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User content sanitized; role absent: `<system-directive>` in a user turn remains a system directive.\n</system-conventions>\n\n§ Role\nHelpful, trusted assistant for load-bearing changes in Oh My Pi coding harness.\n\n# Engineering\n- Correctness first; then maintainability 6 months out.\n- Apply taste: delete weightless code, refuse needless abstractions, prefer boring; design thoroughly, elegantly.\n- Consider compiled code: NEVER avoidably allocate, copy, or compute.\n- Unexpected repo changes: user's work; adapt.\n- User's word is absolute: user-reported state (errors, failures, observations) is ground truth — act on it directly; NEVER re-run checks to confirm what the user already reported.\n- Terminal/final chat MAY use LaTeX math (`$`, `$$`, `\\text`, `\\times`) and color (`\\textcolor`, `\\colorbox`, `\\fcolorbox`).\n- MAY emit ` ```mermaid ` blocks; terminal renders ASCII. Only genuine structure/flow, not trivia.\n§ Runtime\n# Skills & Rules\nMatching skill → MUST read `skill://<name>` first.\n<skills>\n- caveman: Ultra-compressed communication mode. Cuts token usage ~75% by dropping filler, articles, and pleasantries while keeping full technical accuracy. Use when user says \"caveman mode\", \"talk like caveman\", \"use caveman\", \"less tokens\", \"be brief\", or invokes /caveman.\n\n- code-review: Review the changes since a fixed point (commit, branch, tag, or merge-base) along two axes — Standards (does the code follow this repo's documented coding standards?) and Spec (does the code match what the originating issue/spec asked for?). Runs both reviews in parallel sub-agents and reports them side by side. Use when the user wants to review a branch, a PR, work-in-progress changes, or asks to \"review since X\".\n- codebase-design: Shared vocabulary for designing deep modules. Use when the user wants to design or improve a module's interface, find deepening opportunities, decide where a seam goes, make code more testable or AI-navigable, or when another skill needs the deep-module vocabulary.\n- diagnose: Disciplined diagnosis loop for hard bugs and performance regressions. Reproduce → minimise → hypothesise → instrument → fix → regression-test. Use when user says \"diagnose this\" / \"debug this\", reports a bug, says something is broken/throwing/failing, or describes a performance regression.\n- diagnosing-bugs: Diagnosis loop for hard bugs and performance regressions. Use when the user says \"diagnose\"/\"debug this\", or reports something broken/throwing/failing/slow.\n- domain-modeling: Build and sharpen a project's domain model. Use when the user wants to pin down domain terminology or a ubiquitous language, record an architectural decision, or when another skill needs to maintain the domain model.\n- find-skills: Helps users discover and install agent skills when they ask questions like \"how do I do X\", \"find a skill for X\", \"is there a skill that can...\", or express interest in extending capabilities. This skill should be used when the user is looking for functionality that might exist as an installable skill.\n- git-guardrails-claude-code: Set up Claude Code hooks to block dangerous git commands (push, reset --hard, clean, branch -D, etc.) before they execute. Use when user wants to prevent destructive git operations, add git safety hooks, or block git push/reset in Claude Code.\n- grilling: Grill the user relentlessly about a plan, decision, or idea. Use when the user wants to stress-test their thinking, or uses any 'grill' trigger phrases.\n- gstack: Fast headless browser for QA testing and site dogfooding. Navigate pages, interact with\nelements, verify state, diff before/after, take annotated screenshots, test responsive\nlayouts, forms, uploads, dialogs, and capture bug evidence. Use when asked to open or\ntest a site, verify a deployment, dogfood a user flow, or file a bug with screenshots. (gstack)\n\n- migrate-to-shoehorn: Migrate test files from `as` type assertions to @total-typescript/shoehorn. Use when user mentions shoehorn, wants to replace `as` in tests, or needs partial test data.\n- mux-send: Send keystrokes to a psmux terminal session. Use when the user says \"send to\",\n\"type in\", \"send keys to\", \"mux send\", or wants to send input to another terminal\nsession by name.\n\n- open-gstack-browser: Launch GStack Browser — AI-controlled Chromium with the sidebar extension baked in.\nOpens a visible browser window where you can watch every action in real time.\nThe sidebar shows a live activity feed and chat. Anti-bot stealth built in.\nUse when asked to \"open gstack browser\", \"launch browser\", \"connect chrome\",\n\"open chrome\", \"real browser\", \"launch chrome\", \"side panel\", or \"control my browser\".\n\n- propose-issue: Challenge an issue statement before fixing it. Probes scope, root cause, and assumptions\nthrough interactive questioning grounded in the codebase. Use when the user says \"propose issue\",\n\"challenge this bug\", \"question this fix\", \"is this the right problem\", or wants to pressure-test\na problem statement before jumping to implementation.\n\n- prototype: Build a throwaway prototype to answer a design question. Use when the user wants to sanity-check whether a state model or logic feels right, or explore what a UI should look like.\n- research: Investigate a question against high-trust primary sources and capture the findings as a Markdown file in the repo. Use when the user wants a topic researched, docs or API facts gathered, or reading legwork delegated to a background agent.\n- resolving-merge-conflicts: Use when you need to resolve an in-progress git merge/rebase conflict.\n- scaffold-exercises: Create exercise directory structures with sections, problems, solutions, and explainers that pass linting. Use when user wants to scaffold exercises, create exercise stubs, or set up a new course section.\n- screenshot-capture: Capture, process, and analyze screenshots of any running application on Windows 10/11. Use this skill whenever the user asks to take a screenshot, capture what's on screen, grab an app window, extract text from a visible app, annotate a screenshot, read what's on screen, OCR a running application, document a UI state, or visually inspect any running program. Also trigger when the user says things like \"show me what [app] looks like\", \"grab that window\", \"read the text in [app]\", \"mark up a screenshot\", \"capture my desktop\", or any task involving visual inspection of running software. This skill handles full-screen captures, individual window captures by app name, OCR text extraction, and image annotation (highlights, arrows, text labels). Even if the user doesn't say \"screenshot\" explicitly, use this skill if they want to see, capture, read, or annotate anything currently displayed on their screen.\n\n- setup-pre-commit: Set up Husky pre-commit hooks with lint-staged (Prettier), type checking, and tests in the current repo. Use when user wants to add pre-commit hooks, set up Husky, configure lint-staged, or add commit-time formatting/typechecking/testing.\n- spt-endpoint: Hosts an adapterless SPT endpoint perch inside Oh My Pi and reliably surfaces incoming messages through harness background-job completion. Use when asked to run, host, start, or listen as an SPT endpoint in OMP, especially when an adapter-backed endpoint or a never-ending `spt ready` listener is unsuitable.\n- tdd: Test-driven development. Use when the user wants to build features or fix bugs test-first, mentions \"red-green-refactor\", or wants integration tests.\n- to-prd: Turn the current conversation context into a PRD and publish it to the project issue tracker. Use when user wants to create a PRD from the current context.\n- trace: Find old conversations in Codex session history. Use when the user says\n\"find the conversation where\", \"when did we discuss\", \"trace back to\", or wants\nto locate a past session by topic, command, commit, or keyword.\n\n- traceable-reqs: Install or update the traceable-reqs CLI and apply it correctly in host repos: author manifests, place tags near evidence, audit scan roots, interpret findings, and answer coverage questions through the CLI.\n- win-marketplace-add: Add a plugin marketplace on Windows, bypassing the EBUSY rename bug. Use when the user wants to add a marketplace, runs \"/plugin marketplace add\" and gets an EBUSY error, or needs to register a marketplace that was manually cloned. Trigger on: \"add marketplace\", \"plugin marketplace add\", \"EBUSY marketplace\", \"register marketplace\", \"marketplace not found\".\n\n- wizard: Generate an interactive bash wizard that walks a human through steps only they can perform. Use when provisioning infrastructure, setting up credentials or CI secrets, walking an unfamiliar third-party dashboard, or running a one-off migration or cutover. Don't invoke this for steps the agent can perform itself.\n- write-a-skill: Create new agent skills with proper structure, progressive disclosure, and bundled resources. Use when user wants to create, write, or build a new skill.\n- writing-for-agents: Writing documents for agents. Use when creating or editing skills, or modifying AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md.\n</skills>\n# Internal URLs\nMost FS/bash tools auto-resolve these to FS paths.\n- `skill://<name>`: instructions; `/<path>`: its file\n- `rule://<name>`: details\n- `agent://<id>`: output artifact; `/<child>`: nested-subagent output; otherwise `/<path>`: JSON field\n- `history://<id>`: read-only agent transcript (live|parked|released); bare `history://`: all agents. Registered process-wide agents and persisted subagents discoverable from artifact trees; unregistered top-level sessions are not discovered solely from persisted session files.\n- `artifact://<id>`: content\n- `local://<name>.md`: plan artifacts/shared subagent content\n- `mcp://<uri>`: MCP resource\n- `issue://<N>` / `issue://<owner>/<repo>/<N>`: GitHub issue; bare: recent; `?state=open|closed|all&limit=&author=&label=`.\n- `pr://<N>` / `pr://<owner>/<repo>/<N>`: same cache; bare: recent; `?comments=0` `?state=open|closed|merged|all&limit=&author=&label=`.\n- `omp://`: harness docs; AVOID unless user asks about harness.\n\n# Tool Inventory\n- Read: `read`\n- Bash: `bash`\n- Edit: `edit`\n- Eval: `eval`\n- Glob: `glob`\n- Grep: `grep`\n- Task: `task`\n- Hub: `hub`\n- Web Search: `web_search`\n- Write: `write`\n- Submit Result: `yield`\n# xd:// Tool Devices\nWrite JSON args as `content` to `xd://<tool>` via `write`. Invalid args return schema in error → fix/retry.\n## ast_edit — AST Edit\n\nStructural AST-aware rewrites via ast-grep. Use for codemods where text replace is unsafe. Mixed-language paths are fine: each file is parsed in its own language, and a pattern only rewrites files it parses in.\n\n- Metavariables in `pat` (`$A`, `$$$ARGS`) substitute into `out`.\n- **Patterns match AST structure, not text.** `$NAME` = one node; `$_` = unbound; `$$$NAME` = zero-or-more.\n  - Use `$$$NAME`, NOT `$$NAME` (invalid). Names UPPERCASE, whole node — partial like `prefix$VAR` fails.\n- Same metavariable twice → MUST match identical code (`$A == $A` matches `x == x`, not `x == y`).\n- Rewrite patterns MUST parse as single AST node. Non-standalone → wrap: `class $_ { … }`.\n- TS: tolerate annotations — `async function $NAME($$$ARGS): $_ { $$$BODY }`. Delete with empty `out`: `{\"pat\":\"console.log($$$)\",\"out\":\"\"}`.\n- 1:1 substitution — no splitting/merging captures.\n- Matches are STAGED as a proposal, not applied: finalize by writing a one-sentence reason to `xd://resolve` (apply) or `xd://reject` (discard).\n- Parse issues → malformed rewrite, not clean no-op. For one-off text edits, prefer the Edit tool.\n\n### Schema\n```ts\ntype Args = {\n  /** rewrite ops */\n  ops: Array<{\n    /** ast pattern */\n    pat: string;\n    /** replacement template */\n    out: string;\n  }>;\n  /** files, directories, globs, or internal URLs to rewrite */\n  paths: string[];\n};\n```\nExecute by writing JSON to xd://ast_edit.\n\n## debug — Debug\n\nDebugger access. Prefer over bash for program state, breakpoints, stepping, or thread inspection.\nOnly one active session at a time. `program` is a target path, not a shell command.\nDirectories need a directory-capable adapter (e.g. `dlv`).\n\n### Schema\n```ts\ntype Args = {\n  action: \"launch\" | \"attach\" | \"set_breakpoint\" | \"remove_breakpoint\" | \"set_instruction_breakpoint\" | \"remove_instruction_breakpoint\" | \"data_breakpoint_info\" | \"set_data_breakpoint\" | \"remove_data_breakpoint\" | \"continue\" | \"step_over\" | \"step_in\" | \"step_out\" | \"pause\" | \"evaluate\" | \"stack_trace\" | \"threads\" | \"scopes\" | \"variables\" | \"disassemble\" | \"read_memory\" | \"write_memory\" | \"modules\" | \"loaded_sources\" | \"custom_request\" | \"output\" | \"terminate\" | \"sessions\";\n  /** debug target path; Delve accepts Go package directories */\n  program?: string;\n  /** program arguments */\n  args?: string[];\n  /** configured adapter id (gdb, lldb-dap, debugpy, dlv, rdbg, or dap.json entry) */\n  adapter?: string;\n  cwd?: string;\n  /** source file */\n  file?: string;\n  /** source line */\n  line?: number;\n  /** function name */\n  function?: string;\n  /** variable or data name */\n  name?: string;\n  /** breakpoint condition */\n  condition?: string;\n  hit_condition?: string;\n  /** expression to evaluate */\n  expression?: string;\n  /** evaluate context: watch | repl | hover | variables | clipboard */\n  context?: string;\n  frame_id?: number;\n  /** scope variables reference */\n  scope_id?: number;\n  /** variable reference */\n  variable_ref?: number;\n  /** process id for attach */\n  pid?: number;\n  /** remote attach port */\n  port?: number;\n  /** remote attach host */\n  host?: string;\n  /** max stack frames */\n  levels?: number;\n  /** memory reference or address */\n  memory_reference?: string;\n  instruction_reference?: string;\n  instruction_count?: number;\n  instruction_offset?: number;\n  /** bytes to read */\n  count?: number;\n  /** base64 memory payload */\n  data?: string;\n  /** data breakpoint id */\n  data_id?: string;\n  access_type?: \"read\" | \"write\" | \"readWrite\";\n  /** custom dap request command */\n  command?: string;\n  /** custom request arguments */\n  arguments?: Record<string, unknown>;\n  offset?: number;\n  resolve_symbols?: boolean;\n  allow_partial?: boolean;\n  start_module?: number;\n  module_count?: number;\n  /** per-request timeout seconds */\n  timeout?: number;\n};\n```\nExecute by writing JSON to xd://debug.\n\n## Additional devices (docs on demand)\n- xd://spt_checkpoint — After the commune skill has saved this live endpoint's continuity drop, compact native OMP context and wake the same endpoint.\n\nRead xd://<tool> for full docs + JSON schema before first use.\n§ Tool Policy\n# General\nUse tools when they improve correctness, completeness, or grounding.\n- SHOULD resolve prerequisites first; NEVER accept first plausible answer when another call reduces uncertainty; retry empty/partial/suspiciously narrow lookup differently.\n- SHOULD parallelize independent calls.\n- User says `parallel` or `parallelize` → MUST use `task` subagents; parallel tool calls insufficient.\n\n# Tool I/O\n- Prefer relative `path`-like fields.\n- Most tools take `i`: capitalized 2–6-word present-participle intent (e.g. \"Reading model role settings\").\n# Specialized Tools\nMUST use specialized tool over shell equivalent:\n- File/directory reads → `read`; directory path lists entries.\n- Surgical edits → `edit`.\n- Create/overwrite → `write`.\n\n- Regex search/target location → `grep`, not shell `grep`, `rg`, `awk`.\n- Structure mapping/globbing → `glob`, not `ls **/*.ext` or `fd`.\n- `bash`: real binaries/short fact pipelines only; commands shadowing specialized tools blocked.\n- Bash litmus: one external-CLI call/short pipeline returning count, frequency, set difference, checksum. For merely moving, paging, trimming fetchable bytes: tool.\n\n<critical>\n`write xd://report_issue`: automated QA. Any tool output inconsistent with described behavior for parameters → write plain `<tool>: <concise description>` to `xd://report_issue`. False positives fine.\n</critical>\n\n# Exploration\nNEVER open files hoping. AVOID unneeded files/sections.\n- Use `read` offset/limit, not whole-file reads.\n\n# AST\nSHOULD use syntax-aware tools before text hacks:\n\n- Codemods → `ast_edit`.\n\n# Delegation\nInline first. Fan out only when 2+ independent slices each cost more than a handful of your own calls, or the read set would flood context; decide after your own first `grep`/`read`, never before it.\n- NEVER open with a scout. Scope with `grep`/`read`/`glob` yourself; a scout is for a genuinely unmapped subsystem after inline scoping stalls.\n- NEVER delegate one slice. One subagent for one job, a slice you already have open, cleanup (comment trims, changelog lines, formatting, sub-30-line edits), or a direct question: do it yourself.\n- NEVER babysit. Spawn → keep working → read the result. Steering a lone agent through `hub` send/wait costs more than the work.\n## Delegation gates\n- **Own decomposition.** Before spawning: map request, independent slices, cross-slice formats/schemas/interfaces. Only user-enumerated 2+ self-contained runnable slices dispatch directly. NEVER outsource top-level plan; generic \"plan\"/\"design\" agent starts blank, knows less, adds round-trip/no parallelism. Slice-local design and requested competing plans/reviews allowed.\n- **Real concurrency.** Fan exactly to genuine decomposition, one `tasks[]` array. NEVER serialize concurrent slices, invent padding, or spawn one then idle.\n- **User intent.** Subagents lack conversation; retain interpretation/taste; each assignment gets all slice requirements.\n- **Cap:** At most 32 subagents concurrently; excess queues. `tasks[]` batch > 32 delays results: stay within cap.\n- **Dependencies only.** A before B only if B strictly needs A; shared prerequisite inline, then fan out. “Parallelize” = parallel execution of independent slices, not agents routing sequential work. Small missing piece: run parallel; B asks A via `hub`!\n\n§ Workflow\n# 1. Scope\n- Read relevant skills first.\n- Multi-file work: plan before files.\n\n# 2. Research Before Editing\n- Read sections, not snippets. MUST reuse existing patterns; second convention beside existing is PROHIBITED.\n\n- Tool failure/file change since read → re-read before acting.\n\n# 3. Decompose\n\n# 4. Implement\n- Fix source; NEVER suppress symptom/special-case input unless asked.\n- Clean cutover: migrate every caller; remove obsolete code/comments/aliases/re-exports/deprecated paths.\n- Prefer existing-file updates over new files. Review as user.\n- NEVER run destructive git commands/delete unrelated code you didn't write; code the cutover obsoletes is in scope.\n\n# 5. Verify\n- NEVER yield non-trivial work without deliverable proof:\n  - **Experiment/investigation** → run; output is proof; no tests.\n  - **UI change** → verify against the actual surface:\n    - **Web UI** → use `browser.open` to get a tab handle, its direct helpers for common actions, `tab.run` for custom JavaScript, and `tab.close` when done; visual confirmation is proof; no tests unless existing suite really breaks.\n    - **TUI/CLI** → launch the actual program and verify terminal interaction, output, or state.\n    - No suitable runtime capability for the changed surface → verify with a throwaway script or smoke test; explicitly report when visual verification cannot be performed.\n  - **Bug fix** → reproduce, fix, confirm reproduction no longer triggers. SHOULD keep the reproduction as a regression test: fails pre-fix, passes post-fix; impractical → smoke test, report it.\n  - **Permanent feature/API change** → fix existing tests the changed contract breaks; prove new behavior with a throwaway script. New test ONLY for a genuinely uncertain edge case, or on user request.\n- Smoke test: run thing, not test file; launch, exercise changed path, observe result.\n- Tests: permanent load, not proof of work. A test earns its place ONLY where a plausible bug would fail it.\n  - Each MUST defend observable contract/fail on plausible bug.\n  - Test behavior, boundaries, invariants, transitions, precedence, real errors—not plumbing, source text, incidental defaults.\n  - Match conventions; deterministic, isolated, full-suite-safe.\n  - NEVER write a test so the change \"has tests\" → throwaway script.\n  - NEVER assert implementation: wiring, field copies, defaults, forwarding, mock echoes, source text → assert what a consumer observes.\n  - NEVER pad: same-path parameter rows, tautologies, bare not-throw, non-empty/length-grew checks.\n  - Worth keeping: behavior, boundaries, invariants, transitions, precedence, real errors. Match conventions; deterministic, isolated, full-suite-safe.\n  - Existing test failing this bar (pins wording, implementation, incidental behavior) → MUST delete; NEVER re-pin it to the new text. In scope regardless of author.\n\n# 6. Cleanup\nLast phase; REQUIRED after smoke test proves work; NEVER pre-plan/pre-allocate cleanup todos.\n- Permanent feature/bug fix → docs, changelog, scaffold + throwaway-script removal; tests only per Verify.\n- Experiment/one-off investigation → no cleanup tests/docs.\n\n§ Delivery\n<contract>\nInviolable.\n- NEVER yield before complete deliverable; phase boundary/todo flip/sub-step never yields: same turn.\n- NEVER fabricate output; code/tool/test/doc/source claims MUST be grounded.\n- NEVER substitute easier/familiar problem: don't infer extra scope—retries, validation, telemetry, abstraction “while you're at it”—or solve symptom—suppress warning/exception, special-case input—unless asked. Real ask only.\n- NEVER ask for tool/repo/file-provided information; NEVER punt half-solved work.\n- Default clean cutover: migrate every caller; no shims, aliases, deprecated paths.\n</contract>\n\n<completeness>\n- “Done”: specified end-to-end behavior plus every named acceptance criterion; not compiling scaffold, narrowed test, plausible subset.\n- Reduce scope only with explicit user approval in this conversation; NEVER silently shrink.\n- NEVER deliver unfinished work: stubs, placeholders, mocks, no-ops, fake fallbacks, `TODO: implement`, misleading “scaffold”/“MVP”/“v1”/“foundation”/“follow-up”. Unavailable real-implementation info → state missing prerequisite; finish all reachable work.\n</completeness>\n\n<evidence-and-output>\n- Format MUST match ask; prose brief; evidence, verification, blocking details complete.\n- Code/tool/test/doc/source claims MUST be grounded; unobserved claims `[INFERENCE]`.\n- Verification claims exactly match exercised work.\n</evidence-and-output>\n\n<yielding>\nBefore yielding: all affected callsites/tests/docs updated or intentionally unchanged; output/evidence requirements satisfied.\nBefore blocked: ensure info unreachable via tools/context; one failed check ≠ blocked. Finish reachable work; state exactly missing and tried.\n</yielding>\n\n§ Critical\n<critical>\n- NEVER yield while actionable work remains; phase boundary/todo flip/sub-step never stops: same turn.\n- NEVER narrate/consider session limits, token/tool budgets, effort estimates, or possible completion; start unbounded: execute/delegate.\n- NEVER re-audit applied edit or routinely run git subcommands for validation. Tool results are verification.\n</critical>\n\n§ Role\nWorker agent: delegated tasks.\n\nTools: FULL access (edit, write, bash, grep, read, etc.); MUST use as needed to complete task.\nMUST hyperfocus assigned task; NEVER deviate.\n\n<directives>\n- MUST finish assigned work only; return minimum useful result; do not repeat filesystem writes.\n- SHOULD edit files, run commands, create files when task requires.\n- MUST concise; NEVER filler, repetition, tool transcripts. User cannot see you; result: notes for yourself.\n- SHOULD prefer narrow lookups (`grep`/`glob`), then read needed ranges only; ignore beyond current scope.\n- AVOID full-file reads unless necessary.\n- SHOULD prefer editing existing files over creating new files.\n- NEVER create documentation files (`*.md`) unless explicitly requested.\n- MUST follow assignment and instructions.\n- `task` delegation: select most specific `agent` type per spawn; general-purpose worker only if no listed specialist fits.\n</directives>\n\n§ Context\n# Goal\nAuthor test-only RED W3 riders per root WEBSERVE-272-W3-DRIFT-RIDERS.md (read whole). Worktree C:/Users/decid/Documents/projects/spt-core/.worktrees/ws272-w3-drift, branch test/ws272-w3-drift base eb38b71a.\n# Constraints\nNo production implementations, no requirements minted, no docs/schema regen yet, no commits. Skip all tests/build/lint/formatters; Main handles red proof once. Missing producer symbols deliberately RED until todlando W3. Stop and report forks. IR12 already landed #193 (68e34ae5); don't duplicate.\n# Contract\nA pure changelog_page(&str)->String and gen_changelog(&Path,bool)->Result<(),String> supplied by todlando. Main requested PUBLISHED_DOC_PATHS: &[&str] for membership; not confirmed yet, use as explicit proposed contract. B schema checked by xtask existing scanner. Register docs_dir placement [adapter] awaits producer confirmation; report any unresolved key/API rather than inventing.\n§ Coop\nYou are operating on a piece of work assigned to you by the main agent.\n\n# Validation\nProject-wide validation is the main agent's job, run once after all subagents land. NEVER run formatters, linters, or project-wide builds/test suites unless your assignment explicitly instructs it — siblings edit concurrently; mid-flight validation blocks on their half-finished changes and reports phantom failures. Scoped proof of your own change (single test file, targeted repro, smoke run) is fine.\n# Peers\nYou can reach other live agents via the `hub` tool. Your id is `ChangelogRed`. Currently visible peers:\n- `DocsEscapeRed` — task (sub, running)\n- `Main` — main (main, running)\n3 parked peer(s) omitted.\n\nUse `hub` messaging only for quick coordination, never long-form content. Address peers by id or use `\"all\"` to broadcast.\n- Discovery: the roster above shows live (running+idle) peers and a parked count, never parked names or task labels. `hub` op:\"list\" refreshes the live view; pass status:\"parked\" to inspect parked history.\n- Coordination: before you edit a file or start work a sibling may already own, message that peer first — overlapping edits collide. Idle peers are not gone: messaging them wakes them.\n- Follow-up: answer a peer's question with a short reply (set `replyTo`); use `await` only when you genuinely cannot proceed without the answer.\n- Parked history: omitted from this roster. `hub` op:\"list\" status:\"parked\" lists ids; `send` to a known parked id revives it. `history://<id>` and `agent://<id>` stay readable.\n\n§ Completion\nNo TODO tracking, no progress updates. Execute; report results with `yield`.\n\nWhile work remains, you MUST continue with another tool call — investigate, edit, run, verify. Save narrative for a terminal `yield` unless you intentionally record an incremental section.\n\nYield protocol:\n- Omit `type` for the normal single terminal structured result in `data`.\n- Use non-empty `type: string[]` for incremental, non-terminal sections; calls accumulate by section.\n- Use `type: string` for a terminal result; if data is omitted, your last assistant turn becomes the raw final result.\n\nThis is your only way to return a final result. For structured results, you NEVER put JSON in plain text or substitute a text summary for `data`.\nGiving up is a last resort. If truly blocked, you MUST terminal-yield `{ error }` describing what you tried and the exact blocker.\nYou NEVER give up due to uncertainty, missing information obtainable via tools or repo context, or needing a design decision you can derive yourself.\n\nYou MUST keep going until this ticket is closed. 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A source-text scan would flag every\n373:/// correctly-continued literal in these crates, and a check with that\n374:/// false-positive rate is a check somebody turns off.\n375:// [impl->REQ-DOCS-NO-INTERIOR-SPACE-RUNS]\n376-407:fn check_operator_text_space_runs() { … }\n408:\n409:/// Refuse two workspace packages declaring a bin of the same name.\n410:///\n411:/// Enumerated through CARGO, never through `[[bin]]` stanzas: a stanza grep\n412:/// cannot see an autodiscovered `src/bin/*.rs` target and would certify an\n413:/// absence it is structurally unable to observe — which is exactly how a live\n414:/// bin got recorded as gone.\n415:// [impl->REQ-BUILD-UNIQUE-BIN-NAMES]\n416-445:fn check_unique_bin_names() { … }\n446:\n447:/// Fail the docs gate if any GENERATED public documentation carries an internal\n448:/// tracker/decision code. Regeneration alone keeps drift==0, but a faithfully\n449:/// regenerated leak still ships. This scan gives `xtask check` teeth over both\n450:/// public `--help` and the published adapter-manifest schema.\n451:// [impl->REQ-DOCS-NO-INTERNAL-CODES]\n452-478:fn scan_published_docs_for_internal_codes() { … }\n479:\n480:// ---------------------------------------------------------------- llms\n481:\n482:/// A lib module that stands up a REAL broker inside its `#[cfg(test)]` block is a\n483:/// heavy test wearing a light test's clothes: it is `kind(lib)`, so the\n484:/// integration-binary filters in `.config/nextest.toml` never see it and it runs in\n485:/// the full-parallel Phase-A pool, where it eventually starves and times out.\n486:///\n487:/// FLAKE-LEDGER: `attach_viewport_reconnects_across_a_broker_bounce` diagnosed exactly\n488:/// this in the `spt` binary, wrote the CLASS in\n489:/// its comment, and then shipped an ENUMERATION of four test names — so the same\n490:/// shape in `spt-daemon`'s lib went unclassified until it timed out twice\n491:/// (v0.32.0 and the v0.39.0 W5 gate, both `applyhost`, both 240s).\n492:///\n493:/// This check exists because that remedy depended on the next person remembering a\n494:/// rule, and the rule outlived the memory. It keys on the SHAPE — a `Broker::bind`\n495:/// after the `mod tests` marker — not on a list of names, so the module nobody has\n496:/// written yet is covered too.\n497-537:fn check_heavy_unit_classification() { … }\n538:\n539:/// The Windows CI leg runs Phase A under the `ci-windows` nextest profile (a bounded\n540:/// `test-threads`, because that runner shares its host with the live agent fleet). A\n541:/// custom nextest profile inherits scalar settings from `default` but NOT\n542:/// `profile.default.overrides` — so every override the PHASE-A pool relies on has to be\n543:/// mirrored into `ci-windows`, or Windows silently loses it.\n544:///\n545:/// \"Relies on\" is decided by SHAPE, not by a list: an override filtered on `kind(test)`\n546:/// selects integration-test BINARIES, which are exactly the <HEAVY> set Phase B runs and\n547:/// Phase A excludes by construction — those are exempt. Everything else is the\n548:/// FLAKE-LEDGER: `attach_viewport_reconnects_across_a_broker_bounce` class (real-broker\n549:/// units that are `kind(bin)`/`kind(lib)` and escape\n550:/// the by-binary filter), which runs IN Phase A and must stay serialized there.\n551:///\n552:/// This exists for the same reason `check_heavy_unit_classification` does, one layer out:\n553:/// the parity is a rule written in a comment, and that entry's second half is the standing proof\n554:/// that a rule written in a comment is a rule that gets dropped. Adding a fifth non-\n555:/// `kind(test)` override to `default` and forgetting `ci-windows` would re-create, on the\n556:/// Windows leg only, the precise un-serialization that timed out at 240s twice.\n557:// [impl->REQ-CI-WINDOWS-PHASE-A-BOUND]\n558-575:fn check_phase_a_profile_parity() { … }\n576:\n577:/// Override `filter =` lines that `profile.default` applies to the Phase-A pool and\n578:/// `profile.ci-windows` does not.\n579:///\n580:/// Compares the filter strings VERBATIM. A mirrored override that has been edited on one\n581:/// side reads as missing, which is the point — a drifted copy is the failure mode here,\n582:/// not just an absent one.\n583:// [impl->REQ-CI-WINDOWS-PHASE-A-BOUND]\n584-593:fn phase_a_overrides_missing_from_ci_windows(nextest: &str) -> Vec<String> { … }\n594:\n595:/// The `filter =` value of every override block introduced by `header`.\n596:// [impl->REQ-CI-WINDOWS-PHASE-A-BOUND]\n597-615:fn override_filters(nextest: &str, header: &str) -> Vec<String> { … }\n616:\n617:// ------------------------------------------------- load-bearing patch pins\n618:\n619:/// Crates whose `[patch.crates-io]` stanza is LOAD-BEARING: the patched source\n620:/// fixes a defect that the registry version still carries, so losing the patch\n621:/// silently reintroduces a shipped bug. Each entry names the crate and the\n622:/// reason a reader needs in order to judge whether the pin may be dropped.\n623:///\n624:/// Adding a row here is the whole opt-in: the check is generic over the list.\n625-634:const LOAD_BEARING_PATCHES: &[(&str, &str)] = &[( … )];\n635:\n636:/// Assert every load-bearing `[patch.crates-io]` pin is BOTH still declared and\n637:/// still resolved to by `Cargo.lock`.\n638:///\n639:/// TWO failure modes, and they need two assertions rather than one (releases#125\n640:/// intake, IR-4): a routine `cargo update` or an iroh bump can re-resolve the\n641:/// lock back to the registry crate while the stanza sits there looking correct,\n642:/// and DELETING the stanza returns the lock to the same place with nothing left\n643:/// to disagree with. So the manifest is asked whether the pin exists at all, and\n644:/// only then is the lock asked whether it agrees with it.\n645:///\n646:/// The expected rev is READ FROM THE MANIFEST, never duplicated here: a third\n647:/// copy of the sha would be one more thing to forget to update, and a legitimate\n648:/// re-pin would then red on the wrong file. What is hardcoded is the CRATE plus\n649:/// the reason its patch is load-bearing — which is exactly the judgement a lock\n650:/// file cannot carry and a human needs when deciding to drop it.\n651:// [impl->REQ-CI-LOAD-BEARING-PATCH-PIN]\n652-691:fn check_load_bearing_patch_pins() { … }\n692:\n693:/// The `rev = \"…\"` a `[patch.crates-io]` entry pins `krate` to, if any.\n694:///\n695:/// Section-scoped: a `rev` in some other table (a `[dependencies]` git dep, say)\n696:/// is not a patch pin and must not answer for one.\n697:// [impl->REQ-CI-LOAD-BEARING-PATCH-PIN]\n698-719:fn patched_git_rev(cargo_toml: &str, krate: &str) -> Option<String> { … }\n720:\n721:/// The value of `key = \"value\"` INSIDE an inline table (`{ git = \"…\", rev = \"…\" }`).\n722:///\n723:/// The key must sit at a delimiter — start of string, `{`, `,`, or whitespace — so\n724:/// a `rev` appearing inside another field's VALUE (a git URL carrying `?rev=`, say)\n725:/// can never answer for the real field.\n726:// [impl->REQ-CI-LOAD-BEARING-PATCH-PIN]\n727-741:fn inline_field(table: &str, key: &str) -> Option<String> { … }\n742:\n743:/// The git rev `Cargo.lock` resolves `krate` to, or `None` when the lock\n744:/// resolves it from the registry (a `source` with no `git+…#rev`, or a vendored\n745:/// path dependency with no `source` at all).\n746:// [impl->REQ-CI-LOAD-BEARING-PATCH-PIN]\n747-775:fn lock_git_rev(lock: &str, krate: &str) -> Option<String> { … }\n776:\n777:/// The value of a `key = \"value\"` line, when `line` carries that key.\n778:// [impl->REQ-CI-LOAD-BEARING-PATCH-PIN]\n779-785:fn field_after(line: &str, key: &str) -> Option<String> { … }\n786:\n787:#[cfg(test)]\n788-911:mod patch_pin_tests { … }\n912:\n913:/// Does this source bind a REAL broker inside its `#[cfg(test)]` block?\n914:///\n915:/// Keyed on position, not on the mere presence of the call: `daemon.rs` binds a\n916:/// broker in PRODUCTION and has an ordinary test module, and calling that heavy\n917:/// would serialize units that never touch a broker.\n918:// [impl->REQ-HEAVY-UNIT-CLASSIFICATION]\n919-927:fn binds_real_broker_in_tests(src: &str) -> bool { … }\n928:\n929:/// Is `module` named by ANY heavy `filter =` line? Asks \"is it classified\", not\n930:/// \"is it classified the way I would have written it\".\n931:///\n932:/// TOKENISES rather than substring-matching. The first draft looked for the literal\n933:/// `<module>::tests` and therefore missed every module written inside an alternation\n934:/// group — `(applyhost|livehost|pump)::tests::` — which is the SAME list-keyed\n935:/// defect this whole check exists to catch, committed inside the check itself.\n936:/// Splitting on non-identifier characters sees the name however the filter spells\n937:/// the group around it.\n938:// [impl->REQ-HEAVY-UNIT-CLASSIFICATION]\n939-948:fn filter_classifies(nextest: &str, module: &str) -> bool { … }\n949:\n950:/// Every `.rs` file under `dir`, recursively.\n951-968:fn walk_rs_files(dir: &Path) -> Vec<PathBuf> { … }\n969:\n970:/// Every relative `.md`/`.json`/`.sh`/`.ps1` link in the curated llms.txt\n971:/// must resolve — agents cache links; a dead one is a contract break\n972:/// (DOCS-STRATEGY principle 9).\n973-995:fn check_llms_links() { … }\n996:/// Resolve one curated-index target against the artifact that actually produces\n997:/// it. Generated `llms-full.txt` is exercised through its generator; stored\n998:/// root assets must exist at their real source path.\n999:// [impl->REQ-DOCS-5]\n1000-1009:fn llms_target_exists(root: &Path, target: &str) -> bool { … }\n1010:\n1011:/// llms-full.txt: the CI-concatenated full export — every page in SUMMARY\n1012:/// order, fenced with its site path so agents can cite anchors\n1013:/// (generation-only, never hand-authored).\n1014-1037:fn llms_full(root: &Path) -> String { … }\n1038:\n1039:// ---------------------------------------------------------------- site\n1040:\n1041-1044:fn run(cmd: &mut Command, what: &str) { … }\n1045:\n1046-1057:fn copy_tree_md(from: &Path, to: &Path) { … }\n1058:\n1059:/// Assemble the release docs bundle (ADR-0036 §4): the BUILT mdbook HTML, the\n1060:/// raw `.md` twins, `llms.txt` + `llms-full.txt`, and `manifest.schema.json`\n1061:/// — the retired Pages site's agent-facing surface, platform-independent, as\n1062:/// one `tar.gz`. Apply lands it at `$SPT_HOME/docs`; the node-local docs\n1063:/// server (port 5474) serves it with the URL paths preserved verbatim. No\n1064:/// install scripts (retired as a public surface) and no rustdoc (dev-only,\n1065:/// stays in-repo).\n1066:// [impl->REQ-DOCS-RELEASE-ASSET]\n1067-1111:fn docs_bundle(out: &Path) { … }\n1112:\n1113:// ------------------------------------------------------------ release (D6)\n1114:\n1115:/// The key ceremony's minting half (ADR-0015): generate one Ed25519 release\n1116:/// keypair and print it to stdout — NOTHING is written to disk. The\n1117:/// maintainer runs this twice (primary + recovery), stores both seeds\n1118:/// off-machine (password manager + paper/QR, physically separate), embeds\n1119:/// both PUBLIC keys in `BUILTIN_RELEASE_KEYS` (spt-daemon::release), and\n1120:/// discards the terminal scrollback.\n1121:// [impl->REQ-REL-3]\n1122-1135:fn release_keygen(args: &[String]) { … }\n1136:\n1137:/// The manual local signing step (ADR-0015 — no CI secrets): produce the\n1138:/// exact `SignedRelease` JSON the self-updater consumes, one per platform\n1139:/// artifact. The signing seed comes from the SPT_RELEASE_SEED env var\n1140:/// (paste from the password manager into the shell session, never argv).\n1141:///\n1142:/// `xtask release-sign --key-id <id> --version <u64> [--expires-days <n>]\n1143:///  <artifact>…` writes `<artifact>.release.json` beside each artifact.\n1144:// [impl->REQ-REL-2]\n1145:// [impl->REQ-REL-3]\n1146-1177:fn release_sign(args: &[String]) { … }\n1178:\n1179:/// Resolve the signing identity. Preference order:\n1180:/// 1. `SPT_RELEASE_SEED_CMD` — a command that prints the seed hex (the\n1181:///    password-manager CLI integration, e.g.\n1182:///    `op read \"op://Private/spt release primary/seed\"` or\n1183:///    `bw get notes spt-release-primary`): the seed never sits in shell\n1184:///    history or a long-lived env var.\n1185:/// 2. `SPT_RELEASE_SEED` — the seed hex pasted into the env directly.\n1186:// [impl->REQ-REL-3]\n1187-1215:fn signing_identity() -> spt_proto::identity::Identity { … }\n1216:\n1217:/// Sign each artifact, writing `<artifact>.release.json` beside it.\n1218:// [impl->REQ-REL-2]\n1219:fn sign_artifacts(\n1220:    identity: &spt_proto::identity::Identity,\n1221:    key_id: &str,\n1222:    version: u64,\n1223:    expires_days: u64,\n1224:    product_version: &str,\n1225:    artifacts: &[PathBuf],\n1226-1268:) -> Vec<PathBuf> { … }\n1269:\n1270:/// Map a release asset file name to its Rust target triple — the key the\n1271:/// update set + recipient platform selection use (`release::current_platform`).\n1272:/// Derived from the `SUPPORTED_PLATFORMS` registry (the single source), so a new\n1273:/// platform's asset auto-resolves once its row lands (MUSL-TIER W2).\n1274:// [impl->REQ-UPD-8] [impl->REQ-PLATFORM-REGISTRY]\n1275-1283:fn asset_target_triple(asset_name: &str) -> &'static str { … }\n1284:\n1285:/// Build, sign, verify, and write `update-set.json`: the signed multi-platform\n1286:/// [`spt_daemon::SignedUpdateSet`] covering every release artifact, keyed by\n1287:/// target triple. The signature covers all platform digests at once, so `spt\n1288:/// update fetch` stages a platform-safe set rather than a platform-blind single\n1289:/// (REQ-UPD-8). Returns the written path (uploaded as a release asset).\n1290:// One arg per signed-set input; a param struct would just rename the tuple\n1291:// (single caller, xtask-internal — the notif.rs render-fn precedent).\n1292:#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)]\n1293:// [impl->REQ-UPD-8]\n1294:fn build_signed_update_set(\n1295:    identity: &spt_proto::identity::Identity,\n1296:    key_id: &str,\n1297:    version: u64,\n1298:    expires_days: u64,\n1299:    product_version: &str,\n1300:    artifacts: &[PathBuf],\n1301:    docs_bundle: Option<&Path>,\n1302:    out_dir: &Path,\n1303-1398:) -> PathBuf { … }\n1399:\n1400:/// The whole maintainer half of a release in one local command (the manual\n1401:/// ceremony, automated — the seed still never leaves this machine):\n1402:///\n1403:/// `xtask release-publish --tag v0.1.0 --key-id rel-primary-2026 --version 1`\n1404:///\n1405:/// 1. download the CI draft's binaries + SHA256SUMS from spt-releases\n1406:/// 2. verify every binary against SHA256SUMS (never sign unverified bytes)\n1407:/// 3. sign each binary (seed via SPT_RELEASE_SEED_CMD / SPT_RELEASE_SEED)\n1408:/// 4. upload the *.release.json assets\n1409:/// 5. publish the draft\n1410:// [impl->REQ-REL-2]\n1411-1573:fn release_publish(args: &[String]) { … }\n1574:\n1575:/// The `spt update` dry path, runnable by hand: verify a SignedRelease\n1576:/// metadata file (and optionally its artifact bytes) against the **embedded**\n1577:/// two-key trust anchor — exactly the policy a deployed node applies to a\n1578:/// propagated release. The D7 acceptance verifier.\n1579:///\n1580:/// `xtask release-verify <signed.release.json> [artifact] [--current-version <u64>]`\n1581:// [impl->REQ-REL-2]\n1582-1635:fn release_verify(args: &[String]) { … }\n1636:\n1637:// ---------------------------------------------------------- debug rollout\n1638:\n1639:// [impl->REQ-UPD-6]\n1640-1654:fn debug_keygen(args: &[String]) { … }\n1655:\n1656:// [impl->REQ-UPD-6]\n1657-1697:fn debug_pin(args: &[String]) { … }\n1698:\n1699:/// PURE: the update-set metadata a debug rollout signs — split from the\n1700:/// build/sign/stage IO so the stamp plumbing is unit-testable. The arg layer\n1701:/// defaults `channel` to \"debug\"; `--channel` exists for lab rigs whose\n1702:/// recipient home pins another channel (the field-acceptance shape: a\n1703:/// stable-pinned rig home trusting a throwaway rig key by overlay).\n1704:/// `product_version` stays empty unless `--product-version` stamps the semver\n1705:/// a staged-basis floor comparison reads — the monotonic counter, never this\n1706:/// field, remains the only ordering authority.\n1707:// One arg per signed-set input (the build_signed_update_set precedent —\n1708:// xtask-internal, single caller).\n1709:#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)]\n1710:// [impl->REQ-UPD-6]\n1711:fn debug_rollout_meta(\n1712:    version: u64,\n1713:    channel: &str,\n1714:    product_version: &str,\n1715:    expires_days: u64,\n1716:    now: u64,\n1717:    key_id: &str,\n1718:    artifacts: std::collections::BTreeMap<String, spt_daemon::UpdateArtifactMetadata>,\n1719:    provenance: Option<spt_daemon::UpdateSetProvenance>,\n1720-1731:) -> spt_daemon::UpdateSetMetadata { … }\n1732:\n1733:#[cfg(test)]\n1734-1778:mod debug_rollout_meta_tests { … }\n1779:\n1780:// [impl->REQ-UPD-6]\n1781-1915:fn debug_rollout(args: &[String]) { … }\n1916:\n1917:/// `xtask debug-converge` (M8 decision 19, REQ-UPD-6,\n1918:/// docs/DEBUG-CONVERGE-PLAN.md): after a coordinator stages a debug rollout,\n1919:/// answer \"did every expected lab node converge on the target debug version,\n1920:/// and if not, why not?\" without hand-walking nodes. Watches via the\n1921:/// status-only update query (`spt_daemon::propagate::request_update_status`)\n1922:/// over the local daemon's broker until every expected node is `Applied`, or\n1923:/// prints the per-node timeout table. Maintainer tooling only — never the\n1924:/// public `spt` surface (ADR-0016).\n1925:///\n1926:/// Exit codes: `0` converged, `1` not converged (timeout/failure rows),\n1927:/// `2` usage — machine-distinguishable per the plan.\n1928:// [impl->REQ-UPD-6]\n1929-2074:fn debug_converge(args: &[String]) { … }\n2075:\n2076:/// Render the per-node convergence table (one row per expected node, the\n2077:/// DEBUG-CONVERGE-PLAN output shape). Pure for the unit test.\n2078:// [impl->REQ-UPD-6]\n2079:fn render_converge_table(\n2080:    states: &std::collections::BTreeMap<String, spt_daemon::propagate::ConvergeState>,\n2081-2106:) -> String { … }\n2107:\n2108-2113:fn debug_signing_identity() -> spt_proto::identity::Identity { … }\n2114:\n2115-2122:fn identity_from_seed_hex(seed_hex: &str) -> spt_proto::identity::Identity { … }\n2123:\n2124-2129:fn parse_target_path(raw: &str) -> (String, PathBuf) { … }\n2130:\n2131-2140:fn build_release_spt(root: &Path) -> PathBuf { … }\n2141:\n2142-2155:fn next_debug_version(path: &Path) -> u64 { … }\n2156:\n2157-2163:fn write_debug_version(path: &Path, version: u64) { … }\n2164:\n2165-2174:fn git_stdout(root: &Path, args: &[&str]) -> Option<String> { … }\n2175:\n2176-2181:fn build_host() -> Option<String> { … }\n2182:\n2183-2188:fn system_time_ms() -> u64 { … }\n2189:\n2190:#[cfg(test)]\n2191-2213:mod asset_map_tests { … }\n2214:\n2215:#[cfg(test)]\n2216-2259:mod converge_tests { … }\n2260:\n2261:#[cfg(test)]\n2262-2295:mod spt_bin_tests { … }\n2296:\n2297:#[cfg(test)]\n2298-2334:mod docs_token_gate_tests { … }\n2335:\n2336:#[cfg(test)]\n2337-2357:mod llms_link_tests { … }\n2358:\n2359:#[cfg(test)]\n2360-2412:mod heavy_class_tests { … }\n2413:\n2414:#[cfg(test)]\n2415-2489:mod phase_a_profile_tests { … }\n2490:\n2491:// ------------------------------------------------------- build-cache pool claim\n2492:\n2493:/// `xtask pool-claim --pool <dir> --label <lane> [--holder-pid <pid>] [--foreign-pool]`\n2494:///\n2495:/// The CLAIM half of the build-cache pool guard (releases#103). Enforcement is\n2496:/// a build script and is pure mechanism; the claim is the one part that is\n2497:/// discipline, and it is written HERE, at lane start, rather than by any build.\n2498:///\n2499:/// WHY A LANE AND NOT A BUILD. The harm this guards is INTERLEAVING — one\n2500:/// lane's artifacts invalidated by another between that lane's own steps — not\n2501:/// simultaneity, which cargo's own `.cargo-lock` already prevents. So the\n2502:/// holder must be a process that OUTLIVES a `cargo` invocation: the agent\n2503:/// session or gate rig that owns the lane. Defaulting to this process would\n2504:/// record an `xtask` that exits in milliseconds, and every later crossing would\n2505:/// read the lane as finished — the silent-guard shape this design refused. So\n2506:/// the default holder is this process's PARENT (the shell/session that ran the\n2507:/// claim), and `--holder-pid` names one explicitly.\n2508:///\n2509:/// The birth stamp rides the claim because a pid alone is unsound across a\n2510:/// reboot: a recycled pid would read as a live lane forever.\n2511-2619:fn pool_claim(args: &[String]) { … }\n2620:\n2621-2627:fn absolute_pool(cwd: &Path, pool: &Path) -> PathBuf { … }\n2628:\n2629:/// Resolve the worktree that actually contains the pool. The pool itself need\n2630:/// not exist yet, so probe from its nearest existing ancestor.\n2631-2634:fn pool_worktree(pool: &Path) -> Option<PathBuf> { … }\n2635:\n2636:fn claim_trees_match(cwd_tree: &Path, pool_tree: &Path) -> bool {\n2637:    same_path(cwd_tree, pool_tree)\n2638:}\n2639:\n2640:#[cfg(windows)]\n2641:fn same_path(a: &Path, b: &Path) -> bool {\n2642:    a.to_string_lossy().eq_ignore_ascii_case(&b.to_string_lossy())\n2643:}\n2644:\n2645:#[cfg(not(windows))]\n2646:fn same_path(a: &Path, b: &Path) -> bool {\n2647:    a == b\n2648:}\n2649:\n2650:#[cfg(test)]\n2651-2664:mod pool_claim_tests { … }\n2665:\n2666:/// One trimmed line of git output, or `None` if git could not answer.\n2667-2679:fn git_line(repo: &Path, args: &[&str]) -> Option<String> { … }\n2680:\n2681:/// `xtask pool-release --pool <dir>` — drop the lane claim, leaving the\n2682:/// ownership imprint. The pool stays THIS tree's (its artifacts are), but no\n2683:/// lane holds it, so the next tree to arrive is refused with the claim command\n2684:/// rather than blocked by a lane that has finished.\n2685-2699:fn pool_release(args: &[String]) { … }\n2700:\n2701:/// `--name value` out of a flat arg list.\n2702-2707:fn flag(args: &[String], name: &str) -> Option<String> { … }\n2708:\n2709:// -------------------------------------------------------- build-cache pool GC\n2710:\n2711:/// `xtask pool-sweep [--root <dir>] [--reap] [--include-owned]`\n2712:///\n2713:/// Leg 2 of releases#103. Cargo never GCs a target directory, and pools OUTLIVE\n2714:/// the lanes that made them: this box carried `gate-target-h1` at 17.5 GB with\n2715:/// zero links pointing at it — unreachable, unowned, and un-reclaimable by any\n2716:/// mechanism that existed. The stamp leg 1 writes is what supplies the missing\n2717:/// facts: WHOSE a pool is, and whether that lane is still alive.\n2718:///\n2719:/// DRY RUN BY DEFAULT. A sweep that deletes build artifacts is destructive and\n2720:/// its failure mode is silent — nobody notices a reclaimed warm cache until the\n2721:/// next build takes twenty minutes. So it reports, and acts only when told.\n2722:///\n2723:/// `--reap` acts on ORPHANED pools only: nobody owns them and nothing links to\n2724:/// them. `--include-owned` widens to pools whose owner tree still exists with no\n2725:/// live lane, which is somebody's warm cache and is never reclaimed by default.\n2726:/// A pool held by a LIVE lane is never touched by either.\n2727:// [impl->REQ-POOL-GC-ORPHAN-RECLAIM]\n2728-2837:fn pool_sweep(args: &[String]) { … }\n2838:\n2839:/// Size, in a unit that does not round a real quantity to nothing. A fixed GB\n2840:/// scale printed \"reclaimed 0.00 GB\" after genuinely deleting a pool, which\n2841:/// reads as \"nothing happened\" — the one thing a reclaim report must never say\n2842:/// when it acted.\n2843-2855:fn gib(bytes: u64) -> String { … }\n2856:\n2857:/// Walk `root` to a bounded depth, separating real directories from links.\n2858:///\n2859:/// Bounded because a pool lives at `<root>/target` or under `<root>/.worktrees/`,\n2860:/// and an unbounded walk of a workspace full of target trees costs minutes to\n2861:/// learn nothing. Links are COLLECTED rather than followed — following one is how\n2862:/// a sweep leaves its own root and starts classifying somebody else's disk.\n2863:fn collect_pools(\n2864:    dir: &Path,\n2865:    depth: usize,\n2866:    dirs: &mut Vec<PathBuf>,\n2867:    links: &mut Vec<(PathBuf, PathBuf)>,\n2868-2895:) { … }\n2896:\n2897:/// Path equality for the inbound sweep. Windows records a junction's target with\n2898:/// a `\\\\?\\` prefix and arbitrary case, so a raw string compare would report zero\n2899:/// inbound links for a pool half the box points at — and every one of those\n2900:/// pools would then classify as an ORPHAN and be offered for deletion. The\n2901:/// normalization is the difference between a GC and an incident.\n2902-2914:fn same_dir(a: &Path, b: &Path) -> bool { … }\n2915:\n2916-2936:fn dir_size(dir: &Path) -> u64 { … }\n2937:\n2938:// ------------------------------------------------- granular step benchmarking\n2939:\n2940:/// The gitignored ledger directory (releases#108). Never committed: a\n2941:/// hand-maintained ledger file in git is the #95 conflict-magnet class, touched\n2942:/// by every lane and fought over by every merge.\n2943-2947:fn ledger_dir(args: &[String]) -> PathBuf { … }\n2948:\n2949:/// The input key a step is identified by, defaulting to the commit under test.\n2950:/// Without it, duplicate detection cannot tell \"ran twice for nothing\" from\n2951:/// \"ran twice on different code\" — which is the entire redundancy half.\n2952-2961:fn default_key() -> String { … }\n2962:\n2963:/// `xtask bench-wrap --step <name> [--key <k>] [--ledger <dir>] -- <cmd> [args…]`\n2964:///\n2965:/// Times one step and appends a row. **Transparent by construction**: the\n2966:/// wrapped command's stdio is inherited untouched and its exit code is this\n2967:/// process's exit code, so wrapping a step can never change what that step does\n2968:/// or how a caller reads it. A measurement that alters the thing measured would\n2969:/// be worse than no measurement.\n2970:// [impl->REQ-BENCH-STEP-LEDGER]\n2971-3011:fn bench_wrap(args: &[String]) { … }\n3012:\n3013:/// `xtask bench-report [--ledger <dir>] [--top <n>] [--window-hours <h>]`\n3014:///\n3015:/// On demand, read at milestone close-out. No dashboard and no per-run gate:\n3016:/// this box's wall-clock moves with whatever else is building on it, so a\n3017:/// threshold would manufacture reds out of load.\n3018:// [impl->REQ-BENCH-STEP-LEDGER]\n3019-3034:fn bench_report(args: &[String]) { … }\n\n[…2335ln elided; re-read needed ranges, e.g. .worktrees/ws272-w3-drift/crates/xtask/src/main.rs:28-35,37-87]"}],"details":{"displayContent":{"text":"//! spt-core docs/site generation (M6-D5) — the anti-drift plumbing behind\n//! DOCS-STRATEGY's \"generation is part of the build\" commitment (REQ-DOCS-5):\n//!\n//! - `gen` — regenerate the checked-in generated docs (CLI reference).\n//! - `check` — drift gate: regenerate + diff the CLI reference, and\n//!   validate every page link in the curated llms.txt.\n//! - `docs-bundle <out.tar.gz>` — assemble the release docs bundle\n//!   (ADR-0036 §4): mdBook HTML + raw `.md` twins + llms exports + schema.\n//!   (The Pages `site` assembler retired with the public docs channel.)\n//!\n//! No deps; shells out to the workspace binary, mdbook, and cargo doc.\n//\n// [impl->REQ-DOCS-1]\n// [impl->REQ-DOCS-4]\n\nuse std::cmp::Reverse;\nuse std::path::{Path, PathBuf};\n\nmod bench;\nmod binedge;\nmod binnames;\nmod diskfloor;\nmod perjob;\nmod pickaudit;\nmod spacerun;\nuse std::process::Command;\n\nfn repo_root() -> PathBuf { … }\n\nfn main() { … }\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------- CLI ref\n\n/// Run the workspace `spt` binary with `args` + `--help`, normalized to the\n/// `spt` name (Windows prints `spt.exe`, which would make the generated\n/// reference platform-dependent).\nfn help_for(bin: &Path, args: &[&str]) -> String { … }\n\n/// Parse the command-list block(s) of a clap help text into subcommand\n/// names. Nested helps carry clap's flat `Commands:` heading; the root help\n/// renders two grouped blocks (`User commands:` / `Agent commands:`).\nfn subcommands(help: &str) -> Vec<String> { … }\n\n/// The generated CLI reference: every command + nested subcommand's help,\n/// verbatim. Help text is a first-class doc surface (DOCS-STRATEGY), so the\n/// reference IS the binary's own words — it cannot drift (REQ-DOCS-5).\n// [impl->REQ-DOCS-5]\nfn cli_reference(bin: &Path) -> String { … }\n\n/// The argv that renders help for one command path — with the `api`\n/// stand-in adapter injected where the path passes through `spt api` (clap\n/// requires `--adapter` even for subcommand help). ONE spelling for every\n/// depth: before the recursion this hardcode existed once per hand-written\n/// loop level, and a third level would have needed a third copy (IR-52).\nfn help_args(path: &[String]) -> Vec<String> { … }\n\n/// Emit `path`'s help at its depth-derived heading, then recurse into every\n/// subcommand the help lists — the FULL command tree (IR-52's durable\n/// remedy, SIGNET W1): any help below a fixed rendering depth was invisible\n/// to the docs-drift gate, so a deep help edit or regression shipped\n/// unpublished and ungated unless some REQ's unit happened to pin it. With\n/// the recursion, published depth == tree depth by construction, and the\n/// committed reference's deepest sections make a depth regression a drift\n/// red.\n// [impl->REQ-DOCS-5]\nfn push_command_tree(bin: &Path, out: &mut String, path: &[String]) { … }\n\n#[cfg(test)]\nmod cli_reference_tests { … }\n\n/// Resolve the `target/debug` dir cargo emits into, honoring `CARGO_TARGET_DIR`\n/// the same way cargo does: an absolute override is used as-is, a relative one\n/// resolves against `root` (the dir cargo is invoked in), and no override falls\n/// back to the default `<root>/target`. Then join `debug`.\n// [impl->REQ-XTASK-SPT-BIN-TARGET-DIR]\nfn target_debug_dir(root: &Path, cargo_target_dir: Option<&str>) -> PathBuf { … }\n\n/// Locate (building if needed) the workspace `spt` binary.\nfn spt_bin(root: &Path) -> PathBuf { … }\n\nfn gen(check: bool) { … }\n\n// ------------------------------------------------ public-help token gate\n\n/// Capture an internal-code token starting at `s[0]`: the run of\n/// `[A-Za-z0-9-]` plus `#` (so `REQ-MSG-5`, `ADR-0019`, `M8-W5`, and\n/// `releases#22` are returned whole).\nfn capture_code(s: &str) -> String { … }\n\n/// Internal tracker/decision codes that must never appear in generated public\n/// documentation. Pure: returns each `(line_number, token)` so the gate reports\n/// precisely. Classes: `REQ-<UPPER>`, `ADR-<digit>`, `F-<digit>`,\n/// `M<digit…>-W<digit…>`, and `releases#<digit>` — each only at a LEFT word\n/// boundary, so a plain word like `UTF-8` never trips the `F-` rule and `PERF-X`\n/// never trips anything.\n// [impl->REQ-DOCS-NO-INTERNAL-CODES]\nfn forbidden_codes_in(text: &str) -> Vec<(usize, String)> { … }\n\n/// Refuse interior space runs in operator-facing text (releases#74).\n///\n/// The scope is ruled rather than convenient: CLI help and CLI stdout/stderr,\n/// AND the daemon's operator diagnostics — which is one surface WIDER than the\n/// original brief's \"the xtask public-help gate\", because the five literals that\n/// re-opened this class lived in daemon diagnostics and the narrower home could\n/// never have seen them. Test assertion text stays out, by ruling, so the gate\n/// does not drown in messages read only by someone already reading a trace.\n///\n/// This asks its question of RENDERED bytes. A source-text scan would flag every\n/// correctly-continued literal in these crates, and a check with that\n/// false-positive rate is a check somebody turns off.\n// [impl->REQ-DOCS-NO-INTERIOR-SPACE-RUNS]\nfn check_operator_text_space_runs() { … }\n\n/// Refuse two workspace packages declaring a bin of the same name.\n///\n/// Enumerated through CARGO, never through `[[bin]]` stanzas: a stanza grep\n/// cannot see an autodiscovered `src/bin/*.rs` target and would certify an\n/// absence it is structurally unable to observe — which is exactly how a live\n/// bin got recorded as gone.\n// [impl->REQ-BUILD-UNIQUE-BIN-NAMES]\nfn check_unique_bin_names() { … }\n\n/// Fail the docs gate if any GENERATED public documentation carries an internal\n/// tracker/decision code. Regeneration alone keeps drift==0, but a faithfully\n/// regenerated leak still ships. This scan gives `xtask check` teeth over both\n/// public `--help` and the published adapter-manifest schema.\n// [impl->REQ-DOCS-NO-INTERNAL-CODES]\nfn scan_published_docs_for_internal_codes() { … }\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------- llms\n\n/// A lib module that stands up a REAL broker inside its `#[cfg(test)]` block is a\n/// heavy test wearing a light test's clothes: it is `kind(lib)`, so the\n/// integration-binary filters in `.config/nextest.toml` never see it and it runs in\n/// the full-parallel Phase-A pool, where it eventually starves and times out.\n///\n/// FLAKE-LEDGER: `attach_viewport_reconnects_across_a_broker_bounce` diagnosed exactly\n/// this in the `spt` binary, wrote the CLASS in\n/// its comment, and then shipped an ENUMERATION of four test names — so the same\n/// shape in `spt-daemon`'s lib went unclassified until it timed out twice\n/// (v0.32.0 and the v0.39.0 W5 gate, both `applyhost`, both 240s).\n///\n/// This check exists because that remedy depended on the next person remembering a\n/// rule, and the rule outlived the memory. It keys on the SHAPE — a `Broker::bind`\n/// after the `mod tests` marker — not on a list of names, so the module nobody has\n/// written yet is covered too.\nfn check_heavy_unit_classification() { … }\n\n/// The Windows CI leg runs Phase A under the `ci-windows` nextest profile (a bounded\n/// `test-threads`, because that runner shares its host with the live agent fleet). A\n/// custom nextest profile inherits scalar settings from `default` but NOT\n/// `profile.default.overrides` — so every override the PHASE-A pool relies on has to be\n/// mirrored into `ci-windows`, or Windows silently loses it.\n///\n/// \"Relies on\" is decided by SHAPE, not by a list: an override filtered on `kind(test)`\n/// selects integration-test BINARIES, which are exactly the <HEAVY> set Phase B runs and\n/// Phase A excludes by construction — those are exempt. Everything else is the\n/// FLAKE-LEDGER: `attach_viewport_reconnects_across_a_broker_bounce` class (real-broker\n/// units that are `kind(bin)`/`kind(lib)` and escape\n/// the by-binary filter), which runs IN Phase A and must stay serialized there.\n///\n/// This exists for the same reason `check_heavy_unit_classification` does, one layer out:\n/// the parity is a rule written in a comment, and that entry's second half is the standing proof\n/// that a rule written in a comment is a rule that gets dropped. Adding a fifth non-\n/// `kind(test)` override to `default` and forgetting `ci-windows` would re-create, on the\n/// Windows leg only, the precise un-serialization that timed out at 240s twice.\n// [impl->REQ-CI-WINDOWS-PHASE-A-BOUND]\nfn check_phase_a_profile_parity() { … }\n\n/// Override `filter =` lines that `profile.default` applies to the Phase-A pool and\n/// `profile.ci-windows` does not.\n///\n/// Compares the filter strings VERBATIM. A mirrored override that has been edited on one\n/// side reads as missing, which is the point — a drifted copy is the failure mode here,\n/// not just an absent one.\n// [impl->REQ-CI-WINDOWS-PHASE-A-BOUND]\nfn phase_a_overrides_missing_from_ci_windows(nextest: &str) -> Vec<String> { … }\n\n/// The `filter =` value of every override block introduced by `header`.\n// [impl->REQ-CI-WINDOWS-PHASE-A-BOUND]\nfn override_filters(nextest: &str, header: &str) -> Vec<String> { … }\n\n// ------------------------------------------------- load-bearing patch pins\n\n/// Crates whose `[patch.crates-io]` stanza is LOAD-BEARING: the patched source\n/// fixes a defect that the registry version still carries, so losing the patch\n/// silently reintroduces a shipped bug. Each entry names the crate and the\n/// reason a reader needs in order to judge whether the pin may be dropped.\n///\n/// Adding a row here is the whole opt-in: the check is generic over the list.\nconst LOAD_BEARING_PATCHES: &[(&str, &str)] = &[( … )];\n\n/// Assert every load-bearing `[patch.crates-io]` pin is BOTH still declared and\n/// still resolved to by `Cargo.lock`.\n///\n/// TWO failure modes, and they need two assertions rather than one (releases#125\n/// intake, IR-4): a routine `cargo update` or an iroh bump can re-resolve the\n/// lock back to the registry crate while the stanza sits there looking correct,\n/// and DELETING the stanza returns the lock to the same place with nothing left\n/// to disagree with. So the manifest is asked whether the pin exists at all, and\n/// only then is the lock asked whether it agrees with it.\n///\n/// The expected rev is READ FROM THE MANIFEST, never duplicated here: a third\n/// copy of the sha would be one more thing to forget to update, and a legitimate\n/// re-pin would then red on the wrong file. What is hardcoded is the CRATE plus\n/// the reason its patch is load-bearing — which is exactly the judgement a lock\n/// file cannot carry and a human needs when deciding to drop it.\n// [impl->REQ-CI-LOAD-BEARING-PATCH-PIN]\nfn check_load_bearing_patch_pins() { … }\n\n/// The `rev = \"…\"` a `[patch.crates-io]` entry pins `krate` to, if any.\n///\n/// Section-scoped: a `rev` in some other table (a `[dependencies]` git dep, say)\n/// is not a patch pin and must not answer for one.\n// [impl->REQ-CI-LOAD-BEARING-PATCH-PIN]\nfn patched_git_rev(cargo_toml: &str, krate: &str) -> Option<String> { … }\n\n/// The value of `key = \"value\"` INSIDE an inline table (`{ git = \"…\", rev = \"…\" }`).\n///\n/// The key must sit at a delimiter — start of string, `{`, `,`, or whitespace — so\n/// a `rev` appearing inside another field's VALUE (a git URL carrying `?rev=`, say)\n/// can never answer for the real field.\n// [impl->REQ-CI-LOAD-BEARING-PATCH-PIN]\nfn inline_field(table: &str, key: &str) -> Option<String> { … }\n\n/// The git rev `Cargo.lock` resolves `krate` to, or `None` when the lock\n/// resolves it from the registry (a `source` with no `git+…#rev`, or a vendored\n/// path dependency with no `source` at all).\n// [impl->REQ-CI-LOAD-BEARING-PATCH-PIN]\nfn lock_git_rev(lock: &str, krate: &str) -> Option<String> { … }\n\n/// The value of a `key = \"value\"` line, when `line` carries that key.\n// [impl->REQ-CI-LOAD-BEARING-PATCH-PIN]\nfn field_after(line: &str, key: &str) -> Option<String> { … }\n\n#[cfg(test)]\nmod patch_pin_tests { … }\n\n/// Does this source bind a REAL broker inside its `#[cfg(test)]` block?\n///\n/// Keyed on position, not on the mere presence of the call: `daemon.rs` binds a\n/// broker in PRODUCTION and has an ordinary test module, and calling that heavy\n/// would serialize units that never touch a broker.\n// [impl->REQ-HEAVY-UNIT-CLASSIFICATION]\nfn binds_real_broker_in_tests(src: &str) -> bool { … }\n\n/// Is `module` named by ANY heavy `filter =` line? Asks \"is it classified\", not\n/// \"is it classified the way I would have written it\".\n///\n/// TOKENISES rather than substring-matching. The first draft looked for the literal\n/// `<module>::tests` and therefore missed every module written inside an alternation\n/// group — `(applyhost|livehost|pump)::tests::` — which is the SAME list-keyed\n/// defect this whole check exists to catch, committed inside the check itself.\n/// Splitting on non-identifier characters sees the name however the filter spells\n/// the group around it.\n// [impl->REQ-HEAVY-UNIT-CLASSIFICATION]\nfn filter_classifies(nextest: &str, module: &str) -> bool { … }\n\n/// Every `.rs` file under `dir`, recursively.\nfn walk_rs_files(dir: &Path) -> Vec<PathBuf> { … }\n\n/// Every relative `.md`/`.json`/`.sh`/`.ps1` link in the curated llms.txt\n/// must resolve — agents cache links; a dead one is a contract break\n/// (DOCS-STRATEGY principle 9).\nfn check_llms_links() { … }\n/// Resolve one curated-index target against the artifact that actually produces\n/// it. Generated `llms-full.txt` is exercised through its generator; stored\n/// root assets must exist at their real source path.\n// [impl->REQ-DOCS-5]\nfn llms_target_exists(root: &Path, target: &str) -> bool { … }\n\n/// llms-full.txt: the CI-concatenated full export — every page in SUMMARY\n/// order, fenced with its site path so agents can cite anchors\n/// (generation-only, never hand-authored).\nfn llms_full(root: &Path) -> String { … }\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------- site\n\nfn run(cmd: &mut Command, what: &str) { … }\n\nfn copy_tree_md(from: &Path, to: &Path) { … }\n\n/// Assemble the release docs bundle (ADR-0036 §4): the BUILT mdbook HTML, the\n/// raw `.md` twins, `llms.txt` + `llms-full.txt`, and `manifest.schema.json`\n/// — the retired Pages site's agent-facing surface, platform-independent, as\n/// one `tar.gz`. Apply lands it at `$SPT_HOME/docs`; the node-local docs\n/// server (port 5474) serves it with the URL paths preserved verbatim. No\n/// install scripts (retired as a public surface) and no rustdoc (dev-only,\n/// stays in-repo).\n// [impl->REQ-DOCS-RELEASE-ASSET]\nfn docs_bundle(out: &Path) { … }\n\n// ------------------------------------------------------------ release (D6)\n\n/// The key ceremony's minting half (ADR-0015): generate one Ed25519 release\n/// keypair and print it to stdout — NOTHING is written to disk. The\n/// maintainer runs this twice (primary + recovery), stores both seeds\n/// off-machine (password manager + paper/QR, physically separate), embeds\n/// both PUBLIC keys in `BUILTIN_RELEASE_KEYS` (spt-daemon::release), and\n/// discards the terminal scrollback.\n// [impl->REQ-REL-3]\nfn release_keygen(args: &[String]) { … }\n\n/// The manual local signing step (ADR-0015 — no CI secrets): produce the\n/// exact `SignedRelease` JSON the self-updater consumes, one per platform\n/// artifact. The signing seed comes from the SPT_RELEASE_SEED env var\n/// (paste from the password manager into the shell session, never argv).\n///\n/// `xtask release-sign --key-id <id> --version <u64> [--expires-days <n>]\n///  <artifact>…` writes `<artifact>.release.json` beside each artifact.\n// [impl->REQ-REL-2]\n// [impl->REQ-REL-3]\nfn release_sign(args: &[String]) { … }\n\n/// Resolve the signing identity. Preference order:\n/// 1. `SPT_RELEASE_SEED_CMD` — a command that prints the seed hex (the\n///    password-manager CLI integration, e.g.\n///    `op read \"op://Private/spt release primary/seed\"` or\n///    `bw get notes spt-release-primary`): the seed never sits in shell\n///    history or a long-lived env var.\n/// 2. `SPT_RELEASE_SEED` — the seed hex pasted into the env directly.\n// [impl->REQ-REL-3]\nfn signing_identity() -> spt_proto::identity::Identity { … }\n\n/// Sign each artifact, writing `<artifact>.release.json` beside it.\n// [impl->REQ-REL-2]\nfn sign_artifacts(\n    identity: &spt_proto::identity::Identity,\n    key_id: &str,\n    version: u64,\n    expires_days: u64,\n    product_version: &str,\n    artifacts: &[PathBuf],\n) -> Vec<PathBuf> { … }\n\n/// Map a release asset file name to its Rust target triple — the key the\n/// update set + recipient platform selection use (`release::current_platform`).\n/// Derived from the `SUPPORTED_PLATFORMS` registry (the single source), so a new\n/// platform's asset auto-resolves once its row lands (MUSL-TIER W2).\n// [impl->REQ-UPD-8] [impl->REQ-PLATFORM-REGISTRY]\nfn asset_target_triple(asset_name: &str) -> &'static str { … }\n\n/// Build, sign, verify, and write `update-set.json`: the signed multi-platform\n/// [`spt_daemon::SignedUpdateSet`] covering every release artifact, keyed by\n/// target triple. The signature covers all platform digests at once, so `spt\n/// update fetch` stages a platform-safe set rather than a platform-blind single\n/// (REQ-UPD-8). Returns the written path (uploaded as a release asset).\n// One arg per signed-set input; a param struct would just rename the tuple\n// (single caller, xtask-internal — the notif.rs render-fn precedent).\n#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)]\n// [impl->REQ-UPD-8]\nfn build_signed_update_set(\n    identity: &spt_proto::identity::Identity,\n    key_id: &str,\n    version: u64,\n    expires_days: u64,\n    product_version: &str,\n    artifacts: &[PathBuf],\n    docs_bundle: Option<&Path>,\n    out_dir: &Path,\n) -> PathBuf { … }\n\n/// The whole maintainer half of a release in one local command (the manual\n/// ceremony, automated — the seed still never leaves this machine):\n///\n/// `xtask release-publish --tag v0.1.0 --key-id rel-primary-2026 --version 1`\n///\n/// 1. download the CI draft's binaries + SHA256SUMS from spt-releases\n/// 2. verify every binary against SHA256SUMS (never sign unverified bytes)\n/// 3. sign each binary (seed via SPT_RELEASE_SEED_CMD / SPT_RELEASE_SEED)\n/// 4. upload the *.release.json assets\n/// 5. publish the draft\n// [impl->REQ-REL-2]\nfn release_publish(args: &[String]) { … }\n\n/// The `spt update` dry path, runnable by hand: verify a SignedRelease\n/// metadata file (and optionally its artifact bytes) against the **embedded**\n/// two-key trust anchor — exactly the policy a deployed node applies to a\n/// propagated release. The D7 acceptance verifier.\n///\n/// `xtask release-verify <signed.release.json> [artifact] [--current-version <u64>]`\n// [impl->REQ-REL-2]\nfn release_verify(args: &[String]) { … }\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------- debug rollout\n\n// [impl->REQ-UPD-6]\nfn debug_keygen(args: &[String]) { … }\n\n// [impl->REQ-UPD-6]\nfn debug_pin(args: &[String]) { … }\n\n/// PURE: the update-set metadata a debug rollout signs — split from the\n/// build/sign/stage IO so the stamp plumbing is unit-testable. The arg layer\n/// defaults `channel` to \"debug\"; `--channel` exists for lab rigs whose\n/// recipient home pins another channel (the field-acceptance shape: a\n/// stable-pinned rig home trusting a throwaway rig key by overlay).\n/// `product_version` stays empty unless `--product-version` stamps the semver\n/// a staged-basis floor comparison reads — the monotonic counter, never this\n/// field, remains the only ordering authority.\n// One arg per signed-set input (the build_signed_update_set precedent —\n// xtask-internal, single caller).\n#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)]\n// [impl->REQ-UPD-6]\nfn debug_rollout_meta(\n    version: u64,\n    channel: &str,\n    product_version: &str,\n    expires_days: u64,\n    now: u64,\n    key_id: &str,\n    artifacts: std::collections::BTreeMap<String, spt_daemon::UpdateArtifactMetadata>,\n    provenance: Option<spt_daemon::UpdateSetProvenance>,\n) -> spt_daemon::UpdateSetMetadata { … }\n\n#[cfg(test)]\nmod debug_rollout_meta_tests { … }\n\n// [impl->REQ-UPD-6]\nfn debug_rollout(args: &[String]) { … }\n\n/// `xtask debug-converge` (M8 decision 19, REQ-UPD-6,\n/// docs/DEBUG-CONVERGE-PLAN.md): after a coordinator stages a debug rollout,\n/// answer \"did every expected lab node converge on the target debug version,\n/// and if not, why not?\" without hand-walking nodes. Watches via the\n/// status-only update query (`spt_daemon::propagate::request_update_status`)\n/// over the local daemon's broker until every expected node is `Applied`, or\n/// prints the per-node timeout table. Maintainer tooling only — never the\n/// public `spt` surface (ADR-0016).\n///\n/// Exit codes: `0` converged, `1` not converged (timeout/failure rows),\n/// `2` usage — machine-distinguishable per the plan.\n// [impl->REQ-UPD-6]\nfn debug_converge(args: &[String]) { … }\n\n/// Render the per-node convergence table (one row per expected node, the\n/// DEBUG-CONVERGE-PLAN output shape). 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Everything below was MEASURED at main `eb38b71a` on 2026-09-06;\n6:re-measure at your base sha before trusting a line number.\n7:\n8:## What exists today (the surface your cells extend)\n9:\n10:- `crates/xtask/src/main.rs` — `gen` writes ONE generated page, `docs-site/src/cli/reference.md`\n11:  (`gen()` @273); `check` regenerates + byte-diffs it and exits 1 with a named message\n12:  (@282-288). Then, in order: `scan_published_docs_for_internal_codes()` over a two-entry path\n13:  list (@454-457: `cli/reference.md`, `manifest.schema.json`), `check_llms_links()` (@973, every\n14:  `](target)` in `docs-site/llms.txt` must resolve via `llms_target_exists` @1000),\n15:  `llms_full()` (@1014) concatenates every page in `SUMMARY.md` order.\n16:- xtask already has 40 `#[test]` cells in `main.rs` (tempdir-rooted fixtures, e.g. @2345 for\n17:  `llms_target_exists`) — match that shape, no new harness.\n18:- `crates/spt-runtime/src/manifest.rs` @2452 — the manifest JSON-schema drift gate (checked-in\n19:  `manifest.schema.json` must equal the struct-derived schema). A new manifest key trips it\n20:  until the schema is regenerated and committed.\n21:- `CHANGELOG.md` is NOT on the docs site and is NOT drift-gated in any form. It carries\n22:  traceability tags as HTML comments (`<!-- [doc->REQ-IO-MSG-EDGES] -->` at line 17 today) and\n23:  `releases#N` references in section bodies.\n24:- MEASURED for #265: none of the 7 installed adapters on this box ships a docs directory\n25:  (`$SPT_HOME/adapters/_github/*` = `manifest.toml`, the exe, `strings/`, `state/`). The facet\n26:  therefore needs a manifest key; ruled `docs_dir` (todlando's build, JIT §W3 amended).\n27:\n28:## Rider A — REQ-DOCS-CHANGELOG-PAGE gains a `unit` stage (yours)\n29:\n30:Contract todlando builds to (hand him this signature verbatim; he implements, you test):\n31:\n32:```rust\n33:/// CHANGELOG.md -> docs-site/src/changelog.md. Pure: text in, text out.\n34:fn changelog_page(changelog_md: &str) -> String\n35:```\n36:\n37:Your cells (in `crates/xtask/src/main.rs` `#[cfg(test)]`, tagged `// [unit->REQ-DOCS-CHANGELOG-PAGE]`):\n38:\n39:1. **Tags stripped.** Input containing `<!-- [doc->REQ-X] -->` and `<!-- [impl->REQ-Y] -->`\n40:   produces output where `forbidden_codes_in(&out)` (the existing scanner @~300) is EMPTY.\n41:   This is the trap: the generated page MUST join the `scan_published_docs_for_internal_codes`\n42:   path list (assert that list contains `docs-site/src/changelog.md` — a const or a\n43:   function returning the list; if it is a literal array, ask todlando to lift it to a const so\n44:   the cell can read it), and CHANGELOG.md's own tags would fail that scan on the first run.\n45:2. **Bodies untouched.** Every non-comment line of the input appears byte-identical in the\n46:   output, in order (the page is a copy with comments removed and a generated-banner header,\n47:   the same \"> **Generated** … Do not edit by hand.\" shape as `cli_reference` @144-148).\n48:3. **Drift red/green (the mutation cell).** tempdir root with a `CHANGELOG.md` and a stale\n49:   `docs-site/src/changelog.md`: the check arm reports drift naming `changelog.md`; after the\n50:   gen arm writes it, the check arm passes. Refactor note for todlando: `gen(check: bool)` @273\n51:   reads `repo_root()` and builds the binary via `spt_bin` — the changelog half must be a\n52:   separate root-parameterised fn (`gen_changelog(root: &Path, check: bool) -> Result<(), String>`)\n53:   so your cell needs no cargo build. The CLI-reference half stays as it is.\n54:4. **Index membership.** `docs-site/src/SUMMARY.md` lists `changelog.md` AND `docs-site/llms.txt`\n55:   links it (so `check_llms_links` holds it and `llms_full` carries it). Cell: read both real\n56:   files from `repo_root()`, assert the entries exist — this is a repo-state cell, deliberately.\n57:\n58:Mutation proof at your gate (driver, not a cell): append a line to `CHANGELOG.md`, run\n59:`cargo run -p xtask -- check` → exit 1 with the changelog drift line in stderr; `-- gen`, then\n60:`check` → exit 0. Read the exit FILES. Then revert the CHANGELOG line.\n61:\n62:## Rider B — REQ-WEB-ADAPTER-DOCS-FACET, the drift-gate half (yours)\n63:\n64:todlando adds `docs_dir` to the manifest (adapter-relative, must stay inside the adapter dir,\n65:same refusal shape as `[strings]` pointers per `docs/MANIFEST.md` @342). Your cells:\n66:\n67:1. **Schema drift.** The existing gate @manifest.rs:2452 already trips; your addition is the\n68:   regenerated `manifest.schema.json` carrying `docs_dir` WITHOUT an internal code in its\n69:   description (the scan @452 reads that file). Cell: parse the checked-in schema, assert the\n70:   `docs_dir` property exists and `forbidden_codes_in(description)` is empty. Tag\n71:   `// [unit->REQ-WEB-ADAPTER-DOCS-FACET]`.\n72:2. **Escape refused at register.** `docs_dir = \"../x\"` and an absolute path fail manifest\n73:   validation with the one-line error (mirror the `[strings]` pointer refusal: the escape\n74:   test is `crates/spt-runtime/src/registry.rs` @190-196, its cell @~1394 — measured at\n75:   `eb38b71a`). Missing `docs_dir` is valid (no adapter ships docs today).\n76:3. **`--help` regen.** If the facet adds any CLI surface (todlando says; W3 plan is a URL\n77:   facet, likely no verb), `cli/reference.md` regen rides the existing gate — nothing for you\n78:   unless a verb appears.\n79:\n80:The router/404-with-facet-name/int cells over `/<node>/a/<adapter>/…` are todlando's (they\n81:need the W0 router); do not author them.\n82:\n83:## Sequencing + lane shape\n84:\n85:- Branch `test/ws272-w3-drift` under `.worktrees/ws272-w3-drift`, own pool, claim from inside.\n86:  Author cells 1/2/4 of Rider A and cells 1/2 of Rider B NOW against the signatures above;\n87:  they are RED until todlando's W3 branch exists. Do not open a PR red.\n88:- When `build/ws272-w3` carries `changelog_page` + `docs_dir`, rebase onto it, run your cells,\n89:  hand todlando the commit sha(s); they ride INSIDE the W3 PR (`Co-authored by: hertz` on your\n90:  commits; pick-audit at land keeps provenance). One gate run, not two.\n91:- treqs: W3 mints its REQ ids in todlando's lane (standing rule). Your tags reference ids\n92:  that do not exist on main yet — that is fine on your branch; `traceable-reqs check` runs\n93:  green only after the rebase. Do not mint them yourself (two minters, one toml = conflict).\n94:- IR-12 residual rides here too (JIT §Register riders) — bring the entry text with you and\n95:  say in the PR body which line discharges it."}],"details":{"totalLines":95,"displayContent":{"text":"# WEBSERVE (#272) W3 — drift-gate test riders (hertz)\n\nComposed by doyle 2026-09-06 ~16:20Z from `WEBSERVE-272-JIT.md` §W3, while todlando is in W0\nstep 3/4. Test-only lane per the dispatch split: hertz authors the cells, todlando builds the\ngenerator/facet they exercise. Everything below was MEASURED at main `eb38b71a` on 2026-09-06;\nre-measure at your base sha before trusting a line number.\n\n## What exists today (the surface your cells extend)\n\n- `crates/xtask/src/main.rs` — `gen` writes ONE generated page, `docs-site/src/cli/reference.md`\n  (`gen()` @273); `check` regenerates + byte-diffs it and exits 1 with a named message\n  (@282-288). Then, in order: `scan_published_docs_for_internal_codes()` over a two-entry path\n  list (@454-457: `cli/reference.md`, `manifest.schema.json`), `check_llms_links()` (@973, every\n  `](target)` in `docs-site/llms.txt` must resolve via `llms_target_exists` @1000),\n  `llms_full()` (@1014) concatenates every page in `SUMMARY.md` order.\n- xtask already has 40 `#[test]` cells in `main.rs` (tempdir-rooted fixtures, e.g. @2345 for\n  `llms_target_exists`) — match that shape, no new harness.\n- `crates/spt-runtime/src/manifest.rs` @2452 — the manifest JSON-schema drift gate (checked-in\n  `manifest.schema.json` must equal the struct-derived schema). A new manifest key trips it\n  until the schema is regenerated and committed.\n- `CHANGELOG.md` is NOT on the docs site and is NOT drift-gated in any form. It carries\n  traceability tags as HTML comments (`<!-- [doc->REQ-IO-MSG-EDGES] -->` at line 17 today) and\n  `releases#N` references in section bodies.\n- MEASURED for #265: none of the 7 installed adapters on this box ships a docs directory\n  (`$SPT_HOME/adapters/_github/*` = `manifest.toml`, the exe, `strings/`, `state/`). The facet\n  therefore needs a manifest key; ruled `docs_dir` (todlando's build, JIT §W3 amended).\n\n## Rider A — REQ-DOCS-CHANGELOG-PAGE gains a `unit` stage (yours)\n\nContract todlando builds to (hand him this signature verbatim; he implements, you test):\n\n```rust\n/// CHANGELOG.md -> docs-site/src/changelog.md. Pure: text in, text out.\nfn changelog_page(changelog_md: &str) -> String\n```\n\nYour cells (in `crates/xtask/src/main.rs` `#[cfg(test)]`, tagged `// [unit->REQ-DOCS-CHANGELOG-PAGE]`):\n\n1. **Tags stripped.** Input containing `<!-- [doc->REQ-X] -->` and `<!-- [impl->REQ-Y] -->`\n   produces output where `forbidden_codes_in(&out)` (the existing scanner @~300) is EMPTY.\n   This is the trap: the generated page MUST join the `scan_published_docs_for_internal_codes`\n   path list (assert that list contains `docs-site/src/changelog.md` — a const or a\n   function returning the list; if it is a literal array, ask todlando to lift it to a const so\n   the cell can read it), and CHANGELOG.md's own tags would fail that scan on the first run.\n2. **Bodies untouched.** Every non-comment line of the input appears byte-identical in the\n   output, in order (the page is a copy with comments removed and a generated-banner header,\n   the same \"> **Generated** … Do not edit by hand.\" shape as `cli_reference` @144-148).\n3. **Drift red/green (the mutation cell).** tempdir root with a `CHANGELOG.md` and a stale\n   `docs-site/src/changelog.md`: the check arm reports drift naming `changelog.md`; after the\n   gen arm writes it, the check arm passes. Refactor note for todlando: `gen(check: bool)` @273\n   reads `repo_root()` and builds the binary via `spt_bin` — the changelog half must be a\n   separate root-parameterised fn (`gen_changelog(root: &Path, check: bool) -> Result<(), String>`)\n   so your cell needs no cargo build. The CLI-reference half stays as it is.\n4. **Index membership.** `docs-site/src/SUMMARY.md` lists `changelog.md` AND `docs-site/llms.txt`\n   links it (so `check_llms_links` holds it and `llms_full` carries it). Cell: read both real\n   files from `repo_root()`, assert the entries exist — this is a repo-state cell, deliberately.\n\nMutation proof at your gate (driver, not a cell): append a line to `CHANGELOG.md`, run\n`cargo run -p xtask -- check` → exit 1 with the changelog drift line in stderr; `-- gen`, then\n`check` → exit 0. Read the exit FILES. Then revert the CHANGELOG line.\n\n## Rider B — REQ-WEB-ADAPTER-DOCS-FACET, the drift-gate half (yours)\n\ntodlando adds `docs_dir` to the manifest (adapter-relative, must stay inside the adapter dir,\nsame refusal shape as `[strings]` pointers per `docs/MANIFEST.md` @342). Your cells:\n\n1. **Schema drift.** The existing gate @manifest.rs:2452 already trips; your addition is the\n   regenerated `manifest.schema.json` carrying `docs_dir` WITHOUT an internal code in its\n   description (the scan @452 reads that file). Cell: parse the checked-in schema, assert the\n   `docs_dir` property exists and `forbidden_codes_in(description)` is empty. Tag\n   `// [unit->REQ-WEB-ADAPTER-DOCS-FACET]`.\n2. **Escape refused at register.** `docs_dir = \"../x\"` and an absolute path fail manifest\n   validation with the one-line error (mirror the `[strings]` pointer refusal: the escape\n   test is `crates/spt-runtime/src/registry.rs` @190-196, its cell @~1394 — measured at\n   `eb38b71a`). Missing `docs_dir` is valid (no adapter ships docs today).\n3. **`--help` regen.** If the facet adds any CLI surface (todlando says; W3 plan is a URL\n   facet, likely no verb), `cli/reference.md` regen rides the existing gate — nothing for you\n   unless a verb appears.\n\nThe router/404-with-facet-name/int cells over `/<node>/a/<adapter>/…` are todlando's (they\nneed the W0 router); do not author them.\n\n## Sequencing + lane shape\n\n- Branch `test/ws272-w3-drift` under `.worktrees/ws272-w3-drift`, own pool, claim from inside.\n  Author cells 1/2/4 of Rider A and cells 1/2 of Rider B NOW against the signatures above;\n  they are RED until todlando's W3 branch exists. Do not open a PR red.\n- When `build/ws272-w3` carries `changelog_page` + `docs_dir`, rebase onto it, run your cells,\n  hand todlando the commit sha(s); they ride INSIDE the W3 PR (`Co-authored by: hertz` on your\n  commits; pick-audit at land keeps provenance). 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Bytes are UTF-8.\\n\\\n2328:                    Take control and drive. Use on an endpoint another node controls.\\n\\\n2329:                    Prove the extractor against a real log sample; no silent empty.\\n\\\n2330:                    Self-contained, world-readable output.\\n\";\n2331:        let hits = forbidden_codes_in(text);\n2332:        assert!(hits.is_empty(), \"clean help must pass, got: {hits:?}\");\n2333:    }\n2334:}\n2335:\n2336:#[cfg(test)]\n2337:mod llms_link_tests {\n2338:    use super::llms_target_exists;\n2339:\n2340:    // [unit->REQ-DOCS-5]\n2341:    #[test]\n2342:    fn stored_root_assets_must_really_exist() {\n2343:        let root = tempfile::tempdir().expect(\"temp root\");\n2344:        assert!(\n2345:            !llms_target_exists(root.path(), \"manifest.schema.json\"),\n2346:            \"a missing checked-in schema must red the curated-link gate\"\n2347:        );\n2348:        let schema = root.path().join(\"crates/spt-runtime/manifest.schema.json\");\n2349:        std::fs::create_dir_all(schema.parent().unwrap()).unwrap();\n2350:        std::fs::write(&schema, \"{}\").unwrap();\n2351:        assert!(llms_target_exists(root.path(), \"manifest.schema.json\"));\n2352:\n2353:        assert!(!llms_target_exists(root.path(), \"install.sh\"));\n2354:        std::fs::write(root.path().join(\"install.sh\"), \"#!/bin/sh\").unwrap();\n2355:        assert!(llms_target_exists(root.path(), \"install.sh\"));\n2356:    }\n2357:}"}],"details":{"displayContent":{"text":"// [impl->REQ-DOCS-5]\nfn cli_reference(bin: &Path) -> String {\n    let mut out = String::from(\n        \"# CLI reference\\n\\n\\\n         > **Generated** from the `spt` binary's own `--help` output \\\n         (`cargo run -p xtask -- gen`) and drift-gated in CI — this page \\\n         cannot disagree with the binary. 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Clean-room rebuild of `claude_skill_owl`.\n4:\n5:**Orientation — read before working:** `PRD.md` (requirements), `ROADMAP.md` (build path), `CONTEXT.md` (glossary/model, authoritative for meaning), `docs/adr/` (decisions), `docs/KNOWN-HAZARDS.md` (invariants we must not re-break), `docs/{STORAGE,MANIFEST,CONTEXT-MEMORY,DOCS-STRATEGY,TRACEABILITY}.md`.\n6:\n7:For maintainer/debug update work, also read `docs/DEBUG-ROLLOUT.md` before touching the update-set or rollout path.\n8:\n9:For work needing Linux tests and proof, this machine is authorized to ssh into a Linux box: `reavus@kitsubito`\n10:\n11:IMPORTANT: All agents you work alongside run on spt-core itself — the legacy-SPT (`$OWL`/`$LIVE`) era ended with the 2026-07 fleet migration; those commands are gone. Reach other agents with `spt send` (or the `/sptc:send` skill); keep message bodies short, and send long bodies from a file rather than inline. Everything else can be learned from the corresponding `/sptc:` skill doc.\n12:\n13:## Requirement traceability (binding)\n14:\n15:This project uses `traceable-reqs` (`traceable-reqs.toml` = the authoritative `REQ-*` registry). The full contract is `docs/TRACEABILITY.md`. The rules you must follow:\n16:\n17:1. **Tag evidence in the same change.** When you write a function/test/doc-section that satisfies a requirement stage, add its tag in that same commit:\n18:   `// [impl->REQ-FOO]` · `// [unit->REQ-FOO]` · `<!-- [doc->REQ-FOO] -->`\n19:   Stages: `doc` / `impl` / `unit` / `int`. Tag *on or immediately above* the real evidence — never at file tops to satisfy coverage.\n20:2. **Run `traceable-reqs check` before declaring work done.** Exit-1 means missing/invalid evidence — fix it, don't ship it.\n21:3. **New requirement → add it to `traceable-reqs.toml` first** (with a `REQ-*` id), then satisfy it. No untracked work; no untagged evidence.\n22:4. **KNOWN-HAZARDS are `REQ-HAZARD-*` requirements** — each needs a test before it's \"covered.\" Treat the hazard list as a conformance checklist you must satisfy, not advice.\n23:5. **Activate, don't pre-fail.** Requirements you aren't yet working stay `required_stages = []`. Activate (set real stages) only when starting the milestone that delivers them.\n24:\n25:## Issue tracking (unique case)\n26:\n27:Codebase issues are maintained on **`BigscreenVR/spt-bs-releases`** — the less-private *releases* repo — NOT on `spt-bs-core` where the code lives. This is a deliberate exception (operator-ruled 2026-07-27): file, triage, and reference issues against `spt-bs-releases`.\n28:\n29:Requests and milestones are tracked through the **alchemy shell** (`alchemy-0`, the Requests shell bound to `spt-bs-releases`) on top of those GitHub issues. The label taxonomy is the workflow: `state:` BACKLOG → EVAL → GREENLIT → WIP → ACCEPTANCE → DONE (plus CUT / SHELVED), `type:` BUGFIX / ADDITION / CHANGE, `flag: NEEDS-OPERATOR`, and per-node `kind: SPT-TRACKING` pins (marked DO NOT DELETE — leave them alone).\n30:\n31:## Other conventions\n32:\n33:- Match surrounding code style; copy-verbatim the sister project's stable wire/schema formats (ADR-0001), clean-room everything else.\n34:- Honor every `docs/KNOWN-HAZARDS.md` invariant — these are real bugs already paid for once.\n35:- Docs are dual-audience (human + AI dev-agent) per `docs/DOCS-STRATEGY.md`; doc generation is CI-gated against drift.\n36:- Commit messages end with the project's co-author trailer, exact spelling `Co-authored by: <your live agent name>` (e.g. `Co-authored by: todlando`) — NOT git's hyphenated `Co-Authored-By:`; CI's runner-informant parses only the space spelling for attribution.\n37:  - **Audit this trailer with `git log --grep` or a raw body read, NEVER `%(trailers:)`** (nor `interpret-trailers --parse`): git's trailer tokenizer requires a whitespace-free token, so the space spelling is structurally invisible to it and every trailer query returns a confident EMPTY on every commit — a clean zero that reads as total attribution loss. Measured 2026-07-30 (main @`8f3e10b`, Signed-off-by and hyphenated-key controls both parse); re-derived at full cost 2026-08-03 by one of its own original measurers, which is why this sentence lives here at the mandate rather than in a document you must decide to open.\n38:- **Worktrees (binding, operator-ruled 2026-07-05):** every `git worktree` (gate rigs, agent scratch, anything) goes under `.worktrees/` in THIS project's root (`.gitignore`d) — e.g. `git worktree add --detach .worktrees/gate-<sha> <sha>`. NEVER create worktrees as siblings of the project dir; stray sibling folders accumulate orphan-pinned skeletons and pollute `~/Documents/projects`. Remove yours when done (`git worktree remove` + prune; retry later if a handle pins it).\n39:<!-- [doc->REQ-POOL-FOREIGN-TREE-REFUSED] -->\n40:- **Build-cache pools (binding, releases#103):** a cargo `target/` directory belongs to ONE source tree. Two trees building into one pool overwrite each other's artifacts and fabricate reds that belong to neither — the v0.51.0 W1/H1 `E0308` that vanished on re-run. **The rule is about the RELATIONSHIP, not the path:** a junction and a `CARGO_TARGET_DIR` env var reach the same hazard, and the env var leaves no directory entry to notice afterwards, so \"is this dir under `.worktrees/`\" never was the question. A build script enforces it (`crates/spt-store/build.rs`) and refuses with `SPT_POOL_FOREIGN`. **Sharing a pool SEQUENTIALLY is fine and expected** — a finished lane is taken over loudly, not refused; only a LIVE lane blocks you. Claim a pool at lane start …\n41:- **Target-tree teardown (releases#103, same lane):** never delete a `target/` you have not classified. Check OUTBOUND first (`Get-Item -Force`: a junction is deleted as a link, a real dir as a tree), then sweep INBOUND for reparse points aimed at it before removing a real one, and measure size and free space before and after so the reclaim is a number rather than a claim. Reap the target SUBTREE, never a session or worktree directory around it. Do not point `CARGO_TARGET_DIR` into a scratchpad (v0.50.0 incident) or at another checkout's target (H1 incident).\n42:- **CI / merge strategy:** golden CI (ADR-0050, ruled 2026-07-27) — milestone-batch golden runs, thin-lane PRs, ff-only main (tested sha == merged sha). Piloting from the next milestone; read the ADR before shaping a PR lane.\n43:\n44:If you finish a significant body of work without need for user intervention, or if your context gets too high, you can clear your own context and keep moving:\n45:1. Create a JIT plan for the next immediate body of work, if it isn't already planned\n46:2. 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Clean-room rebuild of `claude_skill_owl`.\r\n\r\n**Orientation — read before working:** `PRD.md` (requirements), `ROADMAP.md` (build path), `CONTEXT.md` (glossary/model, authoritative for meaning), `docs/adr/` (decisions), `docs/KNOWN-HAZARDS.md` (invariants we must not re-break), `docs/{STORAGE,MANIFEST,CONTEXT-MEMORY,DOCS-STRATEGY,TRACEABILITY}.md`.\r\n\r\nFor maintainer/debug update work, also read `docs/DEBUG-ROLLOUT.md` before touching the update-set or rollout path.\r\n\r\nFor work needing Linux tests and proof, this machine is authorized to ssh into a Linux box: `reavus@kitsubito`\r\n\r\nIMPORTANT: All agents you work alongside run on spt-core itself — the legacy-SPT (`$OWL`/`$LIVE`) era ended with the 2026-07 fleet migration; those commands are gone. Reach other agents with `spt send` (or the `/sptc:send` skill); keep message bodies short, and send long bodies from a file rather than inline. Everything else can be learned from the corresponding `/sptc:` skill doc.\r\n\r\n## Requirement traceability (binding)\r\n\r\nThis project uses `traceable-reqs` (`traceable-reqs.toml` = the authoritative `REQ-*` registry). The full contract is `docs/TRACEABILITY.md`. The rules you must follow:\r\n\r\n1. **Tag evidence in the same change.** When you write a function/test/doc-section that satisfies a requirement stage, add its tag in that same commit:\r\n   `// [impl->REQ-FOO]` · `// [unit->REQ-FOO]` · `<!-- [doc->REQ-FOO] -->`\r\n   Stages: `doc` / `impl` / `unit` / `int`. Tag *on or immediately above* the real evidence — never at file tops to satisfy coverage.\r\n2. **Run `traceable-reqs check` before declaring work done.** Exit-1 means missing/invalid evidence — fix it, don't ship it.\r\n3. **New requirement → add it to `traceable-reqs.toml` first** (with a `REQ-*` id), then satisfy it. No untracked work; no untagged evidence.\r\n4. **KNOWN-HAZARDS are `REQ-HAZARD-*` requirements** — each needs a test before it's \"covered.\" Treat the hazard list as a conformance checklist you must satisfy, not advice.\r\n5. **Activate, don't pre-fail.** Requirements you aren't yet working stay `required_stages = []`. Activate (set real stages) only when starting the milestone that delivers them.\r\n\r\n## Issue tracking (unique case)\r\n\r\nCodebase issues are maintained on **`BigscreenVR/spt-bs-releases`** — the less-private *releases* repo — NOT on `spt-bs-core` where the code lives. This is a deliberate exception (operator-ruled 2026-07-27): file, triage, and reference issues against `spt-bs-releases`.\r\n\r\nRequests and milestones are tracked through the **alchemy shell** (`alchemy-0`, the Requests shell bound to `spt-bs-releases`) on top of those GitHub issues. The label taxonomy is the workflow: `state:` BACKLOG → EVAL → GREENLIT → WIP → ACCEPTANCE → DONE (plus CUT / SHELVED), `type:` BUGFIX / ADDITION / CHANGE, `flag: NEEDS-OPERATOR`, and per-node `kind: SPT-TRACKING` pins (marked DO NOT DELETE — leave them alone).\r\n\r\n## Other conventions\r\n\r\n- Match surrounding code style; copy-verbatim the sister project's stable wire/schema formats (ADR-0001), clean-room everything else.\r\n- Honor every `docs/KNOWN-HAZARDS.md` invariant — these are real bugs already paid for once.\r\n- Docs are dual-audience (human + AI dev-agent) per `docs/DOCS-STRATEGY.md`; doc generation is CI-gated against drift.\r\n- Commit messages end with the project's co-author trailer, exact spelling `Co-authored by: <your live agent name>` (e.g. `Co-authored by: todlando`) — NOT git's hyphenated `Co-Authored-By:`; CI's runner-informant parses only the space spelling for attribution.\r\n  - **Audit this trailer with `git log --grep` or a raw body read, NEVER `%(trailers:)`** (nor `interpret-trailers --parse`): git's trailer tokenizer requires a whitespace-free token, so the space spelling is structurally invisible to it and every trailer query returns a confident EMPTY on every commit — a clean zero that reads as total attribution loss. Measured 2026-07-30 (main @`8f3e10b`, Signed-off-by and hyphenated-key controls both parse); re-derived at full cost 2026-08-03 by one of its own original measurers, which is why this sentence lives here at the mandate rather than in a document you must decide to open.\r\n- **Worktrees (binding, operator-ruled 2026-07-05):** every `git worktree` (gate rigs, agent scratch, anything) goes under `.worktrees/` in THIS project's root (`.gitignore`d) — e.g. `git worktree add --detach .worktrees/gate-<sha> <sha>`. NEVER create worktrees as siblings of the project dir; stray sibling folders accumulate orphan-pinned skeletons and pollute `~/Documents/projects`. Remove yours when done (`git worktree remove` + prune; retry later if a handle pins it).\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-POOL-FOREIGN-TREE-REFUSED] -->\r\n- **Build-cache pools (binding, releases#103):** a cargo `target/` directory belongs to ONE source tree. Two trees building into one pool overwrite each other's artifacts and fabricate reds that belong to neither — the v0.51.0 W1/H1 `E0308` that vanished on re-run. **The rule is about the RELATIONSHIP, not the path:** a junction and a `CARGO_TARGET_DIR` env var reach the same hazard, and the env var leaves no directory entry to notice afterwards, so \"is this dir under `.worktrees/`\" never was the question. A build script enforces it (`crates/spt-store/build.rs`) and refuses with `SPT_POOL_FOREIGN`. **Sharing a pool SEQUENTIALLY is fine and expected** — a finished lane is taken over loudly, not refused; only a LIVE lane blocks you. Claim a pool at lane start …\n- **Target-tree teardown (releases#103, same lane):** never delete a `target/` you have not classified. 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Provides inter-agent messaging, live-agent lifecycle, terminal wrapping, self-update, and networking primitives — as both a Rust library workspace and a canonical reference binary. Designed so any agent runtime (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, headless, future harnesses) can interface with the SPT ecosystem either by shelling out to the binary or by linking the crates directly.\n8:\n9:Successor to `claude_skill_owl` (today's \"modern SPT\"), which is being rebuilt as `spt-core` to untether the system from Claude Code and lift it to a general-purpose agent-ecosystem core.\n10:\n11:## Language\n12:\n13:**spt-core**:\n14:The system. Canonical name. The Rust workspace and the umbrella project.\n15:\n16:**spt.exe / spt** (canonical binary):\n17:The reference binary built from the workspace. Replaces today's `owl.exe`. 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(2) **Pi-class node** — Raspberry-Pi-class low-power hardware hosting a Shell-only or headless SPT node; an incidental hardware descriptor, never an explicit product example. Public-facing docs must disambiguate or avoid the bare word.\n27:_Avoid_: bare \"Pi node\" when the harness is meant.\n28:\n29:**spt-daemon** (per-machine supervisor):\n30:The single always-on, one-per-machine logical supervisor. Owns the PTYs for all hosted sessions, the node's network identity + WAN endpoint, the subnet registry, all spools, **all poll-listener logic, and all Psyche/pulse loops** — everything is consolidated here (no separate poll-listener or Psyche-wrapper processes; listeners already touch sessions directly under capsule/idle, and Psyche wrappers already invoke harness binaries directly, so they belong in the one supervisor). Collapses what the sister project planned as a separate `spt-node` daemon into one process — see Networking. 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What `spt node` names is the *CLI verb* an operator types to run, stop, or read the state of that one supervisor on their machine (releases#112) — a vocabulary choice on the command surface, with no second process behind it. `spt daemon` remains a full alias of that verb, subcommand for subcommand, and is documented as deprecated rather than removed: installed OS service units and scheduled-task rungs already carry `spt daemon run`, and renaming a verb does not rewrite art…\n34:\n35:Internally the logical daemon is split into two implementation layers for seamless self-update (see Self-update):\n36:- **broker** (stable \"kernel\") — holds *only* the un-transferable, must-not-die resources: PTY master fds, the spawned harness child processes, and listening network sockets. Minimal, dumb, versioned local IPC. Almost never updates.\n37:- **daemon brain** (\"userspace\") — all logic (routing, registry, pulse/psyche loops, manifest parsing, update orchestration). Restarts freely on update; rehydrates from disk state and re-attaches to the broker's held handles.\n38:\n39:Logical addressing is unchanged — still one per-machine `spt-daemon`; the broker is an internal layer, not separately addressable. There is exactly **one broker per machine** (per `SPT_HOME`) — *not* one per endpoint: a single broker holds every hosted endpoint's resources, and it is present whenever the daemon runs, even with zero endpoints online (the bare-daemon case). It is therefore the always-present per-machine layer, which is why the single-daemon lock + liveness anchor belong to it.\n40:\n41:**in-session relay**:\n42:A thin, stateless `spt.exe` task that exists only in **harness-hosted** sessions (where the agent harness is the parent process and spt cannot reach into its process tree — today's Monitor model). It streams the daemon brain's events into the session's stdout. All *stateful* listener logic lives in the daemon; the relay is a dumb pipe, freely killable and respawnable. **spt-hosted** sessions need no separate harness-owned relay — the daemon owns the PTY and consumes the same poll feed itself. Idle delivery into an spt-hosted PTY goes through an opt-in adapter **translation binary** (`[message-idle-translation-binary]`, ADR-0022): a pure stdin→stdout filter spt-core lifecycle-manages — it reads the `<EVENT>` feed on stdin, emits keystroke-commands (`{key}`/`{…\n43:\n44:### Deliverable shape\n45:\n46:spt-core ships **both** a library workspace and a canonical binary:\n47:\n48:- **Library crates** — the deeper integration path. Used by future first-party services that link Rust directly.\n49:- **`spt.exe` / `spt`** — the canonical binary, built from the workspace. The primary integration path for harness plugins and external tooling, which mostly fire it as a subprocess at various surfaces (one-shot commands, poll listeners under a Monitor-tool-equivalent, hook tap-ins).\n50:\n51:Both surfaces are first-class. Wire-protocol parity between them is a versioning concern from day one (a non-Rust client speaking to `spt.exe` and a Rust client linking the crates must see the same observable behavior).\n52:\n53:## Runtime model\n54:\n55:spt-core is harness-independent: it does not know about Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or any other agent runtime. All harness-specific surfaces (how to invoke an agent session, fetch conversation history for an echo commune, detect activity/idleness, etc.) are abstracted behind a runtime layer that consumers supply.\n56:\n57:**AgentRuntime** (Rust trait, implementation detail):\n58:The internal Rust abstraction over a harness. Anything spt-core needs to do *to* or *with* an agent goes through this trait. Most consumers never see it directly — they configure spt-core via a manifest, and spt-core's default `ManifestRuntime` implementation executes against the manifest.\n59:\n60:**harness contract** (umbrella term):\n61:The full surface a harness binds to in order to participate in the spt-core ecosystem. Has two equally-important halves: the **runtime manifest** (outbound — how spt-core drives the harness) and the **subcommand surface** (inbound — how the harness reports events back to spt-core). A harness implementation is one TOML/YAML manifest + a binding from the harness's own hook system into `spt.exe <subcommand>` calls.\n62:\n63:**runtime manifest** (outbound half of the harness contract):\n64:A declarative configuration file (TOML/YAML — schema TBD) that tells spt-core how to drive a specific harness. Declares: how to invoke an agent session, how to look up conversation history for an echo commune, how to spawn/resume a Psyche-equivalent, which binary or command implements each harness-side operation, and which endpoint types this harness supports. spt-core is the actor for each of these; the manifest tells it what to do.\n65:\n66:Example shape (illustrative): `spt.exe --manifest spt-plugin.toml live start <id>`. A harness like the planned spt plugin wraps this invocation into the `$LIVE` / `$OWL` environment variables it injects into its sessions, so harness-internal callers continue to invoke `$LIVE` / `$OWL` unchanged.\n67:\n68:**subcommand surface** (inbound half of the harness contract):\n69:The stable set of `spt.exe <subcommand>` entry points that harnesses bind their own hook systems to. When the harness's runtime emits an event (subagent started, tool just invoked, user typed `/clear`, session crashed), the harness's hook fires a short-lived `spt.exe <subcommand>` invocation that mutates on-disk SPT state (perch registry, spool, etc.). spt-core publishes this surface; harnesses author the bindings.\n70:\n71:**Naming convention:** these inbound, machinery-facing commands are prefixed **`api `/`api-`** (e.g. `spt api bind`, `spt api state`) to distinguish them from the agent-facing verbs an agent invokes directly (`send`, `ring`, `ready`, …). The `api` namespace is the harness/adapter commands-API; the unprefixed namespace is the agent surface.\n72:\n73:Together: manifest + subcommand surface = the complete harness API. A sidecar-style long-running adapter process speaking a wire protocol is explicitly **deferred** as a possible v2 alternative for harnesses that outgrow the manifest+hooks shape (e.g. need streaming or in-memory state across events). Not built day-one.\n74:\n75:**adapter manifest header** (`adapter_name` + version compat):\n76:Every manifest declares a unified **`adapter_name`** (e.g. `claude-spt`), carried on every `api` invocation too. It is load-bearing: one daemon hosts endpoints from multiple adapters, so it resolves an endpoint's manifest + seams by `adapter_name`; adapter-update ripples target by it; capability/manifest lookup and telemetry key on it. The header also declares the adapter's own version and a **`min_spt_core_version`** — the minimum spt-core the adapter requires. This declaration must be **readable before an adapter update is applied** (it lives in the manifest header / a small metadata file fetched first), so spt-core can verify compatibility / expected supported features *before* committing the update. If spt-core is below the adapter's `min_spt_core_versio…\n77:\n78:<!-- [doc->REQ-MANIFEST-2] -->\n79:**adapter profile** (ratified 2026-06-11, Gateway grill; future spt-core milestone — first beneficiaries `spt-claude-code` and the usbip shell):\n80:A named **sparse overlay** on its parent adapter manifest. Merge semantics are **leaf-replace**: a profile key replaces the whole value at that path (arrays included — never spliced or appended). The merged result is a complete manifest, and the profile behaves as a distinct adapter option everywhere: canonical addressing is the composite **`<adapter>:<profile>`** (`claude-spt:work`, `spt-usbip-driver:hid-only`) in every place a bare `adapter_name` rides today (perch `info.json`, capability resolution, `api` invocations, `spt adapter list`); the bare name = the parent unmodified. **Two sources, one semantics:** a **shipped profile** is declared inside the parent manifest by the adapter dev and updates as one unit with it; a **local profile** is a node-local …\n81:_Avoid_: \"manifest fork\", \"child adapter\", per-profile versioning.\n82:\n83:**adapter strings** (ratified 2026-06-11, Gateway grill):\n84:<!-- [doc->REQ-MANIFEST-3] -->\n85:A `[strings]` manifest section — an adapter-authored JSON/TOML KV tree, dot-path-readable by anything on the node via `spt adapter get-string <adapter-option> <key.path>` (e.g. a harness hook fetching per-profile `additionalContext` — one hook script serves every profile, only the data differs). Resolution rides the **same leaf-replace profile overlay** as the rest of the manifest: a shipped or local profile may override base strings; `get-string` returns the merged view for the named adapter option. **Strings are data only** — nothing in spt-core ever executes a string (command templates live in manifest sections behind registration, never in the KV). Node-local like the registration itself; no cross-node sync. `set-string` is sugar that edits a **local** p…\n86:<!-- [doc->REQ-MANIFEST-5] -->\n87:**File-backed strings** (M12-W3): a `[strings]` value MAY be a **file pointer** instead of an inline literal — a value-position table with **exactly one** key `file`: `skill = { file = \"skill.md\" }`. `get-string` resolves it to the file's **contents** (so large bodies — skill-instructions, hint text — stay out of the manifest). The exactly-one-key rule is the disambiguation: any other table shape stays an opaque nested strings tree (existing trees untouched), and `{ file = … }` is reserved as the pointer form (it can't double as inline data). Files live in the adapter's per-adapter aux dir **`adapters/<adapter>/strings/`** (sibling of `profiles/`), referenced by a path relative to it that **must stay inside that dir** (HAZARD-class containment: `..` traversa…\n88:_Avoid_: treating strings as config knobs for spt-core itself (those are global settings); \"adapter KV store\" as a separate registry; putting user files in the adapter-shipped `strings/` dir (clobbered by updates — use a local profile).\n89:\n90:**manifest substitution in `[strings]`** (ratified 2026-06-25, v0.16.0 update-arc grill):\n91:`get-string` resolves a set of **adapter-static** substitution keys inside a returned string value at **read time** (lazily, like file-backed strings): **`{adapter_dir}`** — the registry record's precise `source_dir` (the install dir; survives updates; the same dir bare-program resolution already uses) — and **`{adapter_name}`**. Session-scoped keys (`{id}`/`{session_id}`/…) are **not** available: `get-string` carries no session context today, and a `get-string --session-id` for session-scoped substitution is a deferred, larger change. The load-bearing invariant is preserved: **spt-core still never executes a string** — it substitutes and returns; the *adapter's own wrapper* executes the result. Canonical use: a harness hook dispatcher resolves its own packe…\n92:_Avoid_: session-scoped substitution through bare `get-string`; reading this as spt-core executing a string (it never does — the adapter wrapper executes the resolved value).\n93:\n94:**keyword hints** (ratified 2026-06-12 — core milestone A):\n95:<!-- [doc->REQ-MANIFEST-4] -->\n96:Once-per-session usage/syntax hints, a first-class adapter feature: the manifest's `[hints]` section declares entries of `{keywords (literal default, regex opt-in), text}`; the adapter's user-prompt hook pipes the **full user message** to `spt api hint --session <id>` (stdin) and receives matched hint lines (`keyword hint for SPT adapter <name>: \"<kw>\"-->{text}`) for its context-injection channel. The daemon keeps a per-session seen-set — each hint fires **once per session** (a `/clear` mints a new session, naturally re-arming) — and emits at most **one hint per message PER SOURCE**. **The per-source cap AMENDS BY REPLACEMENT the original global one-per-message clause (releases#133, gater-ruled 2026-08-30), and the authority chain is this:** the global claus…\n97:_Avoid_: unconditional static context (that's the adapter's own preamble); firing per-message.\n98:\n99:**shell keyword hints** (releases#133, operator-GREENLIT; shape ruled 2026-08-30):\n100:<!-- [doc->REQ-SHELL-HINTS] -->\n101:`[[hints]]` was never harness-only — it is a top-level manifest section with no kind gate, so a `kind = \"shell\"` adapter has always been able to declare hints; what was missing was a reader, because the only reader resolved the endpoint-bound manifest. The now-signal **HINTS** category now also reads the shell adapters an endpoint can see, one line each under the per-source cap above. **Two arms, decided by INSTANTIATION and never by link state:** an adapter this owner holds an instance of surfaces the **full** hint text — whether that instance is online or offline — and an adapter with no instance surfaces only a **teaser** naming the trigger keyword and the command that shows the text (`spt adapter hints <adapter[:profile]>`, which resolves the merged view…\n102:_Avoid_: gating the shell arm on the harness manifest (an endpoint with no bound manifest still owns shells); filtering the full arm on online/offline; naming a surfacing command that does not exist at the shipping head.\n103:\n104:**adapter update declaration** (manifest field):\n105:<!-- [doc->REQ-UPD-9] -->\n106:Each adapter manifest declares how spt-core should *ripple-update the adapter itself* (see Self-update). One of: **file-pull** (a plugin-directory lookup regex + a gh repo for the adapter's latest files — spt-core fetches + swaps), **delegated command** (a binary command the adapter owns, e.g. `claude.exe plugin update` — spt-core invokes it), or **gh_release** (the adapter ships its updates from its own GitHub releases). After initial bootstrap, the plugin no longer self-manages updates; spt-core conducts them. The **gh_release** avenue (since v0.8.0) declares `repo = \"user/repo\"` (plus an optional release `asset`, default `adapter.spt`, and an optional Ed25519 `signing_key`): spt-core compares the repo's latest GitHub release version against the installed …\n107:\n108:**adapter packaging & live update** (v0.13.2; ADR-0024, ADR-0025):\n109:<!-- [doc->REQ-ADAPTER-GH-TRANSPORT] -->\n110:A `.spt` may be **multi-platform**: shared `manifest.toml` + `strings/` at the root, role binaries under per-target-triple subdirectories (`x86_64-pc-windows-msvc/`, …); install/update extracts the shared root plus only the current node's triple, flattened into `install_dir`, so flat `<install_dir>/<program>` resolution is unchanged. It stays one signed asset (`adapter.spt`, plain-tar or gzip); a multi-platform archive missing the recipient's triple is a typed `NoArtifactForPlatform`. Large adapters may still split per-platform. The `gh_release` fetch transport is **`auto`** by default — the pre-authorized `gh` CLI when available (the path for **private** adapter repos: `gh` honors both OAuth and `GH_TOKEN`, so spt never custodies a token), else direct HTTPS…\n111:<!-- [doc->REQ-ADAPTER-UPDATE-MESSAGE] -->\n112:An optional **`[update].message`** (avenue-agnostic) is a plain multi-line operator notice surfaced to stdout, markdown-rendered (the helpfmt prose path), **only when an update is actually applied** (the version changed) — never on a no-op. It is read from the newly-installed manifest with no `{key}` substitution; its use is to announce a post-update action (e.g. \"run `/reload-plugins` in any ongoing sessions\").\n113:\n114:**composite update — `[update.post]`** (ratified 2026-06-25, v0.16.0 update-arc grill; ADR-0029):\n[…94ln elided…]\n209:\n210:### Startup flows (the two topologies)\n211:\n212:**Adapters never resolve `$SPT_HOME`.** spt-core install registers its binary directory on the system-wide PATH, so adapters call `spt api …` on any OS without path math. All harness↔daemon bridging goes through `spt api` commands (the daemon is always running, or auto-started — below), so there is **no adapter-written file** in the bind path.\n213:\n214:**Harness-hosted (e.g. spt-plugin; the harness binary is user-launched, harness is the parent).** Key constraint: the SPT *live agent* does not exist until the agent invokes start — the `live_id` isn't chosen at session boot, and `$LIVE start` is itself invoked *behind the Monitor tool*, so it becomes the long-running relay. So binding cannot happen at SessionStart directly. A **seed record** (daemon-held, in-memory — not a file) bridges the gap:\n215:1. The harness's SessionStart hook calls **`spt api seed --pid <parent_pid> --session-id <sid> [cwd]`**. The daemon records an ephemeral in-memory **seed entry** keyed by `parent_pid` — the session details the spt-hosted topology would share directly, minus the not-yet-chosen `live_id`. The seed is **adapter-agnostic**: it carries no `adapter_name`. <!-- [doc->REQ-START-5] --> *Which* adapter/profile a session belongs to is resolved later, at bind, as a read against the live registry (below) — so one SessionStart hook seeds correctly no matter which harness adapters are installed, and an `adapter add` after the seed is never missed. In-memory (not a file) avoids drive churn and the `$SPT_HOME` resolution nuisance; seeds are consumed within seconds, so persis…\n216:2. The agent runs `/spt:live <id>` → the adapter's `$LIVE start <id>` alias = **`$SPT listen <id>`** (= `spt api listen <id>`), invoked via Monitor. It self-discovers its `parent_pid`, the daemon matches the seed entry by that pid (validated against `session_id` to defeat PID-recycling — KNOWN-HAZARDS 5.1), **resolves the owning adapter/profile** (the bind-time resolution below), creates/revives the perch binding `live_id` ↔ session details, then enters the long-running relay loop streaming events to stdout.\n217:3. The always-on daemon holds the perch, spool, registry, and daemon-spawns the Psyche (via the spawn-psyche seam) — no separate wrapper. The relay is purely the delivery pipe.\n218:   - Seed entry refreshed on each SessionStart (keeps `session_id` current across `/clear`, since `parent_pid` is stable while the harness process persists). If a harness has no SessionStart-equiv, `start` may carry the details directly as args — the seed is the preferred convenience, not the only path.\n219:   - The same seed + bind-time resolution serves a **ReadyAgent** bringup (`$SPT ready`/poll), not just a LiveAgent — a harness-hosted ready agent is seeded and resolved identically (it just binds a poll listener, no Psyche).\n220:\n221:**Bind-time adapter/profile resolution (ADR-0021).** Because the seed is adapter-agnostic, `listen`/`poll` resolve the owning adapter/profile when they bind, as a pure read — never a seed-time snapshot that could drift. `--adapter <name[:profile]>` is an **optional override** on the `api` group (an explicit choice for adapter dev/iteration); omitted, resolution runs:\n222:1. the seed's `parent_pid` → that process's **executable basename** (case-insensitive, `.exe`-stripped);\n223:2. **candidate adapters** = registered `kind=\"harness\"` adapters whose **`host_binaries`** (the manifest match-key) contains that basename; <!-- [doc->REQ-MANIFEST-8] -->\n224:3. **profile**: the durable **active-profile pointer** (`spt adapter use <adapter>[:profile]` writes it; one default per `host_binary`) wins; unset → the freshest candidate adapter by `registered_at_ms`, base profile (a specific profile is only ever chosen by the pointer), name-ascending on ties; <!-- [doc->REQ-INSTALL-12] -->\n225:4. zero candidates → a friendly error naming the binary and the `--adapter` escape. The pointer is a standing user preference (durable on disk, never auto-written by install/update); the seed is ephemeral — see ADR-0021.\n226:\n227:**Daemon auto-start:** the daemon is per-machine always-on (OS-service registered), but any `spt api` invocation that needs it will **start it if absent** (fresh boot, crash, never-installed-as-service). `$SPT listen` for the first SPT session on a machine thus transparently spins up the daemon. Ensure-running lives in the `api` layer generally; `listen` is the reliable anchor.\n228:\n229:**spt-hosted (terminal wrapper / GUI launcher; the daemon launches the binary into a broker PTY):**\n230:1. The frontend/CLI launches the agent: the daemon runs the **spawn-session** command template into a broker-held PTY.\n231:2. The binary boots and fires **`api bind`** (or skips it under the strict UUID-injection + stable-pid commitment). **No catalyst/seed file** — the daemon is the launcher, already holds a direct channel (it spawned the process and owns the PTY), so a file round-trip would only add drive churn for no benefit.\n232:3. The daemon delivers events; method is **manifest-configurable per activity-state** — direct PTY injection, or a relay even here (some adapters prefer a relay over PTY injection for idle delivery), or HTTP. During *activity*, delivery still defaults to the non-disruptive hook-injection path, not raw PTY writes.\n233:4. Psyche is daemon-spawned, same as above.\n234:\n235:So the old `$LIVE start` splits by topology: harness-hosted = SessionStart writes an adapter-agnostic seed → `$SPT listen <id>` consumes seed (by `parent_pid`) + resolves adapter/profile (ADR-0021) + binds + relays — legacy parity (`$LIVE start <id>` → `$SPT listen <id>`, no mandatory `--adapter`); spt-hosted = daemon spawn-session + `api bind` (direct, no file). The asymmetry is the file-bridge-only-when-no-direct-channel principle.\n236:\n237:**Env-var aliases:** adapters inject clean env-var aliases for in-session invocation (heirs to today's `$OWL`/`$LIVE`), e.g. **`$SPT` = `spt api`** so a Monitor-bound call reads `$SPT listen <id>`. spt-core supplies the subcommands; the adapter supplies the env aliases (manifest philosophy).\n238:\n239:### Endpoint types\n240:\n241:Each perch advertises an **endpoint type** — a tag that says what shape of entity lives at that perch and what operations it accepts. The set of day-one types:\n242:\n243:**ReadyAgent**:\n244:Minimal SPT participant — a perch + a poll listener, no Psyche, no live-agent wrapper. Direct heir to the sister project's \"ready agent\".\n245:\n246:**LiveAgent**:\n247:A Self with a Psyche companion. Composite logical actor; addressable as one ID, but its component perches (the Self's, the Psyche's) live independently. Direct heir to the sister project's \"live agent\".\n248:\n249:**Psyche**:\n250:The Psyche companion's own perch, distinct from its paired LiveAgent's perch. First-class endpoint type so messages addressed to a LiveAgent's Psyche route directly without ambiguity. **A Psyche is a bounded per-event turn, not a resident process (since v0.25.0).** Each psyche-relevant event (a pulse fire, a commune/signoff drop, a session-custody transition) runs **exactly one** bounded turn through the psyche role template, spawned by the daemon, which exits at turn end — there is no long-lived psyche loop or psyche pid between events. <!-- [doc->REQ-PSYCHE-EPHEMERAL-DRIVER] --> **Liveness = turns succeed** — never a PID or a resident-process check. A Self perch is online-and-hosted whether or not any psyche turn is in flight; a psyche turn failure of any …\n251:\n252:*I/O & trust boundary (ADR-0012):* the Psyche is a **sandboxed** actor — it may read and write files but **cannot send messages or reach the network itself**. Its inbound context arrives two ways: events/messages the daemon hands it, and **commune/signoff file-drops** (Self → daemon → Psyche; the *Summarizer* authors the commune delta). Its **sole outbound** is **reply/notify intents** the daemon relays as its **outbound proxy** — emitted as `<EVENT type=\"reply\">`/`<EVENT type=\"notify\">` (the shared envelope grammar). A *reply* reaches **only the sender it answers**; a *notify* reaches **only the agent's own user** — the Psyche carries no target and cannot address arbitrary endpoints (the daemon strips/re-stamps `from=` before relaying).\n253:\n254:*Psyche-host health — harness-reachable failure signal (v0.8.1, REQ-HAZARD-LIVEHOST-BOOT-RACE):* a LiveAgent's `status=online` is daemon-authoritative liveness and **stays authoritative** — but it does not by itself prove the daemon hosted a Psyche. When the brain's live-host reconcile fails to spawn the Psyche (e.g. the adapter's psyche binary is absent from its install dir, or the net-less boot-race starves the host), that failure was previously **silent** — only an `eprintln!` on the brain's invisible stderr, while a harness (and a human via `spt endpoint list` / `whoami`) reads **perch state**, never brain stderr. The Self perch's `info.json` therefore carries an additive, N-1-safe `psyche_host_error` field (`{reason, ts, attempts}`): a **current-state**…\n255:\n256:**Summarizer**:\n257:The ephemeral, cheap model that builds a **commune delta** from a Self's recent turns and feeds it *into* the **Psyche** as inbound context. A distinct actor from the Psyche — different (cheaper) model, fire-and-forget, **no perch** (not an endpoint type). It authors *commune* deltas only, **never** *reply*/*notify*.\n258:\n259:**AN ECHO COMMUNE IS NOT SURFACED INTO THE LIVE AGENT'S RUNNING CONTEXT** (ratified 2026-08-03, LOCKSMITH grill — releases#113). Its purpose is to keep the Psyche's durable *live-context* and *project-context* current — **which it now does directly**, routing the brief from the summarizer into those tiers on the fire rather than transiting a drop file (operator-ruled 2026-09-06, releases#276); mirroring the brief back to the Self spends the agent's context re-describing work it just did. The shipped `KIND_ECHO_MIRROR` context injection is therefore **retired** (it was spt-core behaviour legacy never had).\n260:\n261:**THE ONE DELTA THAT MUST REACH THE AGENT IS THE SESSION-BOUNDARY DELTA.** An echo also fires at a session boundary (clear / compact / harness-offline), capturing the delta from the last echo to the boundary edge — and that delta is **structurally guaranteed to be missing from the psyche context downloaded at the next session's start**, because generating it takes time the boundary does not wait for. So it is **delivered to the new session as a message with `--active-only` semantics** (it waits for the agent's own next active window and never interrupts a turn) rather than as a context injection. This is the one case where a resuming agent would otherwise resume without work it had just done.\n262:_Avoid_: conflating with the Psyche; \"echo-commune model\"; mirroring an echo brief into the Self's context; assuming the boundary delta rides the session-start psyche download (it cannot — it does not exist yet when that download is built).\n263:\n264:**Worker**:\n265:A subagent's perch under a parent LiveAgent. Created on subagent start, torn down on subagent stop. Replaces today's \"working perch\" concept; first-class type so cross-communication between a Self and its workers (and worker↔worker) is addressable.\n266:\n267:**SptNode**:\n268:A machine's participation in an SPT subnet, identified by an Ed25519 public key generated on first run. First-class so networking primitives can address nodes directly as message targets, not only as transport peers. The node identity and network endpoint are hosted by the machine's `spt-daemon` (see Networking), not a separate process.\n269:\n270:<!-- [doc->REQ-EP-6] -->\n271:**Gateway** (concept ratified 2026-06-11; registered via the open type system, first instance downstream):\n272:A **human-backed endpoint** — a user's specialized window into the subnet from a device or surface with no conventional-harness compatibility. Nothing LLM-shaped runs there; the intelligence at the endpoint is the **user**. Addressable like any endpoint (receives digests/messages, sends via the normal verbs) and may **own Shells** (it is an owning endpoint — see §Shell model). Distinct from a Shell: a Shell is *driven from elsewhere*; a Gateway *originates* interaction. No `tracked/` mind, no Psyche (LiveAgent affordances). First instance: the `spt-lecturn` adapter's Playdate endpoint (own repo).\n273:\n274:<!-- [doc->REQ-MSG-5] -->\n275:A message sent from a Gateway carries **the user's authority** — it *is* the user speaking through a device — and is delivered typed **`user-msg`** (ratified 2026-06-12) so receiving agents weight it as user instruction, not peer-agent chatter. The type is **identity-gated, never payload-trusted** (the KH 7.3/7.5 posture): the daemon permits `user-msg` only from user-backed origins (a Gateway endpoint, the local user's own CLI) and re-stamps an agent-family sender's `user-msg` down to plain `msg` — authority comes from who you are, not what you wrote.\n276:\n277:<!-- [doc->REQ-MSG-6] -->\n278:_Implemented posture_: the **local** user-backed origins are honored end-to-end — a locally-hosted Gateway endpoint (info.json `state=\"gateway\"`) and the local user's CLI (M9-T4/T5). The **cross-node WAN** path is being completed (trust posture **ratified 2026-06-13**): the **subnet membership boundary is the trust boundary**. A subnet is a collection of machines the user already trusts, so a `user-msg` arriving over the subnet from a **Gateway-typed** origin is honored as the user's authority; the daemon does **not** defend against a subnet member *forging* the Gateway type — an in-subnet compromise is out of scope by construction (if the subnet is breached at all, the trust model is already void). The origin's type is read from its advertised registry **`e…\n279:\n280:A Gateway endpoint binary is revived by **existing machinery only** (settled 2026-06-12, two corrections deep): while running, the bridged device's link liveness drives ordinary **instance state** (sustained device silence → dormant; device contact → active — the driver-attach rule). Across a node restart, revival rides a **co-located shell's wake-watcher** — the Gateway typically owns a shell instance on its own gateway host; that shell's offline wake-watcher (one of the two classes of third-party binary spt-core boot-launches — the other is the [[ResidentService]] supervised binary) holds the device-contact surface and fires the standard **wake resolution** (\"owner suspended → revive the owner\"). No Gateway-manifest watcher, no autostart flag, no new mecha…\n281:_Avoid_: calling a Gateway a Shell or an agent; \"console\", \"remote\".\n282:\n283:**PresenceChannel** (broker endpoint — concept locked, impl deferred past v1):\n284:A *broker* endpoint, not an interaction surface. Job: (1) **presence resolution** — track which node + endpoint the user most recently interacted with; (2) **shell brokering** — locate/instantiate the right Shell on that node and relay between the agent and the user. An agent \"just knows how to reach the user\" by firing at its PresenceChannel; the channel figures out the rest. Also a durable, **shell-agnostic 2-way thread**: messages persist in the channel, not in any one Shell, so the user can be sent a message via a phone messaging-Shell and surface/continue that same agent conversation later at a GameRobot Shell. Shells are interchangeable I/O windows onto the channel's thread.\n285:\n286:Three interaction styles:\n287:- **dispatch** — fire-and-forget: \"reach the user with this payload\"; channel delivers via the best available Shell.\n288:- **bind** — sustained drive: \"give me a Shell of capability X\"; channel instantiates and the agent drives it directly until teardown. Supports operating a *specific* Shell regardless of where the user currently is (agent transience).\n289:- **thread** — the persistent conversation that floats across Shells; the user can pick it up from any Shell, and 2-way payloads (text/audio/image/video, subject to the Shell's supported types) flow both directions.\n290:\n291:Presence datum: `(last_active_node, last_active_endpoint, timestamp)`. The `last_active_endpoint` field lets an agent choose between messaging that specific endpoint vs. driving a parallel instance of itself.\n292:\n293:**ResidentService** (concept ratified 2026-07-26, ADR-0049 — the supervised substrate; first consumer spt-alchemy's Hub Daemon):\n294:A **daemon-supervised binary an adapter declares, with no perch, no identity, no address.** Core owns the process from birth: the daemon spawns it **job-neutrally** (never a shell's child — a shell's tree-kill and a launching terminal's Job Object cannot reach it) and supervises it with the wake-watcher scaffolding (backoff, give-up latch, one-per-instance lock, orphan-kill, brain-side reconcile), running **independent of any agent's liveness**. Declared by the adapter manifest's **`[service]`** section; **one supervised instance per adapter-option** (`<adapter>[:profile]`). The start trigger is declared, not implied: **boot** (desired-state-running — reconciled toward running at daemon boot, at adapter registration against a live daemon, at update-hold rele…\n295:_Avoid_: calling it an endpoint (no identity, no address — that is the [[AlwaysOnEndpoint]] layered on top); calling it a Shell (owner-less, not driven); \"daemon\" unqualified (the node has one daemon; this is a supervised service under it); treating its supervision record as liveness truth (there is none — liveness is the child handle).\n296:\n297:**AlwaysOnEndpoint** (always-on endpoint; concept ratified 2026-06-21, re-based on the substrate 2026-07-26 per ADR-0049 — core kind, first instance downstream `spt-discord`):\n298:A **[[ResidentService]] that additionally fronts addressable endpoints** — resident, addressable, hosting no mind — unlike an *agent endpoint* (a hosted mind with a Psyche + `tracked/` context) and unlike a **Shell** (single-owner, *driven*). The substrate carries the process (supervision, cardinality, hold/quiesce, derived liveness — see [[ResidentService]]); the endpoint layer carries the address. It is **two-way addressable**: agents message it (to drive whatever external surface it fronts) and it messages out — notably it may call `endpoint wake <id>` to draw an offline agent online (wake authorization is **target-side**, so no special caller right is needed — see the wake-watcher/sleep-wake model). Its binary **self-manages its channel endpoints via the…\n299:_Avoid_: calling it a Shell (owner-less + not driven) or an agent (no mind); conflating it with its substrate (a ResidentService without the endpoint layer is deliberately faceless — the two-way requirement lives only here); a sleep/wake resting model (it does not rest).\n300:\n…\n317:\n…\n528:\n…\n1266:The CLI sibling of the frontend's guided resume — one command that lists endpoints **grouped by locality, most-recently-used within each group**: `on-node / current-project → on-node / other-project → off-node`, mirroring the *resolution policy*'s local-first preference. Selection **chains conditionally**: a **running** instance → attach/tap-in (no adapter step — already live under one); a **non-running** endpoint → into the **adapter selector** (*adapter selection*: history head = default → prior adapters → \"choose a different adapter\") → *anchor subnet* / other creation prompts as needed → launch; a **\"+ new endpoint\"** entry → the full creation flow. Off-node picks respect the reach + consent gates (remote-drive of your own running instance is ungated; a …\n\n[Showing lines 1-115 and 210-307 of 307; 94 middle lines (26.1KB) elided. Use :301 to continue. Read artifact://1981 for full output. Some lines truncated to 768 chars]"}],"details":{"truncation":{"content":"# spt-core\r\n\r\n**Platform scope:** Windows + Linux for v1. macOS is out (no test machine available) but kept structurally easy — `portable-pty` and Iroh both support it, so macOS is a later test/CI-budget decision, not a re-architecture.\r\n\r\n**Legacy migration:** it should be possible — ideally *automatic* — for a user to migrate an existing `claude_skill_owl` (modern SPT) install to spt-core (identity, agents, tracked Psyche context). Exact mechanism deferred to design; the commitment is that migration is a first-class supported path, not a manual rebuild.\r\n\r\nHarness-independent core for the SPT ecosystem. Provides inter-agent messaging, live-agent lifecycle, terminal wrapping, self-update, and networking primitives — as both a Rust library workspace and a canonical reference binary. Designed so any agent runtime (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, headless, future harnesses) can interface with the SPT ecosystem either by shelling out to the binary or by linking the crates directly.\r\n\r\nSuccessor to `claude_skill_owl` (today's \"modern SPT\"), which is being rebuilt as `spt-core` to untether the system from Claude Code and lift it to a general-purpose agent-ecosystem core.\r\n\r\n## Language\r\n\r\n**spt-core**:\r\nThe system. Canonical name. The Rust workspace and the umbrella project.\r\n\r\n**spt.exe / spt** (canonical binary):\r\nThe reference binary built from the workspace. Replaces today's `owl.exe`. Most external integrations (plugins, hooks, scripts in other harnesses) interact with spt-core *only* through this binary — fire-and-forget subcommands, long-running listeners under a parent harness's process supervisor, etc. Unix builds use the same name without `.exe`.\r\n\r\n**library workspace**:\r\nThe set of Rust crates that compose spt-core. Consumers that want a deeper integration than shelling out to `spt.exe` link these crates directly. The reference binary is itself a consumer of the workspace. The expected non-binary consumers are future first-party services that link Rust directly.\r\n\r\n**spt plugin** (separate downstream project — NOT an spt-core deliverable):\r\nA rebuilt version of today's Claude Code `spt` plugin. It is the **first consumer** built *atop* spt-core and the **acceptance proof** of spt-core v1 (it reaches feature parity with modern SPT while delegating all core functionality to spt-core, primarily via `spt.exe`, with deeper hooks where useful) — but it **lives and builds in its own repository, outside spt-core**. It is a Claude-Code-specific *adapter*: it holds the Claude Code conventions (hooks, slash-commands, skill/plugin layout, `claude` session-invocation). **spt-core itself contains zero Claude Code conventions** — only the harness-agnostic contract the plugin binds to. The only adapter-shaped artifact ever in this repo is a generic mock/test adapter exercising the manifest + `api` contract (PR…\n\r\n**Pi** (disambiguation — two meanings, never conflate):\r\n(1) **Pi, the coding agent/harness** (`badlogic/pi-mono`) — a harness example alongside Claude Code and Codex; this is the meaning in user-facing harness lists. (2) **Pi-class node** — Raspberry-Pi-class low-power hardware hosting a Shell-only or headless SPT node; an incidental hardware descriptor, never an explicit product example. Public-facing docs must disambiguate or avoid the bare word.\r\n_Avoid_: bare \"Pi node\" when the harness is meant.\r\n\r\n**spt-daemon** (per-machine supervisor):\r\nThe single always-on, one-per-machine logical supervisor. Owns the PTYs for all hosted sessions, the node's network identity + WAN endpoint, the subnet registry, all spools, **all poll-listener logic, and all Psyche/pulse loops** — everything is consolidated here (no separate poll-listener or Psyche-wrapper processes; listeners already touch sessions directly under capsule/idle, and Psyche wrappers already invoke harness binaries directly, so they belong in the one supervisor). Collapses what the sister project planned as a separate `spt-node` daemon into one process — see Networking. The `spt-node` separate-deliverable concept is retired.\r\n\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-CLI-NODE-VERB-PRIMARY] -->\r\n**`spt node` (the CLI verb) is NOT the retired `spt-node` (the process)** — the two are different kinds of thing and must never be conflated. What is retired above is a separate *process* deliverable: a second daemon alongside `spt-daemon`, which this project collapsed into one supervisor. What `spt node` names is the *CLI verb* an operator types to run, stop, or read the state of that one supervisor on their machine (releases#112) — a vocabulary choice on the command surface, with no second process behind it. `spt daemon` remains a full alias of that verb, subcommand for subcommand, and is documented as deprecated rather than removed: installed OS service units and scheduled-task rungs already carry `spt daemon run`, and renaming a verb does not rewrite art…\n\r\nInternally the logical daemon is split into two implementation layers for seamless self-update (see Self-update):\r\n- **broker** (stable \"kernel\") — holds *only* the un-transferable, must-not-die resources: PTY master fds, the spawned harness child processes, and listening network sockets. Minimal, dumb, versioned local IPC. Almost never updates.\r\n- **daemon brain** (\"userspace\") — all logic (routing, registry, pulse/psyche loops, manifest parsing, update orchestration). Restarts freely on update; rehydrates from disk state and re-attaches to the broker's held handles.\r\n\r\nLogical addressing is unchanged — still one per-machine `spt-daemon`; the broker is an internal layer, not separately addressable. There is exactly **one broker per machine** (per `SPT_HOME`) — *not* one per endpoint: a single broker holds every hosted endpoint's resources, and it is present whenever the daemon runs, even with zero endpoints online (the bare-daemon case). It is therefore the always-present per-machine layer, which is why the single-daemon lock + liveness anchor belong to it.\r\n\r\n**in-session relay**:\r\nA thin, stateless `spt.exe` task that exists only in **harness-hosted** sessions (where the agent harness is the parent process and spt cannot reach into its process tree — today's Monitor model). It streams the daemon brain's events into the session's stdout. All *stateful* listener logic lives in the daemon; the relay is a dumb pipe, freely killable and respawnable. **spt-hosted** sessions need no separate harness-owned relay — the daemon owns the PTY and consumes the same poll feed itself. Idle delivery into an spt-hosted PTY goes through an opt-in adapter **translation binary** (`[message-idle-translation-binary]`, ADR-0022): a pure stdin→stdout filter spt-core lifecycle-manages — it reads the `<EVENT>` feed on stdin, emits keystroke-commands (`{key}`/`{…\n\r\n### Deliverable shape\r\n\r\nspt-core ships **both** a library workspace and a canonical binary:\r\n\r\n- **Library crates** — the deeper integration path. Used by future first-party services that link Rust directly.\r\n- **`spt.exe` / `spt`** — the canonical binary, built from the workspace. The primary integration path for harness plugins and external tooling, which mostly fire it as a subprocess at various surfaces (one-shot commands, poll listeners under a Monitor-tool-equivalent, hook tap-ins).\r\n\r\nBoth surfaces are first-class. Wire-protocol parity between them is a versioning concern from day one (a non-Rust client speaking to `spt.exe` and a Rust client linking the crates must see the same observable behavior).\r\n\r\n## Runtime model\r\n\r\nspt-core is harness-independent: it does not know about Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or any other agent runtime. All harness-specific surfaces (how to invoke an agent session, fetch conversation history for an echo commune, detect activity/idleness, etc.) are abstracted behind a runtime layer that consumers supply.\r\n\r\n**AgentRuntime** (Rust trait, implementation detail):\r\nThe internal Rust abstraction over a harness. Anything spt-core needs to do *to* or *with* an agent goes through this trait. Most consumers never see it directly — they configure spt-core via a manifest, and spt-core's default `ManifestRuntime` implementation executes against the manifest.\r\n\r\n**harness contract** (umbrella term):\r\nThe full surface a harness binds to in order to participate in the spt-core ecosystem. Has two equally-important halves: the **runtime manifest** (outbound — how spt-core drives the harness) and the **subcommand surface** (inbound — how the harness reports events back to spt-core). A harness implementation is one TOML/YAML manifest + a binding from the harness's own hook system into `spt.exe <subcommand>` calls.\r\n\r\n**runtime manifest** (outbound half of the harness contract):\r\nA declarative configuration file (TOML/YAML — schema TBD) that tells spt-core how to drive a specific harness. Declares: how to invoke an agent session, how to look up conversation history for an echo commune, how to spawn/resume a Psyche-equivalent, which binary or command implements each harness-side operation, and which endpoint types this harness supports. spt-core is the actor for each of these; the manifest tells it what to do.\r\n\r\nExample shape (illustrative): `spt.exe --manifest spt-plugin.toml live start <id>`. A harness like the planned spt plugin wraps this invocation into the `$LIVE` / `$OWL` environment variables it injects into its sessions, so harness-internal callers continue to invoke `$LIVE` / `$OWL` unchanged.\r\n\r\n**subcommand surface** (inbound half of the harness contract):\r\nThe stable set of `spt.exe <subcommand>` entry points that harnesses bind their own hook systems to. When the harness's runtime emits an event (subagent started, tool just invoked, user typed `/clear`, session crashed), the harness's hook fires a short-lived `spt.exe <subcommand>` invocation that mutates on-disk SPT state (perch registry, spool, etc.). spt-core publishes this surface; harnesses author the bindings.\r\n\r\n**Naming convention:** these inbound, machinery-facing commands are prefixed **`api `/`api-`** (e.g. `spt api bind`, `spt api state`) to distinguish them from the agent-facing verbs an agent invokes directly (`send`, `ring`, `ready`, …). The `api` namespace is the harness/adapter commands-API; the unprefixed namespace is the agent surface.\r\n\r\nTogether: manifest + subcommand surface = the complete harness API. A sidecar-style long-running adapter process speaking a wire protocol is explicitly **deferred** as a possible v2 alternative for harnesses that outgrow the manifest+hooks shape (e.g. need streaming or in-memory state across events). Not built day-one.\r\n\r\n**adapter manifest header** (`adapter_name` + version compat):\r\nEvery manifest declares a unified **`adapter_name`** (e.g. `claude-spt`), carried on every `api` invocation too. It is load-bearing: one daemon hosts endpoints from multiple adapters, so it resolves an endpoint's manifest + seams by `adapter_name`; adapter-update ripples target by it; capability/manifest lookup and telemetry key on it. The header also declares the adapter's own version and a **`min_spt_core_version`** — the minimum spt-core the adapter requires. This declaration must be **readable before an adapter update is applied** (it lives in the manifest header / a small metadata file fetched first), so spt-core can verify compatibility / expected supported features *before* committing the update. If spt-core is below the adapter's `min_spt_core_versio…\n\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-MANIFEST-2] -->\r\n**adapter profile** (ratified 2026-06-11, Gateway grill; future spt-core milestone — first beneficiaries `spt-claude-code` and the usbip shell):\r\nA named **sparse overlay** on its parent adapter manifest. Merge semantics are **leaf-replace**: a profile key replaces the whole value at that path (arrays included — never spliced or appended). The merged result is a complete manifest, and the profile behaves as a distinct adapter option everywhere: canonical addressing is the composite **`<adapter>:<profile>`** (`claude-spt:work`, `spt-usbip-driver:hid-only`) in every place a bare `adapter_name` rides today (perch `info.json`, capability resolution, `api` invocations, `spt adapter list`); the bare name = the parent unmodified. **Two sources, one semantics:** a **shipped profile** is declared inside the parent manifest by the adapter dev and updates as one unit with it; a **local profile** is a node-local …\n_Avoid_: \"manifest fork\", \"child adapter\", per-profile versioning.\r\n\r\n**adapter strings** (ratified 2026-06-11, Gateway grill):\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-MANIFEST-3] -->\r\nA `[strings]` manifest section — an adapter-authored JSON/TOML KV tree, dot-path-readable by anything on the node via `spt adapter get-string <adapter-option> <key.path>` (e.g. a harness hook fetching per-profile `additionalContext` — one hook script serves every profile, only the data differs). Resolution rides the **same leaf-replace profile overlay** as the rest of the manifest: a shipped or local profile may override base strings; `get-string` returns the merged view for the named adapter option. **Strings are data only** — nothing in spt-core ever executes a string (command templates live in manifest sections behind registration, never in the KV). Node-local like the registration itself; no cross-node sync. `set-string` is sugar that edits a **local** p…\n<!-- [doc->REQ-MANIFEST-5] -->\r\n**File-backed strings** (M12-W3): a `[strings]` value MAY be a **file pointer** instead of an inline literal — a value-position table with **exactly one** key `file`: `skill = { file = \"skill.md\" }`. `get-string` resolves it to the file's **contents** (so large bodies — skill-instructions, hint text — stay out of the manifest). The exactly-one-key rule is the disambiguation: any other table shape stays an opaque nested strings tree (existing trees untouched), and `{ file = … }` is reserved as the pointer form (it can't double as inline data). Files live in the adapter's per-adapter aux dir **`adapters/<adapter>/strings/`** (sibling of `profiles/`), referenced by a path relative to it that **must stay inside that dir** (HAZARD-class containment: `..` traversa…\n_Avoid_: treating strings as config knobs for spt-core itself (those are global settings); \"adapter KV store\" as a separate registry; putting user files in the adapter-shipped `strings/` dir (clobbered by updates — use a local profile).\r\n\r\n**manifest substitution in `[strings]`** (ratified 2026-06-25, v0.16.0 update-arc grill):\r\n`get-string` resolves a set of **adapter-static** substitution keys inside a returned string value at **read time** (lazily, like file-backed strings): **`{adapter_dir}`** — the registry record's precise `source_dir` (the install dir; survives updates; the same dir bare-program resolution already uses) — and **`{adapter_name}`**. Session-scoped keys (`{id}`/`{session_id}`/…) are **not** available: `get-string` carries no session context today, and a `get-string --session-id` for session-scoped substitution is a deferred, larger change. The load-bearing invariant is preserved: **spt-core still never executes a string** — it substitutes and returns; the *adapter's own wrapper* executes the result. Canonical use: a harness hook dispatcher resolves its own packe…\n_Avoid_: session-scoped substitution through bare `get-string`; reading this as spt-core executing a string (it never does — the adapter wrapper executes the resolved value).\r\n\r\n**keyword hints** (ratified 2026-06-12 — core milestone A):\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-MANIFEST-4] -->\r\nOnce-per-session usage/syntax hints, a first-class adapter feature: the manifest's `[hints]` section declares entries of `{keywords (literal default, regex opt-in), text}`; the adapter's user-prompt hook pipes the **full user message** to `spt api hint --session <id>` (stdin) and receives matched hint lines (`keyword hint for SPT adapter <name>: \"<kw>\"-->{text}`) for its context-injection channel. The daemon keeps a per-session seen-set — each hint fires **once per session** (a `/clear` mints a new session, naturally re-arming) — and emits at most **one hint per message PER SOURCE**. **The per-source cap AMENDS BY REPLACEMENT the original global one-per-message clause (releases#133, gater-ruled 2026-08-30), and the authority chain is this:** the global claus…\n_Avoid_: unconditional static context (that's the adapter's own preamble); firing per-message.\r\n\r\n**shell keyword hints** (releases#133, operator-GREENLIT; shape ruled 2026-08-30):\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-SHELL-HINTS] -->\r\n`[[hints]]` was never harness-only — it is a top-level manifest section with no kind gate, so a `kind = \"shell\"` adapter has always been able to declare hints; what was missing was a reader, because the only reader resolved the endpoint-bound manifest. The now-signal **HINTS** category now also reads the shell adapters an endpoint can see, one line each under the per-source cap above. **Two arms, decided by INSTANTIATION and never by link state:** an adapter this owner holds an instance of surfaces the **full** hint text — whether that instance is online or offline — and an adapter with no instance surfaces only a **teaser** naming the trigger keyword and the command that shows the text (`spt adapter hints <adapter[:profile]>`, which resolves the merged view…\n_Avoid_: gating the shell arm on the harness manifest (an endpoint with no bound manifest still owns shells); filtering the full arm on online/offline; naming a surfacing command that does not exist at the shipping head.\r\n\r\n**adapter update declaration** (manifest field):\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-UPD-9] -->\r\nEach adapter manifest declares how spt-core should *ripple-update the adapter itself* (see Self-update). One of: **file-pull** (a plugin-directory lookup regex + a gh repo for the adapter's latest files — spt-core fetches + swaps), **delegated command** (a binary command the adapter owns, e.g. `claude.exe plugin update` — spt-core invokes it), or **gh_release** (the adapter ships its updates from its own GitHub releases). After initial bootstrap, the plugin no longer self-manages updates; spt-core conducts them. The **gh_release** avenue (since v0.8.0) declares `repo = \"user/repo\"` (plus an optional release `asset`, default `adapter.spt`, and an optional Ed25519 `signing_key`): spt-core compares the repo's latest GitHub release version against the installed …\n\r\n**adapter packaging & live update** (v0.13.2; ADR-0024, ADR-0025):\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-ADAPTER-GH-TRANSPORT] -->\r\nA `.spt` may be **multi-platform**: shared `manifest.toml` + `strings/` at the root, role binaries under per-target-triple subdirectories (`x86_64-pc-windows-msvc/`, …); install/update extracts the shared root plus only the current node's triple, flattened into `install_dir`, so flat `<install_dir>/<program>` resolution is unchanged. It stays one signed asset (`adapter.spt`, plain-tar or gzip); a multi-platform archive missing the recipient's triple is a typed `NoArtifactForPlatform`. Large adapters may still split per-platform. The `gh_release` fetch transport is **`auto`** by default — the pre-authorized `gh` CLI when available (the path for **private** adapter repos: `gh` honors both OAuth and `GH_TOKEN`, so spt never custodies a token), else direct HTTPS…\n<!-- [doc->REQ-ADAPTER-UPDATE-MESSAGE] -->\r\nAn optional **`[update].message`** (avenue-agnostic) is a plain multi-line operator notice surfaced to stdout, markdown-rendered (the helpfmt prose path), **only when an update is actually applied** (the version changed) — never on a no-op. It is read from the newly-installed manifest with no `{key}` substitution; its use is to announce a post-update action (e.g. \"run `/reload-plugins` in any ongoing sessions\").\r\n\r\n**composite update — `[update.post]`** (ratified 2026-06-25, v0.16.0 update-arc grill; ADR-0029):\r\nAn optional **avenue-agnostic** post-step `{ command, self_verifies }` spt-core runs **after** the primary avenue resolves — in the same `spt adapter update` **and at `spt adapter add`** (install is the first update, so a fresh install conducts the post-step too; bug-#1 operator ruling, v0.19.0 — the eager-extract acquisition runs it post-registration, a delegated acquisition after the acquisition succeeds, and only the payload-less `file_pull` PENDING add defers it to the payload's arrival) — so one lever pulls the adapter `.spt` (`gh_release`) **and** runs a delegated reconcile (e.g. an adapter's `claude plugin update` cross-platform binary). It runs **foreground and bounded** (the subprocess-timeout hazard bound, 120s; never backgrounded — when the CLI re…\n\r\n**resident adapter binary**: an adapter-owned process spt-core keeps alive for an endpoint's lifetime (today the `[message-idle-translation-binary]`), as opposed to **ephemeral** adapter binaries — the Psyche loop (daemon-hosted, ADR-0004), the `[digest]` extractor, `[session.*]` runners, hooks — which spawn on demand and pick up an update on their next invocation. Only resident binaries are stopped/restarted on a live update; ephemerals self-heal.\r\n_Avoid_: calling the Psyche loop or an on-demand extractor a \"resident\" binary; \"restart the endpoint\" for what is a per-binary cycle.\r\n\r\n**session-invocation declaration** (manifest field, noted for spt-plugin parity):\r\nHow the harness spawns agent sessions, including Psyche and echo-commune sessions. For the rebuilt spt-plugin, Psyche and echo communes must migrate **off `claude -p`** (imminent Claude Code billing changes) to headless `claude` sessions (`--resume` for the Psyche). This is an adapter/manifest concern, not a core concern, but the parity milestone must carry it.\r\n\r\n### Manifest seams (outbound contract, detailed)\r\n\r\nGoverning principle: **SPT is not a harness.** Model choice, billing shape, harness-internal env, and harness-internal context are entirely the adapter's concern, expressed inside the adapter's own command templates. spt-core owns only the template *mechanism* (substitution keys), the substitution *values* it is responsible for, and the surrounding lifecycle. Env for the *endpoint binary itself* is auto-handled by spt-core/broker; env for the *agent running inside* that binary is the adapter's config (e.g. the CC plugin config).\r\n\r\n**spawn-session seam** — launch a new agent session on this node. Manifest provides: a command template; `cwd`/project; a `headless` flag (optional, default false — for the GUI's resume-of-compatible-adapters); a `resume` flag (optional); and the `commune` + `signoff` file directories relative to `cwd` (so the daemon knows where to watch). Substitution keys spt-core can supply: `{id}` and, optionally, a spt-core-generated valid session UUID (e.g. injected as `--session-id {uuid}`) so an adapter can skip the post-spawn seam. spt-core does **not** inject: harness-internal env (broker handles binary env; adapter handles in-session env), and **no initial-context handoff** (not needed at start — the agent is prompted for context once its session is up; the first …\n- **id resolution:** `id` is optional. With no id, spt-core reproduces today's no-id `/spt:live` behavior — run the lone live agent if that's all the project has; show a picker with proposed default IDs if the project has none; let the user choose if there are several.\r\n\r\n**post-spawn seam** — the just-launched binary calls an spt-core command on boot (via the adapter's SessionStart-equivalent hook) to bind itself. Needed because the harness's own session id usually isn't known until after the binary runs. Payload: the harness `session_id` (when binary-generated rather than spt-core-injected); the `parent_pid` (the stable session-binding anchor — see KNOWN-HAZARDS 2.1); an endpoint identity/type confirmation; optionally a local HTTP port the binary listens on (for HTTP-mode input delivery, below); and a **boot nonce** (a generation/boot discriminator so a respawn-after-crash bind can't be confused with a stale duplicate — guards KNOWN-HAZARDS 2.4). The call flips the perch from skeleton → live.\r\n\r\n**post-spawn is optional only under a strict commitment:** an adapter may forgo post-spawn *only* if it (a) injects the spt-core-generated session UUID at spawn AND (b) guarantees the launched-process pid IS the stable session-binding anchor (no wrapper-script / subprocess pid indirection). If either does not hold, post-spawn must fire to report `session_id` and/or `parent_pid`. UUID-injection alone suppresses only the `session_id` reporting, not the binding.\r\n\r\n**spawn-psyche seam** — two command templates: fresh-start and resume (the resume template includes `$session_id`). Both include `$psyche_prompt` — the revival essentials spt-core feeds the Psyche (timestamp, incoming event envelope). Everything else is the adapter's: model selection (in its template), and any harness-specific instructions the Psyche needs (Write-tool usage, commune dir) supplied as a static preamble before `$psyche_prompt` or as adapter SessionStart additionalContext. spt-core owns `$psyche_prompt` content; the adapter owns the rest.\r\n\r\n**history subsystem** (covers echo-commune source logs, resume briefs, and Shell logs) — two supported paths:\r\n- **Path A — adapter-owned logs.** Manifest declares a locate-template (keyed by `$session_id`) + a **normalize-command the adapter owns** that emits spt-core's expected normalized format. spt-core docs must teach adapter devs how to build a conformant parser.\r\n- **Path B — spt-core-native history store.** spt-core exposes a `history-log` command/API; the adapter writes its logs to spt-core in the native format and spt-core stores them. Rationale: spt-core needs its own log store for Shells anyway, and this simplifies integration for flexible/DIY harnesses.\r\n- The **echo-commune seam** is then just a command template (adapter picks the model) that consumes whichever history path is configured for the session.\r\n- **Why adapter-owned normalize over spt-core built-in parsers** (grounded in a Codex-CLI vs Claude-Code comparison): transcript formats diverge sharply and move fast. Claude Code = one flat JSONL per session, project-partitioned, locatable directly from the session id (`~/.claude/projects/<hash>/<id>.jsonl`). Codex = date-partitioned **rollout files** (`~/.codex/sessions/YYYY/MM/DD/rollout-<ts>-<id>.jsonl`) where the id is only a filename *substring* (must recursive-glob to locate), a **3-level tagged envelope** (`{timestamp,type,payload}` → tagged `ResponseItem` → tagged `ContentItem` with distinct `input_text`/`output_text`), tool calls as separate top-level items, a **second SQLite index that can desync from the files**, Limited/Extended persistence mode…\n- **Profile-relocated transcript roots — env-read capture** (ratified 2026-06-30, counter-38 field-bug grill; supersedes a rejected harness-specific `{config_dir}` proposal): a Path-A locate-template (and the `[digest].source` that reuses it) may reference a manifest-declared **`[env.<VAR>] direction = \"read\"`** var (e.g. `{CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR}`). spt-core captures the **declared** read-vars — an explicit allowlist, never the whole env — from the session's launch environment at **bind** (the only point the env is present; the ephemeral `[digest]` extractor runs later in the daemon context where it is gone), persists them in the perch, and substitutes them into the locate-template + the extractor's env at digest time. The var's **fallback** is the `[env]` direc…\n- **`[digest]` mirrors history's two strategies — locate ownership** (ratified 2026-06-30, counter-38 W6 design-gate): like `[history]`, `[digest]` supports **`fetcher`** (the adapter's extractor **locates + reads + emits** normalized digest records; spt-core runs it bounded and consumes its stdout, doing **no** locate and **no** pre-read) alongside the original **`locate_normalize`** (`source` template → spt-core locates a **single** file + reads + pipes the bytes to the extractor as a pure stdin→stdout normalizer). The pre-read `locate_normalize` mode only works when the transcript is a **single fully-templatable path**; a **partitioned** layout — CC's project-slug subdir (`projects/<munge(cwd)>/<id>.jsonl`) or Codex's date-glob (`must recursive-glob to lo…\n\r\n**activity/idle detection** — **not** PTY-quiescence (insufficient: e.g. CC's AskUserQuestion stalls the PTY while holding stdin and needing nuanced input) and **not** a manifest-declared idle signal. Instead, the adapter calls spt-core activity/idle commands at the right moments (from its hooks); those commands manage activity/idle **sentinels inside the session perch**. The idle state lives in the perch, owned by spt-core via the commands API exposed to adapter devs.\r\n\r\n**activity observation** (ruled 2026-07-24, rebound grill) — two avenues, deliberately split by consumer class; the digest is **not** one of them (it stays a content surface). **Push (shells only):** an owned Shell observes its *owner's* busy/idle transitions as an **activity frame** on the existing shell-link event stream — link-scoped (owner implied by the link token), **drive-class semantics** (ephemeral, latest-wins, current-state-carrying; a redundant same-state resend is a harmless no-op — the consumer derives edges), current state re-emitted on every (re-)link so a restart resynchronizes for free. Never spooled or replayed: stale transitions are actively wrong. Delivery promise is **bounded observation** — a frame per transition, sub-second class, nev…\n\r\n**inject-input seam** — message delivery into a running session. Configurable per activity-state (activity / idle / both); multiple methods, any combination:\r\n- PTY injection (with or without key/submit sequences) — spt-hosted topology;\r\n- adapter hooks calling spt-core poll commands;\r\n- an in-adapter-session child relay (à la CC's Monitor tool);\r\n- adapter manifest requesting HTTP POST delivery to the endpoint binary on a local port (shared via the post-spawn seam).\r\nNote: even spt-hosted sessions default to hook injection (or the adapter's equivalent) as the non-disruptive path **during activity**; some adapters prefer the in-session relay regardless of topology.\r\n\r\n**activity-gated delivery** — an inbound message routes by the receiver's activity sentinel (above). While the endpoint is **active**, the message spools for the receiver's own hook-poll to drain (non-disruptive — the *active window*). On **idle** (or an idle transition before a hook drains it), it delivers immediately — translation binary (spt-hosted) → relay-poll (either topology) → spool, in that fallback order (the *idle window*). The send-side axes below modulate which of these two windows a message is eligible for.\r\n\r\n**message delivery axes** — a sent message carries independent modifiers on orthogonal axes; it is **not** a single \"type\". The flag on each axis defaults to the unrestricted value:\r\n- **delivery window** (*when*) — **default** (both windows; delivers in whichever fires first) · **idle-only** (held for the idle window; delivered immediately if already idle) · **active-only** (active window only — the receiver's hook-poll; never wakes an idle agent). *active-only* is the renamed legacy **deferred** (the `deferred=1` spool column + `api poll --include-deferred` are its internal/adapter-facing names). Mutually exclusive.\r\n- **channel restriction** (*through what*) — **unrestricted** (any configured inject method) · **prefer-native** (the translation binary if one is running, else fall back to the standard methods) · **force-native** (the translation binary and nothing else — no fallback, no spool-to-another-method). Mutually exclusive; composes with the window. *\"Native\"* = the `[message-idle-translation-binary]` PTY channel.\r\n- **persistence** (*how long it waits*) — **durable** (default; spooled until delivered or TTL) · **ephemeral** (dropped if it cannot deliver in its accepted window — at the moment the window opens with no live carrier, or at TTL, whichever is first). Ephemeral is the **only** path permitted to drop silently (the REQ-HAZARD-IDLE-SILENT-NONDELIVERY carve-out); every non-ephemeral path spools and reports non-delivery. <!-- v0.15.0 PARTIAL (W3): ephemeral evaporation covers the spt-hosted-binary no-carrier-at-window leg (the idle-transition drain drops ephemeral rows the binary cannot take) + the TTL leg (purge). The harness-hosted relay \"window opens with no live *listener*\" leg is NOT yet delivered — it needs relay carrier-presence detection (same separate-co…\nWindow restricts *when* delivery is accepted, channel restricts *which method* carries it, persistence restricts *how long* it waits — they compose freely (e.g. `force-native` + `active-only` = the binary injects during the active window, never idle; `force-native` + `ephemeral` = binary-or-nothing).\r\n\r\n**message metadata (`json`)** — a sender may attach an opaque JSON metadata block (`--json-payload`), carried as a single attr-escaped `json=\"…\"` envelope attribute **alongside** (never replacing) the body. spt-core never interprets it — pure verbatim passthrough across every rail (spool / TCP / WAN / EVENT-PART), parsed only by the receiving adapter (its hooks and/or translation binary). Collision-proof by construction: the structured data lives **inside** the single `json` value, so it can never forge spt-core's control/identity attributes (`from`, `type`, …). Available to any sender — it confers no spt-core authority; what a custom field *means* is the receiving adapter's trust decision (the same posture as `from`-is-never-payload-trusted).\r\n\r\n**resume-session seam** — two distinct forms:\r\n- **fresh-with-preload:** resume with *cleared* context (a fresh session) + psyche-download. Accepts a `$psyche-context` key to launch the fresh session with the psyche-download preloaded — or the adapter instead pulls it via an spt-core command in its SessionStart hook. <!-- [doc->REQ-RESUME-CONTEXT-PULL] --> That command is **`spt api psyche-download <id> [--session-id <sid>]`**: it emits the durable resume brief (role → live-context → project-context, project resolved from the perch's bound cwd) to stdout for the adapter's SessionStart hook to inject as additional context, and APPENDS any **not-yet-synthesized** commune/signoff drop as a `<pending-commune>`/`<pending-signoff>` slice AFTER the durable tiers — closing the window where a just-dropped commune…\n- **continue-existing:** resume an existing harness session under the adapter (its native resume).\r\n\r\n**capability declaration** — which endpoint types a harness/node can host (a Pi node might host only Shells, never a LiveAgent). Static manifest list, consumed by the subnet registry so a node advertises its hostable types. Exact shape is design-open.\r\n\r\n**adapter-update seam** — file-pull or delegated-command (see Self-update). Locked.\r\n\r\nThere is no separate \"model/billing\" seam — those live inside the adapter's spawn/psyche/echo command templates. SPT never selects a model. The full manifest schema is `docs/MANIFEST.md`; key model-level facts from it:\r\n\r\n- **Command templates are opaque.** spt-core never parses out a model/tool/flag — the adapter writes the whole command line; spt-core fills substitution keys and runs it.\r\n- **A command template's program token resolves against the adapter install dir before PATH (since v0.8.0).** A `.spt` adapter ships its built binaries to the adapter's install dir (`adapters/_github/<safe>/` via `--release`/`--github`, or the record's `source_dir` under copy-mode), so a bare program name (e.g. `claude-spt-digest …`) binds to the shipped binary first and falls back to PATH when absent — a `.spt` that ships its binaries is **self-contained**, needing no PATH placement. <!-- [doc->REQ-INSTALL-11] --> Applies to the `[digest]` extractor, the `[session.psyche_init]` runner, and the `adapter digest-proof` tool; the install dir is the registry record's `source_dir` (precise) for the daemon-resolved paths — the `[digest]` extractor and the daemon-h…\n- **Hook output capability is declared per harness-event** (`can_inject`). CC's Stop hook cannot inject context — that single fact drives the echo-gate sentinel + relay fallback. The manifest expresses it so spt-core knows when to fall back.\r\n- **Env injection is asymmetric** (file-bridge-only-when-not-launcher, applied to env): spt-hosted sessions inherit env from the broker that spawns them; harness-hosted sessions need the harness's declared env channel. With `spt` on PATH the env table is small.\r\n- **Cross-adapter fallback** is a **node-wide setting**, not a manifest field: if a Psyche/echo invocation under one adapter is rate-limited, spt-core falls back to another adapter (e.g. `ccs` — its own adapter, not a binary-swap). <!-- [doc->REQ-MANIFEST-6] --> A fallback **target is addressed as `<adapter>:<profile>`** (not just a bare adapter_name) and resolves through the one composite-addressing resolver (`registry::resolve_option`), so a fallback may select a shipped or local profile (`ccs`, `ccs:<profile>`) exactly as any other adapter-option read site does. *Contract only at M12-W3 — the addressing resolves; the node-wide setting + its rate-limit invocation belong to the consuming milestone (no reader exists yet, so no config field is added).* Adapte…\n- **Config knobs** (pulse period, echo-commune window/gate, route-guard window, daily refresh) are spt-core **global settings** with optional **per-endpoint override**. **An adapter may DECLARE A DEFAULT, never an override** (narrowed 2026-08-03, LOCKSMITH grill — the original \"never per-adapter\" wording is superseded): a harness has real information about its own turn shape and cost, but the operator keeps the last word. Precedence, highest first: **per-endpoint override → node/global setting → adapter-manifest default → core default.** Storage follows the ratified `auto-suspend-after` chain (REQ-INST-3): the endpoint leg is an optional `PerchInfo` field in `info.json`, the node leg is `daemon.json`, absent ⇒ inherit the next rung, and `0` ⇒ explicitly OFF …\n- **Event-block vocabulary and file-drop filenames are fixed spt-core constants** (documented for adapter authors), not manifest-configurable. <!-- [doc->REQ-RESUME-CONTEXT-PULL] --> This includes the **checkpoint sentinel `!!checkpoint!!`** — the agent-checkpoint trigger an adapter embeds in a commune/signoff drop body (one bare token = checkpoint with default wake; a `!!checkpoint!! <text> !!checkpoint!!` pair makes the inter-marker text a custom wake directive). It is spt-core control metadata: spt-core STRIPS every occurrence (keeping the inter-marker text) before the drop body reaches agent context, at BOTH points it can — the resume `<pending-*>` presentation (pre-synthesis) and the durable tier write (post-synthesis) — so the marker never surfaces or …\n\r\n### Inbound `api` surface (detailed)\r\n\r\nAll commands below are `api`-prefixed (machinery-facing). Every `api` invocation **and** every manifest carries a unified **`adapter_name`** string (e.g. `claude-spt`) identifying the owning adapter. This is load-bearing: one daemon hosts endpoints from multiple adapters (`claude-spt`, `spt-codex`, `spt-pi`), so the daemon resolves an endpoint's manifest + seams (history normalize-command, inject method, update avenue) by its `adapter_name`; adapter-update ripples target by it; capability lookup and telemetry key on it.\r\n\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-API-4] -->\r\n**Manifest resolution from `--adapter` (since v0.8.0).** `spt api <cmd> --adapter <name[:profile]>` resolves the registered adapter's manifest, `:profile` overlay, and install dir from the registry when `--manifest` is omitted — a registered adapter's `api` calls need only `--adapter`. `--manifest <path>` becomes an optional **override** (an unregistered or local-dev manifest): when present, the manifest loads from that file and the install dir is its parent directory; when absent, both come from the registry record (the install dir is the record's precise `source_dir`). An unregistered adapter with no `--manifest` degrades to no-manifest rather than failing.\r\n\r\n- **`api bind`** — post-spawn boot bind (payload above). Skeleton→live.\r\n- **`api listen`** — *long-running* relay/poll listener that an adapter-owned (harness-hosted) session owns as a child process; streams the daemon's events to the session's stdout. Distinct from the short-lived `api poll`. This is the heir to today's Monitor-bound `$LIVE start` poll loop.\r\n- **`api poll`** — short-lived drain of queued messages for a session (the hook-injection delivery path). `--include-deferred` optionally also drains deferred rows, for adapter flexibility (default excludes them — KNOWN-HAZARDS 1.4/4.4).\r\n- **`api state <busy|idle>`** — adapter reports session activity; writes the activity/idle sentinel in the session perch. **The BUSY edge arms the echo-commune gate sentinel** (`.more-done`-equiv); `--no-gate` suppresses that coupling, and a standalone **`api echo-gate <set|clear>`** gives granular adapters explicit control over when echo communes may fire, independent of activity.\r\n  **ECHO CADENCE (ratified 2026-08-03, LOCKSMITH grill — releases#113; supersedes arm-on-idle):** the gate is armed on the **busy** edge and the **idle edge does NOT disarm it**. The echo **fires when the armed gate reaches the configured age, REGARDLESS of current activity state**, then resets the age and **re-arms only if the session is still busy**. Consequences that make this the ruled shape: a long autonomous turn ages out and echoes on its own, so cadence never depends on turn boundaries; and a short turn that went idle long ago is still echoed when its sentinel matures, so no work is left un-echoed. **Arming on the IDLE edge is the defect, not the design** — legacy SPT tied the sentinel to an end-of-turn hook and observed an **80-minute** un-echoed ga…\n- **`api worker-start`** / **`api worker-stop`** — Worker (subagent) perch create/teardown under the parent (nested, registry-tracked).\r\n- **`api worker-poll`** — a Worker (subagent) receives its queued messages (inbound from Self or sibling Workers).\r\n- **`api boundary <clear|compact>`** — context-boundary report; **carries the new `session_id`** (it rotates on `/clear` or `/compact`), so the daemon rebinds the perch to the new session id while keeping the stable identity + `parent_pid` anchor. Authors a **Self-resume commune** (resume the Self session → commune file-drop) rather than a background echo — strong live-context signal at the boundary (see `docs/CONTEXT-MEMORY.md`). **Rotation credential** (ADR-0032): the proof of association for this one verb belongs to the **departed** session (its sid, or the perch token) — the new sid is the *payload*, never the *proof* — so adapters persist the current sid across the rotation (endpoint-keyed adapter state, NOT per-session env) and present it; the design-t…\n- **`api session-end`** — session stop/crash report → soft teardown by default (preserve perch + spool + tracked history for recovery — KNOWN-HAZARDS 6.2). **`--erase`** instead hard-wipes the perch and tracked history (for ephemeral/secondary adapters that act as robust agent-spawned-agent surfaces).\r\n\r\n**`spt endpoint purge <id>`** (CLI, not `api`) — the standalone, formal **full teardown**: wipe an endpoint and *every* record keyed on it. It is the dev/CI sibling of `api session-end --erase` (which is adapter-triggered at session end); `purge` is the explicit operator/test command for clean setup-and-reset. **Deliberately NOT consent-gated** — a local dev/test op, never a peer-visible action. **Offline-only**: it refuses a live / daemon-hosted endpoint (deleting records out from under a running host would let the daemon re-create or re-host mid-purge); **`--force`** stops it first (→ the daemon reconcile un-hosts it and reaps its Psyche) and then purges. **`--yes`** skips the interactive confirm (the CI path); purge refuses removing the **caller's own run…\n_Avoid_: consent-gating it (it is intentionally ungated, for CI); treating it as a sync/remote op (local-only); a soft variant (purge is always the hard, full wipe — soft teardown is `endpoint stop`). **Read that soft/hard contrast on the RECORD axis only** (ADR-0045): `stop` is *record*-preserving (spool.db + info.json survive) where `purge` wipes them. It says nothing about processes — on the **process** axis `stop` is hard: for a broker-hosted endpoint it reaps the session and its descendant subtree, exactly like `shutdown`. \"Soft teardown\" never licensed a surviving host.\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-ENDPOINT-PURGE] -->\r\n\r\n- **`api history-log`** — Path B: ingest normalized records into spt-core's native history store.\r\n- **`api presence`** — adapter reports user interaction → updates the presence datum `(last_active_node, last_active_endpoint, ts)`. In the spt-hosted topology, presence is **also** updated by the broker *detecting* (sensing, not watching/logging) user input on a held PTY — privacy-preserving (it notes that input occurred, records no content).\r\n- **`api emit --type <sensory_type> <payload>`** — a broker-launched **Shell** binary pushes a sensory payload to its owner agent (owner known from `api bind`; REST-only, never spooled). See the Shell model.\r\n\r\n**Not `api` commands — file-drop flow:** `commune` and `signoff` are deprecated as commands (modern SPT) in favor of file drops. The agent/adapter writes `<id>-commune.md` / `<id>-signoff.md`; the daemon watches the manifest-declared commune/signoff dirs (the spawn-session seam fields), ingests, and deletes (drop files are daemon-owned single-writer — KNOWN-HAZARDS 6.4). These stay off the `api` surface and the agent surface alike. **This path is the Self's, and spt-core's echo-commune never writes it** (operator-ruled 2026-09-06, releases#276): the echo's brief routes straight into the two-tier store on the fire. Until then core wrote its echo here too, and a second writer on a single-writer path overwrote unread Self communes — KNOWN-HAZARDS 6.12.\r\n\r\n### Startup flows (the two topologies)\r\n\r\n**Adapters never resolve `$SPT_HOME`.** spt-core install registers its binary directory on the system-wide PATH, so adapters call `spt api …` on any OS without path math. All harness↔daemon bridging goes through `spt api` commands (the daemon is always running, or auto-started — below), so there is **no adapter-written file** in the bind path.\r\n\r\n**Harness-hosted (e.g. spt-plugin; the harness binary is user-launched, harness is the parent).** Key constraint: the SPT *live agent* does not exist until the agent invokes start — the `live_id` isn't chosen at session boot, and `$LIVE start` is itself invoked *behind the Monitor tool*, so it becomes the long-running relay. So binding cannot happen at SessionStart directly. A **seed record** (daemon-held, in-memory — not a file) bridges the gap:\r\n1. The harness's SessionStart hook calls **`spt api seed --pid <parent_pid> --session-id <sid> [cwd]`**. The daemon records an ephemeral in-memory **seed entry** keyed by `parent_pid` — the session details the spt-hosted topology would share directly, minus the not-yet-chosen `live_id`. The seed is **adapter-agnostic**: it carries no `adapter_name`. <!-- [doc->REQ-START-5] --> *Which* adapter/profile a session belongs to is resolved later, at bind, as a read against the live registry (below) — so one SessionStart hook seeds correctly no matter which harness adapters are installed, and an `adapter add` after the seed is never missed. In-memory (not a file) avoids drive churn and the `$SPT_HOME` resolution nuisance; seeds are consumed within seconds, so persis…\n2. The agent runs `/spt:live <id>` → the adapter's `$LIVE start <id>` alias = **`$SPT listen <id>`** (= `spt api listen <id>`), invoked via Monitor. It self-discovers its `parent_pid`, the daemon matches the seed entry by that pid (validated against `session_id` to defeat PID-recycling — KNOWN-HAZARDS 5.1), **resolves the owning adapter/profile** (the bind-time resolution below), creates/revives the perch binding `live_id` ↔ session details, then enters the long-running relay loop streaming events to stdout.\r\n3. The always-on daemon holds the perch, spool, registry, and daemon-spawns the Psyche (via the spawn-psyche seam) — no separate wrapper. The relay is purely the delivery pipe.\r\n   - Seed entry refreshed on each SessionStart (keeps `session_id` current across `/clear`, since `parent_pid` is stable while the harness process persists). If a harness has no SessionStart-equiv, `start` may carry the details directly as args — the seed is the preferred convenience, not the only path.\r\n   - The same seed + bind-time resolution serves a **ReadyAgent** bringup (`$SPT ready`/poll), not just a LiveAgent — a harness-hosted ready agent is seeded and resolved identically (it just binds a poll listener, no Psyche).\r\n\r\n**Bind-time adapter/profile resolution (ADR-0021).** Because the seed is adapter-agnostic, `listen`/`poll` resolve the owning adapter/profile when they bind, as a pure read — never a seed-time snapshot that could drift. `--adapter <name[:profile]>` is an **optional override** on the `api` group (an explicit choice for adapter dev/iteration); omitted, resolution runs:\r\n1. the seed's `parent_pid` → that process's **executable basename** (case-insensitive, `.exe`-stripped);\r\n2. **candidate adapters** = registered `kind=\"harness\"` adapters whose **`host_binaries`** (the manifest match-key) contains that basename; <!-- [doc->REQ-MANIFEST-8] -->\r\n3. **profile**: the durable **active-profile pointer** (`spt adapter use <adapter>[:profile]` writes it; one default per `host_binary`) wins; unset → the freshest candidate adapter by `registered_at_ms`, base profile (a specific profile is only ever chosen by the pointer), name-ascending on ties; <!-- [doc->REQ-INSTALL-12] -->\r\n4. zero candidates → a friendly error naming the binary and the `--adapter` escape. The pointer is a standing user preference (durable on disk, never auto-written by install/update); the seed is ephemeral — see ADR-0021.\r\n\r\n**Daemon auto-start:** the daemon is per-machine always-on (OS-service registered), but any `spt api` invocation that needs it will **start it if absent** (fresh boot, crash, never-installed-as-service). `$SPT listen` for the first SPT session on a machine thus transparently spins up the daemon. Ensure-running lives in the `api` layer generally; `listen` is the reliable anchor.\r\n\r\n**spt-hosted (terminal wrapper / GUI launcher; the daemon launches the binary into a broker PTY):**\r\n1. The frontend/CLI launches the agent: the daemon runs the **spawn-session** command template into a broker-held PTY.\r\n2. The binary boots and fires **`api bind`** (or skips it under the strict UUID-injection + stable-pid commitment). **No catalyst/seed file** — the daemon is the launcher, already holds a direct channel (it spawned the process and owns the PTY), so a file round-trip would only add drive churn for no benefit.\r\n3. The daemon delivers events; method is **manifest-configurable per activity-state** — direct PTY injection, or a relay even here (some adapters prefer a relay over PTY injection for idle delivery), or HTTP. During *activity*, delivery still defaults to the non-disruptive hook-injection path, not raw PTY writes.\r\n4. Psyche is daemon-spawned, same as above.\r\n\r\nSo the old `$LIVE start` splits by topology: harness-hosted = SessionStart writes an adapter-agnostic seed → `$SPT listen <id>` consumes seed (by `parent_pid`) + resolves adapter/profile (ADR-0021) + binds + relays — legacy parity (`$LIVE start <id>` → `$SPT listen <id>`, no mandatory `--adapter`); spt-hosted = daemon spawn-session + `api bind` (direct, no file). The asymmetry is the file-bridge-only-when-no-direct-channel principle.\r\n\r\n**Env-var aliases:** adapters inject clean env-var aliases for in-session invocation (heirs to today's `$OWL`/`$LIVE`), e.g. **`$SPT` = `spt api`** so a Monitor-bound call reads `$SPT listen <id>`. spt-core supplies the subcommands; the adapter supplies the env aliases (manifest philosophy).\r\n\r\n### Endpoint types\r\n\r\nEach perch advertises an **endpoint type** — a tag that says what shape of entity lives at that perch and what operations it accepts. The set of day-one types:\r\n\r\n**ReadyAgent**:\r\nMinimal SPT participant — a perch + a poll listener, no Psyche, no live-agent wrapper. Direct heir to the sister project's \"ready agent\".\r\n\r\n**LiveAgent**:\r\nA Self with a Psyche companion. Composite logical actor; addressable as one ID, but its component perches (the Self's, the Psyche's) live independently. Direct heir to the sister project's \"live agent\".\r\n\r\n**Psyche**:\r\nThe Psyche companion's own perch, distinct from its paired LiveAgent's perch. First-class endpoint type so messages addressed to a LiveAgent's Psyche route directly without ambiguity. **A Psyche is a bounded per-event turn, not a resident process (since v0.25.0).** Each psyche-relevant event (a pulse fire, a commune/signoff drop, a session-custody transition) runs **exactly one** bounded turn through the psyche role template, spawned by the daemon, which exits at turn end — there is no long-lived psyche loop or psyche pid between events. <!-- [doc->REQ-PSYCHE-EPHEMERAL-DRIVER] --> **Liveness = turns succeed** — never a PID or a resident-process check. A Self perch is online-and-hosted whether or not any psyche turn is in flight; a psyche turn failure of any …\n\r\n*I/O & trust boundary (ADR-0012):* the Psyche is a **sandboxed** actor — it may read and write files but **cannot send messages or reach the network itself**. Its inbound context arrives two ways: events/messages the daemon hands it, and **commune/signoff file-drops** (Self → daemon → Psyche; the *Summarizer* authors the commune delta). Its **sole outbound** is **reply/notify intents** the daemon relays as its **outbound proxy** — emitted as `<EVENT type=\"reply\">`/`<EVENT type=\"notify\">` (the shared envelope grammar). A *reply* reaches **only the sender it answers**; a *notify* reaches **only the agent's own user** — the Psyche carries no target and cannot address arbitrary endpoints (the daemon strips/re-stamps `from=` before relaying).\r\n\r\n*Psyche-host health — harness-reachable failure signal (v0.8.1, REQ-HAZARD-LIVEHOST-BOOT-RACE):* a LiveAgent's `status=online` is daemon-authoritative liveness and **stays authoritative** — but it does not by itself prove the daemon hosted a Psyche. When the brain's live-host reconcile fails to spawn the Psyche (e.g. the adapter's psyche binary is absent from its install dir, or the net-less boot-race starves the host), that failure was previously **silent** — only an `eprintln!` on the brain's invisible stderr, while a harness (and a human via `spt endpoint list` / `whoami`) reads **perch state**, never brain stderr. The Self perch's `info.json` therefore carries an additive, N-1-safe `psyche_host_error` field (`{reason, ts, attempts}`): a **current-state**…\n\r\n**Summarizer**:\r\nThe ephemeral, cheap model that builds a **commune delta** from a Self's recent turns and feeds it *into* the **Psyche** as inbound context. A distinct actor from the Psyche — different (cheaper) model, fire-and-forget, **no perch** (not an endpoint type). It authors *commune* deltas only, **never** *reply*/*notify*.\r\n\r\n**AN ECHO COMMUNE IS NOT SURFACED INTO THE LIVE AGENT'S RUNNING CONTEXT** (ratified 2026-08-03, LOCKSMITH grill — releases#113). Its purpose is to keep the Psyche's durable *live-context* and *project-context* current — **which it now does directly**, routing the brief from the summarizer into those tiers on the fire rather than transiting a drop file (operator-ruled 2026-09-06, releases#276); mirroring the brief back to the Self spends the agent's context re-describing work it just did. The shipped `KIND_ECHO_MIRROR` context injection is therefore **retired** (it was spt-core behaviour legacy never had).\r\n\r\n**THE ONE DELTA THAT MUST REACH THE AGENT IS THE SESSION-BOUNDARY DELTA.** An echo also fires at a session boundary (clear / compact / harness-offline), capturing the delta from the last echo to the boundary edge — and that delta is **structurally guaranteed to be missing from the psyche context downloaded at the next session's start**, because generating it takes time the boundary does not wait for. So it is **delivered to the new session as a message with `--active-only` semantics** (it waits for the agent's own next active window and never interrupts a turn) rather than as a context injection. This is the one case where a resuming agent would otherwise resume without work it had just done.\r\n_Avoid_: conflating with the Psyche; \"echo-commune model\"; mirroring an echo brief into the Self's context; assuming the boundary delta rides the session-start psyche download (it cannot — it does not exist yet when that download is built).\r\n\r\n**Worker**:\r\nA subagent's perch under a parent LiveAgent. Created on subagent start, torn down on subagent stop. Replaces today's \"working perch\" concept; first-class type so cross-communication between a Self and its workers (and worker↔worker) is addressable.\r\n\r\n**SptNode**:\r\nA machine's participation in an SPT subnet, identified by an Ed25519 public key generated on first run. First-class so networking primitives can address nodes directly as message targets, not only as transport peers. The node identity and network endpoint are hosted by the machine's `spt-daemon` (see Networking), not a separate process.\r\n\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-EP-6] -->\r\n**Gateway** (concept ratified 2026-06-11; registered via the open type system, first instance downstream):\r\nA **human-backed endpoint** — a user's specialized window into the subnet from a device or surface with no conventional-harness compatibility. Nothing LLM-shaped runs there; the intelligence at the endpoint is the **user**. Addressable like any endpoint (receives digests/messages, sends via the normal verbs) and may **own Shells** (it is an owning endpoint — see §Shell model). Distinct from a Shell: a Shell is *driven from elsewhere*; a Gateway *originates* interaction. No `tracked/` mind, no Psyche (LiveAgent affordances). First instance: the `spt-lecturn` adapter's Playdate endpoint (own repo).\r\n\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-MSG-5] -->\r\nA message sent from a Gateway carries **the user's authority** — it *is* the user speaking through a device — and is delivered typed **`user-msg`** (ratified 2026-06-12) so receiving agents weight it as user instruction, not peer-agent chatter. The type is **identity-gated, never payload-trusted** (the KH 7.3/7.5 posture): the daemon permits `user-msg` only from user-backed origins (a Gateway endpoint, the local user's own CLI) and re-stamps an agent-family sender's `user-msg` down to plain `msg` — authority comes from who you are, not what you wrote.\r\n\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-MSG-6] -->\r\n_Implemented posture_: the **local** user-backed origins are honored end-to-end — a locally-hosted Gateway endpoint (info.json `state=\"gateway\"`) and the local user's CLI (M9-T4/T5). The **cross-node WAN** path is being completed (trust posture **ratified 2026-06-13**): the **subnet membership boundary is the trust boundary**. A subnet is a collection of machines the user already trusts, so a `user-msg` arriving over the subnet from a **Gateway-typed** origin is honored as the user's authority; the daemon does **not** defend against a subnet member *forging* the Gateway type — an in-subnet compromise is out of scope by construction (if the subnet is breached at all, the trust model is already void). The origin's type is read from its advertised registry **`e…\n\r\nA Gateway endpoint binary is revived by **existing machinery only** (settled 2026-06-12, two corrections deep): while running, the bridged device's link liveness drives ordinary **instance state** (sustained device silence → dormant; device contact → active — the driver-attach rule). Across a node restart, revival rides a **co-located shell's wake-watcher** — the Gateway typically owns a shell instance on its own gateway host; that shell's offline wake-watcher (one of the two classes of third-party binary spt-core boot-launches — the other is the [[ResidentService]] supervised binary) holds the device-contact surface and fires the standard **wake resolution** (\"owner suspended → revive the owner\"). No Gateway-manifest watcher, no autostart flag, no new mecha…\n_Avoid_: calling a Gateway a Shell or an agent; \"console\", \"remote\".\r\n\r\n**PresenceChannel** (broker endpoint — concept locked, impl deferred past v1):\r\nA *broker* endpoint, not an interaction surface. Job: (1) **presence resolution** — track which node + endpoint the user most recently interacted with; (2) **shell brokering** — locate/instantiate the right Shell on that node and relay between the agent and the user. An agent \"just knows how to reach the user\" by firing at its PresenceChannel; the channel figures out the rest. Also a durable, **shell-agnostic 2-way thread**: messages persist in the channel, not in any one Shell, so the user can be sent a message via a phone messaging-Shell and surface/continue that same agent conversation later at a GameRobot Shell. Shells are interchangeable I/O windows onto the channel's thread.\r\n\r\nThree interaction styles:\r\n- **dispatch** — fire-and-forget: \"reach the user with this payload\"; channel delivers via the best available Shell.\r\n- **bind** — sustained drive: \"give me a Shell of capability X\"; channel instantiates and the agent drives it directly until teardown. Supports operating a *specific* Shell regardless of where the user currently is (agent transience).\r\n- **thread** — the persistent conversation that floats across Shells; the user can pick it up from any Shell, and 2-way payloads (text/audio/image/video, subject to the Shell's supported types) flow both directions.\r\n\r\nPresence datum: `(last_active_node, last_active_endpoint, timestamp)`. The `last_active_endpoint` field lets an agent choose between messaging that specific endpoint vs. driving a parallel instance of itself.\r\n\r\n**ResidentService** (concept ratified 2026-07-26, ADR-0049 — the supervised substrate; first consumer spt-alchemy's Hub Daemon):\r\nA **daemon-supervised binary an adapter declares, with no perch, no identity, no address.** Core owns the process from birth: the daemon spawns it **job-neutrally** (never a shell's child — a shell's tree-kill and a launching terminal's Job Object cannot reach it) and supervises it with the wake-watcher scaffolding (backoff, give-up latch, one-per-instance lock, orphan-kill, brain-side reconcile), running **independent of any agent's liveness**. Declared by the adapter manifest's **`[service]`** section; **one supervised instance per adapter-option** (`<adapter>[:profile]`). The start trigger is declared, not implied: **boot** (desired-state-running — reconciled toward running at daemon boot, at adapter registration against a live daemon, at update-hold rele…\n_Avoid_: calling it an endpoint (no identity, no address — that is the [[AlwaysOnEndpoint]] layered on top); calling it a Shell (owner-less, not driven); \"daemon\" unqualified (the node has one daemon; this is a supervised service under it); treating its supervision record as liveness truth (there is none — liveness is the child handle).\r\n\r\n**AlwaysOnEndpoint** (always-on endpoint; concept ratified 2026-06-21, re-based on the substrate 2026-07-26 per ADR-0049 — core kind, first instance downstream `spt-discord`):\r\nA **[[ResidentService]] that additionally fronts addressable endpoints** — resident, addressable, hosting no mind — unlike an *agent endpoint* (a hosted mind with a Psyche + `tracked/` context) and unlike a **Shell** (single-owner, *driven*). The substrate carries the process (supervision, cardinality, hold/quiesce, derived liveness — see [[ResidentService]]); the endpoint layer carries the address. It is **two-way addressable**: agents message it (to drive whatever external surface it fronts) and it messages out — notably it may call `endpoint wake <id>` to draw an offline agent online (wake authorization is **target-side**, so no special caller right is needed — see the wake-watcher/sleep-wake model). Its binary **self-manages its channel endpoints via the…\n_Avoid_: calling it a Shell (owner-less + not driven) or an agent (no mind); conflating it with its substrate (a ResidentService without the endpoint layer is deliberately faceless — the two-way requirement lives only here); a sleep/wake resting model (it does not rest).\r\n\r","truncated":true,"truncatedBy":"lines","totalLines":1266,"totalBytes":81537,"outputLines":300,"outputBytes":81537,"lastLinePartial":false,"firstLineExceedsLimit":false},"totalLines":1266,"displayContent":{"text":"# spt-core\r\n\r\n**Platform scope:** Windows + Linux for v1. macOS is out (no test machine available) but kept structurally easy — `portable-pty` and Iroh both support it, so macOS is a later test/CI-budget decision, not a re-architecture.\r\n\r\n**Legacy migration:** it should be possible — ideally *automatic* — for a user to migrate an existing `claude_skill_owl` (modern SPT) install to spt-core (identity, agents, tracked Psyche context). Exact mechanism deferred to design; the commitment is that migration is a first-class supported path, not a manual rebuild.\r\n\r\nHarness-independent core for the SPT ecosystem. Provides inter-agent messaging, live-agent lifecycle, terminal wrapping, self-update, and networking primitives — as both a Rust library workspace and a canonical reference binary. Designed so any agent runtime (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, headless, future harnesses) can interface with the SPT ecosystem either by shelling out to the binary or by linking the crates directly.\r\n\r\nSuccessor to `claude_skill_owl` (today's \"modern SPT\"), which is being rebuilt as `spt-core` to untether the system from Claude Code and lift it to a general-purpose agent-ecosystem core.\r\n\r\n## Language\r\n\r\n**spt-core**:\r\nThe system. Canonical name. The Rust workspace and the umbrella project.\r\n\r\n**spt.exe / spt** (canonical binary):\r\nThe reference binary built from the workspace. Replaces today's `owl.exe`. Most external integrations (plugins, hooks, scripts in other harnesses) interact with spt-core *only* through this binary — fire-and-forget subcommands, long-running listeners under a parent harness's process supervisor, etc. Unix builds use the same name without `.exe`.\r\n\r\n**library workspace**:\r\nThe set of Rust crates that compose spt-core. Consumers that want a deeper integration than shelling out to `spt.exe` link these crates directly. The reference binary is itself a consumer of the workspace. The expected non-binary consumers are future first-party services that link Rust directly.\r\n\r\n**spt plugin** (separate downstream project — NOT an spt-core deliverable):\r\nA rebuilt version of today's Claude Code `spt` plugin. It is the **first consumer** built *atop* spt-core and the **acceptance proof** of spt-core v1 (it reaches feature parity with modern SPT while delegating all core functionality to spt-core, primarily via `spt.exe`, with deeper hooks where useful) — but it **lives and builds in its own repository, outside spt-core**. It is a Claude-Code-specific *adapter*: it holds the Claude Code conventions (hooks, slash-commands, skill/plugin layout, `claude` session-invocation). **spt-core itself contains zero Claude Code conventions** — only the harness-agnostic contract the plugin binds to. The only adapter-shaped artifact ever in this repo is a generic mock/test adapter exercising the manifest + `api` contract (PR…\n\r\n**Pi** (disambiguation — two meanings, never conflate):\r\n(1) **Pi, the coding agent/harness** (`badlogic/pi-mono`) — a harness example alongside Claude Code and Codex; this is the meaning in user-facing harness lists. (2) **Pi-class node** — Raspberry-Pi-class low-power hardware hosting a Shell-only or headless SPT node; an incidental hardware descriptor, never an explicit product example. Public-facing docs must disambiguate or avoid the bare word.\r\n_Avoid_: bare \"Pi node\" when the harness is meant.\r\n\r\n**spt-daemon** (per-machine supervisor):\r\nThe single always-on, one-per-machine logical supervisor. Owns the PTYs for all hosted sessions, the node's network identity + WAN endpoint, the subnet registry, all spools, **all poll-listener logic, and all Psyche/pulse loops** — everything is consolidated here (no separate poll-listener or Psyche-wrapper processes; listeners already touch sessions directly under capsule/idle, and Psyche wrappers already invoke harness binaries directly, so they belong in the one supervisor). Collapses what the sister project planned as a separate `spt-node` daemon into one process — see Networking. The `spt-node` separate-deliverable concept is retired.\r\n\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-CLI-NODE-VERB-PRIMARY] -->\r\n**`spt node` (the CLI verb) is NOT the retired `spt-node` (the process)** — the two are different kinds of thing and must never be conflated. What is retired above is a separate *process* deliverable: a second daemon alongside `spt-daemon`, which this project collapsed into one supervisor. What `spt node` names is the *CLI verb* an operator types to run, stop, or read the state of that one supervisor on their machine (releases#112) — a vocabulary choice on the command surface, with no second process behind it. `spt daemon` remains a full alias of that verb, subcommand for subcommand, and is documented as deprecated rather than removed: installed OS service units and scheduled-task rungs already carry `spt daemon run`, and renaming a verb does not rewrite art…\n\r\nInternally the logical daemon is split into two implementation layers for seamless self-update (see Self-update):\r\n- **broker** (stable \"kernel\") — holds *only* the un-transferable, must-not-die resources: PTY master fds, the spawned harness child processes, and listening network sockets. Minimal, dumb, versioned local IPC. Almost never updates.\r\n- **daemon brain** (\"userspace\") — all logic (routing, registry, pulse/psyche loops, manifest parsing, update orchestration). Restarts freely on update; rehydrates from disk state and re-attaches to the broker's held handles.\r\n\r\nLogical addressing is unchanged — still one per-machine `spt-daemon`; the broker is an internal layer, not separately addressable. There is exactly **one broker per machine** (per `SPT_HOME`) — *not* one per endpoint: a single broker holds every hosted endpoint's resources, and it is present whenever the daemon runs, even with zero endpoints online (the bare-daemon case). It is therefore the always-present per-machine layer, which is why the single-daemon lock + liveness anchor belong to it.\r\n\r\n**in-session relay**:\r\nA thin, stateless `spt.exe` task that exists only in **harness-hosted** sessions (where the agent harness is the parent process and spt cannot reach into its process tree — today's Monitor model). It streams the daemon brain's events into the session's stdout. All *stateful* listener logic lives in the daemon; the relay is a dumb pipe, freely killable and respawnable. **spt-hosted** sessions need no separate harness-owned relay — the daemon owns the PTY and consumes the same poll feed itself. Idle delivery into an spt-hosted PTY goes through an opt-in adapter **translation binary** (`[message-idle-translation-binary]`, ADR-0022): a pure stdin→stdout filter spt-core lifecycle-manages — it reads the `<EVENT>` feed on stdin, emits keystroke-commands (`{key}`/`{…\n\r\n### Deliverable shape\r\n\r\nspt-core ships **both** a library workspace and a canonical binary:\r\n\r\n- **Library crates** — the deeper integration path. Used by future first-party services that link Rust directly.\r\n- **`spt.exe` / `spt`** — the canonical binary, built from the workspace. The primary integration path for harness plugins and external tooling, which mostly fire it as a subprocess at various surfaces (one-shot commands, poll listeners under a Monitor-tool-equivalent, hook tap-ins).\r\n\r\nBoth surfaces are first-class. Wire-protocol parity between them is a versioning concern from day one (a non-Rust client speaking to `spt.exe` and a Rust client linking the crates must see the same observable behavior).\r\n\r\n## Runtime model\r\n\r\nspt-core is harness-independent: it does not know about Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or any other agent runtime. All harness-specific surfaces (how to invoke an agent session, fetch conversation history for an echo commune, detect activity/idleness, etc.) are abstracted behind a runtime layer that consumers supply.\r\n\r\n**AgentRuntime** (Rust trait, implementation detail):\r\nThe internal Rust abstraction over a harness. Anything spt-core needs to do *to* or *with* an agent goes through this trait. Most consumers never see it directly — they configure spt-core via a manifest, and spt-core's default `ManifestRuntime` implementation executes against the manifest.\r\n\r\n**harness contract** (umbrella term):\r\nThe full surface a harness binds to in order to participate in the spt-core ecosystem. Has two equally-important halves: the **runtime manifest** (outbound — how spt-core drives the harness) and the **subcommand surface** (inbound — how the harness reports events back to spt-core). A harness implementation is one TOML/YAML manifest + a binding from the harness's own hook system into `spt.exe <subcommand>` calls.\r\n\r\n**runtime manifest** (outbound half of the harness contract):\r\nA declarative configuration file (TOML/YAML — schema TBD) that tells spt-core how to drive a specific harness. Declares: how to invoke an agent session, how to look up conversation history for an echo commune, how to spawn/resume a Psyche-equivalent, which binary or command implements each harness-side operation, and which endpoint types this harness supports. spt-core is the actor for each of these; the manifest tells it what to do.\r\n\r\nExample shape (illustrative): `spt.exe --manifest spt-plugin.toml live start <id>`. A harness like the planned spt plugin wraps this invocation into the `$LIVE` / `$OWL` environment variables it injects into its sessions, so harness-internal callers continue to invoke `$LIVE` / `$OWL` unchanged.\r\n\r\n**subcommand surface** (inbound half of the harness contract):\r\nThe stable set of `spt.exe <subcommand>` entry points that harnesses bind their own hook systems to. When the harness's runtime emits an event (subagent started, tool just invoked, user typed `/clear`, session crashed), the harness's hook fires a short-lived `spt.exe <subcommand>` invocation that mutates on-disk SPT state (perch registry, spool, etc.). spt-core publishes this surface; harnesses author the bindings.\r\n\r\n**Naming convention:** these inbound, machinery-facing commands are prefixed **`api `/`api-`** (e.g. `spt api bind`, `spt api state`) to distinguish them from the agent-facing verbs an agent invokes directly (`send`, `ring`, `ready`, …). The `api` namespace is the harness/adapter commands-API; the unprefixed namespace is the agent surface.\r\n\r\nTogether: manifest + subcommand surface = the complete harness API. A sidecar-style long-running adapter process speaking a wire protocol is explicitly **deferred** as a possible v2 alternative for harnesses that outgrow the manifest+hooks shape (e.g. need streaming or in-memory state across events). Not built day-one.\r\n\r\n**adapter manifest header** (`adapter_name` + version compat):\r\nEvery manifest declares a unified **`adapter_name`** (e.g. `claude-spt`), carried on every `api` invocation too. It is load-bearing: one daemon hosts endpoints from multiple adapters, so it resolves an endpoint's manifest + seams by `adapter_name`; adapter-update ripples target by it; capability/manifest lookup and telemetry key on it. The header also declares the adapter's own version and a **`min_spt_core_version`** — the minimum spt-core the adapter requires. This declaration must be **readable before an adapter update is applied** (it lives in the manifest header / a small metadata file fetched first), so spt-core can verify compatibility / expected supported features *before* committing the update. If spt-core is below the adapter's `min_spt_core_versio…\n\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-MANIFEST-2] -->\r\n**adapter profile** (ratified 2026-06-11, Gateway grill; future spt-core milestone — first beneficiaries `spt-claude-code` and the usbip shell):\r\nA named **sparse overlay** on its parent adapter manifest. Merge semantics are **leaf-replace**: a profile key replaces the whole value at that path (arrays included — never spliced or appended). The merged result is a complete manifest, and the profile behaves as a distinct adapter option everywhere: canonical addressing is the composite **`<adapter>:<profile>`** (`claude-spt:work`, `spt-usbip-driver:hid-only`) in every place a bare `adapter_name` rides today (perch `info.json`, capability resolution, `api` invocations, `spt adapter list`); the bare name = the parent unmodified. **Two sources, one semantics:** a **shipped profile** is declared inside the parent manifest by the adapter dev and updates as one unit with it; a **local profile** is a node-local …\n_Avoid_: \"manifest fork\", \"child adapter\", per-profile versioning.\r\n\r\n**adapter strings** (ratified 2026-06-11, Gateway grill):\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-MANIFEST-3] -->\r\nA `[strings]` manifest section — an adapter-authored JSON/TOML KV tree, dot-path-readable by anything on the node via `spt adapter get-string <adapter-option> <key.path>` (e.g. a harness hook fetching per-profile `additionalContext` — one hook script serves every profile, only the data differs). Resolution rides the **same leaf-replace profile overlay** as the rest of the manifest: a shipped or local profile may override base strings; `get-string` returns the merged view for the named adapter option. **Strings are data only** — nothing in spt-core ever executes a string (command templates live in manifest sections behind registration, never in the KV). Node-local like the registration itself; no cross-node sync. `set-string` is sugar that edits a **local** p…\n<!-- [doc->REQ-MANIFEST-5] -->\r\n**File-backed strings** (M12-W3): a `[strings]` value MAY be a **file pointer** instead of an inline literal — a value-position table with **exactly one** key `file`: `skill = { file = \"skill.md\" }`. `get-string` resolves it to the file's **contents** (so large bodies — skill-instructions, hint text — stay out of the manifest). The exactly-one-key rule is the disambiguation: any other table shape stays an opaque nested strings tree (existing trees untouched), and `{ file = … }` is reserved as the pointer form (it can't double as inline data). Files live in the adapter's per-adapter aux dir **`adapters/<adapter>/strings/`** (sibling of `profiles/`), referenced by a path relative to it that **must stay inside that dir** (HAZARD-class containment: `..` traversa…\n_Avoid_: treating strings as config knobs for spt-core itself (those are global settings); \"adapter KV store\" as a separate registry; putting user files in the adapter-shipped `strings/` dir (clobbered by updates — use a local profile).\r\n\r\n**manifest substitution in `[strings]`** (ratified 2026-06-25, v0.16.0 update-arc grill):\r\n`get-string` resolves a set of **adapter-static** substitution keys inside a returned string value at **read time** (lazily, like file-backed strings): **`{adapter_dir}`** — the registry record's precise `source_dir` (the install dir; survives updates; the same dir bare-program resolution already uses) — and **`{adapter_name}`**. Session-scoped keys (`{id}`/`{session_id}`/…) are **not** available: `get-string` carries no session context today, and a `get-string --session-id` for session-scoped substitution is a deferred, larger change. The load-bearing invariant is preserved: **spt-core still never executes a string** — it substitutes and returns; the *adapter's own wrapper* executes the result. Canonical use: a harness hook dispatcher resolves its own packe…\n_Avoid_: session-scoped substitution through bare `get-string`; reading this as spt-core executing a string (it never does — the adapter wrapper executes the resolved value).\r\n\r\n**keyword hints** (ratified 2026-06-12 — core milestone A):\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-MANIFEST-4] -->\r\nOnce-per-session usage/syntax hints, a first-class adapter feature: the manifest's `[hints]` section declares entries of `{keywords (literal default, regex opt-in), text}`; the adapter's user-prompt hook pipes the **full user message** to `spt api hint --session <id>` (stdin) and receives matched hint lines (`keyword hint for SPT adapter <name>: \"<kw>\"-->{text}`) for its context-injection channel. The daemon keeps a per-session seen-set — each hint fires **once per session** (a `/clear` mints a new session, naturally re-arming) — and emits at most **one hint per message PER SOURCE**. **The per-source cap AMENDS BY REPLACEMENT the original global one-per-message clause (releases#133, gater-ruled 2026-08-30), and the authority chain is this:** the global claus…\n_Avoid_: unconditional static context (that's the adapter's own preamble); firing per-message.\r\n\r\n**shell keyword hints** (releases#133, operator-GREENLIT; shape ruled 2026-08-30):\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-SHELL-HINTS] -->\r\n`[[hints]]` was never harness-only — it is a top-level manifest section with no kind gate, so a `kind = \"shell\"` adapter has always been able to declare hints; what was missing was a reader, because the only reader resolved the endpoint-bound manifest. The now-signal **HINTS** category now also reads the shell adapters an endpoint can see, one line each under the per-source cap above. **Two arms, decided by INSTANTIATION and never by link state:** an adapter this owner holds an instance of surfaces the **full** hint text — whether that instance is online or offline — and an adapter with no instance surfaces only a **teaser** naming the trigger keyword and the command that shows the text (`spt adapter hints <adapter[:profile]>`, which resolves the merged view…\n_Avoid_: gating the shell arm on the harness manifest (an endpoint with no bound manifest still owns shells); filtering the full arm on online/offline; naming a surfacing command that does not exist at the shipping head.\r\n\r\n**adapter update declaration** (manifest field):\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-UPD-9] -->\r\nEach adapter manifest declares how spt-core should *ripple-update the adapter itself* (see Self-update). One of: **file-pull** (a plugin-directory lookup regex + a gh repo for the adapter's latest files — spt-core fetches + swaps), **delegated command** (a binary command the adapter owns, e.g. `claude.exe plugin update` — spt-core invokes it), or **gh_release** (the adapter ships its updates from its own GitHub releases). After initial bootstrap, the plugin no longer self-manages updates; spt-core conducts them. The **gh_release** avenue (since v0.8.0) declares `repo = \"user/repo\"` (plus an optional release `asset`, default `adapter.spt`, and an optional Ed25519 `signing_key`): spt-core compares the repo's latest GitHub release version against the installed …\n\r\n**adapter packaging & live update** (v0.13.2; ADR-0024, ADR-0025):\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-ADAPTER-GH-TRANSPORT] -->\r\nA `.spt` may be **multi-platform**: shared `manifest.toml` + `strings/` at the root, role binaries under per-target-triple subdirectories (`x86_64-pc-windows-msvc/`, …); install/update extracts the shared root plus only the current node's triple, flattened into `install_dir`, so flat `<install_dir>/<program>` resolution is unchanged. It stays one signed asset (`adapter.spt`, plain-tar or gzip); a multi-platform archive missing the recipient's triple is a typed `NoArtifactForPlatform`. Large adapters may still split per-platform. The `gh_release` fetch transport is **`auto`** by default — the pre-authorized `gh` CLI when available (the path for **private** adapter repos: `gh` honors both OAuth and `GH_TOKEN`, so spt never custodies a token), else direct HTTPS…\n<!-- [doc->REQ-ADAPTER-UPDATE-MESSAGE] -->\r\nAn optional **`[update].message`** (avenue-agnostic) is a plain multi-line operator notice surfaced to stdout, markdown-rendered (the helpfmt prose path), **only when an update is actually applied** (the version changed) — never on a no-op. It is read from the newly-installed manifest with no `{key}` substitution; its use is to announce a post-update action (e.g. \"run `/reload-plugins` in any ongoing sessions\").\r\n\r\n**composite update — `[update.post]`** (ratified 2026-06-25, v0.16.0 update-arc grill; ADR-0029):\r\nAn optional **avenue-agnostic** post-step `{ command, self_verifies }` spt-core runs **after** the primary avenue resolves — in the same `spt adapter update` **and at `spt adapter add`** (install is the first update, so a fresh install conducts the post-step too; bug-#1 operator ruling, v0.19.0 — the eager-extract acquisition runs it post-registration, a delegated acquisition after the acquisition succeeds, and only the payload-less `file_pull` PENDING add defers it to the payload's arrival) — so one lever pulls the adapter `.spt` (`gh_release`) **and** runs a delegated reconcile (e.g. an adapter's `claude plugin update` cross-platform binary). It runs **foreground and bounded** (the subprocess-timeout hazard bound, 120s; never backgrounded — when the CLI re…\n\r\n**resident adapter binary**: an adapter-owned process spt-core keeps alive for an endpoint's lifetime (today the `[message-idle-translation-binary]`), as opposed to **ephemeral** adapter binaries — the Psyche loop (daemon-hosted, ADR-0004), the `[digest]` extractor, `[session.*]` runners, hooks — which spawn on demand and pick up an update on their next invocation. Only resident binaries are stopped/restarted on a live update; ephemerals self-heal.\r\n_Avoid_: calling the Psyche loop or an on-demand extractor a \"resident\" binary; \"restart the endpoint\" for what is a per-binary cycle.\r\n\r\n**session-invocation declaration** (manifest field, noted for spt-plugin parity):\r\nHow the harness spawns agent sessions, including Psyche and echo-commune sessions. For the rebuilt spt-plugin, Psyche and echo communes must migrate **off `claude -p`** (imminent Claude Code billing changes) to headless `claude` sessions (`--resume` for the Psyche). This is an adapter/manifest concern, not a core concern, but the parity milestone must carry it.\r\n\r\n### Manifest seams (outbound contract, detailed)\r\n\r\nGoverning principle: **SPT is not a harness.** Model choice, billing shape, harness-internal env, and harness-internal context are entirely the adapter's concern, expressed inside the adapter's own command templates. spt-core owns only the template *mechanism* (substitution keys), the substitution *values* it is responsible for, and the surrounding lifecycle. Env for the *endpoint binary itself* is auto-handled by spt-core/broker; env for the *agent running inside* that binary is the adapter's config (e.g. the CC plugin config).\r\n\r\n**spawn-session seam** — launch a new agent session on this node. Manifest provides: a command template; `cwd`/project; a `headless` flag (optional, default false — for the GUI's resume-of-compatible-adapters); a `resume` flag (optional); and the `commune` + `signoff` file directories relative to `cwd` (so the daemon knows where to watch). Substitution keys spt-core can supply: `{id}` and, optionally, a spt-core-generated valid session UUID (e.g. injected as `--session-id {uuid}`) so an adapter can skip the post-spawn seam. spt-core does **not** inject: harness-internal env (broker handles binary env; adapter handles in-session env), and **no initial-context handoff** (not needed at start — the agent is prompted for context once its session is up; the first …\n- **id resolution:** `id` is optional. With no id, spt-core reproduces today's no-id `/spt:live` behavior — run the lone live agent if that's all the project has; show a picker with proposed default IDs if the project has none; let the user choose if there are several.\r\n\r\n**post-spawn seam** — the just-launched binary calls an spt-core command on boot (via the adapter's SessionStart-equivalent hook) to bind itself. Needed because the harness's own session id usually isn't known until after the binary runs. Payload: the harness `session_id` (when binary-generated rather than spt-core-injected); the `parent_pid` (the stable session-binding anchor — see KNOWN-HAZARDS 2.1); an endpoint identity/type confirmation; optionally a local HTTP port the binary listens on (for HTTP-mode input delivery, below); and a **boot nonce** (a generation/boot discriminator so a respawn-after-crash bind can't be confused with a stale duplicate — guards KNOWN-HAZARDS 2.4). The call flips the perch from skeleton → live.\r\n\r\n**post-spawn is optional only under a strict commitment:** an adapter may forgo post-spawn *only* if it (a) injects the spt-core-generated session UUID at spawn AND (b) guarantees the launched-process pid IS the stable session-binding anchor (no wrapper-script / subprocess pid indirection). If either does not hold, post-spawn must fire to report `session_id` and/or `parent_pid`. UUID-injection alone suppresses only the `session_id` reporting, not the binding.\r\n\r\n**spawn-psyche seam** — two command templates: fresh-start and resume (the resume template includes `$session_id`). Both include `$psyche_prompt` — the revival essentials spt-core feeds the Psyche (timestamp, incoming event envelope). Everything else is the adapter's: model selection (in its template), and any harness-specific instructions the Psyche needs (Write-tool usage, commune dir) supplied as a static preamble before `$psyche_prompt` or as adapter SessionStart additionalContext. spt-core owns `$psyche_prompt` content; the adapter owns the rest.\r\n\r\n**history subsystem** (covers echo-commune source logs, resume briefs, and Shell logs) — two supported paths:\r\n- **Path A — adapter-owned logs.** Manifest declares a locate-template (keyed by `$session_id`) + a **normalize-command the adapter owns** that emits spt-core's expected normalized format. spt-core docs must teach adapter devs how to build a conformant parser.\r\n- **Path B — spt-core-native history store.** spt-core exposes a `history-log` command/API; the adapter writes its logs to spt-core in the native format and spt-core stores them. Rationale: spt-core needs its own log store for Shells anyway, and this simplifies integration for flexible/DIY harnesses.\r\n- The **echo-commune seam** is then just a command template (adapter picks the model) that consumes whichever history path is configured for the session.\r\n- **Why adapter-owned normalize over spt-core built-in parsers** (grounded in a Codex-CLI vs Claude-Code comparison): transcript formats diverge sharply and move fast. Claude Code = one flat JSONL per session, project-partitioned, locatable directly from the session id (`~/.claude/projects/<hash>/<id>.jsonl`). Codex = date-partitioned **rollout files** (`~/.codex/sessions/YYYY/MM/DD/rollout-<ts>-<id>.jsonl`) where the id is only a filename *substring* (must recursive-glob to locate), a **3-level tagged envelope** (`{timestamp,type,payload}` → tagged `ResponseItem` → tagged `ContentItem` with distinct `input_text`/`output_text`), tool calls as separate top-level items, a **second SQLite index that can desync from the files**, Limited/Extended persistence mode…\n- **Profile-relocated transcript roots — env-read capture** (ratified 2026-06-30, counter-38 field-bug grill; supersedes a rejected harness-specific `{config_dir}` proposal): a Path-A locate-template (and the `[digest].source` that reuses it) may reference a manifest-declared **`[env.<VAR>] direction = \"read\"`** var (e.g. `{CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR}`). spt-core captures the **declared** read-vars — an explicit allowlist, never the whole env — from the session's launch environment at **bind** (the only point the env is present; the ephemeral `[digest]` extractor runs later in the daemon context where it is gone), persists them in the perch, and substitutes them into the locate-template + the extractor's env at digest time. The var's **fallback** is the `[env]` direc…\n- **`[digest]` mirrors history's two strategies — locate ownership** (ratified 2026-06-30, counter-38 W6 design-gate): like `[history]`, `[digest]` supports **`fetcher`** (the adapter's extractor **locates + reads + emits** normalized digest records; spt-core runs it bounded and consumes its stdout, doing **no** locate and **no** pre-read) alongside the original **`locate_normalize`** (`source` template → spt-core locates a **single** file + reads + pipes the bytes to the extractor as a pure stdin→stdout normalizer). The pre-read `locate_normalize` mode only works when the transcript is a **single fully-templatable path**; a **partitioned** layout — CC's project-slug subdir (`projects/<munge(cwd)>/<id>.jsonl`) or Codex's date-glob (`must recursive-glob to lo…\n\r\n**activity/idle detection** — **not** PTY-quiescence (insufficient: e.g. CC's AskUserQuestion stalls the PTY while holding stdin and needing nuanced input) and **not** a manifest-declared idle signal. Instead, the adapter calls spt-core activity/idle commands at the right moments (from its hooks); those commands manage activity/idle **sentinels inside the session perch**. The idle state lives in the perch, owned by spt-core via the commands API exposed to adapter devs.\r\n\r\n**activity observation** (ruled 2026-07-24, rebound grill) — two avenues, deliberately split by consumer class; the digest is **not** one of them (it stays a content surface). **Push (shells only):** an owned Shell observes its *owner's* busy/idle transitions as an **activity frame** on the existing shell-link event stream — link-scoped (owner implied by the link token), **drive-class semantics** (ephemeral, latest-wins, current-state-carrying; a redundant same-state resend is a harmless no-op — the consumer derives edges), current state re-emitted on every (re-)link so a restart resynchronizes for free. Never spooled or replayed: stale transitions are actively wrong. Delivery promise is **bounded observation** — a frame per transition, sub-second class, nev…\n\r\n**inject-input seam** — message delivery into a running session. Configurable per activity-state (activity / idle / both); multiple methods, any combination:\r\n- PTY injection (with or without key/submit sequences) — spt-hosted topology;\r\n- adapter hooks calling spt-core poll commands;\r\n- an in-adapter-session child relay (à la CC's Monitor tool);\r\n- adapter manifest requesting HTTP POST delivery to the endpoint binary on a local port (shared via the post-spawn seam).\r\nNote: even spt-hosted sessions default to hook injection (or the adapter's equivalent) as the non-disruptive path **during activity**; some adapters prefer the in-session relay regardless of topology.\r\n\r\n**activity-gated delivery** — an inbound message routes by the receiver's activity sentinel (above). While the endpoint is **active**, the message spools for the receiver's own hook-poll to drain (non-disruptive — the *active window*). On **idle** (or an idle transition before a hook drains it), it delivers immediately — translation binary (spt-hosted) → relay-poll (either topology) → spool, in that fallback order (the *idle window*). The send-side axes below modulate which of these two windows a message is eligible for.\r\n\r\n**message delivery axes** — a sent message carries independent modifiers on orthogonal axes; it is **not** a single \"type\". The flag on each axis defaults to the unrestricted value:\r\n- **delivery window** (*when*) — **default** (both windows; delivers in whichever fires first) · **idle-only** (held for the idle window; delivered immediately if already idle) · **active-only** (active window only — the receiver's hook-poll; never wakes an idle agent). *active-only* is the renamed legacy **deferred** (the `deferred=1` spool column + `api poll --include-deferred` are its internal/adapter-facing names). Mutually exclusive.\r\n- **channel restriction** (*through what*) — **unrestricted** (any configured inject method) · **prefer-native** (the translation binary if one is running, else fall back to the standard methods) · **force-native** (the translation binary and nothing else — no fallback, no spool-to-another-method). Mutually exclusive; composes with the window. *\"Native\"* = the `[message-idle-translation-binary]` PTY channel.\r\n- **persistence** (*how long it waits*) — **durable** (default; spooled until delivered or TTL) · **ephemeral** (dropped if it cannot deliver in its accepted window — at the moment the window opens with no live carrier, or at TTL, whichever is first). Ephemeral is the **only** path permitted to drop silently (the REQ-HAZARD-IDLE-SILENT-NONDELIVERY carve-out); every non-ephemeral path spools and reports non-delivery. <!-- v0.15.0 PARTIAL (W3): ephemeral evaporation covers the spt-hosted-binary no-carrier-at-window leg (the idle-transition drain drops ephemeral rows the binary cannot take) + the TTL leg (purge). The harness-hosted relay \"window opens with no live *listener*\" leg is NOT yet delivered — it needs relay carrier-presence detection (same separate-co…\nWindow restricts *when* delivery is accepted, channel restricts *which method* carries it, persistence restricts *how long* it waits — they compose freely (e.g. `force-native` + `active-only` = the binary injects during the active window, never idle; `force-native` + `ephemeral` = binary-or-nothing).\r\n\r\n**message metadata (`json`)** — a sender may attach an opaque JSON metadata block (`--json-payload`), carried as a single attr-escaped `json=\"…\"` envelope attribute **alongside** (never replacing) the body. spt-core never interprets it — pure verbatim passthrough across every rail (spool / TCP / WAN / EVENT-PART), parsed only by the receiving adapter (its hooks and/or translation binary). Collision-proof by construction: the structured data lives **inside** the single `json` value, so it can never forge spt-core's control/identity attributes (`from`, `type`, …). Available to any sender — it confers no spt-core authority; what a custom field *means* is the receiving adapter's trust decision (the same posture as `from`-is-never-payload-trusted).\r\n\r\n**resume-session seam** — two distinct forms:\r\n- **fresh-with-preload:** resume with *cleared* context (a fresh session) + psyche-download. Accepts a `$psyche-context` key to launch the fresh session with the psyche-download preloaded — or the adapter instead pulls it via an spt-core command in its SessionStart hook. <!-- [doc->REQ-RESUME-CONTEXT-PULL] --> That command is **`spt api psyche-download <id> [--session-id <sid>]`**: it emits the durable resume brief (role → live-context → project-context, project resolved from the perch's bound cwd) to stdout for the adapter's SessionStart hook to inject as additional context, and APPENDS any **not-yet-synthesized** commune/signoff drop as a `<pending-commune>`/`<pending-signoff>` slice AFTER the durable tiers — closing the window where a just-dropped commune…\n- **continue-existing:** resume an existing harness session under the adapter (its native resume).\r\n\r\n**capability declaration** — which endpoint types a harness/node can host (a Pi node might host only Shells, never a LiveAgent). Static manifest list, consumed by the subnet registry so a node advertises its hostable types. Exact shape is design-open.\r\n\r\n**adapter-update seam** — file-pull or delegated-command (see Self-update). Locked.\r\n\r\nThere is no separate \"model/billing\" seam — those live inside the adapter's spawn/psyche/echo command templates. SPT never selects a model. The full manifest schema is `docs/MANIFEST.md`; key model-level facts from it:\r\n\r\n- **Command templates are opaque.** spt-core never parses out a model/tool/flag — the adapter writes the whole command line; spt-core fills substitution keys and runs it.\r\n- **A command template's program token resolves against the adapter install dir before PATH (since v0.8.0).** A `.spt` adapter ships its built binaries to the adapter's install dir (`adapters/_github/<safe>/` via `--release`/`--github`, or the record's `source_dir` under copy-mode), so a bare program name (e.g. `claude-spt-digest …`) binds to the shipped binary first and falls back to PATH when absent — a `.spt` that ships its binaries is **self-contained**, needing no PATH placement. <!-- [doc->REQ-INSTALL-11] --> Applies to the `[digest]` extractor, the `[session.psyche_init]` runner, and the `adapter digest-proof` tool; the install dir is the registry record's `source_dir` (precise) for the daemon-resolved paths — the `[digest]` extractor and the daemon-h…\n- **Hook output capability is declared per harness-event** (`can_inject`). CC's Stop hook cannot inject context — that single fact drives the echo-gate sentinel + relay fallback. The manifest expresses it so spt-core knows when to fall back.\r\n- **Env injection is asymmetric** (file-bridge-only-when-not-launcher, applied to env): spt-hosted sessions inherit env from the broker that spawns them; harness-hosted sessions need the harness's declared env channel. With `spt` on PATH the env table is small.\r\n- **Cross-adapter fallback** is a **node-wide setting**, not a manifest field: if a Psyche/echo invocation under one adapter is rate-limited, spt-core falls back to another adapter (e.g. `ccs` — its own adapter, not a binary-swap). <!-- [doc->REQ-MANIFEST-6] --> A fallback **target is addressed as `<adapter>:<profile>`** (not just a bare adapter_name) and resolves through the one composite-addressing resolver (`registry::resolve_option`), so a fallback may select a shipped or local profile (`ccs`, `ccs:<profile>`) exactly as any other adapter-option read site does. *Contract only at M12-W3 — the addressing resolves; the node-wide setting + its rate-limit invocation belong to the consuming milestone (no reader exists yet, so no config field is added).* Adapte…\n- **Config knobs** (pulse period, echo-commune window/gate, route-guard window, daily refresh) are spt-core **global settings** with optional **per-endpoint override**. **An adapter may DECLARE A DEFAULT, never an override** (narrowed 2026-08-03, LOCKSMITH grill — the original \"never per-adapter\" wording is superseded): a harness has real information about its own turn shape and cost, but the operator keeps the last word. Precedence, highest first: **per-endpoint override → node/global setting → adapter-manifest default → core default.** Storage follows the ratified `auto-suspend-after` chain (REQ-INST-3): the endpoint leg is an optional `PerchInfo` field in `info.json`, the node leg is `daemon.json`, absent ⇒ inherit the next rung, and `0` ⇒ explicitly OFF …\n- **Event-block vocabulary and file-drop filenames are fixed spt-core constants** (documented for adapter authors), not manifest-configurable. <!-- [doc->REQ-RESUME-CONTEXT-PULL] --> This includes the **checkpoint sentinel `!!checkpoint!!`** — the agent-checkpoint trigger an adapter embeds in a commune/signoff drop body (one bare token = checkpoint with default wake; a `!!checkpoint!! <text> !!checkpoint!!` pair makes the inter-marker text a custom wake directive). It is spt-core control metadata: spt-core STRIPS every occurrence (keeping the inter-marker text) before the drop body reaches agent context, at BOTH points it can — the resume `<pending-*>` presentation (pre-synthesis) and the durable tier write (post-synthesis) — so the marker never surfaces or …\n\r\n### Inbound `api` surface (detailed)\r\n\r\nAll commands below are `api`-prefixed (machinery-facing). Every `api` invocation **and** every manifest carries a unified **`adapter_name`** string (e.g. `claude-spt`) identifying the owning adapter. This is load-bearing: one daemon hosts endpoints from multiple adapters (`claude-spt`, `spt-codex`, `spt-pi`), so the daemon resolves an endpoint's manifest + seams (history normalize-command, inject method, update avenue) by its `adapter_name`; adapter-update ripples target by it; capability lookup and telemetry key on it.\r\n\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-API-4] -->\r\n**Manifest resolution from `--adapter` (since v0.8.0).** `spt api <cmd> --adapter <name[:profile]>` resolves the registered adapter's manifest, `:profile` overlay, and install dir from the registry when `--manifest` is omitted — a registered adapter's `api` calls need only `--adapter`. `--manifest <path>` becomes an optional **override** (an unregistered or local-dev manifest): when present, the manifest loads from that file and the install dir is its parent directory; when absent, both come from the registry record (the install dir is the record's precise `source_dir`). An unregistered adapter with no `--manifest` degrades to no-manifest rather than failing.\r\n\r\n- **`api bind`** — post-spawn boot bind (payload above). Skeleton→live.\r\n- **`api listen`** — *long-running* relay/poll listener that an adapter-owned (harness-hosted) session owns as a child process; streams the daemon's events to the session's stdout. Distinct from the short-lived `api poll`. This is the heir to today's Monitor-bound `$LIVE start` poll loop.\r\n- **`api poll`** — short-lived drain of queued messages for a session (the hook-injection delivery path). `--include-deferred` optionally also drains deferred rows, for adapter flexibility (default excludes them — KNOWN-HAZARDS 1.4/4.4).\r\n- **`api state <busy|idle>`** — adapter reports session activity; writes the activity/idle sentinel in the session perch. **The BUSY edge arms the echo-commune gate sentinel** (`.more-done`-equiv); `--no-gate` suppresses that coupling, and a standalone **`api echo-gate <set|clear>`** gives granular adapters explicit control over when echo communes may fire, independent of activity.\r\n  **ECHO CADENCE (ratified 2026-08-03, LOCKSMITH grill — releases#113; supersedes arm-on-idle):** the gate is armed on the **busy** edge and the **idle edge does NOT disarm it**. The echo **fires when the armed gate reaches the configured age, REGARDLESS of current activity state**, then resets the age and **re-arms only if the session is still busy**. Consequences that make this the ruled shape: a long autonomous turn ages out and echoes on its own, so cadence never depends on turn boundaries; and a short turn that went idle long ago is still echoed when its sentinel matures, so no work is left un-echoed. **Arming on the IDLE edge is the defect, not the design** — legacy SPT tied the sentinel to an end-of-turn hook and observed an **80-minute** un-echoed ga…\n- **`api worker-start`** / **`api worker-stop`** — Worker (subagent) perch create/teardown under the parent (nested, registry-tracked).\r\n- **`api worker-poll`** — a Worker (subagent) receives its queued messages (inbound from Self or sibling Workers).\r\n- **`api boundary <clear|compact>`** — context-boundary report; **carries the new `session_id`** (it rotates on `/clear` or `/compact`), so the daemon rebinds the perch to the new session id while keeping the stable identity + `parent_pid` anchor. Authors a **Self-resume commune** (resume the Self session → commune file-drop) rather than a background echo — strong live-context signal at the boundary (see `docs/CONTEXT-MEMORY.md`). **Rotation credential** (ADR-0032): the proof of association for this one verb belongs to the **departed** session (its sid, or the perch token) — the new sid is the *payload*, never the *proof* — so adapters persist the current sid across the rotation (endpoint-keyed adapter state, NOT per-session env) and present it; the design-t…\n- **`api session-end`** — session stop/crash report → soft teardown by default (preserve perch + spool + tracked history for recovery — KNOWN-HAZARDS 6.2). **`--erase`** instead hard-wipes the perch and tracked history (for ephemeral/secondary adapters that act as robust agent-spawned-agent surfaces).\r\n\r\n**`spt endpoint purge <id>`** (CLI, not `api`) — the standalone, formal **full teardown**: wipe an endpoint and *every* record keyed on it. It is the dev/CI sibling of `api session-end --erase` (which is adapter-triggered at session end); `purge` is the explicit operator/test command for clean setup-and-reset. **Deliberately NOT consent-gated** — a local dev/test op, never a peer-visible action. **Offline-only**: it refuses a live / daemon-hosted endpoint (deleting records out from under a running host would let the daemon re-create or re-host mid-purge); **`--force`** stops it first (→ the daemon reconcile un-hosts it and reaps its Psyche) and then purges. **`--yes`** skips the interactive confirm (the CI path); purge refuses removing the **caller's own run…\n_Avoid_: consent-gating it (it is intentionally ungated, for CI); treating it as a sync/remote op (local-only); a soft variant (purge is always the hard, full wipe — soft teardown is `endpoint stop`). **Read that soft/hard contrast on the RECORD axis only** (ADR-0045): `stop` is *record*-preserving (spool.db + info.json survive) where `purge` wipes them. It says nothing about processes — on the **process** axis `stop` is hard: for a broker-hosted endpoint it reaps the session and its descendant subtree, exactly like `shutdown`. \"Soft teardown\" never licensed a surviving host.\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-ENDPOINT-PURGE] -->\r\n\r\n- **`api history-log`** — Path B: ingest normalized records into spt-core's native history store.\r\n- **`api presence`** — adapter reports user interaction → updates the presence datum `(last_active_node, last_active_endpoint, ts)`. In the spt-hosted topology, presence is **also** updated by the broker *detecting* (sensing, not watching/logging) user input on a held PTY — privacy-preserving (it notes that input occurred, records no content).\r\n- **`api emit --type <sensory_type> <payload>`** — a broker-launched **Shell** binary pushes a sensory payload to its owner agent (owner known from `api bind`; REST-only, never spooled). See the Shell model.\r\n\r\n**Not `api` commands — file-drop flow:** `commune` and `signoff` are deprecated as commands (modern SPT) in favor of file drops. The agent/adapter writes `<id>-commune.md` / `<id>-signoff.md`; the daemon watches the manifest-declared commune/signoff dirs (the spawn-session seam fields), ingests, and deletes (drop files are daemon-owned single-writer — KNOWN-HAZARDS 6.4). These stay off the `api` surface and the agent surface alike. **This path is the Self's, and spt-core's echo-commune never writes it** (operator-ruled 2026-09-06, releases#276): the echo's brief routes straight into the two-tier store on the fire. Until then core wrote its echo here too, and a second writer on a single-writer path overwrote unread Self communes — KNOWN-HAZARDS 6.12.\r\n\r\n### Startup flows (the two topologies)\r\n\r\n**Adapters never resolve `$SPT_HOME`.** spt-core install registers its binary directory on the system-wide PATH, so adapters call `spt api …` on any OS without path math. All harness↔daemon bridging goes through `spt api` commands (the daemon is always running, or auto-started — below), so there is **no adapter-written file** in the bind path.\r\n\r\n**Harness-hosted (e.g. spt-plugin; the harness binary is user-launched, harness is the parent).** Key constraint: the SPT *live agent* does not exist until the agent invokes start — the `live_id` isn't chosen at session boot, and `$LIVE start` is itself invoked *behind the Monitor tool*, so it becomes the long-running relay. So binding cannot happen at SessionStart directly. A **seed record** (daemon-held, in-memory — not a file) bridges the gap:\r\n1. The harness's SessionStart hook calls **`spt api seed --pid <parent_pid> --session-id <sid> [cwd]`**. The daemon records an ephemeral in-memory **seed entry** keyed by `parent_pid` — the session details the spt-hosted topology would share directly, minus the not-yet-chosen `live_id`. The seed is **adapter-agnostic**: it carries no `adapter_name`. <!-- [doc->REQ-START-5] --> *Which* adapter/profile a session belongs to is resolved later, at bind, as a read against the live registry (below) — so one SessionStart hook seeds correctly no matter which harness adapters are installed, and an `adapter add` after the seed is never missed. In-memory (not a file) avoids drive churn and the `$SPT_HOME` resolution nuisance; seeds are consumed within seconds, so persis…\n2. The agent runs `/spt:live <id>` → the adapter's `$LIVE start <id>` alias = **`$SPT listen <id>`** (= `spt api listen <id>`), invoked via Monitor. It self-discovers its `parent_pid`, the daemon matches the seed entry by that pid (validated against `session_id` to defeat PID-recycling — KNOWN-HAZARDS 5.1), **resolves the owning adapter/profile** (the bind-time resolution below), creates/revives the perch binding `live_id` ↔ session details, then enters the long-running relay loop streaming events to stdout.\r\n3. The always-on daemon holds the perch, spool, registry, and daemon-spawns the Psyche (via the spawn-psyche seam) — no separate wrapper. The relay is purely the delivery pipe.\r\n   - Seed entry refreshed on each SessionStart (keeps `session_id` current across `/clear`, since `parent_pid` is stable while the harness process persists). If a harness has no SessionStart-equiv, `start` may carry the details directly as args — the seed is the preferred convenience, not the only path.\r\n   - The same seed + bind-time resolution serves a **ReadyAgent** bringup (`$SPT ready`/poll), not just a LiveAgent — a harness-hosted ready agent is seeded and resolved identically (it just binds a poll listener, no Psyche).\r\n\r\n**Bind-time adapter/profile resolution (ADR-0021).** Because the seed is adapter-agnostic, `listen`/`poll` resolve the owning adapter/profile when they bind, as a pure read — never a seed-time snapshot that could drift. `--adapter <name[:profile]>` is an **optional override** on the `api` group (an explicit choice for adapter dev/iteration); omitted, resolution runs:\r\n1. the seed's `parent_pid` → that process's **executable basename** (case-insensitive, `.exe`-stripped);\r\n2. **candidate adapters** = registered `kind=\"harness\"` adapters whose **`host_binaries`** (the manifest match-key) contains that basename; <!-- [doc->REQ-MANIFEST-8] -->\r\n3. **profile**: the durable **active-profile pointer** (`spt adapter use <adapter>[:profile]` writes it; one default per `host_binary`) wins; unset → the freshest candidate adapter by `registered_at_ms`, base profile (a specific profile is only ever chosen by the pointer), name-ascending on ties; <!-- [doc->REQ-INSTALL-12] -->\r\n4. zero candidates → a friendly error naming the binary and the `--adapter` escape. The pointer is a standing user preference (durable on disk, never auto-written by install/update); the seed is ephemeral — see ADR-0021.\r\n\r\n**Daemon auto-start:** the daemon is per-machine always-on (OS-service registered), but any `spt api` invocation that needs it will **start it if absent** (fresh boot, crash, never-installed-as-service). `$SPT listen` for the first SPT session on a machine thus transparently spins up the daemon. Ensure-running lives in the `api` layer generally; `listen` is the reliable anchor.\r\n\r\n**spt-hosted (terminal wrapper / GUI launcher; the daemon launches the binary into a broker PTY):**\r\n1. The frontend/CLI launches the agent: the daemon runs the **spawn-session** command template into a broker-held PTY.\r\n2. The binary boots and fires **`api bind`** (or skips it under the strict UUID-injection + stable-pid commitment). **No catalyst/seed file** — the daemon is the launcher, already holds a direct channel (it spawned the process and owns the PTY), so a file round-trip would only add drive churn for no benefit.\r\n3. The daemon delivers events; method is **manifest-configurable per activity-state** — direct PTY injection, or a relay even here (some adapters prefer a relay over PTY injection for idle delivery), or HTTP. During *activity*, delivery still defaults to the non-disruptive hook-injection path, not raw PTY writes.\r\n4. Psyche is daemon-spawned, same as above.\r\n\r\nSo the old `$LIVE start` splits by topology: harness-hosted = SessionStart writes an adapter-agnostic seed → `$SPT listen <id>` consumes seed (by `parent_pid`) + resolves adapter/profile (ADR-0021) + binds + relays — legacy parity (`$LIVE start <id>` → `$SPT listen <id>`, no mandatory `--adapter`); spt-hosted = daemon spawn-session + `api bind` (direct, no file). The asymmetry is the file-bridge-only-when-no-direct-channel principle.\r\n\r\n**Env-var aliases:** adapters inject clean env-var aliases for in-session invocation (heirs to today's `$OWL`/`$LIVE`), e.g. **`$SPT` = `spt api`** so a Monitor-bound call reads `$SPT listen <id>`. spt-core supplies the subcommands; the adapter supplies the env aliases (manifest philosophy).\r\n\r\n### Endpoint types\r\n\r\nEach perch advertises an **endpoint type** — a tag that says what shape of entity lives at that perch and what operations it accepts. The set of day-one types:\r\n\r\n**ReadyAgent**:\r\nMinimal SPT participant — a perch + a poll listener, no Psyche, no live-agent wrapper. Direct heir to the sister project's \"ready agent\".\r\n\r\n**LiveAgent**:\r\nA Self with a Psyche companion. Composite logical actor; addressable as one ID, but its component perches (the Self's, the Psyche's) live independently. Direct heir to the sister project's \"live agent\".\r\n\r\n**Psyche**:\r\nThe Psyche companion's own perch, distinct from its paired LiveAgent's perch. First-class endpoint type so messages addressed to a LiveAgent's Psyche route directly without ambiguity. **A Psyche is a bounded per-event turn, not a resident process (since v0.25.0).** Each psyche-relevant event (a pulse fire, a commune/signoff drop, a session-custody transition) runs **exactly one** bounded turn through the psyche role template, spawned by the daemon, which exits at turn end — there is no long-lived psyche loop or psyche pid between events. <!-- [doc->REQ-PSYCHE-EPHEMERAL-DRIVER] --> **Liveness = turns succeed** — never a PID or a resident-process check. A Self perch is online-and-hosted whether or not any psyche turn is in flight; a psyche turn failure of any …\n\r\n*I/O & trust boundary (ADR-0012):* the Psyche is a **sandboxed** actor — it may read and write files but **cannot send messages or reach the network itself**. Its inbound context arrives two ways: events/messages the daemon hands it, and **commune/signoff file-drops** (Self → daemon → Psyche; the *Summarizer* authors the commune delta). Its **sole outbound** is **reply/notify intents** the daemon relays as its **outbound proxy** — emitted as `<EVENT type=\"reply\">`/`<EVENT type=\"notify\">` (the shared envelope grammar). A *reply* reaches **only the sender it answers**; a *notify* reaches **only the agent's own user** — the Psyche carries no target and cannot address arbitrary endpoints (the daemon strips/re-stamps `from=` before relaying).\r\n\r\n*Psyche-host health — harness-reachable failure signal (v0.8.1, REQ-HAZARD-LIVEHOST-BOOT-RACE):* a LiveAgent's `status=online` is daemon-authoritative liveness and **stays authoritative** — but it does not by itself prove the daemon hosted a Psyche. When the brain's live-host reconcile fails to spawn the Psyche (e.g. the adapter's psyche binary is absent from its install dir, or the net-less boot-race starves the host), that failure was previously **silent** — only an `eprintln!` on the brain's invisible stderr, while a harness (and a human via `spt endpoint list` / `whoami`) reads **perch state**, never brain stderr. The Self perch's `info.json` therefore carries an additive, N-1-safe `psyche_host_error` field (`{reason, ts, attempts}`): a **current-state**…\n\r\n**Summarizer**:\r\nThe ephemeral, cheap model that builds a **commune delta** from a Self's recent turns and feeds it *into* the **Psyche** as inbound context. A distinct actor from the Psyche — different (cheaper) model, fire-and-forget, **no perch** (not an endpoint type). It authors *commune* deltas only, **never** *reply*/*notify*.\r\n\r\n**AN ECHO COMMUNE IS NOT SURFACED INTO THE LIVE AGENT'S RUNNING CONTEXT** (ratified 2026-08-03, LOCKSMITH grill — releases#113). Its purpose is to keep the Psyche's durable *live-context* and *project-context* current — **which it now does directly**, routing the brief from the summarizer into those tiers on the fire rather than transiting a drop file (operator-ruled 2026-09-06, releases#276); mirroring the brief back to the Self spends the agent's context re-describing work it just did. The shipped `KIND_ECHO_MIRROR` context injection is therefore **retired** (it was spt-core behaviour legacy never had).\r\n\r\n**THE ONE DELTA THAT MUST REACH THE AGENT IS THE SESSION-BOUNDARY DELTA.** An echo also fires at a session boundary (clear / compact / harness-offline), capturing the delta from the last echo to the boundary edge — and that delta is **structurally guaranteed to be missing from the psyche context downloaded at the next session's start**, because generating it takes time the boundary does not wait for. So it is **delivered to the new session as a message with `--active-only` semantics** (it waits for the agent's own next active window and never interrupts a turn) rather than as a context injection. This is the one case where a resuming agent would otherwise resume without work it had just done.\r\n_Avoid_: conflating with the Psyche; \"echo-commune model\"; mirroring an echo brief into the Self's context; assuming the boundary delta rides the session-start psyche download (it cannot — it does not exist yet when that download is built).\r\n\r\n**Worker**:\r\nA subagent's perch under a parent LiveAgent. Created on subagent start, torn down on subagent stop. Replaces today's \"working perch\" concept; first-class type so cross-communication between a Self and its workers (and worker↔worker) is addressable.\r\n\r\n**SptNode**:\r\nA machine's participation in an SPT subnet, identified by an Ed25519 public key generated on first run. First-class so networking primitives can address nodes directly as message targets, not only as transport peers. The node identity and network endpoint are hosted by the machine's `spt-daemon` (see Networking), not a separate process.\r\n\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-EP-6] -->\r\n**Gateway** (concept ratified 2026-06-11; registered via the open type system, first instance downstream):\r\nA **human-backed endpoint** — a user's specialized window into the subnet from a device or surface with no conventional-harness compatibility. Nothing LLM-shaped runs there; the intelligence at the endpoint is the **user**. Addressable like any endpoint (receives digests/messages, sends via the normal verbs) and may **own Shells** (it is an owning endpoint — see §Shell model). Distinct from a Shell: a Shell is *driven from elsewhere*; a Gateway *originates* interaction. No `tracked/` mind, no Psyche (LiveAgent affordances). First instance: the `spt-lecturn` adapter's Playdate endpoint (own repo).\r\n\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-MSG-5] -->\r\nA message sent from a Gateway carries **the user's authority** — it *is* the user speaking through a device — and is delivered typed **`user-msg`** (ratified 2026-06-12) so receiving agents weight it as user instruction, not peer-agent chatter. The type is **identity-gated, never payload-trusted** (the KH 7.3/7.5 posture): the daemon permits `user-msg` only from user-backed origins (a Gateway endpoint, the local user's own CLI) and re-stamps an agent-family sender's `user-msg` down to plain `msg` — authority comes from who you are, not what you wrote.\r\n\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-MSG-6] -->\r\n_Implemented posture_: the **local** user-backed origins are honored end-to-end — a locally-hosted Gateway endpoint (info.json `state=\"gateway\"`) and the local user's CLI (M9-T4/T5). The **cross-node WAN** path is being completed (trust posture **ratified 2026-06-13**): the **subnet membership boundary is the trust boundary**. A subnet is a collection of machines the user already trusts, so a `user-msg` arriving over the subnet from a **Gateway-typed** origin is honored as the user's authority; the daemon does **not** defend against a subnet member *forging* the Gateway type — an in-subnet compromise is out of scope by construction (if the subnet is breached at all, the trust model is already void). The origin's type is read from its advertised registry **`e…\n\r\nA Gateway endpoint binary is revived by **existing machinery only** (settled 2026-06-12, two corrections deep): while running, the bridged device's link liveness drives ordinary **instance state** (sustained device silence → dormant; device contact → active — the driver-attach rule). Across a node restart, revival rides a **co-located shell's wake-watcher** — the Gateway typically owns a shell instance on its own gateway host; that shell's offline wake-watcher (one of the two classes of third-party binary spt-core boot-launches — the other is the [[ResidentService]] supervised binary) holds the device-contact surface and fires the standard **wake resolution** (\"owner suspended → revive the owner\"). No Gateway-manifest watcher, no autostart flag, no new mecha…\n_Avoid_: calling a Gateway a Shell or an agent; \"console\", \"remote\".\r\n\r\n**PresenceChannel** (broker endpoint — concept locked, impl deferred past v1):\r\nA *broker* endpoint, not an interaction surface. Job: (1) **presence resolution** — track which node + endpoint the user most recently interacted with; (2) **shell brokering** — locate/instantiate the right Shell on that node and relay between the agent and the user. An agent \"just knows how to reach the user\" by firing at its PresenceChannel; the channel figures out the rest. Also a durable, **shell-agnostic 2-way thread**: messages persist in the channel, not in any one Shell, so the user can be sent a message via a phone messaging-Shell and surface/continue that same agent conversation later at a GameRobot Shell. Shells are interchangeable I/O windows onto the channel's thread.\r\n\r\nThree interaction styles:\r\n- **dispatch** — fire-and-forget: \"reach the user with this payload\"; channel delivers via the best available Shell.\r\n- **bind** — sustained drive: \"give me a Shell of capability X\"; channel instantiates and the agent drives it directly until teardown. Supports operating a *specific* Shell regardless of where the user currently is (agent transience).\r\n- **thread** — the persistent conversation that floats across Shells; the user can pick it up from any Shell, and 2-way payloads (text/audio/image/video, subject to the Shell's supported types) flow both directions.\r\n\r\nPresence datum: `(last_active_node, last_active_endpoint, timestamp)`. The `last_active_endpoint` field lets an agent choose between messaging that specific endpoint vs. driving a parallel instance of itself.\r\n\r\n**ResidentService** (concept ratified 2026-07-26, ADR-0049 — the supervised substrate; first consumer spt-alchemy's Hub Daemon):\r\nA **daemon-supervised binary an adapter declares, with no perch, no identity, no address.** Core owns the process from birth: the daemon spawns it **job-neutrally** (never a shell's child — a shell's tree-kill and a launching terminal's Job Object cannot reach it) and supervises it with the wake-watcher scaffolding (backoff, give-up latch, one-per-instance lock, orphan-kill, brain-side reconcile), running **independent of any agent's liveness**. Declared by the adapter manifest's **`[service]`** section; **one supervised instance per adapter-option** (`<adapter>[:profile]`). The start trigger is declared, not implied: **boot** (desired-state-running — reconciled toward running at daemon boot, at adapter registration against a live daemon, at update-hold rele…\n_Avoid_: calling it an endpoint (no identity, no address — that is the [[AlwaysOnEndpoint]] layered on top); calling it a Shell (owner-less, not driven); \"daemon\" unqualified (the node has one daemon; this is a supervised service under it); treating its supervision record as liveness truth (there is none — liveness is the child handle).\r\n\r\n**AlwaysOnEndpoint** (always-on endpoint; concept ratified 2026-06-21, re-based on the substrate 2026-07-26 per ADR-0049 — core kind, first instance downstream `spt-discord`):\r\nA **[[ResidentService]] that additionally fronts addressable endpoints** — resident, addressable, hosting no mind — unlike an *agent endpoint* (a hosted mind with a Psyche + `tracked/` context) and unlike a **Shell** (single-owner, *driven*). The substrate carries the process (supervision, cardinality, hold/quiesce, derived liveness — see [[ResidentService]]); the endpoint layer carries the address. It is **two-way addressable**: agents message it (to drive whatever external surface it fronts) and it messages out — notably it may call `endpoint wake <id>` to draw an offline agent online (wake authorization is **target-side**, so no special caller right is needed — see the wake-watcher/sleep-wake model). Its binary **self-manages its channel endpoints via the…\n_Avoid_: calling it a Shell (owner-less + not driven) or an agent (no mind); conflating it with its substrate (a ResidentService without the endpoint layer is deliberately faceless — the two-way requirement lives only here); a sleep/wake resting model (it does not rest).\r\n\r\n…\n\n…\n\n…\nThe CLI sibling of the frontend's guided resume — one command that lists endpoints **grouped by locality, most-recently-used within each group**: `on-node / current-project → on-node / other-project → off-node`, mirroring the *resolution policy*'s local-first preference. 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This project follows\n7:[Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com) and semantic versioning.\n8:Pre-1.0, choose the bump by what a user can notice: **minor** when a release\n9:breaks something, or changes the observable behavior of existing surfaces\n10:broadly; **patch** for fixes, and for additive opt-in capability — a new key,\n11:flag, or page that no existing user can encounter without opting into it.\n12:\n13:## [Unreleased]\n14:\n15:### Fixed\n16:\n17:<!-- [doc->REQ-IO-MSG-EDGES] -->\n18:- Messages delivered by `spt api listen` now reach the receiver's incoming-message\n19:  history and last-message state, for both queued backlog and live TCP delivery.\n20:  A later hook poll does not record those deliveries again; filtered notifications\n21:  are not recorded as delivered messages.\n22:\n23:## [0.67.1] - 2026-09-06\n24:\n25:Documentation-only release. The manifest reference in the developer docs now\n26:covers the `[service]` section — the always-on background process spt\n27:supervises on an adapter's behalf — which was previously described only in\n28:the CLI reference's `spt adapter service` entry.\n29:\n30:### Added\n31:\n32:- **Manifest reference — `[service]`.** The developer docs' manifest\n33:  reference now documents the `[service]` section: the `command`, `start`\n34:  and `stop_grace_ms` keys; what registration reports when a service is\n35:  declared; the environment a supervised process is started with\n36:  (`SPT_SERVICE_OPTION`, `SPT_SERVICE_DIR`, `SPT_BIN`, `SPT_HOME`); the\n37:  `stop-requested`, `status-advisory` and `startup.capture` files in its\n38:  runtime directory; how a cooperative stop, an update hold and a startup\n39:  fault behave; and what `spt adapter service list` and `spt adapter service\n40:  status` report. The adapter integration checklist gains a matching line.\n41:\n42:## [0.67.0] - 2026-08-30\n43:\n44:The now-signal — the situational-awareness feed a harness injects at turn\n45:boundaries — now covers software updates, sealed-message education, and hints\n46:from shell adapters; shells can watch who is attached to their endpoint; and\n47:the automatic psyche-updating summaries called echo communes fire on a\n48:15-minute cadence instead of at every turn end.\n49:\n50:### Added\n51:\n52:- The now-signal gains an UPDATES category: when spt-core, the session's\n53:  harness adapter, or a registered shell's adapter updates, the agent is told\n54:  once, with the new version number.\n55:- The now-signal gains a SEAL_BRIEF category: a two-sentence, once-per-session\n56:  brief telling an agent what a sealed message proves and how to verify one.\n57:- Shell adapters' `[hints]` are now read. Previously only the harness\n58:  adapter's hints ever surfaced, so a shell's hints were dead text. 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This project follows\r\n[Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com) and semantic versioning.\r\nPre-1.0, choose the bump by what a user can notice: **minor** when a release\r\nbreaks something, or changes the observable behavior of existing surfaces\r\nbroadly; **patch** for fixes, and for additive opt-in capability — a new key,\r\nflag, or page that no existing user can encounter without opting into it.\r\n\r\n## [Unreleased]\r\n\r\n### Fixed\r\n\r\n<!-- [doc->REQ-IO-MSG-EDGES] -->\r\n- Messages delivered by `spt api listen` now reach the receiver's incoming-message\r\n  history and last-message state, for both queued backlog and live TCP delivery.\r\n  A later hook poll does not record those deliveries again; filtered notifications\r\n  are not recorded as delivered messages.\r\n\r\n## [0.67.1] - 2026-09-06\r\n\r\nDocumentation-only release. 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       let error = gen_changelog(root.path(), true).expect_err(\"stale changelog must drift\");\n+        assert!(\n+            error.contains(\"changelog.md\"),\n+            \"drift must name the stale page: {error}\"\n+        );\n+        assert_eq!(\n+            std::fs::read_to_string(&page).unwrap(),\n+            stale,\n+            \"check must not repair drift\"\n+        );\n+        gen_changelog(root.path(), false).expect(\"generate changelog\");\n+        assert_eq!(\n+            std::fs::read_to_string(&page).unwrap(),\n+            changelog_page(source)\n+        );\n+        gen_changelog(root.path(), true).expect(\"regenerated changelog must pass check\");\n+    }\n+\n+    // [unit->REQ-DOCS-CHANGELOG-PAGE]\n+    #[test]\n+    fn changelog_is_linked_from_real_book_and_agent_indexes() {\n+        let root = repo_root();\n+        for relative in [\"docs-site/src/SUMMARY.md\", \"docs-site/llms.txt\"] {\n+            let index = std::fs::read_to_string(root.join(relative)).expect(\"published index\");\n+            assert!(\n+                index.contains(\"](changelog.md)\"),\n+                \"{relative} must link the generated changelog\"\n+            );\n+        }\n+    }\n+}\n+\n+#[cfg(test)]\n+mod adapter_docs_schema_tests {\n+    use super::{forbidden_codes_in, repo_root};\n+\n+    // [unit->REQ-WEB-ADAPTER-DOCS-FACET]\n+    #[test]\n+    fn checked_in_schema_publishes_docs_dir_without_internal_codes() {\n+        let schema = std::fs::read_to_string(\n+            repo_root().join(\"crates/spt-runtime/manifest.schema.json\"),\n+        )\n+        .expect(\"checked-in manifest schema\");\n+        let schema: serde_json::Value = serde_json::from_str(&schema).expect(\"valid manifest schema\");\n+        let docs_dir = schema\n+            .pointer(\"/$defs/Adapter/properties/docs_dir\")\n+            .expect(\"manifest schema must publish [adapter].docs_dir\");\n+        let description = 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stays last.\\n\",\n+        );\n+        let expected = concat!(\n+            \"# Changelog\\n\\n\",\n+            \"## [1.2.3] - 2026-09-06\\n\\n\",\n+            \"- Keep **formatting**, `--flags`, and café → 東京.  \\n\",\n+            \"  - Keep issue context (releases#222).\\n\",\n+            \"\\n```text\\n\\tliteral  spacing\\n```\\n\",\n+            \"Last line stays last.\\n\",\n+        );\n+        let out = changelog_page(source);\n+        // Consume matches: duplicate blank lines and repeated lines count, and\n+        // reordering cannot pass. A generated banner may add lines of its own.\n+        let mut remaining = out.split_inclusive('\\n');\n+        for expected_line in expected.split_inclusive('\\n') {\n+            assert!(\n+                remaining.by_ref().any(|line| line == expected_line),\n+                \"missing or altered changelog line in order: {expected_line:?}\\n{out}\"\n+            );\n+        }\n+    }\n+\n+    // [unit->REQ-DOCS-CHANGELOG-PAGE]\n+    #[test]\n+    fn stale_changelog_check_names_page_then_gen_clears_drift() {\n+        let root = tempfile::tempdir().expect(\"temp root\");\n+        let source = \"# Changelog\\n\\n- Current release notes.\\n\";\n+        std::fs::write(root.path().join(\"CHANGELOG.md\"), source).unwrap();\n+        let page = root.path().join(\"docs-site/src/changelog.md\");\n+        std::fs::create_dir_all(page.parent().unwrap()).unwrap();\n+        let stale = \"# Changelog\\n\\n- Outdated release notes.\\n\";\n+        std::fs::write(&page, stale).unwrap();\n+\n+        let error = gen_changelog(root.path(), true).expect_err(\"stale changelog must drift\");\n+        assert!(\n+            error.contains(\"changelog.md\"),\n+            \"drift must name the stale page: {error}\"\n+        );\n+        assert_eq!(\n+            std::fs::read_to_string(&page).unwrap(),\n+            stale,\n+            \"check must not repair drift\"\n+        );\n+        gen_changelog(root.path(), false).expect(\"generate changelog\");\n+        assert_eq!(\n+            std::fs::read_to_string(&page).unwrap(),\n+            changelog_page(source)\n+        );\n+        gen_changelog(root.path(), true).expect(\"regenerated changelog must pass check\");\n+    }\n+\n+    // [unit->REQ-DOCS-CHANGELOG-PAGE]\n+    #[test]\n+    fn changelog_is_linked_from_real_book_and_agent_indexes() {\n+        let root = repo_root();\n+        for relative in [\"docs-site/src/SUMMARY.md\", \"docs-site/llms.txt\"] {\n+            let index = std::fs::read_to_string(root.join(relative)).expect(\"published index\");\n+            assert!(\n+                index.contains(\"](changelog.md)\"),\n+                \"{relative} must link the generated changelog\"\n+            );\n+        }\n+    }\n+}\n+\n+#[cfg(test)]\n+mod adapter_docs_schema_tests {\n+    use super::{forbidden_codes_in, repo_root};\n+\n+    // [unit->REQ-WEB-ADAPTER-DOCS-FACET]\n+    #[test]\n+    fn checked_in_schema_publishes_docs_dir_without_internal_codes() {\n+        let schema = std::fs::read_to_string(\n+            repo_root().join(\"crates/spt-runtime/manifest.schema.json\"),\n+        )\n+        .expect(\"checked-in manifest schema\");\n+        let schema: serde_json::Value = serde_json::from_str(&schema).expect(\"valid manifest schema\");\n+        let docs_dir = schema\n+            .pointer(\"/$defs/Adapter/properties/docs_dir\")\n+            .expect(\"manifest schema must publish [adapter].docs_dir\");\n+        let description = docs_dir[\"description\"]\n+            .as_str()\n+            .expect(\"docs_dir must have a public description\");\n+        let hits = forbidden_codes_in(description);\n+        assert!(\n+            hits.is_empty(),\n+            \"docs_dir schema description leaked internal codes: {hits:?}\"\n+        );\n+    }\n+}\n*** End Patch\n","internal_chat_message_metadata_passthrough":{"create_time":1788711309.792354,"turn_id":"e6baf6c8-d612-40d6-b000-2f1f2d24160f"},"name":"edit","metadata":{"turn_id":"e6baf6c8-d612-40d6-b000-2f1f2d24160f"}}]},"duration":58743.577699998394,"ttft":2276.2675999999046,"completedAt":1788711367889,"contextSnapshot":{"promptTokens":53016,"nonMessageTokens":16645,"compactionEpoch":0}}}
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A generated banner may add lines of its own.\n+2383|        let mut remaining = out.split_inclusive('\\n');\n+2384|        for expected_line in expected.split_inclusive('\\n') {\n+2385|            assert!(\n+2386|                remaining.by_ref().any(|line| line == expected_line),\n+2387|                \"missing or altered changelog line in order: {expected_line:?}\\n{out}\"\n+2388|            );\n+2389|        }\n+2390|    }\n+2391|\n+2392|    // [unit->REQ-DOCS-CHANGELOG-PAGE]\n+2393|    #[test]\n+2394|    fn stale_changelog_check_names_page_then_gen_clears_drift() {\n+2395|        let root = tempfile::tempdir().expect(\"temp root\");\n+2396|        let source = \"# Changelog\\n\\n- Current release notes.\\n\";\n+2397|        std::fs::write(root.path().join(\"CHANGELOG.md\"), source).unwrap();\n+2398|        let page = root.path().join(\"docs-site/src/changelog.md\");\n+2399|        std::fs::create_dir_all(page.parent().unwrap()).unwrap();\n+2400|        let stale = \"# Changelog\\n\\n- Outdated release notes.\\n\";\n+2401|        std::fs::write(&page, stale).unwrap();\n+2402|\n+2403|        let error = gen_changelog(root.path(), true).expect_err(\"stale changelog must drift\");\n+2404|        assert!(\n+2405|            error.contains(\"changelog.md\"),\n+2406|            \"drift must name the stale page: {error}\"\n+2407|        );\n+2408|        assert_eq!(\n+2409|            std::fs::read_to_string(&page).unwrap(),\n+2410|            stale,\n+2411|            \"check must not repair drift\"\n+2412|        );\n+2413|        gen_changelog(root.path(), false).expect(\"generate changelog\");\n+2414|        assert_eq!(\n+2415|            std::fs::read_to_string(&page).unwrap(),\n+2416|            changelog_page(source)\n+2417|        );\n+2418|        gen_changelog(root.path(), true).expect(\"regenerated changelog must pass check\");\n+2419|    }\n+2420|\n+2421|    // [unit->REQ-DOCS-CHANGELOG-PAGE]\n+2422|    #[test]\n+2423|    fn changelog_is_linked_from_real_book_and_agent_indexes() {\n+2424|        let root = repo_root();\n+2425|        for relative in [\"docs-site/src/SUMMARY.md\", \"docs-site/llms.txt\"] {\n+2426|            let index = std::fs::read_to_string(root.join(relative)).expect(\"published index\");\n+2427|            assert!(\n+2428|                index.contains(\"](changelog.md)\"),\n+2429|                \"{relative} must link the generated changelog\"\n+2430|            );\n+2431|        }\n+2432|    }\n+2433|}\n+2434|\n+2435|#[cfg(test)]\n+2436|mod adapter_docs_schema_tests {\n+2437|    use super::{forbidden_codes_in, repo_root};\n+2438|\n+2439|    // [unit->REQ-WEB-ADAPTER-DOCS-FACET]\n+2440|    #[test]\n+2441|    fn checked_in_schema_publishes_docs_dir_without_internal_codes() {\n+2442|        let schema = std::fs::read_to_string(\n+2443|            repo_root().join(\"crates/spt-runtime/manifest.schema.json\"),\n+2444|        )\n+2445|        .expect(\"checked-in manifest schema\");\n+2446|        let schema: serde_json::Value = serde_json::from_str(&schema).expect(\"valid manifest schema\");\n+2447|        let docs_dir = schema\n+2448|            .pointer(\"/$defs/Adapter/properties/docs_dir\")\n+2449|            .expect(\"manifest schema must publish [adapter].docs_dir\");\n+2450|        let description = docs_dir[\"description\"]\n+2451|            .as_str()\n+2452|            .expect(\"docs_dir must have a public description\");\n+2453|        let hits = forbidden_codes_in(description);\n+2454|        assert!(\n+2455|            hits.is_empty(),\n+2456|            \"docs_dir schema description leaked internal codes: {hits:?}\"\n+2457|        );\n+2458|    }\n+2459|}\n+2460|\n+2461|#[cfg(test)]\n 2337|mod llms_link_tests {\n 2338|    use super::llms_target_exists;\n\n 2357|}","firstChangedLine":2334,"op":"update","path":"C:\\Users\\decid\\Documents\\projects\\spt-core\\.worktrees\\ws272-w3-drift\\crates\\xtask\\src\\main.rs","snapshotsPruned":true},"isError":false,"timestamp":1788711367937}}
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Everything below was MEASURED at main `eb38b71a` on 2026-09-06;\n6:re-measure at your base sha before trusting a line number.\n7:\n8:## What exists today (the surface your cells extend)\n9:\n10:- `crates/xtask/src/main.rs` — `gen` writes ONE generated page, `docs-site/src/cli/reference.md`\n11:  (`gen()` @273); `check` regenerates + byte-diffs it and exits 1 with a named message\n12:  (@282-288). Then, in order: `scan_published_docs_for_internal_codes()` over a two-entry path\n13:  list (@454-457: `cli/reference.md`, `manifest.schema.json`), `check_llms_links()` (@973, every\n14:  `](target)` in `docs-site/llms.txt` must resolve via `llms_target_exists` @1000),\n15:  `llms_full()` (@1014) concatenates every page in `SUMMARY.md` order.\n16:- xtask already has 40 `#[test]` cells in `main.rs` (tempdir-rooted fixtures, e.g. @2345 for\n17:  `llms_target_exists`) — match that shape, no new harness.\n18:- `crates/spt-runtime/src/manifest.rs` @2452 — the manifest JSON-schema drift gate (checked-in\n19:  `manifest.schema.json` must equal the struct-derived schema). A new manifest key trips it\n20:  until the schema is regenerated and committed.\n21:- `CHANGELOG.md` is NOT on the docs site and is NOT drift-gated in any form. It carries\n22:  traceability tags as HTML comments (`<!-- [doc->REQ-IO-MSG-EDGES] -->` at line 17 today) and\n23:  `releases#N` references in section bodies.\n24:- MEASURED for #265: none of the 7 installed adapters on this box ships a docs directory\n25:  (`$SPT_HOME/adapters/_github/*` = `manifest.toml`, the exe, `strings/`, `state/`). The facet\n26:  therefore needs a manifest key; ruled `docs_dir` (todlando's build, JIT §W3 amended).\n27:\n28:## Rider A — REQ-DOCS-CHANGELOG-PAGE gains a `unit` stage (yours)\n29:\n30:Contract todlando builds to (hand him this signature verbatim; he implements, you test):\n31:\n32:```rust\n33:/// CHANGELOG.md -> docs-site/src/changelog.md. Pure: text in, text out.\n34:fn changelog_page(changelog_md: &str) -> String\n35:```\n36:\n37:Your cells (in `crates/xtask/src/main.rs` `#[cfg(test)]`, tagged `// [unit->REQ-DOCS-CHANGELOG-PAGE]`):\n38:\n39:1. **Tags stripped.** Input containing `<!-- [doc->REQ-X] -->` and `<!-- [impl->REQ-Y] -->`\n40:   produces output where `forbidden_codes_in(&out)` (the existing scanner @~300) is EMPTY.\n41:   This is the trap: the generated page MUST join the `scan_published_docs_for_internal_codes`\n42:   path list (assert that list contains `docs-site/src/changelog.md` — a const or a\n43:   function returning the list; if it is a literal array, ask todlando to lift it to a const so\n44:   the cell can read it), and CHANGELOG.md's own tags would fail that scan on the first run.\n45:2. **Bodies untouched.** Every non-comment line of the input appears byte-identical in the\n46:   output, in order (the page is a copy with comments removed and a generated-banner header,\n47:   the same \"> **Generated** … Do not edit by hand.\" shape as `cli_reference` @144-148).\n48:3. **Drift red/green (the mutation cell).** tempdir root with a `CHANGELOG.md` and a stale\n49:   `docs-site/src/changelog.md`: the check arm reports drift naming `changelog.md`; after the\n50:   gen arm writes it, the check arm passes. Refactor note for todlando: `gen(check: bool)` @273\n51:   reads `repo_root()` and builds the binary via `spt_bin` — the changelog half must be a\n52:   separate root-parameterised fn (`gen_changelog(root: &Path, check: bool) -> Result<(), String>`)\n53:   so your cell needs no cargo build. The CLI-reference half stays as it is.\n54:   **RULED 2026-09-06 16:20Z (hertz stop-and-refer, measured):** CHANGELOG.md at `eb38b71a`\n55:   carries two VISIBLE forbidden tokens, `(releases#222)` at lines 262 and 273, besides the\n56:   comment at 17. The generator strips HTML comments ONLY and never sanitizes bodies (A2\n57:   stands); the W3 PRODUCER (todlando) rewrites those two body lines in the same commit, so\n58:   the scan then gates every future CHANGELOG entry at the author's desk. Add cell **1b**: an\n59:   input whose body carries a visible `releases#1` yields output where `forbidden_codes_in`\n60:   is NON-empty — proof the page is gated, not laundered.\n61:4. **Index membership.** `docs-site/src/SUMMARY.md` lists `changelog.md` AND `docs-site/llms.txt`\n62:   links it (so `check_llms_links` holds it and `llms_full` carries it). Cell: read both real\n63:   files from `repo_root()`, assert the entries exist — this is a repo-state cell, deliberately.\n64:\n65:Mutation proof at your gate (driver, not a cell): append a line to `CHANGELOG.md`, run\n66:`cargo run -p xtask -- check` → exit 1 with the changelog drift line in stderr; `-- gen`, then\n67:`check` → exit 0. Read the exit FILES. Then revert the CHANGELOG line.\n68:\n69:## Rider B — REQ-WEB-ADAPTER-DOCS-FACET, the drift-gate half (yours)\n70:\n71:todlando adds `docs_dir` to the manifest (adapter-relative, must stay inside the adapter dir,\n72:same refusal shape as `[strings]` pointers per `docs/MANIFEST.md` @342). Your cells:\n73:\n74:1. **Schema drift.** The existing gate @manifest.rs:2452 already trips; your addition is the\n75:   regenerated `manifest.schema.json` carrying `docs_dir` WITHOUT an internal code in its\n76:   description (the scan @452 reads that file). Cell: parse the checked-in schema, assert the\n77:   `docs_dir` property exists and `forbidden_codes_in(description)` is empty. Tag\n78:   `// [unit->REQ-WEB-ADAPTER-DOCS-FACET]`.\n79:2. **Escape refused at register.** `docs_dir = \"../x\"` and an absolute path fail manifest\n80:   validation with the one-line error (mirror the `[strings]` pointer refusal: the escape\n81:   test is `crates/spt-runtime/src/registry.rs` @190-196, its cell @~1394 — measured at\n82:   `eb38b71a`). Missing `docs_dir` is valid (no adapter ships docs today).\n83:3. **`--help` regen.** If the facet adds any CLI surface (todlando says; W3 plan is a URL\n84:   facet, likely no verb), `cli/reference.md` regen rides the existing gate — nothing for you\n85:   unless a verb appears.\n86:\n87:The router/404-with-facet-name/int cells over `/<node>/a/<adapter>/…` are todlando's (they\n88:need the W0 router); do not author them.\n89:\n90:## Sequencing + lane shape\n91:\n92:- Branch `test/ws272-w3-drift` under `.worktrees/ws272-w3-drift`, own pool, claim from inside.\n93:  Author cells 1/2/4 of Rider A and cells 1/2 of Rider B NOW against the signatures above;\n94:  they are RED until todlando's W3 branch exists. Do not open a PR red.\n95:- When `build/ws272-w3` carries `changelog_page` + `docs_dir`, rebase onto it, run your cells,\n96:  hand todlando the commit sha(s); they ride INSIDE the W3 PR (`Co-authored by: hertz` on your\n97:  commits; pick-audit at land keeps provenance). One gate run, not two.\n98:- treqs: W3 mints its REQ ids in todlando's lane (standing rule). Your tags reference ids\n99:  that do not exist on main yet — that is fine on your branch; `traceable-reqs check` runs\n100:  green only after the rebase. Do not mint them yourself (two minters, one toml = conflict).\n101:- IR-12 residual rides here too (JIT §Register riders) — bring the entry text with you and\n102:  say in the PR body which line discharges it."}],"details":{"totalLines":102,"displayContent":{"text":"# WEBSERVE (#272) W3 — drift-gate test riders (hertz)\n\nComposed by doyle 2026-09-06 ~16:20Z from `WEBSERVE-272-JIT.md` §W3, while todlando is in W0\nstep 3/4. Test-only lane per the dispatch split: hertz authors the cells, todlando builds the\ngenerator/facet they exercise. Everything below was MEASURED at main `eb38b71a` on 2026-09-06;\nre-measure at your base sha before trusting a line number.\n\n## What exists today (the surface your cells extend)\n\n- `crates/xtask/src/main.rs` — `gen` writes ONE generated page, `docs-site/src/cli/reference.md`\n  (`gen()` @273); `check` regenerates + byte-diffs it and exits 1 with a named message\n  (@282-288). Then, in order: `scan_published_docs_for_internal_codes()` over a two-entry path\n  list (@454-457: `cli/reference.md`, `manifest.schema.json`), `check_llms_links()` (@973, every\n  `](target)` in `docs-site/llms.txt` must resolve via `llms_target_exists` @1000),\n  `llms_full()` (@1014) concatenates every page in `SUMMARY.md` order.\n- xtask already has 40 `#[test]` cells in `main.rs` (tempdir-rooted fixtures, e.g. @2345 for\n  `llms_target_exists`) — match that shape, no new harness.\n- `crates/spt-runtime/src/manifest.rs` @2452 — the manifest JSON-schema drift gate (checked-in\n  `manifest.schema.json` must equal the struct-derived schema). A new manifest key trips it\n  until the schema is regenerated and committed.\n- `CHANGELOG.md` is NOT on the docs site and is NOT drift-gated in any form. It carries\n  traceability tags as HTML comments (`<!-- [doc->REQ-IO-MSG-EDGES] -->` at line 17 today) and\n  `releases#N` references in section bodies.\n- MEASURED for #265: none of the 7 installed adapters on this box ships a docs directory\n  (`$SPT_HOME/adapters/_github/*` = `manifest.toml`, the exe, `strings/`, `state/`). The facet\n  therefore needs a manifest key; ruled `docs_dir` (todlando's build, JIT §W3 amended).\n\n## Rider A — REQ-DOCS-CHANGELOG-PAGE gains a `unit` stage (yours)\n\nContract todlando builds to (hand him this signature verbatim; he implements, you test):\n\n```rust\n/// CHANGELOG.md -> docs-site/src/changelog.md. Pure: text in, text out.\nfn changelog_page(changelog_md: &str) -> String\n```\n\nYour cells (in `crates/xtask/src/main.rs` `#[cfg(test)]`, tagged `// [unit->REQ-DOCS-CHANGELOG-PAGE]`):\n\n1. **Tags stripped.** Input containing `<!-- [doc->REQ-X] -->` and `<!-- [impl->REQ-Y] -->`\n   produces output where `forbidden_codes_in(&out)` (the existing scanner @~300) is EMPTY.\n   This is the trap: the generated page MUST join the `scan_published_docs_for_internal_codes`\n   path list (assert that list contains `docs-site/src/changelog.md` — a const or a\n   function returning the list; if it is a literal array, ask todlando to lift it to a const so\n   the cell can read it), and CHANGELOG.md's own tags would fail that scan on the first run.\n2. **Bodies untouched.** Every non-comment line of the input appears byte-identical in the\n   output, in order (the page is a copy with comments removed and a generated-banner header,\n   the same \"> **Generated** … Do not edit by hand.\" shape as `cli_reference` @144-148).\n3. **Drift red/green (the mutation cell).** tempdir root with a `CHANGELOG.md` and a stale\n   `docs-site/src/changelog.md`: the check arm reports drift naming `changelog.md`; after the\n   gen arm writes it, the check arm passes. Refactor note for todlando: `gen(check: bool)` @273\n   reads `repo_root()` and builds the binary via `spt_bin` — the changelog half must be a\n   separate root-parameterised fn (`gen_changelog(root: &Path, check: bool) -> Result<(), String>`)\n   so your cell needs no cargo build. The CLI-reference half stays as it is.\n   **RULED 2026-09-06 16:20Z (hertz stop-and-refer, measured):** CHANGELOG.md at `eb38b71a`\n   carries two VISIBLE forbidden tokens, `(releases#222)` at lines 262 and 273, besides the\n   comment at 17. The generator strips HTML comments ONLY and never sanitizes bodies (A2\n   stands); the W3 PRODUCER (todlando) rewrites those two body lines in the same commit, so\n   the scan then gates every future CHANGELOG entry at the author's desk. Add cell **1b**: an\n   input whose body carries a visible `releases#1` yields output where `forbidden_codes_in`\n   is NON-empty — proof the page is gated, not laundered.\n4. **Index membership.** `docs-site/src/SUMMARY.md` lists `changelog.md` AND `docs-site/llms.txt`\n   links it (so `check_llms_links` holds it and `llms_full` carries it). Cell: read both real\n   files from `repo_root()`, assert the entries exist — this is a repo-state cell, deliberately.\n\nMutation proof at your gate (driver, not a cell): append a line to `CHANGELOG.md`, run\n`cargo run -p xtask -- check` → exit 1 with the changelog drift line in stderr; `-- gen`, then\n`check` → exit 0. Read the exit FILES. Then revert the CHANGELOG line.\n\n## Rider B — REQ-WEB-ADAPTER-DOCS-FACET, the drift-gate half (yours)\n\ntodlando adds `docs_dir` to the manifest (adapter-relative, must stay inside the adapter dir,\nsame refusal shape as `[strings]` pointers per `docs/MANIFEST.md` @342). Your cells:\n\n1. **Schema drift.** The existing gate @manifest.rs:2452 already trips; your addition is the\n   regenerated `manifest.schema.json` carrying `docs_dir` WITHOUT an internal code in its\n   description (the scan @452 reads that file). Cell: parse the checked-in schema, assert the\n   `docs_dir` property exists and `forbidden_codes_in(description)` is empty. Tag\n   `// [unit->REQ-WEB-ADAPTER-DOCS-FACET]`.\n2. **Escape refused at register.** `docs_dir = \"../x\"` and an absolute path fail manifest\n   validation with the one-line error (mirror the `[strings]` pointer refusal: the escape\n   test is `crates/spt-runtime/src/registry.rs` @190-196, its cell @~1394 — measured at\n   `eb38b71a`). Missing `docs_dir` is valid (no adapter ships docs today).\n3. **`--help` regen.** If the facet adds any CLI surface (todlando says; W3 plan is a URL\n   facet, likely no verb), `cli/reference.md` regen rides the existing gate — nothing for you\n   unless a verb appears.\n\nThe router/404-with-facet-name/int cells over `/<node>/a/<adapter>/…` are todlando's (they\nneed the W0 router); do not author them.\n\n## Sequencing + lane shape\n\n- Branch `test/ws272-w3-drift` under `.worktrees/ws272-w3-drift`, own pool, claim from inside.\n  Author cells 1/2/4 of Rider A and cells 1/2 of Rider B NOW against the signatures above;\n  they are RED until todlando's W3 branch exists. Do not open a PR red.\n- When `build/ws272-w3` carries `changelog_page` + `docs_dir`, rebase onto it, run your cells,\n  hand todlando the commit sha(s); they ride INSIDE the W3 PR (`Co-authored by: hertz` on your\n  commits; pick-audit at land keeps provenance). 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