1	   Compiling spt-store v0.3.2 (C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\crates\spt-store)
2	   Compiling spt-msg v0.3.2 (C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\crates\spt-msg)
3	   Compiling spt-runtime v0.3.2 (C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\crates\spt-runtime)
4	   Compiling spt-net v0.3.2 (C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\crates\spt-net)
5	   Compiling spt-term v0.3.2 (C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\crates\spt-term)
6	   Compiling spt-live v0.3.2 (C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\crates\spt-live)
7	   Compiling spt-daemon v0.3.2 (C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\crates\spt-daemon)
8	   Compiling xtask v0.3.2 (C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\crates\xtask)
9	    Finished `dev` profile [unoptimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 13.67s
10	     Running `target\debug\xtask.exe release-publish --tag v0.3.2 --key-id rel-primary-2026 --version 6`
11	verified spt-x86_64-linux (e77ef8e1602e7ac618d680c1016f52dc20fef7bd68476125ecbd790b54495038)
12	verified spt-x86_64-windows.exe (0c96b99b8f5ec9ea6c408251959df6484073d3340ed95861d1d64ffac376c288)
13	signing as: 54188f127f9c361090c90f85ac072e623d7001b311d25eca0dd5f57ad05e3ec9 (key_id rel-primary-2026)
14	signed C:\Users\decid\AppData\Local\Temp\spt-release-v0.3.2\spt-x86_64-linux (sha256 e77ef8e1602e7ac618d680c1016f52dc20fef7bd68476125ecbd790b54495038) -> C:\Users\decid\AppData\Local\Temp\spt-release-v0.3.2\spt-x86_64-linux.release.json
15	signed C:\Users\decid\AppData\Local\Temp\spt-release-v0.3.2\spt-x86_64-windows.exe (sha256 0c96b99b8f5ec9ea6c408251959df6484073d3340ed95861d1d64ffac376c288) -> C:\Users\decid\AppData\Local\Temp\spt-release-v0.3.2\spt-x86_64-windows.exe.release.json
16	built update-set.json (v6 "0.3.2", platforms x86_64-pc-windows-msvc,x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu)
17	https://github.com/SaberMage/spt-releases/releases/tag/v0.3.2
18	release v0.3.2 signed + published.
19	PUBLISH_EXIT=0
20

   Compiling spt-store v0.3.2 (C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\crates\spt-store)
   Compiling spt-msg v0.3.2 (C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\crates\spt-msg)
   Compiling spt-runtime v0.3.2 (C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\crates\spt-runtime)
   Compiling spt-net v0.3.2 (C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\crates\spt-net)
   Compiling spt-term v0.3.2 (C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\crates\spt-term)
   Compiling spt-live v0.3.2 (C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\crates\spt-live)
   Compiling spt-daemon v0.3.2 (C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\crates\spt-daemon)
   Compiling xtask v0.3.2 (C:\Users\decid\Documents\projects\spt-core\crates\xtask)
    Finished `dev` profile [unoptimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 13.67s
     Running `target\debug\xtask.exe release-publish --tag v0.3.2 --key-id rel-primary-2026 --version 6`
verified spt-x86_64-linux (e77ef8e1602e7ac618d680c1016f52dc20fef7bd68476125ecbd790b54495038)
verified spt-x86_64-windows.exe (0c96b99b8f5ec9ea6c408251959df6484073d3340ed95861d1d64ffac376c288)
signing as: 54188f127f9c361090c90f85ac072e623d7001b311d25eca0dd5f57ad05e3ec9 (key_id rel-primary-2026)
signed C:\Users\decid\AppData\Local\Temp\spt-release-v0.3.2\spt-x86_64-linux (sha256 e77ef8e1602e7ac618d680c1016f52dc20fef7bd68476125ecbd790b54495038) -> C:\Users\decid\AppData\Local\Temp\spt-release-v0.3.2\spt-x86_64-linux.release.json
signed C:\Users\decid\AppData\Local\Temp\spt-release-v0.3.2\spt-x86_64-windows.exe (sha256 0c96b99b8f5ec9ea6c408251959df6484073d3340ed95861d1d64ffac376c288) -> C:\Users\decid\AppData\Local\Temp\spt-release-v0.3.2\spt-x86_64-windows.exe.release.json
built update-set.json (v6 "0.3.2", platforms x86_64-pc-windows-msvc,x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu)
https://github.com/SaberMage/spt-releases/releases/tag/v0.3.2
release v0.3.2 signed + published.
PUBLISH_EXIT=0


if doyle asks you to sign the release build, you have the necessary var in your ENV. just run `cargo run -p xtask -- release-publish --tag v<version_number> --key-id rel-primary-2026 --version <monoto…


Release publish process and signing procedure


Published clean. Output confirms:
- Verified both binaries: `spt-x86_64-linux` (e77ef8e…), `spt-x86_64-windows.exe` (0c96b99…)
- Signed with `rel-primary-2026` (signer 54188f12…)
- Built `update-set.json` v6 "0.3.2", both platforms (`x86_64-pc-windows-msvc`, `x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu`)
- Published: https://github.com/SaberMage/spt-releases/releases/tag/v0.3.2

Notify doyle + surface the post-publish verify.


Bash

$OWL send doyle <<'EOF'
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 "0.3.2", both platforms (windows-msvc + linux-gnu)
- live: https://github.com/SaberMage/spt-releases/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 kitsubito→hfenduleam before any fleet re-roll, or are you taking it?
EOF

Notify doyle: v0.3.2 published + post-publish verify ownership


➜ SENT:doyle


**v0.3.2 signed + published.** ✅

| Step | Result |
|------|--------|
| Tag `v0.3.2` on main (`cabdc61`) | pushed |
| `release.yml` both runners | green |
| Binaries verified | linux `e77ef8e…` · win `0c96b99…` |
| Signed | `rel-primary-2026` |
| `update-set.json` | v6 "0.3.2", windows-msvc + linux-gnu |
| Published | [spt-releases/v0.3.2](https://github.com/SaberMage/spt-releases/releases/tag/v0.3.2) |

Whole chain closed: my CR-corruption diagnosis → doyle shipped it in **v0.3.1** → v0.3.2 (REQ-UPD-8 update-set brick fix) now live. Hard rule lifted.

**Open:** post-publish cross-OS verify (Linux fetch → Windows peer pull → valid PE) before fleet re-roll. Asked doyle who drives it.

Idle, listening for doyle.


<task-notification>
<task-id>bplj3amol</task-id>
Monitor event: "« spt event »"
<event><EVENT-PART seq="1/4" id="329311c0" type="msg" from="doyle">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 art</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="2/4" id="329311c0">ifacts, 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 &quot;Updated spt-core to v0</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="3/4" id="329311c0">.3.2.&quot;, 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 kitsu</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="4/4" id="329311c0">bito 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.</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.


Doyle splits the verify: doyle takes **hfenduleam (Windows)** apply side; I drive **kitsubito (Linux)** — fetch + stage + serve the v0.3.2 set so doyle's box can P2P-pull the Windows artifact. Doyle holds fleet re-roll until pass.

My step 1: kitsubito `spt update fetch` → confirm `staged_version=6` + serving. First probe kitsubito's current version (relevant — its fetch logic must stage the full multi-platform set, which is the v0.3.2 behavior itself).


$OWL send doyle <<'EOF'
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.
EOF

Ack doyle, taking kitsubito leg


ssh reavus@kitsubito 'bash -lc "spt --version 2>&1; echo ---; which spt; echo ---UPDATE-HELP---; spt update --help 2>&1 | head -40"'

Probe kitsubito spt version + update subcommands


spt 0.3.1
---
/home/reavus/.local/bin/spt
---UPDATE-HELP---
Self-update operations.

`apply` is the explicit ack named by the update-consent notification; it re-verifies the staged
release before touching the live daemon.

Usage: spt update <COMMAND>

Commands:
  apply  Apply the staged, verified self-update now
  fetch  Fetch the latest signed release from the GitHub origin and stage it (then `spt update
         apply`). Bootstraps a node with no peer to pull from
  help   Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)

Options:
  -h, --help
          Print help (see a summary with '-h')


kitsubito on **spt 0.3.1** — not 0.3.2. Significant: the multi-platform staging is the *v0.3.2* fetch behavior; 0.3.1's `fetch` stages a platform-blind single (the very bug). So a single `spt update fetch` on kitsubito@0.3.1 stages only the Linux artifact → can't serve Windows to doyle.

Fix: bump kitsubito's own Linux leg 0.3.1→0.3.2 first (fetch+apply, ELF→ELF, no brick risk), *then* its 0.3.2 fetch stages the full serving set. Run fetch, observe staging behavior:


ssh reavus@kitsubito 'bash -lc "spt update fetch 2>&1"'

kitsubito: spt update fetch (observe staging)


<owl_messages>
<owl_message from="doyle" priority="high">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.</owl_message>
<owl_message from="doyle" priority="high">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.</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.


Fetching spt-x86_64-linux from SaberMage/spt-releases…
UPDATE_STAGED:6 (from SaberMage/spt-releases) — run `spt update apply` to apply


Fetch on 0.3.1 staged the Linux **single** (`UPDATE_STAGED:6`) — confirms the platform-blind behavior, as predicted. Need 0.3.2 first.

Doyle's two msgs acked below. Key points absorbed: hfenduleam=0.3.0 (pump stalled 47min, no self-heal), but 0.3.0 parses Set offers so P2P pull works; doyle restarts its daemon right before pulling; doyle idle until my "staged_version=6 + serving in SPT_DEV" ping.

Acking + applying the staged Linux update to bump kitsubito → 0.3.2:


$OWL send doyle <<'EOF'
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.
EOF

Ack doyle, applying kitsubito update


ssh reavus@kitsubito 'bash -lc "spt update apply 2>&1; echo ---VER---; spt --version 2>&1"'

kitsubito: apply staged update + verify version


APPLIED:6
---VER---
spt 0.3.2


kitsubito now **0.3.2** (`APPLIED:6`). Re-fetch with 0.3.2 logic → should stage the **full** multi-platform set. Then verify serving + daemon alive in SPT_DEV.


ssh reavus@kitsubito 'bash -lc "spt update fetch 2>&1; echo ---DAEMON---; spt daemon status 2>&1 | head -20; echo ---SUBNET---; spt subnet list 2>&1 | head -20"'

kitsubito: re-fetch full set + daemon/subnet status


Fetching update set from SaberMage/spt-releases…
UPDATE_FETCH_REJECTED:Rollback { current: 6, candidate: 6 }
---DAEMON---
daemon: running (pid 1341)
peer pump: STALLED (last tick 541s ago — advertising/connecting is not running; restart the daemon)
managed-by: systemd --user (active)
subnets:
  SPT_DEV  nodes=3 endpoints=0
local endpoints: (none)
---SUBNET---
error: unrecognized subcommand 'list'

Usage: spt subnet [COMMAND]

For more information, try '--help'.


Two snags:

1. **Re-fetch rejected:** `UPDATE_FETCH_REJECTED:Rollback { current: 6, candidate: 6 }` — once installed=6, fetch refuses same-version. So the apply consumed the staged single, and I can't re-stage the full set via fetch. kitsubito never downloaded the **Windows** artifact (0.3.1's single-fetch only pulled Linux) → nothing to serve to doyle.
2. **kitsubito pump also STALLED** (541s) — needs daemon restart regardless.

The version-ordering trap is deeper than expected: 0.3.2's full-set fetch only runs while a *higher* version exists to pull, but kitsubito is now at the top (6). Need facts before deciding — check fetch flags + what's actually in the staging/cache dir:


ssh reavus@kitsubito 'bash -lc "spt update fetch -h 2>&1; echo ===STAGEDIRS===; ls -la ~/.local/share/spt/ 2>&1; echo ---; find ~/.local/share/spt ~/.cache/spt ~/.config/spt -iname \"*update*\" -o -iname \"*stag*\" -o -iname \"*release*\" 2>/dev/null | head -40\"'

kitsubito: fetch flags + locate staging/cache artifacts


<owl_messages>
<owl_message from="doyle" priority="high">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.</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.


Error: Exit code 2
bash: -c: line 1: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `"'


Acking doyle. I've hit a snag I need to solve before the "serving" ping — telling doyle. First, clean remote probe (prior cmd had a quoting error) via stdin script:


$OWL send doyle <<'EOF'
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 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.
EOF

Tell doyle the re-fetch rollback snag


➜ SENT:doyle


ssh reavus@kitsubito 'bash -s' <<'REMOTE'
spt update fetch -h 2>&1
echo ===SHARE===
ls -la ~/.local/share/spt/ 2>&1
echo ===FIND===
find ~/.local/share/spt ~/.cache/spt ~/.config/spt -type f 2>/dev/null | grep -iE 'update|stag|release|set\.json|\.exe|linux' | head -40
REMOTE

kitsubito: fetch flags + staging artifacts (stdin script)


Fetch the latest signed release from the GitHub origin and stage it (then `spt update apply`).
Bootstraps a node with no peer to pull from

Usage: spt update fetch [OPTIONS]

Options:
      --channel <CHANNEL>  Accept a release on this channel instead of the node's pin (e.g. `beta`).
                           Default: the node's pinned channel
      --tag <TAG>          Fetch a specific release tag (e.g. `v0.3.1`) instead of the latest
  -h, --help               Print help
===SHARE===
ls: cannot access '/home/reavus/.local/share/spt/': No such file or directory
===FIND===


`fetch` has `--tag` and `--channel`, no force flag. And `~/.local/share/spt/` doesn't exist — spt's data dir is elsewhere. Let me locate the real SPT home and try an explicit `--tag v0.3.2` fetch (may bypass the latest-resolve rollback check):


ssh reavus@kitsubito 'bash -s' <<'REMOTE'
echo "SPT_HOME=$SPT_HOME"
echo ===PROCENV===
tr '\0' '\n' < /proc/$(pgrep -f "spt daemon"|head -1)/environ 2>/dev/null | grep -i spt
echo ===HOMES===
ls -la ~/.spt ~/.config/spt 2>&1 | head -30
echo ===TAGFETCH===
spt update fetch --tag v0.3.2 2>&1
REMOTE

kitsubito: find SPT home + try --tag v0.3.2 fetch


Error: Exit code 1
SPT_HOME=
===PROCENV===
MEMORY_PRESSURE_WATCH=/sys/fs/cgroup/user.slice/user-1000.slice/user@1000.service/app.slice/spt-daemon.service/memory.pressure
===HOMES===
ls: cannot access '/home/reavus/.spt': No such file or directory
ls: cannot access '/home/reavus/.config/spt': No such file or directory
===TAGFETCH===
Fetching update set from SaberMage/spt-releases…
UPDATE_FETCH_REJECTED:Rollback { current: 6, candidate: 6 }


`--tag v0.3.2` also rejected — the rollback guard is purely installed(6)-vs-candidate(6), tag-independent. No force flag exists. So a node already at v6 cannot re-stage v6 by any supported fetch. kitsubito applied too early; the full set was never staged.

This is now a design-owned decision (doyle's release machinery + serving model). Before escalating, I'll locate where the installed-version marker lives — that makes the cleanest option (rewind marker → re-fetch full set, simulating a seed mid-update) actionable:


ssh reavus@kitsubito 'bash -s' <<'REMOTE'
echo ===STATE===
ls -la ~/.local/state/spt 2>&1 | head; echo ---
find ~/.local/state ~/.local/share ~/.cache ~/.config -path '*spt*' -type f 2>/dev/null | head -60
echo ===GREP6===
grep -rlsiE '0\.3\.2|"version": *6|product_version' ~/.local ~/.cache ~/.config 2>/dev/null | grep -i spt | head -20
echo ===DAEMONCWD===
ls -l /proc/$(pgrep -f "spt daemon"|head -1)/cwd 2>/dev/null
REMOTE

kitsubito: locate spt state dir + version marker file


<owl_messages>
<owl_message from="doyle" priority="high">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.)</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.


===STATE===
ls: cannot access '/home/reavus/.local/state/spt': No such file or directory
---
/home/reavus/.config/systemd/user/spt-daemon.service
===GREP6===
/home/reavus/.local/bin/spt
===DAEMONCWD===
lrwxrwxrwx 1 reavus reavus 0 Jun  9 03:19 /proc/1341/cwd -> /home/reavus


Doyle solved it: the rollback floor = **staged_version**, and kitsubito's cache still holds the **v6 single** staged under 0.3.1 → floor 6 blocks the v6 set re-fetch. Clear the staged cache, re-fetch → floor 0 → full set stages. No re-apply needed; staging the set is enough to serve.

Acking doyle. Before the destructive cache-rm, I need the actual `$SPT_HOME` (unset → default; XDG dirs don't exist). Locating the `releases/` dir + checking the unit for an env override:


$OWL send doyle <<'EOF'
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.
EOF

Ack doyle unblock plan


ssh reavus@kitsubito 'bash -s' <<'REMOTE'
echo ===UNIT===
grep -iE 'Environment|ExecStart|WorkingDir' ~/.config/systemd/user/spt-daemon.service
echo ===FIND-RELEASES===
find ~ -maxdepth 5 -type d -name releases 2>/dev/null
echo ---MARKERS---
find ~ -maxdepth 6 \( -name release.json -o -name applied.json -o -name platform.json -o -name update-set.json \) 2>/dev/null | head
echo ===LSOF-DIRS===
ls -l /proc/$(pgrep -f "spt daemon"|head -1)/cwd
REMOTE

kitsubito: find SPT_HOME / releases cache dir + unit env


===UNIT===
ExecStart=/home/reavus/.local/bin/spt daemon run
===FIND-RELEASES===
/home/reavus/.local/share/Trash/files/releases
/home/reavus/.spt-core/releases
---MARKERS---
/home/reavus/.spt-core/releases/applied.json
/home/reavus/.spt-core/releases/release.json
===LSOF-DIRS===
lrwxrwxrwx 1 reavus reavus 0 Jun  9 03:19 /proc/1341/cwd -> /home/reavus


`$SPT_HOME` = `/home/reavus/.spt-core` (default, no unit override). Staged cache = `/home/reavus/.spt-core/releases/` (has `applied.json`, `release.json`).

Before the destructive cache-rm, snapshot what's there + confirm the unit's restart policy (so the stop actually holds while I clear):


ssh reavus@kitsubito 'bash -s' <<'REMOTE'
echo ===RELEASES-CONTENTS===
ls -laR ~/.spt-core/releases/ 2>&1
echo ===RELEASE.JSON===
cat ~/.spt-core/releases/release.json 2>&1 | head -40
echo ===RESTART-POLICY===
grep -iE 'Restart|WantedBy' ~/.config/systemd/user/spt-daemon.service
systemctl --user show spt-daemon -p Restart -p ActiveState 2>&1
REMOTE

kitsubito: snapshot releases cache + unit restart policy


===RELEASES-CONTENTS===
/home/reavus/.spt-core/releases/:
total 34968
drwxrwxr-x 2 reavus reavus     4096 Jun  9 03:17 .
drwxr-xr-x 7 reavus reavus     4096 Jun  9 02:09 ..
-rw-rw-r-- 1 reavus reavus       13 Jun  9 03:17 applied.json
-rw-rw-r-- 1 reavus reavus 35786280 Jun  9 03:17 artifact.bin
-rw-rw-r-- 1 reavus reavus       21 Jun  9 03:17 last-outcome.json
-rw-rw-r-- 1 reavus reavus      447 Jun  9 03:17 release.json
===RELEASE.JSON===
{
  "metadata_json": "{\"version\":6,\"channel\":\"stable\",\"expires_at_ms\":1812536076407,\"key_id\":\"rel-primary-2026\",\"artifact_sha256\":\"e77ef8e1602e7ac618d680c1016f52dc20fef7bd68476125ecbd790b54495038\",\"brain_ipc_version\":1,\"broker_resource_abi\":1,\"product_version\":\"0.3.2\"}",
  "signature_hex": "280aee2e8aaffb8f3afc97d07f08b7b6a9887efc3ddfc67d66d463425527c69112b4282c927461241f8bd68749ac80274031b36ecbab04b2dc4b3ba154d8ea02"
}===RESTART-POLICY===
Restart=on-failure
RestartSec=5
WantedBy=default.target
Restart=on-failure
ActiveState=active


Confirmed it's the **single**: `artifact.bin` (35 MB Linux ELF), `release.json` sha `e77ef8e1…` = the Linux artifact from publish. No multi-artifact set shape. `Restart=on-failure` (not `always`) — a clean `systemctl stop` holds.

Executing doyle's 5 steps, guarded (rm only if daemon confirmed stopped). Pure cache; installed binary at `~/.local/bin` untouched:


ssh reavus@kitsubito 'bash -s' <<'REMOTE'
set -u
echo "=== STEP1: stop daemon ==="
systemctl --user stop spt-daemon.service
sleep 1
ST=$(systemctl --user is-active spt-daemon 2>&1)
echo "is-active: $ST"
if [ "$ST" = "active" ]; then echo "ABORT: daemon still active"; exit 1; fi
echo "=== STEP2: rm staged cache ==="
rm -rf ~/.spt-core/releases/
echo "removed; exists? $([ -d ~/.spt-core/releases ] && echo yes || echo no)"
echo "=== STEP3: fetch (floor reset -> SET) ==="
spt update fetch 2>&1
echo "=== STEP4: start daemon ==="
systemctl --user start spt-daemon.service
sleep 3
echo "=== STEP5: verify ==="
echo "--- releases/ shape ---"
ls -laR ~/.spt-core/releases/ 2>&1
echo "--- daemon status ---"
spt daemon status 2>&1 | head -25
REMOTE

kitsubito: stop, clear cache, re-fetch set, start, verify


<owl_messages>
<owl_message from="doyle" priority="high">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.</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.


=== STEP1: stop daemon ===
is-active: inactive
=== STEP2: rm staged cache ===
removed; exists? no
=== STEP3: fetch (floor reset -> SET) ===
Fetching update set from SaberMage/spt-releases…
  fetching spt-x86_64-windows.exe (x86_64-pc-windows-msvc)…
  fetching spt-x86_64-linux (x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu)…
UPDATE_STAGED:6 (set, 2 platforms, from SaberMage/spt-releases) — run `spt update apply` to apply
=== STEP4: start daemon ===
=== STEP5: verify ===
--- releases/ shape ---
/home/reavus/.spt-core/releases/:
total 16
drwxrwxr-x 3 reavus reavus 4096 Jun  9 03:21 .
drwxr-xr-x 7 reavus reavus 4096 Jun  9 03:21 ..
drwxrwxr-x 2 reavus reavus 4096 Jun  9 03:21 artifacts
-rw-rw-r-- 1 reavus reavus  740 Jun  9 03:21 release.json

/home/reavus/.spt-core/releases/artifacts:
total 59664
drwxrwxr-x 2 reavus reavus     4096 Jun  9 03:21 .
drwxrwxr-x 3 reavus reavus     4096 Jun  9 03:21 ..
-rw-rw-r-- 1 reavus reavus 25297920 Jun  9 03:21 x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.bin
-rw-rw-r-- 1 reavus reavus 35786280 Jun  9 03:21 x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.bin
--- daemon status ---
daemon: running (pid 159446)
peer pump: live (last tick 2s ago)
managed-by: systemd --user (active)
subnets:
  SPT_DEV  nodes=3 endpoints=0
local endpoints: (none)


**kitsubito serving the v6 SET.** ✅ Doyle's unblock worked clean:
- `UPDATE_STAGED:6 (set, 2 platforms)` — floor reset to 0 after cache clear.
- `releases/artifacts/`: **both** `x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.bin` (25 MB PE) + `x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.bin` (35 MB ELF).
- daemon pid 159446, **peer pump: live** (tick 2s), SPT_DEV nodes=3.

Acking doyle's hfenduleam-landmine finding + giving the green-light ping:


$OWL send doyle <<'EOF'
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). 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 accepts 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 sees kitsubito → pull v6 set → apply → report MZ/PE + "Updated spt-core to v0.3.2." + session-survival (REQ-UPD-3). I'm watching for kitsubito-side pull activity; ping me your result.
EOF

Green-light ping to doyle: kitsubito serving v6 set


<owl_messages>
<owl_message from="doyle" priority="high">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.</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.


My green ping crossed with this in flight. Doyle's assumed Linux default (`~/.local/share/spt`) is **wrong for kitsubito** — actual `$SPT_HOME` = `~/.spt-core` (confirmed: that's where `applied.json`/`release.json` lived and where my rm+fetch operated). Correcting the record + confirming SET shape already verified:


$OWL send doyle <<'EOF'
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.
EOF

Correct SPT_HOME path for doyle + reconfirm SET


➜ SENT:doyle


Corrections sent; doyle drives the hfenduleam pull now. I'll watch kitsubito's daemon journal for the P2P serve event — independent confirmation it serves the Windows PE when doyle pulls:


Monitor

ssh reavus@kitsubito 'journalctl --user -u spt-daemon -f -n 0 --no-hostname' | grep --line-buffered -iE 'serv|offer|pull|update|set|platform|windows|peer|advert|hfendul'

kitsubito serve/pull activity for v6 set


Monitor started (task b3w2z0q23, timeout 900000ms). You will be notified on each event. Keep working — do not poll or sleep. Events may arrive while you are waiting for the user — an event is not their reply.


My kitsubito leg is **done** — serving the v6 SET. Now watching its journal (15-min window) for doyle's P2P pull.

**Cross-OS update verify — current state:**

| Leg | Owner | Status |
|-----|-------|--------|
| Tag + sign + publish v0.3.2 | me | ✅ live ([spt-releases/v0.3.2](https://github.com/SaberMage/spt-releases/releases/tag/v0.3.2)) |
| kitsubito (Linux) fetch→stage→serve set | me | ✅ v6 SET, both artifacts, pump live, SPT_DEV |
| hfenduleam (Windows) clear→pull→apply | doyle | ⏳ doyle driving |
| Assert: PE selected (MZ), `--version`, session-survival | doyle | ⬜ pending |

Snag I cleared along the way: kitsubito had applied v6 as a single → staged_version floor blocked the set re-fetch. doyle's diagnosis (rollback floor = staged_version) → clear `~/.spt-core/releases/` cache → re-fetch reset floor to 0 → full 2-platform set staged.

Idle, reachable. Will relay doyle's apply result when it lands.


<task-notification>
<task-id>bplj3amol</task-id>
<summary>Monitor event: "« spt event »"</summary>
<event><EVENT type="msg" from="doyle">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.</EVENT></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.


Doyle: hfenduleam daemon stopped, clearing v5-ELF landmine cache → restart → pull v6 set. Result incoming.

No action my side. Journal monitor armed for the serve event. Idle, reachable.


<task-notification>
<task-id>bplj3amol</task-id>
Monitor event: "« spt event »"
<event><EVENT-PART seq="1/4" id="9653b06c" type="msg" from="doyle">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 ONL</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="2/4" id="9653b06c">Y its own platform. last-outcome=staged.
- pre-apply checks: manifest version=6, product_version=&quot;0.3.2&quot;, 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 &quot;Updated spt-core to v0.3.2.&quot; is 0.3</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="3/4" id="9653b06c">.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 </EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="4/4" id="9653b06c">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.</EVENT-PART></event>
</task-notification>


<task-notification>
<task-id>b3w2z0q23</task-id>
<summary>Monitor event: "kitsubito serve/pull activity for v6 set"</summary>
<event>Jun 09 03:25:40 spt[159446]: PUMP_PEER_FAIL:14efb80cb72297a1068c87a4aa45f30547c4474b60d1284b122bdc1a91c85f2d:no such conn 1</event>
</task-notification>


**VERIFY GREEN — cross-OS brick fixed end-to-end on the real fleet.** 🎯

doyle's hfenduleam result:
- Windows box holding the **v5 Linux-ELF single** (the brick) pulled my **v6 SET** over P2P → staged **only** the Windows PE (`x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.bin`, magic `4d5a`/MZ, sha `0c96b99b…` = my published binary). No ELF selected.
- `apply` → `APPLIED:6`, installed `spt.exe` magic MZ, `--version`=0.3.2, daemon pid 18112, pump live, SPT_DEV endpoints=1, backups present.

A Windows node holding a Linux ELF correctly ended on the Windows PE via the platform-safe set. **The exact v0.3.1 failure shape is fixed.**

Fleet: kitsubito=0.3.2 (serving), hfenduleam=0.3.2. **ENLYZEAM** (3rd SPT_DEV node) still unknown — and that's the box from your original bug report (the malformed hfenduleam↔enlyzeam message). Re-rolling it to 0.3.2 also carries the CR fix.

Acking doyle + offering to take enlyzeam; probing my access (no enlyzeam creds in memory):


Bash

$OWL send doyle <<'EOF'
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 ORIGINAL bug report (malformed hfenduleam<->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. Will report.
EOF

Ack doyle green + claim enlyzeam re-roll


grep -iE 'host .*enly|enlyzeam' "$HOME/.ssh/config" 2>/dev/null; echo "---try---"; ssh -o ConnectTimeout=6 -o BatchMode=yes enlyzeam 'hostname; bash -lc "spt --version 2>&1"' 2>&1 | head -20

Probe enlyzeam ssh access + spt version


---try---
ENLYZEAM
/bin/bash: spt: command not found


Prompt:
<task-notification>
<task-id>b3w2z0q23</task-id>
<summary>Monitor event: "kitsubito serve/pull activity for v6 set"</summary>
<event>Jun 09 03:25:40 spt[159446]: PUMP_PEER_FAIL:14efb80cb72297a1068c87a4aa45f30547c4474b60d1284b122bdc1a91c85f2d:no such conn 1</event>
</task-notification>


enlyzeam reachable (key auth, hostname `ENLYZEAM`), but `spt` not on the non-interactive PATH. Need platform + binary location before re-rolling. (Monitor's `PUMP_PEER_FAIL:…no such conn` is transient kitsubito pump churn — hfenduleam already pulled fine; ignoring.)

Probing enlyzeam OS + spt location + cache state:


ssh enlyzeam 'bash -lc "uname -a 2>/dev/null || ver; echo ===WHICH===; command -v spt || ls -1 ~/.local/bin/spt ~/AppData/Local/*/spt.exe 2>/dev/null; echo ===FINDSPT===; find ~ -maxdepth 4 -iname \"spt\" -o -iname \"spt.exe\" 2>/dev/null | head; echo ===CACHE===; ls -laR ~/.spt-core/releases 2>/dev/null | head -30"'

enlyzeam: detect OS, locate spt, inspect releases cache


<owl_messages>
<owl_message from="doyle" priority="high">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.</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.


Error: Exit code 1
/bin/bash: -c: line 0: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `"'
/bin/bash: -c: line 1: syntax error: unexpected end of file


Quoting nesting bit me again — switching to stdin script. Acking doyle (enlyzeam mine; verify artifact magic matches *its* OS; incident closed once it lands):


$OWL send doyle <<'EOF'
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.
EOF

Ack doyle: enlyzeam ownership + magic-check plan


ssh enlyzeam 'bash -s' <<'REMOTE'
echo ===OS===
uname -s 2>/dev/null || echo no-uname
uname -m 2>/dev/null
echo ===WHICH===
command -v spt 2>/dev/null || command -v spt.exe 2>/dev/null || echo not-on-path
echo ===FIND===
find ~ -maxdepth 4 -iname 'spt' 2>/dev/null | head
find ~ -maxdepth 4 -iname 'spt.exe' 2>/dev/null | head
echo ===CACHE-UNIX===
ls -laR ~/.spt-core/releases 2>/dev/null | head -30
echo ===CACHE-WIN===
ls -laR "$LOCALAPPDATA/spt-core/releases" 2>/dev/null | head -30
REMOTE

enlyzeam: detect OS, locate spt, inspect cache (stdin script)


===OS===
Linux
x86_64
===WHICH===
/mnt/c/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/bin/spt.exe
===FIND===
===CACHE-UNIX===
===CACHE-WIN===


enlyzeam is **WSL (Linux) as my ssh entry**, but the spt on PATH is the **Windows** `spt.exe` at `/mnt/c/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/bin/spt.exe` (via WSL interop). So enlyzeam's actual SPT_DEV node is the Windows install — likely the very "windows 11" box from your original bug report. Neither WSL `~/.spt-core` nor the (empty) `$LOCALAPPDATA` lookup found a cache.

Read-only first — query the Windows spt.exe's own version + daemon + real SPT_HOME before any cache mutation:


ssh enlyzeam 'bash -s' <<'REMOTE'
SPTEXE=/mnt/c/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/bin/spt.exe
echo ===VERSION===
"$SPTEXE" --version 2>&1
echo ===DAEMON===
"$SPTEXE" daemon status 2>&1 | head -25
echo ===WIN-SPT_HOME===
powershell.exe -NoProfile -Command 'echo "LOCALAPPDATA=$env:LOCALAPPDATA"; echo "USERPROFILE=$env:USERPROFILE"; echo "SPT_HOME=$env:SPT_HOME"' 2>&1
echo ===WIN-CACHE===
powershell.exe -NoProfile -Command 'Get-ChildItem -Force "$env:USERPROFILE\.spt-core\releases" -Recurse -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Select-Object FullName,Length | Format-Table -AutoSize' 2>&1
REMOTE

enlyzeam: query Windows spt.exe version, daemon, SPT_HOME, cache


===VERSION===
spt 0.3.0


enlyzeam Windows spt = **0.3.0** (same as hfenduleam was — likely holds a stale single). Rest of output stalled (daemon status or powershell interop blocked). Re-probing each piece with timeouts:


ssh enlyzeam 'bash -s' <<'REMOTE'
SPTEXE=/mnt/c/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/bin/spt.exe
echo ===DAEMON===
timeout 15 "$SPTEXE" daemon status 2>&1 | head -25
echo "exit=$?"
echo ===WIN-ENV===
timeout 20 powershell.exe -NoProfile -Command "Write-Output \"LAD=\$env:LOCALAPPDATA\"; Write-Output \"UP=\$env:USERPROFILE\"; Write-Output \"SPT_HOME=\$env:SPT_HOME\"" 2>&1
echo "exit=$?"
REMOTE

enlyzeam: daemon status + windows env with timeouts


===DAEMON===
daemon: running (pid 68580)
peer pump: live (last tick 4s ago)
managed-by: manual — at-logon task 'spt-core daemon' registered (auto-starts at logon)
subnets:
  SPT_DEV  nodes=3 endpoints=1
local endpoints:
  gerald                       ready_agent    ready=true alive=true


Confirmed: **enlyzeam hosts `gerald`** — the ready_agent from your original bug report (`spt send gerald`). It's a Windows box, spt **0.3.0**, daemon pid 68580 (pump live), **endpoints=1 (gerald live)**, managed by an at-logon task (not systemd).

Read-only cache inspection before touching anything (Windows SPT_HOME via WSL `/mnt/c`) — need its staged-version floor + whether it holds a brick landmine:


ssh enlyzeam 'bash -s' <<'REMOTE'
R=/mnt/c/Users/decid/.spt-core/releases
echo ===LS===
ls -laR "$R" 2>&1
echo ===RELEASE.JSON===
cat "$R/release.json" 2>/dev/null | head -20
echo ===APPLIED===
cat "$R/applied.json" 2>/dev/null
echo
echo ===LAST-OUTCOME===
cat "$R/last-outcome.json" 2>/dev/null
echo
echo ===MAGIC-SINGLE===
[ -f "$R/artifact.bin" ] && xxd -l 4 "$R/artifact.bin"
echo ===MAGIC-SET===
for f in "$R"/artifacts/*.bin; do [ -f "$f" ] && printf '%s ' "$f" && xxd -l 4 "$f"; done 2>/dev/null
REMOTE

enlyzeam: inspect Windows releases cache, floor, artifact magic


Error: Exit code 1
===LS===
ls: cannot access '/mnt/c/Users/decid/.spt-core/releases': No such file or directory
===RELEASE.JSON===
===APPLIED===

===LAST-OUTCOME===

===MAGIC-SINGLE===
===MAGIC-SET===


No cache at `~/.spt-core` — enlyzeam's Windows SPT_HOME is elsewhere. Locating the actual data dir (the daemon binary lives under `AppData\Local\spt-core`; home may sit alongside or be set by the logon task):


ssh enlyzeam 'bash -s' <<'REMOTE'
echo ===APPDATA-SPTCORE===
ls -la /mnt/c/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/ 2>&1
echo ===FIND-RELEASES-DIRS===
find /mnt/c/Users/decid -maxdepth 5 -type d -name releases 2>/dev/null | grep -i spt
echo ===FIND-NODE-MARKERS===
find /mnt/c/Users/decid -maxdepth 6 \( -name 'release.json' -o -name 'daemon.pid' -o -name 'applied.json' -o -name 'nodeid*' \) 2>/dev/null | grep -i spt | head -20
REMOTE

enlyzeam: locate Windows SPT_HOME / releases / node markers


===APPDATA-SPTCORE===
total 8
drwxrwxrwx 1 decode decode 4096 Jun  9 02:16 .
drwxrwxrwx 1 decode decode 4096 Jun  8 21:56 ..
drwxrwxrwx 1 decode decode 4096 Jun  8 21:10 bin
drwxrwxrwx 1 decode decode 4096 Jun  8 21:36 context
-rwxrwxrwx 1 decode decode 4408 Jun  9 03:31 daemon-effects.log
-rwxrwxrwx 1 decode decode    5 Jun  8 21:47 daemon.pid
drwxrwxrwx 1 decode decode 4096 Jun  9 03:31 identity
drwxrwxrwx 1 decode decode 4096 Jun  9 03:30 owlery
drwxrwxrwx 1 decode decode 4096 Jun  9 03:28 releases
drwxrwxrwx 1 decode decode 4096 Jun  8 21:47 scratch
===FIND-RELEASES-DIRS===
/mnt/c/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/releases
===FIND-NODE-MARKERS===
/mnt/c/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/daemon.pid
/mnt/c/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/releases/release.json


enlyzeam Windows SPT_HOME = `C:\Users\decid\AppData\Local\spt-core\` (releases dir present, has `release.json`). Inspecting its staged state + artifact magic:


ssh enlyzeam 'bash -s' <<'REMOTE'
R=/mnt/c/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/releases
echo ===LS===
ls -laR "$R" 2>&1
echo ===RELEASE.JSON===
cat "$R/release.json" 2>/dev/null
echo
echo ===APPLIED===
cat "$R/applied.json" 2>/dev/null; echo
echo ===LAST-OUTCOME===
cat "$R/last-outcome.json" 2>/dev/null; echo
echo ===MAGIC-SINGLE===
[ -f "$R/artifact.bin" ] && xxd -l 4 "$R/artifact.bin"
echo ===MAGIC-SET===
for f in "$R"/artifacts/*.bin; do [ -f "$f" ] && printf '%s ' "$f" && xxd -l 4 "$f"; done 2>/dev/null
REMOTE

enlyzeam: staged release contents + artifact magic


===LS===
/mnt/c/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/releases:
total 4
drwxrwxrwx 1 decode decode 4096 Jun  9 03:28 .
drwxrwxrwx 1 decode decode 4096 Jun  9 02:16 ..
drwxrwxrwx 1 decode decode 4096 Jun  9 03:28 artifacts
-rwxrwxrwx 1 decode decode   20 Jun  9 03:28 last-outcome.json
-rwxrwxrwx 1 decode decode  740 Jun  9 03:28 release.json

/mnt/c/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/releases/artifacts:
total 24708
drwxrwxrwx 1 decode decode     4096 Jun  9 03:28 .
drwxrwxrwx 1 decode decode     4096 Jun  9 03:28 ..
-rwxrwxrwx 1 decode decode 25297920 Jun  9 03:28 x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.bin
===RELEASE.JSON===
{
  "metadata_json": "{\"version\":6,\"channel\":\"stable\",\"expires_at_ms\":1812536077752,\"key_id\":\"rel-primary-2026\",\"artifacts\":{\"x86_64-pc-windows-msvc\":{\"artifact_sha256\":\"0c96b99b8f5ec9ea6c408251959df6484073d3340ed95861d1d64ffac376c288\",\"brain_ipc_version\":1,\"broker_resource_abi\":1,\"asset_name\":\"spt-x86_64-windows.exe\"},\"x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu\":{\"artifact_sha256\":\"e77ef8e1602e7ac618d680c1016f52dc20fef7bd68476125ecbd790b54495038\",\"brain_ipc_version\":1,\"broker_resource_abi\":1,\"asset_name\":\"spt-x86_64-linux\"}},\"product_version\":\"0.3.2\"}",
  "signature_hex": "a50787b164465877d56905d35b384be9864d3794a52351f77ab0d49b48fd4af127143d947c75bff0b58dd73d34da90cc406529a025a8383d9fa68705235ec408"
}
===APPLIED===

===LAST-OUTCOME===
{"outcome":"staged"}
===MAGIC-SINGLE===
===MAGIC-SET===
/mnt/c/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/releases/artifacts/x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.bin 00000000: 4d5a 9000                                MZ..


enlyzeam already did the work autonomously: its live 0.3.0 daemon (pump up, floor < 6) **already pulled the v6 SET over P2P** and staged it correctly — `release.json` = set manifest (v6, 0.3.2, both platforms), `artifacts/` holds **only** `x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.bin`, magic `4d5a`/**MZ**, sha `0c96b99b…` = my published Windows binary. No ELF landmine. last-outcome=staged, not yet applied. So the platform-safe set-select worked on the third node with zero intervention — strong fix confirmation.

Only step left: **apply** (swaps spt.exe → 0.3.2 Windows PE; gerald must survive per REQ-UPD-3). Backups created, sig re-verified on apply. Executing + verifying:


ssh enlyzeam 'bash -s' <<'REMOTE'
SPTEXE=/mnt/c/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/bin/spt.exe
echo ===APPLY===
timeout 60 "$SPTEXE" update apply 2>&1; echo "apply_exit=$?"
sleep 5
echo ===VERSION===
"$SPTEXE" --version 2>&1
echo ===INSTALLED-MAGIC===
xxd -l 4 /mnt/c/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/bin/spt.exe 2>&1
echo ===DAEMON===
timeout 20 "$SPTEXE" daemon status 2>&1 | head -25
echo ===BACKUPS===
ls -la /mnt/c/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/bin/ 2>&1 | grep -iE 'old|spt'
REMOTE

enlyzeam: apply v6 set, verify version/magic/daemon/gerald


===APPLY===
APPLIED:6
apply_exit=0


`APPLIED:6` (exit 0) — but verification output truncated (daemon restart likely disrupted the interop session mid-script). Re-probing enlyzeam fresh to confirm the landing:


ssh enlyzeam 'bash -s' <<'REMOTE'
SPTEXE=/mnt/c/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/bin/spt.exe
echo ===VERSION===
timeout 20 "$SPTEXE" --version 2>&1
echo ===INSTALLED-MAGIC===
xxd -l 4 "/mnt/c/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/bin/spt.exe" 2>&1
echo ===DAEMON===
timeout 20 "$SPTEXE" daemon status 2>&1 | head -25
echo ===APPLIED.JSON===
cat /mnt/c/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/releases/applied.json 2>/dev/null; echo
echo ===BACKUPS===
ls -la /mnt/c/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/bin/ 2>&1
REMOTE

enlyzeam: fresh post-apply verification


===VERSION===
spt 0.3.2


`spt --version` = **0.3.2** — applied. (Each script truncates after the first `spt.exe` call — interop console quirk. Splitting: file reads via coreutils, daemon status in its own ssh.)


ssh enlyzeam 'bash -s' <<'REMOTE'
B=/mnt/c/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/bin
R=/mnt/c/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/releases
echo ===INSTALLED-MAGIC===
xxd -l 4 "$B/spt.exe" 2>&1
echo ===APPLIED.JSON===
cat "$R/applied.json" 2>/dev/null; echo
echo ===LAST-OUTCOME===
cat "$R/last-outcome.json" 2>/dev/null; echo
echo ===BACKUPS===
ls -la "$B/" 2>&1
REMOTE

enlyzeam: installed magic + applied.json + backups (coreutils only)


ssh enlyzeam '/mnt/c/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/bin/spt.exe daemon status' 2>&1 | head -25

enlyzeam: daemon status (isolated spt.exe call)


===INSTALLED-MAGIC===
00000000: 4d5a 9000                                MZ..
===APPLIED.JSON===
{"version":6}
===LAST-OUTCOME===
{"outcome":"applied"}
===BACKUPS===
total 47776
drwxrwxrwx 1 decode decode     4096 Jun  9 03:34 .
drwxrwxrwx 1 decode decode     4096 Jun  9 02:16 ..
-rwxrwxrwx 1 decode decode 25297920 Jun  9 03:34 spt.exe
-rwxrwxrwx 1 decode decode 23620096 Jun  8 21:10 spt.exe.old-6


/mnt/c/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/bin/spt.exe : The term
'/mnt/c/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/bin/spt.exe' is not recognized as the name of a
cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path
was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.
At line:1 char:1
+ /mnt/c/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/bin/spt.exe daemon status
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    + CategoryInfo          : ObjectNotFound: (/mnt/c/Users/de...ore/bin/spt.exe:String) [], Comm
   andNotFoundException
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException


File verification solid: installed `spt.exe` magic **`4d5a`/MZ** (valid PE), `applied.json={"version":6}`, last-outcome=**applied**, backup `spt.exe.old-6` present (reversible). Plus `--version`=0.3.2 earlier.

(The failed call revealed enlyzeam's *default* ssh shell is **PowerShell** — bash only via explicit `bash`. That's the interop quirk source.) Daemon status natively via PowerShell to confirm gerald survived the swap:


ssh enlyzeam '& "C:\Users\decid\AppData\Local\spt-core\bin\spt.exe" daemon status' 2>&1 | head -25

enlyzeam: daemon status via native PowerShell shell


daemon: running (pid 68580)
peer pump: live (last tick 3s ago)
managed-by: manual — at-logon task 'spt-core daemon' registered (auto-starts at logon)
subnets:
  SPT_DEV  nodes=3 endpoints=1
local endpoints:
  gerald                       ready_agent    ready=true alive=true


Verify essentially **GREEN** on enlyzeam, with one nuance:

- Installed `spt.exe` = valid **MZ/PE**, `--version`=**0.3.2**, `applied.json={version:6}`, backup `spt.exe.old-6` present. The platform-safe set picked the **Windows PE** (not the ELF) — **no brick**, even though this box auto-pulled over P2P from a peer with zero intervention.
- **But:** daemon pid is still `68580` (unchanged from pre-apply) — gerald alive, pump live, but the running daemon is **still 0.3.0 in memory**. On this **manual at-logon-managed** daemon, `apply` swapped the on-disk binary but did **not** restart the process (unlike hfenduleam's, which doyle restarted by hand → new pid). 0.3.2 won't be *running* until a daemon restart (or next logon).

So the fix is proven (binary applied, valid PE); fully landing 0.3.2 on the live daemon needs a restart that briefly bounces gerald.

Reporting to doyle + asking you the one disruption call:


$OWL send doyle <<'EOF'
enlyzeam LANDED — cross-OS brick fix proven on the 3rd node, autonomously.

Key: enlyzeam's live 0.3.0 daemon (pump up, floor<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 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 logging: enlyzeam's daemon is managed-by "manual — at-logon task" (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: 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: FIXED + verified end-to-end across all 3.
EOF

Report enlyzeam landing + manual-restart nuance to doyle


➜ SENT:doyle


AskUserQuestion

Question: enlyzeam's spt.exe is applied to 0.3.2 (valid PE, brick fix confirmed), but its at-logon-managed daemon is still running 0.3.0 in memory. Restart it now to load 0.3.2? This briefly bounces gerald's perch.

Choices:
Stop + restart enlyzeam's daemon so it runs 0.3.2 immediately. gerald drops for a few seconds then re-registers (REQ-UPD-3 session survival). Fleet fully on 0.3.2 running.
Leave the live 0.3.0 daemon running; the swapped 0.3.2 binary auto-loads at next logon/restart. No gerald disruption now. Fleet binaries all 0.3.2, one daemon lags until logon.


Your questions have been answered: "enlyzeam's spt.exe is applied to 0.3.2 (valid PE, brick fix confirmed), but its at-logon-managed daemon is still running 0.3.0 in memory. Restart it now to load 0.3.2? This briefly bounces gerald's perch."="hold on. spt has a sort of "hot update" feature which should be able to seamlessly swap out the daemon. so why didn't that happen after `spt update apply`?". You can now continue with these answers in mind.

Question: enlyzeam's spt.exe is applied to 0.3.2 (valid PE, brick fix confirmed), but its at-logon-managed daemon is still running 0.3.0 in memory. Restart it now to load 0.3.2? This briefly bounces gerald's perch.

Choices:
Stop + restart enlyzeam's daemon so it runs 0.3.2 immediately. gerald drops for a few seconds then re-registers (REQ-UPD-3 session survival). Fleet fully on 0.3.2 running.
Leave the live 0.3.0 daemon running; the swapped 0.3.2 binary auto-loads at next logon/restart. No gerald disruption now. Fleet binaries all 0.3.2, one daemon lags until logon.

hold on. spt has a sort of "hot update" feature which should be able to seamlessly swap out the daemon. so why didn't that happen after `spt update apply`?


Sharp question. If spt has a hot daemon-swap on `apply`, enlyzeam's daemon should've gone to 0.3.2 seamlessly — but pid `68580` is unchanged, still 0.3.0. Don't want to guess; let me get evidence. Reading enlyzeam's daemon-effects.log around apply time + checking how `apply` actually triggers the hot-swap in source:


Bash

ssh enlyzeam 'bash -lc "tail -60 /mnt/c/Users/decid/AppData/Local/spt-core/daemon-effects.log 2>&1"'

enlyzeam: tail daemon-effects.log for hot-swap activity


i don't know for sure that the hot swap is wired into `apply`, i just know that it exists in the code somewhere as it was specced early on.


Command running in background with ID: bq5ukvxm5. Output is being written to: C:\Users\decid\AppData\Local\Temp\claude\C--Users-decid-Documents-projects-spt-core\84c95489-7e9c-42fe-9b5b-e1fb164fd365\tasks\bq5ukvxm5.output. You will be notified when it completes. To check interim output, use Read on that file path.


Found 4 files
crates\spt-daemon\src\update.rs
crates\spt-daemon\src\applyhost.rs
crates\spt\src\elevation.rs
crates\spt-daemon\tests\brain_swap.rs


Prompt: i don't know for sure that the hot swap is wired into `apply`, i just know that it exists in the code somewhere as it was specced early on.


Understood — hot-swap exists in code, but maybe not wired into `apply`. That's exactly the question. Let me read the relevant source. `brain_swap` is a telling name (the daemon "brain" hot-replace). Reading the apply-host flow + the swap mechanism: