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the manifest field + rc capture-decision branch + an int adapter that declares it |
| **Always-on endpoint kind + `#`-sigil addressing (ADR-0023; REQ-EP-8 / REQ-EP-9) — the core seam for adapter-bridged group/forum messaging**: a `[always-on]` manifest section declaring a resident, owner-less, addressable endpoint binary the daemon boot-launches + supervises **continuously** (independent of agent liveness, register-triggered, one per `<adapter>[:profile]`), which self-manages its `#`-addressed channel endpoints via the existing `api bind` and may call the already-ungated `endpoint wake <id>` (target-side authorized) to draw an offline agent online. Two relaxations of existing machinery: (1) supervision **reuses the shell wake-watcher scaffolding** (`shellwake.rs`, REQ-SHELL-2 — backoff/give-up/one-per-instance lock/orphan-kill/brain-side reconcile) **minus the offline-only flip**; (2) a `#` **leading address sigil** extending the REQ-INST-10 grammar to `[subnet:]#id[@node]`, bijective class discriminant, sitting **above** REQ-HAZARD-ID-CHARSET (parser strips the leading `#` before id validation — bare ids stay charset-clean, the charset contract is unchanged). The SECOND class of third-party binary spt-core boot-launches (CONTEXT.md §AlwaysOnEndpoint). | grill-with-docs design ratification (2026-06-21) | Design ratified + recorded (ADR-0023, two glossary terms, REQ-EP-8/9 inactive) but **UNBUILT** — there is **no in-tree consumer**: the first consumer is the downstream **`spt-discord`** forum adapter, which lives in its own repo (`../spt-discord/`, design captured there). Building the core seam now = speculative infra ahead of its only consumer (activate-don't-pre-fail). Reuses near-everything (shellwake supervision + ungated wake); the genuinely new work is the `[always-on]` host lifecycle + the `#` address-grammar extension. | First milestone that picks up `spt-discord` (or any always-on/group-bridge adapter) — build the `[always-on]` supervised-binary host + the `#` sigil parse/resolve then; activate REQ-EP-8/REQ-EP-9 at that milestone (rule 5) |

| **Cross-node shell TUNNEL relay (REQ-SHELL-4 cross-node-on-LAN carry)**: W3 built + proved the opaque byte tunnel **same-node only** (broker-homed `TunnelHub` loopback stream pair + the local control socket; `tunnel_e2e` round-trips `<EVENT`-looking bytes byte-exact). The **cross-node** path does NOT exist: `StreamFamily` (dispatch.rs) has no `Tunnel` variant, `classify_first_line` no tunnel arm, `SHELL_LINK` carries only relink/cmd/drive (no tunnel action), and every tunnel surface (`tunnel_ensure/send/recv/resolve/clear`, `serve_tunnel_control`, `tunnel_owner_stream`) is broker-homed / local-socket = same-node. cmd+drive ride the existing `ShellLink` request/reply substrate cross-node; the byte tunnel has no such substrate. FIX (a proper impl wave, ~W3-sized): new `StreamFamily::Tunnel` + a `classify_first_line` arm + a dispatch serve arm bridging an inbound Iroh **bidi** stream ↔ the bound shell's broker `TunnelHub` pair + an owner-side cross-node open (a `SHELL_LINK_TUNNEL` action or a dedicated open) + a resident tunnel-echo mock peer + the `[twohost]` rung (`open_stream` over the real link, byte-exact opaque round-trip, link-break closes). REQ-SHELL-4 int stays satisfied by the same-node `tunnel_e2e` — this is an additional cross-node int rung, NOT yet an obligation (activate-don't-pre-fail). | M11-W5 (doyle ruling 2026-06-16) — W5 surfaced that the M11-PLAN T5.1 "tunnel rides the same Iroh substrate" assumption is false for the byte tunnel; building a W3-sized relay in the M11-closing rig+docs wave would balloon scope | The tunnel's real consumer (usbip URB byte stream) is itself deferred/non-goal — NOTHING in-tree needs cross-node tunnel bytes now, so the relay would be speculative infra ahead of a deferred consumer (YAGNI). Same-node mechanism is proven; cross-node cmd/drive are proven; M11 closes at a clean boundary | First **cross-node tunnel consumer** (usbip URB across nodes, or any in-tree consumer of opaque cross-node bytes) — build the relay + the `[twohost]` rung as its own impl wave then |

| **Per-connection contiguous-sent cursor — structural guard against a decreasing-floor controller re-take (`REQ-HAZARD-CONTROLLER-WRITER-REORDER` follow-up)**: v0.13.0 P1c fixes the controller-writer reorder while KEEPING handoff's eager subscribe (fix #1 "drop the subscribe" was reverted — it's the standalone-resume mechanism), so the decreasing-floor double-take (handoff subscribe@K + serve_attach subscribe@0) is still PRESENT and made safe by: `controller_writer` epoch-gated under `send.lock()` (single live writer per connection) + `handoff` seeds `session_cursors` so the consumer snap-aboves, which is COMPLETE because every writer emits ascending and the surviving writer offers the full `[0,end]` range (no skip/dup). doyle proposed making the invariant **structurally un-reintroducible**: have `become_controller` refuse/clamp a re-take whose `from_seq` falls below the connection's already-delivered floor. That guard as literally stated is UNSAFE — `delivered_through` is **session-wide** (the `Arc<AtomicU64>` on `OutputLog`, shared by all controllers/viewers, advanced monotonic-MAX) and `resume_seq` reads straight off it, so (a) a NORMAL fresh-operator `from_seq=0` attach to a producing session sits below it and needs the full ring replay (the dedup-below+snap-above path exists for exactly this) → a guard/assert there starves every normal attach, and (b) monotonic-MAX literally can't distinguish the hazard (a `seq1`-without-`seq0` write reads as `2`, falsely implying `0` was delivered). The structurally-correct guard needs a **per-connection contiguous-sent cursor** (a true "highest contiguous seq this socket has actually received"), which does not exist today — bigger than P1c. The precise shape it would refuse: a future double-take on one connection whose prior writer advanced the cursor NON-CONTIGUOUSLY could commit one pre-epoch-bump frame above the new writer's floor → reorder. | v0.13.0 P1c (doyle proposed, todlando gated, doyle concurred 2026-06-20) | The actual bug is fixed at the one caller + bounded to already-committed-only for any other + the consumer snap-aboves; a guard on the session-wide cursor would FALSE-FIRE on normal attach/resume (no-false-fire scope demands the per-connection cursor first). Activate-don't-pre-fail: `REQ-HAZARD-CONTROLLER-WRITER-REORDER` covers the shipped fix; this structural-guard slice is seeded inactive | First broker change that adds a per-connection delivered-cursor (or the next time the controller-writer/attach seam is reworked) — build the per-connection contiguous cursor + the `become_controller` refuse-decreasing-floor guard then; mint/activate a `REQ-HAZARD-CONTROLLER-REtake-FLOOR`-class req first (rule 3) |

| **Adapter-manifest-enabled rc VT/mouse mode (`spt rc` scroll vs right-click-paste xor resolution)**: v0.13.0 P1/P1b's Windows `EnableMouseCapture` (for client-originated right-click bracketed paste, 7.18) makes Windows Terminal hand ALL wheel events to rc instead of scrolling its own scrollback; rc forwards the wheel to the harness as SGR reports (7.20) but ONLY when the harness has mouse-reporting on (`enabled && sgr`) — and **Claude Code's REPL never enables mouse tracking** (it has no internal scroll; it relies on the terminal's scrollback), so every wheel event is dropped → scroll dies. Windows console modes can't give both at once: it's QuickEdit (native wheel-scroll + raw right-click = paste submit-storm) **xor** mouse-input (bracketed right-click paste + dead wheel). INTERIM SHIPPED: **Shift+scroll** (WT reserves it for local scrollback even under app mouse-capture) — operator-confirmed working, documented, zero code. FIX (the follow-up the operator asked for): an **adapter-manifest flag** declaring whether the harness actually CONSUMES mouse reports (a mouse-tracking TUI with internal scroll) — when declared, rc keeps full capture + the SGR scroll-forward (the current path, correct for such a harness); when NOT declared (default — CC's case), rc SKIPS `EnableMouseCapture` so WT native wheel-scroll works, trading away client-originated right-click paste (ctrl+V + Shift+scroll cover the gap). Resolves the capture-vs-native-scroll xor PER-HARNESS via the manifest instead of globally. | v0.13.0 P1b (operator ruling 2026-06-20, HITL: scroll-forward to CC is moot — CC has nothing to scroll; Shift+scroll is "good enough for now") | Shift+scroll is a clean, working interim for the CC case (no internal-scroll harness) so there's no live gap; the manifest flag is a real design slice (a new `[rc]`/mouse manifest field + validation + the rc capture-decision branch + an adapter declaring it to test the consume-path) that earns its own JIT plan, not a v0.13.0 closeout rider | **Post-v0.13.0** — when building the next adapter-manifest surface, or the first harness that genuinely consumes mouse reports (internal-scroll TUI). Mint a `REQ-RC-VT-MODE`-class requirement first (rule 3), then the manifest field + rc capture-decision branch + an int adapter that declares it |

+| **Always-on endpoint kind + `#`-sigil addressing (ADR-0023; REQ-EP-8 / REQ-EP-9) — the core seam for adapter-bridged group/forum messaging**: a `[always-on]` manifest section declaring a resident, owner-less, addressable endpoint binary the daemon boot-launches + supervises **continuously** (independent of agent liveness, register-triggered, one per `<adapter>[:profile]`), which self-manages its `#`-addressed channel endpoints via the existing `api bind` and may call the already-ungated `endpoint wake <id>` (target-side authorized) to draw an offline agent online. Two relaxations of existing machinery: (1) supervision **reuses the shell wake-watcher scaffolding** (`shellwake.rs`, REQ-SHELL-2 — backoff/give-up/one-per-instance lock/orphan-kill/brain-side reconcile) **minus the offline-only flip**; (2) a `#` **leading address sigil** extending the REQ-INST-10 grammar to `[subnet:]#id[@node]`, bijective class discriminant, sitting **above** REQ-HAZARD-ID-CHARSET (parser strips the leading `#` before id validation — bare ids stay charset-clean, the charset contract is unchanged). The SECOND class of third-party binary spt-core boot-launches (CONTEXT.md §AlwaysOnEndpoint). | grill-with-docs design ratification (2026-06-21) | Design ratified + recorded (ADR-0023, two glossary terms, REQ-EP-8/9 inactive) but **UNBUILT** — there is **no in-tree consumer**: the first consumer is the downstream **`spt-discord`** forum adapter, which lives in its own repo (`../spt-discord/`, design captured there). Building the core seam now = speculative infra ahead of its only consumer (activate-don't-pre-fail). Reuses near-everything (shellwake supervision + ungated wake); the genuinely new work is the `[always-on]` host lifecycle + the `#` address-grammar extension. | First milestone that picks up `spt-discord` (or any always-on/group-bridge adapter) — build the `[always-on]` supervised-binary host + the `#` sigil parse/resolve then; activate REQ-EP-8/REQ-EP-9 at that milestone (rule 5) |


DEFERRED.md updated. Now commit — staging only the forum-design files, leaving the pre-existing `CHANGELOG.md` change alone.


Bash

git status --short && echo "---branch---" && git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD

Git status + current branch


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viewer-drain-decouple-b4


please commit, and also add the spt-core items to DEFERRED.md


Organize spt-discord documentation into sister directory


Branch moved under us this session (now `viewer-drain-decouple-b4`, shared tree) — and my 4 files are the only changes. I'll isolate the design commit on its own branch so it doesn't tangle with that unrelated WIP.


cd C:/Users/decid/Documents/projects/spt-core && git checkout -b forum-always-on-design && git add CONTEXT.md docs/DEFERRED.md traceable-reqs.toml "docs/adr/0023-always-on-endpoints-resident-supervised-binary-sigil-addressing.md" && git status --short

Create design branch + stage the 4 files


Switched to a new branch 'forum-always-on-design'
warning: in the working copy of 'docs/adr/0023-always-on-endpoints-resident-supervised-binary-sigil-addressing.md', LF will be replaced by CRLF the next time Git touches it
M  CONTEXT.md
M  docs/DEFERRED.md
A  docs/adr/0023-always-on-endpoints-resident-supervised-binary-sigil-addressing.md
M  traceable-reqs.toml


cd C:/Users/decid/Documents/projects/spt-core && git commit -F - <<'EOF'
docs(forum): ratify always-on endpoint kind + #-sigil addressing (ADR-0023)

Design from the forum/group-messaging grill: a Discord-substrate adapter
(spt-discord, own repo ../spt-discord/) needs ONE core seam — an [always-on]
supervised, owner-less, addressable endpoint binary, addressed with a leading
# sigil, that calls the already-ungated `endpoint wake <id>` (target-side
authorized) to draw an offline agent online.

- CONTEXT.md: AlwaysOnEndpoint + `#` always-on sigil glossary terms; fix the
  now-false "the one class of boot-launched binary" claim (now two)
- docs/adr/0023: the decision + rejected alternatives + consequences
- traceable-reqs.toml: REQ-EP-8 (kind + supervision) + REQ-EP-9 (# sigil),
  both inactive (rule 5 - design ratified, unbuilt)
- docs/DEFERRED.md: deferred row (no in-tree consumer; spt-discord downstream)

Residual verify done: `endpoint wake` (cli.rs cmd_rest) has no caller-auth
beyond the target-side gate. REQ-HAZARD-ID-CHARSET unchanged (# is an
address-layer sigil; bare ids stay charset-clean). `traceable-reqs check` green.

Co-authored by: deployah
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012eFwpbAifqe6XcEigbpksb
EOF
echo "---" && git log --oneline -1 && git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD

Commit the design docs


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b25d43d docs(forum): ratify always-on endpoint kind + #-sigil addressing (ADR-0023)
forum-always-on-design


Committed.

## Done
- **Commit `b25d43d`** on new branch **`forum-always-on-design`** (isolated from the `viewer-drain-decouple-b4` WIP the tree had switched to). 4 files, +46/-1:
  - `CONTEXT.md`, `docs/adr/0023-…`, `traceable-reqs.toml`, `docs/DEFERRED.md`
- **DEFERRED.md** — new row: always-on endpoint + `#`-sigil, marked unbuilt (no in-tree consumer; spt-discord downstream), trigger = first milestone picking up spt-discord, activate REQ-EP-8/9 then.

## Notes
- **Not pushed** (you said commit only).
- **`../spt-discord/README.md` is outside this repo** (separate sister dir, per the split) — not part of this commit. Init it as its own git repo when you start that adapter.
- Branch isolation was a judgment call (shared tree mid-switch to unrelated WIP). Move it if you wanted it elsewhere: `git rebase --onto main forum-always-on-design~1 forum-always-on-design`, or just `git checkout main && git cherry-pick b25d43d`.

Open thread still parked: **human-authority/trust** (Discord humans ⊄ subnet trust boundary) — adapter-level, lives in spt-discord. Say the word to grill it.


please move it into main


<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.


Moving onto main via cherry-pick (replays just the doc commit, no `viewer-drain` ancestry).


cd C:/Users/decid/Documents/projects/spt-core && git checkout main 2>&1 && echo "---merge-base check---" && git merge-base --is-ancestor main forum-always-on-design && echo "main IS ancestor of design branch" || echo "main NOT ancestor (diverged)" && echo "---cherry-pick---" && git cherry-pick b25d43d 2>&1; echo "EXIT=$?"

Checkout main and cherry-pick the design commit


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1	# Deferred Features
2
3	Intended features explicitly cut from v1 scope but committed for later. Not backlog noise — these are decided directions parked for sequencing reasons. Keep this list short and real.
4
5	| Feature | Cut from | Why deferred | Trigger to revisit |
6	|---|---|---|---|
7	| Scrollback on-disk spillover | terminal wrapper v1 | In-memory ring covers the common case; spillover adds a persistence/rotation story | First long-running session that overflows the ring usefully, or any "scroll back further than the buffer" user need |
8	| Sidecar adapter process (long-running, wire-protocol) | harness contract v1 | Manifest + `spt.exe` subcommand surface covers v1 harnesses; sidecar only earns its keep for streaming / in-memory cross-event state | A harness outgrows manifest+hooks (needs streaming or stateful coordination) |
9	| Manifest `include` / composition (option C) | manifest v1 | Single flat manifest per harness is enough until a harness wants to override only part of a section | First sub-project that needs to inherit spt-core defaults but override one section |
10	| Concrete Shell types (GameRobot, in-session-inject) — **OS-notification shell carved out: ships M5** as the dogfood proof (user decision 2026-06-04, M5-PLAN §Scope decisions) | Shell concept v1 | Model is locked; concrete surfaces are large, platform-specific, and not needed for core | First real use case for a driven surface (e.g. the 2D-world experiment) |
11	| PresenceChannel implementation (broker, dispatch/bind/thread) | endpoint types v1 | Depends on presence gossip + Shells + multi-instance routing; only the seams ship v1. **M5 ships presence *resolution* (gossip + most-recently-active API) — its future substrate; the endpoint stays deferred** (user decision 2026-06-04). <!-- [doc->REQ-PRES-1] --> **M5-D6 seam note:** the substrate now exists — the gossiped datum (`Instance.last_active_ms`, riding the registry's epoch lease + replication) and the one MRA API (`spt-daemon::presence`). A future PresenceChannel's dispatch/bind/thread styles consume exactly this datum plus the broker PresenceLog seam (REQ-EP-4); nothing about the endpoint type needs a new gossip channel. | Once Shells exist and the subnet registry is stable |
12	| OS-level input-activity presence signal (7a-A) | presence v1 | Per-platform, privacy-loaded; agent-interaction heartbeat covers the v1 goal. **Note:** distinct from the v1 broker *sensing* user input on a PTY it already holds (spt-hosted) — that is in v1 and is NOT OS-wide input monitoring | Opt-in enhancement after agent-interaction presence proves out |
13	| Instantiate-anywhere + consent gate | Instances V1-mid | Remote launch over network is additive once remote-drive of running instances works. Consent *model* is now designed (CONTEXT §Consent & security gates); **the framework (grant store + escalation + pre-consent flags) ships M5 with this capability id reserved-but-refusing** (user decision 2026-06-04) — the capability lands into it later. Defers with it: the remote-fork arm, cross-node shell spawn, `shell_wake_spawn_anywhere` *behavior* (grant shape ships M5). <!-- [doc->REQ-INST-6] --> **M5-D5b note:** remote `spt suspend/wake <id@node>` shipped (the rest-op wire family, remote-drive trust class) — it *moves existing instances between rest states only*; the remote-**fork** arm (creating an instance on a node that has none) stays here, riding instantiate-anywhere's consent gate. A wake addressed to a node with no local instance refuses with `WAKE_NO_REACHABLE_INSTANCE` naming this deferral. | Revisit-trigger met (remote-drive shipped M4); held back by user decision — capability drops into the M5 consent framework when picked up |
14	| Remote command execution on another node | off-node reach-back v1 | Highest-risk capability; needs the consent/security gate. Workarounds exist (message a local agent; interact with local agent directly). **M5 ships the framework with this capability id reserved-but-refusing** (user decision 2026-06-04) | Designed alongside instantiate-anywhere's consent gate |
15	| Shell-binary (and harness-binary) sandboxing | Shell concept v1 | A capability toolset bounds what the *agent* can ask, not what the *binary* can do with its OS perms. Baseline stance: running any adapter/shell binary = a disclosed, accepted trust risk for all spt-core users | If/when untrusted third-party shell/harness binaries become common enough to warrant OS-level sandboxing |
16	| Concrete Shell adapters (e.g. GameRobot) + the shell binaries themselves | Shell concept v1 | The Shell *model*, manifest schema, perch layout, and `api` surface are now specified; concrete shells are large, platform-specific, and not needed for core | First real driven-surface use case |
17	| REQ-CONSENT int evidence (interactive escalation E2E) | M5 closeout (D9b rule-5) | The escalation prompt''s end-to-end leg needs a real harness session answering a real consent prompt — loopback-faking it would prove nothing; the grant store + gate + CLI are impl/unit-proven | The downstream rebuilt spt plugin (v1 acceptance) — its first gated spawn IS the int evidence |
18	| REQ-INSTALL-4 int evidence (`spt adapter add --github` against a real repo) | M5 closeout (D9b rule-5) | Needs a real clone target; impl/unit cover manifest-first validation + registration. The standalone `SaberMage/spt-shell-notify` repo now makes this trivially possible | First milestone that touches adapter lifecycle again — one E2E cloning the notify repo |
19	| OS-service registration at install (REQ-INSTALL-1's third leg: systemd user service / Windows service or scheduled task for the always-on guarantee) | installer v0.1 (M6-D2, grill decision 3) | Daemon auto-start on any `spt` invocation covers dev-stage use; the minimal non-interactive script stays non-OS-entangled (also serves REQ-INSTALL-2's repackaging stance). Honest gap: a node is unreachable after reboot until something invokes `spt` | First always-on deployment need (headless/server node, or the GUI milestone's background expectations) |
20	| Tier 2 agent-docs: MCP doc/resource server + `spt <cmd> --help --json` structured-help mode (REQ-DOCS-4 legs) | docs v0.1 (M6-D3/D5, DOCS-STRATEGY §v0.1 grill) | Tier 1 covers the integration surface: the schemars-derived manifest schema + llms.txt/llms-full.txt + the generated CLI reference; `--help --json` is low marginal value over that reference, the MCP server is the standout *later* fit | First integrating dev-agent that outgrows llms.txt + schema (or the `spt-claude-code` work surfacing a concrete MCP-resource need) |
21	| Subnet attachment verbs: `spt subnet detach <NAME> [--auto]` / `attach <NAME> [--auto]` (daemon keeps running, stops/starts advertising + connecting for that subnet; `--auto` persists the startup default), `spt subnet leave <NAME>` (elevation-gated), maybe `spt subnet disband <NAME>` (elevation + current TOTP) | M7 grill (user spec 2026-06-06; CONTEXT §subnet attachment) | The attached/detached *term* + the all-attached banner ship M7; the per-subnet serve-state machinery (selective advertise/connect, persisted flags) is its own deliverable | M8 CLI nounification, or first multi-subnet user needing selective participation |
22	| Linux elevation model (user-ratified direction 2026-06-06): (1) install symlinks the binary into a sudo-reachable path (e.g. `/usr/local/bin`) so `sudo spt` resolves; (2) first `sudo spt` detects elevation and prompts once for the DEFAULT USER ACCOUNT — thereafter any `sudo spt` daemon launch always runs the daemon (and state) under that account, never root (kills the `sudo HOME=$HOME` dance and the root-owned-state hazard) | M7 acceptance run (gravity: `sudo: spt: command not found`, then the HOME-universe split) | Needs installer + first-run-state design; Windows elevation has no equivalent problem (same user profile) | M8, with the installer's next touch |

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Conflict only in `docs/DEFERRED.md` (main's last rows differ from the WIP branch's). CONTEXT.md + traceable-reqs.toml auto-merged. Let me resolve — my row just appends to main's table.


cd C:/Users/decid/Documents/projects/spt-core && grep -n '^<<<<<<<\|^=======\|^>>>>>>>' docs/DEFERRED.md

Locate conflict markers


48:<<<<<<< HEAD
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44	| **Autonomous session-digest freshness + Option-C re-home (M9 ADR-0008 amendment deferral)**: M9 re-founded the digest as an ON-DEMAND projection of normalized session logs (`spt-term::projection`; `spt-daemon::digest::project_endpoint_digest`) — snapshot-pull and the structured-delta-stream CONTRACT ship, deltas driven by pulls / `api digest-entry` pushes. Two pieces deferred, both because they have **no consumer yet** (Shell=M10, GUI/frontend pane, Gateway agent-window — none exist): (a) the **autonomous file-watch→publish freshness nudge** (a watcher that re-projects + publishes when the log grows on its own, vs today's pull/push-driven publishes) — CONTEXT.md "session digest" anticipates this as "an incremental normalize story (design-phase concern)"; (b) the **Option-C opt-in persistence re-home** (the byte-feed engine drove per-turn persistence off `pty_digest.persist`, now deleted; re-homing it onto a `[history]`/digest config seam now = a manifest surface with nothing reading it). Building either now = a speculative realtime subsystem with no reader (the M9-PLAN §9 "no new realtime subsystem" watch-item). | M9 Wave 3 / G3 (doyle ruling 2026-06-13) — snapshot-pull is the G3 bar, delta-stream contract ships | Both ride a live consumer: the digest works topology-independently TODAY (pull projects real content; a subscriber follows and gets push-driven deltas). Autonomous freshness only matters when a frontend pane streams it continuously; Option-C only matters when something reads the coarse activity log. Deferring honors CONTEXT.md's anticipated staging, not a scope cut | The **consuming-frontend milestone** that streams the digest live (Shell M10 drive/sensory pane, the GUI "latest session output" pane, or the Gateway agent-window) — wire the file-watch nudge + re-home Option-C onto a digest config seam then, with a real reader to exercise both |
45	| **Two-origin `owl_message` context-tap subtype refinement (M10 ADR-0019 deferral)**: the two-origin merge's owl-message producer (`spt::api::startup` `deliver` closure) taps the live-agent **`emit` chokepoint**, so EVERY delivered frame — including resurfaced **notif** frames and shell-context rows — is recorded as a single coarse `owl_message` context-injection entry (`context_kind:"owl_message"`). The data is not wrong (a notif IS injected context), only coarsely labeled; the digest is a glanceable data model this milestone, with no consumer that distinguishes the subtypes yet. Splitting the tap into honest subtypes (true peer message vs notif vs shell-context) means classifying the frame at the delivery seam. | M10 Wave 3 / gate (doyle ruling 2026-06-13, flag 2 ACCEPTED with this tracked condition) | Same logic as the M9 freshness deferral above: refinement only matters when a surface reads + renders the context-injection category by subtype (GUI collapse/expand, or the echo-reads-digest delta loop). Coarse-but-honest labeling is correct for a data-model-only milestone | The **consuming-frontend / echo-reads-digest milestone** — split the `emit`-seam tap by frame type (peer message vs notif vs shell-context) when a reader renders the subtypes |
46	| **W2.5 — attached-presence + Kick-and-attach (M12 picker blue tri-state)**: M12 W2's picker ships online/offline status only; the **blue ■ "attached" tri-state** + the **"Kick `<node>` and attach"** confirm option were SCHEDULED (operator 2026-06-14, NOT dropped) as a dedicated slice built AFTER W2 lands, then wired back into the picker. Scope: (1) a **broker attach-presence query** — "who is attached to endpoint E's PTY, by which node/surface" — derive from the `presence.rs` PresenceLog conn connect/disconnect if sound, else a new query op (today `presence.rs` has snapshots/most_recently_active/resolve but no per-PTY attach owner); (2) a **force-detach/kick wire op** with its OWN KNOWN-HAZARDS treatment — the PTY-ownership invariant (KH attach-lifecycle: detach never kills the session) + a who-may-kick auth gate — this hazard-zone surface is the reason it is its own slice, not a picker-wave rider; (3) picker: the blue tri-state + the Kick option (status becomes online/attached/offline; Kick is EXCLUSIVE to already-attached endpoints). | M12 W2 design ruling (doyle/operator 2026-06-14, M12-W2-RULING.md Q1) | A new broker MUTATION surface in the PTY-ownership hazard zone earns its own focused JIT plan + design-check + gate; bundling it into the picker UX wave would mix a hazard-zone broker op with front-end work. W2 ships the picker over surfaces that exist | **Immediately after W2 lands** (W2.5) — own JIT plan + doyle design-check (like W2/W3) + own gate; mint REQ-* first (rule 3) |
47	| **Cross-node shell TUNNEL relay (REQ-SHELL-4 cross-node-on-LAN carry)**: W3 built + proved the opaque byte tunnel **same-node only** (broker-homed `TunnelHub` loopback stream pair + the local control socket; `tunnel_e2e` round-trips `<EVENT`-looking bytes byte-exact). The **cross-node** path does NOT exist: `StreamFamily` (dispatch.rs) has no `Tunnel` variant, `classify_first_line` no tunnel arm, `SHELL_LINK` carries only relink/cmd/drive (no tunnel action), and every tunnel surface (`tunnel_ensure/send/recv/resolve/clear`, `serve_tunnel_control`, `tunnel_owner_stream`) is broker-homed / local-socket = same-node. cmd+drive ride the existing `ShellLink` request/reply substrate cross-node; the byte tunnel has no such substrate. FIX (a proper impl wave, ~W3-sized): new `StreamFamily::Tunnel` + a `classify_first_line` arm + a dispatch serve arm bridging an inbound Iroh **bidi** stream ↔ the bound shell's broker `TunnelHub` pair + an owner-side cross-node open (a `SHELL_LINK_TUNNEL` action or a dedicated open) + a resident tunnel-echo mock peer + the `[twohost]` rung (`open_stream` over the real link, byte-exact opaque round-trip, link-break closes). REQ-SHELL-4 int stays satisfied by the same-node `tunnel_e2e` — this is an additional cross-node int rung, NOT yet an obligation (activate-don't-pre-fail). | M11-W5 (doyle ruling 2026-06-16) — W5 surfaced that the M11-PLAN T5.1 "tunnel rides the same Iroh substrate" assumption is false for the byte tunnel; building a W3-sized relay in the M11-closing rig+docs wave would balloon scope | The tunnel's real consumer (usbip URB byte stream) is itself deferred/non-goal — NOTHING in-tree needs cross-node tunnel bytes now, so the relay would be speculative infra ahead of a deferred consumer (YAGNI). Same-node mechanism is proven; cross-node cmd/drive are proven; M11 closes at a clean boundary | First **cross-node tunnel consumer** (usbip URB across nodes, or any in-tree consumer of opaque cross-node bytes) — build the relay + the `[twohost]` rung as its own impl wave then |
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50	| **Per-connection contiguous-sent cursor — structural guard against a decreasing-floor controller re-take (`REQ-HAZARD-CONTROLLER-WRITER-REORDER` follow-up)**: v0.13.0 P1c fixes the controller-writer reorder while KEEPING handoff's eager subscribe (fix #1 "drop the subscribe" was reverted — it's the standalone-resume mechanism), so the decreasing-floor double-take (handoff subscribe@K + serve_attach subscribe@0) is still PRESENT and made safe by: `controller_writer` epoch-gated under `send.lock()` (single live writer per connection) + `handoff` seeds `session_cursors` so the consumer snap-aboves, which is COMPLETE because every writer emits ascending and the surviving writer offers the full `[0,end]` range (no skip/dup). doyle proposed making the invariant **structurally un-reintroducible**: have `become_controller` refuse/clamp a re-take whose `from_seq` falls below the connection's already-delivered floor. That guard as literally stated is UNSAFE — `delivered_through` is **session-wide** (the `Arc<AtomicU64>` on `OutputLog`, shared by all controllers/viewers, advanced monotonic-MAX) and `resume_seq` reads straight off it, so (a) a NORMAL fresh-operator `from_seq=0` attach to a producing session sits below it and needs the full ring replay (the dedup-below+snap-above path exists for exactly this) → a guard/assert there starves every normal attach, and (b) monotonic-MAX literally can't distinguish the hazard (a `seq1`-without-`seq0` write reads as `2`, falsely implying `0` was delivered). The structurally-correct guard needs a **per-connection contiguous-sent cursor** (a true "highest contiguous seq this socket has actually received"), which does not exist today — bigger than P1c. The precise shape it would refuse: a future double-take on one connection whose prior writer advanced the cursor NON-CONTIGUOUSLY could commit one pre-epoch-bump frame above the new writer's floor → reorder. | v0.13.0 P1c (doyle proposed, todlando gated, doyle concurred 2026-06-20) | The actual bug is fixed at the one caller + bounded to already-committed-only for any other + the consumer snap-aboves; a guard on the session-wide cursor would FALSE-FIRE on normal attach/resume (no-false-fire scope demands the per-connection cursor first). Activate-don't-pre-fail: `REQ-HAZARD-CONTROLLER-WRITER-REORDER` covers the shipped fix; this structural-guard slice is seeded inactive | First broker change that adds a per-connection delivered-cursor (or the next time the controller-writer/attach seam is reworked) — build the per-connection contiguous cursor + the `become_controller` refuse-decreasing-floor guard then; mint/activate a `REQ-HAZARD-CONTROLLER-REtake-FLOOR`-class req first (rule 3) |
51	| **Adapter-manifest-enabled rc VT/mouse mode (`spt rc` scroll vs right-click-paste xor resolution)**: v0.13.0 P1/P1b's Windows `EnableMouseCapture` (for client-originated right-click bracketed paste, 7.18) makes Windows Terminal hand ALL wheel events to rc instead of scrolling its own scrollback; rc forwards the wheel to the harness as SGR reports (7.20) but ONLY when the harness has mouse-reporting on (`enabled && sgr`) — and **Claude Code's REPL never enables mouse tracking** (it has no internal scroll; it relies on the terminal's scrollback), so every wheel event is dropped → scroll dies. Windows console modes can't give both at once: it's QuickEdit (native wheel-scroll + raw right-click = paste submit-storm) **xor** mouse-input (bracketed right-click paste + dead wheel). INTERIM SHIPPED: **Shift+scroll** (WT reserves it for local scrollback even under app mouse-capture) — operator-confirmed working, documented, zero code. FIX (the follow-up the operator asked for): an **adapter-manifest flag** declaring whether the harness actually CONSUMES mouse reports (a mouse-tracking TUI with internal scroll) — when declared, rc keeps full capture + the SGR scroll-forward (the current path, correct for such a harness); when NOT declared (default — CC's case), rc SKIPS `EnableMouseCapture` so WT native wheel-scroll works, trading away client-originated right-click paste (ctrl+V + Shift+scroll cover the gap). Resolves the capture-vs-native-scroll xor PER-HARNESS via the manifest instead of globally. | v0.13.0 P1b (operator ruling 2026-06-20, HITL: scroll-forward to CC is moot — CC has nothing to scroll; Shift+scroll is "good enough for now") | Shift+scroll is a clean, working interim for the CC case (no internal-scroll harness) so there's no live gap; the manifest flag is a real design slice (a new `[rc]`/mouse manifest field + validation + the rc capture-decision branch + an adapter declaring it to test the consume-path) that earns its own JIT plan, not a v0.13.0 closeout rider | **Post-v0.13.0** — when building the next adapter-manifest surface, or the first harness that genuinely consumes mouse reports (internal-scroll TUI). Mint a `REQ-RC-VT-MODE`-class requirement first (rule 3), then the manifest field + rc capture-decision branch + an int adapter that declares it |
52	| **Always-on endpoint kind + `#`-sigil addressing (ADR-0023; REQ-EP-8 / REQ-EP-9) — the core seam for adapter-bridged group/forum messaging**: a `[always-on]` manifest section declaring a resident, owner-less, addressable endpoint binary the daemon boot-launches + supervises **continuously** (independent of agent liveness, register-triggered, one per `<adapter>[:profile]`), which self-manages its `#`-addressed channel endpoints via the existing `api bind` and may call the already-ungated `endpoint wake <id>` (target-side authorized) to draw an offline agent online. Two relaxations of existing machinery: (1) supervision **reuses the shell wake-watcher scaffolding** (`shellwake.rs`, REQ-SHELL-2 — backoff/give-up/one-per-instance lock/orphan-kill/brain-side reconcile) **minus the offline-only flip**; (2) a `#` **leading address sigil** extending the REQ-INST-10 grammar to `[subnet:]#id[@node]`, bijective class discriminant, sitting **above** REQ-HAZARD-ID-CHARSET (parser strips the leading `#` before id validation — bare ids stay charset-clean, the charset contract is unchanged). The SECOND class of third-party binary spt-core boot-launches (CONTEXT.md §AlwaysOnEndpoint). | grill-with-docs design ratification (2026-06-21) | Design ratified + recorded (ADR-0023, two glossary terms, REQ-EP-8/9 inactive) but **UNBUILT** — there is **no in-tree consumer**: the first consumer is the downstream **`spt-discord`** forum adapter, which lives in its own repo (`../spt-discord/`, design captured there). Building the core seam now = speculative infra ahead of its only consumer (activate-don't-pre-fail). Reuses near-everything (shellwake supervision + ungated wake); the genuinely new work is the `[always-on]` host lifecycle + the `#` address-grammar extension. | First milestone that picks up `spt-discord` (or any always-on/group-bridge adapter) — build the `[always-on]` supervised-binary host + the `#` sigil parse/resolve then; activate REQ-EP-8/REQ-EP-9 at that milestone (rule 5) |
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| **Autonomous session-digest freshness + Option-C re-home (M9 ADR-0008 amendment deferral)**: M9 re-founded the digest as an ON-DEMAND projection of normalized session logs (`spt-term::projection`; `spt-daemon::digest::project_endpoint_digest`) — snapshot-pull and the structured-delta-stream CONTRACT ship, deltas driven by pulls / `api digest-entry` pushes. Two pieces deferred, both because they have **no consumer yet** (Shell=M10, GUI/frontend pane, Gateway agent-window — none exist): (a) the **autonomous file-watch→publish freshness nudge** (a watcher that re-projects + publishes when the log grows on its own, vs today's pull/push-driven publishes) — CONTEXT.md "session digest" anticipates this as "an incremental normalize story (design-phase concern)"; (b) the **Option-C opt-in persistence re-home** (the byte-feed engine drove per-turn persistence off `pty_digest.persist`, now deleted; re-homing it onto a `[history]`/digest config seam now = a manifest surface with nothing reading it). Building either now = a speculative realtime subsystem with no reader (the M9-PLAN §9 "no new realtime subsystem" watch-item). | M9 Wave 3 / G3 (doyle ruling 2026-06-13) — snapshot-pull is the G3 bar, delta-stream contract ships | Both ride a live consumer: the digest works topology-independently TODAY (pull projects real content; a subscriber follows and gets push-driven deltas). Autonomous freshness only matters when a frontend pane streams it continuously; Option-C only matters when something reads the coarse activity log. Deferring honors CONTEXT.md's anticipated staging, not a scope cut | The **consuming-frontend milestone** that streams the digest live (Shell M10 drive/sensory pane, the GUI "latest session output" pane, or the Gateway agent-window) — wire the file-watch nudge + re-home Option-C onto a digest config seam then, with a real reader to exercise both |
| **Two-origin `owl_message` context-tap subtype refinement (M10 ADR-0019 deferral)**: the two-origin merge's owl-message producer (`spt::api::startup` `deliver` closure) taps the live-agent **`emit` chokepoint**, so EVERY delivered frame — including resurfaced **notif** frames and shell-context rows — is recorded as a single coarse `owl_message` context-injection entry (`context_kind:"owl_message"`). The data is not wrong (a notif IS injected context), only coarsely labeled; the digest is a glanceable data model this milestone, with no consumer that distinguishes the subtypes yet. Splitting the tap into honest subtypes (true peer message vs notif vs shell-context) means classifying the frame at the delivery seam. | M10 Wave 3 / gate (doyle ruling 2026-06-13, flag 2 ACCEPTED with this tracked condition) | Same logic as the M9 freshness deferral above: refinement only matters when a surface reads + renders the context-injection category by subtype (GUI collapse/expand, or the echo-reads-digest delta loop). Coarse-but-honest labeling is correct for a data-model-only milestone | The **consuming-frontend / echo-reads-digest milestone** — split the `emit`-seam tap by frame type (peer message vs notif vs shell-context) when a reader renders the subtypes |
| **W2.5 — attached-presence + Kick-and-attach (M12 picker blue tri-state)**: M12 W2's picker ships online/offline status only; the **blue ■ "attached" tri-state** + the **"Kick `<node>` and attach"** confirm option were SCHEDULED (operator 2026-06-14, NOT dropped) as a dedicated slice built AFTER W2 lands, then wired back into the picker. Scope: (1) a **broker attach-presence query** — "who is attached to endpoint E's PTY, by which node/surface" — derive from the `presence.rs` PresenceLog conn connect/disconnect if sound, else a new query op (today `presence.rs` has snapshots/most_recently_active/resolve but no per-PTY attach owner); (2) a **force-detach/kick wire op** with its OWN KNOWN-HAZARDS treatment — the PTY-ownership invariant (KH attach-lifecycle: detach never kills the session) + a who-may-kick auth gate — this hazard-zone surface is the reason it is its own slice, not a picker-wave rider; (3) picker: the blue tri-state + the Kick option (status becomes online/attached/offline; Kick is EXCLUSIVE to already-attached endpoints). | M12 W2 design ruling (doyle/operator 2026-06-14, M12-W2-RULING.md Q1) | A new broker MUTATION surface in the PTY-ownership hazard zone earns its own focused JIT plan + design-check + gate; bundling it into the picker UX wave would mix a hazard-zone broker op with front-end work. W2 ships the picker over surfaces that exist | **Immediately after W2 lands** (W2.5) — own JIT plan + doyle design-check (like W2/W3) + own gate; mint REQ-* first (rule 3) |
| **Cross-node shell TUNNEL relay (REQ-SHELL-4 cross-node-on-LAN carry)**: W3 built + proved the opaque byte tunnel **same-node only** (broker-homed `TunnelHub` loopback stream pair + the local control socket; `tunnel_e2e` round-trips `<EVENT`-looking bytes byte-exact). The **cross-node** path does NOT exist: `StreamFamily` (dispatch.rs) has no `Tunnel` variant, `classify_first_line` no tunnel arm, `SHELL_LINK` carries only relink/cmd/drive (no tunnel action), and every tunnel surface (`tunnel_ensure/send/recv/resolve/clear`, `serve_tunnel_control`, `tunnel_owner_stream`) is broker-homed / local-socket = same-node. cmd+drive ride the existing `ShellLink` request/reply substrate cross-node; the byte tunnel has no such substrate. FIX (a proper impl wave, ~W3-sized): new `StreamFamily::Tunnel` + a `classify_first_line` arm + a dispatch serve arm bridging an inbound Iroh **bidi** stream ↔ the bound shell's broker `TunnelHub` pair + an owner-side cross-node open (a `SHELL_LINK_TUNNEL` action or a dedicated open) + a resident tunnel-echo mock peer + the `[twohost]` rung (`open_stream` over the real link, byte-exact opaque round-trip, link-break closes). REQ-SHELL-4 int stays satisfied by the same-node `tunnel_e2e` — this is an additional cross-node int rung, NOT yet an obligation (activate-don't-pre-fail). | M11-W5 (doyle ruling 2026-06-16) — W5 surfaced that the M11-PLAN T5.1 "tunnel rides the same Iroh substrate" assumption is false for the byte tunnel; building a W3-sized relay in the M11-closing rig+docs wave would balloon scope | The tunnel's real consumer (usbip URB byte stream) is itself deferred/non-goal — NOTHING in-tree needs cross-node tunnel bytes now, so the relay would be speculative infra ahead of a deferred consumer (YAGNI). Same-node mechanism is proven; cross-node cmd/drive are proven; M11 closes at a clean boundary | First **cross-node tunnel consumer** (usbip URB across nodes, or any in-tree consumer of opaque cross-node bytes) — build the relay + the `[twohost]` rung as its own impl wave then |
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| **Per-connection contiguous-sent cursor — structural guard against a decreasing-floor controller re-take (`REQ-HAZARD-CONTROLLER-WRITER-REORDER` follow-up)**: v0.13.0 P1c fixes the controller-writer reorder while KEEPING handoff's eager subscribe (fix #1 "drop the subscribe" was reverted — it's the standalone-resume mechanism), so the decreasing-floor double-take (handoff subscribe@K + serve_attach subscribe@0) is still PRESENT and made safe by: `controller_writer` epoch-gated under `send.lock()` (single live writer per connection) + `handoff` seeds `session_cursors` so the consumer snap-aboves, which is COMPLETE because every writer emits ascending and the surviving writer offers the full `[0,end]` range (no skip/dup). doyle proposed making the invariant **structurally un-reintroducible**: have `become_controller` refuse/clamp a re-take whose `from_seq` falls below the connection's already-delivered floor. That guard as literally stated is UNSAFE — `delivered_through` is **session-wide** (the `Arc<AtomicU64>` on `OutputLog`, shared by all controllers/viewers, advanced monotonic-MAX) and `resume_seq` reads straight off it, so (a) a NORMAL fresh-operator `from_seq=0` attach to a producing session sits below it and needs the full ring replay (the dedup-below+snap-above path exists for exactly this) → a guard/assert there starves every normal attach, and (b) monotonic-MAX literally can't distinguish the hazard (a `seq1`-without-`seq0` write reads as `2`, falsely implying `0` was delivered). The structurally-correct guard needs a **per-connection contiguous-sent cursor** (a true "highest contiguous seq this socket has actually received"), which does not exist today — bigger than P1c. The precise shape it would refuse: a future double-take on one connection whose prior writer advanced the cursor NON-CONTIGUOUSLY could commit one pre-epoch-bump frame above the new writer's floor → reorder. | v0.13.0 P1c (doyle proposed, todlando gated, doyle concurred 2026-06-20) | The actual bug is fixed at the one caller + bounded to already-committed-only for any other + the consumer snap-aboves; a guard on the session-wide cursor would FALSE-FIRE on normal attach/resume (no-false-fire scope demands the per-connection cursor first). Activate-don't-pre-fail: `REQ-HAZARD-CONTROLLER-WRITER-REORDER` covers the shipped fix; this structural-guard slice is seeded inactive | First broker change that adds a per-connection delivered-cursor (or the next time the controller-writer/attach seam is reworked) — build the per-connection contiguous cursor + the `become_controller` refuse-decreasing-floor guard then; mint/activate a `REQ-HAZARD-CONTROLLER-REtake-FLOOR`-class req first (rule 3) |
| **Adapter-manifest-enabled rc VT/mouse mode (`spt rc` scroll vs right-click-paste xor resolution)**: v0.13.0 P1/P1b's Windows `EnableMouseCapture` (for client-originated right-click bracketed paste, 7.18) makes Windows Terminal hand ALL wheel events to rc instead of scrolling its own scrollback; rc forwards the wheel to the harness as SGR reports (7.20) but ONLY when the harness has mouse-reporting on (`enabled && sgr`) — and **Claude Code's REPL never enables mouse tracking** (it has no internal scroll; it relies on the terminal's scrollback), so every wheel event is dropped → scroll dies. Windows console modes can't give both at once: it's QuickEdit (native wheel-scroll + raw right-click = paste submit-storm) **xor** mouse-input (bracketed right-click paste + dead wheel). INTERIM SHIPPED: **Shift+scroll** (WT reserves it for local scrollback even under app mouse-capture) — operator-confirmed working, documented, zero code. FIX (the follow-up the operator asked for): an **adapter-manifest flag** declaring whether the harness actually CONSUMES mouse reports (a mouse-tracking TUI with internal scroll) — when declared, rc keeps full capture + the SGR scroll-forward (the current path, correct for such a harness); when NOT declared (default — CC's case), rc SKIPS `EnableMouseCapture` so WT native wheel-scroll works, trading away client-originated right-click paste (ctrl+V + Shift+scroll cover the gap). Resolves the capture-vs-native-scroll xor PER-HARNESS via the manifest instead of globally. | v0.13.0 P1b (operator ruling 2026-06-20, HITL: scroll-forward to CC is moot — CC has nothing to scroll; Shift+scroll is "good enough for now") | Shift+scroll is a clean, working interim for the CC case (no internal-scroll harness) so there's no live gap; the manifest flag is a real design slice (a new `[rc]`/mouse manifest field + validation + the rc capture-decision branch + an adapter declaring it to test the consume-path) that earns its own JIT plan, not a v0.13.0 closeout rider | **Post-v0.13.0** — when building the next adapter-manifest surface, or the first harness that genuinely consumes mouse reports (internal-scroll TUI). Mint a `REQ-RC-VT-MODE`-class requirement first (rule 3), then the manifest field + rc capture-decision branch + an int adapter that declares it |
| **Always-on endpoint kind + `#`-sigil addressing (ADR-0023; REQ-EP-8 / REQ-EP-9) — the core seam for adapter-bridged group/forum messaging**: a `[always-on]` manifest section declaring a resident, owner-less, addressable endpoint binary the daemon boot-launches + supervises **continuously** (independent of agent liveness, register-triggered, one per `<adapter>[:profile]`), which self-manages its `#`-addressed channel endpoints via the existing `api bind` and may call the already-ungated `endpoint wake <id>` (target-side authorized) to draw an offline agent online. Two relaxations of existing machinery: (1) supervision **reuses the shell wake-watcher scaffolding** (`shellwake.rs`, REQ-SHELL-2 — backoff/give-up/one-per-instance lock/orphan-kill/brain-side reconcile) **minus the offline-only flip**; (2) a `#` **leading address sigil** extending the REQ-INST-10 grammar to `[subnet:]#id[@node]`, bijective class discriminant, sitting **above** REQ-HAZARD-ID-CHARSET (parser strips the leading `#` before id validation — bare ids stay charset-clean, the charset contract is unchanged). The SECOND class of third-party binary spt-core boot-launches (CONTEXT.md §AlwaysOnEndpoint). | grill-with-docs design ratification (2026-06-21) | Design ratified + recorded (ADR-0023, two glossary terms, REQ-EP-8/9 inactive) but **UNBUILT** — there is **no in-tree consumer**: the first consumer is the downstream **`spt-discord`** forum adapter, which lives in its own repo (`../spt-discord/`, design captured there). Building the core seam now = speculative infra ahead of its only consumer (activate-don't-pre-fail). Reuses near-everything (shellwake supervision + ungated wake); the genuinely new work is the `[always-on]` host lifecycle + the `#` address-grammar extension. | First milestone that picks up `spt-discord` (or any always-on/group-bridge adapter) — build the `[always-on]` supervised-binary host + the `#` sigil parse/resolve then; activate REQ-EP-8/REQ-EP-9 at that milestone (rule 5) |
>>>>>>> b25d43d (docs(forum): ratify always-on endpoint kind + #-sigil addressing (ADR-0023))


Conflict structure: main's table ends at the cross-node-tunnel row; the incoming side carries two `viewer-drain`-only rows (per-connection cursor, rc VT/mouse) **plus** my row. Those two belong to the unmerged WIP, not main — I want only my row on main. Resetting DEFERRED.md to main's version, then appending just my row.


cd C:/Users/decid/Documents/projects/spt-core && git checkout --ours docs/DEFERRED.md && echo "---last rows of main DEFERRED---" && grep -c '^|' docs/DEFERRED.md && grep -n 'cross-node tunnel consumer' docs/DEFERRED.md | tail -1

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47:| **Cross-node shell TUNNEL relay (REQ-SHELL-4 cross-node-on-LAN carry)**: W3 built + proved the opaque byte tunnel **same-node only** (broker-homed `TunnelHub` loopback stream pair + the local control socket; `tunnel_e2e` round-trips `<EVENT`-looking bytes byte-exact). The **cross-node** path does NOT exist: `StreamFamily` (dispatch.rs) has no `Tunnel` variant, `classify_first_line` no tunnel arm, `SHELL_LINK` carries only relink/cmd/drive (no tunnel action), and every tunnel surface (`tunnel_ensure/send/recv/resolve/clear`, `serve_tunnel_control`, `tunnel_owner_stream`) is broker-homed / local-socket = same-node. cmd+drive ride the existing `ShellLink` request/reply substrate cross-node; the byte tunnel has no such substrate. FIX (a proper impl wave, ~W3-sized): new `StreamFamily::Tunnel` + a `classify_first_line` arm + a dispatch serve arm bridging an inbound Iroh **bidi** stream ↔ the bound shell's broker `TunnelHub` pair + an owner-side cross-node open (a `SHELL_LINK_TUNNEL` action or a dedicated open) + a resident tunnel-echo mock peer + the `[twohost]` rung (`open_stream` over the real link, byte-exact opaque round-trip, link-break closes). REQ-SHELL-4 int stays satisfied by the same-node `tunnel_e2e` — this is an additional cross-node int rung, NOT yet an obligation (activate-don't-pre-fail). | M11-W5 (doyle ruling 2026-06-16) — W5 surfaced that the M11-PLAN T5.1 "tunnel rides the same Iroh substrate" assumption is false for the byte tunnel; building a W3-sized relay in the M11-closing rig+docs wave would balloon scope | The tunnel's real consumer (usbip URB byte stream) is itself deferred/non-goal — NOTHING in-tree needs cross-node tunnel bytes now, so the relay would be speculative infra ahead of a deferred consumer (YAGNI). Same-node mechanism is proven; cross-node cmd/drive are proven; M11 closes at a clean boundary | First **cross-node tunnel consumer** (usbip URB across nodes, or any in-tree consumer of opaque cross-node bytes) — build the relay + the `[twohost]` rung as its own impl wave then |


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| **Always-on endpoint kind + `#`-sigil addressing (ADR-0023; REQ-EP-8 / REQ-EP-9) — the core seam for adapter-bridged group/forum messaging**: a `[always-on]` manifest section declaring a resident, owner-less, addressable endpoint binary the daemon boot-launches + supervises **continuously** (independent of agent liveness, register-triggered, one per `<adapter>[:profile]`), which self-manages its `#`-addressed channel endpoints via the existing `api bind` and may call the already-ungated `endpoint wake <id>` (target-side authorized) to draw an offline agent online. Two relaxations of existing machinery: (1) supervision **reuses the shell wake-watcher scaffolding** (`shellwake.rs`, REQ-SHELL-2 — backoff/give-up/one-per-instance lock/orphan-kill/brain-side reconcile) **minus the offline-only flip**; (2) a `#` **leading address sigil** extending the REQ-INST-10 grammar to `[subnet:]#id[@node]`, bijective class discriminant, sitting **above** REQ-HAZARD-ID-CHARSET (parser strips the leading `#` before id validation — bare ids stay charset-clean, the charset contract is unchanged). The SECOND class of third-party binary spt-core boot-launches (CONTEXT.md §AlwaysOnEndpoint). | grill-with-docs design ratification (2026-06-21) | Design ratified + recorded (ADR-0023, two glossary terms, REQ-EP-8/9 inactive) but **UNBUILT** — there is **no in-tree consumer**: the first consumer is the downstream **`spt-discord`** forum adapter, which lives in its own repo (`../spt-discord/`, design captured there). Building the core seam now = speculative infra ahead of its only consumer (activate-don't-pre-fail). Reuses near-everything (shellwake supervision + ungated wake); the genuinely new work is the `[always-on]` host lifecycle + the `#` address-grammar extension. | First milestone that picks up `spt-discord` (or any always-on/group-bridge adapter) — build the `[always-on]` supervised-binary host + the `#` sigil parse/resolve then; activate REQ-EP-8/REQ-EP-9 at that milestone (rule 5) |


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46	| **W2.5 — attached-presence + Kick-and-attach (M12 picker blue tri-state)**: M12 W2's picker ships online/offline status only; the **blue ■ "attached" tri-state** + the **"Kick `<node>` and attach"** confirm option were SCHEDULED (operator 2026-06-14, NOT dropped) as a dedicated slice built AFTER W2 lands, then wired back into the picker. Scope: (1) a **broker attach-presence query** — "who is attached to endpoint E's PTY, by which node/surface" — derive from the `presence.rs` PresenceLog conn connect/disconnect if sound, else a new query op (today `presence.rs` has snapshots/most_recently_active/resolve but no per-PTY attach owner); (2) a **force-detach/kick wire op** with its OWN KNOWN-HAZARDS treatment — the PTY-ownership invariant (KH attach-lifecycle: detach never kills the session) + a who-may-kick auth gate — this hazard-zone surface is the reason it is its own slice, not a picker-wave rider; (3) picker: the blue tri-state + the Kick option (status becomes online/attached/offline; Kick is EXCLUSIVE to already-attached endpoints). | M12 W2 design ruling (doyle/operator 2026-06-14, M12-W2-RULING.md Q1) | A new broker MUTATION surface in the PTY-ownership hazard zone earns its own focused JIT plan + design-check + gate; bundling it into the picker UX wave would mix a hazard-zone broker op with front-end work. W2 ships the picker over surfaces that exist | **Immediately after W2 lands** (W2.5) — own JIT plan + doyle design-check (like W2/W3) + own gate; mint REQ-* first (rule 3) |
47	| **Cross-node shell TUNNEL relay (REQ-SHELL-4 cross-node-on-LAN carry)**: W3 built + proved the opaque byte tunnel **same-node only** (broker-homed `TunnelHub` loopback stream pair + the local control socket; `tunnel_e2e` round-trips `<EVENT`-looking bytes byte-exact). The **cross-node** path does NOT exist: `StreamFamily` (dispatch.rs) has no `Tunnel` variant, `classify_first_line` no tunnel arm, `SHELL_LINK` carries only relink/cmd/drive (no tunnel action), and every tunnel surface (`tunnel_ensure/send/recv/resolve/clear`, `serve_tunnel_control`, `tunnel_owner_stream`) is broker-homed / local-socket = same-node. cmd+drive ride the existing `ShellLink` request/reply substrate cross-node; the byte tunnel has no such substrate. FIX (a proper impl wave, ~W3-sized): new `StreamFamily::Tunnel` + a `classify_first_line` arm + a dispatch serve arm bridging an inbound Iroh **bidi** stream ↔ the bound shell's broker `TunnelHub` pair + an owner-side cross-node open (a `SHELL_LINK_TUNNEL` action or a dedicated open) + a resident tunnel-echo mock peer + the `[twohost]` rung (`open_stream` over the real link, byte-exact opaque round-trip, link-break closes). REQ-SHELL-4 int stays satisfied by the same-node `tunnel_e2e` — this is an additional cross-node int rung, NOT yet an obligation (activate-don't-pre-fail). | M11-W5 (doyle ruling 2026-06-16) — W5 surfaced that the M11-PLAN T5.1 "tunnel rides the same Iroh substrate" assumption is false for the byte tunnel; building a W3-sized relay in the M11-closing rig+docs wave would balloon scope | The tunnel's real consumer (usbip URB byte stream) is itself deferred/non-goal — NOTHING in-tree needs cross-node tunnel bytes now, so the relay would be speculative infra ahead of a deferred consumer (YAGNI). Same-node mechanism is proven; cross-node cmd/drive are proven; M11 closes at a clean boundary | First **cross-node tunnel consumer** (usbip URB across nodes, or any in-tree consumer of opaque cross-node bytes) — build the relay + the `[twohost]` rung as its own impl wave then |
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| **W2.5 — attached-presence + Kick-and-attach (M12 picker blue tri-state)**: M12 W2's picker ships online/offline status only; the **blue ■ "attached" tri-state** + the **"Kick `<node>` and attach"** confirm option were SCHEDULED (operator 2026-06-14, NOT dropped) as a dedicated slice built AFTER W2 lands, then wired back into the picker. Scope: (1) a **broker attach-presence query** — "who is attached to endpoint E's PTY, by which node/surface" — derive from the `presence.rs` PresenceLog conn connect/disconnect if sound, else a new query op (today `presence.rs` has snapshots/most_recently_active/resolve but no per-PTY attach owner); (2) a **force-detach/kick wire op** with its OWN KNOWN-HAZARDS treatment — the PTY-ownership invariant (KH attach-lifecycle: detach never kills the session) + a who-may-kick auth gate — this hazard-zone surface is the reason it is its own slice, not a picker-wave rider; (3) picker: the blue tri-state + the Kick option (status becomes online/attached/offline; Kick is EXCLUSIVE to already-attached endpoints). | M12 W2 design ruling (doyle/operator 2026-06-14, M12-W2-RULING.md Q1) | A new broker MUTATION surface in the PTY-ownership hazard zone earns its own focused JIT plan + design-check + gate; bundling it into the picker UX wave would mix a hazard-zone broker op with front-end work. W2 ships the picker over surfaces that exist | **Immediately after W2 lands** (W2.5) — own JIT plan + doyle design-check (like W2/W3) + own gate; mint REQ-* first (rule 3) |
| **Cross-node shell TUNNEL relay (REQ-SHELL-4 cross-node-on-LAN carry)**: W3 built + proved the opaque byte tunnel **same-node only** (broker-homed `TunnelHub` loopback stream pair + the local control socket; `tunnel_e2e` round-trips `<EVENT`-looking bytes byte-exact). The **cross-node** path does NOT exist: `StreamFamily` (dispatch.rs) has no `Tunnel` variant, `classify_first_line` no tunnel arm, `SHELL_LINK` carries only relink/cmd/drive (no tunnel action), and every tunnel surface (`tunnel_ensure/send/recv/resolve/clear`, `serve_tunnel_control`, `tunnel_owner_stream`) is broker-homed / local-socket = same-node. cmd+drive ride the existing `ShellLink` request/reply substrate cross-node; the byte tunnel has no such substrate. FIX (a proper impl wave, ~W3-sized): new `StreamFamily::Tunnel` + a `classify_first_line` arm + a dispatch serve arm bridging an inbound Iroh **bidi** stream ↔ the bound shell's broker `TunnelHub` pair + an owner-side cross-node open (a `SHELL_LINK_TUNNEL` action or a dedicated open) + a resident tunnel-echo mock peer + the `[twohost]` rung (`open_stream` over the real link, byte-exact opaque round-trip, link-break closes). REQ-SHELL-4 int stays satisfied by the same-node `tunnel_e2e` — this is an additional cross-node int rung, NOT yet an obligation (activate-don't-pre-fail). | M11-W5 (doyle ruling 2026-06-16) — W5 surfaced that the M11-PLAN T5.1 "tunnel rides the same Iroh substrate" assumption is false for the byte tunnel; building a W3-sized relay in the M11-closing rig+docs wave would balloon scope | The tunnel's real consumer (usbip URB byte stream) is itself deferred/non-goal — NOTHING in-tree needs cross-node tunnel bytes now, so the relay would be speculative infra ahead of a deferred consumer (YAGNI). Same-node mechanism is proven; cross-node cmd/drive are proven; M11 closes at a clean boundary | First **cross-node tunnel consumer** (usbip URB across nodes, or any in-tree consumer of opaque cross-node bytes) — build the relay + the `[twohost]` rung as its own impl wave then |


build the relay + the `[twohost]` rung as its own impl wave then |

build the relay + the `[twohost]` rung as its own impl wave then |
| **Always-on endpoint kind + `#`-sigil addressing (ADR-0023; REQ-EP-8 / REQ-EP-9) — the core seam for adapter-bridged group/forum messaging**: a `[always-on]` manifest section declaring a resident, owner-less, addressable endpoint binary the daemon boot-launches + supervises **continuously** (independent of agent liveness, register-triggered, one per `<adapter>[:profile]`), which self-manages its `#`-addressed channel endpoints via the existing `api bind` and may call the already-ungated `endpoint wake <id>` (target-side authorized) to draw an offline agent online. Two relaxations of existing machinery: (1) supervision **reuses the shell wake-watcher scaffolding** (`shellwake.rs`, REQ-SHELL-2 — backoff/give-up/one-per-instance lock/orphan-kill/brain-side reconcile) **minus the offline-only flip**; (2) a `#` **leading address sigil** extending the REQ-INST-10 grammar to `[subnet:]#id[@node]`, bijective class discriminant, sitting **above** REQ-HAZARD-ID-CHARSET (parser strips the leading `#` before id validation — bare ids stay charset-clean, the charset contract is unchanged). The SECOND class of third-party binary spt-core boot-launches (CONTEXT.md §AlwaysOnEndpoint). | grill-with-docs design ratification (2026-06-21) | Design ratified + recorded (ADR-0023, two glossary terms, REQ-EP-8/9 inactive) but **UNBUILT** — there is **no in-tree consumer**: the first consumer is the downstream **`spt-discord`** forum adapter, which lives in its own repo (`../spt-discord/`, design captured there). Building the core seam now = speculative infra ahead of its only consumer (activate-don't-pre-fail). Reuses near-everything (shellwake supervision + ungated wake); the genuinely new work is the `[always-on]` host lifecycle + the `#` address-grammar extension. | First milestone that picks up `spt-discord` (or any always-on/group-bridge adapter) — build the `[always-on]` supervised-binary host + the `#` sigil parse/resolve then; activate REQ-EP-8/REQ-EP-9 at that milestone (rule 5) |


build the relay + the `[twohost]` rung as its own impl wave then |
| **Always-on endpoint kind + `#`-sigil addressing (ADR-0023; REQ-EP-8 / REQ-EP-9) — the core seam for adapter-bridged group/forum messaging**: a `[always-on]` manifest section declaring a resident, owner-less, addressable endpoint binary the daemon boot-launches + supervises **continuously** (independent of agent liveness, register-triggered, one per `<adapter>[:profile]`), which self-manages its `#`-addressed channel endpoints via the existing `api bind` and may call the already-ungated `endpoint wake <id>` (target-side authorized) to draw an offline agent online. Two relaxations of existing machinery: (1) supervision **reuses the shell wake-watcher scaffolding** (`shellwake.rs`, REQ-SHELL-2 — backoff/give-up/one-per-instance lock/orphan-kill/brain-side reconcile) **minus the offline-only flip**; (2) a `#` **leading address sigil** extending the REQ-INST-10 grammar to `[subnet:]#id[@node]`, bijective class discriminant, sitting **above** REQ-HAZARD-ID-CHARSET (parser strips the leading `#` before id validation — bare ids stay charset-clean, the charset contract is unchanged). The SECOND class of third-party binary spt-core boot-launches (CONTEXT.md §AlwaysOnEndpoint). | grill-with-docs design ratification (2026-06-21) | Design ratified + recorded (ADR-0023, two glossary terms, REQ-EP-8/9 inactive) but **UNBUILT** — there is **no in-tree consumer**: the first consumer is the downstream **`spt-discord`** forum adapter, which lives in its own repo (`../spt-discord/`, design captured there). Building the core seam now = speculative infra ahead of its only consumer (activate-don't-pre-fail). Reuses near-everything (shellwake supervision + ungated wake); the genuinely new work is the `[always-on]` host lifecycle + the `#` address-grammar extension. | First milestone that picks up `spt-discord` (or any always-on/group-bridge adapter) — build the `[always-on]` supervised-binary host + the `#` sigil parse/resolve then; activate REQ-EP-8/REQ-EP-9 at that milestone (rule 5) |

| **Two-origin `owl_message` context-tap subtype refinement (M10 ADR-0019 deferral)**: the two-origin merge's owl-message producer (`spt::api::startup` `deliver` closure) taps the live-agent **`emit` chokepoint**, so EVERY delivered frame — including resurfaced **notif** frames and shell-context rows — is recorded as a single coarse `owl_message` context-injection entry (`context_kind:"owl_message"`). The data is not wrong (a notif IS injected context), only coarsely labeled; the digest is a glanceable data model this milestone, with no consumer that distinguishes the subtypes yet. Splitting the tap into honest subtypes (true peer message vs notif vs shell-context) means classifying the frame at the delivery seam. | M10 Wave 3 / gate (doyle ruling 2026-06-13, flag 2 ACCEPTED with this tracked condition) | Same logic as the M9 freshness deferral above: refinement only matters when a surface reads + renders the context-injection category by subtype (GUI collapse/expand, or the echo-reads-digest delta loop). Coarse-but-honest labeling is correct for a data-model-only milestone | The **consuming-frontend / echo-reads-digest milestone** — split the `emit`-seam tap by frame type (peer message vs notif vs shell-context) when a reader renders the subtypes |

| **W2.5 — attached-presence + Kick-and-attach (M12 picker blue tri-state)**: M12 W2's picker ships online/offline status only; the **blue ■ "attached" tri-state** + the **"Kick `<node>` and attach"** confirm option were SCHEDULED (operator 2026-06-14, NOT dropped) as a dedicated slice built AFTER W2 lands, then wired back into the picker. Scope: (1) a **broker attach-presence query** — "who is attached to endpoint E's PTY, by which node/surface" — derive from the `presence.rs` PresenceLog conn connect/disconnect if sound, else a new query op (today `presence.rs` has snapshots/most_recently_active/resolve but no per-PTY attach owner); (2) a **force-detach/kick wire op** with its OWN KNOWN-HAZARDS treatment — the PTY-ownership invariant (KH attach-lifecycle: detach never kills the session) + a who-may-kick auth gate — this hazard-zone surface is the reason it is its own slice, not a picker-wave rider; (3) picker: the blue tri-state + the Kick option (status becomes online/attached/offline; Kick is EXCLUSIVE to already-attached endpoints). | M12 W2 design ruling (doyle/operator 2026-06-14, M12-W2-RULING.md Q1) | A new broker MUTATION surface in the PTY-ownership hazard zone earns its own focused JIT plan + design-check + gate; bundling it into the picker UX wave would mix a hazard-zone broker op with front-end work. W2 ships the picker over surfaces that exist | **Immediately after W2 lands** (W2.5) — own JIT plan + doyle design-check (like W2/W3) + own gate; mint REQ-* first (rule 3) |


Resolved. Staging and continuing the cherry-pick.


Bash

cd C:/Users/decid/Documents/projects/spt-core && git add docs/DEFERRED.md && git cherry-pick --continue --no-edit 2>&1; echo "EXIT=$?" && echo "---" && git log --oneline -1 && git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD && echo "---grep markers (should be empty)---" && grep -rn '^<<<<<<<\|^>>>>>>>' docs/DEFERRED.md CONTEXT.md traceable-reqs.toml || echo "NO MARKERS"

Stage resolution + continue cherry-pick


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On main as `c84daff`, no markers. Deleting the temp branch + re-validating the gate on main.


cd C:/Users/decid/Documents/projects/spt-core && git branch -D forum-always-on-design && echo "---check---" && traceable-reqs check >/tmp/trc2.txt 2>&1; echo "EXIT=$?" && grep -iE "REQ-EP-8|REQ-EP-9|fail|error" /tmp/trc2.txt | head && git status --short

Delete temp branch + re-run gate on main


Deleted branch forum-always-on-design (was b25d43d).
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       Peer address seeding, both cold starts: durable peer-addrs.json (identity dir) maps peer pubkey → last-known dialable address; the pump's resolver consults it FIRST with id-only discovery fallback on miss or dial failure (a stale addr never strands a peer); written by the pairing ceremony (both sides, from the live connection) and by the pump on successful connect; post-join first sync and post-restart resync converge in seconds, not ~1 min (M8 decisions 14, 20)
       Net-bind boot-race resilience: a daemon that comes up net-less (NetHost::start failed — e.g. the systemd unit autostarted before the network/DNS stack was ready, `Failed to create an address lookup service`) must SELF-HEAL — retry the net bring-up in the background with capped backoff and, on success, attach net to the broker + spawn the dispatcher/peer-pump (which today are gated on `net_up` at boot and so never start, leaving the node silently unreachable until a manual restart — kitsubito 2026-06-08). Status surfaces the net-less state honestly (a net-less broker renders as 'no connection', not only a pump-STALLED line with a bogus pre-boot heartbeat age). The installer's autostart unit waits for the network (`Wants=/After=network-online.target`) as belt-and-suspenders.
  [OK] REQ-EP-8  required: []  stages: +doc -impl -unit -int
  [OK] REQ-EP-9  required: []  stages: +doc -impl -unit -int
       A legitimately dead PTY child (real crash/kill) + an undrained operator pump must NOT wedge the broker for all other clients. ROOT (v0.12.0 real-harness defect): loopback attach output is a blocking write_all into a bounded 64KB tokio duplex (nethost.rs:1040,1090); when the operator's rc pump stops draining (tab closed) the buffer fills and write_all blocks forever (the 'loopback never hangs' assumption at nethost.rs:1103 is false), parking a worker in the 2-worker net runtime (nethost.rs:640); a couple of these saturate BOTH workers → every new attach / `endpoint run` stalls right after 'PUMP_IPC_READER: spawned' → 30s FIRST_EVENT_GRACE → 'no output / dead or wedged'; `daemon stop` cannot join the stuck workers. DISTINCT from the removed B1 path-(c) mutex deadlock. DISPOSITION = PROVE-DON'T-CHANGE (doyle GATE-PASS @e883f45, 2026-06-18): this ROOT is the SUPERSEDED v0.12.0 hypothesis — the post-L0 code ALREADY prevents the wedge, so NO fail-fast / worker-count code was added. serve_attach forwards fire-and-forget (net_stream_send op_id=None) and the broker-side send_stream is already BROKER-QUIC-DEADLINE-bounded (bounded_block_on, 10s); the loopback duplex is drained broker-INTERNALLY by the operator row's own read pump (RecvHalf::Loopback, retentive_cap==0 → evict-not-park) so a dead rc (a dropped IPC subscriber) never backs peer_w up; bounded_block_on parks the BROKER DISPATCH thread, not a net worker → no worker-pool exhaustion (full mechanism in the required_stages comment). Folds the status=online sub-check: a dead spt-hosted endpoint is marked OFFLINE within one reconcile tick on abrupt child death (broker exit-waiter reaps the session → B2 sees it absent) — PROVEN, no change. (v0.12.1)
       A bare brain restart leaves EXACTLY ONE `{id}-psyche` process per endpoint — no duplicate. On an abrupt brain death stop_host never runs (the LiveSet + owned child handles die with the brain) and Breap's job/group only reaps at DAEMON stop, so the PRIOR brain's Psyche stays ALIVE; the respawned brain's reconcile re-hosts a SECOND Psyche and overwrites the `{id}-psyche` perch pid, leaving the old one untracked + alive = a duplicate that lingers until daemon-stop (the operator's 'brain kill+restart wedged everything'). FIX: at brain start, BEFORE the first reconcile re-hosts, reap any pre-existing `{id}-psyche` orphan — ID-SPECIFICALLY (recycle-safe on the shared box, where sibling agents share the `claude` basename): scoped-kill the recorded pid ONLY IF it is alive AND its exe basename == the adapter's psyche program (normalize_basename) AND its COMMAND LINE contains the full psyche id `<id>-psyche` (baked via {id}); a sibling never carries THIS id, and any unreadable signal FAILS SAFE (decline to reap — a missed dup is bounded by Breap, a wrong-kill is catastrophic). CAVEAT: the cmdline carries `<id>-psyche` only when the adapter's psyche_init.command uses {id} (the norm); a non-{id} adapter safely MISSES the reap (today's behavior, Breap bounds it) — never a wrong-kill. (v0.12.0)
       The broker bounds every brain-waiting QUIC op (dial / open_stream / send_stream) so a black-holed or dead peer fails PROMPTLY with an ORDINARY error the broker REPLIES, never an unbounded await. The bound (< the brain's 30s PUMP_PEER_IO_TIMEOUT so the BROKER fires first) surfaces to the pump as a normal broker error reply → peer_outcome's non-TimedOut arm → drop conn + redial next tick, the round CONTINUES and the heartbeat keeps advancing — it must NEVER manifest as the brain's own read-deadline (the A-half poison → supervised-restart path REQ-HAZARD-PUMP-IPC-DEADLINE guards). Exactly-once is preserved: a timed-out journaled op fails INSIDE its apply_once closure so no phantom conn_id/stream_id is recorded and a fresh tick re-dials cleanly. The happy path is unchanged (a live peer completes with zero added latency; the bound only bites a non-responsive peer). This is the ROOT-cause cure for the 2.2h hfenduleam pump wedge — a dead roster peer whose QUIC path the broker awaited unbounded — recurring on hfenduleam 2026-06-16.
       A daemon-state wire-format change (e.g. the v0.9.0 adapter-agnostic Seed) does NOT take effect until a DELIBERATE full broker restart: the broker serves the seed-control channel and is RESIDENT across a brain-only self-update (ADR-0004 no-terminate-during-update forbids auto-killing it), so a NEW-version CLI talking to a still-resident OLD broker fails the seed handshake — the old broker cannot deserialize the new Seed (its formerly-required `adapter` field is gone) and drops the conn without an ack, which surfaces to the CLI as a raw UnexpectedEof 'failed to fill whole buffer'. spt-core must (a) surface an ACTIONABLE diagnostic on that seed-ack EOF (name the stale-broker cause + the `spt daemon stop` fix — the broker restarts on the next api call), never the cryptic io error; and (b) document the operational rule (a deliberate broker restart is required on any daemon-state wire change — NOT automatic) + the FORWARD discipline (daemon-state/Seed schema changes stay additive + serde-default so a resident OLD broker tolerates a NEW CLI across a brain-only update; note this would NOT have rescued 0.9.0 itself, since the old broker's `adapter` was a required field). perri PREP-4 FINDING 1 (v0.9.0 CLI vs stale 0.8.x broker).
       A surfaced concurrent context pair is durably preserved (both versions, tracked artifacts) until a strictly dominating write clears it; no reconcile failure path discards an unmerged version (6.6, ADR-0013)
       B3: `spt daemon stop` then an immediate `spt daemon start` does NOT race — stop fully completes before it returns. Today request_stop (seedmap.rs:240-255) returns on the KIND_STOPPING ack (sent seedmap.rs:174-176) BEFORE the seed socket unbinds, so a following is_running ping (daemon.rs:375) wins the exit window and start reports ALREADY_RUNNING (operator: daemon stop → STOPPED then start → ALREADY_RUNNING). FIX: unbind/stop-gate the seed socket BEFORE acking KIND_STOPPING, OR request_stop waits for a ping-to-fail before returning. Unit: stop then immediate is_running()==false. (v0.12.0)


Done — landed on **main**.

- **`c84daff`** on `main` (cherry-picked, not a merge — no `viewer-drain` ancestry). 4 files, +46/-1.
- **DEFERRED.md conflict resolved correctly**: kept main's table + appended *only* my always-on row. The two `viewer-drain`-only rows (per-connection cursor, rc VT/mouse) were **not** dragged onto main — they stay with their unmerged WIP.
- Temp branch `forum-always-on-design` deleted.
- `traceable-reqs check` on main → **EXIT=0**, `REQ-EP-8`/`REQ-EP-9` OK. No conflict markers anywhere.

**Not pushed.** Working tree back on `main`. (`../spt-discord/README.md` still outside this repo, untouched.)


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<event><EVENT-PART seq="1/12" id="d8318980" type="msg" from="doyle">PUBLISH GO — v0.13.0 (counter 26, MINOR). doyle gate GREEN: x3 serialized matrix CLEAN on delivery-control HEAD 45cc479 (PR#26), each verified per-attempt. The Windows attach flake is root-fixed (env-tunable per-IPC-call io_timeout deadline; test+CI only, zero product diff).

RELEASE FACTS:
- Branch/PR: v0.13</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="2/12" id="d8318980">.0-delivery-control @ 45cc479, PR#26, MERGEABLE.
- Baseline tag: v0.12.1 (NOT v0.12.0). Range = 78 commits.
- ADR-0023 (always-on endpoint / #-sigil) is NOT in this release — it's on main @ c84daff, separate. Do NOT mention it.
- Version still 0.12.1 in 45cc479 — you author the bump (workspace.package.version -&gt; 0.13.0 + Cargo.</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="3/12" id="d8318980">lock first-party lines + drop the CHANGELOG section below in place of [Unreleased]).
- Date: 2026-06-21.
- NOTE: the operator currently has the local main worktree checked out on main (c84daff). Use your own throwaway worktree for the merge/bump/push (the v0.7.2 recipe), don't touch theirs.

VETTED CHANGELOG SECTION (doyle scope-ch</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="4/12" id="d8318980">ecked vs the 78-commit range; this IS the GitHub release body verbatim):

## [0.13.0] - 2026-06-21

A minor release: messages reach a hosted agent even when it's idle, `spt rc` gains real paste, key, and mouse support on Windows and stays attached under heavy output, agents can resume into their prior session, and the daemon no lon</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="5/12" id="d8318980">ger flashes a console window.

### Added

- **Messages now reach a hosted agent that isn't actively reading.** An adapter can declare a `[message-idle-translation-binary]`; when a message arrives for a daemon-hosted agent sitting idle at its prompt, the daemon injects it through that binary instead of leaving it unseen until the ag</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="6/12" id="d8318980">ent next reads.
- **Windows paste in `spt rc`.** Ctrl+V and right-click now paste the local clipboard into the attached agent as a single bracketed paste.
- **Windows special keys in `spt rc`.** Arrow keys, Home/End, Delete, function keys and other special keys are translated to terminal sequences and reach the agent — previously only </EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="7/12" id="d8318980">plain characters got through.
- **`spt rc` forwards mouse scroll** to the agent's terminal.
- **Agents can resume into their previous session.** An adapter can declare a `[session.resume]` native-resume role so relaunching an agent reattaches its prior session instead of starting cold; the resume picker now shows each row's working direc</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="8/12" id="d8318980">tory and local-time title.

### Fixed

- **Pasting or typing into a busy agent no longer freezes the daemon.** A large paste or input burst against a hosted agent could wedge the daemon's
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Release PUBLISH GO from doyle (v0.13.0) — deployah's job. Message truncated at part 8/12; need the rest (CHANGELOG Fixed section + publish steps). Reading full task output.


ToolSearch

Question: select:TaskOutput


Question: select:TaskOutput


<retrieval_status>not_ready</retrieval_status>

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<EVENT-PART seq="8/12" id="d8318980">tory and local-time title.

### Fixed

- **Pasting or typing into a busy agent no longer freezes the daemon.** A large paste or input burst against a hosted agent could wedge the daemon's input path so every new attach died; input now runs on a dedicated per-session writer and never blocks the daemon (this also covers the effect-jo</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="9/12" id="d8318980">urnal stall on interactive input).
- **`spt rc --view` viewers survive a high-output agent.** A viewer no longer dies when the output backlog rolls over or it is briefly evicted — it snaps forward or skips to live instead of failing — and a slow controller can no longer starve a concurrent viewer.
- **`spt rc` no longer races a just-</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="10/12" id="d8318980">started agent.** Attach now waits for the endpoint to come online, instead of failing when you attach immediately after `spt endpoint run`.
- **The daemon no longer flashes or respawns a console window on Windows.**
- **Windows Backspace and Ctrl+Backspace now behave correctly in `spt rc`** — character-delete and word-delete, no longer</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="11/12" id="d8318980"> swapped.

### Changed

- **The `spt endpoint run` picker is clearer.** It opens directly on an existing pick, auto-attaches, shows the controlling node name, and produces clean bring-up output.
- **Human-prose command output renders Markdown.** Prose output (how-to topics and similar) now shows styled headers and emphasis in a </EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="12/12" id="d8318980">terminal and clean plain text when piped — matching the v0.12.1 `--help` fix.

Drive the full publish (merge PR#26 -> bump -> push -> CI green BOTH runners on main -> tag v0.13.0 -> sign -> publish). Ping me the published hashes + counter when done; I notify perri.</EVENT-PART>
Output truncated (5KB total). Full output saved to: C:\Users\decid\AppData\Local\Temp\claude\C--Users-decid-Documents-projects-spt-core\c79c100e-dec2-4f08-b5ec-553dd01d838b\tasks\bpvb4vs5x.output
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Output:
<EVENT-PART seq="8/12" id="d8318980">tory and local-time title.

### Fixed

- **Pasting or typing into a busy agent no longer freezes the daemon.** A large paste or input burst against a hosted agent could wedge the daemon's input path so every new attach died; input now runs on a dedicated per-session writer and never blocks the daemon (this also covers the effect-jo</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="9/12" id="d8318980">urnal stall on interactive input).
- **`spt rc --view` viewers survive a high-output agent.** A viewer no longer dies when the output backlog rolls over or it is briefly evicted — it snaps forward or skips to live instead of failing — and a slow controller can no longer starve a concurrent viewer.
- **`spt rc` no longer races a just-</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="10/12" id="d8318980">started agent.** Attach now waits for the endpoint to come online, instead of failing when you attach immediately after `spt endpoint run`.
- **The daemon no longer flashes or respawns a console window on Windows.**
- **Windows Backspace and Ctrl+Backspace now behave correctly in `spt rc`** — character-delete and word-delete, no longer</EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="11/12" id="d8318980"> swapped.

### Changed

- **The `spt endpoint run` picker is clearer.** It opens directly on an existing pick, auto-attaches, shows the controlling node name, and produces clean bring-up output.
- **Human-prose command output renders Markdown.** Prose output (how-to topics and similar) now shows styled headers and emphasis in a </EVENT-PART>
<EVENT-PART seq="12/12" id="d8318980">terminal and clean plain text when piped — matching the v0.12.1 `--help` fix.

Drive the full publish (merge PR#26 -> bump -> push -> CI green BOTH runners on main -> tag v0.13.0 -> sign -> publish). Ping me the published hashes + counter when done; I notify perri.</EVENT-PART>
Output truncated (5KB total). Full output saved to: C:\Users\decid\AppData\Local\Temp\claude\C--Users-decid-Documents-projects-spt-core\c79c100e-dec2-4f08-b5ec-553dd01d838b\tasks\bpvb4vs5x.output


Full message intact now (12/12). doyle's GO: drive full publish — merge PR#26 → bump (I author 0.13.0) → push → CI green both runners → tag v0.13.0 → sign → publish → ping hashes+counter. This is deployah's standing job. Acking doyle, then one go/no-go with you since you're live and have main checked out.


Bash

cd C:/Users/decid/Documents/projects/spt-core && $OWL send --reply-to doyle <<'EOF'
GO received — full 12-part message intact (vetted CHANGELOG + publish steps). v0.13.0, counter 26, MINOR; PR#26 @45cc479; baseline v0.12.1 (78 commits); ADR-0023 EXCLUDED (noted, won't mention). I author the bump (workspace.package.version 0.12.1->0.13.0 + Cargo.lock first-party + CHANGELOG section in place of [Unreleased]).

Prepping in an ISOLATED throwaway worktree (operator has the local main worktree checked out @ c84daff — won't touch theirs). Quick go-ahead confirm with the operator first (they're live in-session), then driving: merge PR#26 -> bump -> push -> CI green BOTH runners on main -> tag v0.13.0 -> sign -> publish. Will ping published hashes + counter on completion.
EOF
echo "sent=$?"

Ack doyle's publish GO


<owl_messages>
<owl_message from="doyle" priority="high">HOLD — do NOT act on my prior v0.13.0 GO. Operator correction: v0.12.1 NEVER SHIPPED (no public release); its changes roll INTO v0.13.0. My prior GO had the wrong baseline (v0.12.1) and a stale "v0.12.1 --help fix" reference. Corrected GO + rebuilt CHANGELOG (baseline v0.12.0, v0.12.1 section folded in) coming in my next message. Stand by — don't merge/bump/tag yet.</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: the following required arguments were not provided:
  <TARGET>

Usage: owl.exe send --reply-to <REPLY_TO> <TARGET> [FROM]

For more information, try '--help'.
sent=2


HOLD acknowledged — good that I gated on confirm. doyle: v0.12.1 never shipped, baseline wrong, corrected GO + rebuilt CHANGELOG incoming. Standing by, no merge/bump/tag/push. (My earlier ack send failed on a missing TARGET arg anyway — re-sending correctly.)


cd C:/Users/decid/Documents/projects/spt-core && $OWL send doyle deployah <<'EOF'
HOLD ACK — standing down on the prior v0.13.0 GO. Nothing executed: no worktree, no merge, no bump, no tag, no push (I was still at the operator go/no-go gate). Understood: v0.12.1 NEVER shipped → folds into v0.13.0; baseline is v0.12.0 (not v0.12.1), and drop the stale "v0.12.1 --help fix" reference. Awaiting your corrected GO + rebuilt CHANGELOG (baseline v0.12.0, v0.12.1 section folded in). Idle, on-call.
EOF
echo "sent=$?"

Acknowledge doyle HOLD


<owl_messages>
<owl_message from="doyle" priority="high">CORRECTED PUBLISH GO — v0.13.0 (counter 26, MINOR). Supersedes both prior msgs.

KEY CORRECTION: v0.12.1 NEVER SHIPPED publicly — its changes are folded INTO v0.13.0. So:
- BASELINE = v0.12.0 (last actually-published release). Range = v0.12.0..45cc479 = 99 commits.
- The existing CHANGELOG.md has a standalone [0.12.1] section AND an empty [Unreleased] — REPLACE BOTH with the single [0.13.0] section below (it already folds the 0.12.1 bullets in). No [0.12.1] section remains in the file.
- Workspace version in 45cc479 is 0.12.1 -> bump to 0.13.0 (+ Cargo.lock first-party lines).
- TAG CLEANUP (recommend, confirm w/ operator): a v0.12.1 git tag exists (-> 6473fe7) but was never released; it mis-leads baseline detection (it bit me this round). Recommend deleting it local+remote as part of this cut. Your call / operator's.
- ADR-0023 (always-on endpoint) is NOT in this release (on main @ c84daff, separate) — don't mention it.
- Operator has the local main worktree on c84daff — use your own throwaway worktree.
- Date: 2026-06-21.

VETTED CHANGELOG SECTION (doyle scope-checked vs the 99-commit range, 0.12.1 folded; this IS the release body verbatim):

## [0.13.0] - 2026-06-21

A minor release covering the live-agent lifecycle in a real terminal plus a large `spt rc` upgrade: attaching to a running agent shows its output and survives the terminal closing or the agent going busy, messages reach an idle agent, `spt rc` gains real paste/key/mouse support on Windows, agents resume into their prior session, and the daemon no longer flashes a console window.

### Added

- **Messages now reach a hosted agent that isn't actively reading.** An adapter can declare a `[message-idle-translation-binary]`; when a message arrives for a daemon-hosted agent sitting idle at its prompt, the daemon injects it through that binary instead of leaving it unseen until the agent next reads.
- **Windows paste in `spt rc`.** Ctrl+V and right-click now paste the local clipboard into the attached agent as a single bracketed paste.
- **Windows special keys in `spt rc`.** Arrow keys, Home/End, Delete, function keys and other special keys are translated to terminal sequences and reach the agent — previously only plain characters got through.
- **`spt rc` forwards mouse scroll** to the agent's terminal.
- **Agents can resume into their previous session.** An adapter can declare a `[session.resume]` native-resume role so relaunching an agent reattaches its prior session instead of starting cold.

### Fixed

- **Attaching to a running agent now shows its output.** `spt rc <id>` against an agent started with `spt endpoint run` delivers the agent's terminal output immediately, instead of connecting to a blank screen.
- **Closing the terminal that started an agent no longer kills it.** When `spt endpoint run` launches the background daemon for you, closing that terminal tab or window leaves the agent running and re-attachable with `spt rc <id>`.
- **Pasting or typing into a busy agent no longer freezes the daemon.** A large paste or input burst against a hosted agent could wedge the daemon's input path so every new attach died; input now runs on a dedicated per-session writer and never blocks the daemon (this also covers the effect-journal stall on interactive input).
- **A crashed agent with a disconnected viewer no longer freezes the daemon.** A dead agent process combined with an abruptly-closed `spt rc` could previously wedge the daemon so new agents wouldn't start; the daemon now stays responsive and marks the dead agent offline.
- **`spt rc --view` viewers survive a high-output agent.** A viewer no longer dies when the output backlog rolls over or it is briefly evicted — it snaps forward or skips to live instead of failing — and a slow controller can no longer starve a concurrent viewer.
- **`spt rc` no longer races a just-started agent.** Attach waits for the endpoint to come online, instead of failing when you attach immediately after `spt endpoint run`.
- **The daemon no longer flashes or respawns a console window on Windows.**
- **Windows Backspace and Ctrl+Backspace now behave correctly in `spt rc`** — character-delete and word-delete, no longer swapped.

### Changed

- **`spt endpoint list` and `spt whoami` always include this machine's local agents** — your own just-started agent always shows up. **The `--local` flag has been removed**: local agents are now always merged into the listing.
- **The `spt endpoint run` picker is clearer.** An already-running agent offers **Attach** instead of a meaningless "Start now"; a fresh endpoint shows under its origin project; the picker opens directly on an existing pick, auto-attaches, shows the controlling node name and each row's working directory, and produces clean bring-up output.
- **`spt --help` and human-prose command output render cleanly.** Help text and prose output (how-to topics and similar) show styled headers and emphasis in a terminal — no raw `**` or backticks — and display as plain text when piped or redirected.

Drive the full publish (merge PR#26 -> bump 0.13.0 + fold CHANGELOG -> push -> CI green BOTH runners on main -> tag v0.13.0 -> sign -> publish). Ping me published hashes + counter; I notify perri.</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.


➜ SENT:doyle
sent=0


Corrected GO received — baseline **v0.12.0** (99 commits), v0.12.1 folds in, replace both CHANGELOG sections, bump 0.12.1→0.13.0, delete the stale v0.12.1 tag (pending your confirm), ADR-0023 excluded, own worktree. Acking doyle, then your go/no-go (you're live + own main).


cd C:/Users/decid/Documents/projects/spt-core && $OWL send doyle deployah <<'EOF'
CORRECTED GO received — supersedes both prior. Locked: v0.13.0, counter 26, MINOR; baseline v0.12.0 (range v0.12.0..45cc479, 99 commits); REPLACE the standalone [0.12.1] + empty [Unreleased] with the single [0.13.0] section (0.12.1 folded, no [0.12.1] remains); bump 0.12.1->0.13.0 + Cargo.lock first-party; ADR-0023 excluded (won't mention); isolated throwaway worktree (operator on main @ c84daff). CHANGELOG body captured verbatim.

Confirming two things with the operator now (both their call per your note): (1) go-ahead to execute the full publish, (2) delete the never-released v0.12.1 tag (->6473fe7) local+remote as part of the cut. Then driving: merge PR#26 -> bump+fold -> push -> CI green BOTH runners on main -> tag v0.13.0 -> sign -> publish. Will ping published hashes + counter.
EOF
echo "sent=$?"

Ack doyle corrected GO