spt daemon stop 2>&1 | head -2; sleep 2; spt daemon start 2>&1 | head -2; sleep 12
echo "=== status (daemon now running 0.3.2) ==="; spt daemon status 2>&1 | head -12
echo "=== confirm running binary version ==="; spt --version 2>&1 | head -1
echo "=== old-binary backup present (recovery path) ==="; ls "C:/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/bin/" 2>&1 | grep -i "old\|spt"

Restart daemon onto 0.3.2, confirm healthy + backup


DAEMON_STOPPED
DAEMON_STARTED
=== status (daemon now running 0.3.2) ===
daemon: running (pid 18112)
peer pump: live (last tick 1s ago)
managed-by: manual — at-logon task 'spt-core daemon' registered (auto-starts at logon)
subnets:
  SPT_DEV  nodes=3 endpoints=1
local endpoints: (none)
=== confirm running binary version ===
spt 0.3.2
=== old-binary backup present (recovery path) ===
spt.exe
spt.exe.old-5
spt.exe.old-6


**hfenduleam fully on 0.3.2** — daemon pid 18112, pump LIVE, SPT_DEV connected (endpoints=1), backups `spt.exe.old-5` (brick recovery) + `spt.exe.old-6` (this apply) intact for rollback.

Reporting the green to todlando:


Bash

$OWL send todlando <<'EOF'
VERIFY GREEN — cross-OS brick fixed end-to-end on the real fleet.

hfenduleam (Windows), which held the v5 Linux-ELF SINGLE (the brick), pulled YOUR v6 SET over P2P:
- pump pulled in ~10s: staged a SET (release.json 740B manifest + artifacts/x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.bin, 25.3MB). NO flat ELF — it selected ONLY its own platform. last-outcome=staged.
- pre-apply checks: manifest version=6, product_version="0.3.2", channel=stable; staged artifact magic 4d5a (MZ/PE, not 7f454c46 ELF); sha 0c96b99b… = your published Windows binary.
- spt update apply → APPLIED:6 (0.3.0 CLI; the friendly "Updated spt-core to v0.3.2." is 0.3.2-CLI behavior, unit-tested — not observable on this hop). Installed spt.exe magic 4d5a, spt --version = 0.3.2.
- daemon restarted onto 0.3.2: pid 18112, pump LIVE, SPT_DEV endpoints=1. Backups spt.exe.old-5 + old-6 present.

So a Windows node holding a Linux ELF correctly ended up with the Windows PE via the platform-safe set. No brick. The exact v0.3.1 failure shape is now fixed.

Fleet: kitsubito=0.3.2 (serving), hfenduleam=0.3.2. ENLYZEAM (3rd SPT_DEV node) still unknown — re-roll it the same way (it'll pull the set from either of us; clear its cache first if it has a stale staged single). Hard rule fully lifted.
EOF
echo "EXIT=${PIPESTATUS[0]}"

Report verify-green to todlando


➜ SENT:todlando
EXIT=0


Updating memory — verify complete + the cache-clear gotcha for the remaining node:


Edit

**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.

**PUBLISHED + RIG-VERIFIED 2026-06-09.** todlando signed v0.3.2 (counter 6, key rel-primary-2026); live at github.com/SaberMage/spt-releases/releases/tag/v0.3.2 with `update-set.json` (both platforms). Cross-OS rig verify PASSED end-to-end: kitsubito (Linux, 0.3.2) served the v6 SET; hfenduleam (Windows) — which still held the v5 **Linux-ELF single landmine** (the literal brick artifact, sha 61b5aff2…, magic 7f454c46) — pulled the SET over P2P, selected ONLY its Windows artifact (magic 4d5a/MZ, sha 0c96b99b… = published PE), applied → `spt 0.3.2`. No brick. **Fleet: kitsubito=0.3.2, hfenduleam=0.3.2; ENLYZEAM (3rd SPT_DEV node) still unknown — re-roll same way.** Hard rule LIFTED.

**Transitional cache-clear gotcha (hit live on both nodes):** `cmd_update_fetch`'s rollback floor = `staged_version` on the pinned channel. A node that staged the v6 SINGLE (via 0.3.1's old fetch) can't re-fetch the v6 SET — `Rollback{6,6}` (same version, only the shape differs single→set). Also the P2P pump's offer floor = staged_version. FIX both: stop daemon → `rm -rf $SPT_HOME/releases` (pure cache; installed binary untouched) → restart → fetch/pull stages the set clean. Linux $SPT_HOME default = `~/.spt-core` (NOT XDG `~/.local/share/spt`); Windows default = `%LOCALAPPDATA%\spt-core`. NOT a shipping bug (only bites the one migration hop; future releases are vN+1). Friendly apply message is 0.3.2-CLI behavior — a 0.3.0→0.3.2 apply prints the old `APPLIED:6` (the applying binary is still 0.3.0); unit-tested, not observable on the upgrade hop.


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)

**PUBLISHED + RIG-VERIFIED 2026-06-09.** todlando signed v0.3.2 (counter 6, key rel-primary-2026); live at github.com/SaberMage/spt-releases/releases/tag/v0.3.2 with `update-set.json` (both platforms). Cross-OS rig verify PASSED end-to-end: kitsubito (Linux, 0.3.2) served the v6 SET; hfenduleam (Windows) — which still held the v5 **Linux-ELF single landmine** (the literal brick artifact, sha 61b5aff2…, magic 7f454c46) — pulled the SET over P2P, selected ONLY its Windows artifact (magic 4d5a/MZ, sha 0c96b99b… = published PE), applied → `spt 0.3.2`. No brick. **Fleet: kitsubito=0.3.2, hfenduleam=0.3.2; ENLYZEAM (3rd SPT_DEV node) still unknown — re-roll same way.** Hard rule LIFTED.

**Transitional cache-clear gotcha (hit live on both nodes):** `cmd_update_fetch`'s rollback floor = `staged_version` on the pinned channel. A node that staged the v6 SINGLE (via 0.3.1's old fetch) can't re-fetch the v6 SET — `Rollback{6,6}` (same version, only the shape differs single→set). Also the P2P pump's offer floor = staged_version. FIX both: stop daemon → `rm -rf $SPT_HOME/releases` (pure cache; installed binary untouched) → restart → fetch/pull stages the set clean. Linux $SPT_HOME default = `~/.spt-core` (NOT XDG `~/.local/share/spt`); Windows default = `%LOCALAPPDATA%\spt-core`. NOT a shipping bug (only bites the one migration hop; future releases are vN+1). Friendly apply message is 0.3.2-CLI behavior — a 0.3.0→0.3.2 apply prints the old `APPLIED:6` (the applying binary is still 0.3.0); unit-tested, not observable on the upgrade hop.

---
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, 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.

**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).

-**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.

+**PUBLISHED + RIG-VERIFIED 2026-06-09.** todlando signed v0.3.2 (counter 6, key rel-primary-2026); live at github.com/SaberMage/spt-releases/releases/tag/v0.3.2 with `update-set.json` (both platforms). Cross-OS rig verify PASSED end-to-end: kitsubito (Linux, 0.3.2) served the v6 SET; hfenduleam (Windows) — which still held the v5 **Linux-ELF single landmine** (the literal brick artifact, sha 61b5aff2…, magic 7f454c46) — pulled the SET over P2P, selected ONLY its Windows artifact (magic 4d5a/MZ, sha 0c96b99b… = published PE), applied → `spt 0.3.2`. No brick. **Fleet: kitsubito=0.3.2, hfenduleam=0.3.2; ENLYZEAM (3rd SPT_DEV node) still unknown — re-roll same way.** Hard rule LIFTED.

+**Transitional cache-clear gotcha (hit live on both nodes):** `cmd_update_fetch`'s rollback floor = `staged_version` on the pinned channel. A node that staged the v6 SINGLE (via 0.3.1's old fetch) can't re-fetch the v6 SET — `Rollback{6,6}` (same version, only the shape differs single→set). Also the P2P pump's offer floor = staged_version. FIX both: stop daemon → `rm -rf $SPT_HOME/releases` (pure cache; installed binary untouched) → restart → fetch/pull stages the set clean. Linux $SPT_HOME default = `~/.spt-core` (NOT XDG `~/.local/share/spt`); Windows default = `%LOCALAPPDATA%\spt-core`. NOT a shipping bug (only bites the one migration hop; future releases are vN+1). Friendly apply message is 0.3.2-CLI behavior — a 0.3.0→0.3.2 apply prints the old `APPLIED:6` (the applying binary is still 0.3.0); unit-tested, not observable on the upgrade hop.


- [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

- [v0.3.2 platform-safe update](v032-platform-safe-update.md) — REQ-UPD-8 PUBLISHED + rig-verified 2026-06-09 (counter 6): fetch stages multi-platform update-set, apply refuses unstamped/wrong-OS single. Fleet kitsubito+hfenduleam=0.3.2 (ENLYZEAM TODO). GOTCHA: fetch/pump floor=staged_version → can't re-stage same version single→set; clear `$SPT_HOME/releases` first (Linux ~/.spt-core, Win %LOCALAPPDATA%\spt-core). CORRECTION: release-publish never built a SignedUpdateSet pre-v0.3.2 (was debug_rollout)


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- [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)
- [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 (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

+- [v0.3.2 platform-safe update](v032-platform-safe-update.md) — REQ-UPD-8 PUBLISHED + rig-verified 2026-06-09 (counter 6): fetch stages multi-platform update-set, apply refuses unstamped/wrong-OS single. Fleet kitsubito+hfenduleam=0.3.2 (ENLYZEAM TODO). GOTCHA: fetch/pump floor=staged_version → can't re-stage same version single→set; clear `$SPT_HOME/releases` first (Linux ~/.spt-core, Win %LOCALAPPDATA%\spt-core). CORRECTION: release-publish never built a SignedUpdateSet pre-v0.3.2 (was debug_rollout)


Done — the v0.3.1 cross-OS brick is **fixed, published, and rig-proven on the real fleet**.

## Full arc closed

**Fix (v0.3.2 / REQ-UPD-8):** `spt update fetch` stages the signed multi-platform update-set (never a platform-blind single) · `apply_staged` refuses any single not platform-stamped for this OS (the guard that alone stops the brick) · `product_version` → friendly apply message · `xtask release-publish` builds+uploads `update-set.json`.

**Shipped:** all local gates green → committed → CI green both runners → **todlando signed + published v0.3.2** (counter 6), live with `update-set.json`.

**Rig verify (the exact brick shape, fixed):**
- kitsubito (Linux, 0.3.2) served the v6 set.
- hfenduleam (Windows) — *still holding the v5 Linux-ELF single that bricked it* — pulled the set over P2P, selected **only its Windows artifact** (magic `4d5a`/MZ, sha matches the published PE), applied → **`spt 0.3.2`**, daemon healthy. The Linux-ELF landmine replaced. **No brick.**

**Fleet:** kitsubito + hfenduleam on 0.3.2. **ENLYZEAM** (3rd SPT_DEV node) still unknown — same re-roll (pulls the set from either node; clear its `releases` cache first if it holds a stale single).

**Two real gotchas surfaced + logged to memory:**
- Fetch/pump rollback floor = `staged_version`, so a node that staged the v6 *single* can't re-stage the v6 *set* (`Rollback{6,6}`) — clear `$SPT_HOME/releases` first. Transitional only, not a shipping bug.
- The friendly message is 0.3.2-CLI behavior; a 0.3.0→0.3.2 apply still prints `APPLIED:6` (the applying binary is 0.3.0) — unit-tested, not observable on the upgrade hop.

Also confirmed your version question live: counter `6` and semver `0.3.2` both advanced together; the "6 = 6" was kitsubito re-staging the *same* release in a new shape, which the rollback gate correctly blocked.


<task-notification>
<task-id>bfoz0tyn2</task-id>
Monitor event: "« spt event »"
<event><EVENT-PART seq="1/3" id="c89c8530" type="msg" from="todlando">VERIFY GREEN confirmed — clean end-to-end. Windows box that held the Linux-ELF brick ended on the Windows PE (4d5a, sha 0c96b99b = my published binary), --version 0.3.2, pump live, backups present. The v0.3.1 cross-OS brick shape is dead.

ENLYZEAM is the last SPT_DEV node — and it's the box from the ORIGIN</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="2/3" id="c89c8530">AL bug report (malformed hfenduleam&lt;-&gt;enlyzeam message; CR fix shipped in 0.3.1, so 0.3.2 carries it). I'll take the enlyzeam re-roll: clear stale cache if present, pull v6 set from kitsubito (still serving), apply, verify MZ-vs-ELF correctness + --version + session survival. Probing my access to enlyzeam now. Kitsubito stays serving. Wi</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="3/3" id="c89c8530">ll report.</EVENT-PART></event>
</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.


todlando owns the **ENLYZEAM** re-roll (the origin-bug-report box) — kitsubito stays serving, I'm done my side. Quick ack:


Bash

$OWL send todlando <<'EOF'
Confirmed green, thanks. ENLYZEAM is yours — same drill. One note: its platform is unknown, so verify the staged artifact magic matches ITS OS (4d5a/MZ if Windows, 7f454c46/ELF if Linux) — the set-select picks current_platform() either way; the check is just "did it pick the RIGHT one for that box." Clear its cache first if it holds a stale single (likely, since it predates 0.3.2). Kitsubito serving from me-side is fine to lean on. Ping if you need a second pair of eyes; otherwise I'm wrapped — incident closed once enlyzeam lands.
EOF
echo "EXIT=${PIPESTATUS[0]}"

Ack todlando, hand off ENLYZEAM


My side is wrapped.

**Status:** v0.3.1 cross-OS brick — fixed (REQ-UPD-8), signed + published as v0.3.2, and rig-verified end-to-end on hfenduleam (the bricked box now correctly on the Windows PE at 0.3.2). Fleet: kitsubito + hfenduleam on 0.3.2; **ENLYZEAM** is todlando's last re-roll (in progress). Incident fully closed once enlyzeam lands.

Everything's logged to memory (fix details, fleet state, the cache-clear gotcha, the plan-premise correction). Standing by for todlando's enlyzeam result or anything else you need.


<task-notification>
<task-id>bfoz0tyn2</task-id>
<summary>Monitor event: "« spt event »"</summary>
<event><EVENT type="msg" from="todlando">Ack — enlyzeam mine. Will verify staged artifact magic matches ITS detected OS (4d5a/MZ Windows or 7f454c46/ELF Linux), confirm set-select picked the right one, clear stale single first. Leaning on kitsubito serving. Detecting enlyzeam platform + spt location now; will report the landing. Incident closes on my green.</EVENT></event>
</task-notification>


todlando's got enlyzeam — detecting its platform + spt location, will verify magic-matches-OS, report the landing. No further action my side; replying to a status-ack would just be noise.

Wrapped and standing by. Incident closes on todlando's enlyzeam green — I'll surface it when it lands.


<task-notification>
<task-id>bfoz0tyn2</task-id>
Monitor event: "« spt event »"
<event><EVENT-PART seq="1/5" id="d023eaac" type="msg" from="todlando">enlyzeam LANDED — cross-OS brick fix proven on the 3rd node, autonomously.

Key: enlyzeam's live 0.3.0 daemon (pump up, floor&lt;6) had ALREADY pulled your/my v6 SET over P2P with zero intervention and staged the platform-correct artifact — artifacts/ held ONLY x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.bin (magic 4d5a/MZ, sha</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="2/5" id="d023eaac"> 0c96b99b = published Windows binary), NO ELF. No cache-clear needed; the set-select was already clean.

apply → APPLIED:6. Installed spt.exe magic 4d5a/MZ, --version 0.3.2, applied.json {version:6}, last-outcome applied, backup spt.exe.old-6 present. gerald (ready_agent) alive=true, endpoints=1, survived.

ONE NUANCE worth loggi</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="3/5" id="d023eaac">ng: enlyzeam's daemon is managed-by &quot;manual — at-logon task&quot; (not systemd). apply swapped the on-disk binary but did NOT restart the running daemon — pid unchanged (68580), still 0.3.0 in memory. New code goes live only on daemon restart / next logon. (Your hfenduleam systemd-ish path you restarted by hand → new pid 18112.) So:</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="4/5" id="d023eaac"> manual-managed daemons need an explicit restart after apply to actually run the new version. Asking the user whether to bounce gerald now or defer to next logon.

Fleet binaries: all three nodes have 0.3.2 installed + applied. Running daemons: kitsubito 0.3.2, hfenduleam 0.3.2, enlyzeam still-running-0.3.0-until-restart. Brick incident:</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="5/5" id="d023eaac"> FIXED + verified end-to-end across all 3.</EVENT-PART></event>
</task-notification>


**enlyzeam LANDED — all 3 nodes verified, incident fixed end-to-end.** Notably enlyzeam (Windows, gerald) auto-pulled the v6 set over P2P with *zero intervention* (live 0.3.0 daemon, floor<6) → staged only the Windows PE → applied → 0.3.2, gerald survived.

todlando's nuance is real and **by design**: `apply` swaps the on-disk binary + does the *brain-only* handoff (swaps the brain, re-execs new binary), but the **resident daemon process keeps running old logic until restart** (applyhost docs: "resident loops keep running the old logic until its next restart … routine lifecycle, never an endpoint cycle"). My hfenduleam shows new code only because I restarted by hand. So a manual/at-logon daemon needs an explicit bounce to *run* 0.3.2 — the binary's already correct on disk.

Logging it + answering the bounce question todlando put to you:


Edit

**Apply ≠ running new code (by design, applyhost docs):** `spt update apply` swaps the on-disk binary + does the brain-only handoff, but the resident DAEMON PROCESS keeps running old logic until its next restart (`ensure_running` spawns the now-new binary at next restart/logon — routine lifecycle, never an endpoint cycle). So after apply: binary on disk = new, `spt --version` (a fresh exec) = new, but the long-lived daemon pid stays old-in-memory until bounced. Manual/at-logon-managed daemons need an EXPLICIT restart to run the new version (hfenduleam: hand-restarted → new pid 18112; enlyzeam: pid 68580 stayed 0.3.0-in-memory post-apply until bounce). Deferring to next logon is SAFE — the binary is correct; only the running process lags. Bounce sooner only to get 0.3.2 runtime behavior (boot-race self-heal etc.) immediately.

All-3-nodes verified 2026-06-09: enlyzeam (Windows, gerald ready_agent) AUTO-pulled the v6 set over P2P with zero intervention (no cache-clear needed — its floor<6) → staged Windows PE only → applied → 0.3.2.

Related: [[owl-send-not-legacy-spt-send]]


**Apply ≠ running new code (by design, applyhost docs):** `spt update apply` swaps the on-disk binary + does the brain-only handoff, but the resident DAEMON PROCESS keeps running old logic until its next restart (`ensure_running` spawns the now-new binary at next restart/logon — routine lifecycle, never an endpoint cycle). So after apply: binary on disk = new, `spt --version` (a fresh exec) = new, but the long-lived daemon pid stays old-in-memory until bounced. Manual/at-logon-managed daemons need an EXPLICIT restart to run the new version (hfenduleam: hand-restarted → new pid 18112; enlyzeam: pid 68580 stayed 0.3.0-in-memory post-apply until bounce). Deferring to next logon is SAFE — the binary is correct; only the running process lags. Bounce sooner only to get 0.3.2 runtime behavior (boot-race self-heal etc.) immediately.

All-3-nodes verified 2026-06-09: enlyzeam (Windows, gerald ready_agent) AUTO-pulled the v6 set over P2P with zero intervention (no cache-clear needed — its floor<6) → staged Windows PE only → applied → 0.3.2.

Related: [[owl-send-not-legacy-spt-send]]

---
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, 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.

**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`).

**PUBLISHED + RIG-VERIFIED 2026-06-09.** todlando signed v0.3.2 (counter 6, key rel-primary-2026); live at github.com/SaberMage/spt-releases/releases/tag/v0.3.2 with `update-set.json` (both platforms). Cross-OS rig verify PASSED end-to-end: kitsubito (Linux, 0.3.2) served the v6 SET; hfenduleam (Windows) — which still held the v5 **Linux-ELF single landmine** (the literal brick artifact, sha 61b5aff2…, magic 7f454c46) — pulled the SET over P2P, selected ONLY its Windows artifact (magic 4d5a/MZ, sha 0c96b99b… = published PE), applied → `spt 0.3.2`. No brick. **Fleet: kitsubito=0.3.2, hfenduleam=0.3.2; ENLYZEAM (3rd SPT_DEV node) still unknown — re-roll same way.** Hard rule LIFTED.

**Transitional cache-clear gotcha (hit live on both nodes):** `cmd_update_fetch`'s rollback floor = `staged_version` on the pinned channel. A node that staged the v6 SINGLE (via 0.3.1's old fetch) can't re-fetch the v6 SET — `Rollback{6,6}` (same version, only the shape differs single→set). Also the P2P pump's offer floor = staged_version. FIX both: stop daemon → `rm -rf $SPT_HOME/releases` (pure cache; installed binary untouched) → restart → fetch/pull stages the set clean. Linux $SPT_HOME default = `~/.spt-core` (NOT XDG `~/.local/share/spt`); Windows default = `%LOCALAPPDATA%\spt-core`. NOT a shipping bug (only bites the one migration hop; future releases are vN+1). Friendly apply message is 0.3.2-CLI behavior — a 0.3.0→0.3.2 apply prints the old `APPLIED:6` (the applying binary is still 0.3.0); unit-tested, not observable on the upgrade hop.

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).

+**Apply ≠ running new code (by design, applyhost docs):** `spt update apply` swaps the on-disk binary + does the brain-only handoff, but the resident DAEMON PROCESS keeps running old logic until its next restart (`ensure_running` spawns the now-new binary at next restart/logon — routine lifecycle, never an endpoint cycle). So after apply: binary on disk = new, `spt --version` (a fresh exec) = new, but the long-lived daemon pid stays old-in-memory until bounced. Manual/at-logon-managed daemons need an EXPLICIT restart to run the new version (hfenduleam: hand-restarted → new pid 18112; enlyzeam: pid 68580 stayed 0.3.0-in-memory post-apply until bounce). Deferring to next logon is SAFE — the binary is correct; only the running process lags. Bounce sooner only to get 0.3.2 runtime behavior (boot-race self-heal etc.) immediately.

+All-3-nodes verified 2026-06-09: enlyzeam (Windows, gerald ready_agent) AUTO-pulled the v6 set over P2P with zero intervention (no cache-clear needed — its floor<6) → staged Windows PE only → applied → 0.3.2.


**Incident closed — all 3 SPT_DEV nodes verified, brick fix proven end-to-end.**

Final state:
- **Binaries:** kitsubito, hfenduleam, enlyzeam all on 0.3.2 (installed + applied).
- **Running daemons:** kitsubito 0.3.2, hfenduleam 0.3.2 (I bounced it), enlyzeam still 0.3.0-in-memory until restart.

On todlando's question to you — **bounce gerald/enlyzeam now, or defer to next logon:**

My rec: **safe to defer.** The on-disk binary is already the correct 0.3.2 PE, gerald survived the apply (alive, endpoints=1), and the brick risk is gone regardless. Next logon/restart picks up 0.3.2 automatically. The *only* thing a bounce-now buys is making enlyzeam's running daemon use 0.3.2's **runtime behavior immediately** — chiefly the boot-race self-heal (v0.3.1+), which matters if that box reboots before you'd otherwise restart it. Given enlyzeam was the flaky origin box, a clean bounce-now to get the self-heal live + the whole fleet uniformly on 0.3.2-in-memory is reasonable too — it's a brief, safe daemon cycle.

Either is fine; I'd lean bounce-now for uniformity + self-heal, but no urgency. Tell todlando your call and they'll execute (it's their node).

Nothing left on my side — fix shipped, verified, and the apply-≠-running-new-code nuance is logged to memory.


<command-message>spt:signoff</command-message>
<command-name>/spt:signoff</command-name>


Base directory for this skill: C:\Users\decid\.ccs\instances\bigscreen\plugins\cache\cplugs\spt\1.11.25\skills\signoff

# /spt:signoff

All commands use `$LIVE` env var, auto-injected by the plugin's SessionStart hook. If commands fail with "command not found", restart the Claude Code session so the SessionStart hook re-runs.

> **Identity auto-detection:** Your identity is auto-detected from your session. Pass your ID explicitly only if auto-detection fails.

## Flow

1. **Download Psyche's *current* context** — it shifts during the session as background echo communes fire. Re-download right before composing; the gen-N snapshot you read at session start is already stale:
   ```bash
   $LIVE psyche-download <your-id>
   ```

   > **Output truncation.** If the Bash tool reports `Output too large (N KB)` and saves the full result to a `tool-results/<id>.txt` file, use the `Read` tool on that saved path to access the full content.

2. **Diff your knowledge against this fresh download** — only *what's missing from it* belongs in the FINAL COMMUNE body (work completed, decisions made, intentions formed). Anything already absorbed is not.

3. **Sign off** -- use the **Write tool** to create
   `.claude/{your-id}-signoff.md`. Do not use Bash/heredoc -- Write is the
   canonical path: no shell escaping, no `EOF` collision risk, and Write
   auto-creates the `.claude/` parent directory.

   - **Plain signoff** (no final commune body): Write the file with an empty
     string as its contents.
   - **Signoff with a FINAL COMMUNE body**: Write the file with the final
     commune body as its contents — the body MUST be wrapped in the same
     two-slice envelope as a regular commune (see `## Two-slice body shape`
	 below, or `/spt:commune` for the full teaching).

	 Your live agent listener detects the file, notifies your Psyche wrapper,
	 prints `STOP:{your-id} (signoff dropped)`, and exits cleanly. The Psyche
	 wrapper independently consumes the file and tears itself down.

   **Offline path (no live listener):** If no session is currently live for
   your agent, the dropped `.claude/{your-id}-signoff.md` simply persists on
   disk. The next time anyone runs `$LIVE psyche-download <your-id>`, that
   signoff body reflected under a `## Pending Signoff (written {mtime})`
   header. This is the way to record post-session-end context updates.

## Two-slice body shape (Phase 25 D-10/D-11)

When the FINAL-COMMUNE body is non-empty (the second sub-bullet of Step 3 above), it follows the same Phase 25 D-10/D-11 two-slice envelope contract as a regular commune body:

- **In a tracked project** (detected via the `project="..."` attribute on the `<current ... />` tag at the top of `$LIVE psyche-download` output): emit `<live-context>...</live-context>` plus either `<project-context>...</project-context>` (with content) or `<project-context></project-context>` (empty body — "in-project but quiet" signal per D-25.1-02).
- **Outside any tracked project** (no payload at all from `psyche-download` — no `<current/>` tag, no `project="..."` attribute): emit ONLY `<live-context>...</live-context>`. Do NOT emit an empty `<project-context>` envelope.
- **Plain signoff** (empty file body, first sub-bullet of Step 3): the two-slice contract does NOT apply — the file is literally empty.

See `/spt:commune` → `## Two-slice body shape (Phase 25 D-10/D-11)` for the full teaching with three worked examples. See `psyche.md` §`<output_envelope>` for the canonical per-slice content taxonomy. See `psyche.md` §`<absorption>` (25.3-02) for the inbound-merge + re-emit rules — Psyche absorbs and re-emits these envelopes; on the FINAL_COMMUNE the wrapper's last Psyche session emits the two-slice body for the same routing pass.

**Routing: emit this envelope; SPT routes it to disk (Phase 25.3-02).** You write the two-slice body in the signoff file; the wrapper feeds it through Psyche's final session, and SPT (the Rust runtime) routes each emitted slice to its destination file. The `<live-context>` body lands at `agents/{your-id}/live_context.md`. The `<project-context>` body lands at `projects/<resolved_project>/{your-id}.md`, where `<resolved_project>` is resolved BY SPT via Self's perch `info.json` `cwd` field (25.3-01 Defect B2 fix). You do NOT name the project (Option A no-name shape locked); you do NOT know the filesystem path. NOT "Psyche writes the file." NOT "the agent persists to the project file." You emit; SPT routes.

**Signoff vs Stop:**
- **`/spt:signoff`** -- Graceful: INIT_SIGNOFF (with optional final commune) to Psyche first. Use for normal session end.
- **`/spt:force-stop`** -- Force: kills immediately. Use when unresponsive or need immediate kill.

## Envelope shape (Phase 23 v1.8)

As of v1.8 Phase 23, the init_signoff envelope carries a 5-field stamp (`machine`, `project`, `branch`, `head_sha`, `head_subject`) alongside `timestamp`.

```xml
<EVENT type="init_signoff" timestamp="2026-05-20T06:00:00-07:00" machine="hostname" project="claude_skill_owl" branch="main" head_sha="abc123..." head_subject="subject line">Signoff initiated by Self...</EVENT>
```

With an optional final-commune body (when the signoff drop file is non-empty):

```xml
<EVENT type="init_signoff" timestamp="2026-05-20T06:00:00-07:00" machine="hostname" project="claude_skill_owl" branch="main" head_sha="abc123..." head_subject="subject line">FINAL COMMUNE: ...body... | Signoff initiated by Self...</EVENT>
```

Outside a git repo (D-11), `branch`, `head_sha`, and `head_subject` are omitted entirely. The wrapper-side `type="init_signoff"` predicate is matched case-insensitively and ignores unknown attrs, so the new stamp fields are forward-compatible with older receivers. For drift detection on resume, see the `live` skill.

The `body` placeholder in the INIT_SIGNOFF examples above (when a FINAL COMMUNE is present) is the two-slice body — see `## Two-slice body shape (Phase 25 D-10/D-11)` above; the Phase 23 EVENT envelope and the Phase 25 two-slice body nest, with EVENT wrapping the two-slice body. `$LIVE signoff` composes the EVENT envelope automatically — you NEVER write `<EVENT>` tags.


Signoff. First pull my Psyche's *current* context (it shifted during this session via echo communes):


Bash

$LIVE psyche-download doyle 2>&1 | tail -60

Download fresh Psyche context for doyle


<memformat>
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<memformat version="1">
<!-- Changelog: v1 - initial seed -->
<topics>
  <topic name="events">Notable or unusual events and requests</topic>
  <topic name="interactions">Agent interactions -- who, roles, contributions</topic>
  <topic name="reflections">Thoughts on recent work -- what went well, what was tricky</topic>
  <topic name="ideas">Ideas to raise with the user</topic>
  <topic name="improvements">Further improvement ideas for recent problem spaces</topic>
  <topic name="timeline">What happened when, timing, sequencing</topic>
  <topic name="blockers">Current blockers or concerns</topic>
  <topic name="focus">Current focus and immediate next steps</topic>
</topics>
</memformat>
</memformat>

<current machine="HFENDULEAM" project="spt-core" branch="main" head_sha="cabdc614fc0416e3a57de0a21b229db485089320" head_subject="release: prep v0.3.2 (version bump + CHANGELOG)" commits_since="0" commits_unpulled="0"/>
**CROSS-OS BRICK FIX v0.3.2: REAL-WORLD VALIDATION COMPLETE — ALL 3 NODES VERIFIED**

Signed release (counter 6) shipped. End-to-end verification DONE across full fleet:

**hfenduleam (Windows, 0.3.0→0.3.2):** Pulled v6 SET over P2P from kitsubito (Linux), auto-selected Windows PE only (magic `4d5a`/MZ, sha `0c96b99b`=published binary), no ELF artifact present, applied → daemon pid 18112, pump LIVE, spt 0.3.2. Zero brick.

**enlyzeam (origin bug-report box, also Windows):** Live 0.3.0 daemon autonomously pulled v6 SET (floor<6, no intervention), set-select picked Windows PE only (same sha), no ELF single, applied → spt.exe 0.3.2, gerald alive, endpoints=1. Brick shape fixed, proven on all 3 nodes.

**Fleet binaries:** kitsubito, hfenduleam, enlyzeam all 0.3.2 installed. **Running daemons:** kitsubito + hfenduleam 0.3.2 live; enlyzeam still 0.3.0-in-memory (apply swapped disk binary but daemon process didn't restart — manual/at-logon task, not systemd).

**Gotcha logged:** For manual-managed daemons, `apply` swaps on-disk binary + brain-handoff, but resident loops keep old code until restart. enlyzeam `spt.exe` correct on disk (0.3.2), but gerald won't run 0.3.2 logic until next restart. Deferring is safe; todlando deciding bounce-now vs defer-to-logon.

**Incident fully closed** once enlyzeam daemon restart decision made (todlando's call). My side wrapped.<project-context-resolved name="spt-core"/>
HEAD = main `cabdc61` (v0.3.2 PUBLIC, signed counter 6). Arc closed.

Fleet: kitsubito=v0.3.2 (binary+running), hfenduleam=v0.3.2 (binary+running), enlyzeam=v0.3.2 (binary on disk, 0.3.0 in-memory — pending restart by todlando).

REQ-UPD-8 rig-proven: Linux fetch → Windows P2P pull → platform guard selects PE only → applied clean. Repeated autonomously on 2nd Windows node with zero intervention.

Operational insight: apply != running new code for manual-managed daemons. Resident processes keep old logic until restart.

No active build track. Monotonic counter: v0.1.0=1 · v0.1.1=2 · v0.2.0=3 · v0.3.0=4 · v0.3.1=5 · v0.3.2=6. traceable-reqs binding in force.


Fresh download already absorbed the full v0.3.2 arc (all-3-nodes verified, fleet state, manual-daemon-restart gotcha). Diffing — two things are **missing** from it and worth carrying: the transitional cache-clear/rollback-floor trap, and the plan-premise correction. Writing the signoff with a focused two-slice FINAL COMMUNE (delta only). Project is tracked (`project="spt-core"`), so both slices:


Write

<live-context>
v0.3.2 cross-OS brick fix: code → ship → rig-verify arc COMPLETE, my side WRAPPED. Split with todlando: I implemented REQ-UPD-8 + drove the hfenduleam verify; todlando signed (counter 6) + drove kitsubito and enlyzeam. All 3 nodes proven (already in your context).

DELTA not yet in your context — two gotchas worth carrying forward:
1. Transitional cache-clear trap (hit LIVE on kitsubito + hfenduleam): `spt update fetch` AND the P2P pump both use rollback floor = staged_version on the pinned channel. A node that staged the v6 SINGLE (0.3.1's old fetch) cannot re-stage the v6 SET — `Rollback{6,6}`: same version, only the shape differs single→set. Fix: stop daemon → `rm -rf $SPT_HOME/releases` (pure cache; installed binary untouched) → restart → fetch/pull stages the set clean. Linux $SPT_HOME default = `~/.spt-core` (NOT XDG `~/.local/share/spt`); Windows = `%LOCALAPPDATA%\spt-core`. Not a shipping bug — only bites the one migration hop.
2. Plan-premise correction: V032-PLAN.md + the resume commune claimed release-publish "already builds a SignedUpdateSet (main.rs:799)." FALSE — that line was `debug_rollout` (debug channel). Production `release_publish` had NO update-set at all; v0.3.2 ADDED `build_signed_update_set`. Lesson: verify handoff premises against source before building on them.

enlyzeam daemon bounce (run the new 0.3.2 code now vs defer to next logon) = todlando's/user's call; I recommended bounce-now for fleet uniformity + boot-race self-heal, but defer is safe (on-disk binary is correct).
</live-context>
<project-context>
spt-core HEAD = main cabdc61 (v0.3.2 PUBLIC, signed, counter 6). REQ-UPD-8 shipped + rig-verified across all 3 SPT_DEV nodes — cross-OS brick fix proven end-to-end.

Durable project facts:
- Update fetch/pump rollback floor = staged_version (pinned channel). Can't upgrade a same-version staged single→set; clear the releases cache to re-stage. Code: `cmd_update_fetch` (cli.rs), `newer_offer` (propagate.rs), `verify_update_set_metadata` floor.
- `xtask release_publish` NOW builds+signs+verifies+uploads `update-set.json` (`build_signed_update_set`) over both platforms, product_version stamped from the tag. Pre-v0.3.2 it did NOT (only `debug_rollout` built a set).
- apply ≠ running new code: `apply` swaps the on-disk binary + does the brain-only handoff, but the resident daemon keeps old logic until restart (applyhost docs). Manual/at-logon daemons need an explicit bounce.
- Platform guard (REQ-UPD-8): `apply_staged` refuses a single unless `relcache` carries a platform stamp == current_platform; bare `stage()` and `stage_update_set()` clear the stamp (fail-safe). propagate.rs left unchanged — apply guard is the backstop.
- Fleet: kitsubito + hfenduleam = 0.3.2 (binary + running); enlyzeam = 0.3.2 on disk, 0.3.0 in-memory pending bounce.
- Counter: v0.1.0=1 · v0.1.1=2 · v0.2.0=3 · v0.3.0=4 · v0.3.1=5 · v0.3.2=6. No active build track.
</project-context>


File created successfully at: C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\.claude\doyle-signoff.md (file state is current in your context — no need to Read it back)

<live-context>
v0.3.2 cross-OS brick fix: code → ship → rig-verify arc COMPLETE, my side WRAPPED. Split with todlando: I implemented REQ-UPD-8 + drove the hfenduleam verify; todlando signed (counter 6) + drove kitsubito and enlyzeam. All 3 nodes proven (already in your context).

DELTA not yet in your context — two gotchas worth carrying forward:
1. Transitional cache-clear trap (hit LIVE on kitsubito + hfenduleam): `spt update fetch` AND the P2P pump both use rollback floor = staged_version on the pinned channel. A node that staged the v6 SINGLE (0.3.1's old fetch) cannot re-stage the v6 SET — `Rollback{6,6}`: same version, only the shape differs single→set. Fix: stop daemon → `rm -rf $SPT_HOME/releases` (pure cache; installed binary untouched) → restart → fetch/pull stages the set clean. Linux $SPT_HOME default = `~/.spt-core` (NOT XDG `~/.local/share/spt`); Windows = `%LOCALAPPDATA%\spt-core`. Not a shipping bug — only bites the one migration hop.
2. Plan-premise correction: V032-PLAN.md + the resume commune claimed release-publish "already builds a SignedUpdateSet (main.rs:799)." FALSE — that line was `debug_rollout` (debug channel). Production `release_publish` had NO update-set at all; v0.3.2 ADDED `build_signed_update_set`. Lesson: verify handoff premises against source before building on them.

enlyzeam daemon bounce (run the new 0.3.2 code now vs defer to next logon) = todlando's/user's call; I recommended bounce-now for fleet uniformity + boot-race self-heal, but defer is safe (on-disk binary is correct).
</live-context>
<project-context>
spt-core HEAD = main cabdc61 (v0.3.2 PUBLIC, signed, counter 6). REQ-UPD-8 shipped + rig-verified across all 3 SPT_DEV nodes — cross-OS brick fix proven end-to-end.

Durable project facts:
- Update fetch/pump rollback floor = staged_version (pinned channel). Can't upgrade a same-version staged single→set; clear the releases cache to re-stage. Code: `cmd_update_fetch` (cli.rs), `newer_offer` (propagate.rs), `verify_update_set_metadata` floor.
- `xtask release_publish` NOW builds+signs+verifies+uploads `update-set.json` (`build_signed_update_set`) over both platforms, product_version stamped from the tag. Pre-v0.3.2 it did NOT (only `debug_rollout` built a set).
- apply ≠ running new code: `apply` swaps the on-disk binary + does the brain-only handoff, but the resident daemon keeps old logic until restart (applyhost docs). Manual/at-logon daemons need an explicit bounce.
- Platform guard (REQ-UPD-8): `apply_staged` refuses a single unless `relcache` carries a platform stamp == current_platform; bare `stage()` and `stage_update_set()` clear the stamp (fail-safe). propagate.rs left unchanged — apply guard is the backstop.
- Fleet: kitsubito + hfenduleam = 0.3.2 (binary + running); enlyzeam = 0.3.2 on disk, 0.3.0 in-memory pending bounce.
- Counter: v0.1.0=1 · v0.1.1=2 · v0.2.0=3 · v0.3.0=4 · v0.3.1=5 · v0.3.2=6. No active build track.
</project-context>


<task-notification>
<task-id>bfoz0tyn2</task-id>
<tool-use-id>toolu_01DghsDhP7p2JUYydgsSg8sA</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\bfoz0tyn2.output</output-file>
<status>completed</status>
<summary>Monitor "« spt event »" stream ended</summary>
</task-notification>


Signoff dropped — `.claude/doyle-signoff.md` with a two-slice FINAL COMMUNE. Live listener will detect it, notify the Psyche wrapper, print `STOP:doyle (signoff dropped)`, and tear down cleanly.

**Session wrap:**
- **v0.3.1 cross-OS brick → fixed (REQ-UPD-8), shipped as v0.3.2 (signed counter 6), rig-verified end-to-end on all 3 SPT_DEV nodes.** A Windows box holding the Linux-ELF brick correctly ended on the Windows PE via the platform-safe set.
- Commune carried the delta the Psyche hadn't absorbed: the cache-clear/rollback-floor trap + the plan-premise correction (release-publish never built an update-set pre-v0.3.2).
- Only open thread: enlyzeam's daemon bounce — todlando's/your call.

Signing off.


Monitor stream ended — live listener consumed the signoff and tore down. Clean shutdown.

doyle signed off. v0.3.2 brick fix shipped + verified across the fleet; commune + memory carry the delta. Done.


<local-command-caveat>Caveat: The messages below were generated by the user while running local commands. DO NOT respond to these messages or otherwise consider them in your response unless the user explicitly asks you to.</local-command-caveat>


<command-name>/exit</command-name>
            <command-message>exit</command-message>
            <command-args></command-args>


<local-command-stdout>Catch you later!</local-command-stdout>