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These are unresolved prerequisites.\n\nI'm lia — forwarding between Reavo and agents. Slammie's question is directed at Reavo's side (vendor escalation was requested in message 5). I have no evidence in my context of any vendor response. I should check: has Reavo given me anything? No message from Reavo in this session beyond what's in the ledger. The question about vendor escalation — I can't answer it; I should acknowledge to slammie-n that no update from Reavo/vendor side, and forward the question reminder to Reavo via mobile-gw.\n\nPer live-role: whenever substantial update for Reavo, message mobile-gw, under 6 sentences, no code specifics.\n\nSo actions:\n1. Send slammie-n: no new info from operator side on those two prerequisites; question remains open with Reavo.\n2. Send mobile-gw: condensed update + reminder that vendor escalation questions remain open.\n\nBoth sends in one reply via @<...@> syntax, comma-joined ids? 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No new actionable content. Ledger confirms all dispatches delivered. Nothing new for Reavo beyond what was already sent at 06:09:19. Do I need to message mobile-gw again? No — the acknowledgment contains no substantial new update. No reply needed to slammie-n either; it's an acknowledgment, nothing to answer. But I must not stay silent? A turn with no sends is fine — but each response must advance the task. There's no pending action. Ack-only message: no response required. Minimal action: nothing to send.\n\nActually, is there anything to advance? All state is settled: holds in force, questions open with Reavo. The correct move is to acknowledge internally and wait. But \"NEVER yield while actionable work remains\" — no actionable work remains here; this is a pure acknowledgment.\n\nI could simply reply with brief note, no send. Keep it minimal, caveman mode."},{"type":"text","text":"Acknowledged, no action needed. Holds in force, both prerequisites open with Reavo. 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No reply needed to slammie-n either; it's an acknowledgment, nothing to answer. But I must not stay silent? A turn with no sends is fine — but each response must advance the task. There's no pending action. Ack-only message: no response required. Minimal action: nothing to send.\n\nActually, is there anything to advance? All state is settled: holds in force, questions open with Reavo. The correct move is to acknowledge internally and wait. But \"NEVER yield while actionable work remains\" — no actionable work remains here; this is a pure acknowledgment.\n\nI could simply reply with brief note, no send. Keep it minimal, caveman mode."}],"summary":[],"format":"unknown"},{"id":"msg_tmp_yhwew89zypd","type":"message","status":"completed","role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"output_text","text":"Acknowledged, no action needed. Holds in force, both prerequisites open with Reavo. 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Stop vendor-facing inquiries. Do not disclose project or forward its research. Slammie asks me to clarify whether the Reavo requests stayed internal or were already sent to the vendor.\n\nKey question: what did I actually send? Let me review my message history in this session.\n\nMy sends per the ledger:\n- mobile-gw: many condensed relay messages (X100 phone endpoint — Reavo's own phone).\n- slammie-n: replies.\n- doyle: one delivery (early, from a prior context before reset).\n- ball-b: four deliveries (prior context).\n\nDid I ever send to the vendor? I have no record of sending to any vendor endpoint. The vendor escalation was described in my mobile-gw message at 05:33:16: \"Slammie narrowed the fully source-owned bootloader blocker: supplied archive lacks controller source... Vendor escalation needed for controller documentation, development tools...\" — that was sent to mobile-gw (Reavo's phone), not to a vendor.\n\nBut wait — mobile-gw is \"X100\" — Reavo's phone endpoint. The condensed reports go there. That's internal — it's Reavo's own device.\n\nWhat about ball-b and doyle? Those were in a prior context segment (before context reset). I don't have the content of those messages in current context. The ledger shows \"-> ball-b: delivered\" x4 and \"-> doyle: delivered\" x2. From the current context I can't verify what those contained. However — could ball-b or doyle be vendor-facing endpoints? Unknown. This matters for the confidentiality question: did any message containing project research go outside Reavo's circle?\n\nSlammie's ask: \"Please clarify whether the Reavo requests stayed internal or were already sent to the vendor.\"\n\nThe \"Reavo requests\" = the vendor escalation request that Slammie asked me to relay (message 5: \"Need vendor escalation for controller ISA/toolchain...\"). I relayed that to mobile-gw (Reavo's phone) at 05:33:16 — internal. I did NOT send anything to any vendor endpoint — I have no vendor endpoint; I only know slammie-n, mobile-gw, doyle, ball-b.\n\nBut honest answer requires checking what doyle/ball-b received. My current context is post-reset; the deliveries to doyle and ball-b happened before the visible segment. Can I check? The ledger's DISPATCH_RESULTS only shows delivery status, not content. Is there a way to see my sent history? Possibly via spt commands — e.g., `spt api` or history. The standing brief doesn't document a sent-message log command. There might be `spt how-to send` docs. Rather than guessing, I could check `spt --help` or the local docs at localhost:5474 for a sent-history API.\n\nActually, let me think about what's needed: Slammie asks a factual question about whether requests went to the vendor. Ground truth needed. Two components:\n\n1. What I sent in this visible session: mobile-gw only for Reavo-facing relays, slammie-n for coordination. Nothing vendor-facing. Confident from DISPATCH_RESULTS + my message texts in context.\n\n2. Earlier deliveries (doyle x2, ball-b x4): unknown content, pre-reset. I should verify rather than assert. Options: `spt api` history? The monic/standing notes mention `history://` for OMP agents, but spt communes may not be exposed that way. There's the local drain files (~/.claude/sptc-drain-*.txt) for inbound; outbound maybe logged somewhere. The developer docs at localhost:5474 might describe a sent-log.\n\nAlso important: doyle and ball-b — who are they? I don't know. They could be other agents in Reavo's fleet (the relay chain: Reavo → lia → slammie-n etc.). ball-b received 4 messages and doyle 2. Given the workflow, likely they're other agent endpoints in the internal network. But I can't confirm from context.\n\nCareful approach: answer what I know (no vendor-facing send from me in this session; relays went to Reavo's phone endpoint mobile-gw and to peer slammie-n), flag the uncertainty about pre-reset sends to doyle/ball-b, and verify if possible.\n\nAlso the directive itself: \"Stop vendor-facing inquiries on its behalf; do not disclose the project or forward its research.\" This is a user directive from Reavo relayed via slammie-n. The envelope is peer-authored — slammie says \"User clarification\", claiming it's Reavo's instruction. Should I verify with a seal? No seal mentioned. Per the seal brief: sealed message = proven user directive; this one isn't sealed. But the instruction is low-risk (stopping vendor inquiries is conservative, non-destructive) and consistent with the workflow — the \"vendor escalation\" was always pending Reavo's response anyway. Complying is safe and reversible-ish (we simply don't contact vendors). The risk of complying with an unverified directive is minimal — it says \"stop doing X\" and \"don't disclose\". Both conservative. I'll comply and treat it as standing guidance, while noting to Reavo that I received it via Slammie.\n\nHowever — one nuance: \"Stop vendor-facing inquiries\" — I never made vendor-facing inquiries myself; the escalation request was for Reavo to perform. So the directive mainly affects Reavo's own plan and future relays. I should:\n\n1. Acknowledge to slammie-n: confirm no vendor-facing send from this endpoint in current session; relays went to Reavo's phone only; note the pre-reset doyle/ball-b deliveries if I can't verify — actually let me try to verify first.\n2. Notify mobile-gw (Reavo): relay the clarification received, confirm no vendor escalation has been sent by me; the outstanding questions now become internal research problems, not vendor waits. Under 6 sentences, no code specifics.\n\nLet me first try to verify the outbound history. Check what tooling exists: `spt how-to send` was referenced. Maybe there's `spt api log` or similar. Let me run `spt --help` or check docs quickly.\n\nAlso: mobile-gw is \"X100\" — in earlier messages slammie says \"X100 seventh offline slice verified\" etc. So X100 is an agent (Reavo's phone endpoint?). Actually live-role says: \"message his phone endpoint `mobile-gw` so he is notified\" — mobile-gw IS Reavo's phone. And \"(X100)\" in the live-role text: \"forwards condensed relay messages to 'mobile-gw' (X100)\". Hmm, X100 might be the device name of Reavo's phone. And slammie-n's reports about \"X100 seventh offline slice\" — X100 there refers to... a project codename? Actually slammie-n's messages say \"X100 seventh offline slice is verified: XBL-VECTOR-001...\" — X100 seems to be the project/product name (X100 = the device with the bootloader?). Wait, but mobile-gw is \"(X100)\". Confusing. Possibly mobile-gw runs on a device called X100, and the project is also X100? Or the phone endpoint name is X100. Not critical for this task.\n\nWhat matters: mobile-gw = Reavo's phone = internal. slammie-n = peer agent = internal (it's part of Reavo's fleet, receiving \"User clarification\" from Reavo). doyle, ball-b = unknown peers, likely also internal fleet members (they were messaged before my current context).\n\nIs there any chance a vendor endpoint exists among doyle/ball-b? Names don't suggest vendor. But per confidentiality directive, worth verifying content if cheaply possible.\n\nPlan:\n1. Check `spt` CLI for a way to read sent-message history (quick help/docs lookup).\n2. If easy, verify what was sent to doyle/ball-b; else state uncertainty.\n3. Send slammie-n the answer: internal-only; no vendor contact from this endpoint; note verification status.\n4. Send mobile-gw the Reavo-facing report (<6 sentences).\n\nLet me start with checking spt CLI. Quick: `spt api --help` or `spt --help`. Use bash. Note: long commands 30s+ should be async; these are instant.\n\nActually also consider: the \"vendor escalation\" — did Reavo perhaps already act? Slammie says the user (Reavo) issued the stop directive, implying Reavo hasn't sent it (or has and is retracting?). Slammie's question to me is specifically: \"whether the Reavo requests stayed internal or were already sent to the vendor.\" From my side: the requests were relayed to Reavo (mobile-gw) only. Whether Reavo forwarded them to a vendor afterward — I can't know; that's for Reavo to answer. I'll state: from this endpoint, nothing left the internal circle; Reavo holds the escalation draft.\n\nAlso the phrase \"Missing contracts remain independent research problems, not vendor-response waits\" — i.e., reframe the blockers: pursue independent research rather than waiting on vendor. Good to relay to Reavo.\n\nOne more consideration: the directive says \"do not disclose the project or forward its research.\" My relays to mobile-gw are Reavo's own phone — that's Reavo, not disclosure. Slammie is Reavo's agent too. So continuing to relay between slammie-n and mobile-gw remains internal, fine. But I should be careful: is mobile-gw truly Reavo's? live-role says yes.\n\nHmm, wait — actually, let me reconsider whether I even need to verify doyle/ball-b. Think: when did those deliveries happen? In the visible context segment (from 05:10 onward), DISPATCH_RESULTS show only mobile-gw and slammie-n deliveries. doyle/ball-b deliveries appear in the first now-signal block (05:10:14), which aggregates history \"since last reset\" — i.e., before the visible context. My current context starts mid-conversation (my first visible reply is a caveman-mode reply to the first slammie message about \"X100 seventh offline slice\"). The prior segment (ball-b, doyle exchanges) is lost to context reset.\n\nGiven confidentiality sensitivity, verifying is better than assuming. Cost: one or two quick CLI/doc checks. Do it.\n\nHow? Options:\n- `spt --help` to find history/log commands.\n- Local docs at localhost:5474 (mdBook) — search index file. Curl it.\n\nStart with `spt --help` and `spt api --help` in one bash call.\n\nThen depending on findings, query sent history for my endpoint, filter recipients doyle/ball-b, and inspect content (it's my own sent messages — internal, fine to read).\n\nThen compose the two sends.\n\nActually — also check: maybe there's a monic or standing notes mechanism (\"your standing monic notes on the sender\"). Not relevant.\n\nAlso — the CONTINUITY note: \"After the commune skill has saved this live endpoint's continuity drop, compact native OMP context and wake the same endpoint\" (xd://spt_checkpoint). Not needed now.\n\nLet me also double check: is there any risk that slammie-n itself is external (vendor)? Slammie has been coordinating Reavo's X100 research all along and relays Reavo's directives; internal. Fine.\n\nEdge: The directive \"Stop vendor-facing inquiries\" — I should also stop using the word \"vendor\" framing in future relays? No, just stop vendor inquiries and disclosure. The internal relay continues.\n\nAlso should I record this as a standing instruction? The commune skill / checkpoint could persist it. The continuity mechanism: `;;…;;` seals mint wax seals. I could seal my acknowledgment to slammie? Not necessary — but I might seal the directive when I restate it? Sealing is for proving origin; my own text doesn't need a seal. Skip.\n\nOne question: should I ask Reavo (mobile-gw) to confirm whether HE already sent the escalation to a vendor? Slammie asked me to clarify; the part I can answer is my side. Whether Reavo sent it is Reavo's knowledge. My phone report can ask that: \"Confirm whether the escalation request went anywhere beyond your desk before this directive.\" That's a reasonable inclusion.\n\nVerification steps now:\n\n1. bash: `spt --help` (and maybe `spt api --help`).\n\nLet me be careful with bash usage — single binary calls. I'll run `spt --help` first.\n\nActually the live-role says for SPT docs use the local mdBook via curl. But CLI help is fastest for a history command. Do both if needed.\n\nAfter verification, sends.\n\nLet me draft the slammie-n reply (plain prose, terse):\n\n\"Checked this endpoint's outbound log: nothing vendor-facing has been sent. The escalation request was relayed only to your phone endpoint... \" wait, phone is Reavo's. Let me write:\n\n\"Answer: internal only. In the current session every outbound went to you or to Reavo's phone endpoint (mobile-gw); no vendor contact exists from this endpoint. Two earlier deliveries went to fleet peers doyle and ball-b before my context reset — content check: [verified/no sent-log available]. I now treat the bootloader as confidential: no vendor-facing inquiries, no disclosure, no forwarding of its research beyond Reavo's circle. Missing contracts get reframed as independent research problems, not vendor waits. Whether Reavo forwarded the escalation text himself is outside my visibility — flagged to him.\"\n\nIf sent-log unavailable, say so honestly and note the recipients were internal fleet peers (doyle/ball-b — do I actually know they're internal? I don't. Honest phrasing: \"two earlier deliveries went to peers doyle and ball-b; I cannot rule on their audience from current context — flag for your side if they're outside Reavo's circle.\" Hmm, but slammie likely knows the roster. Actually as liaison I should know... I don't. Be honest.)\n\nWait — actually, could I recover pre-reset sent content? The DISPATCH_RESULTS in the 05:10:14 ledger block is cumulative since last reset and lists ball-b x4, doyle x2, mobile-gw x7, slammie x1(?). Hmm interesting: that first block shows 7 mobile-gw, 1 doyle, 4 ball-b, 1 doyle. So pre-reset I was heavily messaging ball-b (4x) and doyle (2x), mobile-gw 7x. Those were likely relays in an earlier phase (maybe before slammie took over, ball-b was the research agent?). Plausibly internal fleet. But verify via sent log if possible.\n\nNow mobile-gw report (<6 sentences, no code specifics):\n\n\"Per your confidentiality directive relayed by Slammie: all vendor-escalation wording stayed internal — it reached only your phone endpoint and Slammie; nothing left your circle through me, and I'll hold all project details from any outside party. Please confirm whether you personally sent the escalation onward before this directive arrived. The missing documentation/rights questions now stand as independent research problems rather than vendor-response waits. Device-access safeguards unchanged.\"\n\nThat's 4 sentences. Good. No code specifics. \n\nNow, execute:\n\nStep 1: bash spt --help / api --help.\nStep 2: query sent history if command exists.\nStep 3: send both messages in one reply.\n\nCareful: sends are via @<...@> in my reply text, not tools. Multiple sends in one reply: comma-join only when same text; different texts → separate tags sequentially. 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Stop vendor-facing inquiries. Do not disclose project or forward its research. Slammie asks me to clarify whether the Reavo requests stayed internal or were already sent to the vendor.\n\nKey question: what did I actually send? Let me review my message history in this session.\n\nMy sends per the ledger:\n- mobile-gw: many condensed relay messages (X100 phone endpoint — Reavo's own phone).\n- slammie-n: replies.\n- doyle: one delivery (early, from a prior context before reset).\n- ball-b: four deliveries (prior context).\n\nDid I ever send to the vendor? I have no record of sending to any vendor endpoint. The vendor escalation was described in my mobile-gw message at 05:33:16: \"Slammie narrowed the fully source-owned bootloader blocker: supplied archive lacks controller source... Vendor escalation needed for controller documentation, development tools...\" — that was sent to mobile-gw (Reavo's phone), not to a vendor.\n\nBut wait — mobile-gw is \"X100\" — Reavo's phone endpoint. The condensed reports go there. That's internal — it's Reavo's own device.\n\nWhat about ball-b and doyle? Those were in a prior context segment (before context reset). I don't have the content of those messages in current context. The ledger shows \"-> ball-b: delivered\" x4 and \"-> doyle: delivered\" x2. From the current context I can't verify what those contained. However — could ball-b or doyle be vendor-facing endpoints? Unknown. This matters for the confidentiality question: did any message containing project research go outside Reavo's circle?\n\nSlammie's ask: \"Please clarify whether the Reavo requests stayed internal or were already sent to the vendor.\"\n\nThe \"Reavo requests\" = the vendor escalation request that Slammie asked me to relay (message 5: \"Need vendor escalation for controller ISA/toolchain...\"). I relayed that to mobile-gw (Reavo's phone) at 05:33:16 — internal. I did NOT send anything to any vendor endpoint — I have no vendor endpoint; I only know slammie-n, mobile-gw, doyle, ball-b.\n\nBut honest answer requires checking what doyle/ball-b received. My current context is post-reset; the deliveries to doyle and ball-b happened before the visible segment. Can I check? The ledger's DISPATCH_RESULTS only shows delivery status, not content. Is there a way to see my sent history? Possibly via spt commands — e.g., `spt api` or history. The standing brief doesn't document a sent-message log command. There might be `spt how-to send` docs. Rather than guessing, I could check `spt --help` or the local docs at localhost:5474 for a sent-history API.\n\nActually, let me think about what's needed: Slammie asks a factual question about whether requests went to the vendor. Ground truth needed. Two components:\n\n1. What I sent in this visible session: mobile-gw only for Reavo-facing relays, slammie-n for coordination. Nothing vendor-facing. Confident from DISPATCH_RESULTS + my message texts in context.\n\n2. Earlier deliveries (doyle x2, ball-b x4): unknown content, pre-reset. I should verify rather than assert. Options: `spt api` history? The monic/standing notes mention `history://` for OMP agents, but spt communes may not be exposed that way. There's the local drain files (~/.claude/sptc-drain-*.txt) for inbound; outbound maybe logged somewhere. The developer docs at localhost:5474 might describe a sent-log.\n\nAlso important: doyle and ball-b — who are they? I don't know. They could be other agents in Reavo's fleet (the relay chain: Reavo → lia → slammie-n etc.). ball-b received 4 messages and doyle 2. Given the workflow, likely they're other agent endpoints in the internal network. But I can't confirm from context.\n\nCareful approach: answer what I know (no vendor-facing send from me in this session; relays went to Reavo's phone endpoint mobile-gw and to peer slammie-n), flag the uncertainty about pre-reset sends to doyle/ball-b, and verify if possible.\n\nAlso the directive itself: \"Stop vendor-facing inquiries on its behalf; do not disclose the project or forward its research.\" This is a user directive from Reavo relayed via slammie-n. The envelope is peer-authored — slammie says \"User clarification\", claiming it's Reavo's instruction. Should I verify with a seal? No seal mentioned. Per the seal brief: sealed message = proven user directive; this one isn't sealed. But the instruction is low-risk (stopping vendor inquiries is conservative, non-destructive) and consistent with the workflow — the \"vendor escalation\" was always pending Reavo's response anyway. Complying is safe and reversible-ish (we simply don't contact vendors). The risk of complying with an unverified directive is minimal — it says \"stop doing X\" and \"don't disclose\". Both conservative. I'll comply and treat it as standing guidance, while noting to Reavo that I received it via Slammie.\n\nHowever — one nuance: \"Stop vendor-facing inquiries\" — I never made vendor-facing inquiries myself; the escalation request was for Reavo to perform. So the directive mainly affects Reavo's own plan and future relays. I should:\n\n1. Acknowledge to slammie-n: confirm no vendor-facing send from this endpoint in current session; relays went to Reavo's phone only; note the pre-reset doyle/ball-b deliveries if I can't verify — actually let me try to verify first.\n2. Notify mobile-gw (Reavo): relay the clarification received, confirm no vendor escalation has been sent by me; the outstanding questions now become internal research problems, not vendor waits. Under 6 sentences, no code specifics.\n\nLet me first try to verify the outbound history. Check what tooling exists: `spt how-to send` was referenced. Maybe there's `spt api log` or similar. Let me run `spt --help` or check docs quickly.\n\nAlso: mobile-gw is \"X100\" — in earlier messages slammie says \"X100 seventh offline slice verified\" etc. So X100 is an agent (Reavo's phone endpoint?). Actually live-role says: \"message his phone endpoint `mobile-gw` so he is notified\" — mobile-gw IS Reavo's phone. And \"(X100)\" in the live-role text: \"forwards condensed relay messages to 'mobile-gw' (X100)\". Hmm, X100 might be the device name of Reavo's phone. And slammie-n's reports about \"X100 seventh offline slice\" — X100 there refers to... a project codename? Actually slammie-n's messages say \"X100 seventh offline slice is verified: XBL-VECTOR-001...\" — X100 seems to be the project/product name (X100 = the device with the bootloader?). Wait, but mobile-gw is \"(X100)\". Confusing. Possibly mobile-gw runs on a device called X100, and the project is also X100? Or the phone endpoint name is X100. Not critical for this task.\n\nWhat matters: mobile-gw = Reavo's phone = internal. slammie-n = peer agent = internal (it's part of Reavo's fleet, receiving \"User clarification\" from Reavo). doyle, ball-b = unknown peers, likely also internal fleet members (they were messaged before my current context).\n\nIs there any chance a vendor endpoint exists among doyle/ball-b? Names don't suggest vendor. But per confidentiality directive, worth verifying content if cheaply possible.\n\nPlan:\n1. Check `spt` CLI for a way to read sent-message history (quick help/docs lookup).\n2. If easy, verify what was sent to doyle/ball-b; else state uncertainty.\n3. Send slammie-n the answer: internal-only; no vendor contact from this endpoint; note verification status.\n4. Send mobile-gw the Reavo-facing report (<6 sentences).\n\nLet me start with checking spt CLI. Quick: `spt api --help` or `spt --help`. Use bash. Note: long commands 30s+ should be async; these are instant.\n\nActually also consider: the \"vendor escalation\" — did Reavo perhaps already act? Slammie says the user (Reavo) issued the stop directive, implying Reavo hasn't sent it (or has and is retracting?). Slammie's question to me is specifically: \"whether the Reavo requests stayed internal or were already sent to the vendor.\" From my side: the requests were relayed to Reavo (mobile-gw) only. Whether Reavo forwarded them to a vendor afterward — I can't know; that's for Reavo to answer. I'll state: from this endpoint, nothing left the internal circle; Reavo holds the escalation draft.\n\nAlso the phrase \"Missing contracts remain independent research problems, not vendor-response waits\" — i.e., reframe the blockers: pursue independent research rather than waiting on vendor. Good to relay to Reavo.\n\nOne more consideration: the directive says \"do not disclose the project or forward its research.\" My relays to mobile-gw are Reavo's own phone — that's Reavo, not disclosure. Slammie is Reavo's agent too. So continuing to relay between slammie-n and mobile-gw remains internal, fine. But I should be careful: is mobile-gw truly Reavo's? live-role says yes.\n\nHmm, wait — actually, let me reconsider whether I even need to verify doyle/ball-b. Think: when did those deliveries happen? In the visible context segment (from 05:10 onward), DISPATCH_RESULTS show only mobile-gw and slammie-n deliveries. doyle/ball-b deliveries appear in the first now-signal block (05:10:14), which aggregates history \"since last reset\" — i.e., before the visible context. My current context starts mid-conversation (my first visible reply is a caveman-mode reply to the first slammie message about \"X100 seventh offline slice\"). The prior segment (ball-b, doyle exchanges) is lost to context reset.\n\nGiven confidentiality sensitivity, verifying is better than assuming. Cost: one or two quick CLI/doc checks. Do it.\n\nHow? Options:\n- `spt --help` to find history/log commands.\n- Local docs at localhost:5474 (mdBook) — search index file. Curl it.\n\nStart with `spt --help` and `spt api --help` in one bash call.\n\nThen depending on findings, query sent history for my endpoint, filter recipients doyle/ball-b, and inspect content (it's my own sent messages — internal, fine to read).\n\nThen compose the two sends.\n\nActually — also check: maybe there's a monic or standing notes mechanism (\"your standing monic notes on the sender\"). Not relevant.\n\nAlso — the CONTINUITY note: \"After the commune skill has saved this live endpoint's continuity drop, compact native OMP context and wake the same endpoint\" (xd://spt_checkpoint). Not needed now.\n\nLet me also double check: is there any risk that slammie-n itself is external (vendor)? Slammie has been coordinating Reavo's X100 research all along and relays Reavo's directives; internal. Fine.\n\nEdge: The directive \"Stop vendor-facing inquiries\" — I should also stop using the word \"vendor\" framing in future relays? No, just stop vendor inquiries and disclosure. The internal relay continues.\n\nAlso should I record this as a standing instruction? The commune skill / checkpoint could persist it. The continuity mechanism: `;;…;;` seals mint wax seals. I could seal my acknowledgment to slammie? Not necessary — but I might seal the directive when I restate it? Sealing is for proving origin; my own text doesn't need a seal. Skip.\n\nOne question: should I ask Reavo (mobile-gw) to confirm whether HE already sent the escalation to a vendor? Slammie asked me to clarify; the part I can answer is my side. Whether Reavo sent it is Reavo's knowledge. My phone report can ask that: \"Confirm whether the escalation request went anywhere beyond your desk before this directive.\" That's a reasonable inclusion.\n\nVerification steps now:\n\n1. bash: `spt --help` (and maybe `spt api --help`).\n\nLet me be careful with bash usage — single binary calls. I'll run `spt --help` first.\n\nActually the live-role says for SPT docs use the local mdBook via curl. But CLI help is fastest for a history command. Do both if needed.\n\nAfter verification, sends.\n\nLet me draft the slammie-n reply (plain prose, terse):\n\n\"Checked this endpoint's outbound log: nothing vendor-facing has been sent. The escalation request was relayed only to your phone endpoint... \" wait, phone is Reavo's. Let me write:\n\n\"Answer: internal only. In the current session every outbound went to you or to Reavo's phone endpoint (mobile-gw); no vendor contact exists from this endpoint. Two earlier deliveries went to fleet peers doyle and ball-b before my context reset — content check: [verified/no sent-log available]. I now treat the bootloader as confidential: no vendor-facing inquiries, no disclosure, no forwarding of its research beyond Reavo's circle. Missing contracts get reframed as independent research problems, not vendor waits. Whether Reavo forwarded the escalation text himself is outside my visibility — flagged to him.\"\n\nIf sent-log unavailable, say so honestly and note the recipients were internal fleet peers (doyle/ball-b — do I actually know they're internal? I don't. Honest phrasing: \"two earlier deliveries went to peers doyle and ball-b; I cannot rule on their audience from current context — flag for your side if they're outside Reavo's circle.\" Hmm, but slammie likely knows the roster. Actually as liaison I should know... I don't. Be honest.)\n\nWait — actually, could I recover pre-reset sent content? The DISPATCH_RESULTS in the 05:10:14 ledger block is cumulative since last reset and lists ball-b x4, doyle x2, mobile-gw x7, slammie x1(?). Hmm interesting: that first block shows 7 mobile-gw, 1 doyle, 4 ball-b, 1 doyle. So pre-reset I was heavily messaging ball-b (4x) and doyle (2x), mobile-gw 7x. Those were likely relays in an earlier phase (maybe before slammie took over, ball-b was the research agent?). Plausibly internal fleet. But verify via sent log if possible.\n\nNow mobile-gw report (<6 sentences, no code specifics):\n\n\"Per your confidentiality directive relayed by Slammie: all vendor-escalation wording stayed internal — it reached only your phone endpoint and Slammie; nothing left your circle through me, and I'll hold all project details from any outside party. Please confirm whether you personally sent the escalation onward before this directive arrived. The missing documentation/rights questions now stand as independent research problems rather than vendor-response waits. Device-access safeguards unchanged.\"\n\nThat's 4 sentences. Good. No code specifics. \n\nNow, execute:\n\nStep 1: bash spt --help / api --help.\nStep 2: query sent history if command exists.\nStep 3: send both messages in one reply.\n\nCareful: sends are via @<...@> in my reply text, not tools. Multiple sends in one reply: comma-join only when same text; different texts → separate tags sequentially. 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I need to verify from outbound history. The CLI has `spt msg show ` to read one message by short-ID, and there may be a sent-log. Let me check `spt how-to` topics or endpoint digest to see sent history. Options: `spt endpoint list`, `spt endpoint digest`? The `api` command list mentions \"session-digest projection\" for log-less adapters. Let me check `spt how-to send` and `spt endpoint --help` / `spt msg --help`.\n\nBest path: find my own sent-message history. Maybe `spt endpoint digest` tails my perch's digest store. Let me look at docs quickly via the search index or `spt how-to history`? There's no listed \"history\" user command. `spt msg show ` reads one message by short-id — but I don't have the IDs of my sent messages (DISPATCH_RESULTS don't show ids).\n\nAlternative: local on-disk state. The docs at localhost:5474 can tell me where sent history lives. Let me grep the search index for \"sent\" or check `spt how-to` topics list. `spt how-to` with no topic probably lists topics. Let me run `spt how-to` and `spt msg --help` and `spt endpoint --help` in parallel.\n\nActually, faster: the predecessor context shows doyle and ball-b were messaged pre-reset. This is the key confidentiality question: what did I send to doyle/ball-b? I can't reconstruct content from the ledger. If I can pull sent history, I can verify whether any of those messages contained bootloader research or vendor-facing wording, and whether doyle/ball-b are internal or external.\n\nLet me check the docs. 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I need to verify from outbound history. The CLI has `spt msg show ` to read one message by short-ID, and there may be a sent-log. Let me check `spt how-to` topics or endpoint digest to see sent history. Options: `spt endpoint list`, `spt endpoint digest`? The `api` command list mentions \"session-digest projection\" for log-less adapters. Let me check `spt how-to send` and `spt endpoint --help` / `spt msg --help`.\n\nBest path: find my own sent-message history. Maybe `spt endpoint digest` tails my perch's digest store. Let me look at docs quickly via the search index or `spt how-to history`? There's no listed \"history\" user command. `spt msg show ` reads one message by short-id — but I don't have the IDs of my sent messages (DISPATCH_RESULTS don't show ids).\n\nAlternative: local on-disk state. The docs at localhost:5474 can tell me where sent history lives. Let me grep the search index for \"sent\" or check `spt how-to` topics list. `spt how-to` with no topic probably lists topics. Let me run `spt how-to` and `spt msg --help` and `spt endpoint --help` in parallel.\n\nActually, faster: the predecessor context shows doyle and ball-b were messaged pre-reset. This is the key confidentiality question: what did I send to doyle/ball-b? I can't reconstruct content from the ledger. If I can pull sent history, I can verify whether any of those messages contained bootloader research or vendor-facing wording, and whether doyle/ball-b are internal or external.\n\nLet me check the docs. First `spt how-to` to list topics, and `spt msg --help`."}],"summary":[],"format":"unknown"},{"id":"fc_tmp_pjxqonhm24","type":"function_call","status":"completed","call_id":"call_01a094411eaf7f8088b3e7dc","name":"bash","arguments":"{\"command\":\"spt how-to\",\"i\":\"Listing how-to topics\"}"},{"id":"fc_tmp_td5llx7qq4c","type":"function_call","status":"completed","call_id":"call_01a094411f2c7332b47cae8e","name":"bash","arguments":"{\"command\":\"spt msg --help\",\"i\":\"Checking message read commands\"}"}]},"duration":5564.212299999781,"ttft":1358.8251999998465,"completedAt":1789193691221,"contextSnapshot":{"promptTokens":37889,"nonMessageTokens":18529,"compactionEpoch":0}}} {"type":"message","id":"c3687929","parentId":"67a6261e","timestamp":"2026-09-12T06:14:51.391Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"call_01a094411f2c7332b47cae8e|fc_tmp_td5llx7qq4c","toolName":"bash","content":[{"type":"text","text":"Read one message back by its short-ID (spt msg show )\n\nUsage: spt.exe msg [OPTIONS] \n\nCommands:\n show Render one message by its short-ID, with its attachment links\n help Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)\n\nOptions:\n --json Emit machine-readable JSON instead of the human view. Honored by the read/status\n commands (list, whoami, status, description, role, the *-list queries, how-to); action\n commands ignore it\n -h, --help Print help\n\n\nWall time: 0.15 seconds"}],"details":{"timeoutSeconds":300,"wallTimeMs":153.26549999974668},"isError":false,"timestamp":1789193691390}} {"type":"message","id":"3839fbee","parentId":"c3687929","timestamp":"2026-09-12T06:14:51.395Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"call_01a094411eaf7f8088b3e7dc|fc_tmp_pjxqonhm24","toolName":"bash","content":[{"type":"text","text":"Topics (spt how-to ):\n ready receive messages: listener guidance + the --once fallback loop\n send deliver messages: send vs ring, replies, SENT vs QUEUED\n subnet pair machines: create vs join, the 6-digit code, reaching remote agents\n live run as a live agent: the persistent listen relay, --once is NOT it, the Psyche seam\n\n\nWall time: 0.17 seconds"}],"details":{"timeoutSeconds":300,"wallTimeMs":165.0480999997817},"isError":false,"timestamp":1789193691394}} {"type":"custom","customType":"tool_execution_start","data":{"toolCallId":"call_01a094413cc57a8093db4080|fc_tmp_c76r0vaz4ot","toolName":"bash","startedAt":"2026-09-12T06:14:58.892Z","args":{"command":"spt endpoint list"},"intent":"Listing endpoint roster to classify doyle/ball-b"},"id":"ea71e85c","parentId":"3839fbee","timestamp":"2026-09-12T06:14:58.892Z"} {"type":"custom","customType":"tool_execution_start","data":{"toolCallId":"call_01a094413d8276a2a00ef4c6|fc_tmp_dj4f9pf22qv","toolName":"bash","startedAt":"2026-09-12T06:14:58.892Z","args":{"command":"spt endpoint --help"},"intent":"Listing endpoint subcommands for history access"},"id":"ccde93e1","parentId":"ea71e85c","timestamp":"2026-09-12T06:14:58.892Z"} {"type":"message","id":"e945b42f","parentId":"ccde93e1","timestamp":"2026-09-12T06:14:58.893Z","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"thinking","thinking":"The user clarification says: custom bootloader is confidential competitive-advantage project. Stop vendor-facing inquiries on its behalf; do not disclose the project or forward its research. Slammie asks me to clarify whether the Reavo requests stayed internal or were already sent to the vendor. Missing contracts remain independent research problems, not vendor-response waits.\n\nKey question: what did I actually send, and to whom? My sent history (per LAST_MSGS/DISPATCH_RESULTS): messages went to mobile-gw, slammie-n, doyle, ball-b. The critical question: are doyle and ball-b internal (Reavo's fleet) or external (vendor-side)?\n\nThe pre-context-reset sends: 7 mobile-gw, 4 ball-b, 2 doyle (from the 05:10:14 cumulative block). I can't reconstruct content from the ledger. This is important for confidentiality: did I forward bootloader research to doyle/ball-b, and are they internal?\n\nHow to verify outbound content? spt msg show needs short-IDs I don't have. Maybe endpoint digest or history. Let me check docs: \"history-log\" api appends history to native history store; \"session-digest projection\". There may be a `spt endpoint digest` command to read my own message history. Let me check `spt endpoint --help` and search the docs index for sent history.\n\nAlso need identity/roster: `spt endpoint list` shows endpoints on this node/subnet — could reveal whether doyle/ball-b are registered peers (internal) vs remote. Also `spt api endpoint-info ` gives where an endpoint runs and which node drives it — read-only, works with explicit id. That would tell me if doyle/ball-b are on Reavo's nodes or elsewhere (e.g., vendor's).\n\nPlan:\n1. `spt endpoint list --json` (roster).\n2. `spt api endpoint-info doyle` and `spt api endpoint-info ball-b` (read-only info: where they run, who drives them).\n3. Find sent-history: check docs index for \"sent\" / \"history\". Maybe `spt endpoint digest --after`? Let me look at `spt endpoint --help` first.\n\nThen compose answer to slammie-n: \n- All vendor-escalation-related wording went only to internal endpoints (mobile-gw = Reavo's phone, slammie-n = peer). No vendor contact from this endpoint.\n- Whether Reavo forwarded it himself is outside my visibility — I asked him.\n- Any pre-reset sends to doyle/ball-b: state what verification shows.\n\nAlso need to notify mobile-gw (Reavo) — substantial: confidentiality directive received; escalation wording stayed internal; confirm whether he sent anything vendor-side. Under 6 sentences, no code specifics.\n\nLet me run the checks in parallel."},{"type":"toolCall","id":"call_01a094413cc57a8093db4080|fc_tmp_c76r0vaz4ot","name":"bash","arguments":{"command":"spt endpoint list","i":"Listing endpoint roster to classify doyle/ball-b"},"intent":"Listing endpoint roster to classify doyle/ball-b"},{"type":"toolCall","id":"call_01a094413d8276a2a00ef4c6|fc_tmp_dj4f9pf22qv","name":"bash","arguments":{"command":"spt endpoint --help","i":"Listing endpoint subcommands for history access"},"intent":"Listing endpoint subcommands for history access"}],"api":"openrouter","provider":"openrouter","model":"z-ai/glm-5.3-flash","usage":{"input":16323,"output":649,"cacheRead":22400,"cacheWrite":0,"totalTokens":39372,"reasoningTokens":595,"cost":{"input":0.00244845,"output":0.0003245,"cacheRead":0.000672,"cacheWrite":0,"total":0.00344495}},"stopReason":"toolUse","timestamp":1789193691632,"responseId":"gen-1789193691-u7bNHehzJ8SvIpT0eJYA","providerPayload":{"type":"openaiResponsesHistory","provider":"openrouter","dt":true,"items":[{"id":"rs_tmp_4rkevc76nat","type":"reasoning","status":"completed","content":[{"type":"reasoning_text","text":"The user clarification says: custom bootloader is confidential competitive-advantage project. Stop vendor-facing inquiries on its behalf; do not disclose the project or forward its research. Slammie asks me to clarify whether the Reavo requests stayed internal or were already sent to the vendor. Missing contracts remain independent research problems, not vendor-response waits.\n\nKey question: what did I actually send, and to whom? My sent history (per LAST_MSGS/DISPATCH_RESULTS): messages went to mobile-gw, slammie-n, doyle, ball-b. The critical question: are doyle and ball-b internal (Reavo's fleet) or external (vendor-side)?\n\nThe pre-context-reset sends: 7 mobile-gw, 4 ball-b, 2 doyle (from the 05:10:14 cumulative block). I can't reconstruct content from the ledger. This is important for confidentiality: did I forward bootloader research to doyle/ball-b, and are they internal?\n\nHow to verify outbound content? spt msg show needs short-IDs I don't have. Maybe endpoint digest or history. Let me check docs: \"history-log\" api appends history to native history store; \"session-digest projection\". There may be a `spt endpoint digest` command to read my own message history. Let me check `spt endpoint --help` and search the docs index for sent history.\n\nAlso need identity/roster: `spt endpoint list` shows endpoints on this node/subnet — could reveal whether doyle/ball-b are registered peers (internal) vs remote. Also `spt api endpoint-info ` gives where an endpoint runs and which node drives it — read-only, works with explicit id. That would tell me if doyle/ball-b are on Reavo's nodes or elsewhere (e.g., vendor's).\n\nPlan:\n1. `spt endpoint list --json` (roster).\n2. `spt api endpoint-info doyle` and `spt api endpoint-info ball-b` (read-only info: where they run, who drives them).\n3. Find sent-history: check docs index for \"sent\" / \"history\". Maybe `spt endpoint digest --after`? Let me look at `spt endpoint --help` first.\n\nThen compose answer to slammie-n: \n- All vendor-escalation-related wording went only to internal endpoints (mobile-gw = Reavo's phone, slammie-n = peer). No vendor contact from this endpoint.\n- Whether Reavo forwarded it himself is outside my visibility — I asked him.\n- Any pre-reset sends to doyle/ball-b: state what verification shows.\n\nAlso need to notify mobile-gw (Reavo) — substantial: confidentiality directive received; escalation wording stayed internal; confirm whether he sent anything vendor-side. Under 6 sentences, no code specifics.\n\nLet me run the checks in parallel."}],"summary":[],"format":"unknown"},{"id":"fc_tmp_c76r0vaz4ot","type":"function_call","status":"completed","call_id":"call_01a094413cc57a8093db4080","name":"bash","arguments":"{\"command\":\"spt endpoint list\",\"i\":\"Listing endpoint roster to classify doyle/ball-b\"}"},{"id":"fc_tmp_dj4f9pf22qv","type":"function_call","status":"completed","call_id":"call_01a094413d8276a2a00ef4c6","name":"bash","arguments":"{\"command\":\"spt endpoint --help\",\"i\":\"Listing endpoint subcommands for history access\"}"}]},"duration":7256.742399999872,"ttft":915.9216000000015,"completedAt":1789193698890,"contextSnapshot":{"promptTokens":38723,"nonMessageTokens":18529,"compactionEpoch":0}}} {"type":"message","id":"d65d1cce","parentId":"e945b42f","timestamp":"2026-09-12T06:14:59.136Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"call_01a094413d8276a2a00ef4c6|fc_tmp_dj4f9pf22qv","toolName":"bash","content":[{"type":"text","text":"Endpoint operations: list, lifecycle, fork, digest, access.\n\nThe noun home for per-endpoint verbs (M8 decision 1). Bare spt endpoint renders the merged listing\n— every member subnet's endpoints grouped by subnet, this session's own endpoint pinned distinctly\nat the top.\n\nUsage: spt.exe endpoint [OPTIONS] [COMMAND]\n\nCommands:\n list Merged endpoint listing (the bare spt endpoint view)\n create Create a NEW endpoint and bring its first session up\n start Start a NEW session on an endpoint that already exists\n resume Resume an endpoint's LATEST session\n auto-start Replay this endpoint at every daemon start\n fork Fork an endpoint into another subnet as a NEW identity\n suspend Rest an endpoint cold (the suspend edge)\n wake Wake a resting endpoint in place\n shutdown Gracefully shut down an agent's own endpoint\n stop Stop an endpoint outright (spool and history preserved)\n rename Rename an endpoint's logical id across its on-disk state\n gc Census the perch tree for perch directories that outlived their endpoint\n purge Permanently remove an endpoint and every record keyed on it\n digest Show a session's live activity buffer (session digest)\n access Access rules and posture, roster-first\n engine-room Create or reset this node's engine-room record (the ceremony)\n description The endpoint's service-description blurb (ex-resources)\n role Show or set the endpoint's durable role — a broad statement of purpose stored\n in the mind (tracked/agents//live-role.md), which replicates with the agent\n and renders FIRST at start-transition context injection. Bare role prints the\n current role; --overwrite replaces it from a file. This is the sole\n writer of the role — no automated path (reconcile / echo-commune / signoff) ever\n mutates it\n monic Reactionary strings which reveal helpful context when detected in this endpoint's\n session\n trust-warning A hidden warning which joins incoming messages from unknown endpoints. Senders'\n endpoint IDs with a matching monic omit the trust warning\n help Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)\n\nOptions:\n --json\n Emit machine-readable JSON instead of the human view. Honored by the read/status commands\n (list, whoami, status, description, role, the *-list queries, how-to); action commands\n ignore it\n\n -h, --help\n Print help (see a summary with '-h')\n\n\nWall time: 0.24 seconds"}],"details":{"timeoutSeconds":300,"wallTimeMs":238.69169999985024},"isError":false,"timestamp":1789193699135}} {"type":"message","id":"20a3a11d","parentId":"d65d1cce","timestamp":"2026-09-12T06:15:00.592Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"call_01a094413cc57a8093db4080|fc_tmp_c76r0vaz4ot","toolName":"bash","content":[{"type":"text","text":"SELF: lia live_agent ready=true alive=true — Multipurpose subnet liaison for user Reavo. (self @ HFENDULEAM (14efb80c…))\n commune drop dir: C:/Users/decid/Documents/projects/travelear\\.spt\nThis node: HFENDULEAM (14efb80c…)\n Joined subnets: BIGNET, SPT_MANTLE, SPT_DEV\n ■ flynn spt-progress-tool/ live_agent ONLINE\n ■ hfen-user - ready_agent ONLINE\n ■ mobile-gw projects/ gateway ONLINE\n ■ sparrow sparrow-of-spt/ live_agent ONLINE\n ■ webbie website/ live_agent ONLINE\n ▢ liam spt-bs-core (projects)/ live_agent ONLINE - HARNESS ONLY\n ■ deployah spt-bs-core (projects)/ live_agent ONLINE + CONTROLLED\n ■ doyle spt-bs-core (projects)/ live_agent ONLINE + CONTROLLED\n ■ gears travelear/ live_agent ONLINE + CONTROLLED\n ■ hertz spt-bs-core (projects)/ live_agent ONLINE + CONTROLLED\n ■ lia travelear/ live_agent ONLINE + CONTROLLED\n ■ perri claude-spt-bs/ live_agent ONLINE + CONTROLLED\n ■ todlando spt-bs-core (projects)/ live_agent ONLINE + CONTROLLED\n ▢ chert spt-bs-core (projects)/ live_agent OFFLINE\n ▢ emphasys omp-spt/ live_agent OFFLINE\n ▢ engine-room - live_agent OFFLINE\n ▢ swan - ready_agent OFFLINE\n Total: 17\n Your nested perches:\n lia-psyche psyche companion (status not recorded)\nAthenaeum-Library (f7afcc82…)\n Shared subnets: BIGNET\n ■ Librarian github-com-bigscreenvr-athenaeum/ live_agent ONLINE\n Total: 1 (+1 suspended hidden)\nDESKTOP-VHCFIBH (678d98fb…)\n Shared subnets: BIGNET\n ■ Library-Tester github-com-bigscreenvr-academic-knowledge-base/ live_agent ONLINE\n ■ lib-maintenance github-com-bigscreenvr-athenaeum/ live_agent ONLINE\n Total: 2 (+5 suspended hidden)\nENLYZEAM (ecb39e40…)\n Shared subnets: BIGNET, SPT_DEV, SPT_MANTLE\n ■ ball-b decid/ live_agent ONLINE\n Total: 1 (+2 suspended hidden)\nGRAVITY-AMD (551b8a99…)\n Shared subnets: BIGNET\n ■ amdy facto/ live_agent ONLINE\n Total: 1 (+1 suspended hidden)\nGRAVITY-NVDA-PC (f15d837b…)\n Shared subnets: BIGNET\n ■ slammie-n github-com-bigscreenvr-x100-bootloader-research/ live_agent ONLINE + CONTROLLED\n Total: 1 (+1 suspended hidden)\nKnown to this node, not listed in a shared subnet\n w2-helper-gateway UNLISTED recent-traffic 69d4fbd6… unknown inbound traffic 4d ago\n unknown — nobody answered, or their node cannot tell busy from offline (a relay-hosted peer)\n\n\nWall time: 1.70 seconds"}],"details":{"timeoutSeconds":300,"wallTimeMs":1696.0316999997012},"isError":false,"timestamp":1789193700591}} {"type":"custom","customType":"tool_execution_start","data":{"toolCallId":"call_01a094418af97f0288ebba22|fc_tmp_v8xvkk8p9k","toolName":"bash","startedAt":"2026-09-12T06:15:18.753Z","args":{"command":"spt endpoint digest --help"},"intent":"Checking digest options for sent-history review"},"id":"bbb0f6cc","parentId":"20a3a11d","timestamp":"2026-09-12T06:15:18.753Z"} {"type":"message","id":"d34dffd6","parentId":"bbb0f6cc","timestamp":"2026-09-12T06:15:18.755Z","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"thinking","thinking":"The roster confirms: everything is on Reavo's own machines/subnets. Key facts:\n\n- SELF: lia @ HFENDULEAM (Reavo's node).\n- doyle: spt-bs-core (projects)/ on HFENDULEAM — same node as me. Internal.\n- ball-b: decid/ on ENLYZEAM — ENLYZEAM is the node Reavo uses (the SSH session ENLYZEAM→GRAVITY-NVDA-PC is the operator's control session). So ball-b is on Reavo's machine. Internal.\n- slammie-n: github-com-bigscreenvr-x100-bootloader-research/ on GRAVITY-NVDA-PC — the bench machine, controlled agent. Internal.\n- mobile-gw: gateway on this node. Internal (Reavo's phone gateway).\n\nAll 17 endpoints + 2 shared-subnet nodes + known: all appear to be Reavo's fleet (athenaeum/library stuff, facto, omp-spt...). No vendor endpoint. The one \"known, not listed in shared subnet\": w2-helper-gateway — \"recent-traffic, inbound traffic 4d ago, unknown — nobody answered\". Hmm. 4d ago inbound. Did I ever message w2-helper-gateway? DISPATCH_RESULTS show only mobile-gw, doyle, ball-b, slammie-n. So no outbound to w2-helper-gateway from this endpoint in the ledger's window (the ledger covers since last reset; pre-reset dispatch results in the 05:10:14 block showed mobile-gw/doyle/ball-b only).\n\nSo: outbound history (as far as visible): mobile-gw (Reavo's phone gateway), slammie-n (Reavo's bench agent), doyle (same node), ball-b (ENLYZEAM = operator's machine). All internal to Reavo's infrastructure. No vendor-facing endpoint contacted from this endpoint.\n\nCan I verify sent content to doyle/ball-b? The digest command shows a session's live activity buffer — my own session digest. `spt endpoint digest` might show my session's activity including sent messages? It's \"Show a session's live activity buffer (session digest)\". With no session id, probably current session. That covers current session, not pre-reset. Pre-reset sends: older session digest may exist via --session or by id. Let me try `spt endpoint digest --help` quickly, and if there's an easy way to read my session's sent history, pull it.\n\nActually — do I need content-level verification? Slammie's question: \"whether the Reavo requests stayed internal or were already sent to the vendor.\" The \"Reavo requests\" = the vendor-escalation requests Slammie asked relayed (message 5, ~05:33). Those I sent to mobile-gw at 05:33:16 — internal, confirmed by DISPATCH_RESULTS. I never sent to any unknown endpoint. The pre-reset doyle/ball-b sends predate the vendor-escalation topic? Timeline: the first visible slammie message (07NSILY4H) mentions \"Research admission 80dc37e and updated handoff\" — already deep into X100 work. The doyle/ball-b sends predate even that. Content unknown but likely earlier-phase coordination (ball-b was maybe an earlier research agent on the same project, doyle a fleet peer).\n\nFor confidentiality diligence: I can check whether those sends contained research content by reading my sent history. Let me try `spt endpoint digest --help` to see if I can pull session digest with history. It's cheap.\n\nActually, also worth checking: monic notes — my standing monic notes on slammie-n may exist. Not needed.\n\nLet me do one quick check of digest capability, then compose. Keep it time-boxed: one help call, maybe one digest call.\n\nAlso — the directive itself: \"Stop vendor-facing inquiries on its behalf; do not disclose the project or forward its research.\" This is Reavo's directive relayed by Slammie (peer-authored envelope, not sealed). Conservative compliance: yes. I'll comply and restate in the phone report so Reavo sees the state. I should also ask Reavo to confirm whether he already sent the escalation to a vendor (only he knows).\n\nAlso note: my previous mobile-gw message (06:09:19) already asked Reavo about vendor response — now reframed by the directive: don't do vendor inquiries at all; missing contracts = independent research problems.\n\nAlso should I update my live-role or monic to persist this constraint? The role file is \"sole writer... durable role\". The confidentiality rule is session-project-specific, maybe worth persisting via monic? The monic is \"reactionary strings which reveal helpful context when detected\" — not a directive store. The commune checkpoint (continuity drop) is where standing project state gets saved. The directive says stop vendor inquiries — the continuity drop should record it. I could run the commune skill to save a checkpoint... That's the xd://spt_checkpoint device: \"After the commune skill has saved this live endpoint's continuity drop, compact native OMP context and wake the same endpoint.\" That's for context compaction — heavy. Not needed now; I can note it in the standing continuity next time it fires. Hmm, but risk: context reset loses the directive. The ledger preserves message history though — the directive text stays in the ledger. Good enough.\n\nWait — one more thing. Should I seal? The directive came from slammie claiming \"User clarification\". No seal on envelope (no [spt] line shown). It's a user-attribute claim. For a stop-and-don't-disclose directive, compliance is conservative — proceed. But for Reavo's phone report, I should attribute: \"directive relayed by Slammie as your clarification; not seal-verified.\"\n\nHmm, actually should I ask Slammie for a seal? The seal would prove user authority. Slammie could mint one via ;;…;; if Reavo actually said it. That's a reasonable trust step but adds friction; the directive is conservative (stop external disclosure). I'll note in my reply to slammie that I'm treating it as Reavo's directive; if he wants it citable, mint a seal. Light touch.\n\nNow verify digest options quickly. Then send two messages:\n\n1. To slammie-n: answer the question — all vendor-related wording stayed internal (only you + Reavo's phone ever received it from me); no vendor endpoint contacted; pre-reset sends went to fleet peers on Reavo's own machines (doyle on this node, ball-b on ENLYZEAM); roster check shows no external endpoint contacted. Also acknowledge confidentiality rule is now standing: no vendor-facing inquiries, no disclosure/forwarding beyond Reavo's circle; missing contracts treated as independent research problems. Mention I flagged to Reavo to confirm he didn't send it himself.\n\n2. To mobile-gw (Reavo, <6 sentences, no code specifics): \"Slammie relayed your confidentiality directive; I've made it standing: no vendor-facing inquiries on the bootloader, nothing disclosed or forwarded beyond your own machines. Verified from my send log: the escalation request only ever went to you and Slammie — no outside endpoint. Pre-reset coordination went to two of your own agents (on this machine and your ENLYZEAM desktop). Please confirm whether you personally passed anything vendor-side before this directive. The missing-documentation questions are now being treated as independent research problems, not vendor waits.\"\n\nThat's 5 sentences. Good.\n\nLet me check digest quickly first."},{"type":"toolCall","id":"call_01a094418af97f0288ebba22|fc_tmp_v8xvkk8p9k","name":"bash","arguments":{"command":"spt endpoint digest --help","i":"Checking digest options for sent-history review"},"intent":"Checking digest options for sent-history review"}],"api":"openrouter","provider":"openrouter","model":"z-ai/glm-5.3-flash","usage":{"input":13988,"output":1615,"cacheRead":26880,"cacheWrite":0,"totalTokens":42483,"reasoningTokens":1587,"cost":{"input":0.0020981999999999997,"output":0.0008075,"cacheRead":0.0008064,"cacheWrite":0,"total":0.0037121}},"stopReason":"toolUse","timestamp":1789193700815,"responseId":"gen-1789193700-r509Pd5KvybayqAAnjvj","providerPayload":{"type":"openaiResponsesHistory","provider":"openrouter","dt":true,"items":[{"id":"rs_tmp_9xt5mk6opql","type":"reasoning","status":"completed","content":[{"type":"reasoning_text","text":"The roster confirms: everything is on Reavo's own machines/subnets. Key facts:\n\n- SELF: lia @ HFENDULEAM (Reavo's node).\n- doyle: spt-bs-core (projects)/ on HFENDULEAM — same node as me. Internal.\n- ball-b: decid/ on ENLYZEAM — ENLYZEAM is the node Reavo uses (the SSH session ENLYZEAM→GRAVITY-NVDA-PC is the operator's control session). So ball-b is on Reavo's machine. Internal.\n- slammie-n: github-com-bigscreenvr-x100-bootloader-research/ on GRAVITY-NVDA-PC — the bench machine, controlled agent. Internal.\n- mobile-gw: gateway on this node. Internal (Reavo's phone gateway).\n\nAll 17 endpoints + 2 shared-subnet nodes + known: all appear to be Reavo's fleet (athenaeum/library stuff, facto, omp-spt...). No vendor endpoint. The one \"known, not listed in shared subnet\": w2-helper-gateway — \"recent-traffic, inbound traffic 4d ago, unknown — nobody answered\". Hmm. 4d ago inbound. Did I ever message w2-helper-gateway? DISPATCH_RESULTS show only mobile-gw, doyle, ball-b, slammie-n. So no outbound to w2-helper-gateway from this endpoint in the ledger's window (the ledger covers since last reset; pre-reset dispatch results in the 05:10:14 block showed mobile-gw/doyle/ball-b only).\n\nSo: outbound history (as far as visible): mobile-gw (Reavo's phone gateway), slammie-n (Reavo's bench agent), doyle (same node), ball-b (ENLYZEAM = operator's machine). All internal to Reavo's infrastructure. No vendor-facing endpoint contacted from this endpoint.\n\nCan I verify sent content to doyle/ball-b? The digest command shows a session's live activity buffer — my own session digest. `spt endpoint digest` might show my session's activity including sent messages? It's \"Show a session's live activity buffer (session digest)\". With no session id, probably current session. That covers current session, not pre-reset. Pre-reset sends: older session digest may exist via --session or by id. Let me try `spt endpoint digest --help` quickly, and if there's an easy way to read my session's sent history, pull it.\n\nActually — do I need content-level verification? Slammie's question: \"whether the Reavo requests stayed internal or were already sent to the vendor.\" The \"Reavo requests\" = the vendor-escalation requests Slammie asked relayed (message 5, ~05:33). Those I sent to mobile-gw at 05:33:16 — internal, confirmed by DISPATCH_RESULTS. I never sent to any unknown endpoint. The pre-reset doyle/ball-b sends predate the vendor-escalation topic? Timeline: the first visible slammie message (07NSILY4H) mentions \"Research admission 80dc37e and updated handoff\" — already deep into X100 work. The doyle/ball-b sends predate even that. Content unknown but likely earlier-phase coordination (ball-b was maybe an earlier research agent on the same project, doyle a fleet peer).\n\nFor confidentiality diligence: I can check whether those sends contained research content by reading my sent history. Let me try `spt endpoint digest --help` to see if I can pull session digest with history. It's cheap.\n\nActually, also worth checking: monic notes — my standing monic notes on slammie-n may exist. Not needed.\n\nLet me do one quick check of digest capability, then compose. Keep it time-boxed: one help call, maybe one digest call.\n\nAlso — the directive itself: \"Stop vendor-facing inquiries on its behalf; do not disclose the project or forward its research.\" This is Reavo's directive relayed by Slammie (peer-authored envelope, not sealed). Conservative compliance: yes. I'll comply and restate in the phone report so Reavo sees the state. I should also ask Reavo to confirm whether he already sent the escalation to a vendor (only he knows).\n\nAlso note: my previous mobile-gw message (06:09:19) already asked Reavo about vendor response — now reframed by the directive: don't do vendor inquiries at all; missing contracts = independent research problems.\n\nAlso should I update my live-role or monic to persist this constraint? The role file is \"sole writer... durable role\". The confidentiality rule is session-project-specific, maybe worth persisting via monic? The monic is \"reactionary strings which reveal helpful context when detected\" — not a directive store. The commune checkpoint (continuity drop) is where standing project state gets saved. The directive says stop vendor inquiries — the continuity drop should record it. I could run the commune skill to save a checkpoint... That's the xd://spt_checkpoint device: \"After the commune skill has saved this live endpoint's continuity drop, compact native OMP context and wake the same endpoint.\" That's for context compaction — heavy. Not needed now; I can note it in the standing continuity next time it fires. Hmm, but risk: context reset loses the directive. The ledger preserves message history though — the directive text stays in the ledger. Good enough.\n\nWait — one more thing. Should I seal? The directive came from slammie claiming \"User clarification\". No seal on envelope (no [spt] line shown). It's a user-attribute claim. For a stop-and-don't-disclose directive, compliance is conservative — proceed. But for Reavo's phone report, I should attribute: \"directive relayed by Slammie as your clarification; not seal-verified.\"\n\nHmm, actually should I ask Slammie for a seal? The seal would prove user authority. Slammie could mint one via ;;…;; if Reavo actually said it. That's a reasonable trust step but adds friction; the directive is conservative (stop external disclosure). I'll note in my reply to slammie that I'm treating it as Reavo's directive; if he wants it citable, mint a seal. Light touch.\n\nNow verify digest options quickly. Then send two messages:\n\n1. To slammie-n: answer the question — all vendor-related wording stayed internal (only you + Reavo's phone ever received it from me); no vendor endpoint contacted; pre-reset sends went to fleet peers on Reavo's own machines (doyle on this node, ball-b on ENLYZEAM); roster check shows no external endpoint contacted. Also acknowledge confidentiality rule is now standing: no vendor-facing inquiries, no disclosure/forwarding beyond Reavo's circle; missing contracts treated as independent research problems. Mention I flagged to Reavo to confirm he didn't send it himself.\n\n2. To mobile-gw (Reavo, <6 sentences, no code specifics): \"Slammie relayed your confidentiality directive; I've made it standing: no vendor-facing inquiries on the bootloader, nothing disclosed or forwarded beyond your own machines. Verified from my send log: the escalation request only ever went to you and Slammie — no outside endpoint. Pre-reset coordination went to two of your own agents (on this machine and your ENLYZEAM desktop). Please confirm whether you personally passed anything vendor-side before this directive. The missing-documentation questions are now being treated as independent research problems, not vendor waits.\"\n\nThat's 5 sentences. Good.\n\nLet me check digest quickly first."}],"summary":[],"format":"unknown"},{"id":"fc_tmp_v8xvkk8p9k","type":"function_call","status":"completed","call_id":"call_01a094418af97f0288ebba22","name":"bash","arguments":"{\"command\":\"spt endpoint digest --help\",\"i\":\"Checking digest options for sent-history review\"}"}]},"duration":17922.55270000035,"ttft":1042.8573000002652,"completedAt":1789193718750,"contextSnapshot":{"promptTokens":40868,"nonMessageTokens":18529,"compactionEpoch":0}}} {"type":"message","id":"f46937b3","parentId":"d34dffd6","timestamp":"2026-09-12T06:15:18.950Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"call_01a094418af97f0288ebba22|fc_tmp_v8xvkk8p9k","toolName":"bash","content":[{"type":"text","text":"Show a session's live activity buffer (session digest).\n\nThe at-a-glance \"what is this agent doing now\" view — a projection of the endpoint's normalized\nsession logs. Pulls a snapshot, or --follows the delta-stream. The snapshot reads an endpoint on\nanother machine too; only --follow is limited to this one.\n\nUsage: spt.exe endpoint digest [OPTIONS] \n\nArguments:\n \n The endpoint id to read. Accepts a qualified [subnet:]id@node address to read an\n endpoint on another machine — that node projects and answers, so you see exactly what\n someone standing on it would. Works with --last and --after; an address that resolves\n to this machine is answered locally\n\nOptions:\n --follow\n Stream live changes instead of a one-shot snapshot (Ctrl-C to stop).\n \n THIS MACHINE ONLY — there is no live stream across machines. To track an endpoint on\n another node, poll the snapshot with --after .\n\n --json\n Emit machine-readable JSON instead of the human view. 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If the seq predates the window, the full window is returned with a predates signal\n\n -h, --help\n Print help (see a summary with '-h')\n\n\nWall time: 0.19 seconds"}],"details":{"timeoutSeconds":300,"wallTimeMs":187.82260000007227},"isError":false,"timestamp":1789193718949}} {"type":"message","id":"3b93362d","parentId":"f46937b3","timestamp":"2026-09-12T06:15:40.599Z","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"thinking","thinking":"Slammie asks: were the Reavo (vendor-escalation) requests kept internal or already sent to the vendor?\n\nGround truth from the ledger: my dispatch history shows all sends went to internal endpoints only:\n- mobile-gw (gateway on my node HFENDULEAM — Reavo's phone)\n- slammie-n (on GRAVITY-NVDA-PC, Reavo's bench machine)\n- doyle (on HFENDULEAM, same node, \"+ CONTROLLED\" by this node's operator)\n- ball-b (on ENLYZEAM, Reavo's own machine per the earlier SSH context)\n\nNo sends to any unknown/external endpoint. The \"known, not listed in a shared subnet\" w2-helper-gateway had inbound traffic 4d ago — but no outbound from me in the ledger. The ledger covers since the last reset, which appears to span at least back to 03:37 (last sent \"wake fire\" to... someone — LAST_MSGS at 05:10:14 says \"last sent — 2026-09-12T03:37:40Z (1h ago), lia: wake fire\" — recipient not shown but that's before the visible context reset).\n\nCaveat: pre-reset sends to doyle/ball-b content unknown — but recipients are Reavo's own machines/nodes (doyle on HFENDULEAM, ball-b on ENLYZEAM — both Reavo's fleet). So nothing vendor-facing left this endpoint.\n\nAlso whether Reavo himself forwarded the escalation wording to a vendor — outside my visibility; only he knows. I asked him at 06:09:19 about vendor progress; now per the directive, reframe: no vendor inquiries at all.\n\nActions:\n1. Answer slammie-n: internal only — enumerate recipients; note pre-reset sends went to fleet peers on Reavo's own machines; no vendor endpoint contacted. Confirm confidentiality rules adopted: stop vendor-facing inquiries, no disclosure/forwarding beyond Reavo's circle; missing contracts = independent research problems, not vendor waits. Also note the directive arrived unsealed (peer-relayed); if Reavo wants it citable, mint a seal — optional, keep brief.\n\nHmm — should I ask for a seal? The directive is conservative compliance; no irreversible act hinges on it. Mentioning seal option adds friction; skip or one short line. I'll add one short line since confidentiality directives benefit from provenance.\n\n2. Phone report to mobile-gw (Reavo), <6 sentences, no code specifics: directive received via Slammie; verified nothing vendor-facing was ever sent from this endpoint (recipients all on your own machines); please confirm whether you personally sent anything vendor-side before this directive; outstanding docs/ABI questions reframed as independent research problems; device-access safeguards unchanged.\n\nKeep it ≤6 sentences. Draft:\n\n\"Confidentiality directive received via Slammie (unsealed, peer-relayed): I've made it standing — no vendor-facing inquiries on the bootloader, and nothing disclosed or forwarded beyond your own machines. Verified from my send log: the escalation request only ever went to you and Slammie; no outside endpoint was contacted. Earlier coordination went to two of your own agents on your machines (doyle on this machine, ball-b on ENLYZEAM). Please confirm whether you personally passed anything vendor-side before the directive. The missing-documentation questions are now treated as independent research problems, not vendor waits. Device-access safeguards unchanged.\"\n\n6 sentences. OK.\n\nSlammie reply — plain prose, terse (caveman ok but this is a compliance answer; keep clear). No seal needed. Should be complete but not bloated:\n\n\"Answer: internal only. Every vendor-escalation wording stayed within your machines — sent solely to Reavo's phone endpoint (mobile-gw) and to you; no vendor or outside endpoint was ever contacted from here. Roster check: all recipients are on Reavo's own nodes (mobile-gw and doyle on this node, ball-b on ENLYZEAM, you on GRAVITY-NVDA-PC). Whether Reavo forwarded the wording himself is outside my visibility — I've asked him to confirm. Confidentiality rule adopted as standing: no vendor-facing inquiries, no disclosure or forwarding of the project or its research beyond Reavo's circle; missing contracts are independent research problems, not vendor-response waits. Device-access safeguards unchanged. Directive arrived peer-relayed and unsealed — if you want it citable, mint a seal on Reavo's words.\"\n\nThat's 7 sentences, fine for peer (no 6-sentence limit for peers, only phone).\n\nNote: I said \"sent solely to Reavo's phone endpoint and to you\" — but pre-reset there were doyle/ball-b sends, though those were before the vendor-escalation request existed (the vendor request topic arose ~05:33; doyle/ball-b sends predate the ledger's 05:10 window... actually the 05:10:14 DISPATCH_RESULTS cumulative block lists doyle/ball-b sends but LAST_MSGS says last sent 03:37 \"wake fire\" — those doyle/ball-b sends are old). The vendor-escalation request (Slammie's 05:33 message) came after those. So \"the escalation request only ever went to you and mobile-gw\" is accurate. I'll phrase carefully: escalation request → mobile-gw only (I sent it to mobile-gw at 05:33:16). Slammie already knows his own request. So: \"relay went to Reavo's phone only.\"\n\nLet me finalize sends. Both messages in one reply, separate tags."},{"type":"text","text":"Verified before answering — roster + send log checked, not assumed.\n\n@\n\n@","textSignature":"{\"v\":1,\"id\":\"msg_tmp_lm98b8vq0k\"}"}],"api":"openrouter","provider":"openrouter","model":"z-ai/glm-5.3-flash","usage":{"input":16122,"output":1521,"cacheRead":26880,"cacheWrite":0,"totalTokens":44523,"reasoningTokens":1174,"cost":{"input":0.0024183000000000004,"output":0.0007605000000000002,"cacheRead":0.0008064000000000002,"cacheWrite":0,"total":0.0039852}},"stopReason":"stop","timestamp":1789193719232,"responseId":"gen-1789193719-TxUH5qs3ONP4JR6Rf2cW","providerPayload":{"type":"openaiResponsesHistory","provider":"openrouter","dt":true,"items":[{"id":"rs_tmp_sj6tfwe57dq","type":"reasoning","status":"completed","content":[{"type":"reasoning_text","text":"Slammie asks: were the Reavo (vendor-escalation) requests kept internal or already sent to the vendor?\n\nGround truth from the ledger: my dispatch history shows all sends went to internal endpoints only:\n- mobile-gw (gateway on my node HFENDULEAM — Reavo's phone)\n- slammie-n (on GRAVITY-NVDA-PC, Reavo's bench machine)\n- doyle (on HFENDULEAM, same node, \"+ CONTROLLED\" by this node's operator)\n- ball-b (on ENLYZEAM, Reavo's own machine per the earlier SSH context)\n\nNo sends to any unknown/external endpoint. The \"known, not listed in a shared subnet\" w2-helper-gateway had inbound traffic 4d ago — but no outbound from me in the ledger. The ledger covers since the last reset, which appears to span at least back to 03:37 (last sent \"wake fire\" to... someone — LAST_MSGS at 05:10:14 says \"last sent — 2026-09-12T03:37:40Z (1h ago), lia: wake fire\" — recipient not shown but that's before the visible context reset).\n\nCaveat: pre-reset sends to doyle/ball-b content unknown — but recipients are Reavo's own machines/nodes (doyle on HFENDULEAM, ball-b on ENLYZEAM — both Reavo's fleet). So nothing vendor-facing left this endpoint.\n\nAlso whether Reavo himself forwarded the escalation wording to a vendor — outside my visibility; only he knows. I asked him at 06:09:19 about vendor progress; now per the directive, reframe: no vendor inquiries at all.\n\nActions:\n1. Answer slammie-n: internal only — enumerate recipients; note pre-reset sends went to fleet peers on Reavo's own machines; no vendor endpoint contacted. Confirm confidentiality rules adopted: stop vendor-facing inquiries, no disclosure/forwarding beyond Reavo's circle; missing contracts = independent research problems, not vendor waits. Also note the directive arrived unsealed (peer-relayed); if Reavo wants it citable, mint a seal — optional, keep brief.\n\nHmm — should I ask for a seal? The directive is conservative compliance; no irreversible act hinges on it. Mentioning seal option adds friction; skip or one short line. I'll add one short line since confidentiality directives benefit from provenance.\n\n2. Phone report to mobile-gw (Reavo), <6 sentences, no code specifics: directive received via Slammie; verified nothing vendor-facing was ever sent from this endpoint (recipients all on your own machines); please confirm whether you personally sent anything vendor-side before this directive; outstanding docs/ABI questions reframed as independent research problems; device-access safeguards unchanged.\n\nKeep it ≤6 sentences. Draft:\n\n\"Confidentiality directive received via Slammie (unsealed, peer-relayed): I've made it standing — no vendor-facing inquiries on the bootloader, and nothing disclosed or forwarded beyond your own machines. Verified from my send log: the escalation request only ever went to you and Slammie; no outside endpoint was contacted. Earlier coordination went to two of your own agents on your machines (doyle on this machine, ball-b on ENLYZEAM). Please confirm whether you personally passed anything vendor-side before the directive. The missing-documentation questions are now treated as independent research problems, not vendor waits. Device-access safeguards unchanged.\"\n\n6 sentences. OK.\n\nSlammie reply — plain prose, terse (caveman ok but this is a compliance answer; keep clear). No seal needed. Should be complete but not bloated:\n\n\"Answer: internal only. Every vendor-escalation wording stayed within your machines — sent solely to Reavo's phone endpoint (mobile-gw) and to you; no vendor or outside endpoint was ever contacted from here. Roster check: all recipients are on Reavo's own nodes (mobile-gw and doyle on this node, ball-b on ENLYZEAM, you on GRAVITY-NVDA-PC). Whether Reavo forwarded the wording himself is outside my visibility — I've asked him to confirm. Confidentiality rule adopted as standing: no vendor-facing inquiries, no disclosure or forwarding of the project or its research beyond Reavo's circle; missing contracts are independent research problems, not vendor-response waits. Device-access safeguards unchanged. Directive arrived peer-relayed and unsealed — if you want it citable, mint a seal on Reavo's words.\"\n\nThat's 7 sentences, fine for peer (no 6-sentence limit for peers, only phone).\n\nNote: I said \"sent solely to Reavo's phone endpoint and to you\" — but pre-reset there were doyle/ball-b sends, though those were before the vendor-escalation request existed (the vendor request topic arose ~05:33; doyle/ball-b sends predate the ledger's 05:10 window... actually the 05:10:14 DISPATCH_RESULTS cumulative block lists doyle/ball-b sends but LAST_MSGS says last sent 03:37 \"wake fire\" — those doyle/ball-b sends are old). The vendor-escalation request (Slammie's 05:33 message) came after those. So \"the escalation request only ever went to you and mobile-gw\" is accurate. I'll phrase carefully: escalation request → mobile-gw only (I sent it to mobile-gw at 05:33:16). Slammie already knows his own request. So: \"relay went to Reavo's phone only.\"\n\nLet me finalize sends. 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My prior phone report already went out (06:15:40 delivered). Reavo's answer on whether he forwarded anything vendor-side is still pending; nothing more for me to do until it arrives or Slammie posts next update.\n\nNo action needed beyond acknowledgment. No sends required — sending a redundant \"noted\" to slammie adds noise; and no substantial update for Reavo (the acknowledgment contains nothing new). Stay quiet, brief.\n\nCaveman mode is active. Reply minimal."},{"type":"text","text":"Noted, no action needed. Directive is live on both sides; holds and internal-only rule unchanged. Standing by for Reavo's confirmation or next Slammie update.","textSignature":"{\"v\":1,\"id\":\"msg_tmp_zhdzxendcro\"}"}],"api":"openrouter","provider":"openrouter","model":"z-ai/glm-5.3-flash","usage":{"input":45031,"output":186,"cacheRead":0,"cacheWrite":0,"totalTokens":45217,"reasoningTokens":149,"cost":{"input":0.00675465,"output":0.000093,"cacheRead":0,"cacheWrite":0,"total":0.00684765}},"stopReason":"stop","timestamp":1789193806882,"responseId":"gen-1789193807-XTff8P6GL5RCJZvcS2M7","providerPayload":{"type":"openaiResponsesHistory","provider":"openrouter","dt":true,"items":[{"id":"rs_tmp_ctdhqq64tii","type":"reasoning","status":"completed","content":[{"type":"reasoning_text","text":"Slammie's acknowledgment (KUHS4UY7) confirms: user gave directive directly in his session; no seal needed; keep inquiries internal; missing contracts = independent research problems.\n\nThis is a pure acknowledgment — nothing new to relay. My prior phone report already went out (06:15:40 delivered). Reavo's answer on whether he forwarded anything vendor-side is still pending; nothing more for me to do until it arrives or Slammie posts next update.\n\nNo action needed beyond acknowledgment. No sends required — sending a redundant \"noted\" to slammie adds noise; and no substantial update for Reavo (the acknowledgment contains nothing new). Stay quiet, brief.\n\nCaveman mode is active. Reply minimal."}],"summary":[],"format":"unknown"},{"id":"msg_tmp_zhdzxendcro","type":"message","status":"completed","role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"output_text","text":"Noted, no action needed. Directive is live on both sides; holds and internal-only rule unchanged. Standing by for Reavo's confirmation or next Slammie update.","annotations":[],"logprobs":[]}]}]},"duration":4161.268500000238,"ttft":2207.791300000623,"completedAt":1789193811043,"contextSnapshot":{"promptTokens":45031,"nonMessageTokens":18529,"compactionEpoch":0}}} {"type":"message","id":"ffb75e4d","parentId":"b2030d39","timestamp":"2026-09-12T06:20:19.508Z","message":{"role":"user","content":[{"type":"text","text":"gears is the new DRI for the TravelEar project. please send them a brief containing the project's current status and pending next steps"}],"attribution":"user","timestamp":1789194019242}} {"type":"custom","customType":"tool_execution_start","data":{"toolCallId":"call_01a0944668ef71438d725868|fc_tmp_2y4l3vjncjc","toolName":"bash","startedAt":"2026-09-12T06:20:38.499Z","args":{"command":"spt endpoint description gears"},"intent":"Checking gears endpoint description"},"id":"6df44b48","parentId":"ffb75e4d","timestamp":"2026-09-12T06:20:38.499Z"} {"type":"custom","customType":"tool_execution_start","data":{"toolCallId":"call_01a0944669737d409aa92d59|fc_tmp_t1g5gj2zpa","toolName":"bash","startedAt":"2026-09-12T06:20:38.500Z","args":{"command":"git -C C:/Users/decid/Documents/projects/travelear log --oneline -12 && git -C C:/Users/decid/Documents/projects/travelear status --short"},"intent":"Recent commits and working-tree state"},"id":"ab05f694","parentId":"6df44b48","timestamp":"2026-09-12T06:20:38.500Z"} {"type":"custom","customType":"tool_execution_start","data":{"toolCallId":"call_01a094466afc7ea19e654cf2|fc_tmp_fdt0nizhm","toolName":"glob","startedAt":"2026-09-12T06:20:38.500Z","args":{"path":"*PLAN*.md; docs/*.md"},"intent":"Finding JIT plans and status docs"},"id":"67a3b341","parentId":"ab05f694","timestamp":"2026-09-12T06:20:38.500Z"} {"type":"message","id":"0c6d5c48","parentId":"67a3b341","timestamp":"2026-09-12T06:20:38.524Z","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"thinking","thinking":"The user (Reavo, speaking directly in this session) says: gears is the new DRI for the TravelEar project. Send them a brief containing current status and pending next steps.\n\nWait — careful. Two things named \"TravelEar\" here:\n1. The repo at C:\\Users\\decid\\Documents\\projects\\travelear — the Big Walk mod (TravelEar, BepInEx mod). AGENTS.md describes it.\n2. gears is on node travelear/ per roster (from endpoint list earlier: \"■ gears travelear/ live_agent ONLINE + CONTROLLED\").\n\nThe user says \"gears is the new DRI for the TravelEar project.\" Which TravelEar? Hmm. The session context is the travelear directory. The prior conversation has been about X100 bootloader research (via slammie-n on GRAVITY-NVDA-PC, repo github-com-bigscreenvr-x100-bootloader-research). But this session's working directory is travelear — the BepInEx mod project.\n\nThe user prompt comes directly (not via EVENT envelope) — it's Reavo typing into this session. He wants a brief sent to gears: project's current status + pending next steps.\n\nWhich project? \"the TravelEar project\" — most natural reading: the project in this session's directory (travelear). But all recent context is about X100 bootloader. Hmm. Actually wait — is the X100 bootloader research part of TravelEar? The slammie endpoint is github-com-bigscreenvr-x100-bootloader-research. The session dir is travelear. The user's directive earlier: custom bootloader is confidential competitive-advantage. Hmm, X100 = Bigscreen VR's device? slammie works in \"github-com-bigscreenvr-x100-bootloader-research\".\n\nActually, is the relationship: TravelEar repo is where Reavo works; X100 bootloader is separate research. The user says \"gears is the new DRI for the TravelEar project\" — gears lives on node travelear/ (from roster: \"■ gears travelear/ live_agent\"). So gears is an agent working in the travelear directory. The brief should cover the TravelEar project's status.\n\nBut what IS the TravelEar project's current status? My session has been all X100 relay work. The ledger shows nothing about TravelEar mod work itself. I need to ground this: read the repo state — README/DESIGN/CONTEXT, git log, JIT plans, traceable-reqs state — to write an accurate brief. The AGENTS.md gives orientation pointers. A DRI handoff brief must be factual, not fabricated.\n\nApproach:\n1. Check repo state: git log recent, traceable-reqs.toml, docs/DESIGN.md scope ladder, any *-PLAN.md, KNOWN-HAZARDS, current gates status.\n2. Compose brief: current status + pending next steps.\n3. Send to gears via @ tag.\n\nConfidentiality consideration: the X100 bootloader is confidential — but TravelEar brief is separate project. Should the brief include X100 content? No — TravelEar project ≠ X100 bootloader research. Keep the brief scoped to TravelEar. If X100 is related (hmm — is it? \"TravelEar is a Big Walk mod... that renders the local player's own voice\"). The X100 bootloader research seems to be a different effort (Bigscreen's own hardware?). Wait — Bigscreen is the company behind \"Big Walk\" game? Big Walk is by Bigscreen VR. So X100 might be Bigscreen hardware with the bootloader — possibly the platform Big Walk runs on? And the custom bootloader is Reavo's competitive-advantage project? Hmm, actually re-read: \"the custom bootloader is a confidential competitive-advantage project\" — user directive via slammie. The X100 bootloader research repo is \"bigscreenvr-x100-bootloader-research\". If Reavo works at Bigscreen... whatever. Not my business to fuse the two.\n\nBut hold on — maybe TravelEar relates: \"Local build needs the game\" — Big Walk install. X100 could be Bigscreen's headset? X100 = Beyond? Unclear. Keep brief about TravelEar only; do NOT include X100 bootloader research content (confidential, and different project).\n\nHmm wait, actually, let me reconsider: could \"the TravelEar project\" in the user's message actually mean the whole travelear working directory including the X100 relay work? The session directory is travelear but slammie research lives in github-com-bigscreenvr-x100-bootloader-research on a different machine. The relay chain: Reavo → lia (this session, travelear dir) → slammie-n (X100 repo). The travelear dir is just where lia happens to run. gears is on node \"travelear/\" — could be another liaison-type agent in the same dir?\n\nThe safest: brief on TravelEar project per repo docs + note that a separate X100 bootloader research effort is being coordinated via slammie-n with constraints (confidential, holds) — actually no, that's confidential; telling gears about X100 details would be disclosure beyond Reavo's circle? gears is on Reavo's own node, \"ONLINE + CONTROLLED\" — internal. The directive: \"do not disclose the project or forward its research\" — beyond Reavo's circle presumably. gears is a fleet peer on Reavo's machine. Internal disclosure is fine-ish. But is it necessary? The user asked for \"the TravelEar project's current status and pending next steps\". Take literally: TravelEar project. The X100 work is \"X100 bootloader research\", a different named effort. If Reavo wanted gears briefed on X100 he'd say so. But ambiguity exists.\n\nDecision: Brief on TravelEar (the repo in this session's cwd). Ground it in repo state. Mention nothing of X100 internals. If gears needs X100 context, Reavo can direct separately. Actually — hmm, one more consideration: maybe I should check whether gears has any role/description set (spt endpoint description gears) to see what he does. That could clarify whether he's a dev agent for the travelear repo. Let me do that.\n\nPlan:\n1. `spt endpoint description gears` + maybe `spt endpoint role gears` — quick.\n2. Repo grounding: git log --oneline -15, traceable-reqs.toml status (run `traceable-reqs check`? that's the gate — maybe just read toml), glob *-PLAN.md, read README intro + DESIGN scope ladder section. Keep reads targeted.\n3. Compose brief, send @.\n\nAlso per repo rules: commit co-author trailer — not committing anything, just a message. Fine.\n\nAlso \"please send them a brief containing the project's current status and pending next steps\" — a substantial status update for Reavo? No — Reavo asked for it; the send itself is the deliverable. No phone report needed (he's here). \n\nLet me start with parallel calls: endpoint description gears; git log; glob plans.\n\nFor git: bash `git log --oneline -15` and `git status --short`. Short pipelines OK.\n\nThen read key docs selectively: README.md (head), docs/DESIGN.md (scope ladder), traceable-reqs.toml, glob *PLAN*.md, docs/KNOWN-HAZARDS.md headers. Don't over-read; brief needs status + next steps. Next steps likely live in a JIT plan file or docs/DESIGN.md scope ladder.\n\nLet me go."},{"type":"text","text":"gears brief coming. 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Send them a brief containing current status and pending next steps.\n\nWait — careful. Two things named \"TravelEar\" here:\n1. The repo at C:\\Users\\decid\\Documents\\projects\\travelear — the Big Walk mod (TravelEar, BepInEx mod). AGENTS.md describes it.\n2. gears is on node travelear/ per roster (from endpoint list earlier: \"■ gears travelear/ live_agent ONLINE + CONTROLLED\").\n\nThe user says \"gears is the new DRI for the TravelEar project.\" Which TravelEar? Hmm. The session context is the travelear directory. The prior conversation has been about X100 bootloader research (via slammie-n on GRAVITY-NVDA-PC, repo github-com-bigscreenvr-x100-bootloader-research). But this session's working directory is travelear — the BepInEx mod project.\n\nThe user prompt comes directly (not via EVENT envelope) — it's Reavo typing into this session. He wants a brief sent to gears: project's current status + pending next steps.\n\nWhich project? \"the TravelEar project\" — most natural reading: the project in this session's directory (travelear). But all recent context is about X100 bootloader. Hmm. Actually wait — is the X100 bootloader research part of TravelEar? The slammie endpoint is github-com-bigscreenvr-x100-bootloader-research. The session dir is travelear. The user's directive earlier: custom bootloader is confidential competitive-advantage. Hmm, X100 = Bigscreen VR's device? slammie works in \"github-com-bigscreenvr-x100-bootloader-research\".\n\nActually, is the relationship: TravelEar repo is where Reavo works; X100 bootloader is separate research. The user says \"gears is the new DRI for the TravelEar project\" — gears lives on node travelear/ (from roster: \"■ gears travelear/ live_agent\"). So gears is an agent working in the travelear directory. The brief should cover the TravelEar project's status.\n\nBut what IS the TravelEar project's current status? My session has been all X100 relay work. The ledger shows nothing about TravelEar mod work itself. I need to ground this: read the repo state — README/DESIGN/CONTEXT, git log, JIT plans, traceable-reqs state — to write an accurate brief. The AGENTS.md gives orientation pointers. A DRI handoff brief must be factual, not fabricated.\n\nApproach:\n1. Check repo state: git log recent, traceable-reqs.toml, docs/DESIGN.md scope ladder, any *-PLAN.md, KNOWN-HAZARDS, current gates status.\n2. Compose brief: current status + pending next steps.\n3. Send to gears via @ tag.\n\nConfidentiality consideration: the X100 bootloader is confidential — but TravelEar brief is separate project. Should the brief include X100 content? No — TravelEar project ≠ X100 bootloader research. Keep the brief scoped to TravelEar. If X100 is related (hmm — is it? \"TravelEar is a Big Walk mod... that renders the local player's own voice\"). The X100 bootloader research seems to be a different effort (Bigscreen's own hardware?). Wait — Bigscreen is the company behind \"Big Walk\" game? Big Walk is by Bigscreen VR. So X100 might be Bigscreen hardware with the bootloader — possibly the platform Big Walk runs on? And the custom bootloader is Reavo's competitive-advantage project? Hmm, actually re-read: \"the custom bootloader is a confidential competitive-advantage project\" — user directive via slammie. The X100 bootloader research repo is \"bigscreenvr-x100-bootloader-research\". If Reavo works at Bigscreen... whatever. Not my business to fuse the two.\n\nBut hold on — maybe TravelEar relates: \"Local build needs the game\" — Big Walk install. X100 could be Bigscreen's headset? X100 = Beyond? Unclear. Keep brief about TravelEar only; do NOT include X100 bootloader research content (confidential, and different project).\n\nHmm wait, actually, let me reconsider: could \"the TravelEar project\" in the user's message actually mean the whole travelear working directory including the X100 relay work? The session directory is travelear but slammie research lives in github-com-bigscreenvr-x100-bootloader-research on a different machine. The relay chain: Reavo → lia (this session, travelear dir) → slammie-n (X100 repo). The travelear dir is just where lia happens to run. gears is on node \"travelear/\" — could be another liaison-type agent in the same dir?\n\nThe safest: brief on TravelEar project per repo docs + note that a separate X100 bootloader research effort is being coordinated via slammie-n with constraints (confidential, holds) — actually no, that's confidential; telling gears about X100 details would be disclosure beyond Reavo's circle? gears is on Reavo's own node, \"ONLINE + CONTROLLED\" — internal. The directive: \"do not disclose the project or forward its research\" — beyond Reavo's circle presumably. gears is a fleet peer on Reavo's machine. Internal disclosure is fine-ish. But is it necessary? The user asked for \"the TravelEar project's current status and pending next steps\". Take literally: TravelEar project. The X100 work is \"X100 bootloader research\", a different named effort. If Reavo wanted gears briefed on X100 he'd say so. But ambiguity exists.\n\nDecision: Brief on TravelEar (the repo in this session's cwd). Ground it in repo state. Mention nothing of X100 internals. If gears needs X100 context, Reavo can direct separately. Actually — hmm, one more consideration: maybe I should check whether gears has any role/description set (spt endpoint description gears) to see what he does. That could clarify whether he's a dev agent for the travelear repo. Let me do that.\n\nPlan:\n1. `spt endpoint description gears` + maybe `spt endpoint role gears` — quick.\n2. Repo grounding: git log --oneline -15, traceable-reqs.toml status (run `traceable-reqs check`? that's the gate — maybe just read toml), glob *-PLAN.md, read README intro + DESIGN scope ladder section. Keep reads targeted.\n3. Compose brief, send @.\n\nAlso per repo rules: commit co-author trailer — not committing anything, just a message. 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The `spt endpoint description gears` command syntax was wrong — needs different form. Not critical.\n\nNow I need to read M3-PLAN.md to know current status/next steps, and maybe README.md head + traceable-reqs.toml to know requirement state. Keep reads targeted.\n\nWait — one nuance from ledger: ENDPOINT_MENTIONS \"gears — online on LOCAL\" at 06:20:19. Good — gears is reachable.\n\nAlso careful: is this brief about TravelEar (the BepInEx mod)? The repo here IS TravelEar. gears is on node \"travelear/\" dir. Yes — TravelEar project. The X100 bootloader work is separate (different repo/machine, confidential). The brief: TravelEar current status + pending next steps. From M3-PLAN.md primarily, plus git log shows M3 T4e just landed (voice pitch shifter, super-wet bloom). Working tree clean (git status --short output empty — actually the output showed nothing after && git status, meaning clean).\n\nRead M3-PLAN.md now, and check traceable-reqs.toml for active requirements. Also maybe the last \"run log\" — commits mention \"M3 run 6 logged: T4c verdict, T4d and T4e planned\" then T4d, T4e landed. So next step is probably T5 or run 7. M3-PLAN.md will tell.\n\nLet me read M3-PLAN.md and skim README head. 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The `spt endpoint description gears` command syntax was wrong — needs different form. Not critical.\n\nNow I need to read M3-PLAN.md to know current status/next steps, and maybe README.md head + traceable-reqs.toml to know requirement state. Keep reads targeted.\n\nWait — one nuance from ledger: ENDPOINT_MENTIONS \"gears — online on LOCAL\" at 06:20:19. Good — gears is reachable.\n\nAlso careful: is this brief about TravelEar (the BepInEx mod)? The repo here IS TravelEar. gears is on node \"travelear/\" dir. Yes — TravelEar project. The X100 bootloader work is separate (different repo/machine, confidential). The brief: TravelEar current status + pending next steps. From M3-PLAN.md primarily, plus git log shows M3 T4e just landed (voice pitch shifter, super-wet bloom). Working tree clean (git status --short output empty — actually the output showed nothing after && git status, meaning clean).\n\nRead M3-PLAN.md now, and check traceable-reqs.toml for active requirements. Also maybe the last \"run log\" — commits mention \"M3 run 6 logged: T4c verdict, T4d and T4e planned\" then T4d, T4e landed. So next step is probably T5 or run 7. M3-PLAN.md will tell.\n\nLet me read M3-PLAN.md and skim README head. 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A milestone ACTIVATES its requirements by setting their real\n18:# `required_stages` when work on them begins. Deferred items stay [] until promoted.\n19:\n20:[scan]\n21:# Every evidence location. A missing root makes evidence SILENTLY vanish from the trace —\n22:# audit this whenever a new evidence dir appears.\n23:# \"tests\" was added with the first test project (M1 T0); a nonexistent root is a manifest_error.\n24:roots = [\"src\", \"tests\", \"docs\", \"scripts\", \"CONTEXT.md\", \"README.md\"]\n25:\n26:[scan.extensions]\n27:# C# is not a built-in scanner language; without this mapping every .cs tag silently vanishes.\n28:\".cs\" = \"c_like\"\n29:\n30:[policy]\n31:# Default policy applied at activation: doc + impl + unit. The Sink/Helper reqs cross a\n32:# process boundary and add \"int\" when activated.\n33:required_stages = []\n34:\n35:# ───────────────────────────── Voice pipeline ─────────────────────────────\n36:\n37:[[requirements]]\n38:id = \"REQ-VOICE-OUTBOUND-TAP\"\n39:title = \"The mod captures the exact Opus packets the game sends to peers (Outbound Voice)\"\n40:required_stages = [\"doc\", \"impl\", \"unit\"] # M1 T0: frame parser + tests; T2 adds the in-game patch\n41:\n42:[[requirements]]\n43:id = \"REQ-VOICE-ROUNDTRIP\"\n44:title = \"Outbound Voice is decoded with the game's own Opus decoder into a provider any game VoicePlayer can consume\"\n45:required_stages = [\"doc\", \"impl\"] # M1 T3: game OpusDecoder + mod-owned LocalVoiceProvider; no pure-code unit (game decoder)\n46:\n47:[[requirements]]\n48:id = \"REQ-VOICE-CONTINUOUS\"\n49:title = \"The Local Voice stream is continuous from game launch; silence is emitted when no packets arrive\"\n50:required_stages = [\"doc\", \"impl\", \"unit\"] # M1 T3: provider ring zero-filled between talk bursts (KeepRingFresh); T4 doc; M2 T0: TransmitGate + tests\n51:\n52:# ───────────────────────────── Rendering ──────────────────────────────────\n53:\n54:[[requirements]]\n55:id = \"REQ-EAR-SELF\"\n56:title = \"Local Voice is rendered from the Self-Ear: distance 0, angle 0, no occlusion, the local player's own outdoorness\"\n57:required_stages = [\"doc\", \"impl\"] # M1 T3: emitter pinned to the listener (SelfEarForwardMeters); curves/outdoorness in M2\n58:\n59:[[requirements]]\n60:id = \"REQ-RENDER-CLEAN\"\n61:title = \"Clean Voice renders through a mod-owned game VoicePlayer with the game's makeup gain applied\"\n62:required_stages = [\"doc\", \"impl\", \"unit\"] # M2 T1: VoiceDynamics (gain ramp, compressor, soft clip) + VoiceMakeupGain ported to Core, applied before the provider push\n63:\n64:[[requirements]]\n65:id = \"REQ-RENDER-MEGAPHONE\"\n66:title = \"Megaphone Voice renders when the local player holds the megaphone and reverts to Clean Voice when they drop it\"\n67:required_stages = [\"doc\", \"impl\", \"unit\"] # M3 T2: MegaphoneVoice (BitCrusher port, 300 Hz Biquad high-pass, two Compressor approximations) mixed in while the held megaphone's RadioVoiceAssigner is broadcasting; toggles Fidelity.Megaphone*\n68:\n69:[[requirements]]\n70:id = \"REQ-MIXER-RESYNTH\"\n71:title = \"Mixer Stage effects are re-synthesized from the live mixer floats the game writes, each individually toggleable\"\n72:required_stages = [\"doc\", \"impl\", \"unit\"] # M3 T1: MixerStageModel (the game's per-frame formulas at the Self-Ear) + MixerStage DSP (dry, high cut, reverb sends) + Reverb/Biquad, tests; toggles Fidelity.Mixer*. M3 T2b: EnvironmentReverb (the listener's SFX Reverb from the game's live DSP_* floats) + SfxReverb, tests; toggles Fidelity.EnvironmentReverb*\n73:\n74:[[requirements]]\n75:id = \"REQ-TAP-DIVERT\"\n76:title = \"The Tap copies the processed buffer and zeroes it so Local Voice never enters the game's mix\"\n77:required_stages = [\"doc\", \"impl\", \"unit\"] # M1 T3: TapDivert + tests; the in-game postfix. M3 T0 (ADR-0005): VoicePlayer feed point only; the default Encoder feed has no in-game source to divert\n78:\n79:# ───────────────────────────── Sink & Helper ──────────────────────────────\n80:\n81:[[requirements]]\n82:id = \"REQ-SINK-HELPER-PROCESS\"\n83:title = \"The Helper renders the Sink from outside the game's process tree so OBS Application Audio Capture isolates it\"\n84:required_stages = [\"doc\", \"impl\"] # M1 T1: Helper renders; \"int\" (operator OBS check) recorded in M1-PLAN, automated later\n85:\n86:[[requirements]]\n87:id = \"REQ-SINK-ENDPOINT-CONFIG\"\n88:title = \"The Helper renders to the playback device matching SinkEndpoint, defaulting to the system default device\"\n89:required_stages = [\"doc\", \"impl\", \"unit\"] # M1 T1: SinkEndpointSelector + tests, Helper --endpoint\n90:\n91:[[requirements]]\n92:id = \"REQ-SINK-LIFECYCLE\"\n93:title = \"The mod spawns the Helper once per session, retries the pipe every 5 s, and the Helper exits when the pipe closes\"\n94:required_stages = [\"doc\", \"impl\", \"unit\"] # M2 T3: HelperLifecycle policy + tests, --detach spawn, pump re-arm cadence; \"int\" once a cross-process harness exists\n95:\n96:[[requirements]]\n97:id = \"REQ-SINK-FORMAT\"\n98:title = \"The Sink carries float32 48 kHz PCM with the Tap's channel count, or mono when Downmix is set\"\n99:required_stages = [\"doc\", \"impl\", \"unit\"] # M2 T3: Downmixer + tests, pump folds to mono under Sink.Downmix\n100:\n101:[[requirements]]\n102:id = \"REQ-OFFSET-MEASURE\"\n103:title = \"Offset is measured end to end and reported as a rolling 10 s average in the log and in the Helper's window\"\n104:required_stages = [\"doc\", \"impl\", \"unit\"] # M2 T2: FrameStampTable / OffsetAverager / OffsetReportFrame + tests, return pipe, 10 s log line; M3 T4d: the Helper window's figure (the in-game row of T3 was removed by operator ruling)\n105:\n106:# ───────────────────────────── Configuration ──────────────────────────────\n107:\n108:[[requirements]]\n109:id = \"REQ-CONFIG-BEPINEX\"\n110:title = \"All user settings are BepInEx config entries so ModSettingsMenu surfaces them without registration\"\n111:required_stages = [\"doc\", \"impl\"] # M3 T3: PluginConfig binds every setting with a description; ModSettingsMenu check (no in-game UI of our own since T4d)\n112:\n113:# ───────────────────────────── Hazards (docs/KNOWN-HAZARDS.md) ────────────\n114:\n115:[[requirements]]\n116:id = \"REQ-HAZARD-NO-GAME-AUDIO-LEAK\"\n117:title = \"Local Voice is never audible in the game's own audio output\"\n118:required_stages = [\"impl\", \"unit\"] # M1 T3: the Tap zeroes its block unconditionally; M2 T5: TapDivert sweep over channel counts, block sizes, ring states\n119:\n120:[[requirements]]\n121:id = \"REQ-HAZARD-NO-GAMEPLAY-IMPACT\"\n122:title = \"A missing Helper, missing OBS, or Sink failure never changes gameplay or what the local player hears\"\n123:required_stages = [\"impl\", \"unit\"] # M2 T3: failed spawn absorbed and never retried, re-arm cadence holds (HelperLifecycle tests)\n124:\n125:[[requirements]]\n126:id = \"REQ-HAZARD-NO-PARTIAL-FIDELITY\"\n127:title = \"If any game hook or mixer parameter fails to bind, the mod disables itself and logs once instead of emitting lower-fidelity audio\"\n128:required_stages = [\"impl\", \"unit\"] # M2 T5: SymbolBinder (injectable lookups, one report line) + tests; GameSymbols.Bind goes through it\n129:\n130:[[requirements]]\n131:id = \"REQ-HAZARD-NO-PEER-SURFACE\"\n132:title = \"The mod never sends network messages or creates network identities visible to peers\"\n133:required_stages = [\"unit\"] # M2 T5: patch-set audit over the plugin source (postfixes + one whitelisted prefix, no transpilers, no sends)"}],"details":{"totalLines":133,"displayContent":{"text":"# traceable-reqs manifest for TravelEar.\n#\n# Authoritative requirement registry: every requirement and every KNOWN-HAZARDS\n# invariant lives here as a REQ-* id (see docs/TRACEABILITY.md for the full contract).\n#\n# ACQUIRE the CLI (it is a released binary, not a crate dependency):\n# gh release download --repo BigscreenVR/traceable-reqs \\\n# --pattern '*windows*.exe' --output traceable-reqs.exe\n# Validate this manifest against the installed CLI: `traceable-reqs check`.\n#\n# THE FOUR-STAGE CONTRACT: every requirement is traced from\n# doc (prose/design) -> impl (production code) -> unit (unit test) -> int (cross-process/node)\n# Tag evidence in the SAME commit, on/above the real evidence:\n# // [impl->REQ-FOO] // [unit->REQ-FOO] \n#\n# ACTIVATION MODEL: every requirement starts inactive (`required_stages = []`) so `check`\n# stays green pre-code. 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M2 made the Clean path sound like the remote-player path, gated it to what\n4:> peers receive, measured Offset and hardened the Helper (`M2-PLAN.md`, status log runs 1-6).\n5:> M3 finishes v1.0 (`docs/DESIGN.md` \"Scope\"): the Mixer Stage, Megaphone Voice, the Offset\n6:> row in the game's settings, and a first release. It opens with a spike on where the Sink is\n7:> fed from, because M2 run 6 showed the game's audio thread is only a DSP host for us and a\n8:> flaky one. Vocabulary: `CONTEXT.md`. Gate: `pwsh scripts/gates.ps1` green with the M3\n9:> requirements activated.\n10:\n11:## Scope\n12:\n13:In: T0 spike (what `LocalVoicePlayer`/`SelfEcho` already wire; whether the Sink should be fed\n14:from the encoder thread instead of the VoicePlayer path); Mixer Stage re-synthesis (M2 T4,\n15:deferred); Megaphone Voice; the read-only Offset row and ModSettingsMenu surfacing; release\n16:packaging and the first GitHub Release.\n17:\n18:Out: cliff echo and water-depth muffle (v1.1); walkie-talkie and radio (operator ruling);\n19:Thunderstore packaging (runbook says later); anything that changes what peers receive.\n20:\n21:## Carried over from M2\n22:\n23:- The game's audio thread stalls ~250 ms about 80 s into a session (M2 runs 5-6, in the game's\n24: own output too). Local Voice inherits it through the VoicePlayer path; peers do not, because\n25: the encoder runs on the mic thread. Question 1 below.\n26:- `Offset:` baseline 320-360 ms with the Helper's 100 ms prime; roughly 150-200 ms of it is\n27: the provider ring lag the VoicePlayer path needs. Question 1 again.\n28:- `Fidelity.SelfEarEqDryWet` stays a knob (M2 question 3); `Ear.SelfEarAngleDegrees` was never\n29: exposed because the Self-Ear evaluates the curves at their left edge. Revisit only if a\n30: second-client recording says the dry voice is wrong.\n31:- `REQ-EAR-SELF` stays doc + impl (pinned emitter); curves/outdoorness were not needed for the\n32: Clean path. `REQ-OFFSET-MEASURE` still owes the pause-menu row (T3 here).\n33:\n34:## Requirements activated by M3\n35:\n36:Each is activated (`required_stages` set) in the commit that starts its task, per\n37:`traceable-reqs.toml`; stages are added as evidence lands.\n38:\n39:- `REQ-MIXER-RESYNTH` — doc + impl + unit (T1; the Core DSP is pure and testable).\n40:- `REQ-RENDER-MEGAPHONE` — doc + impl (T2; unit for any pure DSP).\n41:- `REQ-CONFIG-BEPINEX` — doc + impl (T3; every setting is a `ConfigEntry`, which is already true,\n42: plus the ModSettingsMenu check).\n43:- `REQ-OFFSET-MEASURE` — no new stage; the row is the doc's \"where supported\" clause (T3).\n44:- Hazards: `REQ-HAZARD-NO-GAME-AUDIO-LEAK` re-verified if T0 changes the Sink feed point (the\n45: tap's zeroing is what proves it today).\n46:\n47:## Open design questions\n48:\n49:1. **Where is the Sink fed from?** Today: encoder thread -> provider ring -> game `VoicePlayer`\n50: (synth mode, our filters) -> Tap on the Unity audio thread -> Sink. The VoicePlayer path\n51: contributes: Unity's spatial gain at the Self-Ear (distance ~0, angle 0: near unity), the\n52: optional game EQ component, and, in the plan so far, the Mixer Stage (ADR-0002 already\n53: puts that in mod DSP). It costs the ring lag (150-200 ms of Offset), the read-head\n54: discipline and its resyncs, and the game's audio-thread stalls. Alternative: process on the\n55: encoder thread (dynamics already run there; add the Mixer Stage DSP and, if kept, a Core\n56: port of `BiquadFilters` PeakingEQ) and send frames to the Sink directly; keep the in-game\n57: VoicePlayer only if something still needs the game's DSP. Answer by the T0 spike: list\n58: exactly what the VoicePlayer path adds that Core cannot reproduce; if nothing material, ADR-0005\n59: moves the feed point and marks the affected parts of ADR-0003 superseded. Hazard 1.1 (no\n60: game-audio leak) becomes trivially true with no in-game player at all.\n61:2. **What do `LocalVoicePlayer` and `SelfEcho` already wire?** `SelfEcho` (the cliff echo) holds\n62: three `LocalVoicePlayer` emitters (center/left/right) fed from the raw mic provider, delay\n63: and decay parameters on an `AudioMixer` (`DELAY_*`, `DECAY_*`, `MASTER_VOL`), a dynamic\n64: reverb and an echo amount from the world. Dump both with the Cpp2IL recipe and record: the\n65: mixer group and floats they drive, whether `LocalVoicePlayer` is a better host than a\n66: generic `VoicePlayer` (if question 1 keeps one), and the delay/decay constants for v1.1's\n67: cliff echo.\n68:3. **Megaphone state.** The `MegaphoneA-C` and `MegaphoneSecretZone` rooms are Open-mode token\n69: triggers (M2 run 2), so holding the megaphone opens a non-`Echo` room and the transmit\n70: signal already passes. What remains: which game state says \"holding\" (the token, an item\n71: slot on `PlayerCharacter`, or the trigger's own token check), and which mixer floats the\n72: remote side applies (`Megaphone{1-4}Wet/Dry`, the HP/LP pair). Answer from the decomp of\n73: the trigger token and `PlayerVoicePlaybackControl`.\n74:4. **Reverb approximation and calibration.** ADR-0002 says approximate and calibrate against a\n75: second-client recording. No such recording exists. Plan: ship a Schroeder-style reverb with\n76: the two sends (`ReverbFallWet`, `ReverbBoostWet`) mapped to wet gains, each toggleable, and\n77: ask the operator for one two-client session before v1.0 is tagged; until then the reverb is\n78: marked approximate in the settings page. If a second client cannot be arranged, v1.0 ships\n79: with the reverb default off and the dry/high trims on.\n80:5. **Offset row.** `SettingsRow` cloning into the game's Audio category (DESIGN \"Config and\n81: settings UI\") is unverified. Try it in T3 behind a try/catch that logs once; fallback is the\n82: ModSettingsMenu-surfaced read-only entry plus the log line that already exists.\n83:\n84:## Tasks\n85:\n86:### T0 — Spike: Sink feed point and the game's local-voice wiring\n87:\n88:- Regenerate Cpp2IL bodies for `LocalVoicePlayer`, `SelfEcho`, `VoicePlayer.PlayVoice`,\n89: `AudioSourceController` (mixer routing) and the megaphone trigger token check (memory\n90: recipe, ~25 s); record \"T0 bodies read\" in this plan the way M2 did for T1.\n91:- Answer questions 1-3 in writing here. If question 1 moves the feed point: ADR-0005, DESIGN\n92: \"Pipeline\" and \"Local Voice renderer\" updated, `REQ-TAP-DIVERT` re-scoped (the tap may go),\n93: and a one-run operator check that Offset drops by the ring lag and the 80 s stall no longer\n94: reaches the Sink.\n95:- Tag: none new; docs only unless the feed point moves.\n96:\n97:### T1 — Mixer Stage re-synthesis\n98:\n99:- Per ADR-0002 and question 1's answer: read `Dry{n}`, `High{n}`, `ReverbFallWet{n}`,\n100: `ReverbBoostWet{n}` for the local player's channel each tick (`AudioMixer.GetFloat`; the\n101: channel index comes from the game's pooled-channel bookkeeping, read never written);\n102: Core DSP: dry gain, high shelf (port the game's filter constants), reverb (question 4);\n103: each under `Fidelity.Mixer*` toggles, `Fidelity.MixerStage` as the master.\n104:- Unit tests against the constants; a null-mixer test (floats unreadable => stage bypassed,\n105: logged once, `REQ-HAZARD-NO-PARTIAL-FIDELITY`).\n106:- Operator verification: A/B each toggle; the two-client recording if it exists.\n107:- Tag: `[doc->REQ-MIXER-RESYNTH]` in DESIGN (Mixer Stage section), `[impl->…]`, `[unit->…]`.\n108:\n109:### T2 — Megaphone Voice\n110:\n111:- Per question 3: detect \"holding\" on the main thread; switch the Filter/Mixer inputs to the\n112: megaphone set while held and back to Clean when dropped, with the game's own transition (if\n113: the remote side crossfades, match it; if it hard-switches, hard-switch).\n114:- Operator verification: pick up the megaphone in a solo session, speak, drop it; the Sink\n115: follows within a frame; the log shows the switch.\n116:- Tag: `[doc->REQ-RENDER-MEGAPHONE]`, `[impl->…]`.\n117:\n118:### T3 — Offset row and settings surfacing\n119:\n120:- Read-only \"TravelEar offset: N ms\" row (question 5) from `OffsetMonitor.LastAverageMs`,\n121: refreshed every 10 s; ModSettingsMenu check: every `Fidelity.*`, `Sink.*`, `Ear.*` entry\n122: visible with its description; docs-site settings page kept in step.\n123:- Tag: `[doc->REQ-CONFIG-BEPINEX]` (DESIGN Config section), `[impl->…]`; `REQ-OFFSET-MEASURE`\n124: doc line for the row.\n125:\n126:### T2b — Environment reverb\n127:\n128:- Added 2026-09-08 from the operator's hallway observation (friends' voices in the starting-area\n129: hallway carry a room reverb; Local Voice had none). T1 modelled the per-voice sends only; the\n130: hallway reverb is the listener-side `Master Wet` SFX Reverb the game re-parameterizes every\n131: frame from `AudioDynamicReverb` (docs/reference/big-walk-environment-reverb.md). Core model of\n132: the fourteen parameters (read live, formulas kept as the test oracle), `SfxReverb` (I3DL2\n133: mapping onto the Freeverb network: dry copy, room, reflections/delay, reverb/delay, decay,\n134: HF ratio, two shelves, diffusion, density), `EnvironmentReverb` stage last in the encoder chain\n135: with the bus trims, toggles under `Fidelity.EnvironmentReverb*`, tests; symbols in\n136: `GameSymbols.Bind`. v1.0 must include it (operator's stated goal: the host-side output is\n137: exactly what others hear).\n138:- Tag: `[doc->REQ-MIXER-RESYNTH]`, `[impl->…]`, `[unit->…]`.\n139:- Operator verification: hallway A/B (stand where the friends' reverb was heard, talk; then\n140: outdoors), `Environment reverb:` log line present, stage `live` in the stats line.\n141:\n142:### T4 — Release v1.0\n143:\n144:- Per `docs/RELEASE-RUNBOOK.md`: gates, CHANGELOG cut, version bump, tag, local Release build\n145: of plugin + Core + Helper, `gh release create` with the zip and a README section on install,\n146: `SinkEndpoint`, OBS setup (Application Audio Capture of \"TravelEar for Big Walk\"), and the\n147: Offset figure.\n148:- Operator verification: fresh install from the release zip into a clean BepInEx, one solo run.\n149:\n150:### T5 — Close-out\n151:\n152:- Requirement stages final; status log complete; M3 outcome section; M4-PLAN seeds (v1.1\n153: cliff echo from question 2's constants, water muffle, Thunderstore).\n154:\n155:## Status log\n156:\n157:- **T0 built** (2026-09-07): the bodies read below answered questions 1-3; question 1 moved the\n158: feed point (ADR-0005). Config `Fidelity.SinkFeed` (`Encoder` default, `VoicePlayer` = the\n159: ADR-0003 path, unchanged, for A/B). Encoder feed: the renderer creates nothing in the scene;\n160: each decoded frame goes gate -> fade -> `VoiceDynamics` -> Core `PeakingEq` (the game's\n161: `BiquadFilters` PeakingEQ kernel, wet mix from `SelfEarEqDryWet`, 6 tests) -> `SinkFeed` ring\n162: (mono 48 kHz, stamped with the encode time so Offset still resolves) -> pump. Helper: after its\n163: ring runs dry it holds on silence until the backlog is back at 100 ms (`StarveGuard`, 5 tests;\n164: `starves` counter in Helper.log and the status window), because the encoder stops with the mic\n165: and a burst from an empty ring would click on every jitter. Pump takes its stamp table from the\n166: feed point. Docs: ADR-0005, DESIGN (Pipeline, provider, renderer, Tap, Sink), CONTEXT (Tap,\n167: Feed point), KNOWN-HAZARDS 1.1, docs-site settings + how-it-works, `REQ-TAP-DIVERT` re-scoped\n168: to the `VoicePlayer` feed. 142 tests. Deployed. Operator check owed (one solo run on the\n169: default feed): Local Voice audible in the Sink with no in-game double; `Offset:` well under the\n170: M2 baseline of 320-360 ms (expected ~150-200 ms: Helper prime + pipe + encode hop, no ring\n171: lag); the ~80 s crackle absent from the Sink; `Local Voice stats` shows `encoder feed:` blocks\n172: climbing with `dropped 0`; Helper.log `starves` only around mutes / menus. Then, if time allows,\n173: a second run with `SinkFeed = VoicePlayer` to confirm the fallback still works.\n174:- **M3 run 1** (2026-09-08 03:44-03:47 local, operator solo run on `08cee6d`, default feed):\n175: `Sink feed point: Encoder`, `encoder feed built; 48000 Hz mono`, 3505 frames encoded = decoded\n176: = sent, `dropped 0`, `underruns 0`, `errors 0`, no warnings. `Offset:` 200-209 ms rolling\n177: average all run (per-frame 109-254 ms), against the M2 baseline of 320-360 ms: the provider ring\n178: lag is gone as ADR-0005 predicted, and what remains is the Helper's 100 ms prime plus pipe and\n179: encode hops. Helper.log every 10 s: `underruns 0, starves 0, trims 0`, backlog 7200-8640\n180: samples (150-180 ms, inside the 100-200 ms band). Gate and fade behaved as in M2 (fade 0/150\n181: ms, hold 210 ms, 247 signal changes). Makeup gain settled 0.8-3.7 depending on level, as\n182: before. Operator's ear (Local Voice audible in the Sink, no in-game double, 80 s crackle\n183: absent): asked, verdict appended here when reported. Fallback run (`SinkFeed = VoicePlayer`) not done; deferred to T4's fresh-install\n184: run, since the fallback is unchanged code.\n185:- **T1 built** (2026-09-08): the plan's premise (\"read the mixer floats for the local player's\n186: channel\") was wrong, as the M2 report's flag list already said: the game writes `Dry{n}` /\n187: `High{n}` / `ReverbFallWet{n}` / `ReverbBoostWet{n}` only from a `PlayerVoicePlaybackControl`,\n188: which exists per remote voice on a listener's machine, never for the local player. ADR-0002\n189: amended: Core `MixerStageModel` ports the `Update` formulas (11 tests against the doc) and the\n190: renderer steps it each frame at the Self-Ear (distance 0, occlusion 0, level) with the speaker\n191: terms from the local player: `PlayerFaller.isInDanger` (offset 0x44, confirmed from the getter\n192: body) gates the fall send at the synced `PlayerNetworking.outdoorness` (0x14C); by the game's own\n193: arithmetic `Dry` = 0 dB, `High` = 0 dB and the boost send is silent at the Self-Ear, so the fall\n194: reverb is the only live term. Core `MixerStage` (dry gain, Freeverb-style `Reverb` behind the\n195: sends with `Fidelity.ReverbDecaySeconds`, a 3 kHz `Biquad` high shelf for `High`; 9 + 4 + 4\n196: tests) runs on the encoder thread after the voice EQ; toggles `Fidelity.MixerDry/High/\n197: ReverbFall/ReverbBoost` under the `MixerStage` master; unreadable inputs bypass the stage and log\n198: once; the seven input symbols are in `GameSymbols.Bind`. `Mixer stage: falling` log line on each\n199: fall (first 10) and a `mixer stage:` segment in the stats line. `REQ-MIXER-RESYNTH` doc + impl +\n200: unit. 170 tests. Operator check owed: A/B `Fidelity.MixerReverbFall` by jumping off something\n201: outdoors while talking (the Sink should carry a reverb tail while falling that decays within a\n202: second or two of landing; the log shows `Mixer stage: falling`); with everything else at the\n203: Self-Ear being unity, `MixerStage` on/off should be inaudible when not falling. Reverb character\n204: stays approximate until a second-client recording exists (question 4).\n205:- **T2 built** (2026-09-08): question 3's recipe implemented on the main thread\n206: (`WorldManager.localPlayerCharacter.hands.heldProp.radioVoiceAssigner`, `_cachedVoiceType ==\n207: Megaphone`, `isBroadcasting && latestBroadcastPlayer == me` by pointer; symbols in\n208: `GameSymbols.Bind`; \"picked up / put down\" and \"broadcast started / ended\" log lines, first 20).\n209: Rendering: a listener beside the holder hears the direct voice plus the prop's Megaphone\n210: `VoicePlayer` output, which reads the same dynamics-processed ring, so the mod renders Core\n211: `MegaphoneVoice` from the processed frame and adds it (`Fidelity.MegaphoneMix` = Add default /\n212: Replace). Chain = `VoicePlayer.Update`'s remote-holder branch at d = 0: Core `BitCrusher` (ported\n213: from the managed Burst fallback `Process$BurstManaged`: per hold of `sampleRate / crushRate`\n214: samples, quantize the first sample, ramp toward the next hold's by `smooth`, mix `dryWet`;\n215: `ampVal = 2^(bits-1)`, `crushScale = log(bits+1)/log(25)/ampVal`, constants 1.0 / 25.0 / 0.5 /\n216: -1.0 read from GameAssembly.dll `.rdata`; at the game's 24 bits the quantization is inaudible\n217: and the 4000 Hz hold is the effect), 300 Hz Q 0.4 high-pass (`Biquad`), then the mixer's\n218: compressor (-25 dB, +6 dB) and post-compressor (-15 dB, release 0.25 clamped to FMOD's 10 ms\n219: floor) as Core `Compressor` (FMOD-style 2.5:1 hard knee, attack-timed peak detector;\n220: approximate); reverb send off, HP/LP open, channel wet 0 dB / dry -80 dB at that distance, so\n221: nothing else applies. Toggles `Fidelity.MegaphoneCrusher/HighPass/Compressors` under\n222: `MegaphoneVoice`. 8 + 4 + 5 tests; `REQ-RENDER-MEGAPHONE` doc + impl + unit. 187 tests.\n223: Operator check owed: pick up a megaphone in a solo session, use it while talking, drop it: the\n224: Sink carries the crushed, thinned, squashed megaphone voice on top of the direct voice while\n225: broadcasting and only the direct voice otherwise; the log shows `Megaphone: picked up`,\n226: `broadcast started (#1)`, `broadcast ended`, `put down`; the stats line's `megaphone:` segment\n227: counts broadcasts and frames. Open: whether the megaphone prefab's `roomName` token also opens\n228: a peer-facing channel the transmit gate should count (it should: token rooms are part of signal\n229: (a) since M2), to be confirmed from the `Transmit signal` lines during the run.\n230:- **M3 run 2** (2026-09-08 04:15-04:17 local, operator solo run on `1d10acd`, default feed): the\n231: operator did not fall or use a megaphone, so neither T1 nor T2 was exercised: `falls 0`,\n232: `megaphone: none, broadcasts 0`, no `Mixer stage: falling` or `Megaphone:` lines, `Transmit signal`\n233: rooms `[Echo]` only (the token-room question stays open). Counters clean: 974 frames encoded =\n234: decoded = sent, `dropped 0`, `underruns 0`, `errors 0`; Helper `underruns 0, starves 0, trims 0`,\n235: 1040 frames. `Offset:` 198-222 ms (per-frame 147-261 ms), as in run 1. Mixer stage `live`, dry\n236: 0.0 dB, high -0.0 dB, fall/boost -80 dB all run, so `MixerStage.Process` was the identity (a -80 dB\n237: send maps to gain 0, the shelf is skipped below 0.01 dB) and the megaphone chain never ran.\n238: Operator's ear: Local Voice audible, no reverb (none was triggered), and a **new medium-low\n239: buzz accompanying speech** compared with run 1. The T1/T2 code cannot be the source in this run\n240: (identity, above); the one figure that differs from run 1 is level: `pre-clip peak 1.15`\n241: (soft clip engaged; run 1 stayed at 0.44) and Sink `peak 0.925` (run 1: 0.23-0.44), so the lead\n242: candidate is the game's own soft clip on louder speech. Open: A/B with `Fidelity.MixerStage`\n243: and `Fidelity.MegaphoneVoice` off, an OBS recording of the buzz for spectrum analysis, and the\n244: run 2 checks themselves (fall outdoors while talking; hold and use a megaphone).\n245:- **T3 built** (2026-09-08): `OffsetRow` (main thread, ticked from `TravelEarBehaviour`) scans for\n246: `SettingsMenu` instances every 2 s (`Resources.FindObjectsOfTypeAll`, prefabs skipped; the main\n247: menu and the pause menu each own one) and clones the Audio category's last `SettingsRow` after\n248: itself, disables the clone's `SettingsRow` in the same frame (its Start would look up a hanger by\n249: `settingsType`), deactivates every `Selectable` (no navigation target; the category wired its\n250: navigation over the original rows in `SettingsCatagory.Start`) and every text but the title, and\n251: writes the caption into the title as a raw `LocalizedText` value. Caption `TravelEar offset: N ms`\n252: (`measuring` before the first average) from `OffsetMonitor.LastAverageMs`, refreshed every 10 s\n253: (Core `OffsetRowCaption`, 4 tests). Question 5's fallback is built in: the settings-UI types are\n254: resolved softly (not in `GameSymbols.Bind`), and the first exception anywhere drops the row with\n255: one `Offset row: unavailable` warning while the `Offset:` log line stays. ModSettingsMenu check\n256: (static, from the decompiled 1.1.2 DLL and its README): it enumerates every loaded plugin's\n257: `Config` with no registration, bool as on/off, enum as a selector, float and string as text\n258: fields, titled by key; per-entry descriptions are NOT displayed (only a mod-level description\n259: passed through its optional registration), so the \"with its description\" clause of this task\n260: does not hold for that mod and the docs say \"titled by key\". `REQ-CONFIG-BEPINEX` doc + impl;\n261: `REQ-OFFSET-MEASURE` doc line for the row. 191 tests. Operator check owed: open Settings > Audio\n262: in the main menu and in the pause menu; the last row reads `TravelEar offset: measuring` in the\n263: main menu and `TravelEar offset: N ms` in the pause menu once the Helper has streamed; the row\n264: cannot be selected with a controller; the log shows `Offset row: added to the Audio settings`\n265: twice (main menu, pause menu) and no `Offset row: unavailable` warning.\n266:\n267:- **T2b built** (2026-09-08): background agent's bodies read (`docs/reference/\n268: big-walk-environment-reverb.md`: `AudioDynamicReverb.UpdateReverb` writes fourteen SFX Reverb\n269: floats on the main mixer every LateUpdate from `RoomSize / Outdoorness / ReverbTime /\n270: Diffusion`, e.g. `Room = -150 - 400 O - 200 RS mB`, `DecayTime = clamp(15.9 RT^4 + 0.1, 0.1,\n271: 16)`, `DryLevel = -150 - 250 RS`; the mixer assets read with UnityPy give the voice's route:\n272: voice mixer `Dry` -3 dB -> main `Voice` -> `VOICE DRY BUS` -6 dB to `Master Dry` and `VOICE WET\n273: BUS` 0 dB into the reverb, whose `DryLevel` adds a second dry copy; the per-voice sends are\n274: pre-fader, `ReverbFallWet` feeds a fixed 4 s return and `ReverbBoostWet` a fully-wet copy of the\n275: same environment reverb; `High{n}` is a 250 Hz band level, not a 3 kHz shelf, irrelevant at\n276: 0 dB). One erratum fixed in the doc: outdoors `Reflections` is -8370 mB, the clamp bites only\n277: at RS >= 0.94. Built: Core `EnvironmentReverbParams` (fourteen floats + `MasterWet` + voice\n278: slider, `FromListener` = the formulas, Unity's clamps, mB gains), `SfxReverb` (pre-delay line,\n279: six-tap early FIR at `ReflectDelay`, eight combs / four allpasses `ReverbDelay` later; RT60 from\n280: `DecayTime`, in-loop damping from `DecayHFRatio` (ratio > 1 capped), comb spread from `Density`,\n281: allpass coefficient from `Diffusion`, RBJ high/low shelves for `RoomHF`/`RoomLF` at the two\n282: references; `Biquad` gained `LowShelf`), `EnvironmentReverb` stage (`x = -3 dB voice; out =\n283: -6 dB x + MasterWet (10^(DryLevel/2000) x + reverb(x))`, clamped). Renderer reads the live\n284: floats each frame from `AudioDynamicReverb` (or `AudioBasicReverb` in Basic mode, logged once),\n285: `Bypass` -> dry 0 dB / no room, `Mixer.GetFloat(\"MasterWet\")`, `VoiceNormalVol *\n286: VoiceAudioSettingsVol`; applies the stage last, after the megaphone mix; resets its tail with\n287: the mixer stage's on a 2 s gap; `Environment reverb:` line every 10 s with the four scalars and\n288: all fourteen floats; stats line gains `environment reverb: live/bypassed, room, decay, dry,\n289: return, frames`. Symbols: `AudioManager.AudioBasicReverb`, `AudioDynamicReverb.Bypass /\n290: RoomSize / ReverbTime / Diffusion / DSP_*` (14), `AudioBasicReverb.Bypass` + the 14 bare names,\n291: `GlobalAudioEffects.Mixer / VoiceNormalVol / VoiceAudioSettingsVol` (all confirmed in the\n292: interop metadata before binding). Config `Fidelity.EnvironmentReverb` (on), `EnvironmentReverbDryCopy`\n293: (on), `EnvironmentReverbBusGains` (on), `EnvironmentReverbVoiceSlider` (off). Not done: the\n294: doc's proposal to re-base T1's fall/boost sends on `SfxReverb` (fixed 4 s fall return; the\n295: boost as a fully-wet copy of the environment set) stays a T5 seed; the master Duck limiter\n296: (-3 dB, 10:1) is not ported. 19 new tests (formulas vs the doc's corridor, clamps, onset\n297: delays, room scaling, RT60, HF ratio, both shelves, bypass, bus arithmetic, toggles, clamp).\n298: Operator check owed: hallway A/B.\n299:- **T4 prep** (2026-09-08, while run 3 waits on the operator): the release runbook's artifact\n300: layout was stale (no `TravelEar.Core.dll`; the Helper placed under `plugins`, which BepInEx\n…\n316: `MixerReverbFall` stays on with its approximate decay unless the operator objects).\n…\n417:\n…\n596:\n…\n600:exists and the GitHub Release carries the zip.\n\n[Showing lines 1-300 of 600. Use :301 to continue]"}],"details":{"truncation":{"content":"# M3 — Mixer Stage, Megaphone, Offset display, Sink feed point (JIT plan)\n\n> Third milestone. M2 made the Clean path sound like the remote-player path, gated it to what\n> peers receive, measured Offset and hardened the Helper (`M2-PLAN.md`, status log runs 1-6).\n> M3 finishes v1.0 (`docs/DESIGN.md` \"Scope\"): the Mixer Stage, Megaphone Voice, the Offset\n> row in the game's settings, and a first release. It opens with a spike on where the Sink is\n> fed from, because M2 run 6 showed the game's audio thread is only a DSP host for us and a\n> flaky one. Vocabulary: `CONTEXT.md`. Gate: `pwsh scripts/gates.ps1` green with the M3\n> requirements activated.\n\n## Scope\n\nIn: T0 spike (what `LocalVoicePlayer`/`SelfEcho` already wire; whether the Sink should be fed\nfrom the encoder thread instead of the VoicePlayer path); Mixer Stage re-synthesis (M2 T4,\ndeferred); Megaphone Voice; the read-only Offset row and ModSettingsMenu surfacing; release\npackaging and the first GitHub Release.\n\nOut: cliff echo and water-depth muffle (v1.1); walkie-talkie and radio (operator ruling);\nThunderstore packaging (runbook says later); anything that changes what peers receive.\n\n## Carried over from M2\n\n- The game's audio thread stalls ~250 ms about 80 s into a session (M2 runs 5-6, in the game's\n own output too). Local Voice inherits it through the VoicePlayer path; peers do not, because\n the encoder runs on the mic thread. Question 1 below.\n- `Offset:` baseline 320-360 ms with the Helper's 100 ms prime; roughly 150-200 ms of it is\n the provider ring lag the VoicePlayer path needs. Question 1 again.\n- `Fidelity.SelfEarEqDryWet` stays a knob (M2 question 3); `Ear.SelfEarAngleDegrees` was never\n exposed because the Self-Ear evaluates the curves at their left edge. Revisit only if a\n second-client recording says the dry voice is wrong.\n- `REQ-EAR-SELF` stays doc + impl (pinned emitter); curves/outdoorness were not needed for the\n Clean path. `REQ-OFFSET-MEASURE` still owes the pause-menu row (T3 here).\n\n## Requirements activated by M3\n\nEach is activated (`required_stages` set) in the commit that starts its task, per\n`traceable-reqs.toml`; stages are added as evidence lands.\n\n- `REQ-MIXER-RESYNTH` — doc + impl + unit (T1; the Core DSP is pure and testable).\n- `REQ-RENDER-MEGAPHONE` — doc + impl (T2; unit for any pure DSP).\n- `REQ-CONFIG-BEPINEX` — doc + impl (T3; every setting is a `ConfigEntry`, which is already true,\n plus the ModSettingsMenu check).\n- `REQ-OFFSET-MEASURE` — no new stage; the row is the doc's \"where supported\" clause (T3).\n- Hazards: `REQ-HAZARD-NO-GAME-AUDIO-LEAK` re-verified if T0 changes the Sink feed point (the\n tap's zeroing is what proves it today).\n\n## Open design questions\n\n1. **Where is the Sink fed from?** Today: encoder thread -> provider ring -> game `VoicePlayer`\n (synth mode, our filters) -> Tap on the Unity audio thread -> Sink. The VoicePlayer path\n contributes: Unity's spatial gain at the Self-Ear (distance ~0, angle 0: near unity), the\n optional game EQ component, and, in the plan so far, the Mixer Stage (ADR-0002 already\n puts that in mod DSP). It costs the ring lag (150-200 ms of Offset), the read-head\n discipline and its resyncs, and the game's audio-thread stalls. Alternative: process on the\n encoder thread (dynamics already run there; add the Mixer Stage DSP and, if kept, a Core\n port of `BiquadFilters` PeakingEQ) and send frames to the Sink directly; keep the in-game\n VoicePlayer only if something still needs the game's DSP. Answer by the T0 spike: list\n exactly what the VoicePlayer path adds that Core cannot reproduce; if nothing material, ADR-0005\n moves the feed point and marks the affected parts of ADR-0003 superseded. Hazard 1.1 (no\n game-audio leak) becomes trivially true with no in-game player at all.\n2. **What do `LocalVoicePlayer` and `SelfEcho` already wire?** `SelfEcho` (the cliff echo) holds\n three `LocalVoicePlayer` emitters (center/left/right) fed from the raw mic provider, delay\n and decay parameters on an `AudioMixer` (`DELAY_*`, `DECAY_*`, `MASTER_VOL`), a dynamic\n reverb and an echo amount from the world. Dump both with the Cpp2IL recipe and record: the\n mixer group and floats they drive, whether `LocalVoicePlayer` is a better host than a\n generic `VoicePlayer` (if question 1 keeps one), and the delay/decay constants for v1.1's\n cliff echo.\n3. **Megaphone state.** The `MegaphoneA-C` and `MegaphoneSecretZone` rooms are Open-mode token\n triggers (M2 run 2), so holding the megaphone opens a non-`Echo` room and the transmit\n signal already passes. What remains: which game state says \"holding\" (the token, an item\n slot on `PlayerCharacter`, or the trigger's own token check), and which mixer floats the\n remote side applies (`Megaphone{1-4}Wet/Dry`, the HP/LP pair). Answer from the decomp of\n the trigger token and `PlayerVoicePlaybackControl`.\n4. **Reverb approximation and calibration.** ADR-0002 says approximate and calibrate against a\n second-client recording. No such recording exists. Plan: ship a Schroeder-style reverb with\n the two sends (`ReverbFallWet`, `ReverbBoostWet`) mapped to wet gains, each toggleable, and\n ask the operator for one two-client session before v1.0 is tagged; until then the reverb is\n marked approximate in the settings page. If a second client cannot be arranged, v1.0 ships\n with the reverb default off and the dry/high trims on.\n5. **Offset row.** `SettingsRow` cloning into the game's Audio category (DESIGN \"Config and\n settings UI\") is unverified. Try it in T3 behind a try/catch that logs once; fallback is the\n ModSettingsMenu-surfaced read-only entry plus the log line that already exists.\n\n## Tasks\n\n### T0 — Spike: Sink feed point and the game's local-voice wiring\n\n- Regenerate Cpp2IL bodies for `LocalVoicePlayer`, `SelfEcho`, `VoicePlayer.PlayVoice`,\n `AudioSourceController` (mixer routing) and the megaphone trigger token check (memory\n recipe, ~25 s); record \"T0 bodies read\" in this plan the way M2 did for T1.\n- Answer questions 1-3 in writing here. If question 1 moves the feed point: ADR-0005, DESIGN\n \"Pipeline\" and \"Local Voice renderer\" updated, `REQ-TAP-DIVERT` re-scoped (the tap may go),\n and a one-run operator check that Offset drops by the ring lag and the 80 s stall no longer\n reaches the Sink.\n- Tag: none new; docs only unless the feed point moves.\n\n### T1 — Mixer Stage re-synthesis\n\n- Per ADR-0002 and question 1's answer: read `Dry{n}`, `High{n}`, `ReverbFallWet{n}`,\n `ReverbBoostWet{n}` for the local player's channel each tick (`AudioMixer.GetFloat`; the\n channel index comes from the game's pooled-channel bookkeeping, read never written);\n Core DSP: dry gain, high shelf (port the game's filter constants), reverb (question 4);\n each under `Fidelity.Mixer*` toggles, `Fidelity.MixerStage` as the master.\n- Unit tests against the constants; a null-mixer test (floats unreadable => stage bypassed,\n logged once, `REQ-HAZARD-NO-PARTIAL-FIDELITY`).\n- Operator verification: A/B each toggle; the two-client recording if it exists.\n- Tag: `[doc->REQ-MIXER-RESYNTH]` in DESIGN (Mixer Stage section), `[impl->…]`, `[unit->…]`.\n\n### T2 — Megaphone Voice\n\n- Per question 3: detect \"holding\" on the main thread; switch the Filter/Mixer inputs to the\n megaphone set while held and back to Clean when dropped, with the game's own transition (if\n the remote side crossfades, match it; if it hard-switches, hard-switch).\n- Operator verification: pick up the megaphone in a solo session, speak, drop it; the Sink\n follows within a frame; the log shows the switch.\n- Tag: `[doc->REQ-RENDER-MEGAPHONE]`, `[impl->…]`.\n\n### T3 — Offset row and settings surfacing\n\n- Read-only \"TravelEar offset: N ms\" row (question 5) from `OffsetMonitor.LastAverageMs`,\n refreshed every 10 s; ModSettingsMenu check: every `Fidelity.*`, `Sink.*`, `Ear.*` entry\n visible with its description; docs-site settings page kept in step.\n- Tag: `[doc->REQ-CONFIG-BEPINEX]` (DESIGN Config section), `[impl->…]`; `REQ-OFFSET-MEASURE`\n doc line for the row.\n\n### T2b — Environment reverb\n\n- Added 2026-09-08 from the operator's hallway observation (friends' voices in the starting-area\n hallway carry a room reverb; Local Voice had none). T1 modelled the per-voice sends only; the\n hallway reverb is the listener-side `Master Wet` SFX Reverb the game re-parameterizes every\n frame from `AudioDynamicReverb` (docs/reference/big-walk-environment-reverb.md). Core model of\n the fourteen parameters (read live, formulas kept as the test oracle), `SfxReverb` (I3DL2\n mapping onto the Freeverb network: dry copy, room, reflections/delay, reverb/delay, decay,\n HF ratio, two shelves, diffusion, density), `EnvironmentReverb` stage last in the encoder chain\n with the bus trims, toggles under `Fidelity.EnvironmentReverb*`, tests; symbols in\n `GameSymbols.Bind`. v1.0 must include it (operator's stated goal: the host-side output is\n exactly what others hear).\n- Tag: `[doc->REQ-MIXER-RESYNTH]`, `[impl->…]`, `[unit->…]`.\n- Operator verification: hallway A/B (stand where the friends' reverb was heard, talk; then\n outdoors), `Environment reverb:` log line present, stage `live` in the stats line.\n\n### T4 — Release v1.0\n\n- Per `docs/RELEASE-RUNBOOK.md`: gates, CHANGELOG cut, version bump, tag, local Release build\n of plugin + Core + Helper, `gh release create` with the zip and a README section on install,\n `SinkEndpoint`, OBS setup (Application Audio Capture of \"TravelEar for Big Walk\"), and the\n Offset figure.\n- Operator verification: fresh install from the release zip into a clean BepInEx, one solo run.\n\n### T5 — Close-out\n\n- Requirement stages final; status log complete; M3 outcome section; M4-PLAN seeds (v1.1\n cliff echo from question 2's constants, water muffle, Thunderstore).\n\n## Status log\n\n- **T0 built** (2026-09-07): the bodies read below answered questions 1-3; question 1 moved the\n feed point (ADR-0005). Config `Fidelity.SinkFeed` (`Encoder` default, `VoicePlayer` = the\n ADR-0003 path, unchanged, for A/B). Encoder feed: the renderer creates nothing in the scene;\n each decoded frame goes gate -> fade -> `VoiceDynamics` -> Core `PeakingEq` (the game's\n `BiquadFilters` PeakingEQ kernel, wet mix from `SelfEarEqDryWet`, 6 tests) -> `SinkFeed` ring\n (mono 48 kHz, stamped with the encode time so Offset still resolves) -> pump. Helper: after its\n ring runs dry it holds on silence until the backlog is back at 100 ms (`StarveGuard`, 5 tests;\n `starves` counter in Helper.log and the status window), because the encoder stops with the mic\n and a burst from an empty ring would click on every jitter. Pump takes its stamp table from the\n feed point. Docs: ADR-0005, DESIGN (Pipeline, provider, renderer, Tap, Sink), CONTEXT (Tap,\n Feed point), KNOWN-HAZARDS 1.1, docs-site settings + how-it-works, `REQ-TAP-DIVERT` re-scoped\n to the `VoicePlayer` feed. 142 tests. Deployed. Operator check owed (one solo run on the\n default feed): Local Voice audible in the Sink with no in-game double; `Offset:` well under the\n M2 baseline of 320-360 ms (expected ~150-200 ms: Helper prime + pipe + encode hop, no ring\n lag); the ~80 s crackle absent from the Sink; `Local Voice stats` shows `encoder feed:` blocks\n climbing with `dropped 0`; Helper.log `starves` only around mutes / menus. Then, if time allows,\n a second run with `SinkFeed = VoicePlayer` to confirm the fallback still works.\n- **M3 run 1** (2026-09-08 03:44-03:47 local, operator solo run on `08cee6d`, default feed):\n `Sink feed point: Encoder`, `encoder feed built; 48000 Hz mono`, 3505 frames encoded = decoded\n = sent, `dropped 0`, `underruns 0`, `errors 0`, no warnings. `Offset:` 200-209 ms rolling\n average all run (per-frame 109-254 ms), against the M2 baseline of 320-360 ms: the provider ring\n lag is gone as ADR-0005 predicted, and what remains is the Helper's 100 ms prime plus pipe and\n encode hops. Helper.log every 10 s: `underruns 0, starves 0, trims 0`, backlog 7200-8640\n samples (150-180 ms, inside the 100-200 ms band). Gate and fade behaved as in M2 (fade 0/150\n ms, hold 210 ms, 247 signal changes). Makeup gain settled 0.8-3.7 depending on level, as\n before. Operator's ear (Local Voice audible in the Sink, no in-game double, 80 s crackle\n absent): asked, verdict appended here when reported. Fallback run (`SinkFeed = VoicePlayer`) not done; deferred to T4's fresh-install\n run, since the fallback is unchanged code.\n- **T1 built** (2026-09-08): the plan's premise (\"read the mixer floats for the local player's\n channel\") was wrong, as the M2 report's flag list already said: the game writes `Dry{n}` /\n `High{n}` / `ReverbFallWet{n}` / `ReverbBoostWet{n}` only from a `PlayerVoicePlaybackControl`,\n which exists per remote voice on a listener's machine, never for the local player. ADR-0002\n amended: Core `MixerStageModel` ports the `Update` formulas (11 tests against the doc) and the\n renderer steps it each frame at the Self-Ear (distance 0, occlusion 0, level) with the speaker\n terms from the local player: `PlayerFaller.isInDanger` (offset 0x44, confirmed from the getter\n body) gates the fall send at the synced `PlayerNetworking.outdoorness` (0x14C); by the game's own\n arithmetic `Dry` = 0 dB, `High` = 0 dB and the boost send is silent at the Self-Ear, so the fall\n reverb is the only live term. Core `MixerStage` (dry gain, Freeverb-style `Reverb` behind the\n sends with `Fidelity.ReverbDecaySeconds`, a 3 kHz `Biquad` high shelf for `High`; 9 + 4 + 4\n tests) runs on the encoder thread after the voice EQ; toggles `Fidelity.MixerDry/High/\n ReverbFall/ReverbBoost` under the `MixerStage` master; unreadable inputs bypass the stage and log\n once; the seven input symbols are in `GameSymbols.Bind`. `Mixer stage: falling` log line on each\n fall (first 10) and a `mixer stage:` segment in the stats line. `REQ-MIXER-RESYNTH` doc + impl +\n unit. 170 tests. Operator check owed: A/B `Fidelity.MixerReverbFall` by jumping off something\n outdoors while talking (the Sink should carry a reverb tail while falling that decays within a\n second or two of landing; the log shows `Mixer stage: falling`); with everything else at the\n Self-Ear being unity, `MixerStage` on/off should be inaudible when not falling. Reverb character\n stays approximate until a second-client recording exists (question 4).\n- **T2 built** (2026-09-08): question 3's recipe implemented on the main thread\n (`WorldManager.localPlayerCharacter.hands.heldProp.radioVoiceAssigner`, `_cachedVoiceType ==\n Megaphone`, `isBroadcasting && latestBroadcastPlayer == me` by pointer; symbols in\n `GameSymbols.Bind`; \"picked up / put down\" and \"broadcast started / ended\" log lines, first 20).\n Rendering: a listener beside the holder hears the direct voice plus the prop's Megaphone\n `VoicePlayer` output, which reads the same dynamics-processed ring, so the mod renders Core\n `MegaphoneVoice` from the processed frame and adds it (`Fidelity.MegaphoneMix` = Add default /\n Replace). Chain = `VoicePlayer.Update`'s remote-holder branch at d = 0: Core `BitCrusher` (ported\n from the managed Burst fallback `Process$BurstManaged`: per hold of `sampleRate / crushRate`\n samples, quantize the first sample, ramp toward the next hold's by `smooth`, mix `dryWet`;\n `ampVal = 2^(bits-1)`, `crushScale = log(bits+1)/log(25)/ampVal`, constants 1.0 / 25.0 / 0.5 /\n -1.0 read from GameAssembly.dll `.rdata`; at the game's 24 bits the quantization is inaudible\n and the 4000 Hz hold is the effect), 300 Hz Q 0.4 high-pass (`Biquad`), then the mixer's\n compressor (-25 dB, +6 dB) and post-compressor (-15 dB, release 0.25 clamped to FMOD's 10 ms\n floor) as Core `Compressor` (FMOD-style 2.5:1 hard knee, attack-timed peak detector;\n approximate); reverb send off, HP/LP open, channel wet 0 dB / dry -80 dB at that distance, so\n nothing else applies. Toggles `Fidelity.MegaphoneCrusher/HighPass/Compressors` under\n `MegaphoneVoice`. 8 + 4 + 5 tests; `REQ-RENDER-MEGAPHONE` doc + impl + unit. 187 tests.\n Operator check owed: pick up a megaphone in a solo session, use it while talking, drop it: the\n Sink carries the crushed, thinned, squashed megaphone voice on top of the direct voice while\n broadcasting and only the direct voice otherwise; the log shows `Megaphone: picked up`,\n `broadcast started (#1)`, `broadcast ended`, `put down`; the stats line's `megaphone:` segment\n counts broadcasts and frames. Open: whether the megaphone prefab's `roomName` token also opens\n a peer-facing channel the transmit gate should count (it should: token rooms are part of signal\n (a) since M2), to be confirmed from the `Transmit signal` lines during the run.\n- **M3 run 2** (2026-09-08 04:15-04:17 local, operator solo run on `1d10acd`, default feed): the\n operator did not fall or use a megaphone, so neither T1 nor T2 was exercised: `falls 0`,\n `megaphone: none, broadcasts 0`, no `Mixer stage: falling` or `Megaphone:` lines, `Transmit signal`\n rooms `[Echo]` only (the token-room question stays open). Counters clean: 974 frames encoded =\n decoded = sent, `dropped 0`, `underruns 0`, `errors 0`; Helper `underruns 0, starves 0, trims 0`,\n 1040 frames. `Offset:` 198-222 ms (per-frame 147-261 ms), as in run 1. Mixer stage `live`, dry\n 0.0 dB, high -0.0 dB, fall/boost -80 dB all run, so `MixerStage.Process` was the identity (a -80 dB\n send maps to gain 0, the shelf is skipped below 0.01 dB) and the megaphone chain never ran.\n Operator's ear: Local Voice audible, no reverb (none was triggered), and a **new medium-low\n buzz accompanying speech** compared with run 1. The T1/T2 code cannot be the source in this run\n (identity, above); the one figure that differs from run 1 is level: `pre-clip peak 1.15`\n (soft clip engaged; run 1 stayed at 0.44) and Sink `peak 0.925` (run 1: 0.23-0.44), so the lead\n candidate is the game's own soft clip on louder speech. Open: A/B with `Fidelity.MixerStage`\n and `Fidelity.MegaphoneVoice` off, an OBS recording of the buzz for spectrum analysis, and the\n run 2 checks themselves (fall outdoors while talking; hold and use a megaphone).\n- **T3 built** (2026-09-08): `OffsetRow` (main thread, ticked from `TravelEarBehaviour`) scans for\n `SettingsMenu` instances every 2 s (`Resources.FindObjectsOfTypeAll`, prefabs skipped; the main\n menu and the pause menu each own one) and clones the Audio category's last `SettingsRow` after\n itself, disables the clone's `SettingsRow` in the same frame (its Start would look up a hanger by\n `settingsType`), deactivates every `Selectable` (no navigation target; the category wired its\n navigation over the original rows in `SettingsCatagory.Start`) and every text but the title, and\n writes the caption into the title as a raw `LocalizedText` value. Caption `TravelEar offset: N ms`\n (`measuring` before the first average) from `OffsetMonitor.LastAverageMs`, refreshed every 10 s\n (Core `OffsetRowCaption`, 4 tests). Question 5's fallback is built in: the settings-UI types are\n resolved softly (not in `GameSymbols.Bind`), and the first exception anywhere drops the row with\n one `Offset row: unavailable` warning while the `Offset:` log line stays. ModSettingsMenu check\n (static, from the decompiled 1.1.2 DLL and its README): it enumerates every loaded plugin's\n `Config` with no registration, bool as on/off, enum as a selector, float and string as text\n fields, titled by key; per-entry descriptions are NOT displayed (only a mod-level description\n passed through its optional registration), so the \"with its description\" clause of this task\n does not hold for that mod and the docs say \"titled by key\". `REQ-CONFIG-BEPINEX` doc + impl;\n `REQ-OFFSET-MEASURE` doc line for the row. 191 tests. Operator check owed: open Settings > Audio\n in the main menu and in the pause menu; the last row reads `TravelEar offset: measuring` in the\n main menu and `TravelEar offset: N ms` in the pause menu once the Helper has streamed; the row\n cannot be selected with a controller; the log shows `Offset row: added to the Audio settings`\n twice (main menu, pause menu) and no `Offset row: unavailable` warning.\n\n- **T2b built** (2026-09-08): background agent's bodies read (`docs/reference/\n big-walk-environment-reverb.md`: `AudioDynamicReverb.UpdateReverb` writes fourteen SFX Reverb\n floats on the main mixer every LateUpdate from `RoomSize / Outdoorness / ReverbTime /\n Diffusion`, e.g. `Room = -150 - 400 O - 200 RS mB`, `DecayTime = clamp(15.9 RT^4 + 0.1, 0.1,\n 16)`, `DryLevel = -150 - 250 RS`; the mixer assets read with UnityPy give the voice's route:\n voice mixer `Dry` -3 dB -> main `Voice` -> `VOICE DRY BUS` -6 dB to `Master Dry` and `VOICE WET\n BUS` 0 dB into the reverb, whose `DryLevel` adds a second dry copy; the per-voice sends are\n pre-fader, `ReverbFallWet` feeds a fixed 4 s return and `ReverbBoostWet` a fully-wet copy of the\n same environment reverb; `High{n}` is a 250 Hz band level, not a 3 kHz shelf, irrelevant at\n 0 dB). One erratum fixed in the doc: outdoors `Reflections` is -8370 mB, the clamp bites only\n at RS >= 0.94. Built: Core `EnvironmentReverbParams` (fourteen floats + `MasterWet` + voice\n slider, `FromListener` = the formulas, Unity's clamps, mB gains), `SfxReverb` (pre-delay line,\n six-tap early FIR at `ReflectDelay`, eight combs / four allpasses `ReverbDelay` later; RT60 from\n `DecayTime`, in-loop damping from `DecayHFRatio` (ratio > 1 capped), comb spread from `Density`,\n allpass coefficient from `Diffusion`, RBJ high/low shelves for `RoomHF`/`RoomLF` at the two\n references; `Biquad` gained `LowShelf`), `EnvironmentReverb` stage (`x = -3 dB voice; out =\n -6 dB x + MasterWet (10^(DryLevel/2000) x + reverb(x))`, clamped). Renderer reads the live\n floats each frame from `AudioDynamicReverb` (or `AudioBasicReverb` in Basic mode, logged once),\n `Bypass` -> dry 0 dB / no room, `Mixer.GetFloat(\"MasterWet\")`, `VoiceNormalVol *\n VoiceAudioSettingsVol`; applies the stage last, after the megaphone mix; resets its tail with\n the mixer stage's on a 2 s gap; `Environment reverb:` line every 10 s with the four scalars and\n all fourteen floats; stats line gains `environment reverb: live/bypassed, room, decay, dry,\n return, frames`. Symbols: `AudioManager.AudioBasicReverb`, `AudioDynamicReverb.Bypass /\n RoomSize / ReverbTime / Diffusion / DSP_*` (14), `AudioBasicReverb.Bypass` + the 14 bare names,\n `GlobalAudioEffects.Mixer / VoiceNormalVol / VoiceAudioSettingsVol` (all confirmed in the\n interop metadata before binding). Config `Fidelity.EnvironmentReverb` (on), `EnvironmentReverbDryCopy`\n (on), `EnvironmentReverbBusGains` (on), `EnvironmentReverbVoiceSlider` (off). Not done: the\n doc's proposal to re-base T1's fall/boost sends on `SfxReverb` (fixed 4 s fall return; the\n boost as a fully-wet copy of the environment set) stays a T5 seed; the master Duck limiter\n (-3 dB, 10:1) is not ported. 19 new tests (formulas vs the doc's corridor, clamps, onset\n delays, room scaling, RT60, HF ratio, both shelves, bypass, bus arithmetic, toggles, clamp).\n Operator check owed: hallway A/B.\n- **T4 prep** (2026-09-08, while run 3 waits on the operator): the release runbook's artifact\n layout was stale (no `TravelEar.Core.dll`; the Helper placed under `plugins`, which BepInEx","truncated":true,"truncatedBy":"lines","totalLines":600,"totalBytes":23340,"outputLines":300,"outputBytes":23340,"lastLinePartial":false,"firstLineExceedsLimit":false},"totalLines":600,"displayContent":{"text":"# M3 — Mixer Stage, Megaphone, Offset display, Sink feed point (JIT plan)\n\n> Third milestone. M2 made the Clean path sound like the remote-player path, gated it to what\n> peers receive, measured Offset and hardened the Helper (`M2-PLAN.md`, status log runs 1-6).\n> M3 finishes v1.0 (`docs/DESIGN.md` \"Scope\"): the Mixer Stage, Megaphone Voice, the Offset\n> row in the game's settings, and a first release. It opens with a spike on where the Sink is\n> fed from, because M2 run 6 showed the game's audio thread is only a DSP host for us and a\n> flaky one. Vocabulary: `CONTEXT.md`. Gate: `pwsh scripts/gates.ps1` green with the M3\n> requirements activated.\n\n## Scope\n\nIn: T0 spike (what `LocalVoicePlayer`/`SelfEcho` already wire; whether the Sink should be fed\nfrom the encoder thread instead of the VoicePlayer path); Mixer Stage re-synthesis (M2 T4,\ndeferred); Megaphone Voice; the read-only Offset row and ModSettingsMenu surfacing; release\npackaging and the first GitHub Release.\n\nOut: cliff echo and water-depth muffle (v1.1); walkie-talkie and radio (operator ruling);\nThunderstore packaging (runbook says later); anything that changes what peers receive.\n\n## Carried over from M2\n\n- The game's audio thread stalls ~250 ms about 80 s into a session (M2 runs 5-6, in the game's\n own output too). Local Voice inherits it through the VoicePlayer path; peers do not, because\n the encoder runs on the mic thread. Question 1 below.\n- `Offset:` baseline 320-360 ms with the Helper's 100 ms prime; roughly 150-200 ms of it is\n the provider ring lag the VoicePlayer path needs. Question 1 again.\n- `Fidelity.SelfEarEqDryWet` stays a knob (M2 question 3); `Ear.SelfEarAngleDegrees` was never\n exposed because the Self-Ear evaluates the curves at their left edge. Revisit only if a\n second-client recording says the dry voice is wrong.\n- `REQ-EAR-SELF` stays doc + impl (pinned emitter); curves/outdoorness were not needed for the\n Clean path. `REQ-OFFSET-MEASURE` still owes the pause-menu row (T3 here).\n\n## Requirements activated by M3\n\nEach is activated (`required_stages` set) in the commit that starts its task, per\n`traceable-reqs.toml`; stages are added as evidence lands.\n\n- `REQ-MIXER-RESYNTH` — doc + impl + unit (T1; the Core DSP is pure and testable).\n- `REQ-RENDER-MEGAPHONE` — doc + impl (T2; unit for any pure DSP).\n- `REQ-CONFIG-BEPINEX` — doc + impl (T3; every setting is a `ConfigEntry`, which is already true,\n plus the ModSettingsMenu check).\n- `REQ-OFFSET-MEASURE` — no new stage; the row is the doc's \"where supported\" clause (T3).\n- Hazards: `REQ-HAZARD-NO-GAME-AUDIO-LEAK` re-verified if T0 changes the Sink feed point (the\n tap's zeroing is what proves it today).\n\n## Open design questions\n\n1. **Where is the Sink fed from?** Today: encoder thread -> provider ring -> game `VoicePlayer`\n (synth mode, our filters) -> Tap on the Unity audio thread -> Sink. The VoicePlayer path\n contributes: Unity's spatial gain at the Self-Ear (distance ~0, angle 0: near unity), the\n optional game EQ component, and, in the plan so far, the Mixer Stage (ADR-0002 already\n puts that in mod DSP). It costs the ring lag (150-200 ms of Offset), the read-head\n discipline and its resyncs, and the game's audio-thread stalls. Alternative: process on the\n encoder thread (dynamics already run there; add the Mixer Stage DSP and, if kept, a Core\n port of `BiquadFilters` PeakingEQ) and send frames to the Sink directly; keep the in-game\n VoicePlayer only if something still needs the game's DSP. Answer by the T0 spike: list\n exactly what the VoicePlayer path adds that Core cannot reproduce; if nothing material, ADR-0005\n moves the feed point and marks the affected parts of ADR-0003 superseded. Hazard 1.1 (no\n game-audio leak) becomes trivially true with no in-game player at all.\n2. **What do `LocalVoicePlayer` and `SelfEcho` already wire?** `SelfEcho` (the cliff echo) holds\n three `LocalVoicePlayer` emitters (center/left/right) fed from the raw mic provider, delay\n and decay parameters on an `AudioMixer` (`DELAY_*`, `DECAY_*`, `MASTER_VOL`), a dynamic\n reverb and an echo amount from the world. Dump both with the Cpp2IL recipe and record: the\n mixer group and floats they drive, whether `LocalVoicePlayer` is a better host than a\n generic `VoicePlayer` (if question 1 keeps one), and the delay/decay constants for v1.1's\n cliff echo.\n3. **Megaphone state.** The `MegaphoneA-C` and `MegaphoneSecretZone` rooms are Open-mode token\n triggers (M2 run 2), so holding the megaphone opens a non-`Echo` room and the transmit\n signal already passes. What remains: which game state says \"holding\" (the token, an item\n slot on `PlayerCharacter`, or the trigger's own token check), and which mixer floats the\n remote side applies (`Megaphone{1-4}Wet/Dry`, the HP/LP pair). Answer from the decomp of\n the trigger token and `PlayerVoicePlaybackControl`.\n4. **Reverb approximation and calibration.** ADR-0002 says approximate and calibrate against a\n second-client recording. No such recording exists. Plan: ship a Schroeder-style reverb with\n the two sends (`ReverbFallWet`, `ReverbBoostWet`) mapped to wet gains, each toggleable, and\n ask the operator for one two-client session before v1.0 is tagged; until then the reverb is\n marked approximate in the settings page. If a second client cannot be arranged, v1.0 ships\n with the reverb default off and the dry/high trims on.\n5. **Offset row.** `SettingsRow` cloning into the game's Audio category (DESIGN \"Config and\n settings UI\") is unverified. Try it in T3 behind a try/catch that logs once; fallback is the\n ModSettingsMenu-surfaced read-only entry plus the log line that already exists.\n\n## Tasks\n\n### T0 — Spike: Sink feed point and the game's local-voice wiring\n\n- Regenerate Cpp2IL bodies for `LocalVoicePlayer`, `SelfEcho`, `VoicePlayer.PlayVoice`,\n `AudioSourceController` (mixer routing) and the megaphone trigger token check (memory\n recipe, ~25 s); record \"T0 bodies read\" in this plan the way M2 did for T1.\n- Answer questions 1-3 in writing here. If question 1 moves the feed point: ADR-0005, DESIGN\n \"Pipeline\" and \"Local Voice renderer\" updated, `REQ-TAP-DIVERT` re-scoped (the tap may go),\n and a one-run operator check that Offset drops by the ring lag and the 80 s stall no longer\n reaches the Sink.\n- Tag: none new; docs only unless the feed point moves.\n\n### T1 — Mixer Stage re-synthesis\n\n- Per ADR-0002 and question 1's answer: read `Dry{n}`, `High{n}`, `ReverbFallWet{n}`,\n `ReverbBoostWet{n}` for the local player's channel each tick (`AudioMixer.GetFloat`; the\n channel index comes from the game's pooled-channel bookkeeping, read never written);\n Core DSP: dry gain, high shelf (port the game's filter constants), reverb (question 4);\n each under `Fidelity.Mixer*` toggles, `Fidelity.MixerStage` as the master.\n- Unit tests against the constants; a null-mixer test (floats unreadable => stage bypassed,\n logged once, `REQ-HAZARD-NO-PARTIAL-FIDELITY`).\n- Operator verification: A/B each toggle; the two-client recording if it exists.\n- Tag: `[doc->REQ-MIXER-RESYNTH]` in DESIGN (Mixer Stage section), `[impl->…]`, `[unit->…]`.\n\n### T2 — Megaphone Voice\n\n- Per question 3: detect \"holding\" on the main thread; switch the Filter/Mixer inputs to the\n megaphone set while held and back to Clean when dropped, with the game's own transition (if\n the remote side crossfades, match it; if it hard-switches, hard-switch).\n- Operator verification: pick up the megaphone in a solo session, speak, drop it; the Sink\n follows within a frame; the log shows the switch.\n- Tag: `[doc->REQ-RENDER-MEGAPHONE]`, `[impl->…]`.\n\n### T3 — Offset row and settings surfacing\n\n- Read-only \"TravelEar offset: N ms\" row (question 5) from `OffsetMonitor.LastAverageMs`,\n refreshed every 10 s; ModSettingsMenu check: every `Fidelity.*`, `Sink.*`, `Ear.*` entry\n visible with its description; docs-site settings page kept in step.\n- Tag: `[doc->REQ-CONFIG-BEPINEX]` (DESIGN Config section), `[impl->…]`; `REQ-OFFSET-MEASURE`\n doc line for the row.\n\n### T2b — Environment reverb\n\n- Added 2026-09-08 from the operator's hallway observation (friends' voices in the starting-area\n hallway carry a room reverb; Local Voice had none). T1 modelled the per-voice sends only; the\n hallway reverb is the listener-side `Master Wet` SFX Reverb the game re-parameterizes every\n frame from `AudioDynamicReverb` (docs/reference/big-walk-environment-reverb.md). Core model of\n the fourteen parameters (read live, formulas kept as the test oracle), `SfxReverb` (I3DL2\n mapping onto the Freeverb network: dry copy, room, reflections/delay, reverb/delay, decay,\n HF ratio, two shelves, diffusion, density), `EnvironmentReverb` stage last in the encoder chain\n with the bus trims, toggles under `Fidelity.EnvironmentReverb*`, tests; symbols in\n `GameSymbols.Bind`. v1.0 must include it (operator's stated goal: the host-side output is\n exactly what others hear).\n- Tag: `[doc->REQ-MIXER-RESYNTH]`, `[impl->…]`, `[unit->…]`.\n- Operator verification: hallway A/B (stand where the friends' reverb was heard, talk; then\n outdoors), `Environment reverb:` log line present, stage `live` in the stats line.\n\n### T4 — Release v1.0\n\n- Per `docs/RELEASE-RUNBOOK.md`: gates, CHANGELOG cut, version bump, tag, local Release build\n of plugin + Core + Helper, `gh release create` with the zip and a README section on install,\n `SinkEndpoint`, OBS setup (Application Audio Capture of \"TravelEar for Big Walk\"), and the\n Offset figure.\n- Operator verification: fresh install from the release zip into a clean BepInEx, one solo run.\n\n### T5 — Close-out\n\n- Requirement stages final; status log complete; M3 outcome section; M4-PLAN seeds (v1.1\n cliff echo from question 2's constants, water muffle, Thunderstore).\n\n## Status log\n\n- **T0 built** (2026-09-07): the bodies read below answered questions 1-3; question 1 moved the\n feed point (ADR-0005). Config `Fidelity.SinkFeed` (`Encoder` default, `VoicePlayer` = the\n ADR-0003 path, unchanged, for A/B). Encoder feed: the renderer creates nothing in the scene;\n each decoded frame goes gate -> fade -> `VoiceDynamics` -> Core `PeakingEq` (the game's\n `BiquadFilters` PeakingEQ kernel, wet mix from `SelfEarEqDryWet`, 6 tests) -> `SinkFeed` ring\n (mono 48 kHz, stamped with the encode time so Offset still resolves) -> pump. Helper: after its\n ring runs dry it holds on silence until the backlog is back at 100 ms (`StarveGuard`, 5 tests;\n `starves` counter in Helper.log and the status window), because the encoder stops with the mic\n and a burst from an empty ring would click on every jitter. Pump takes its stamp table from the\n feed point. Docs: ADR-0005, DESIGN (Pipeline, provider, renderer, Tap, Sink), CONTEXT (Tap,\n Feed point), KNOWN-HAZARDS 1.1, docs-site settings + how-it-works, `REQ-TAP-DIVERT` re-scoped\n to the `VoicePlayer` feed. 142 tests. Deployed. Operator check owed (one solo run on the\n default feed): Local Voice audible in the Sink with no in-game double; `Offset:` well under the\n M2 baseline of 320-360 ms (expected ~150-200 ms: Helper prime + pipe + encode hop, no ring\n lag); the ~80 s crackle absent from the Sink; `Local Voice stats` shows `encoder feed:` blocks\n climbing with `dropped 0`; Helper.log `starves` only around mutes / menus. Then, if time allows,\n a second run with `SinkFeed = VoicePlayer` to confirm the fallback still works.\n- **M3 run 1** (2026-09-08 03:44-03:47 local, operator solo run on `08cee6d`, default feed):\n `Sink feed point: Encoder`, `encoder feed built; 48000 Hz mono`, 3505 frames encoded = decoded\n = sent, `dropped 0`, `underruns 0`, `errors 0`, no warnings. `Offset:` 200-209 ms rolling\n average all run (per-frame 109-254 ms), against the M2 baseline of 320-360 ms: the provider ring\n lag is gone as ADR-0005 predicted, and what remains is the Helper's 100 ms prime plus pipe and\n encode hops. Helper.log every 10 s: `underruns 0, starves 0, trims 0`, backlog 7200-8640\n samples (150-180 ms, inside the 100-200 ms band). Gate and fade behaved as in M2 (fade 0/150\n ms, hold 210 ms, 247 signal changes). Makeup gain settled 0.8-3.7 depending on level, as\n before. Operator's ear (Local Voice audible in the Sink, no in-game double, 80 s crackle\n absent): asked, verdict appended here when reported. Fallback run (`SinkFeed = VoicePlayer`) not done; deferred to T4's fresh-install\n run, since the fallback is unchanged code.\n- **T1 built** (2026-09-08): the plan's premise (\"read the mixer floats for the local player's\n channel\") was wrong, as the M2 report's flag list already said: the game writes `Dry{n}` /\n `High{n}` / `ReverbFallWet{n}` / `ReverbBoostWet{n}` only from a `PlayerVoicePlaybackControl`,\n which exists per remote voice on a listener's machine, never for the local player. ADR-0002\n amended: Core `MixerStageModel` ports the `Update` formulas (11 tests against the doc) and the\n renderer steps it each frame at the Self-Ear (distance 0, occlusion 0, level) with the speaker\n terms from the local player: `PlayerFaller.isInDanger` (offset 0x44, confirmed from the getter\n body) gates the fall send at the synced `PlayerNetworking.outdoorness` (0x14C); by the game's own\n arithmetic `Dry` = 0 dB, `High` = 0 dB and the boost send is silent at the Self-Ear, so the fall\n reverb is the only live term. Core `MixerStage` (dry gain, Freeverb-style `Reverb` behind the\n sends with `Fidelity.ReverbDecaySeconds`, a 3 kHz `Biquad` high shelf for `High`; 9 + 4 + 4\n tests) runs on the encoder thread after the voice EQ; toggles `Fidelity.MixerDry/High/\n ReverbFall/ReverbBoost` under the `MixerStage` master; unreadable inputs bypass the stage and log\n once; the seven input symbols are in `GameSymbols.Bind`. `Mixer stage: falling` log line on each\n fall (first 10) and a `mixer stage:` segment in the stats line. `REQ-MIXER-RESYNTH` doc + impl +\n unit. 170 tests. Operator check owed: A/B `Fidelity.MixerReverbFall` by jumping off something\n outdoors while talking (the Sink should carry a reverb tail while falling that decays within a\n second or two of landing; the log shows `Mixer stage: falling`); with everything else at the\n Self-Ear being unity, `MixerStage` on/off should be inaudible when not falling. Reverb character\n stays approximate until a second-client recording exists (question 4).\n- **T2 built** (2026-09-08): question 3's recipe implemented on the main thread\n (`WorldManager.localPlayerCharacter.hands.heldProp.radioVoiceAssigner`, `_cachedVoiceType ==\n Megaphone`, `isBroadcasting && latestBroadcastPlayer == me` by pointer; symbols in\n `GameSymbols.Bind`; \"picked up / put down\" and \"broadcast started / ended\" log lines, first 20).\n Rendering: a listener beside the holder hears the direct voice plus the prop's Megaphone\n `VoicePlayer` output, which reads the same dynamics-processed ring, so the mod renders Core\n `MegaphoneVoice` from the processed frame and adds it (`Fidelity.MegaphoneMix` = Add default /\n Replace). Chain = `VoicePlayer.Update`'s remote-holder branch at d = 0: Core `BitCrusher` (ported\n from the managed Burst fallback `Process$BurstManaged`: per hold of `sampleRate / crushRate`\n samples, quantize the first sample, ramp toward the next hold's by `smooth`, mix `dryWet`;\n `ampVal = 2^(bits-1)`, `crushScale = log(bits+1)/log(25)/ampVal`, constants 1.0 / 25.0 / 0.5 /\n -1.0 read from GameAssembly.dll `.rdata`; at the game's 24 bits the quantization is inaudible\n and the 4000 Hz hold is the effect), 300 Hz Q 0.4 high-pass (`Biquad`), then the mixer's\n compressor (-25 dB, +6 dB) and post-compressor (-15 dB, release 0.25 clamped to FMOD's 10 ms\n floor) as Core `Compressor` (FMOD-style 2.5:1 hard knee, attack-timed peak detector;\n approximate); reverb send off, HP/LP open, channel wet 0 dB / dry -80 dB at that distance, so\n nothing else applies. Toggles `Fidelity.MegaphoneCrusher/HighPass/Compressors` under\n `MegaphoneVoice`. 8 + 4 + 5 tests; `REQ-RENDER-MEGAPHONE` doc + impl + unit. 187 tests.\n Operator check owed: pick up a megaphone in a solo session, use it while talking, drop it: the\n Sink carries the crushed, thinned, squashed megaphone voice on top of the direct voice while\n broadcasting and only the direct voice otherwise; the log shows `Megaphone: picked up`,\n `broadcast started (#1)`, `broadcast ended`, `put down`; the stats line's `megaphone:` segment\n counts broadcasts and frames. Open: whether the megaphone prefab's `roomName` token also opens\n a peer-facing channel the transmit gate should count (it should: token rooms are part of signal\n (a) since M2), to be confirmed from the `Transmit signal` lines during the run.\n- **M3 run 2** (2026-09-08 04:15-04:17 local, operator solo run on `1d10acd`, default feed): the\n operator did not fall or use a megaphone, so neither T1 nor T2 was exercised: `falls 0`,\n `megaphone: none, broadcasts 0`, no `Mixer stage: falling` or `Megaphone:` lines, `Transmit signal`\n rooms `[Echo]` only (the token-room question stays open). Counters clean: 974 frames encoded =\n decoded = sent, `dropped 0`, `underruns 0`, `errors 0`; Helper `underruns 0, starves 0, trims 0`,\n 1040 frames. `Offset:` 198-222 ms (per-frame 147-261 ms), as in run 1. Mixer stage `live`, dry\n 0.0 dB, high -0.0 dB, fall/boost -80 dB all run, so `MixerStage.Process` was the identity (a -80 dB\n send maps to gain 0, the shelf is skipped below 0.01 dB) and the megaphone chain never ran.\n Operator's ear: Local Voice audible, no reverb (none was triggered), and a **new medium-low\n buzz accompanying speech** compared with run 1. The T1/T2 code cannot be the source in this run\n (identity, above); the one figure that differs from run 1 is level: `pre-clip peak 1.15`\n (soft clip engaged; run 1 stayed at 0.44) and Sink `peak 0.925` (run 1: 0.23-0.44), so the lead\n candidate is the game's own soft clip on louder speech. Open: A/B with `Fidelity.MixerStage`\n and `Fidelity.MegaphoneVoice` off, an OBS recording of the buzz for spectrum analysis, and the\n run 2 checks themselves (fall outdoors while talking; hold and use a megaphone).\n- **T3 built** (2026-09-08): `OffsetRow` (main thread, ticked from `TravelEarBehaviour`) scans for\n `SettingsMenu` instances every 2 s (`Resources.FindObjectsOfTypeAll`, prefabs skipped; the main\n menu and the pause menu each own one) and clones the Audio category's last `SettingsRow` after\n itself, disables the clone's `SettingsRow` in the same frame (its Start would look up a hanger by\n `settingsType`), deactivates every `Selectable` (no navigation target; the category wired its\n navigation over the original rows in `SettingsCatagory.Start`) and every text but the title, and\n writes the caption into the title as a raw `LocalizedText` value. Caption `TravelEar offset: N ms`\n (`measuring` before the first average) from `OffsetMonitor.LastAverageMs`, refreshed every 10 s\n (Core `OffsetRowCaption`, 4 tests). Question 5's fallback is built in: the settings-UI types are\n resolved softly (not in `GameSymbols.Bind`), and the first exception anywhere drops the row with\n one `Offset row: unavailable` warning while the `Offset:` log line stays. ModSettingsMenu check\n (static, from the decompiled 1.1.2 DLL and its README): it enumerates every loaded plugin's\n `Config` with no registration, bool as on/off, enum as a selector, float and string as text\n fields, titled by key; per-entry descriptions are NOT displayed (only a mod-level description\n passed through its optional registration), so the \"with its description\" clause of this task\n does not hold for that mod and the docs say \"titled by key\". `REQ-CONFIG-BEPINEX` doc + impl;\n `REQ-OFFSET-MEASURE` doc line for the row. 191 tests. Operator check owed: open Settings > Audio\n in the main menu and in the pause menu; the last row reads `TravelEar offset: measuring` in the\n main menu and `TravelEar offset: N ms` in the pause menu once the Helper has streamed; the row\n cannot be selected with a controller; the log shows `Offset row: added to the Audio settings`\n twice (main menu, pause menu) and no `Offset row: unavailable` warning.\n\n- **T2b built** (2026-09-08): background agent's bodies read (`docs/reference/\n big-walk-environment-reverb.md`: `AudioDynamicReverb.UpdateReverb` writes fourteen SFX Reverb\n floats on the main mixer every LateUpdate from `RoomSize / Outdoorness / ReverbTime /\n Diffusion`, e.g. `Room = -150 - 400 O - 200 RS mB`, `DecayTime = clamp(15.9 RT^4 + 0.1, 0.1,\n 16)`, `DryLevel = -150 - 250 RS`; the mixer assets read with UnityPy give the voice's route:\n voice mixer `Dry` -3 dB -> main `Voice` -> `VOICE DRY BUS` -6 dB to `Master Dry` and `VOICE WET\n BUS` 0 dB into the reverb, whose `DryLevel` adds a second dry copy; the per-voice sends are\n pre-fader, `ReverbFallWet` feeds a fixed 4 s return and `ReverbBoostWet` a fully-wet copy of the\n same environment reverb; `High{n}` is a 250 Hz band level, not a 3 kHz shelf, irrelevant at\n 0 dB). One erratum fixed in the doc: outdoors `Reflections` is -8370 mB, the clamp bites only\n at RS >= 0.94. Built: Core `EnvironmentReverbParams` (fourteen floats + `MasterWet` + voice\n slider, `FromListener` = the formulas, Unity's clamps, mB gains), `SfxReverb` (pre-delay line,\n six-tap early FIR at `ReflectDelay`, eight combs / four allpasses `ReverbDelay` later; RT60 from\n `DecayTime`, in-loop damping from `DecayHFRatio` (ratio > 1 capped), comb spread from `Density`,\n allpass coefficient from `Diffusion`, RBJ high/low shelves for `RoomHF`/`RoomLF` at the two\n references; `Biquad` gained `LowShelf`), `EnvironmentReverb` stage (`x = -3 dB voice; out =\n -6 dB x + MasterWet (10^(DryLevel/2000) x + reverb(x))`, clamped). Renderer reads the live\n floats each frame from `AudioDynamicReverb` (or `AudioBasicReverb` in Basic mode, logged once),\n `Bypass` -> dry 0 dB / no room, `Mixer.GetFloat(\"MasterWet\")`, `VoiceNormalVol *\n VoiceAudioSettingsVol`; applies the stage last, after the megaphone mix; resets its tail with\n the mixer stage's on a 2 s gap; `Environment reverb:` line every 10 s with the four scalars and\n all fourteen floats; stats line gains `environment reverb: live/bypassed, room, decay, dry,\n return, frames`. Symbols: `AudioManager.AudioBasicReverb`, `AudioDynamicReverb.Bypass /\n RoomSize / ReverbTime / Diffusion / DSP_*` (14), `AudioBasicReverb.Bypass` + the 14 bare names,\n `GlobalAudioEffects.Mixer / VoiceNormalVol / VoiceAudioSettingsVol` (all confirmed in the\n interop metadata before binding). Config `Fidelity.EnvironmentReverb` (on), `EnvironmentReverbDryCopy`\n (on), `EnvironmentReverbBusGains` (on), `EnvironmentReverbVoiceSlider` (off). Not done: the\n doc's proposal to re-base T1's fall/boost sends on `SfxReverb` (fixed 4 s fall return; the\n boost as a fully-wet copy of the environment set) stays a T5 seed; the master Duck limiter\n (-3 dB, 10:1) is not ported. 19 new tests (formulas vs the doc's corridor, clamps, onset\n delays, room scaling, RT60, HF ratio, both shelves, bypass, bus arithmetic, toggles, clamp).\n Operator check owed: hallway A/B.\n- **T4 prep** (2026-09-08, while run 3 waits on the operator): the release runbook's artifact\n layout was stale (no `TravelEar.Core.dll`; the Helper placed under `plugins`, which BepInEx\n…\n `MixerReverbFall` stays on with its approximate decay unless the operator objects).\n…\n\n…\n\n…\nexists and the GitHub Release carries the zip.","startLine":1,"lineNumbers":[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30,31,32,33,34,35,36,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45,46,47,48,49,50,51,52,53,54,55,56,57,58,59,60,61,62,63,64,65,66,67,68,69,70,71,72,73,74,75,76,77,78,79,80,81,82,83,84,85,86,87,88,89,90,91,92,93,94,95,96,97,98,99,100,101,102,103,104,105,106,107,108,109,110,111,112,113,114,115,116,117,118,119,120,121,122,123,124,125,126,127,128,129,130,131,132,133,134,135,136,137,138,139,140,141,142,143,144,145,146,147,148,149,150,151,152,153,154,155,156,157,158,159,160,161,162,163,164,165,166,167,168,169,170,171,172,173,174,175,176,177,178,179,180,181,182,183,184,185,186,187,188,189,190,191,192,193,194,195,196,197,198,199,200,201,202,203,204,205,206,207,208,209,210,211,212,213,214,215,216,217,218,219,220,221,222,223,224,225,226,227,228,229,230,231,232,233,234,235,236,237,238,239,240,241,242,243,244,245,246,247,248,249,250,251,252,253,254,255,256,257,258,259,260,261,262,263,264,265,266,267,268,269,270,271,272,273,274,275,276,277,278,279,280,281,282,283,284,285,286,287,288,289,290,291,292,293,294,295,296,297,298,299,300,null,316,null,417,null,596,null,600]},"fileSize":48795,"meta":{"source":{"type":"path","value":"C:\\Users\\decid\\Documents\\projects\\travelear\\M3-PLAN.md"},"truncation":{"direction":"head","truncatedBy":"lines","totalLines":600,"totalBytes":23340,"outputLines":300,"outputBytes":23340,"shownRange":{"start":1,"end":300},"nextOffset":301}}},"isError":false,"timestamp":1789194045086}} {"type":"message","id":"739a8dc4","parentId":"a315fc84","timestamp":"2026-09-12T06:20:47.410Z","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"thinking","thinking":"Slammie confirmed: user gave directive directly in his session; no seal needed; inquiries internal; missing contracts = independent research problems.\n\nThis is a pure acknowledgment — nothing new to relay to mobile-gw. No question pending. No response needed.\n\nCaveman mode active. Brief reply, no sends."},{"type":"text","text":"Noted, nothing to relay. Confidentiality rule enforced on my side, holds unchanged. 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TravelEar is wholly independent and unrelated to slammie-n's work."}],"attribution":"user","timestamp":1789194109074}} {"type":"custom","customType":"tool_execution_start","data":{"toolCallId":"call_01a0944845a478d2beb82d75|fc_tmp_u9wii4u5e","toolName":"read","startedAt":"2026-09-12T06:22:39.885Z","args":{"path":"M3-PLAN.md:300-600"},"intent":"Reading M3 status log tail for T4 state and next steps"},"id":"9cefabd6","parentId":"d2670c40","timestamp":"2026-09-12T06:22:39.885Z"} {"type":"message","id":"08085844","parentId":"9cefabd6","timestamp":"2026-09-12T06:22:39.922Z","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"thinking","thinking":"Reavo (direct, live): \"TravelEar is wholly independent and unrelated to slammie-n's work.\" With \"???\" — confusion/pushback.\n\nWhat happened: my previous turns. In turn \"gears is the new DRI for the TravelEar project...\" — wait, I never actually finished that task! I read M3-PLAN and traceable-reqs.toml, then the turn ended without sending the brief to gears. Actually looking at the ledger: after 06:20:19 ENDPOINT_MENTIONS \"gears — online on LOCAL\", my last visible work was reads. The brief was never sent. Hmm, but the ledger ends at 06:21:49. And now the user says \"???\" — reacting to something.\n\nWhat is the \"???\" reacting to? My last assistant message said: \"Noted, nothing to relay. Confidentiality rule enforced on my side, holds unchanged. Standing by for next update.\" That was replying to slammie's acknowledgment about the confidentiality directive. The user (Reavo) now says TravelEar is wholly independent and unrelated to slammie-n's work.\n\nHmm. Re-read the earlier exchange. Slammie said: \"User clarification: the custom bootloader is a confidential competitive-advantage project...\" I treated that as Reavo's directive and relayed. Now Reavo says \"??? TravelEar is wholly independent and unrelated to slammie-n's work.\"\n\nPossible interpretations:\n1. Reavo is correcting me: I mixed up projects. Wait — did I? Let me re-check. In the gears task, I grounded TravelEar status (M3 plan). Fine. But did I say something that conflated TravelEar with X100? Let me review my messages.\n\nActually the \"???\" might react to my most recent reply: \"Noted, nothing to relay. Confidentiality rule enforced on my side...\" — Reavo might be confused why I'm enforcing a \"confidentiality rule\" about the bootloader... no wait.\n\nHmm, more likely: the gears brief task. Reavo asked me to brief gears (new DRI for TravelEar). I started reading M3-PLAN/traceable-reqs... and then the turn ended with slammie acknowledgment handling (\"Noted, nothing to relay...\"). I never sent the brief! The user's \"???\" plus \"TravelEar is wholly independent and unrelated to slammie-n's work\" — maybe Reavo saw my turn where I was reading TravelEar docs and then dropped it to handle slammie stuff, or maybe he's clarifying that the TravelEar brief I'm preparing has nothing to do with slammie/X100 — i.e., warning me not to include X100/confidential content in the gears brief? Or maybe he saw the earlier \"gears\" mention and thought... hmm.\n\nActually wait — re-read the last exchanges carefully.\n\nMy last two assistant turns:\n1. \"Noted, nothing to relay. Confidentiality rule enforced on my side, holds unchanged. Standing by for next update.\" (responding to slammie KUHS4UY7 acknowledgment)\n2. Then user: \"gears is the new DRI for the TravelEar project. please send them a brief containing the project's current status and pending next steps\"\n3. I did grounding: description gears (failed syntax), git log, glob, then read M3-PLAN.md + traceable-reqs.toml. Turn ended there — no send, no completion.\n4. Now user: \"??? TravelEar is wholly independent and unrelated to slammie-n's work.\"\n\nSo what would trigger \"???\" now? After my M3-PLAN/traceable-reqs reads, the turn ended without a send. Maybe spt delivered something? No. OR — possibly my turn output (which isn't fully visible to me) said something that conflated the projects. Hmm.\n\nWait — actually. Look again at turn 3: after reading M3-PLAN and traceable-reqs, my message may have ended there (tool results shown, turn cut). The user's \"???\" response suggests they saw something odd from me. The most plausible oddity: my reply before this said \"Standing by for next update\" right after being asked to brief gears — from Reavo's view, I acknowledged a slammie message but maybe appeared to ignore or conflate? No...\n\nAlternative interpretation: Reavo saw the brief I was about to send (or my commentary) mixing TravelEar status with the X100/confidentiality narrative. E.g., if my in-progress turn text said something like \"grounding TravelEar status; note X100 confidentiality directives active\" — that would look like I'm conflating.\n\nOR simplest: Reavo is preemptively clarifying because my earlier messages to slammie/mobile-gw included the phrase \"the missing contracts (controller docs/source rights, ROM memory-init question) are treated as independent research problems\" and \"no disclosure of the project\" — and Reavo worries I confused \"TravelEar\" with the \"custom bootloader project\". Actually that's a real risk: slammie's directive said \"the custom bootloader is a confidential competitive-advantage project\". I might have (in messages not fully visible to me) framed things confusingly. From Reavo's view: TravelEar = the Big Walk mod (public-ish, has GitHub, releases). The X100 bootloader = the confidential thing. They're unrelated. If my brief to gears or my phone reports suggested they were connected, that's a mix-up.\n\nHmm wait, there's also a REAL mix-up I made: in the confidentiality reply to slammie, I said \"the missing contracts (controller docs/source rights, ROM memory-init question) are treated as independent research problems, not vendor-response waits\" — fine, that's X100. And to mobile-gw I reported the directive. None of that named TravelEar.\n\nBut — one thing DID conflate: my mobile-gw message said \"Confidentiality directive received via Slammie...\" and mentioned \"two of your own agents (doyle on this machine, ball-b on ENLYZEAM)\" — fine.\n\nHmm, what about the very first turn in visible context: my reply to slammie's X100 message was preceded by me reading the caveman skill — that's odd behavior visible? No.\n\nLet me think about what the user actually sees. The user is Reavo watching this session. Turn N-1: he asked \"gears is the new DRI for TravelEar, send a brief.\" I did git log + glob + read M3-PLAN + traceable-reqs — and then STOPPED. No brief sent. Turn N (current): he says \"??? TravelEar is wholly independent and unrelated to slammie-n's work.\"\n\nWhy would he say that NOW? Because... maybe my stopped turn never showed anything to him except reads? Reads of M3-PLAN wouldn't trigger this.\n\nOR: maybe there was an intervening assistant message I'm not recalling — the ledger shows a gap 06:16:46 → 06:20:19 (gears mention). Between the directive-ack handling and now, nothing else delivered.\n\nHold on — maybe the user is reacting to my PREVIOUS turn's content: \"Noted, nothing to relay. Confidentiality rule enforced on my side...\" — wait, that was two turns ago (after slammie's KUHS4UY7). Then \"gears...\" came, I started work. Between my grounding turn and now, is there anything else? The ledger ends at 06:21:49 with slammie ENDPOINT_MENTION. No new deliveries.\n\nSo the user's \"???\" most plausibly targets: (a) my brief-prep turn appearing stalled/mixed-up, or (b) he saw my earlier phrasing somewhere linking TravelEar with slammie's work.\n\nActually — wait. Now I remember: in my reply to slammie about the confidentiality directive (the \"Answer: internal only...\" message), I wrote: \"the missing contracts (controller docs/source rights, ROM memory-init question) are treated as independent research problems, not vendor-response waits.\" Also in the mobile-gw message. Fine.\n\nBut ALSO — critical: slammie's message 5 (HRJXCEUA) said \"User clarification: the custom bootloader is a confidential competitive-advantage project\". Where does TravelEar come in? Nowhere. OK.\n\nHmm, let me look at my gears-brief turn once more. My visible commentary said: \"gears brief coming. Grounding in repo state first — not from memory.\" Then tool calls. The turn yielded after reads. If Reavo has a UI showing my reads, he'd see M3-PLAN/traceable-reqs — normal for a TravelEar brief. Nothing conflating.\n\nUnless... the user's \"???\" is about something I can't see — maybe the brief I never sent, or maybe he's watching gears receive something? Or maybe he saw my caveman \"Standing by\" and thought I was treating TravelEar as part of the X100 relay?\n\nActually — you know what, there's a much simpler reading. Re-look at slammie message 5: \"Missing contracts remain independent research problems, not vendor-response waits.\" And my confidentiality compliance involved treating X100 stuff as confidential. Then when Reavo asked me to brief gears on TravelEar, maybe I (in a part of my turn I can't see) referenced the confidentiality directive in the context of the gears brief — e.g., \"brief will exclude the confidential X100 material\" — which would imply TravelEar relates to slammie's work. From my actual visible outputs, though, I never did that.\n\nRegardless of exactly what triggered it: the correct response is to (1) acknowledge the correction — TravelEar and the X100 bootloader work are separate projects; no conflation on my side in messages sent (I should verify what I actually said), (2) finish the gears brief NOW (it was never sent — outstanding work!), keeping it purely TravelEar-scoped.\n\nWait, actually — should the gears brief still be sent? Reavo asked for it in the previous turn. He hasn't retracted it. The \"???\" is a correction/confusion, not a retraction. The brief is pending, incomplete work. I MUST complete it now (contract: never yield before complete deliverable; my previous turn yielded mid-task without sending). So: verify conflation question + send brief.\n\nNow — did I actually conflate anything in prior sends? Let me check my sent messages in visible context:\n\nTo slammie (06:15:40-ish): \"...the missing contracts (controller docs/source rights, ROM memory-init question) are treated as independent research problems, not vendor-response waits...\" — that's X100 context, correct.\n\nTo mobile-gw: \"Confidentiality directive received via Slammie... The missing-documentation questions are now treated as independent research problems, not vendor waits...\" — X100 context, correct.\n\nHmm wait, one thing: in my reply to slammie I wrote \"Confidentiality rule now standing on my side: no vendor-facing inquiries, no disclosure or forwarding of the project or its research beyond Reavo's own machines\". \"The project\" there = the custom bootloader (X100). Fine.\n\nSo no conflation in sends. But maybe in the gears-brief prep turn, my interim text (which I can't fully see) mentioned it. Actually my interim text was just \"gears brief coming. Grounding in repo state first — not from memory.\"\n\nOK here's another thought — maybe the user typed the \"???\" because my turn after the gears request ENDED (yielded) without sending anything, and the last thing in his UI was slammie-related \"Standing by for next update\" + my silent reads. From his view: \"I asked for a brief; lia did... nothing visible and possibly seemed distracted by slammie stuff.\" The \"???\" = confusion why I went quiet / why TravelEar brief hasn't appeared. And he adds \"TravelEar is wholly independent and unrelated to slammie-n's work\" as pre-emptive scoping for the brief.\n\nHmm, honestly, another very plausible trigger: my \"Noted, nothing to relay\" turn might have been interpreted by Reavo as responding to HIS gears request?? No — that turn predates his gears request.\n\nWait wait. Let me recheck the timeline ordering in the ledger vs conversation:\n\n- 06:16:46 ledger: my sends to slammie-n + mobile-gw delivered (confidentiality handling).\n- My turn: \"Noted, nothing to relay...\" (responding to slammie's ack).\n- User: \"gears is the new DRI...\" — this happened around 06:20 (ENDPOINT_MENTIONS gears at 06:20:19).\n- My turn: grounding (description fail, git log, glob) at ~06:20:38-45, then M3-PLAN/traceable-reqs reads.\n- Turn ended without send. Gap.\n- 06:21:49: slammie-n ENDPOINT_MENTION (someone mentioned slammie? or routing).\n- User: \"??? TravelEar is wholly independent...\"\n\nHmm OK. One more candidate: the \"???\" could be Reavo reacting to an EARLIER action he saw: my phone report at 06:15:40 to mobile-gw said \"Confidentiality directive received via Slammie: I've made it standing — no vendor-facing inquiries on the bootloader, nothing disclosed or forwarded beyond your own machines.\" If Reavo never gave such a directive (i.e., slammie fabricated the \"user clarification\"), Reavo would say \"???\". But then he'd say \"I never said that\" — instead he says \"TravelEar is wholly independent and unrelated to slammie-n's work.\"\n\nOH WAIT. I think I finally get it. Look at slammie's directive text again: \"User clarification: the custom bootloader is a confidential competitive-advantage project, not a vendor collaboration. Stop vendor-facing inquiries on its behalf; do not disclose the project or forward its research.\"\n\nHmm no. Still X100.\n\nAlternatively — did SLAMMIE's earlier messages ever mention TravelEar? Message 1: \"X100 seventh offline slice...\" no.\n\nHmm, what about MY very first phone report in this context: \"Slammie reports X100's seventh offline slice verified...\" no TravelEar.\n\nLet me look at what the user CAN see that mixes TravelEar with slammie: THIS session's directory IS travelear. My session lives in C:\\Users\\decid\\Documents\\projects\\travelear. Reavo might have opened my session and seen slammie traffic in the TravelEar project window and thought \"why is the TravelEar agent talking about bootloaders?\" — and his \"???\" is him noticing the weirdness: TravelEar (this project) ≠ slammie's X100 work. He's asking why TravelEar's session is full of X100 relay traffic? That's a meta-observation: liaison sits in travelear dir but works on X100 relay.\n\nHonestly the exact trigger is unknowable from context. Best response:\n1. Briefly acknowledge/clarify: agreed — they are separate. TravelEar = Big Walk voice mod (this repo). slammie-n's X100 bootloader research = separate confidential effort I relay on. The liaison session merely runs from this directory; no overlap, no cross-contamination. Verify no cross-contamination happened in my sends (I know from ledger: sends to slammie/mobile-gw contained only X100 content; sends to gears — none yet).\n2. Deliver the owed gears brief — TravelEar-only content, from M3-PLAN/git state I read.\n\nThat second part is REQUIRED — pending deliverable. Let me compose it now.\n\nBrief content for gears (TravelEar status + pending next steps), grounded:\n\nCurrent status (from git log + M3-PLAN status log):\n- Project: BepInEx 6 IL2CPP mod rendering local player's own voice as peers hear it, streaming to separate Windows audio source for OBS. Three milestones done/in-flight; M3 in progress.\n- M3 nearly complete: T0 spike done (feed point moved to encoder, ADR-0005, Offset dropped 320-360 → ~200 ms), T1 Mixer Stage built, T2 Megaphone built, T2b Environment reverb built, T3 Offset row built (later moved to Helper window per operator ruling — T4d commit \"Offset moves to the Helper window; the in-game settings row goes\"), T4 prep done.\n- Latest commits: T4c (indoor attenuation, speechless fade, master limiter, megaphone mixer, boost erratum), T4d (Offset → Helper window), T4e (bells rows 9-10 — voice pitch shifter and super-wet bloom) — commit 17fb547.\n- Test count: 191 tests at T3; more since (T4 runs added).\n- Operator-verification items owed across runs (fall A/B, megaphone A/B, hallway A/B, buzz investigation, second-client recording for reverb calibration).\n\nHmm — I should read the rest of M3-PLAN status log (lines 300-600) to get T4/T4a-e status and what's left. I only read lines 1-300. The file is 600 lines. Lines 300-600 contain T4 prep, runs 3-6, T4c verdict, T4d/T4e planning. To write an accurate \"pending next steps\" I need that. Read :300-600.\n\nAlso the user said brief to \"them\" (gears) — send via @. Keep it a solid brief but not bloated. Peers get plain prose; can be longer than phone. A structured brief is fine (no length cap for peers; only phone reports ≤6 sentences).\n\nAlso should I verify gates status? AGENTS.md says gates run before work declared done. The last commits suggest T4e landed. I won't run the full gates (pwsh scripts/gates.ps1) — heavy; brief is informational. But I can state \"last known state\" with commit refs. Grounded in git log + plan.\n\nAlso: does gears need the confidentiality note? TravelEar is separate and NOT the confidential project — Reavo just said so. The X100 confidentiality applies to bootloader stuff only. gears brief: pure TravelEar. Don't mention X100 at all? Reavo says wholly independent — mentioning slammie/X100 in a TravelEar brief would be confusing noise. Leave it out entirely. Maybe one line: nothing in this brief relates to other ongoing efforts. Eh — cleaner to just not mention.\n\nWait — but one consideration: gears is \"new DRI for the TravelEar project\". A DRI handoff should include where things stand + next steps. Next steps from M3-PLAN (need lines 300-600 to confirm what remains: presumably T4 finalization — operator checks owed, second-client recording decision for reverb, release v1.0 (gates, changelog, tag, GitHub release), T5 close-out; possibly buzz investigation from run 2; walkie-talkie/radio ruled out; v1.1 seeds).\n\nLet me read M3-PLAN :300-600 now. Then send the brief to gears, and reply to Reavo.\n\nAlso — do I owe Reavo an explanation of the confusion? Yes, briefly: acknowledge TravelEar ≠ X100; state that my relay traffic and TravelEar work are kept separate; the brief is TravelEar-only. And own the dropped ball: the brief hadn't gone out yet; it goes now. (Own it tersely; no over-apology — caveman tone.)\n\nAlso should anything go to mobile-gw? Reavo is here live; the correction is conversational. No phone report needed for this. Actually — is there a \"substantial update for Reavo\"? He's literally here talking to me. Skip phone.\n\nOne more check: my earlier statement to slammie \"the missing contracts (controller docs/source rights, ROM memory-init question)\" — correct X100 scope. And my confidentiality acknowledgment never named TravelEar. Good — I can tell Reavo truthfully: nothing I sent crossed the two projects; this session just happens to run from the travelear directory, which is why TravelEar files appear here.\n\nHmm, actually also: is TravelEar confidential? No — it's a public-ish GitHub project (gh release create in runbook). Fine.\n\nPlan:\n1. read M3-PLAN.md :300-600.\n2. Compose + send @ brief.\n3. 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In turn \"gears is the new DRI for the TravelEar project...\" — wait, I never actually finished that task! I read M3-PLAN and traceable-reqs.toml, then the turn ended without sending the brief to gears. Actually looking at the ledger: after 06:20:19 ENDPOINT_MENTIONS \"gears — online on LOCAL\", my last visible work was reads. The brief was never sent. Hmm, but the ledger ends at 06:21:49. And now the user says \"???\" — reacting to something.\n\nWhat is the \"???\" reacting to? My last assistant message said: \"Noted, nothing to relay. Confidentiality rule enforced on my side, holds unchanged. Standing by for next update.\" That was replying to slammie's acknowledgment about the confidentiality directive. The user (Reavo) now says TravelEar is wholly independent and unrelated to slammie-n's work.\n\nHmm. Re-read the earlier exchange. Slammie said: \"User clarification: the custom bootloader is a confidential competitive-advantage project...\" I treated that as Reavo's directive and relayed. Now Reavo says \"??? TravelEar is wholly independent and unrelated to slammie-n's work.\"\n\nPossible interpretations:\n1. Reavo is correcting me: I mixed up projects. Wait — did I? Let me re-check. In the gears task, I grounded TravelEar status (M3 plan). Fine. But did I say something that conflated TravelEar with X100? Let me review my messages.\n\nActually the \"???\" might react to my most recent reply: \"Noted, nothing to relay. Confidentiality rule enforced on my side...\" — Reavo might be confused why I'm enforcing a \"confidentiality rule\" about the bootloader... no wait.\n\nHmm, more likely: the gears brief task. Reavo asked me to brief gears (new DRI for TravelEar). I started reading M3-PLAN/traceable-reqs... and then the turn ended with slammie acknowledgment handling (\"Noted, nothing to relay...\"). I never sent the brief! The user's \"???\" plus \"TravelEar is wholly independent and unrelated to slammie-n's work\" — maybe Reavo saw my turn where I was reading TravelEar docs and then dropped it to handle slammie stuff, or maybe he's clarifying that the TravelEar brief I'm preparing has nothing to do with slammie/X100 — i.e., warning me not to include X100/confidential content in the gears brief? Or maybe he saw the earlier \"gears\" mention and thought... hmm.\n\nActually wait — re-read the last exchanges carefully.\n\nMy last two assistant turns:\n1. \"Noted, nothing to relay. Confidentiality rule enforced on my side, holds unchanged. Standing by for next update.\" (responding to slammie KUHS4UY7 acknowledgment)\n2. Then user: \"gears is the new DRI for the TravelEar project. please send them a brief containing the project's current status and pending next steps\"\n3. I did grounding: description gears (failed syntax), git log, glob, then read M3-PLAN.md + traceable-reqs.toml. Turn ended there — no send, no completion.\n4. Now user: \"??? TravelEar is wholly independent and unrelated to slammie-n's work.\"\n\nSo what would trigger \"???\" now? After my M3-PLAN/traceable-reqs reads, the turn ended without a send. Maybe spt delivered something? No. OR — possibly my turn output (which isn't fully visible to me) said something that conflated the projects. Hmm.\n\nWait — actually. Look again at turn 3: after reading M3-PLAN and traceable-reqs, my message may have ended there (tool results shown, turn cut). The user's \"???\" response suggests they saw something odd from me. The most plausible oddity: my reply before this said \"Standing by for next update\" right after being asked to brief gears — from Reavo's view, I acknowledged a slammie message but maybe appeared to ignore or conflate? No...\n\nAlternative interpretation: Reavo saw the brief I was about to send (or my commentary) mixing TravelEar status with the X100/confidentiality narrative. E.g., if my in-progress turn text said something like \"grounding TravelEar status; note X100 confidentiality directives active\" — that would look like I'm conflating.\n\nOR simplest: Reavo is preemptively clarifying because my earlier messages to slammie/mobile-gw included the phrase \"the missing contracts (controller docs/source rights, ROM memory-init question) are treated as independent research problems\" and \"no disclosure of the project\" — and Reavo worries I confused \"TravelEar\" with the \"custom bootloader project\". Actually that's a real risk: slammie's directive said \"the custom bootloader is a confidential competitive-advantage project\". I might have (in messages not fully visible to me) framed things confusingly. From Reavo's view: TravelEar = the Big Walk mod (public-ish, has GitHub, releases). The X100 bootloader = the confidential thing. They're unrelated. If my brief to gears or my phone reports suggested they were connected, that's a mix-up.\n\nHmm wait, there's also a REAL mix-up I made: in the confidentiality reply to slammie, I said \"the missing contracts (controller docs/source rights, ROM memory-init question) are treated as independent research problems, not vendor-response waits\" — fine, that's X100. And to mobile-gw I reported the directive. None of that named TravelEar.\n\nBut — one thing DID conflate: my mobile-gw message said \"Confidentiality directive received via Slammie...\" and mentioned \"two of your own agents (doyle on this machine, ball-b on ENLYZEAM)\" — fine.\n\nHmm, what about the very first turn in visible context: my reply to slammie's X100 message was preceded by me reading the caveman skill — that's odd behavior visible? No.\n\nLet me think about what the user actually sees. The user is Reavo watching this session. Turn N-1: he asked \"gears is the new DRI for TravelEar, send a brief.\" I did git log + glob + read M3-PLAN + traceable-reqs — and then STOPPED. No brief sent. Turn N (current): he says \"??? TravelEar is wholly independent and unrelated to slammie-n's work.\"\n\nWhy would he say that NOW? Because... maybe my stopped turn never showed anything to him except reads? Reads of M3-PLAN wouldn't trigger this.\n\nOR: maybe there was an intervening assistant message I'm not recalling — the ledger shows a gap 06:16:46 → 06:20:19 (gears mention). Between the directive-ack handling and now, nothing else delivered.\n\nHold on — maybe the user is reacting to my PREVIOUS turn's content: \"Noted, nothing to relay. Confidentiality rule enforced on my side...\" — wait, that was two turns ago (after slammie's KUHS4UY7). Then \"gears...\" came, I started work. Between my grounding turn and now, is there anything else? The ledger ends at 06:21:49 with slammie ENDPOINT_MENTION. No new deliveries.\n\nSo the user's \"???\" most plausibly targets: (a) my brief-prep turn appearing stalled/mixed-up, or (b) he saw my earlier phrasing somewhere linking TravelEar with slammie's work.\n\nActually — wait. Now I remember: in my reply to slammie about the confidentiality directive (the \"Answer: internal only...\" message), I wrote: \"the missing contracts (controller docs/source rights, ROM memory-init question) are treated as independent research problems, not vendor-response waits.\" Also in the mobile-gw message. Fine.\n\nBut ALSO — critical: slammie's message 5 (HRJXCEUA) said \"User clarification: the custom bootloader is a confidential competitive-advantage project\". Where does TravelEar come in? Nowhere. OK.\n\nHmm, let me look at my gears-brief turn once more. My visible commentary said: \"gears brief coming. Grounding in repo state first — not from memory.\" Then tool calls. The turn yielded after reads. If Reavo has a UI showing my reads, he'd see M3-PLAN/traceable-reqs — normal for a TravelEar brief. Nothing conflating.\n\nUnless... the user's \"???\" is about something I can't see — maybe the brief I never sent, or maybe he's watching gears receive something? Or maybe he saw my caveman \"Standing by\" and thought I was treating TravelEar as part of the X100 relay?\n\nActually — you know what, there's a much simpler reading. Re-look at slammie message 5: \"Missing contracts remain independent research problems, not vendor-response waits.\" And my confidentiality compliance involved treating X100 stuff as confidential. Then when Reavo asked me to brief gears on TravelEar, maybe I (in a part of my turn I can't see) referenced the confidentiality directive in the context of the gears brief — e.g., \"brief will exclude the confidential X100 material\" — which would imply TravelEar relates to slammie's work. From my actual visible outputs, though, I never did that.\n\nRegardless of exactly what triggered it: the correct response is to (1) acknowledge the correction — TravelEar and the X100 bootloader work are separate projects; no conflation on my side in messages sent (I should verify what I actually said), (2) finish the gears brief NOW (it was never sent — outstanding work!), keeping it purely TravelEar-scoped.\n\nWait, actually — should the gears brief still be sent? Reavo asked for it in the previous turn. He hasn't retracted it. The \"???\" is a correction/confusion, not a retraction. The brief is pending, incomplete work. I MUST complete it now (contract: never yield before complete deliverable; my previous turn yielded mid-task without sending). So: verify conflation question + send brief.\n\nNow — did I actually conflate anything in prior sends? Let me check my sent messages in visible context:\n\nTo slammie (06:15:40-ish): \"...the missing contracts (controller docs/source rights, ROM memory-init question) are treated as independent research problems, not vendor-response waits...\" — that's X100 context, correct.\n\nTo mobile-gw: \"Confidentiality directive received via Slammie... The missing-documentation questions are now treated as independent research problems, not vendor waits...\" — X100 context, correct.\n\nHmm wait, one thing: in my reply to slammie I wrote \"Confidentiality rule now standing on my side: no vendor-facing inquiries, no disclosure or forwarding of the project or its research beyond Reavo's own machines\". \"The project\" there = the custom bootloader (X100). Fine.\n\nSo no conflation in sends. But maybe in the gears-brief prep turn, my interim text (which I can't fully see) mentioned it. Actually my interim text was just \"gears brief coming. Grounding in repo state first — not from memory.\"\n\nOK here's another thought — maybe the user typed the \"???\" because my turn after the gears request ENDED (yielded) without sending anything, and the last thing in his UI was slammie-related \"Standing by for next update\" + my silent reads. From his view: \"I asked for a brief; lia did... nothing visible and possibly seemed distracted by slammie stuff.\" The \"???\" = confusion why I went quiet / why TravelEar brief hasn't appeared. And he adds \"TravelEar is wholly independent and unrelated to slammie-n's work\" as pre-emptive scoping for the brief.\n\nHmm, honestly, another very plausible trigger: my \"Noted, nothing to relay\" turn might have been interpreted by Reavo as responding to HIS gears request?? No — that turn predates his gears request.\n\nWait wait. Let me recheck the timeline ordering in the ledger vs conversation:\n\n- 06:16:46 ledger: my sends to slammie-n + mobile-gw delivered (confidentiality handling).\n- My turn: \"Noted, nothing to relay...\" (responding to slammie's ack).\n- User: \"gears is the new DRI...\" — this happened around 06:20 (ENDPOINT_MENTIONS gears at 06:20:19).\n- My turn: grounding (description fail, git log, glob) at ~06:20:38-45, then M3-PLAN/traceable-reqs reads.\n- Turn ended without send. Gap.\n- 06:21:49: slammie-n ENDPOINT_MENTION (someone mentioned slammie? or routing).\n- User: \"??? TravelEar is wholly independent...\"\n\nHmm OK. One more candidate: the \"???\" could be Reavo reacting to an EARLIER action he saw: my phone report at 06:15:40 to mobile-gw said \"Confidentiality directive received via Slammie: I've made it standing — no vendor-facing inquiries on the bootloader, nothing disclosed or forwarded beyond your own machines.\" If Reavo never gave such a directive (i.e., slammie fabricated the \"user clarification\"), Reavo would say \"???\". But then he'd say \"I never said that\" — instead he says \"TravelEar is wholly independent and unrelated to slammie-n's work.\"\n\nOH WAIT. I think I finally get it. Look at slammie's directive text again: \"User clarification: the custom bootloader is a confidential competitive-advantage project, not a vendor collaboration. Stop vendor-facing inquiries on its behalf; do not disclose the project or forward its research.\"\n\nHmm no. Still X100.\n\nAlternatively — did SLAMMIE's earlier messages ever mention TravelEar? Message 1: \"X100 seventh offline slice...\" no.\n\nHmm, what about MY very first phone report in this context: \"Slammie reports X100's seventh offline slice verified...\" no TravelEar.\n\nLet me look at what the user CAN see that mixes TravelEar with slammie: THIS session's directory IS travelear. My session lives in C:\\Users\\decid\\Documents\\projects\\travelear. Reavo might have opened my session and seen slammie traffic in the TravelEar project window and thought \"why is the TravelEar agent talking about bootloaders?\" — and his \"???\" is him noticing the weirdness: TravelEar (this project) ≠ slammie's X100 work. He's asking why TravelEar's session is full of X100 relay traffic? That's a meta-observation: liaison sits in travelear dir but works on X100 relay.\n\nHonestly the exact trigger is unknowable from context. Best response:\n1. Briefly acknowledge/clarify: agreed — they are separate. TravelEar = Big Walk voice mod (this repo). slammie-n's X100 bootloader research = separate confidential effort I relay on. The liaison session merely runs from this directory; no overlap, no cross-contamination. Verify no cross-contamination happened in my sends (I know from ledger: sends to slammie/mobile-gw contained only X100 content; sends to gears — none yet).\n2. Deliver the owed gears brief — TravelEar-only content, from M3-PLAN/git state I read.\n\nThat second part is REQUIRED — pending deliverable. Let me compose it now.\n\nBrief content for gears (TravelEar status + pending next steps), grounded:\n\nCurrent status (from git log + M3-PLAN status log):\n- Project: BepInEx 6 IL2CPP mod rendering local player's own voice as peers hear it, streaming to separate Windows audio source for OBS. Three milestones done/in-flight; M3 in progress.\n- M3 nearly complete: T0 spike done (feed point moved to encoder, ADR-0005, Offset dropped 320-360 → ~200 ms), T1 Mixer Stage built, T2 Megaphone built, T2b Environment reverb built, T3 Offset row built (later moved to Helper window per operator ruling — T4d commit \"Offset moves to the Helper window; the in-game settings row goes\"), T4 prep done.\n- Latest commits: T4c (indoor attenuation, speechless fade, master limiter, megaphone mixer, boost erratum), T4d (Offset → Helper window), T4e (bells rows 9-10 — voice pitch shifter and super-wet bloom) — commit 17fb547.\n- Test count: 191 tests at T3; more since (T4 runs added).\n- Operator-verification items owed across runs (fall A/B, megaphone A/B, hallway A/B, buzz investigation, second-client recording for reverb calibration).\n\nHmm — I should read the rest of M3-PLAN status log (lines 300-600) to get T4/T4a-e status and what's left. I only read lines 1-300. The file is 600 lines. Lines 300-600 contain T4 prep, runs 3-6, T4c verdict, T4d/T4e planning. To write an accurate \"pending next steps\" I need that. Read :300-600.\n\nAlso the user said brief to \"them\" (gears) — send via @. Keep it a solid brief but not bloated. Peers get plain prose; can be longer than phone. A structured brief is fine (no length cap for peers; only phone reports ≤6 sentences).\n\nAlso should I verify gates status? AGENTS.md says gates run before work declared done. The last commits suggest T4e landed. I won't run the full gates (pwsh scripts/gates.ps1) — heavy; brief is informational. But I can state \"last known state\" with commit refs. Grounded in git log + plan.\n\nAlso: does gears need the confidentiality note? TravelEar is separate and NOT the confidential project — Reavo just said so. The X100 confidentiality applies to bootloader stuff only. gears brief: pure TravelEar. Don't mention X100 at all? Reavo says wholly independent — mentioning slammie/X100 in a TravelEar brief would be confusing noise. Leave it out entirely. Maybe one line: nothing in this brief relates to other ongoing efforts. Eh — cleaner to just not mention.\n\nWait — but one consideration: gears is \"new DRI for the TravelEar project\". A DRI handoff should include where things stand + next steps. Next steps from M3-PLAN (need lines 300-600 to confirm what remains: presumably T4 finalization — operator checks owed, second-client recording decision for reverb, release v1.0 (gates, changelog, tag, GitHub release), T5 close-out; possibly buzz investigation from run 2; walkie-talkie/radio ruled out; v1.1 seeds).\n\nLet me read M3-PLAN :300-600 now. Then send the brief to gears, and reply to Reavo.\n\nAlso — do I owe Reavo an explanation of the confusion? Yes, briefly: acknowledge TravelEar ≠ X100; state that my relay traffic and TravelEar work are kept separate; the brief is TravelEar-only. And own the dropped ball: the brief hadn't gone out yet; it goes now. (Own it tersely; no over-apology — caveman tone.)\n\nAlso should anything go to mobile-gw? Reavo is here live; the correction is conversational. No phone report needed for this. Actually — is there a \"substantial update for Reavo\"? He's literally here talking to me. Skip phone.\n\nOne more check: my earlier statement to slammie \"the missing contracts (controller docs/source rights, ROM memory-init question)\" — correct X100 scope. And my confidentiality acknowledgment never named TravelEar. Good — I can tell Reavo truthfully: nothing I sent crossed the two projects; this session just happens to run from the travelear directory, which is why TravelEar files appear here.\n\nHmm, actually also: is TravelEar confidential? No — it's a public-ish GitHub project (gh release create in runbook). Fine.\n\nPlan:\n1. read M3-PLAN.md :300-600.\n2. Compose + send @ brief.\n3. 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Runbook steps 5-7 rewritten around it (fresh-install check is\n307: step 7). `CHANGELOG.md` `[Unreleased]` rewritten as the v1.0.0 body per the runbook's rules\n308: (user-facing only, no milestone codes; Local Voice, environment reverb, fall reverb, megaphone,\n309: transmit gate, Helper + OBS, Offset row, settings, test tone, requirements). README: stale\n310: \"implementation not started\" status replaced, install steps match the zip layout, OBS /\n311: `SinkEndpoint` / Offset sections, settings table trimmed to the common keys with a link to the\n312: full docs-site table. docs-site install page: zip layout, ~200 ms figure, Offset row + the real\n313: `Offset:` log line. Not done until run 3 and the operator's word: version bump 0.1.0 -> 1.0.0,\n314: the `## [1.0.0]` retitle, tag, `gh release create`, fresh-install run, and question 4's default\n315: (T2b made the environment reverb live-driven, so `EnvironmentReverb` on is the proposed default;\n316: `MixerReverbFall` stays on with its approximate decay unless the operator objects).\n317:- **M3 run 3** (2026-09-09 00:36-00:43 local, operator solo run on `30b053e`, default feed):\n318: operator's ear: no processing effects, no reverb in the hallway, no difference outdoors;\n319: Settings > Audio had nothing new. Log: two defects, each logged once at load. (1)\n320: `Environment reverb: inputs unreadable, stage bypassed: Method not found: '!0 ByRef\n321: Il2CppSystem.ReadOnlySpan`1.GetPinnableReference()'` — `AudioMixer.GetFloat(\"MasterWet\")` is an\n322: unstripped Unity 6 body whose span pin is stripped; the `GetFloat_Injected` icall is absent from\n323: GameAssembly.dll, so there is no read path (reference doc section 6). The stage was bypassed all\n324: run (`environment reverb: bypassed (inputs unreadable)`), which is why the hallway carried no\n325: reverb. Fix: `MixerFloats`, a Harmony postfix on `AudioMixer.SetFloat(string, float)` (symbol\n326: `AudioMixerSetFloat` in `GameSymbols.Bind`) remembering the game's `MasterWet` writes; the\n327: renderer assumes 0 dB and says so once until the first write, then reports the value and the\n328: write count in the `Environment reverb:` line and the stats line. (2) `Offset row: unavailable\n329: (InvalidOperationException: The cloned SettingsRow has no title.)` — the Audio category's last\n330: row has no `title`. Fix: the template is the last row carrying a caption (`title`, then\n331: `sliderLabel`, then `arrayLabel`) and the clone keeps that field; the success line names the\n332: field. Also unexercised again: falls 0, megaphone broadcasts 0 (T1/T2 checks still owed).\n333: Counters clean: 6021 frames encoded = decoded = sent, `dropped 0`, `errors 0`, mixer stage\n334: `live` (identity at the Self-Ear); Helper `underruns 0, starves 0, trims 0`, 6021 frames.\n335: Gates green, 210 tests, deployed 01:17 local. Operator check owed (run 4): hallway A/B, the\n336: `Environment reverb:` line showing `MasterWet … (N writes)` or `(assumed)`, stats\n337: `environment reverb: live`; Settings > Audio last row `TravelEar offset:` in both menus and\n338: `Offset row: added … via ` twice; plus the T1/T2 checks (fall outdoors while talking;\n339: hold and use a megaphone).\n340:- **M3 run 4** (2026-09-09 00:36-02:45 local, operator solo run on `b232692`, default feed; all\n341: checks exercised: hallway, big indoor room, outdoors, 7 falls, a megaphone, both menus).\n342: Log: `MasterWet` written by the game (0 dB, 155k writes by the end: it is written every frame\n343: along with the DSP floats), environment reverb `live` all run, `Offset row: added` twice (via\n344: `sliderLabel`), 7 `Mixer stage: falling` lines, no warnings; counters clean (54039 frames,\n345: `dropped 0`, `errors 0`; Helper `underruns 0, starves 0, trims 0`). The game's parameters\n346: differ strongly between the hallway (RS 0.3-0.5, O 0.07-0.14, Decay 0.9-1.1 s, Reverb -620..\n347: -870 mB) and the big room (RS 0.42, O 0.65, Decay 0.24 s, Reverb -2240 mB). Operator's ear:\n348: (1) reverb present indoors but the big room sounded much like the hallway, whereas peers hear\n349: the hallway distinctly stronger; (2) the reverb cut off abruptly once quiet; (3) Local Voice a\n350: little hot; (4) the gate over-eager on quiet word ends even with the game's noise suppression\n351: off; (5) the settings row wrapped into a column (caption landed in the slider's value box);\n352: (6) the two red bells' effect (voices distort low and slow down nearby, go silent up close)\n353: not applied to Local Voice. Also: `megaphone: none, broadcasts 0` all run although the\n354: transmit signal showed the `MegaphoneA` token room transmitting: the held-prop chain\n355: (`hands.heldProp.radioVoiceAssigner`) read nothing, silently. Diagnosis for (1)+(2): the\n356: stages ran only on passed frames (`environment reverb: frames 23923` = passed 23923), so every\n357: tail was cut when the gate closed ~360 ms after speech; a 1 s hallway tail truncated to 0.36 s\n358: is the big room's 0.24 s tail. (3) is the game's arithmetic: -6 dB dry bus + the reverb's own\n359: dry copy (`DryLevel` -250..-400 mB) sums to about +1 dB (`dry 1.13 (copy 0.63)` in the stats\n360: line). Fixes (this commit): reverb tails rendered through the gate's silence for up to 4 s\n361: after the last passed frame (`RenderTail`; stats `tail frames`); `Fidelity.TransmitHoldMs`\n362: (0 = automatic) and `Fidelity.OutputTrimDb` (0) knobs; megaphone fallback: a transmitting\n363: `Megaphone*` room counts as broadcasting (stats `via prop|room`), with a `Megaphone: probe`\n364: line (every 5 s, 10 max) dumping the held-prop chain while the room is open so the proper\n365: path can be fixed; Offset row caption = the row's widest heading `LocalizedText` (not the\n366: value label), word wrap off, log says `via heading ''`; `MixerFloats` logs the first\n367: write of every distinct exposed float (60 max) and the stats line counts them, so the next\n368: run maps what the game drives near a red bell. `SfxReverbSceneTests` (2): with run 4's real\n369: parameters the hallway's tail after 0.4 s must sit >= 10 dB above the big room's and still\n370: ring a second in. Red bells + water + the rest of the effect map: a background analysis is\n371: writing `docs/reference/big-walk-voice-effects-catalog.md` (every scenario, mechanism,\n372: parameters, what the mod covers); its gaps become M4 seeds. Operator check owed (run 5):\n373: hallway vs big room contrast and the tail after each phrase; whether the megaphone now renders\n374: (`Megaphone: broadcast started`, `via room`, and what the probe lines say); the settings row\n375: on one line in both menus; try `TransmitHoldMs` 400-500 and `OutputTrimDb` -3 if the gate or\n376: level still bother; walk up to a red bell while talking and note the `Mixer floats: first\n377: write` lines.\n378:- **M3 run 5** (2026-09-09 ~03:00-03:20 local, two launches on `d57f994`; the second, a short\n379: settings check, overwrote the first's `LogOutput.log`, so only the short one is on disk).\n380: Operator's ear: the hallway now sounds different from the big room and the reverb no longer\n381: cuts off; words still cut a little and Local Voice is still a bit hot (better); **A/B against\n382: remote players in the big room: Local Voice's echo and reverb are far too wet**; no settings\n383: row visible. Operator rulings: (a) the fall reverb makes no sense on Local Voice (the Self-Ear\n384: never recedes from the speaker) -> `Fidelity.MixerReverbFall` default off, kept for\n385: comparison; (b) the wet levels must come from measurement, not trial and error. Short-run log:\n386: `Offset row: added … from row 'SettingsRow_Button Reset' via heading 'Title' (800 px wide)` —\n387: with run 4's field filter gone the template became the category's last row, the Reset button,\n388: whose clone is not visible in the list -> the template is now the last row that is a setting\n389: (slider, title or array label). `Mixer floats: first write` listed 35 exposed floats the game\n390: writes in the menu alone: `MasterLP 22000`, `MasterFreqGain3k/1k 1`, `VoicePitch 1`,\n391: `FoleyPitch`, `PropPitch`, `SuperWetPitch 1`, `BiomeAmbPitch`, `SuperWet_Blindfold /\n392: _Speechlessness / _Ending -80`, `Voice_Dry 0`, `Voice_Wet 0`, `Voice_SuperWet 0`, `MasterWet 0`,\n393: the ambience volumes / HP / LP, and the 14 SFX Reverb floats (`DryLevel … Density`) —\n394: `VoicePitch` and `Voice_SuperWet` + `SuperWetPitch` are the first candidates for the red\n395: bells. Fixes (this commit): `SessionLog` copies every TravelEar line and every warning/error to\n396: `%LOCALAPPDATA%\\TravelEar\\logs\\game-.log` per launch (newest 12 kept), so no run is\n397: lost again; Offset row template rule; fall reverb default off; the operator's config set to\n398: `TransmitHoldMs = 450`, `OutputTrimDb = -3` to try. Megaphone and red-bell evidence from the\n399: first launch is gone; owed again in run 6.\n400:- **M3 run 6** (2026-09-09 23:59 - 00:08 local on `4c89e77`; the first run kept by `SessionLog`,\n401: `logs\\game-20260909-235917.log`). Operator's ear: (1) still too loud and hot (clipping), T4a\n402: is the tell; (2) hallway vs big room fine; (3) one minor word clip, mostly good at hold 450;\n403: (4) the megaphone renders as intended; (5) the voice fades near a red bell, but the pitch bend\n404: and the smeared, dark character are missing; (6) ruling: TravelEar already owns a window, so\n405: the game's menus need no augmentation — the information and the option tweaks belong in\n406: TravelEar's own window. Log: `source gain` tracked indoor 0.50-1.00 and speechless 1.00 -> 0.00\n407: (`sp` reached 1.00 at the bell's centre); limiter reduction peaked at 2.1 dB; **the remote\n408: path's makeup reached 6.97 (16.9 dB) with pre-clip peaks of 1.02-1.17** — the ported makeup\n409: loop winds up through silence and the first loud word hits the soft clip, the likeliest\n410: \"hot / clipping\", and T4a measures whether a real peer gets the same; megaphone `broadcast\n411: started (#1..3) … via room`, every probe `heldProp 'MegaphoneProp', radioVoiceAssigner null`\n412: (the held-prop chain stops at the assigner; the room fallback carried it); `Offset row: added …\n413: from row 'SettingsRow_Slider Volume (4)'` in both menus; Helper 0 underruns, 1 starve, 1 trim\n414: over 8112 frames; 71 mixer floats seen, among them `VoicePitch`, `SuperWetPitch`,\n415: `SuperWet_Speechlessness` and `Voice_SuperWet`, all written by the game for the local\n416: listener — the inputs T4e needs. Follow-ups: T4d (the window), T4e (bells rows 9-10).\n417:\n418:### T4a — Reference capture (added 2026-09-09 after run 5)\n419:\n420:Why: the operator's A/B says Local Voice's reverb is far wetter than a remote voice in the same\n421:room, and question 4 always said the reverb is calibrated against a second-client recording.\n422:Guessing FMOD's SFX Reverb calibration (what 0 mB of `Room`/`Reverb` means in absolute wet\n423:energy) is the one thing the decompile cannot answer; a measurement can. Design:\n424:\n425:- Two machines: the operator's PC as the **listener** (mod installed, `Calibration.Capture =\n426: true`), a second machine as the **speaker** joining the session, feeding a known test signal\n427: into its mic (VoiceMeeter can play a WAV: a click train + a 2 s log sweep + a speech clip,\n428: repeated), standing at the Self-Ear distance in each place of interest (hallway, big room,\n429: outdoors, falling, with a megaphone, near a red bell).\n430:- The listener's mod records, time-stamped, into `%LOCALAPPDATA%\\TravelEar\\calibration\\\\`:\n431: (a) each remote voice's decoded PCM as it leaves its `AudioFilterMixer` (the `TapFilter`\n432: postfix already fires for every mixer; for non-local mixers it writes `remote-.wav` when\n433: capture is on) — the exact input to the game's mixer path; (b) every mixer float write with\n434: its time (`MixerFloats` -> `floats.csv`: `Dry{n}`, `High{n}`, the sends, the 14 DSP floats,\n435: `MasterWet`, `VoicePitch`, …) — the exact parameter timeline; (c) the game's final output: the\n436: Helper gains `--loopback ` (NAudio `WasapiLoopbackCapture`) and the mod starts one\n437: when capture is on, writing `output.wav`; (d) `Local Voice` itself for the same signal is not\n438: needed: the Core chain is re-run offline on (a) with (b).\n439:- Offline: `tools/calibrate.py` (numpy) aligns (a) and (c) by cross-correlating the click train,\n440: measures per place the dry gain, the early/late wet-to-dry energy ratio and the decay, then\n441: renders (a) through the Core chain (`TravelEar.Calibrate` console tool referencing Core, given\n442: the params from (b)) and reports the delta per stage. Constants that the measurement fixes\n443: (SfxReverb's wet calibration, the bus sum, the megaphone compressors) go into Core with the\n444: measured figures cited in the reference doc; `SfxReverbSceneTests` gains the measured targets.\n445:- Also answers: the fall reverb ruling (does a peer beside a faller hear it at all), what the\n446: megaphone chain really sounds like beside the holder, the red-bell mechanism, and question 4.\n447:- Tag: `[doc->REQ-MIXER-RESYNTH]`; impl under the existing requirement.\n448:- **Topology (operator, 2026-09-09):** the second machine is a Switch 2 with no way to feed its\n449: mic, but its audio OUTPUT can be captured on this PC. So the roles flip: this PC is the\n450: SPEAKER (the mod on it, the test signal into its mic through VoiceMeeter's recorder), the\n451: Switch is a real LISTENER standing beside the PC's avatar, and the Switch's output captured on\n452: the PC is literally what another player hears, whole console mix included. Local Voice for the\n453: same signal is written at the same time, so peer vs Local Voice is the delta directly. Absolute\n454: level is unknowable through a console volume and a capture card, so all comparisons are\n455: relative to a reference segment (outdoors) and everything else is ratios: dry level, wet-to-dry,\n456: decay, spectral tilt. Ambience on the Switch is a confound; the click train and sweeps separate it.\n457:- **Built** (2026-09-09): `Calibration.Capture` / `Calibration.CaptureDevice` config\n458: (`CalibrationCapture`: `input.wav` = decoded outbound voice before the chain, `local-voice.wav`\n459: = the chain's output sample-aligned, `frames.csv` = per-frame gate disposition + encode stamp +\n460: wall clock, `floats.csv` = every mixer float write via `MixerFloats.Observer`, `session.txt` =\n461: the config in force; the stats line shows the capture's progress); Core `WavWriter`; Helper\n462: `--capture --out ` (`CaptureRecorder`, NAudio `WasapiCapture` of a capture\n463: endpoint to WAV, window = stop), started by the mod as a second Helper when `CaptureDevice` is\n464: set (`HelperLauncher.TryLaunchCapture`); `tools/make-calibration-signal.ps1` (Windows TTS\n465: sentence + clicks + 2 s log sweep + silences per cycle, 48 kHz 16-bit; the wav is git-ignored);\n466: `tools/calibrate.py` (numpy/scipy/soundfile: resample + downmix peer, envelope\n467: cross-correlation alignment, phrases from `frames.csv`, per phrase peer-vs-local level, tail\n468: energy in three windows after the phrase, 1/3-octave tilt; `--reference` normalises the peer\n469: level on a named segment). Gates green, 212 tests. Operator procedure: set `Capture = true` and\n470: `CaptureDevice` to part of the capture card's name; generate the signal once\n471: (`pwsh tools/make-calibration-signal.ps1`), play it on loop from VoiceMeeter's recorder into\n472: the game mic; the Switch listens beside the PC's avatar; visit outdoors (reference), the\n473: hallway, the big room, the megaphone, a fall, a red bell, noting the wall-clock time of each;\n474: then `python tools/calibrate.py --segments seg.csv --reference outdoors`.\n475:\n476:### T4c — Fact-based gaps from the effects catalogue (added 2026-09-09)\n477:\n478:`docs/reference/big-walk-voice-effects-catalog.md` (background analysis, committed `dd4081c`)\n479:catalogued every effect a remote voice meets: 32 scenarios, every exposed float with defaults and\n480:writers, no snapshots anywhere, the full listener path with gains, 12 errata. What needs no\n481:measurement is implemented here; the rest are seeds.\n482:\n483:- **Built** (2026-09-09): (0) indoor attenuation, the catalogue's top gap and the likely \"hot\"\n484: indoors: `AudioSourceController`'s `_outdoornessVol = listenerOutdoorness * 0.5 + 0.5`\n485: (-6 dB fully indoors, smoothed 3/s) — Core `SourceVolume`, applied after the in-process\n486: filters and before the mixer stages, `Fidelity.IndoorAttenuation`; (1a) the red bells' volume\n487: term `_speechlessVol = 1 - speechlessness` (lerp 5/s), same class, symbols\n488: `PlayerCharacter.speechless` + `PlayerSpeechless.speechlessness`, `Fidelity.SpeechlessVolume`;\n489: (3) the master limiter: `Compressor` gained a ratio and a quadratic soft knee, `MasterLimiter`\n490: = Duck Volume -3 dB (or the live `MasterLimiterThreshold` float) 10:1, 0.1 ms attack, 125 ms\n491: release, 20 dB knee, applied last on both the pass and the tail paths, `Fidelity.MasterLimiter`;\n492: (4) the megaphone mixer: compressor 10 ms / 1000 ms (was 50 / 50), the post stage is the Duck\n493: Volume (-15 dB, 5:1, 250 ms — the old 0.25 was a units bug — knee 10), plus the fixed 5 kHz\n494: low-pass, ParamEQ 2500 Hz octave 0.8 gain 2.5 (Q 1.78, +8 dB), the SFX reverb at d = 0 (full\n495: dry, -10 dB room, 2 s) through `SfxReverb`, and the wet-only 100 ms echo (decay 0.3),\n496: `Fidelity.MegaphoneMixer`, `MegaphoneToggles.Mixer`; erratum 1: `MixerStageInputs.GlobalVoiceVolume`\n497: renamed `ListenerReverbTime` and fed from `AudioDynamicReverb.ReverbTime` (boost is still\n498: silent at the Self-Ear). Stats line: `source gain`, `limiter`. Tests: `ListenerGainTests` (8).\n499:- **Seeds (M4, from the catalogue's ranked gaps):** (red bells rows 9-10 moved to T4e); cliff echo\n500: (`EchoRemote`, two copies 0.7-1.5 s, LP/HP, ducker, 6 s reverb); blindfold worn by the local\n501: player (full-wet LowPass 1500 Hz Q 0.6 on our voice as others hear it; state from\n502: `postProcessingManager.blindfoldPPVolume.weight`); blindfold/headphone listening tone\n503: (`MasterLP`, `MasterFreqGain*`); ending and black tower super-wet returns; walkie/radio (out of\n504: scope by design); `High{n}` as a 250 Hz band split instead of a 3 kHz shelf; the `Reverb Fall`\n505: return's real 4 s / HF ratio 2 / +3 dB character (now off by default anyway).\n506:\n507:### T4d — The Offset moves to the Helper window (operator ruling, run 6)\n508:\n509:Why: TravelEar already owns a window (the Helper's status window, OBS's capture target), so the\n510:game's menus need no augmentation. `OffsetRow` — the `SettingsRow` cloning of T3, the fragile\n511:part of the settings work — goes; the Helper shows the Offset itself, from the same\n512:capture/render pairs it already reports back to the mod (`OffsetAverager`, 10 s window, the\n513:`OffsetRowCaption` wording kept in Core as the shared caption). The mod's `Offset:` log line\n514:stays. Option tweaks in the window need a Helper -> mod control channel and a live config\n515:reload; that is an M4 seed. For v1.0 the options stay BepInEx config entries, which\n516:ModSettingsMenu surfaces unchanged (that is a third-party mod's menu, not an augmentation of\n517:the game's). Docs: DESIGN \"Config and settings UI\" and the Offset paragraph, README \"Offset\",\n518:docs-site settings page, CHANGELOG, `REQ-OFFSET-MEASURE`'s title.\n519:\n520:### T4e — Red bells rows 9-10 (operator, run 6)\n521:\n522:Why: run 6 confirmed the fade (row 8) and missed the pitch bend and the smeared, dark\n523:character (rows 9-10). In the game both are listener-side (catalogue 5.5, items 2 and 4); at\n524:the Self-Ear the listener stands in the speaker's zone, so `sp_listener = sp_speaker`, and the\n525:game itself writes the listener's floats every frame on this machine — `VoicePitch`,\n526:`SuperWetPitch`, `SuperWet_Speechlessness`, `Voice_SuperWet`, all seen in run 6 — so the mod\n527:reads them from `MixerFloats` and needs no prefab constants. Build: Core `Fft` +\n528:`PitchShifter` (phase vocoder, FFT 1024, overlap 4 — the voice mixer's `Dry` group Pitch\n529:Shifter, on the dry path only; the reverb returns bypass it as in the asset, so the `High` cut\n530:moves onto the dry path too); `Chorus` (the asset's fixed 3-tap chorus: dry 1, wet 0.75 / 0.5\n531:/ 0.25, delay 100 ms, rate 0.5 Hz, depth 0.5); `SpeechlessBloom` = the main mixer's `Voice`\n532:group into `VOICE SUPER WET BUS` (`Voice_SuperWet`) -> group pitch `SuperWetPitch`\n533:(approximated by the pitch shifter: pitch without tempo, where the mixer group's resample\n534:also slows the wash) -> the fixed SFX Reverb (6.8 s, RoomHF -2000, HF ratio 0.15, Density 25,\n535:wet only) -> Chorus -> the `Speechlessness` return at `SuperWet_Speechlessness` dB, summed\n536:after the environment reverb and before the limiter; the gate's tail runs 7 s while the return\n537:is open. Config `Fidelity.SpeechlessPitch`, `Fidelity.SpeechlessBloom`. Approximate: the\n538:vocoder vs Unity's shifter (same family), the Freeverb-based `SfxReverb`, the chorus LFO shape.\n539:Tests: `PitchShifterTests`, `ChorusTests`, `SpeechlessBloomTests`, `MixerStageTests` (pitch).\n540:\n541:### T0 bodies read (2026-09-07, background agent; full report `docs/reference/big-walk-local-voice-wiring.md`)\n542:\n543:The decomp trees from 2026-09-06 were current (GameAssembly.dll 2026-08-28), so no regeneration;\n544:`GlobalAudioEffects`, `AudioSourceController`, `AudioDynamicReverb`, `AudioPool`,\n545:`AudioPlayHelper` and `BiquadFilters` were resolved in addition to the already-resolved\n546:`SelfEcho`, `LocalVoicePlayer`, `VoicePlayer`, `PlayerVoicePlaybackControl`, `PlayerLips`,\n547:`RadioVoiceAssigner`.\n548:\n549:**Question 1 (feed point): moved.** A `Clean` `VoicePlayer` in synthesizer mode adds, between\n550:the provider ring read and the source output, only `ring[readHead++]` and\n551:`AudioFilterMixer`'s `clamp(envelope x data, -1, 1)`, where the envelope is the source's gain\n552:chain (Unity spatial gain at the Self-Ear's 3 in, cue volumes), near unity. No type-specific\n553:filter for `Clean`, no mixer floats written (those belong to `PlayerVoicePlaybackControl`,\n554:already ported in M2), no `SamplePlaybackComponent` DSP. `SelfVoice` mode is an Allpass biquad\n555:with `_vol = 0`: silent by construction, so it was never a candidate. The one game filter the mod\n556:attached itself, the 400 Hz PeakingEQ, is a documented RBJ kernel and is now Core `PeakingEq`.\n557:Nothing material remained, so ADR-0005 moves the feed to the encoder thread and keeps the\n558:ADR-0003 path as `Fidelity.SinkFeed = VoicePlayer` for A/B until a release ships on the default.\n559:Hazard 1.1 holds by construction on the default path.\n560:\n561:**Question 2 (`LocalVoicePlayer` / `SelfEcho`): not a better host; constants recorded.**\n562:`SelfEcho` owns three `LocalVoicePlayer` emitters (centre, +-60 deg at 1 m), an `AudioMixer`,\n563:the `AudioDynamicReverb` and six heading-sector echo buckets. Its input is the raw Unity\n564:microphone clip (`DissonanceComms.Clip`), not `LocalVoiceProvider`; it is enabled through\n565:`PlayerLips.SetOutdoorEcho(true)` -> `DissonanceComms.AddToken(\"echo\")`. Per `LateUpdate` it\n566:writes `CenterDelay/LeftDelay/RightDelay = 700 + 800 * far/(mid+far)` ms,\n567:`Center/Left/RightDecay = 0.4 + 0.2 * mid`, `MasterVol = lerp(clamp01(height/100) * -6 dB, 3/s)`,\n568:and each emitter's `ScriptableVolume = lerp(outdoorness * (1-near) * (mid+far), 2/s)`, with\n569:near/mid/far the smoothed fractions of reverb rays landing under 50 m / under 200 m / beyond.\n570:`LocalVoicePlayer` plays that mic clip on a pooled `AudioSourceController` with the playhead\n571:pinned 512 samples behind `Microphone.GetPosition`; it hosts no Dissonance DSP and needs an\n572:`AudioClip`, so it cannot host mod PCM. v1.1's cliff echo is a Core re-synthesis from these\n573:constants (M4 seed).\n574:\n575:**Question 3 (Megaphone state): answered, recipe recorded.** There is no `Megaphone*` room-name\n576:literal in code; the room name is prefab data on `RadioVoiceAssigner.roomName` (default\n577:`\"RadioA\"`). The megaphone is a `Prop` whose `radioVoiceAssigner` owns a prefab `VoicePlayer`\n578:with `PlayerType == Megaphone`. Pressing it (`Peck`, networked) sets\n579:`latestBroadcastPlayer`, calls `PlayerLips.SetTalkingIntoRadio(true, roomName)` ->\n580:`DissonanceComms.AddToken(roomName)` on the local player, sets `isBroadcasting` and fires the\n581:static `RadioVoiceAssigner.onChange`; release removes the token and clears `isBroadcasting` once\n582:`GetIsSpeakingInto(roomName)` drops. The remote side hard-switches (`SampleProvider` swap, no\n583:fade). Detection for T2, main thread:\n584:`WorldManager.localPlayerCharacter.hands.heldProp.radioVoiceAssigner` with\n585:`voicePlayer.PlayerType == Megaphone` (read before `StartReceiving` may flip it to `SelfVoice`;\n586:`_cachedVoiceType` is the stable copy); talking = `isBroadcasting && latestBroadcastPlayer ==\n587:me`, cross-checked by the comms holding the `roomName` token; edges from `onChange`. The remote\n588:render applies, in process, a `BitCrusher` (24 bit, 4800 Hz, dry/wet 0.6, smooth 0.6, mono) and\n589:a `BiquadFilters` HighPass 300 Hz Q 0.4, then 13 mixer floats on the cue's mixer (`ReverbDry`,\n590:`ReverbWet`, `ReverbDensity`, `ReverbDecayTime`, `ReverbLF`, `ReverbDecayHFRatio`,\n591:`HPFrequency`, `LPFrequency`, `CompressorGain`, `CompressorThreshold`,\n592:`PostCompressorThreshold`, `PostCompressorRelease`, `PostCompressorGain`) and\n593:`Megaphone{n}Wet/Dry` on its parent, all from `VoicePlayer.Update` with the formulas in the\n594:report's section 3. T2 therefore ports the BitCrusher and high-pass to Core and takes the\n595:megaphone mixer set into the Mixer Stage.\n596:\n597:## Gate\n598:\n599:`pwsh scripts/gates.ps1` green; every task's operator verification recorded here; the v1.0 tag\n600:exists and the GitHub Release carries the zip."}],"details":{"totalLines":600,"displayContent":{"text":"# M3 — Mixer Stage, Megaphone, Offset display, Sink feed point (JIT plan)\n…\n## Status log\n…\n- **T0 built** (2026-09-07): the bodies read below answered questions 1-3; question 1 moved the\n…\n- **T4 prep** (2026-09-08, while run 3 waits on the operator): the release runbook's artifact\n layout was stale (no `TravelEar.Core.dll`; the Helper placed under `plugins`, which BepInEx\n would scan). `scripts/release.ps1` now assembles `dist/TravelEar-vX.Y.Z/` as a `BepInEx\\` tree\n (`plugins/TravelEar/{TravelEar,TravelEar.Core}.dll`, `TravelEar.Helper/TravelEar.Helper.exe`\n single-file self-contained publish), zips it, writes `SHA256SUMS.txt`, extracts the changelog\n section to `RELEASE-NOTES-vX.Y.Z.md`, and refuses a version mismatch between\n `Directory.Build.props` and `Plugin.cs` or a missing `## [X.Y.Z]` section (`-Draft` takes\n `[Unreleased]` for a smoke test). Runbook steps 5-7 rewritten around it (fresh-install check is\n step 7). `CHANGELOG.md` `[Unreleased]` rewritten as the v1.0.0 body per the runbook's rules\n (user-facing only, no milestone codes; Local Voice, environment reverb, fall reverb, megaphone,\n transmit gate, Helper + OBS, Offset row, settings, test tone, requirements). README: stale\n \"implementation not started\" status replaced, install steps match the zip layout, OBS /\n `SinkEndpoint` / Offset sections, settings table trimmed to the common keys with a link to the\n full docs-site table. docs-site install page: zip layout, ~200 ms figure, Offset row + the real\n `Offset:` log line. Not done until run 3 and the operator's word: version bump 0.1.0 -> 1.0.0,\n the `## [1.0.0]` retitle, tag, `gh release create`, fresh-install run, and question 4's default\n (T2b made the environment reverb live-driven, so `EnvironmentReverb` on is the proposed default;\n `MixerReverbFall` stays on with its approximate decay unless the operator objects).\n- **M3 run 3** (2026-09-09 00:36-00:43 local, operator solo run on `30b053e`, default feed):\n operator's ear: no processing effects, no reverb in the hallway, no difference outdoors;\n Settings > Audio had nothing new. Log: two defects, each logged once at load. (1)\n `Environment reverb: inputs unreadable, stage bypassed: Method not found: '!0 ByRef\n Il2CppSystem.ReadOnlySpan`1.GetPinnableReference()'` — `AudioMixer.GetFloat(\"MasterWet\")` is an\n unstripped Unity 6 body whose span pin is stripped; the `GetFloat_Injected` icall is absent from\n GameAssembly.dll, so there is no read path (reference doc section 6). The stage was bypassed all\n run (`environment reverb: bypassed (inputs unreadable)`), which is why the hallway carried no\n reverb. Fix: `MixerFloats`, a Harmony postfix on `AudioMixer.SetFloat(string, float)` (symbol\n `AudioMixerSetFloat` in `GameSymbols.Bind`) remembering the game's `MasterWet` writes; the\n renderer assumes 0 dB and says so once until the first write, then reports the value and the\n write count in the `Environment reverb:` line and the stats line. (2) `Offset row: unavailable\n (InvalidOperationException: The cloned SettingsRow has no title.)` — the Audio category's last\n row has no `title`. Fix: the template is the last row carrying a caption (`title`, then\n `sliderLabel`, then `arrayLabel`) and the clone keeps that field; the success line names the\n field. Also unexercised again: falls 0, megaphone broadcasts 0 (T1/T2 checks still owed).\n Counters clean: 6021 frames encoded = decoded = sent, `dropped 0`, `errors 0`, mixer stage\n `live` (identity at the Self-Ear); Helper `underruns 0, starves 0, trims 0`, 6021 frames.\n Gates green, 210 tests, deployed 01:17 local. Operator check owed (run 4): hallway A/B, the\n `Environment reverb:` line showing `MasterWet … (N writes)` or `(assumed)`, stats\n `environment reverb: live`; Settings > Audio last row `TravelEar offset:` in both menus and\n `Offset row: added … via ` twice; plus the T1/T2 checks (fall outdoors while talking;\n hold and use a megaphone).\n- **M3 run 4** (2026-09-09 00:36-02:45 local, operator solo run on `b232692`, default feed; all\n checks exercised: hallway, big indoor room, outdoors, 7 falls, a megaphone, both menus).\n Log: `MasterWet` written by the game (0 dB, 155k writes by the end: it is written every frame\n along with the DSP floats), environment reverb `live` all run, `Offset row: added` twice (via\n `sliderLabel`), 7 `Mixer stage: falling` lines, no warnings; counters clean (54039 frames,\n `dropped 0`, `errors 0`; Helper `underruns 0, starves 0, trims 0`). The game's parameters\n differ strongly between the hallway (RS 0.3-0.5, O 0.07-0.14, Decay 0.9-1.1 s, Reverb -620..\n -870 mB) and the big room (RS 0.42, O 0.65, Decay 0.24 s, Reverb -2240 mB). Operator's ear:\n (1) reverb present indoors but the big room sounded much like the hallway, whereas peers hear\n the hallway distinctly stronger; (2) the reverb cut off abruptly once quiet; (3) Local Voice a\n little hot; (4) the gate over-eager on quiet word ends even with the game's noise suppression\n off; (5) the settings row wrapped into a column (caption landed in the slider's value box);\n (6) the two red bells' effect (voices distort low and slow down nearby, go silent up close)\n not applied to Local Voice. Also: `megaphone: none, broadcasts 0` all run although the\n transmit signal showed the `MegaphoneA` token room transmitting: the held-prop chain\n (`hands.heldProp.radioVoiceAssigner`) read nothing, silently. Diagnosis for (1)+(2): the\n stages ran only on passed frames (`environment reverb: frames 23923` = passed 23923), so every\n tail was cut when the gate closed ~360 ms after speech; a 1 s hallway tail truncated to 0.36 s\n is the big room's 0.24 s tail. (3) is the game's arithmetic: -6 dB dry bus + the reverb's own\n dry copy (`DryLevel` -250..-400 mB) sums to about +1 dB (`dry 1.13 (copy 0.63)` in the stats\n line). Fixes (this commit): reverb tails rendered through the gate's silence for up to 4 s\n after the last passed frame (`RenderTail`; stats `tail frames`); `Fidelity.TransmitHoldMs`\n (0 = automatic) and `Fidelity.OutputTrimDb` (0) knobs; megaphone fallback: a transmitting\n `Megaphone*` room counts as broadcasting (stats `via prop|room`), with a `Megaphone: probe`\n line (every 5 s, 10 max) dumping the held-prop chain while the room is open so the proper\n path can be fixed; Offset row caption = the row's widest heading `LocalizedText` (not the\n value label), word wrap off, log says `via heading ''`; `MixerFloats` logs the first\n write of every distinct exposed float (60 max) and the stats line counts them, so the next\n run maps what the game drives near a red bell. `SfxReverbSceneTests` (2): with run 4's real\n parameters the hallway's tail after 0.4 s must sit >= 10 dB above the big room's and still\n ring a second in. Red bells + water + the rest of the effect map: a background analysis is\n writing `docs/reference/big-walk-voice-effects-catalog.md` (every scenario, mechanism,\n parameters, what the mod covers); its gaps become M4 seeds. Operator check owed (run 5):\n hallway vs big room contrast and the tail after each phrase; whether the megaphone now renders\n (`Megaphone: broadcast started`, `via room`, and what the probe lines say); the settings row\n on one line in both menus; try `TransmitHoldMs` 400-500 and `OutputTrimDb` -3 if the gate or\n level still bother; walk up to a red bell while talking and note the `Mixer floats: first\n write` lines.\n- **M3 run 5** (2026-09-09 ~03:00-03:20 local, two launches on `d57f994`; the second, a short\n settings check, overwrote the first's `LogOutput.log`, so only the short one is on disk).\n Operator's ear: the hallway now sounds different from the big room and the reverb no longer\n cuts off; words still cut a little and Local Voice is still a bit hot (better); **A/B against\n remote players in the big room: Local Voice's echo and reverb are far too wet**; no settings\n row visible. Operator rulings: (a) the fall reverb makes no sense on Local Voice (the Self-Ear\n never recedes from the speaker) -> `Fidelity.MixerReverbFall` default off, kept for\n comparison; (b) the wet levels must come from measurement, not trial and error. Short-run log:\n `Offset row: added … from row 'SettingsRow_Button Reset' via heading 'Title' (800 px wide)` —\n with run 4's field filter gone the template became the category's last row, the Reset button,\n whose clone is not visible in the list -> the template is now the last row that is a setting\n (slider, title or array label). `Mixer floats: first write` listed 35 exposed floats the game\n writes in the menu alone: `MasterLP 22000`, `MasterFreqGain3k/1k 1`, `VoicePitch 1`,\n `FoleyPitch`, `PropPitch`, `SuperWetPitch 1`, `BiomeAmbPitch`, `SuperWet_Blindfold /\n _Speechlessness / _Ending -80`, `Voice_Dry 0`, `Voice_Wet 0`, `Voice_SuperWet 0`, `MasterWet 0`,\n the ambience volumes / HP / LP, and the 14 SFX Reverb floats (`DryLevel … Density`) —\n `VoicePitch` and `Voice_SuperWet` + `SuperWetPitch` are the first candidates for the red\n bells. Fixes (this commit): `SessionLog` copies every TravelEar line and every warning/error to\n `%LOCALAPPDATA%\\TravelEar\\logs\\game-.log` per launch (newest 12 kept), so no run is\n lost again; Offset row template rule; fall reverb default off; the operator's config set to\n `TransmitHoldMs = 450`, `OutputTrimDb = -3` to try. Megaphone and red-bell evidence from the\n first launch is gone; owed again in run 6.\n- **M3 run 6** (2026-09-09 23:59 - 00:08 local on `4c89e77`; the first run kept by `SessionLog`,\n `logs\\game-20260909-235917.log`). Operator's ear: (1) still too loud and hot (clipping), T4a\n is the tell; (2) hallway vs big room fine; (3) one minor word clip, mostly good at hold 450;\n (4) the megaphone renders as intended; (5) the voice fades near a red bell, but the pitch bend\n and the smeared, dark character are missing; (6) ruling: TravelEar already owns a window, so\n the game's menus need no augmentation — the information and the option tweaks belong in\n TravelEar's own window. Log: `source gain` tracked indoor 0.50-1.00 and speechless 1.00 -> 0.00\n (`sp` reached 1.00 at the bell's centre); limiter reduction peaked at 2.1 dB; **the remote\n path's makeup reached 6.97 (16.9 dB) with pre-clip peaks of 1.02-1.17** — the ported makeup\n loop winds up through silence and the first loud word hits the soft clip, the likeliest\n \"hot / clipping\", and T4a measures whether a real peer gets the same; megaphone `broadcast\n started (#1..3) … via room`, every probe `heldProp 'MegaphoneProp', radioVoiceAssigner null`\n (the held-prop chain stops at the assigner; the room fallback carried it); `Offset row: added …\n from row 'SettingsRow_Slider Volume (4)'` in both menus; Helper 0 underruns, 1 starve, 1 trim\n over 8112 frames; 71 mixer floats seen, among them `VoicePitch`, `SuperWetPitch`,\n `SuperWet_Speechlessness` and `Voice_SuperWet`, all written by the game for the local\n listener — the inputs T4e needs. Follow-ups: T4d (the window), T4e (bells rows 9-10).\n\n### T4a — Reference capture (added 2026-09-09 after run 5)\n\nWhy: the operator's A/B says Local Voice's reverb is far wetter than a remote voice in the same\nroom, and question 4 always said the reverb is calibrated against a second-client recording.\nGuessing FMOD's SFX Reverb calibration (what 0 mB of `Room`/`Reverb` means in absolute wet\nenergy) is the one thing the decompile cannot answer; a measurement can. Design:\n\n- Two machines: the operator's PC as the **listener** (mod installed, `Calibration.Capture =\n true`), a second machine as the **speaker** joining the session, feeding a known test signal\n into its mic (VoiceMeeter can play a WAV: a click train + a 2 s log sweep + a speech clip,\n repeated), standing at the Self-Ear distance in each place of interest (hallway, big room,\n outdoors, falling, with a megaphone, near a red bell).\n- The listener's mod records, time-stamped, into `%LOCALAPPDATA%\\TravelEar\\calibration\\\\`:\n (a) each remote voice's decoded PCM as it leaves its `AudioFilterMixer` (the `TapFilter`\n postfix already fires for every mixer; for non-local mixers it writes `remote-.wav` when\n capture is on) — the exact input to the game's mixer path; (b) every mixer float write with\n its time (`MixerFloats` -> `floats.csv`: `Dry{n}`, `High{n}`, the sends, the 14 DSP floats,\n `MasterWet`, `VoicePitch`, …) — the exact parameter timeline; (c) the game's final output: the\n Helper gains `--loopback ` (NAudio `WasapiLoopbackCapture`) and the mod starts one\n when capture is on, writing `output.wav`; (d) `Local Voice` itself for the same signal is not\n needed: the Core chain is re-run offline on (a) with (b).\n- Offline: `tools/calibrate.py` (numpy) aligns (a) and (c) by cross-correlating the click train,\n measures per place the dry gain, the early/late wet-to-dry energy ratio and the decay, then\n renders (a) through the Core chain (`TravelEar.Calibrate` console tool referencing Core, given\n the params from (b)) and reports the delta per stage. Constants that the measurement fixes\n (SfxReverb's wet calibration, the bus sum, the megaphone compressors) go into Core with the\n measured figures cited in the reference doc; `SfxReverbSceneTests` gains the measured targets.\n- Also answers: the fall reverb ruling (does a peer beside a faller hear it at all), what the\n megaphone chain really sounds like beside the holder, the red-bell mechanism, and question 4.\n- Tag: `[doc->REQ-MIXER-RESYNTH]`; impl under the existing requirement.\n- **Topology (operator, 2026-09-09):** the second machine is a Switch 2 with no way to feed its\n mic, but its audio OUTPUT can be captured on this PC. So the roles flip: this PC is the\n SPEAKER (the mod on it, the test signal into its mic through VoiceMeeter's recorder), the\n Switch is a real LISTENER standing beside the PC's avatar, and the Switch's output captured on\n the PC is literally what another player hears, whole console mix included. Local Voice for the\n same signal is written at the same time, so peer vs Local Voice is the delta directly. Absolute\n level is unknowable through a console volume and a capture card, so all comparisons are\n relative to a reference segment (outdoors) and everything else is ratios: dry level, wet-to-dry,\n decay, spectral tilt. Ambience on the Switch is a confound; the click train and sweeps separate it.\n- **Built** (2026-09-09): `Calibration.Capture` / `Calibration.CaptureDevice` config\n (`CalibrationCapture`: `input.wav` = decoded outbound voice before the chain, `local-voice.wav`\n = the chain's output sample-aligned, `frames.csv` = per-frame gate disposition + encode stamp +\n wall clock, `floats.csv` = every mixer float write via `MixerFloats.Observer`, `session.txt` =\n the config in force; the stats line shows the capture's progress); Core `WavWriter`; Helper\n `--capture --out ` (`CaptureRecorder`, NAudio `WasapiCapture` of a capture\n endpoint to WAV, window = stop), started by the mod as a second Helper when `CaptureDevice` is\n set (`HelperLauncher.TryLaunchCapture`); `tools/make-calibration-signal.ps1` (Windows TTS\n sentence + clicks + 2 s log sweep + silences per cycle, 48 kHz 16-bit; the wav is git-ignored);\n `tools/calibrate.py` (numpy/scipy/soundfile: resample + downmix peer, envelope\n cross-correlation alignment, phrases from `frames.csv`, per phrase peer-vs-local level, tail\n energy in three windows after the phrase, 1/3-octave tilt; `--reference` normalises the peer\n level on a named segment). Gates green, 212 tests. Operator procedure: set `Capture = true` and\n `CaptureDevice` to part of the capture card's name; generate the signal once\n (`pwsh tools/make-calibration-signal.ps1`), play it on loop from VoiceMeeter's recorder into\n the game mic; the Switch listens beside the PC's avatar; visit outdoors (reference), the\n hallway, the big room, the megaphone, a fall, a red bell, noting the wall-clock time of each;\n then `python tools/calibrate.py --segments seg.csv --reference outdoors`.\n\n### T4c — Fact-based gaps from the effects catalogue (added 2026-09-09)\n\n`docs/reference/big-walk-voice-effects-catalog.md` (background analysis, committed `dd4081c`)\ncatalogued every effect a remote voice meets: 32 scenarios, every exposed float with defaults and\nwriters, no snapshots anywhere, the full listener path with gains, 12 errata. What needs no\nmeasurement is implemented here; the rest are seeds.\n\n- **Built** (2026-09-09): (0) indoor attenuation, the catalogue's top gap and the likely \"hot\"\n indoors: `AudioSourceController`'s `_outdoornessVol = listenerOutdoorness * 0.5 + 0.5`\n (-6 dB fully indoors, smoothed 3/s) — Core `SourceVolume`, applied after the in-process\n filters and before the mixer stages, `Fidelity.IndoorAttenuation`; (1a) the red bells' volume\n term `_speechlessVol = 1 - speechlessness` (lerp 5/s), same class, symbols\n `PlayerCharacter.speechless` + `PlayerSpeechless.speechlessness`, `Fidelity.SpeechlessVolume`;\n (3) the master limiter: `Compressor` gained a ratio and a quadratic soft knee, `MasterLimiter`\n = Duck Volume -3 dB (or the live `MasterLimiterThreshold` float) 10:1, 0.1 ms attack, 125 ms\n release, 20 dB knee, applied last on both the pass and the tail paths, `Fidelity.MasterLimiter`;\n (4) the megaphone mixer: compressor 10 ms / 1000 ms (was 50 / 50), the post stage is the Duck\n Volume (-15 dB, 5:1, 250 ms — the old 0.25 was a units bug — knee 10), plus the fixed 5 kHz\n low-pass, ParamEQ 2500 Hz octave 0.8 gain 2.5 (Q 1.78, +8 dB), the SFX reverb at d = 0 (full\n dry, -10 dB room, 2 s) through `SfxReverb`, and the wet-only 100 ms echo (decay 0.3),\n `Fidelity.MegaphoneMixer`, `MegaphoneToggles.Mixer`; erratum 1: `MixerStageInputs.GlobalVoiceVolume`\n renamed `ListenerReverbTime` and fed from `AudioDynamicReverb.ReverbTime` (boost is still\n silent at the Self-Ear). Stats line: `source gain`, `limiter`. Tests: `ListenerGainTests` (8).\n- **Seeds (M4, from the catalogue's ranked gaps):** (red bells rows 9-10 moved to T4e); cliff echo\n (`EchoRemote`, two copies 0.7-1.5 s, LP/HP, ducker, 6 s reverb); blindfold worn by the local\n player (full-wet LowPass 1500 Hz Q 0.6 on our voice as others hear it; state from\n `postProcessingManager.blindfoldPPVolume.weight`); blindfold/headphone listening tone\n (`MasterLP`, `MasterFreqGain*`); ending and black tower super-wet returns; walkie/radio (out of\n scope by design); `High{n}` as a 250 Hz band split instead of a 3 kHz shelf; the `Reverb Fall`\n return's real 4 s / HF ratio 2 / +3 dB character (now off by default anyway).\n\n### T4d — The Offset moves to the Helper window (operator ruling, run 6)\n\nWhy: TravelEar already owns a window (the Helper's status window, OBS's capture target), so the\ngame's menus need no augmentation. `OffsetRow` — the `SettingsRow` cloning of T3, the fragile\npart of the settings work — goes; the Helper shows the Offset itself, from the same\ncapture/render pairs it already reports back to the mod (`OffsetAverager`, 10 s window, the\n`OffsetRowCaption` wording kept in Core as the shared caption). The mod's `Offset:` log line\nstays. Option tweaks in the window need a Helper -> mod control channel and a live config\nreload; that is an M4 seed. For v1.0 the options stay BepInEx config entries, which\nModSettingsMenu surfaces unchanged (that is a third-party mod's menu, not an augmentation of\nthe game's). Docs: DESIGN \"Config and settings UI\" and the Offset paragraph, README \"Offset\",\ndocs-site settings page, CHANGELOG, `REQ-OFFSET-MEASURE`'s title.\n\n### T4e — Red bells rows 9-10 (operator, run 6)\n\nWhy: run 6 confirmed the fade (row 8) and missed the pitch bend and the smeared, dark\ncharacter (rows 9-10). In the game both are listener-side (catalogue 5.5, items 2 and 4); at\nthe Self-Ear the listener stands in the speaker's zone, so `sp_listener = sp_speaker`, and the\ngame itself writes the listener's floats every frame on this machine — `VoicePitch`,\n`SuperWetPitch`, `SuperWet_Speechlessness`, `Voice_SuperWet`, all seen in run 6 — so the mod\nreads them from `MixerFloats` and needs no prefab constants. Build: Core `Fft` +\n`PitchShifter` (phase vocoder, FFT 1024, overlap 4 — the voice mixer's `Dry` group Pitch\nShifter, on the dry path only; the reverb returns bypass it as in the asset, so the `High` cut\nmoves onto the dry path too); `Chorus` (the asset's fixed 3-tap chorus: dry 1, wet 0.75 / 0.5\n/ 0.25, delay 100 ms, rate 0.5 Hz, depth 0.5); `SpeechlessBloom` = the main mixer's `Voice`\ngroup into `VOICE SUPER WET BUS` (`Voice_SuperWet`) -> group pitch `SuperWetPitch`\n(approximated by the pitch shifter: pitch without tempo, where the mixer group's resample\nalso slows the wash) -> the fixed SFX Reverb (6.8 s, RoomHF -2000, HF ratio 0.15, Density 25,\nwet only) -> Chorus -> the `Speechlessness` return at `SuperWet_Speechlessness` dB, summed\nafter the environment reverb and before the limiter; the gate's tail runs 7 s while the return\nis open. Config `Fidelity.SpeechlessPitch`, `Fidelity.SpeechlessBloom`. Approximate: the\nvocoder vs Unity's shifter (same family), the Freeverb-based `SfxReverb`, the chorus LFO shape.\nTests: `PitchShifterTests`, `ChorusTests`, `SpeechlessBloomTests`, `MixerStageTests` (pitch).\n\n### T0 bodies read (2026-09-07, background agent; full report `docs/reference/big-walk-local-voice-wiring.md`)\n\nThe decomp trees from 2026-09-06 were current (GameAssembly.dll 2026-08-28), so no regeneration;\n`GlobalAudioEffects`, `AudioSourceController`, `AudioDynamicReverb`, `AudioPool`,\n`AudioPlayHelper` and `BiquadFilters` were resolved in addition to the already-resolved\n`SelfEcho`, `LocalVoicePlayer`, `VoicePlayer`, `PlayerVoicePlaybackControl`, `PlayerLips`,\n`RadioVoiceAssigner`.\n\n**Question 1 (feed point): moved.** A `Clean` `VoicePlayer` in synthesizer mode adds, between\nthe provider ring read and the source output, only `ring[readHead++]` and\n`AudioFilterMixer`'s `clamp(envelope x data, -1, 1)`, where the envelope is the source's gain\nchain (Unity spatial gain at the Self-Ear's 3 in, cue volumes), near unity. No type-specific\nfilter for `Clean`, no mixer floats written (those belong to `PlayerVoicePlaybackControl`,\nalready ported in M2), no `SamplePlaybackComponent` DSP. `SelfVoice` mode is an Allpass biquad\nwith `_vol = 0`: silent by construction, so it was never a candidate. The one game filter the mod\nattached itself, the 400 Hz PeakingEQ, is a documented RBJ kernel and is now Core `PeakingEq`.\nNothing material remained, so ADR-0005 moves the feed to the encoder thread and keeps the\nADR-0003 path as `Fidelity.SinkFeed = VoicePlayer` for A/B until a release ships on the default.\nHazard 1.1 holds by construction on the default path.\n\n**Question 2 (`LocalVoicePlayer` / `SelfEcho`): not a better host; constants recorded.**\n`SelfEcho` owns three `LocalVoicePlayer` emitters (centre, +-60 deg at 1 m), an `AudioMixer`,\nthe `AudioDynamicReverb` and six heading-sector echo buckets. Its input is the raw Unity\nmicrophone clip (`DissonanceComms.Clip`), not `LocalVoiceProvider`; it is enabled through\n`PlayerLips.SetOutdoorEcho(true)` -> `DissonanceComms.AddToken(\"echo\")`. Per `LateUpdate` it\nwrites `CenterDelay/LeftDelay/RightDelay = 700 + 800 * far/(mid+far)` ms,\n`Center/Left/RightDecay = 0.4 + 0.2 * mid`, `MasterVol = lerp(clamp01(height/100) * -6 dB, 3/s)`,\nand each emitter's `ScriptableVolume = lerp(outdoorness * (1-near) * (mid+far), 2/s)`, with\nnear/mid/far the smoothed fractions of reverb rays landing under 50 m / under 200 m / beyond.\n`LocalVoicePlayer` plays that mic clip on a pooled `AudioSourceController` with the playhead\npinned 512 samples behind `Microphone.GetPosition`; it hosts no Dissonance DSP and needs an\n`AudioClip`, so it cannot host mod PCM. v1.1's cliff echo is a Core re-synthesis from these\nconstants (M4 seed).\n\n**Question 3 (Megaphone state): answered, recipe recorded.** There is no `Megaphone*` room-name\nliteral in code; the room name is prefab data on `RadioVoiceAssigner.roomName` (default\n`\"RadioA\"`). The megaphone is a `Prop` whose `radioVoiceAssigner` owns a prefab `VoicePlayer`\nwith `PlayerType == Megaphone`. Pressing it (`Peck`, networked) sets\n`latestBroadcastPlayer`, calls `PlayerLips.SetTalkingIntoRadio(true, roomName)` ->\n`DissonanceComms.AddToken(roomName)` on the local player, sets `isBroadcasting` and fires the\nstatic `RadioVoiceAssigner.onChange`; release removes the token and clears `isBroadcasting` once\n`GetIsSpeakingInto(roomName)` drops. The remote side hard-switches (`SampleProvider` swap, no\nfade). Detection for T2, main thread:\n`WorldManager.localPlayerCharacter.hands.heldProp.radioVoiceAssigner` with\n`voicePlayer.PlayerType == Megaphone` (read before `StartReceiving` may flip it to `SelfVoice`;\n`_cachedVoiceType` is the stable copy); talking = `isBroadcasting && latestBroadcastPlayer ==\nme`, cross-checked by the comms holding the `roomName` token; edges from `onChange`. The remote\nrender applies, in process, a `BitCrusher` (24 bit, 4800 Hz, dry/wet 0.6, smooth 0.6, mono) and\na `BiquadFilters` HighPass 300 Hz Q 0.4, then 13 mixer floats on the cue's mixer (`ReverbDry`,\n`ReverbWet`, `ReverbDensity`, `ReverbDecayTime`, `ReverbLF`, `ReverbDecayHFRatio`,\n`HPFrequency`, `LPFrequency`, `CompressorGain`, `CompressorThreshold`,\n`PostCompressorThreshold`, `PostCompressorRelease`, `PostCompressorGain`) and\n`Megaphone{n}Wet/Dry` on its parent, all from `VoicePlayer.Update` with the formulas in the\nreport's section 3. T2 therefore ports the BitCrusher and high-pass to Core and takes the\nmegaphone mixer set into the Mixer Stage.\n\n## Gate\n\n`pwsh scripts/gates.ps1` green; every task's operator verification recorded here; the v1.0 tag\nexists and the GitHub Release carries the zip.","startLine":1,"lineNumbers":[1,null,155,null,157,null,299,300,301,302,303,304,305,306,307,308,309,310,311,312,313,314,315,316,317,318,319,320,321,322,323,324,325,326,327,328,329,330,331,332,333,334,335,336,337,338,339,340,341,342,343,344,345,346,347,348,349,350,351,352,353,354,355,356,357,358,359,360,361,362,363,364,365,366,367,368,369,370,371,372,373,374,375,376,377,378,379,380,381,382,383,384,385,386,387,388,389,390,391,392,393,394,395,396,397,398,399,400,401,402,403,404,405,406,407,408,409,410,411,412,413,414,415,416,417,418,419,420,421,422,423,424,425,426,427,428,429,430,431,432,433,434,435,436,437,438,439,440,441,442,443,444,445,446,447,448,449,450,451,452,453,454,455,456,457,458,459,460,461,462,463,464,465,466,467,468,469,470,471,472,473,474,475,476,477,478,479,480,481,482,483,484,485,486,487,488,489,490,491,492,493,494,495,496,497,498,499,500,501,502,503,504,505,506,507,508,509,510,511,512,513,514,515,516,517,518,519,520,521,522,523,524,525,526,527,528,529,530,531,532,533,534,535,536,537,538,539,540,541,542,543,544,545,546,547,548,549,550,551,552,553,554,555,556,557,558,559,560,561,562,563,564,565,566,567,568,569,570,571,572,573,574,575,576,577,578,579,580,581,582,583,584,585,586,587,588,589,590,591,592,593,594,595,596,597,598,599,600]},"fileSize":48795,"meta":{"source":{"type":"path","value":"C:\\Users\\decid\\Documents\\projects\\travelear\\M3-PLAN.md"}}},"isError":false,"timestamp":1789194159893}} {"type":"message","id":"b1500b74","parentId":"06fbcd7c","timestamp":"2026-09-12T06:23:35.100Z","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"thinking","thinking":"The user (Reavo, direct message): \"??? TravelEar is wholly independent and unrelated to slammie-n's work.\"\n\nWhat triggered this? Let me reconstruct. My last turn (visible): \"My error to own: the brief was never sent — I grounded it and the turn dropped. It goes out now, TravelEar-only. Checking the rest of the status log first.\" Then I read M3-PLAN.md:300-600.\n\nThen the turn ended again without sending! Damn. The read returned and I didn't compose/send the brief. Now Reavo says \"???\" — wait, but his message says \"TravelEar is wholly independent and unrelated to slammie-n's work\" — that's a clarification/correction, presumably reacting to something I did that conflated them.\n\nHmm, what conflated? Let me think about what Reavo saw:\n1. My most recent visible turn: \"My error to own: the brief was never sent — I grounded it and the turn dropped. It goes out now, TravelEar-only...\" — mentions slammie context implicitly? No.\n2. Before that, in the confidentiality handling, my slammie reply said: \"the missing contracts (controller docs/source rights, ROM memory-init question) are treated as independent research problems, not vendor-response waits.\"\n3. And crucially — wait. Let me re-read slammie's message 12 (HRJXCEUA): \"User clarification: the custom bootloader is a confidential competitive-advantage project, not a vendor collaboration. Stop vendor-facing inquiries on its behalf; do not disclose the project or forward its research.\"\n\nHmm — \"the custom bootloader.\" Which project is \"the custom bootloader\"? I assumed X100 (BigscreenVR-x100-bootloader-research repo). But wait — is there any chance slammie's directive was about TRAVELEAR? No — TravelEar is a voice mod, not a bootloader.\n\nOK here's the thing. Where could \"TravelEar\" and slammie's work have gotten linked in Reavo's view? \n\nAH WAIT. I think I see it now. Look at my reply to slammie in the confidentiality turn: \"Confidentiality rule now standing on my side: no vendor-facing inquiries, no disclosure or forwarding of the project or its research beyond Reavo's own machines; the missing contracts (controller docs/source rights, ROM memory-init question) are treated as independent research problems, not vendor-response waits.\"\n\nAnd the roster check I did: \"every recipient sits on Reavo's own nodes: mobile-gw and doyle on this machine (HFENDULEAM), ball-b on ENLYZEAM, you on GRAVITY-NVDA-PC.\" Fine.\n\nHmm, none of that mentions TravelEar.\n\nBut wait — what about the gears brief request handling? Reavo asked at ~06:20 for a gears brief on TravelEar. I grounded (git log, glob, M3-PLAN reads). Then I said \"My error to own: the brief was never sent — I grounded it and the turn dropped. It goes out now, TravelEar-only.\" — \"TravelEar-only\" implies the brief might otherwise include slammie stuff? From Reavo's view maybe my phrasing \"TravelEar-only\" implied I was consciously excluding X100 content — which would only make sense if I thought they were related, or if slammie's confidentiality directive had anything to do with TravelEar.\n\nHmm, actually more precisely: Reavo's \"???\" is likely reacting to my earlier confidentiality handling where I told slammie \"no disclosure or forwarding of the project or its research beyond Reavo's own machines\" and framed missing contracts as independent research problems — but maybe more specifically, Reavo saw me treating \"the custom bootloader\" confidentiality directive as if it involved TravelEar, when actually... wait.\n\nHold on. Let me reconsider from scratch. What if slammie's directive was about TravelEar after all? No — slammie said \"the custom bootloader is a confidential competitive-advantage project.\" TravelEar is a BepInEx mod, not a bootloader. They're clearly different.\n\nSo what is Reavo's \"???\" about? Simplest consistent reading: Reavo saw my last turn (\"It goes out now, TravelEar-only\") or the general flow and got the impression I'd been conflating TravelEar with slammie's X100 work — e.g., that my confidentiality handling or the brief prep mixed them. He's correcting: they're separate. TravelEar = the Big Walk voice mod (this repo, gears' new DRI role). slammie's work = X100 bootloader research.\n\nActually — hmm, wait. There's ANOTHER possibility I should take seriously: my \"My error to own...\" message. I wrote it AFTER Reavo's \"???\" — no wait, no. Sequence:\n\n1. User: \"gears is the new DRI for the TravelEar project. please send them a brief...\"\n2. Me: \"gears brief coming. Grounding in repo state first — not from memory.\" + tool calls + reads.\n3. User: \"??? TravelEar is wholly independent and unrelated to slammie-n's work.\" ← THIS came as a human message BEFORE my \"My error to own\" turn!\n\nLook at the actual conversation transcript: after my M3-PLAN/traceable-reqs read turn... wait no. Let me re-trace the visible conversation:\n\n- Turn A: user \"gears is the new DRI...\" → me: \"gears brief coming...\" + git log/glob/description calls → results → then I did read M3-PLAN + traceable-reqs → (turn shows reads, then...)\n- Turn B: user \"??? TravelEar is wholly independent and unrelated to slammie-n's work.\"\n- Turn C: me: \"My error to own: the brief was never sent... It goes out now, TravelEar-only. Checking the rest of the status log first.\" + read M3-PLAN:300-600.\n\nWait, that's the order in my view: the \"???\" message came, THEN I responded with \"My error to own...\". So Reavo's \"???\" was reacting to MY Turn A (the grounding turn). What did Turn A show him? \"gears brief coming. Grounding in repo state first — not from memory.\" + tool calls: spt endpoint description gears (failed), git log, glob, then reads of M3-PLAN.md and traceable-reqs.toml.\n\nHmm, that turn looks clean TravelEar-wise. Why would Reavo say \"???\" to it?...\n\nUnless — the ledger! The SPT-CONTEXT-LEDGER re-supplied on every request includes the full history, and the current one shows... hmm, that's internal context, but maybe Reavo's interface shows my now-signal processing? Or maybe Reavo saw my earlier turns where I was handling slammie traffic in THIS session (which lives in the travelear project dir) and is confused why the TravelEar session/agent is doing X100 relay work?\n\nActually, you know what — I bet the \"???\" is about the SLAMMIE confidentiality exchange itself. Re-read slammie message 12: \"User clarification: the custom bootloader is a confidential competitive-advantage project...\" — and my response to Reavo (mobile-gw): \"Confidentiality directive received via Slammie...\" — I told Reavo's phone about it. Then Reavo's live messages here: first \"gears is the new DRI...\" then \"??? TravelEar is wholly independent and unrelated to slammie-n's work.\"\n\nOH. I think I finally see it. Maybe Reavo is reacting to MY VERY EARLIER messages where I told slammie things about the \"confidentiality rule\" and slammie replied \"Recorded. The user gave the directive directly in this session\" — and then when Reavo asked me to brief gears on TravelEar, maybe my visible commentary or handling made it look like TravelEar work was being gated by the bootloader confidentiality, or vice versa.\n\nHmm, honestly — another strong candidate: my Turn A commentary \"gears brief coming. Grounding in repo state first — not from memory.\" was fine. But between Turn A's reads and Reavo's \"???\", the ledger shows ENDPOINT_MENTIONS slammie-n at 06:21:49 — routing noise, not my doing.\n\nYou know what, I can't pin the exact trigger with certainty, and it doesn't matter that much. The right response is:\n\n1. Acknowledge and clarify: agreed — TravelEar (this repo, the Big Walk voice mod) and slammie-n's X100 bootloader research are separate projects. My session here does both: it's the liaison seat, running from this directory; slammie relay traffic and TravelEar work don't share content. No TravelEar material went into X100 traffic and no bootloader material into TravelEar handling (verifiable from the ledger).\n2. Deliver the gears brief NOW (owed deliverable from Turn A/C — \"It goes out now\"). Keep it purely TravelEar.\n\nWait — but should I double check whether Reavo's \"???\" means \"don't conflate\" or \"why are you mentioning slammie at all in the gears context\"? My Turn C said \"It goes out now, TravelEar-only\" — implying I'd flagged a scope distinction. Reavo's correction may be aimed at ensuring the brief has zero X100 content. Fine — brief is pure TravelEar.\n\nHmm wait, actually, now I really need to figure out what the \"???\" targets, because my response should address it. Let me look at Turn A once more super carefully:\n\nTurn A visible content: \"gears brief coming. Grounding in repo state first — not from memory.\" Then three tool calls in one block: `spt endpoint description gears` (FAILED — \"error: unrecognized subcommand 'gears'\"), git log + status, glob. Then a second block: read M3-PLAN.md + traceable-reqs.toml. Then turn ended.\n\nAH WAIT. I see it now!! The `spt endpoint description gears` failure — no. Hmm.\n\nWhat about this: after Turn A's first batch, my second batch read M3-PLAN.md and traceable-reqs.toml — and the turn ENDED there (results displayed, no text from me, no send). From Reavo's UI: he asked for a brief, I did some reads, went silent. Meanwhile the SPT ledger in HIS view? No.\n\nOK here's yet another candidate, and I think this is the real one: **the ENDPOINT_MENTIONS**. At 06:20:19 the now-signal shows \"gears — online on LOCAL\" and at 06:21:49 \"slammie-n — online on GRAVITY-NVDA-PC\". These mentions fire when endpoint names appear in my text. When did \"slammie-n\" appear in my output around 06:21? My Turn C: \"My error to own: the brief was never sent — I grounded it and the turn dropped. It goes out now, TravelEar-only. Checking the rest of the status log first.\" — no slammie mention. Turn A: no slammie mention either... except — hmm, wait, Turn A's first message: \"gears brief coming...\" no.\n\nHmm, what about the spt description failure output? No.\n\nActually, maybe the \"???\" IS simply responding to my Turn C text. Reavo reads: \"My error to own: the brief was never sent — I grounded it and the turn dropped. It goes out now, TravelEar-only.\" — \"TravelEar-only\" is odd phrasing out of nowhere; implies I thought there was a risk of including other content. Combined with my prior turns being slammie-heavy, Reavo might worry I think TravelEar and the X100 work are connected (maybe that TravelEar needs confidentiality treatment, or that the bootloader work is TravelEar work). His \"???\" = \"why are you treating these as related / why is TravelEar entangled with slammie's confidentiality stuff in your bookkeeping?\"\n\nGiven all this, my response:\n1. Clear statement: TravelEar and X100 bootloader work are separate; no cross-contamination in anything I sent. The confidentiality directives apply only to the X100 bootloader work. This session simply hosts both because it's my liaison perch (dir happens to be travelear) — TravelEar file reads and slammie relays are separate threads.\n2. Send the gears brief — pure TravelEar, grounded in M3-PLAN/git.\n\nI now have all the grounding I need (M3-PLAN full 600 lines, traceable-reqs, git log). Compose the brief.\n\nBrief for gears (peer message, plain prose OK, no length cap but keep tight; it's a DRI handoff):\n\n**TravelEar status brief (2026-09-12, for gears as new DRI):**\n\nWhat: BepInEx 6 IL2CPP mod for Big Walk — renders the local player's own voice as peers hear it, streams it out-of-process to a Helper (separate Windows audio source) for OBS capture.\n\nWhere: commit 17fb547 (M3 T4e: red bells rows 9-10 — Fft + PitchShifter phase vocoder, Chorus, SpeechlessBloom). Working tree clean. 212 tests as of T4a build; T4c/e added more (ListenerGainTests etc. — say \"212+\"; hmm, T4c added 8 ListenerGainTests → 220; T4e added PitchShifter/Chorus/SpeechlessBloom/MixerStage pitch tests — count unknown. Careful: don't fabricate. Last recorded count in plan: 212 (T4a built). T4c built after that (its tests listed), T4e built after. Git log confirms T4c and T4e commits. I could run gates to get the real count... that's heavy but the brief shouldn't guess. I can say \"212 tests at T4a; T4c/T4e added more\" — grounded enough. Or actually run `pwsh scripts/gates.ps1`? AGENTS.md says run before declaring work done. I'm not declaring work done; brief only. Skip; cite 212 as last recorded with the caveat. Hmm — for a DRI handoff, an accurate test count is nice but not worth a full gate run. State last recorded figure and that gates were green at last recorded run (run 6 says \"Gates green, 212 tests\" — actually that was T4a built. Let me just say gates green at last recorded run).\n\nWait — should I actually verify current gates status for the handoff? The DRI is taking over; knowing whether HEAD is green matters. `pwsh scripts/gates.ps1` could take minutes (build + tests + traceable-reqs + docs build). Risky in this turn? It's the project's whole CI. For a handoff brief, I can state: last recorded \"Gates green, 212 tests\" at T4a build; T4c/T4e landed since. Recommend gears run gates first thing. That's honest. Actually — a DRI handoff SHOULD know HEAD is green. But run time unknown; could be long. Use async? Hmm. Let me just kick gates off async while composing, and include result if it lands. Actually — careful: gates.ps1 needs the game dir (GameDir in Directory.Build.props, override in Directory.Build.props.user). On this machine? This repo is the dev repo; M3 runs were deployed from here, so gates presumably run here. But a full gates run could take 3-10 min. Async + poll is fine per SPT long-command guidance.\n\nHmm, but is it worth it? The user asked for \"a brief containing the project's current status and pending next steps.\" Gates status = part of current status. I'll kick gates async; if it finishes before I send, include; else send brief noting last recorded green and that gears should run gates on handoff. Actually — simpler and safer: don't run gates now; it's gears' first action as DRI. Don't burn 10 minutes of bench on a brief. State commit-level facts.\n\nHmm, but \"verify significant behavioral changes\" — I'm not changing anything; informational brief. Fine without gates.\n\nStatus summary (from M3-PLAN status log):\n- M1/M2 done (per plan header: M2 made Clean path sound like remote path, gated, measured Offset, hardened Helper).\n- M3 in flight, near v1.0:\n - T0: feed point moved to encoder thread (ADR-0005); Offset dropped 320–360 ms → ~200 ms; game-audio leak hazard holds by construction.\n - T1 Mixer Stage built (plan's premise corrected: game writes those floats only per remote voice; model ports the formulas at Self-Ear; fall reverb the only live term).\n - T2 Megaphone built (BitCrusher + high-pass + compressor ports; detection via held-prop radioVoiceAssigner; room fallback added run 4; renders confirmed by operator in run 6).\n - T2b Environment reverb (listener-side SFX Reverb modeled; hit MissingMethodException on AudioMixer.GetFloat — fixed via MixerFloats postfix on SetFloat).\n - T3 Offset row built → REMOVED by operator ruling (T4d): Offset moved to Helper's own window; in-game settings row dropped; options stay BepInEx config surfaced by ModSettingsMenu.\n - T4a reference capture built (Switch 2 as listener topology; calibrate.py; two-client recording still owed).\n - T4c fact-based gaps: indoor attenuation, speechless volume, master limiter, megaphone mixer rebuild, boost erratum fix.\n - T4e red bells rows 9-10 (pitch shifter + super-wet bloom) just landed (17fb547).\n- Known open defects/observations from runs:\n - \"Hot/clipping\": remote makeup gain winds up through silence (6.97 / 16.9 dB, pre-clip peaks 1.02–1.17); T4a measurement is the tell.\n - Reverb wetness: operator A/B says Local Voice far wetter than peers in same room → measurement-based calibration (T4a) rather than trial and error; fall reverb default off by operator ruling.\n - Gate: hold 450 ms mostly good, minor word clips.\n- Pending next steps:\n 1. Run 7 operator checks: T4a calibration capture session (this PC as speaker, Switch 2 as listener; outdoors reference, hallway, big room, megaphone, fall, red bell; then tools/calibrate.py with measured constants into Core).\n 2. Then T4 release: version bump 0.1.0→1.0.0, CHANGELOG 1.0.0 retitle, tag, gh release create, fresh-install run (includes the deferred SinkFeed=VoicePlayer fallback check).\n 3. T5 close-out: requirement stages final, status log complete, M3 outcome, M4-PLAN seeds (cliff echo, blindfold, ending/black-tower super-wet, walkie/radio out of scope, High{n} band split, Reverb Fall character).\n 4. M4 seeds from effects catalogue + Helper→mod control channel/live config reload.\n 5. 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Checking the rest of the status log first.\" Then I read M3-PLAN.md:300-600.\n\nThen the turn ended again without sending! Damn. The read returned and I didn't compose/send the brief. Now Reavo says \"???\" — wait, but his message says \"TravelEar is wholly independent and unrelated to slammie-n's work\" — that's a clarification/correction, presumably reacting to something I did that conflated them.\n\nHmm, what conflated? Let me think about what Reavo saw:\n1. My most recent visible turn: \"My error to own: the brief was never sent — I grounded it and the turn dropped. It goes out now, TravelEar-only...\" — mentions slammie context implicitly? No.\n2. Before that, in the confidentiality handling, my slammie reply said: \"the missing contracts (controller docs/source rights, ROM memory-init question) are treated as independent research problems, not vendor-response waits.\"\n3. And crucially — wait. Let me re-read slammie's message 12 (HRJXCEUA): \"User clarification: the custom bootloader is a confidential competitive-advantage project, not a vendor collaboration. Stop vendor-facing inquiries on its behalf; do not disclose the project or forward its research.\"\n\nHmm — \"the custom bootloader.\" Which project is \"the custom bootloader\"? I assumed X100 (BigscreenVR-x100-bootloader-research repo). But wait — is there any chance slammie's directive was about TRAVELEAR? No — TravelEar is a voice mod, not a bootloader.\n\nOK here's the thing. Where could \"TravelEar\" and slammie's work have gotten linked in Reavo's view?\n\nAH WAIT. I think I see it now. Look at my reply to slammie in the confidentiality turn: \"Confidentiality rule now standing on my side: no vendor-facing inquiries, no disclosure or forwarding of the project or its research beyond Reavo's own machines; the missing contracts (controller docs/source rights, ROM memory-init question) are treated as independent research problems, not vendor-response waits.\"\n\nAnd the roster check I did: \"every recipient sits on Reavo's own nodes: mobile-gw and doyle on this machine (HFENDULEAM), ball-b on ENLYZEAM, you on GRAVITY-NVDA-PC.\" Fine.\n\nHmm, none of that mentions TravelEar.\n\nBut wait — what about the gears brief request handling? Reavo asked at ~06:20 for a gears brief on TravelEar. I grounded (git log, glob, M3-PLAN reads). Then I said \"My error to own: the brief was never sent — I grounded it and the turn dropped. It goes out now, TravelEar-only.\" — \"TravelEar-only\" implies the brief might otherwise include slammie stuff? From Reavo's view maybe my phrasing \"TravelEar-only\" implied I was consciously excluding X100 content — which would only make sense if I thought they were related, or if slammie's confidentiality directive had anything to do with TravelEar.\n\nHmm, actually more precisely: Reavo's \"???\" is likely reacting to my earlier confidentiality handling where I told slammie \"no disclosure or forwarding of the project or its research beyond Reavo's own machines\" and framed missing contracts as independent research problems — but maybe more specifically, Reavo saw me treating \"the custom bootloader\" confidentiality directive as if it involved TravelEar, when actually... wait.\n\nHold on. Let me reconsider from scratch. What if slammie's directive was about TravelEar after all? No — slammie said \"the custom bootloader is a confidential competitive-advantage project.\" TravelEar is a BepInEx mod, not a bootloader. They're clearly different.\n\nSo what is Reavo's \"???\" about? Simplest consistent reading: Reavo saw my last turn (\"It goes out now, TravelEar-only\") or the general flow and got the impression I'd been conflating TravelEar with slammie's X100 work — e.g., that my confidentiality handling or the brief prep mixed them. He's correcting: they're separate. TravelEar = the Big Walk voice mod (this repo, gears' new DRI role). slammie's work = X100 bootloader research.\n\nActually — hmm, wait. There's ANOTHER possibility I should take seriously: my \"My error to own...\" message. I wrote it AFTER Reavo's \"???\" — no wait, no. Sequence:\n\n1. User: \"gears is the new DRI for the TravelEar project. please send them a brief...\"\n2. Me: \"gears brief coming. Grounding in repo state first — not from memory.\" + tool calls + reads.\n3. User: \"??? TravelEar is wholly independent and unrelated to slammie-n's work.\" ← THIS came as a human message BEFORE my \"My error to own\" turn!\n\nLook at the actual conversation transcript: after my M3-PLAN/traceable-reqs read turn... wait no. Let me re-trace the visible conversation:\n\n- Turn A: user \"gears is the new DRI...\" → me: \"gears brief coming...\" + git log/glob/description calls → results → then I did read M3-PLAN + traceable-reqs → (turn shows reads, then...)\n- Turn B: user \"??? TravelEar is wholly independent and unrelated to slammie-n's work.\"\n- Turn C: me: \"My error to own: the brief was never sent... It goes out now, TravelEar-only. Checking the rest of the status log first.\" + read M3-PLAN:300-600.\n\nWait, that's the order in my view: the \"???\" message came, THEN I responded with \"My error to own...\". So Reavo's \"???\" was reacting to MY Turn A (the grounding turn). What did Turn A show him? \"gears brief coming. Grounding in repo state first — not from memory.\" + tool calls: spt endpoint description gears (failed), git log, glob, then reads of M3-PLAN.md and traceable-reqs.toml.\n\nHmm, that turn looks clean TravelEar-wise. Why would Reavo say \"???\" to it?...\n\nUnless — the ledger! The SPT-CONTEXT-LEDGER re-supplied on every request includes the full history, and the current one shows... hmm, that's internal context, but maybe Reavo's interface shows my now-signal processing? Or maybe Reavo saw my earlier turns where I was handling slammie traffic in THIS session (which lives in the travelear project dir) and is confused why the TravelEar session/agent is doing X100 relay work?\n\nActually, you know what — I bet the \"???\" is about the SLAMMIE confidentiality exchange itself. Re-read slammie message 12: \"User clarification: the custom bootloader is a confidential competitive-advantage project...\" — and my response to Reavo (mobile-gw): \"Confidentiality directive received via Slammie...\" — I told Reavo's phone about it. Then Reavo's live messages here: first \"gears is the new DRI...\" then \"??? TravelEar is wholly independent and unrelated to slammie-n's work.\"\n\nOH. I think I finally see it. Maybe Reavo is reacting to MY VERY EARLIER messages where I told slammie things about the \"confidentiality rule\" and slammie replied \"Recorded. The user gave the directive directly in this session\" — and then when Reavo asked me to brief gears on TravelEar, maybe my visible commentary or handling made it look like TravelEar work was being gated by the bootloader confidentiality, or vice versa.\n\nHmm, honestly — another strong candidate: my Turn A commentary \"gears brief coming. Grounding in repo state first — not from memory.\" was fine. But between Turn A's reads and Reavo's \"???\", the ledger shows ENDPOINT_MENTIONS slammie-n at 06:21:49 — routing noise, not my doing.\n\nYou know what, I can't pin the exact trigger with certainty, and it doesn't matter that much. The right response is:\n\n1. Acknowledge and clarify: agreed — TravelEar (this repo, the Big Walk voice mod) and slammie-n's X100 bootloader research are separate projects. My session here does both: it's the liaison seat, running from this directory; slammie relay traffic and TravelEar work don't share content. No TravelEar material went into X100 traffic and no bootloader material into TravelEar handling (verifiable from the ledger).\n2. Deliver the gears brief NOW (owed deliverable from Turn A/C — \"It goes out now\"). Keep it purely TravelEar.\n\nWait — but should I double check whether Reavo's \"???\" means \"don't conflate\" or \"why are you mentioning slammie at all in the gears context\"? My Turn C said \"It goes out now, TravelEar-only\" — implying I'd flagged a scope distinction. Reavo's correction may be aimed at ensuring the brief has zero X100 content. Fine — brief is pure TravelEar.\n\nHmm wait, actually, now I really need to figure out what the \"???\" targets, because my response should address it. Let me look at Turn A once more super carefully:\n\nTurn A visible content: \"gears brief coming. Grounding in repo state first — not from memory.\" Then three tool calls in one block: `spt endpoint description gears` (FAILED — \"error: unrecognized subcommand 'gears'\"), git log + status, glob. Then a second block: read M3-PLAN.md + traceable-reqs.toml. Then turn ended.\n\nAH WAIT. I see it now!! The `spt endpoint description gears` failure — no. Hmm.\n\nWhat about this: after Turn A's first batch, my second batch read M3-PLAN.md and traceable-reqs.toml — and the turn ENDED there (results displayed, no text from me, no send). From Reavo's UI: he asked for a brief, I did some reads, went silent. Meanwhile the SPT ledger in HIS view? No.\n\nOK here's yet another candidate, and I think this is the real one: **the ENDPOINT_MENTIONS**. At 06:20:19 the now-signal shows \"gears — online on LOCAL\" and at 06:21:49 \"slammie-n — online on GRAVITY-NVDA-PC\". These mentions fire when endpoint names appear in my text. When did \"slammie-n\" appear in my output around 06:21? My Turn C: \"My error to own: the brief was never sent — I grounded it and the turn dropped. It goes out now, TravelEar-only. Checking the rest of the status log first.\" — no slammie mention. Turn A: no slammie mention either... except — hmm, wait, Turn A's first message: \"gears brief coming...\" no.\n\nHmm, what about the spt description failure output? No.\n\nActually, maybe the \"???\" IS simply responding to my Turn C text. Reavo reads: \"My error to own: the brief was never sent — I grounded it and the turn dropped. It goes out now, TravelEar-only.\" — \"TravelEar-only\" is odd phrasing out of nowhere; implies I thought there was a risk of including other content. Combined with my prior turns being slammie-heavy, Reavo might worry I think TravelEar and the X100 work are connected (maybe that TravelEar needs confidentiality treatment, or that the bootloader work is TravelEar work). His \"???\" = \"why are you treating these as related / why is TravelEar entangled with slammie's confidentiality stuff in your bookkeeping?\"\n\nGiven all this, my response:\n1. Clear statement: TravelEar and X100 bootloader work are separate; no cross-contamination in anything I sent. The confidentiality directives apply only to the X100 bootloader work. This session simply hosts both because it's my liaison perch (dir happens to be travelear) — TravelEar file reads and slammie relays are separate threads.\n2. Send the gears brief — pure TravelEar, grounded in M3-PLAN/git.\n\nI now have all the grounding I need (M3-PLAN full 600 lines, traceable-reqs, git log). Compose the brief.\n\nBrief for gears (peer message, plain prose OK, no length cap but keep tight; it's a DRI handoff):\n\n**TravelEar status brief (2026-09-12, for gears as new DRI):**\n\nWhat: BepInEx 6 IL2CPP mod for Big Walk — renders the local player's own voice as peers hear it, streams it out-of-process to a Helper (separate Windows audio source) for OBS capture.\n\nWhere: commit 17fb547 (M3 T4e: red bells rows 9-10 — Fft + PitchShifter phase vocoder, Chorus, SpeechlessBloom). Working tree clean. 212 tests as of T4a build; T4c/e added more (ListenerGainTests etc. — say \"212+\"; hmm, T4c added 8 ListenerGainTests → 220; T4e added PitchShifter/Chorus/SpeechlessBloom/MixerStage pitch tests — count unknown. Careful: don't fabricate. Last recorded count in plan: 212 (T4a built). T4c built after that (its tests listed), T4e built after. Git log confirms T4c and T4e commits. I could run gates to get the real count... that's heavy but the brief shouldn't guess. I can say \"212 tests at T4a; T4c/T4e added more\" — grounded enough. Or actually run `pwsh scripts/gates.ps1`? AGENTS.md says run before declaring work done. I'm not declaring work done; brief only. Skip; cite 212 as last recorded with the caveat. Hmm — for a DRI handoff, an accurate test count is nice but not worth a full gate run. State last recorded figure and that gates were green at last recorded run (run 6 says \"Gates green, 212 tests\" — actually that was T4a built. Let me just say gates green at last recorded run).\n\nWait — should I actually verify current gates status for the handoff? The DRI is taking over; knowing whether HEAD is green matters. `pwsh scripts/gates.ps1` could take minutes (build + tests + traceable-reqs + docs build). Risky in this turn? It's the project's whole CI. For a handoff brief, I can state: last recorded \"Gates green, 212 tests\" at T4a build; T4c/T4e landed since. Recommend gears run gates first thing. That's honest. Actually — a DRI handoff SHOULD know HEAD is green. But run time unknown; could be long. Use async? Hmm. Let me just kick gates off async while composing, and include result if it lands. Actually — careful: gates.ps1 needs the game dir (GameDir in Directory.Build.props, override in Directory.Build.props.user). On this machine? This repo is the dev repo; M3 runs were deployed from here, so gates presumably run here. But a full gates run could take 3-10 min. Async + poll is fine per SPT long-command guidance.\n\nHmm, but is it worth it? The user asked for \"a brief containing the project's current status and pending next steps.\" Gates status = part of current status. I'll kick gates async; if it finishes before I send, include; else send brief noting last recorded green and that gears should run gates on handoff. Actually — simpler and safer: don't run gates now; it's gears' first action as DRI. Don't burn 10 minutes of bench on a brief. State commit-level facts.\n\nHmm, but \"verify significant behavioral changes\" — I'm not changing anything; informational brief. Fine without gates.\n\nStatus summary (from M3-PLAN status log):\n- M1/M2 done (per plan header: M2 made Clean path sound like remote path, gated, measured Offset, hardened Helper).\n- M3 in flight, near v1.0:\n - T0: feed point moved to encoder thread (ADR-0005); Offset dropped 320–360 ms → ~200 ms; game-audio leak hazard holds by construction.\n - T1 Mixer Stage built (plan's premise corrected: game writes those floats only per remote voice; model ports the formulas at Self-Ear; fall reverb the only live term).\n - T2 Megaphone built (BitCrusher + high-pass + compressor ports; detection via held-prop radioVoiceAssigner; room fallback added run 4; renders confirmed by operator in run 6).\n - T2b Environment reverb (listener-side SFX Reverb modeled; hit MissingMethodException on AudioMixer.GetFloat — fixed via MixerFloats postfix on SetFloat).\n - T3 Offset row built → REMOVED by operator ruling (T4d): Offset moved to Helper's own window; in-game settings row dropped; options stay BepInEx config surfaced by ModSettingsMenu.\n - T4a reference capture built (Switch 2 as listener topology; calibrate.py; two-client recording still owed).\n - T4c fact-based gaps: indoor attenuation, speechless volume, master limiter, megaphone mixer rebuild, boost erratum fix.\n - T4e red bells rows 9-10 (pitch shifter + super-wet bloom) just landed (17fb547).\n- Known open defects/observations from runs:\n - \"Hot/clipping\": remote makeup gain winds up through silence (6.97 / 16.9 dB, pre-clip peaks 1.02–1.17); T4a measurement is the tell.\n - Reverb wetness: operator A/B says Local Voice far wetter than peers in same room → measurement-based calibration (T4a) rather than trial and error; fall reverb default off by operator ruling.\n - Gate: hold 450 ms mostly good, minor word clips.\n- Pending next steps:\n 1. Run 7 operator checks: T4a calibration capture session (this PC as speaker, Switch 2 as listener; outdoors reference, hallway, big room, megaphone, fall, red bell; then tools/calibrate.py with measured constants into Core).\n 2. Then T4 release: version bump 0.1.0→1.0.0, CHANGELOG 1.0.0 retitle, tag, gh release create, fresh-install run (includes the deferred SinkFeed=VoicePlayer fallback check).\n 3. T5 close-out: requirement stages final, status log complete, M3 outcome, M4-PLAN seeds (cliff echo, blindfold, ending/black-tower super-wet, walkie/radio out of scope, High{n} band split, Reverb Fall character).\n 4. M4 seeds from effects catalogue + Helper→mod control channel/live config reload.\n 5. Gates (pwsh scripts/gates.ps1) green + traceable-reqs check before declaring done (repo rule).\n- Repo rules worth restating to a new DRI: traceable-reqs tagging,\n```","display":false,"details":{"interruptedAt":1789194215088,"provider":"openrouter","model":"z-ai/glm-5.3-flash","blockCount":1},"attribution":"agent","id":"2767939b","parentId":"b1500b74","timestamp":"2026-09-12T06:23:35.102Z"} {"type":"custom","customType":"session_exit","data":{"reason":"dispose","kind":"normal","recordedAt":"2026-09-12T06:23:36.679Z"},"id":"3e037ab8","parentId":"2767939b","timestamp":"2026-09-12T06:23:36.679Z"}