commune/V032-PLAN said "release-publish already builds a SignedUpdateSet at main.rs:799 — just not uploaded"). FALSE.** main.rs:799 was inside `debug_rollout` (debug channel). Production `release_publish` only signed per-platform `SignedRelease`s; it had NO update-set at all. v0.3.2 ADDED set construction+upload to publish (`build_signed_update_set`).

**Remaining REAL-WORLD verify is POST-publish** (needs the signed release to exist): Linux `spt update fetch` → Windows peer pulls → valid Windows PE applied + friendly message. The unit/in-process E2E (`update_set_propagates_selected_platform_artifact`, apply-guard regression) cover the logic; the cross-platform origin-fetch can only be rig-tested after todlando signs. Process lesson stands: the v0.3.1 brick slipped all CI because no single-node test exercises cross-node mixed-platform runtime — so this final rig test matters.

Related: [[owl-send-not-legacy-spt-send]] (use `$OWL send todlando`, NOT `spt send` → NO_PERCH; `${PIPESTATUS[0]}` not `$?` through a pipe), [[daemon-service-detection-gotcha]] (push→CI BEFORE tagging).


1	- [CI self-host migration](ci-selfhost-migration.md) — DONE: runners live on kitsubito + hfenduleam (gravity retired 2026-06-07); twohost jobs gated by [twohost] commit tag; don't re-plan
2	- [which process is the listener](spt-daemon-is-live-infra.md) — owl.exe (plugin) = live listener, hands off; target\debug\spt.exe daemon = dev/test artifact, killable
3	- [self-clear skill API-blocked](self-clear-skill-api-blocked.md) — never invoke /self-clear; usage-policy classifier refuses the turn; continue in-context / user-manual /clear instead
4	- [Adapter glue-model boundary](adapter-glue-model-boundary.md) — adapters = manifest + binary only; real adapters in own repos; no adapter-aware source in spt-core
5	- [M6 shipped v0.1.0](m6-shipped-v010.md) — v0.1.0 public 2026-06-05; release procedure = RELEASE-RUNBOOK.md; releases-repo/ is repo-face truth; don't re-plan M6
6	- [Gravity deploy procedure](gravity-deploy-procedure.md) — ssh david@100.100.62.43; build in ~/spt-core-deploy NOT runner workspace; setsid daemon; ~1 min first-sync after restart
7	- [Linux SPT_HOME no-bug](linux-spt-home-no-bug.md) — unix spawn_detached inherits env (no env_clear), forwards SPT_HOME; only Win CreateEnvironmentBlock rebuilds/drops it (f99dc25). Default-home daemon = launched w/o the var, not a propagation bug; don't reopen
8	- [kitsubito Linux rig](kitsubito-linux-rig.md) — ssh reavus@kitsubito (key auth); cargo at ~/.cargo/bin; deploy checkout origin=local runner (NOT GitHub) so unpushed commits transfer via git bundle; live spt-daemon user unit, --user ops need no sudo; build-in-scratch leaves ~/.local/bin/spt untouched
9	- [Use $OWL send for messaging](owl-send-not-legacy-spt-send.md) — `$OWL send` works (legacy = where live perches run); `spt send` is the NEW spt-core binary but no perches on it yet → bounces NO_PERCH; don't read `$?` after piping send through tail (use PIPESTATUS)
10	- [daemon service-detection gotcha](daemon-service-detection-gotcha.md) — service detection reading GLOBAL OS state is blind on a single-home non-elevated dev box; gate Linux service routing on SPT_HOME-unset, Windows run-refuse on would-vanish (not is_elevated); push→CI BEFORE tagging a release (v0.3.0 tagged early, CI caught 2 regressions, retagged)
11	- [boot-race self-heal](boot-race-self-heal.md) — v0.3.1: daemon self-heals a net-less boot start (NetHost retry+attach to OnceLock broker); systemd-USER network-online ordering does NOT reliably prevent the race under linger (field-proven kitsubito) — the self-heal is the real guarantee, unit ordering is belt
12

- [CI self-host migration](ci-selfhost-migration.md) — DONE: runners live on kitsubito + hfenduleam (gravity retired 2026-06-07); twohost jobs gated by [twohost] commit tag; don't re-plan
- [which process is the listener](spt-daemon-is-live-infra.md) — owl.exe (plugin) = live listener, hands off; target\debug\spt.exe daemon = dev/test artifact, killable
- [self-clear skill API-blocked](self-clear-skill-api-blocked.md) — never invoke /self-clear; usage-policy classifier refuses the turn; continue in-context / user-manual /clear instead
- [Adapter glue-model boundary](adapter-glue-model-boundary.md) — adapters = manifest + binary only; real adapters in own repos; no adapter-aware source in spt-core
- [M6 shipped v0.1.0](m6-shipped-v010.md) — v0.1.0 public 2026-06-05; release procedure = RELEASE-RUNBOOK.md; releases-repo/ is repo-face truth; don't re-plan M6
- [Gravity deploy procedure](gravity-deploy-procedure.md) — ssh david@100.100.62.43; build in ~/spt-core-deploy NOT runner workspace; setsid daemon; ~1 min first-sync after restart
- [Linux SPT_HOME no-bug](linux-spt-home-no-bug.md) — unix spawn_detached inherits env (no env_clear), forwards SPT_HOME; only Win CreateEnvironmentBlock rebuilds/drops it (f99dc25). Default-home daemon = launched w/o the var, not a propagation bug; don't reopen
- [kitsubito Linux rig](kitsubito-linux-rig.md) — ssh reavus@kitsubito (key auth); cargo at ~/.cargo/bin; deploy checkout origin=local runner (NOT GitHub) so unpushed commits transfer via git bundle; live spt-daemon user unit, --user ops need no sudo; build-in-scratch leaves ~/.local/bin/spt untouched
- [Use $OWL send for messaging](owl-send-not-legacy-spt-send.md) — `$OWL send` works (legacy = where live perches run); `spt send` is the NEW spt-core binary but no perches on it yet → bounces NO_PERCH; don't read `$?` after piping send through tail (use PIPESTATUS)
- [daemon service-detection gotcha](daemon-service-detection-gotcha.md) — service detection reading GLOBAL OS state is blind on a single-home non-elevated dev box; gate Linux service routing on SPT_HOME-unset, Windows run-refuse on would-vanish (not is_elevated); push→CI BEFORE tagging a release (v0.3.0 tagged early, CI caught 2 regressions, retagged)
- [boot-race self-heal](boot-race-self-heal.md) — v0.3.1: daemon self-heals a net-less boot start (NetHost retry+attach to OnceLock broker); systemd-USER network-online ordering does NOT reliably prevent the race under linger (field-proven kitsubito) — the self-heal is the real guarantee, unit ordering is belt


Edit

- [boot-race self-heal](boot-race-self-heal.md) — v0.3.1: daemon self-heals a net-less boot start

- [v0.3.2 platform-safe update](v032-platform-safe-update.md) — REQ-UPD-8: fetch stages multi-platform update-set (not single), apply refuses unstamped/wrong-OS single; product_version friendly msg. On dev-freeform, todlando signs (counter 6). CORRECTION: release-publish never built a SignedUpdateSet pre-v0.3.2 (that was debug_rollout). Real cross-platform fetch verify is POST-publish
- [boot-race self-heal](boot-race-self-heal.md) — v0.3.1: daemon self-heals a net-less boot start


The file C:\Users\decid\.ccs\instances\bigscreen\projects\C--Users-decid-Documents-projects-spt-core\memory\MEMORY.md has been updated successfully. (file state is current in your context — no need to Read it back)

- [v0.3.2 platform-safe update](v032-platform-safe-update.md) — REQ-UPD-8: fetch stages multi-platform update-set (not single), apply refuses unstamped/wrong-OS single; product_version friendly msg. On dev-freeform, todlando signs (counter 6). CORRECTION: release-publish never built a SignedUpdateSet pre-v0.3.2 (that was debug_rollout). Real cross-platform fetch verify is POST-publish
- [boot-race self-heal](boot-race-self-heal.md) — v0.3.1: daemon self-heals a net-less boot start

- [CI self-host migration](ci-selfhost-migration.md) — DONE: runners live on kitsubito + hfenduleam (gravity retired 2026-06-07); twohost jobs gated by [twohost] commit tag; don't re-plan
- [which process is the listener](spt-daemon-is-live-infra.md) — owl.exe (plugin) = live listener, hands off; target\debug\spt.exe daemon = dev/test artifact, killable
- [self-clear skill API-blocked](self-clear-skill-api-blocked.md) — never invoke /self-clear; usage-policy classifier refuses the turn; continue in-context / user-manual /clear instead
- [Adapter glue-model boundary](adapter-glue-model-boundary.md) — adapters = manifest + binary only; real adapters in own repos; no adapter-aware source in spt-core
- [M6 shipped v0.1.0](m6-shipped-v010.md) — v0.1.0 public 2026-06-05; release procedure = RELEASE-RUNBOOK.md; releases-repo/ is repo-face truth; don't re-plan M6
- [Gravity deploy procedure](gravity-deploy-procedure.md) — ssh david@100.100.62.43; build in ~/spt-core-deploy NOT runner workspace; setsid daemon; ~1 min first-sync after restart
- [Linux SPT_HOME no-bug](linux-spt-home-no-bug.md) — unix spawn_detached inherits env (no env_clear), forwards SPT_HOME; only Win CreateEnvironmentBlock rebuilds/drops it (f99dc25). Default-home daemon = launched w/o the var, not a propagation bug; don't reopen
- [kitsubito Linux rig](kitsubito-linux-rig.md) — ssh reavus@kitsubito (key auth); cargo at ~/.cargo/bin; deploy checkout origin=local runner (NOT GitHub) so unpushed commits transfer via git bundle; live spt-daemon user unit, --user ops need no sudo; build-in-scratch leaves ~/.local/bin/spt untouched
- [Use $OWL send for messaging](owl-send-not-legacy-spt-send.md) — `$OWL send` works (legacy = where live perches run); `spt send` is the NEW spt-core binary but no perches on it yet → bounces NO_PERCH; don't read `$?` after piping send through tail (use PIPESTATUS)
- [daemon service-detection gotcha](daemon-service-detection-gotcha.md) — service detection reading GLOBAL OS state is blind on a single-home non-elevated dev box; gate Linux service routing on SPT_HOME-unset, Windows run-refuse on would-vanish (not is_elevated); push→CI BEFORE tagging a release (v0.3.0 tagged early, CI caught 2 regressions, retagged)
- [boot-race self-heal](boot-race-self-heal.md) — v0.3.1: daemon self-heals a net-less boot start (NetHost retry+attach to OnceLock broker); systemd-USER network-online ordering does NOT reliably prevent the race under linger (field-proven kitsubito) — the self-heal is the real guarantee, unit ordering is belt

+- [v0.3.2 platform-safe update](v032-platform-safe-update.md) — REQ-UPD-8: fetch stages multi-platform update-set (not single), apply refuses unstamped/wrong-OS single; product_version friendly msg. On dev-freeform, todlando signs (counter 6). CORRECTION: release-publish never built a SignedUpdateSet pre-v0.3.2 (that was debug_rollout). Real cross-platform fetch verify is POST-publish


Code complete, all local gates green, committed on `dev-freeform`, pushed, CI running on both runners (watching in background). Memory + CHANGELOG updated.

Status while CI finishes:

**Done — v0.3.2 / REQ-UPD-8:**
- `spt update fetch` → stages signed multi-platform **update-set** (every platform artifact), never a platform-blind single. No single fallback; missing `update-set.json` → points at installer.
- `apply_staged` Single path **refuses** unless cache platform-stamp == this OS. Unstamped (all P2P-pulled / pre-v0.3.2) or wrong-OS → fail-safe refuse. **This guard alone stops the brick.**
- additive `product_version` → `Updated spt-core to vX.Y.Z.` + changelog URL (counter fallback).
- `xtask release-publish` now builds+signs+uploads `update-set.json` over both platforms.

**Gates:** workspace build · 224 daemon + 108 cli tests · clippy clean · `--no-default-features` · propagate/peerloop integration · `xtask check` · **traceable-reqs 0 findings**.

**Plan-premise correction:** the handoff claimed release-publish "already builds a SignedUpdateSet (main.rs:799)." That line was `debug_rollout` — production publish had **no** update-set at all. v0.3.2 added it.

Two things flagged for the **todlando** handoff (per deployah): `$OWL send todlando` (not `spt send`), and the post-publish cross-platform fetch test is the one real-world verify that can't run until the signed release exists. Once CI goes green I'll ping todlando to sign (counter 6).


Bash

sleep 1; cat "C:\Users\decid\AppData\Local\Temp\claude\C--Users-decid-Documents-projects-spt-core\afad552a-7216-48d3-ba81-3c8294f2a399\tasks\b47c05w8m.output" 2>/dev/null | tail -15

Peek at CI watch interim output


(Bash completed with no output)


CI in flight. I'll wait for the background watch (b47c05w8m) to report — it re-invokes me on completion. Once green, I message todlando to sign v0.3.2 (counter 6).


<task-notification>
<task-id>b47c05w8m</task-id>
<tool-use-id>toolu_016wjYadmXvg72PMifFFWjo4</tool-use-id>
<output-file>C:\Users\decid\AppData\Local\Temp\claude\C--Users-decid-Documents-projects-spt-core\afad552a-7216-48d3-ba81-3c8294f2a399\tasks\b47c05w8m.output</output-file>
<status>completed</status>
<summary>Background command "Watch CI run to completion" completed (exit code 0)</summary>
</task-notification>


<owl_reachability_notice>
You have an active owl perch. When spawning subagents or doing work, use run_in_background: true so you stay reachable for incoming messages.
</owl_reachability_notice>


CAVEMAN MODE ACTIVE (full). Drop articles/filler/pleasantries/hedging. Fragments OK. Code/commits/security: write normal.


CI watch exited 0. Confirm conclusion explicitly:


gh run view 27198090411 --json status,conclusion,displayTitle,jobs --jq '{status,conclusion,title:.displayTitle, jobs:[.jobs[]|{name,conclusion}]}' 2>&1

Confirm CI run conclusion + per-job


release: prep v0.3.2 (version bump + CHANGELOG)


CI **FAILED** on Linux (kitsubito) — Windows + traceability passed. (And note: my `gh run watch | tail` read tail's exit, not watch's — the exact `$?`-through-a-pipe trap deployah flagged.) Pull the Linux failure:


gh run view 27198090411 --log-failed --job $(gh run view 27198090411 --json jobs --jq '.jobs[]|select(.name|contains("Linux")).databaseId') 2>&1 | grep -iE "error|fail|panic|assert|test result|FAILED|---- " | head -40

Fetch Linux failing job log highlights


test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:18.8125311Z test result: ok. 0 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 0 filtered out; finished in 0.00s
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:18.8157268Z test result: ok. 0 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 0 filtered out; finished in 0.00s
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:18.8239683Z test result: ok. 3 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 0 filtered out; finished in 0.00s
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:18.9116192Z test cli::tests::create_existing_name_is_usage_error ... ok
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:18.9118038Z test cli::tests::create_new_existing_name_is_usage_error ... ok
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:18.9217987Z test cli::tests::escalation_choice_parses_fail_closed ... ok
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:18.9268308Z test cli::tests::invalid_usage_errors ... ok
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:18.9952027Z test cli::tests::unknown_named_subnet_is_usage_error ... ok
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:44.9492102Z test result: ok. 108 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 0 filtered out; finished in 26.12s
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:46.0360046Z test result: ok. 4 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 0 filtered out; finished in 1.08s
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:46.0390460Z test result: ok. 1 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 0 filtered out; finished in 0.00s
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:46.0408526Z test result: ok. 1 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 0 filtered out; finished in 0.00s
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:46.3244668Z test result: ok. 1 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 0 filtered out; finished in 0.28s
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:46.3293770Z test result: ok. 1 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 0 filtered out; finished in 0.00s
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:46.5649439Z test result: ok. 1 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 0 filtered out; finished in 0.23s
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:47.4634508Z test result: ok. 1 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 0 filtered out; finished in 0.90s
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:47.4712925Z test applyhost::tests::apply_staged_gates_fail_closed_with_the_seat_untouched ... FAILED
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:47.4826283Z test frame::tests::unknown_kind_is_not_a_decode_error ... ok
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:47.4860094Z test effect::tests::failed_effect_is_not_recorded_applied ... ok
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:47.7919438Z test pairhost::tests::wire_errors_classify_for_the_guided_ux ... ok
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:47.8265479Z test peerloop::tests::supervisor_restarts_a_panicking_pump_until_stop ... ok
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:48.3534051Z test release::tests::production_policy_loads_fail_closed ... ok
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:48.3623249Z test release::tests::tampered_metadata_fails_signature ... ok
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:48.3962683Z test resting::tests::apply_event_echo_failure_is_loud_but_state_persists ... ok
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:48.4148164Z test psyrelay::tests::null_stdout_driver_fails_the_guard ... ok
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:48.5798405Z test shellhost::tests::launch_fails_closed_on_bad_templates ... ok
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:48.7950130Z failures:
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:48.7950798Z ---- applyhost::tests::apply_staged_gates_fail_closed_with_the_seat_untouched stdout ----
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:48.7952237Z thread 'applyhost::tests::apply_staged_gates_fail_closed_with_the_seat_untouched' (77758) panicked at crates/spt-daemon/src/applyhost.rs:293:41:
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:48.7955174Z failures:
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:48.7955729Z     applyhost::tests::apply_staged_gates_fail_closed_with_the_seat_untouched
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:48.7956743Z test result: FAILED. 226 passed; 1 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 0 filtered out; finished in 1.33s
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:48.7986016Z error: test failed, to rerun pass `-p spt-daemon --lib`
test (self-hosted, Linux, kitsubito)	Test	2026-06-09T09:52:48.8099430Z ##[error]Process completed with exit code 101.


`apply_staged_gates_fail_closed...` panics at applyhost.rs:293:41 on Linux only (Windows passed). Read that line:


280	    };
281	    use crate::update::BROKER_RESOURCE_ABI;
282	    use ed25519_dalek::{Signer, SigningKey};
283	    use std::sync::atomic::{AtomicU32, Ordering};
284	    use std::sync::Arc;
285
286	    static SEQ: AtomicU32 = AtomicU32::new(0);
287	    fn unique_name() -> String {
288	        let n = SEQ.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed);
289	        format!("spt-daemon-d7b-{}-{}.sock", std::process::id(), n)
290	    }
291
292	    fn served_broker(name: &str) -> Arc<Broker> {
293	        let broker = Broker::bind(name).expect("bind broker");
294	        let serve = Arc::clone(&broker);
295	        std::thread::spawn(move || {
296	            let _ = serve.serve();
297	        });
298	        broker
299	    }
300
301	    fn cold_connect_retry(broker_name: &str) -> Brain {

    };
    use crate::update::BROKER_RESOURCE_ABI;
    use ed25519_dalek::{Signer, SigningKey};
    use std::sync::atomic::{AtomicU32, Ordering};
    use std::sync::Arc;

    static SEQ: AtomicU32 = AtomicU32::new(0);
    fn unique_name() -> String {
        let n = SEQ.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed);
        format!("spt-daemon-d7b-{}-{}.sock", std::process::id(), n)
    }

    fn served_broker(name: &str) -> Arc<Broker> {
        let broker = Broker::bind(name).expect("bind broker");
        let serve = Arc::clone(&broker);
        std::thread::spawn(move || {
            let _ = serve.serve();
        });
        broker
    }

    fn cold_connect_retry(broker_name: &str) -> Brain {


Panic is at `Broker::bind(name).expect("bind broker")` — the test's socket **setup**, before any of my logic runs. Windows passed; this is an environmental bind failure on the kitsubito self-hosted runner (likely a stale/contended unix socket — kitsubito is also the live Linux node). Re-run the failed job to confirm flake vs real:


gh run rerun 27198090411 --failed 2>&1 | tail -3; sleep 6; gh run list --branch dev-freeform --limit 1 --json databaseId,status,conclusion 2>&1

Rerun failed CI jobs


Re-run in progress. Watching (and this time I'll verify via `run view`, not a piped exit code):


gh run watch 27198090411 --exit-status >/dev/null 2>&1; gh run view 27198090411 --json status,conclusion,jobs --jq '{status,conclusion,jobs:[.jobs[]|{name,conclusion}]}'

Wait for rerun, then report real conclusion


Command running in background with ID: bg1z4ggsi. Output is being written to: C:\Users\decid\AppData\Local\Temp\claude\C--Users-decid-Documents-projects-spt-core\afad552a-7216-48d3-ba81-3c8294f2a399\tasks\bg1z4ggsi.output. You will be notified when it completes. To check interim output, use Read on that file path.


Re-run watching in background (bg1z4ggsi). The failure was in shared test socket-setup infra, not my logic — awaiting the re-run to confirm flake. Once green, I ping todlando to sign v0.3.2 (counter 6).


<task-notification>
<task-id>bg1z4ggsi</task-id>
<tool-use-id>toolu_01A2FNu6ZRgpNLwiwf2Wgewh</tool-use-id>
<output-file>C:\Users\decid\AppData\Local\Temp\claude\C--Users-decid-Documents-projects-spt-core\afad552a-7216-48d3-ba81-3c8294f2a399\tasks\bg1z4ggsi.output</output-file>
<status>completed</status>
<summary>Background command "Wait for rerun, then report real conclusion" completed (exit code 0)</summary>
</task-notification>


cat "C:\Users\decid\AppData\Local\Temp\claude\C--Users-decid-Documents-projects-spt-core\afad552a-7216-48d3-ba81-3c8294f2a399\tasks\bg1z4ggsi.output" 2>/dev/null | tail -20

Read rerun conclusion


Re-run **GREEN** on both runners (kitsubito Linux + hfenduleam Windows) + traceability — the earlier failure was a socket-bind flake (same code passed on re-run).

Fast-forward `dev-freeform` → `main` and push:


git checkout main 2>&1 | tail -1 && git merge --ff-only dev-freeform 2>&1 | tail -3 && git push origin main 2>&1 | tail -4 && git log --oneline -3

FF main to dev-freeform and push


Switched to branch 'main'
 crates/xtask/src/main.rs                | 140 ++++++++++++++++++++-
 traceable-reqs.toml                     |   4 +
 15 files changed, 596 insertions(+), 81 deletions(-)
To https://github.com/SaberMage/spt-core.git
   4e774a3..cabdc61  main -> main
cabdc61 release: prep v0.3.2 (version bump + CHANGELOG)
a65b508 feat(update): platform-safe `spt update fetch` + apply platform-guard (REQ-UPD-8)
4e774a3 docs(plan): V032-PLAN.md — platform-safe update fetch + apply guard (v0.3.1 corruption fix)


Fix on **main**, pushed. Now hand off to **todlando** (via `$OWL`, reading `${PIPESTATUS[0]}`):


$OWL send todlando <<'EOF'
v0.3.2 ready to sign — fix is live + confirmed good + CHANGELOG up to date.

WHAT: REQ-UPD-8, the v0.3.1 cross-OS brick fix.
- `spt update fetch` now stages the signed multi-platform update-set (update-set.json + every platform artifact), never a platform-blind single.
- `apply_staged` refuses any single whose platform isn't confirmed == this node (the guard that alone stops the Linux-ELF-as-spt.exe brick).
- additive product_version metadata → friendly apply msg.
- `xtask release-publish` now ALSO builds+signs+uploads update-set.json over both platforms (it did NOT before — that path only existed in debug_rollout).

LIVE: on main, head cabdc61 (commits a65b508 fix + cabdc61 release-prep). Workspace bumped 0.3.1 → 0.3.2.
CONFIRMED: CI green on BOTH runners (kitsubito Linux + hfenduleam Windows) + traceability. traceable-reqs 0 findings. (One socket-bind flake on the first kitsubito run; clean on rerun.)
CHANGELOG: ## [0.3.2] section written (user-facing fix + friendly-msg note) — becomes the GitHub Release body verbatim.

YOURS (release ceremony):
1. tag v0.3.2 on main + push → release.yml builds the draft on both runners.
2. release-publish --version 6 (the monotonic counter; v0.3.1 was 5). The set is stamped product_version="0.3.2" from the tag automatically.

FLAG: the one real-world test that CI can't run — Linux `spt update fetch` → Windows peer pull → valid PE applied — needs the SIGNED published release to exist. That's the post-publish verify; worth running before re-rolling the fleet. Until v0.3.2 is published, the HARD RULE holds: don't `spt update fetch` on v0.3.1.
EOF
echo "EXIT=${PIPESTATUS[0]}"

Send signing handoff to todlando via owl


➜ SENT:todlando
EXIT=0


`SENT:todlando` (EXIT=0, real via PIPESTATUS). Handoff complete. Updating memory to reflect main + confirmed + pinged:


Edit

v0.3.2 fixes the v0.3.1 cross-OS brick (Linux ELF applied as `spt.exe`). Minted **REQ-UPD-8**, implemented + all gates green, committed on branch `dev-freeform` (commits `a65b508` fix + `cabdc61` release-prep), pushed → CI. Release counter for v0.3.2 = **6**, signed by **todlando** (not me — signing delegated 2026-06-09).

v0.3.2 fixes the v0.3.1 cross-OS brick (Linux ELF applied as `spt.exe`). Minted **REQ-UPD-8**, implemented + all gates green, on **main** head `cabdc61` (commits `a65b508` fix + `cabdc61` release-prep), workspace bumped 0.3.1→0.3.2. **CI GREEN both runners** (kitsubito Linux + hfenduleam Windows) + traceability (one socket-bind flake on first kitsubito run, clean on rerun). **todlando pinged 2026-06-09 to sign** (release ceremony = tag v0.3.2 → `release-publish --version 6`; counter v0.3.1=5 → v0.3.2=6). Signing delegated to todlando; NOT me.


The file C:\Users\decid\.ccs\instances\bigscreen\projects\C--Users-decid-Documents-projects-spt-core\memory\v032-platform-safe-update.md has been updated successfully. (file state is current in your context — no need to Read it back)

---
name: v032-platform-safe-update
description: "v0.3.2 REQ-UPD-8 platform-safe `spt update fetch` (update-set) + apply platform-guard + product_version message; the real cross-platform verify is POST-publish"
metadata:
  node_type: memory
  type: project
  originSessionId: 15c8a092-3f9c-407b-b294-fb2581f00ac5
---

v0.3.2 fixes the v0.3.1 cross-OS brick (Linux ELF applied as `spt.exe`). Minted **REQ-UPD-8**, implemented + all gates green, committed on branch `dev-freeform` (commits `a65b508` fix + `cabdc61` release-prep), pushed → CI. Release counter for v0.3.2 = **6**, signed by **todlando** (not me — signing delegated 2026-06-09).

**What shipped:**
- `spt update fetch` now downloads the signed multi-platform `update-set.json` + every platform artifact it names, verifies each, and stages the SET (never a platform-blind single). No single-fetch fallback — a missing `update-set.json` points at the installer.
- `apply_staged` Single path REFUSES unless the cache carries a `platform.json` stamp == `current_platform()`. Unstamped (every P2P-pulled single, all pre-v0.3.2 stages) or wrong-OS → fail-safe refuse. This guard alone stops the brick. `propagate.rs` left UNCHANGED — the apply guard is the backstop.
- `relcache`: `stage_single_with_platform()` writes the stamp; bare `stage()`/`stage_update_set()` clear it.
- additive `product_version: String` (`#[serde(default)]`) on ReleaseMetadata + UpdateSetMetadata → friendly apply message `Updated spt-core to vX.Y.Z.` + changelog URL (counter fallback when empty). Stamped at publish from the tag.
- `xtask release-publish` now builds+signs+verifies+uploads `update-set.json` over both platforms.

**Plan-premise CORRECTION (the commune/V032-PLAN said "release-publish already builds a SignedUpdateSet at main.rs:799 — just not uploaded"). FALSE.** main.rs:799 was inside `debug_rollout` (debug channel). Production `release_publish` only signed per-platform `SignedRelease`s; it had NO update-set at all. v0.3.2 ADDED set construction+upload to publish (`build_signed_update_set`).

**Remaining REAL-WORLD verify is POST-publish** (needs the signed release to exist): Linux `spt update fetch` → Windows peer pulls → valid Windows PE applied + friendly message. The unit/in-process E2E (`update_set_propagates_selected_platform_artifact`, apply-guard regression) cover the logic; the cross-platform origin-fetch can only be rig-tested after todlando signs. Process lesson stands: the v0.3.1 brick slipped all CI because no single-node test exercises cross-node mixed-platform runtime — so this final rig test matters.

Related: [[owl-send-not-legacy-spt-send]] (use `$OWL send todlando`, NOT `spt send` → NO_PERCH; `${PIPESTATUS[0]}` not `$?` through a pipe), [[daemon-service-detection-gotcha]] (push→CI BEFORE tagging).

-v0.3.2 fixes the v0.3.1 cross-OS brick (Linux ELF applied as `spt.exe`). Minted **REQ-UPD-8**, implemented + all gates green, committed on branch `dev-freeform` (commits `a65b508` fix + `cabdc61` release-prep), pushed → CI. Release counter for v0.3.2 = **6**, signed by **todlando** (not me — signing delegated 2026-06-09).

+v0.3.2 fixes the v0.3.1 cross-OS brick (Linux ELF applied as `spt.exe`). Minted **REQ-UPD-8**, implemented + all gates green, on **main** head `cabdc61` (commits `a65b508` fix + `cabdc61` release-prep), workspace bumped 0.3.1→0.3.2. **CI GREEN both runners** (kitsubito Linux + hfenduleam Windows) + traceability (one socket-bind flake on first kitsubito run, clean on rerun). **todlando pinged 2026-06-09 to sign** (release ceremony = tag v0.3.2 → `release-publish --version 6`; counter v0.3.1=5 → v0.3.2=6). Signing delegated to todlando; NOT me.


All done.

## v0.3.2 — REQ-UPD-8 shipped to main, handed to todlando for signing

**Fix (the v0.3.1 cross-OS brick):**
- `spt update fetch` → stages signed **multi-platform update-set** (every platform artifact), never a platform-blind single. No single fallback.
- `apply_staged` Single path **refuses** unless cache platform-stamp == this OS. Unstamped (all P2P-pulled / pre-v0.3.2) or wrong-OS → fail-safe refuse. **This guard alone stops the brick.**
- additive `product_version` → `Updated spt-core to vX.Y.Z.` + changelog URL (counter fallback).
- `xtask release-publish` now builds+signs+uploads `update-set.json` over both platforms.

**Plan-premise correction:** handoff claimed publish "already builds a SignedUpdateSet (main.rs:799)" — that was `debug_rollout`. Production publish had **no** update-set; v0.3.2 added it.

**State:**
- main @ `cabdc61` (fix `a65b508` + release-prep `cabdc61`), workspace 0.3.1 → 0.3.2.
- Local gates: build · 224+108 tests · clippy · `--no-default-features` · propagate/peerloop · `xtask check` · traceable-reqs **0 findings**.
- **CI green both runners** + traceability (one kitsubito socket-bind flake, clean on rerun).
- CHANGELOG `## [0.3.2]` written (verbatim release body).

**todlando** pinged (via `$OWL`, `${PIPESTATUS[0]}`=0) to run the release ceremony: tag v0.3.2 → `release-publish --version 6`. Flagged the one test CI can't do — the post-publish Linux-fetch → Windows-pull → valid-PE verify — as the real-world confirmation before re-rolling the fleet.

deployah's two gotchas held: used `$OWL send` (not `spt send`) and read `${PIPESTATUS[0]}` — and the same pipe-masking trap bit my first `gh run watch | tail` (read tail's exit, masking a real CI failure), caught on the explicit `run view` recheck.


<task-notification>
<task-id>bfoz0tyn2</task-id>
Monitor event: "« spt event »"
<event><EVENT-PART seq="1/2" id="26bf2a24" type="msg" from="todlando">Got it — running v0.3.2 release ceremony now. origin/main verified @ cabdc614 (your cabdc61), v0.3.2 tag not yet present, monotonic 6 (v0.3.1=5). Tagging v0.3.2, push → release.yml draft both runners, then release-publish --tag v0.3.2 --version 6 (key rel-primary-2026).

One flag: this v0.3.2 is REQ-UPD-8 (</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="2/2" id="26bf2a24">update-set brick). My CR-corruption handoff (REQ-HAZARD-ENVELOPE-CR-LINESAFE — Windows \r mangling the EVENT envelope) isn't mentioned here. Folded into v0.3.2, or riding a later release? Confirming it didn't get lost — no blocker on this publish either way.</EVENT-PART></event>
</task-notification>


todlando's question: is the CR-linesafe fix (c5e3b27) in v0.3.2 or lost? Let me verify the v0.3.1 tag/release state vs. c5e3b27's position before answering:


Bash

echo "=== v0.3.1 tag commit ==="; git rev-list -n1 v0.3.1 2>&1 | head -1; echo "=== is c5e3b27 ancestor of main HEAD? ==="; git merge-base --is-ancestor c5e3b27 HEAD && echo "YES — c5e3b27 in main lineage" || echo "NO"; echo "=== commits between 516465c (release:v0.3.1) and c5e3b27 ==="; git log --oneline 516465c..c5e3b27; echo "=== v0.3.1 release state on origin ==="; gh release view v0.3.1 --repo SaberMage/spt-releases --json tagName,isDraft,publishedAt,createdAt 2>&1 | head

Determine where CR fix sits vs v0.3.1 tag/release


=== v0.3.1 tag commit ===
c5e3b27dcdfd22b04ee42cfe6198ee46b8f9a39f
=== is c5e3b27 ancestor of main HEAD? ===
YES — c5e3b27 in main lineage
=== commits between 516465c (release:v0.3.1) and c5e3b27 ===
c5e3b27 fix(proto): CR-linesafe EVENT codec + send/ring stdin trim (REQ-HAZARD-ENVELOPE-CR-LINESAFE)
=== v0.3.1 release state on origin ===
{"createdAt":"2026-06-07T05:12:56Z","isDraft":false,"publishedAt":"2026-06-09T05:38:18Z","tagName":"v0.3.1"}


Confirmed. CR fix already shipped — it's literally the v0.3.1 tag commit. Reply to todlando:


$OWL send todlando <<'EOF'
CR fix already shipped in v0.3.1 — nothing lost, no v0.3.2 action.

Detail: the v0.3.1 tag points AT c5e3b27 (your CR-linesafe commit, REQ-HAZARD-ENVELOPE-CR-LINESAFE). v0.3.1 is published (isDraft=false, counter 5). c5e3b27 is an ancestor of v0.3.2 main (cabdc61), so it's baked in transitively too.

So v0.3.2 = REQ-UPD-8 only (update-set brick). The CR fix is NOT a v0.3.2 changelog item — it's correctly under ## [0.3.1] ("Messages sent from Windows no longer arrive garbled"). Clean to proceed: tag v0.3.2 → release-publish --version 6.
EOF
echo "EXIT=${PIPESTATUS[0]}"

Reply to todlando re CR fix provenance


Answered (EXIT=0).

**todlando is running the v0.3.2 release ceremony** (tag → draft build → `release-publish --version 6`). Their CR-fix question resolved: that fix (c5e3b27) **is** the v0.3.1 tag commit — already published as v0.3.1 (counter 5), and an ancestor of v0.3.2's main, so not lost and not a v0.3.2 item.

My part is done:
- REQ-UPD-8 implemented, all gates green, on **main** (`cabdc61`).
- CI confirmed green both runners.
- CHANGELOG + version bumped.
- Signing handed to todlando, in progress.

Will surface anything if todlando reports a snag during publish. The one open real-world check — Linux fetch → Windows pull → valid PE — runs after the signed release exists.


<task-notification>
<task-id>bfoz0tyn2</task-id>
<summary>Monitor event: "« spt event »"</summary>
<event><EVENT type="msg" from="todlando">Ack — CR fix confirmed shipped in v0.3.1 (c5e3b27, ancestor of cabdc61, under ## [0.3.1]). Nothing lost. v0.3.2 = REQ-UPD-8 only. Proceeding: tag pushed (run 27198856591 queued), watching release.yml on both runners, then release-publish --tag v0.3.2 --version 6.</EVENT></event>
</task-notification>


todlando ack'd, v0.3.2 tag pushed (release.yml run 27198856591 queued on both runners), proceeding to `release-publish --version 6`. No action needed from me — todlando's driving the publish and watching the draft build.

Standing by. v0.3.2 = REQ-UPD-8 fix is on main, CI-green, signing in todlando's hands. Will jump in if the publish hits a snag.


<task-notification>
<task-id>bfoz0tyn2</task-id>
Monitor event: "« spt event »"
<event><EVENT-PART seq="1/3" id="f2dbdaf4" type="msg" from="todlando">v0.3.2 SIGNED + PUBLISHED. release-publish exit 0.
- verified spt-x86_64-linux e77ef8e1… + spt-x86_64-windows.exe 0c96b99b…
- signed key rel-primary-2026 (signer 54188f12…)
- update-set.json v6 &quot;0.3.2&quot;, both platforms (windows-msvc + linux-gnu)
- live: https://github.com/SaberMage/spt-rele</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="2/3" id="f2dbdaf4">ases/releases/tag/v0.3.2

Hard rule lifted — v0.3.2 exists, the multi-platform signed update-set is the real fix for the cross-OS brick.

Post-publish FLAG (yours from earlier): the one test CI can't run — Linux `spt update fetch` → Windows peer pull → valid PE applied. Want me to drive that end-to-end verify across kitsubi</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="3/3" id="f2dbdaf4">to→hfenduleam before any fleet re-roll, or are you taking it?</EVENT-PART></event>
</task-notification>


v0.3.2 **signed + published**, update-set.json v6 both platforms, hard rule lifted.

The cross-platform verify is the real-world test I flagged — I'll take the hfenduleam (Windows) side since I'm on that box (and it's the one that got bricked); todlando takes kitsubito. Coordinating the split + sequencing:


$OWL send todlando <<'EOF'
Clean publish — nice. I'll take the hfenduleam (Windows) end; you drive kitsubito. Split keeps each of us on our own box.

Target = the plan's exact brick shape: Linux fetch → Windows peer pull → valid PE.

Sequence:
1. (you, kitsubito) `spt update fetch` → stages the v0.3.2 set (BOTH platform artifacts, so kitsubito can serve the Windows one). Confirm staged_version=6 + it's serving.
2. (me, hfenduleam) poke the pump / let it pull from kitsubito over P2P → should select x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.
3. (me) `spt update apply` → assert: swapped spt.exe is a valid PE (MZ header, runs `--version`), prints "Updated spt-core to v0.3.2.", and a hosted session survives (REQ-UPD-3).

CAVEAT to check first: what spt-core version is hfenduleam's daemon running right now? It recovered to 0.3.0. If 0.3.0's request_update can't parse a Set OFFER, the P2P pull won't fire and I'll need an installer bump to 0.3.2 first (which itself moots the brick). Tell me when kitsubito has the set staged + serving and I'll drive my side and report MZ + the friendly msg. Holding the fleet re-roll until this passes.
EOF
echo "EXIT=${PIPESTATUS[0]}"

Coordinate verify split with todlando


Sent. While todlando stages on kitsubito, let me resolve my caveat — check hfenduleam's current spt-core version + daemon state (read-only):


which spt 2>/dev/null; echo "---version---"; spt --version 2>&1 | head -3; echo "---daemon status---"; spt daemon status 2>&1 | head -20

Check installed spt version + daemon status on hfenduleam


/c/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/bin/spt
---version---
spt 0.3.0
---daemon status---
daemon: running (pid 47780)
peer pump: STALLED (last tick 2859s ago — advertising/connecting is not running; restart the daemon)
managed-by: manual — at-logon task 'spt-core daemon' registered (auto-starts at logon)
subnets:
  SPT_DEV  nodes=3 endpoints=1
local endpoints: (none)


Resolved the caveat. hfenduleam state:
- spt-core **0.3.0**, daemon running (pid 47780), **pump STALLED** (~47min, no self-heal in 0.3.0), SPT_DEV nodes=3.
- 0.3.0 predates v0.3.1 but **postdates REQ-UPD-6 (sets, 2026-06-06)** → its `request_update` parses Set offers. So the P2P set-pull will work once the pump is alive.
- Stalled pump = needs a daemon restart to revive advertising/connecting before it can pull.

Relaying to todlando:


$OWL send todlando <<'EOF'
Caveat resolved — go ahead on kitsubito.

hfenduleam = spt-core 0.3.0, daemon up (pid 47780) but pump STALLED ~47min (no boot-race self-heal in 0.3.0). 0.3.0 postdates REQ-UPD-6, so its request_update DOES parse Set offers — the P2P set-pull will work. I'll restart hfenduleam's daemon to revive the pump right before pulling (stalled pump won't connect otherwise).

Ping me when kitsubito has the v0.3.2 set staged (staged_version=6) + is serving in SPT_DEV. Then I: restart daemon → confirm pump healthy + sees kitsubito → pull → apply → report MZ/PE + "Updated spt-core to v0.3.2." + session-survival.
EOF
echo "EXIT=${PIPESTATUS[0]}"

Tell todlando caveat resolved, ready for kitsubito signal


<owl_messages>
<owl_message from="todlando" priority="high">Taking kitsubito (Linux). You on hfenduleam Windows apply. Noted your 0.3.0-parse caveat on the P2P OFFER — your side; flag me if you need the installer bump.

Probing kitsubito's spt version first — its fetch must stage the FULL multi-platform set (that's the v0.3.2 behavior), so if kitsubito is pre-0.3.2 I'll self-update its own Linux leg (ELF→ELF, no brick risk) before staging-to-serve. Will report version + staged_version=6 + serving status.</owl_message>
</owl_messages>

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➜ SENT:todlando
EXIT=0


Ack, todlando — correct call. Important subtlety you've got right: kitsubito on **v0.3.1** would `fetch` the *old single-stage* behavior (the brick source), so it must reach **v0.3.2 first** to get set-staging. Its Linux self-update is ELF→ELF, zero brick risk. Quick ack:


$OWL send todlando <<'EOF'
Ack — good catch, that's the key ordering: kitsubito must be ON v0.3.2 before its fetch stages the SET (v0.3.1's fetch still does the old single-stage = the brick source). Its Linux leg ELF→ELF is safe either way (own fetch+apply or installer).

My side idle until your "staged_version=6 + serving" ping. I'll installer-bump hfenduleam only if the 0.3.0 P2P set-pull doesn't fire — but I expect it to (0.3.0 parses Set offers). Standing by.
EOF
echo "EXIT=${PIPESTATUS[0]}"

Ack todlando kitsubito ordering


Coordination set. todlando first brings **kitsubito to v0.3.2** (so its `fetch` stages the full multi-platform set, not the v0.3.1 single), then stages + serves the set in SPT_DEV.

My hfenduleam side is prepped and idle until todlando signals "staged_version=6 + serving":
1. restart daemon → revive the stalled pump
2. pull the set over P2P → Windows artifact selected
3. `spt update apply` → assert valid **PE/MZ**, "Updated spt-core to v0.3.2.", hosted session survives

Fleet re-roll held until this passes. Standing by for the signal.


<task-notification>
<task-id>bfoz0tyn2</task-id>
<summary>Monitor event: "« spt event »"</summary>
<event><EVENT type="msg" from="todlando">Ack both. kitsubito@0.3.1 fetch staged the Linux SINGLE (UPDATE_STAGED:6) — confirms old single-stage. Applying now → kitsubito to 0.3.2, then re-fetch (0.3.2 logic) to stage the FULL set + serve in SPT_DEV. Will ping you with staged_version=6 + serving. Hold your daemon restart till then.</EVENT></event>
</task-notification>


Holding. todlando just got **live confirmation of the root cause**: kitsubito@0.3.1 `fetch` staged a Linux *single* (UPDATE_STAGED:6) — exactly the platform-blind single that bricked us. Now applying → 0.3.2 → re-fetch the full set.

Brief ack so todlando knows I'm holding:


$OWL send todlando <<'EOF'
Holding daemon restart. Nice — that single-stage (UPDATE_STAGED:6 on 0.3.1) is the live root-cause proof. Ping when 0.3.2 re-fetch has the full set staged + serving; I'll go then.
EOF
echo "EXIT=${PIPESTATUS[0]}"

Ack hold to todlando


Holding for todlando's "full set staged + serving" signal from kitsubito. My hfenduleam side stays untouched until then (no daemon restart yet, per their request).

Standing by.


<task-notification>
<task-id>bfoz0tyn2</task-id>
<summary>Monitor event: "« spt event »"</summary>
<event><EVENT-PART seq="1/2" id="c18d6b1c" type="msg" from="todlando">Snag — not blocked yet, diagnosing. kitsubito is now 0.3.2 (APPLIED:6) but re-fetch to stage the FULL set is rejected: UPDATE_FETCH_REJECTED:Rollback { current:6, candidate:6 } — fetch won't re-pull same version. The 0.3.1 single-fetch + apply consumed staging; kitsubito never downloaded the Windows artifact, so </EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="2/2" id="c18d6b1c">nothing to serve you yet. Version-ordering trap: 0.3.2's full-set fetch only fires when a HIGHER version exists, but kitsubito's now at the top. Probing for a force flag / manual-stage path. Also: kitsubito's own pump is STALLED (needs daemon restart). Will report a fix path shortly — keep holding.</EVENT-PART></event>
</task-notification>


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</owl_reachability_notice>


CAVEMAN MODE ACTIVE (full). Drop articles/filler/pleasantries/hedging. Fragments OK. Code/commits/security: write normal.


Real snag — and it's a genuine transitional trap in my fetch logic: the rollback floor uses **staged_version**. kitsubito staged the v6 *single* (from 0.3.1), so a v6 *set* re-fetch hits `6 > 6` = false → `Rollback`. You can't re-fetch the same version to upgrade the staged shape single→set.

Fix is a cache-clear, not code. Sending todlando the unblock:


$OWL send todlando <<'EOF'
Diagnosis confirmed + fix path (no code change needed):

ROOT: cmd_update_fetch sets the rollback floor = staged_version on the pinned channel. kitsubito's cache still holds the v6 SINGLE it staged under 0.3.1, so staged_version=6 → the v6 SET re-fetch fails 6>6. It's a transitional-only trap: once a node is on 0.3.2 with a fresh cache, future releases are vN+1 and stage fine. No force flag exists.

UNBLOCK (kitsubito): clear the staged-release cache, then re-fetch.
1. `spt daemon stop` (or stop the user unit) — don't clear under a live daemon.
2. rm the staged cache: $SPT_HOME/releases/  (release.json + artifact.bin + artifacts/ + platform.json + applied.json — it's pure cache; the INSTALLED spt binary at ~/.local/bin is untouched). Default SPT_HOME if unset.
3. `spt update fetch` → staged_version None → floor 0 → v6 SET stages (downloads BOTH platform artifacts incl. the Windows one).
4. `spt daemon start` (revives the stalled pump so it serves over P2P).
5. Confirm: staged is a SET (not single) + serving in SPT_DEV.

kitsubito need NOT re-apply — staging the set is enough for it to SERVE me the Windows artifact. Ping when serving; I'll restart hfenduleam's pump and pull.

(Logging this as a known transitional papercut: fetch won't upgrade a same-version staged single→set. Not a shipping bug — only bites this one migration hop. Could add a shape-upgrade allowance later if we care.)
EOF
echo "EXIT=${PIPESTATUS[0]}"

Send unblock path to todlando


Logging the transitional trap to memory, and preempting: hfenduleam may have the **same stale v6 single staged** (which would also block its P2P pull — the pump's offer-gate uses staged_version too). Checking hfenduleam's cache while todlando works kitsubito:


echo "=== SPT_HOME env ==="; echo "SPT_HOME=$SPT_HOME"; echo "=== locate releases cache ==="; ls -la "$LOCALAPPDATA/spt-core/releases" 2>/dev/null || ls -la "C:/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/releases" 2>/dev/null; echo "=== search for release.json under spt-core ==="; find "C:/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core" -maxdepth 3 -name "release.json" 2>/dev/null; find "C:/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core" -maxdepth 3 -name "platform.json" -o -name "applied.json" 2>/dev/null | head

Locate hfenduleam releases cache


=== SPT_HOME env ===
SPT_HOME=
=== locate releases cache ===
total 34959
drwxr-xr-x 1 decid 197609        0 Jun  9 02:12 .
drwxr-xr-x 1 decid 197609        0 Jun  9 02:12 ..
-rw-r--r-- 1 decid 197609       13 Jun  9 02:12 applied.json
-rw-r--r-- 1 decid 197609 35783616 Jun  9 02:12 artifact.bin
-rw-r--r-- 1 decid 197609       21 Jun  9 02:12 last-outcome.json
-rw-r--r-- 1 decid 197609      417 Jun  9 02:12 release.json
=== search for release.json under spt-core ===
C:/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/releases/release.json
C:/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/releases/applied.json


hfenduleam has a **staged single** (release.json + flat artifact.bin, no `artifacts/` dir, no platform.json). 35MB artifact — possibly the brick's Linux ELF. Inspecting (read-only):


cd "C:/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/releases"; echo "=== applied.json ==="; cat applied.json; echo; echo "=== last-outcome.json ==="; cat last-outcome.json; echo; echo "=== release.json (metadata) ==="; cat release.json | python -c "import sys,json; d=json.load(sys.stdin); m=json.loads(d['metadata_json']); print(json.dumps(m,indent=1))" 2>/dev/null || cat release.json; echo "=== artifact.bin magic (first 4 bytes) ==="; head -c 4 artifact.bin | xxd

Inspect hfenduleam staged single + artifact magic


=== applied.json ===
{"version":5}
=== last-outcome.json ===
{"outcome":"applied"}
=== release.json (metadata) ===
{
 "version": 5,
 "channel": "stable",
 "expires_at_ms": 1812519495153,
 "key_id": "rel-primary-2026",
 "artifact_sha256": "61b5aff2a80d7df1b165df45cf90c8bd3ebbf3d19999e37f2f0bb64b6b213c54",
 "brain_ipc_version": 1,
 "broker_resource_abi": 1
}
=== artifact.bin magic (first 4 bytes) ===
00000000: 7f45 4c46                                .ELF
Shell cwd was reset to C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core


why did monotonic version stay 6 while normal version incremented?


**Major finding.** hfenduleam's staged cache holds the *literal brick artifact*: a **v5 (0.3.1) Linux ELF** as a flat single (magic `7f454c46` = ELF), `applied.json={version:5}`. The cross-OS single that bricked this box is still sitting staged. On 0.3.0 (no guard) it's a latent landmine — only fires on explicit `apply`, which I won't run.

This sharpens the verify and I must flag it to todlando:


$OWL send todlando <<'EOF'
Big finding on hfenduleam — relevant to your kitsubito work + the verify.

hfenduleam's staged cache STILL holds the brick artifact: a v5 (0.3.1) Linux ELF as a flat SINGLE (artifact.bin magic 7f454c46 = ELF; release.json version=5 channel=stable; applied.json={version:5}). That's the exact platform-blind cross-OS single that bricked this box. On 0.3.0 it's a latent landmine — only an explicit `spt update apply` would fire it (re-brick). I am NOT applying on 0.3.0.

Two upshots:
1. This is great forensic confirmation, and makes the verify stronger: when hfenduleam pulls your v6 SET and applies, it proves the set path selects the WINDOWS PE even on a box currently holding a Linux-ELF single — and replaces the landmine.
2. hfenduleam's pump floor = staged_version = 5, so it WILL accept your v6 set offer (6>5) and pull. (Unlike kitsubito which got stuck at 6=6.) When I restart, I'll first CLEAR hfenduleam's releases cache to remove the ELF landmine, then let the fresh pull stage the v6 set clean.

Note the asymmetry that caused your kitsubito snag: kitsubito staged+APPLIED v6 (single) → floor 6 → set re-fetch blocked. hfenduleam staged v5 but the apply was rolled back to 0.3.0 → floor 5 → set pull works. The fix is the same on both: clear releases cache before staging the set.

Still holding my daemon restart until your "kitsubito serving v6 set" ping.
EOF
echo "EXIT=${PIPESTATUS[0]}"

Report ELF landmine finding to todlando


<owl_messages>
<owl_message from="todlando" priority="high">Ack — clear staged cache, re-fetch, floor resets. Got the transitional-papercut framing (staged single won't upgrade to set at same version). Executing your 5 steps now: stop daemon → rm releases cache → fetch (set) → start → confirm SET + serving in SPT_DEV. Locating $SPT_HOME first (unset/default, XDG dirs absent). Ping incoming once serving.</owl_message>
</owl_messages>

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➜ SENT:todlando
EXIT=0


Prompt: why did monotonic version stay 6 while normal version incremented?


Ack todlando (high-priority), then answering the user:


$OWL send todlando <<'EOF'
Ack — 5 steps good. $SPT_HOME default on Linux = ~/.local/share/spt (XDG_DATA_HOME fallback); releases cache = ~/.local/share/spt/releases. Confirm staged shows a SET (artifacts/ dir with BOTH triples) not a flat artifact.bin before you ping. Standing by.
EOF
echo "EXIT=${PIPESTATUS[0]}"

Ack todlando + SPT_HOME hint


Ack'd. On your question — there are **two separate version fields**, and this release both moved:

| Field | This release | Role |
|---|---|---|
| `version: u64` (monotonic counter) | 5 → **6** | rollback-protection ordering — the **only** thing the trust gate compares |
| `product_version: String` (semver) | 0.3.1 → **0.3.2** | human display only (new in v0.3.2); **never** a trust input |

So both incremented in lockstep this time (5→6 ‖ 0.3.1→0.3.2) — they're just decoupled fields.

**Where "monotonic stayed 6" actually showed up** = kitsubito's `Rollback{current:6, candidate:6}`. The v0.3.2 *single* (what 0.3.1's fetch staged) and the v0.3.2 *set* (what we need to serve) are the **same release** — counter 6, semver 0.3.2 — in two different artifact **shapes**. Re-fetching the set bumped *neither* version; only the shape changed single→set. The gate keys on the counter, saw `6 ≤ 6`, and refused as a rollback. That's the transitional trap, not a version mismatch.

**Why decouple them at all:** the counter is the security spine — a plain `u64 >` that can't be gamed and needs no parsing. Semver is a lousy total-order for a trust gate (`0.9` vs `0.10`, pre-release tags, etc. all need careful parsing). The counter is also **channel-scoped** (stable and debug each run their own sequence per REQ-UPD-6). So: counter = monotone trust ordering, semver = cosmetic label. v0.1.0=1 · 0.1.1=2 · 0.2.0=3 · 0.3.0=4 · 0.3.1=5 · 0.3.2=6.

Net: nothing stayed behind — counter and semver both advanced for v0.3.2. The "6 = 6" you saw was kitsubito trying to re-stage the *same* release in a new shape, which the rollback gate correctly won't do without a cache clear.


<task-notification>
<task-id>bfoz0tyn2</task-id>
Monitor event: "« spt event »"
<event><EVENT-PART seq="1/4" id="a6953ce4" type="msg" from="todlando">GREEN — kitsubito SERVING v6 SET in SPT_DEV. Go.

Evidence:
- spt update fetch (post cache-clear): UPDATE_STAGED:6 (set, 2 platforms)
- ~/.spt-core/releases/artifacts/ holds BOTH: x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.bin (25.3 MB PE) + x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.bin (35.8 MB ELF)
- release.json = set manifest (740 B</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="2/4" id="a6953ce4">). NOT re-applied (kitsubito stays 0.3.2, serving only — per your plan).
- daemon pid 159446, peer pump: LIVE (tick 2s ago), managed-by systemd --user, subnet SPT_DEV nodes=3.

Ack your hfenduleam findings: v5 ELF-single landmine in its cache (only an explicit apply fires it — good you're on 0.3.0 not applying). Floor=5 so it acce</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="3/4" id="a6953ce4">pts my v6 offer. Clear-cache-before-stage is the symmetric fix — same as I just did here. The verify is stronger for it: your box currently holds a Linux-ELF single; a correct v6-set apply must select the WINDOWS PE and replace the landmine.

Your move: clear hfenduleam releases cache → restart daemon (revive pump) → confirm pump s</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="4/4" id="a6953ce4">ees kitsubito → pull v6 set → apply → report MZ/PE + &quot;Updated spt-core to v0.3.2.&quot; + session-survival (REQ-UPD-3). I'm watching for kitsubito-side pull activity; ping me your result.</EVENT-PART></event>
</task-notification>


kitsubito **GREEN** — serving the v6 SET (Windows PE 25.3MB + Linux ELF 35.8MB both staged), pump LIVE. My move on hfenduleam.

One caveat I'll flag up front: hfenduleam *applies* while running **0.3.0**, so its apply prints `APPLIED:6` — the friendly "Updated spt-core to v0.3.2." string is *0.3.2-CLI* behavior (unit-tested), not observable on this hop. What I *can* prove live: the v6 **set** is pulled, the **Windows PE** is selected (not the staged Linux ELF), and post-apply the binary is a valid PE at 0.3.2.

Executing carefully — stop daemon → clear the ELF-landmine cache → restart → confirm pump sees kitsubito:


echo "=== current installed version ==="; spt --version 2>&1 | head -1
echo "=== stop daemon ==="; spt daemon stop 2>&1 | head -10

Stop hfenduleam spt-core daemon


<owl_messages>
<owl_message from="todlando" priority="high">Crossed wires — my GREEN ping already went (kitsubito serving v6 SET). Two corrections:

1. PATH: kitsubito's actual $SPT_HOME = ~/.spt-core (releases at ~/.spt-core/releases), NOT ~/.local/share/spt — that XDG path doesn't exist on this box. Confirmed empirically: applied.json/release.json lived in ~/.spt-core/releases and my stop→rm→fetch operated there successfully. Heads up in case you reason about kitsubito's layout (your hfenduleam Windows default differs again, and you already located its cache).

2. SET shape CONFIRMED before ping: ~/.spt-core/releases/artifacts/ has BOTH x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.bin + x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.bin (not a flat artifact.bin). Good to go — go ahead and drive your hfenduleam pull.</owl_message>
</owl_messages>

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=== current installed version ===
spt 0.3.0
=== stop daemon ===
DAEMON_STOPPED


Ack, todlando — noted: kitsubito SPT_HOME=`~/.spt-core` (my XDG hint was off; you found it empirically), and SET shape confirmed (both platform `.bin`s). My hfenduleam cache is already located. Daemon's stopped; proceeding. Quick ack + clear the ELF-landmine cache:


$OWL send todlando <<'EOF'
Ack both — kitsubito $SPT_HOME=~/.spt-core (not XDG), set shape confirmed. hfenduleam daemon stopped, clearing the v5-ELF cache now → restart → pull your v6 set. Reporting result shortly.
EOF
echo "ACK_EXIT=${PIPESTATUS[0]}"
echo "=== snapshot ELF landmine sha before clearing (record) ==="
sha256sum "C:/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/releases/artifact.bin" 2>/dev/null | head -1
echo "=== clear releases cache ==="
rm -rf "C:/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/releases"
ls "C:/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/releases" 2>&1 | head -3
echo "RM_DONE exists=$([ -e "C:/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/releases" ] && echo yes || echo no)"

Ack todlando + clear hfenduleam releases cache


➜ SENT:todlando
ACK_EXIT=0
=== snapshot ELF landmine sha before clearing (record) ===
61b5aff2a80d7df1b165df45cf90c8bd3ebbf3d19999e37f2f0bb64b6b213c54 *C:/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/releases/artifact.bin
=== clear releases cache ===
ls: cannot access 'C:/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/releases': No such file or directory
RM_DONE exists=no


Cache cleared (ELF landmine sha `61b5aff2…` recorded — matches the staged v5 metadata). Restart daemon → revive pump → confirm it connects to kitsubito:


echo "=== start daemon ==="; spt daemon start 2>&1 | head -8
echo "=== wait for pump bring-up ==="; sleep 12
echo "=== status ==="; spt daemon status 2>&1 | head -20

Restart daemon, check pump + subnet


=== start daemon ===
DAEMON_STARTED
=== wait for pump bring-up ===
=== status ===
daemon: running (pid 48952)
peer pump: live (last tick 12s ago)
managed-by: manual — at-logon task 'spt-core daemon' registered (auto-starts at logon)
subnets:
  SPT_DEV  nodes=3 endpoints=0
local endpoints: (none)


Pump LIVE (pid 48952), SPT_DEV nodes=3. Now waiting for it to connect to kitsubito + auto-pull the v6 set. Polling for the staged set to land:


REL="C:/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/releases"
for i in $(seq 1 18); do
  if [ -f "$REL/release.json" ]; then
    echo "STAGED after ~$((i*10))s"; break
  fi
  sleep 10
done
echo "=== staged contents ==="; ls -la "$REL" 2>&1; echo "--- artifacts dir ---"; ls -la "$REL/artifacts" 2>&1
echo "=== endpoints/subnet ==="; spt daemon status 2>&1 | grep -iE "endpoints|pump|nodes"

Poll for v6 set pull from kitsubito (up to 3min)


STAGED after ~10s
=== staged contents ===
total 13
drwxr-xr-x 1 decid 197609   0 Jun  9 03:23 .
drwxr-xr-x 1 decid 197609   0 Jun  9 03:23 ..
drwxr-xr-x 1 decid 197609   0 Jun  9 03:23 artifacts
-rw-r--r-- 1 decid 197609  20 Jun  9 03:23 last-outcome.json
-rw-r--r-- 1 decid 197609 740 Jun  9 03:23 release.json
--- artifacts dir ---
total 24712
drwxr-xr-x 1 decid 197609        0 Jun  9 03:23 .
drwxr-xr-x 1 decid 197609        0 Jun  9 03:23 ..
-rwxr-xr-x 1 decid 197609 25297920 Jun  9 03:23 x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.bin
=== endpoints/subnet ===
peer pump: live (last tick 2s ago)
  SPT_DEV  nodes=3 endpoints=0
local endpoints: (none)


Set pulled in ~10s — hfenduleam pulled **only its Windows artifact** (`x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.bin`, 25.3MB = matches kitsubito's PE), the flat ELF single is gone. Pre-apply checkpoint — confirm it's a v6 set manifest + the artifact is a real PE (not ELF) before I apply:


REL="C:/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/releases"
echo "=== last-outcome ==="; cat "$REL/last-outcome.json"; echo
echo "=== set manifest (parsed) ==="; cat "$REL/release.json" | python -c "import sys,json; d=json.load(sys.stdin); m=json.loads(d['metadata_json']); print('version',m.get('version')); print('product_version',repr(m.get('product_version'))); print('channel',m.get('channel')); print('artifacts',list(m.get('artifacts',{}).keys()))" 2>/dev/null
echo "=== staged Windows artifact magic (MZ=PE, expect 4d5a) ==="; head -c 2 "$REL/artifacts/x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.bin" | xxd
echo "=== artifact sha (should match manifest windows digest) ==="; sha256sum "$REL/artifacts/x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.bin" | head -1

Verify staged set manifest + Windows PE magic pre-apply


=== last-outcome ===
{"outcome":"staged"}
=== set manifest (parsed) ===
version 6
product_version '0.3.2'
channel stable
artifacts ['x86_64-pc-windows-msvc', 'x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu']
=== staged Windows artifact magic (MZ=PE, expect 4d5a) ===
00000000: 4d5a                                     MZ
=== artifact sha (should match manifest windows digest) ===
0c96b99b8f5ec9ea6c408251959df6484073d3340ed95861d1d64ffac376c288 *C:/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/releases/artifacts/x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.bin


✅ **Checkpoint passed** — staged is a v6 SET manifest (`product_version: "0.3.2"`, channel stable), the Windows artifact magic is **`4d5a` = MZ = valid PE** (not ELF), sha `0c96b99b…` matches todlando's published Windows binary. The box that held a Linux ELF now holds the correct signed Windows PE.

Applying (0.3.0 → set path selects Windows PE):


echo "=== spt update apply (running under 0.3.0) ==="; spt update apply 2>&1 | head -10
echo "=== post-apply: installed binary magic (expect 4d5a MZ) ==="; head -c 2 "C:/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/bin/spt.exe" 2>/dev/null | xxd || head -c 2 "C:/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/bin/spt" | xxd
echo "=== post-apply version (expect 0.3.2) ==="; spt --version 2>&1 | head -1

Apply v6 set on hfenduleam + verify PE + version


=== spt update apply (running under 0.3.0) ===
APPLIED:6
=== post-apply: installed binary magic (expect 4d5a MZ) ===
00000000: 4d5a                                     MZ
=== post-apply version (expect 0.3.2) ===
spt 0.3.2


🎯 **VERIFY PASSED end-to-end.** hfenduleam (Windows) — which held the Linux-ELF brick single — pulled the v6 SET over P2P from kitsubito (Linux), selected the **Windows artifact**, applied → **`spt 0.3.2`**, binary magic **`4d5a` (MZ/PE)**. The exact brick shape, now fixed. No brick.

Restart daemon onto the new 0.3.2 binary + confirm healthy: