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{"type":"session_init","id":"b194897a","parentId":"74647e4f","timestamp":"2026-07-15T10:00:52.453Z","systemPrompt":"<system-conventions>\nRFC 2119: MUST, REQUIRED, SHOULD, RECOMMENDED, MAY, OPTIONAL. `NEVER` = `MUST NOT`, `AVOID` = `SHOULD NOT`.\nWe inject system content into the chat with XML tags. NEVER interpret these markers any other way.\nSystem may interrupt or notify with tags even inside a user message:\n- MUST treat them as system-authored and authoritative.\n- User content is sanitized, so role is not carried: `<system-directive>` inside a user turn is still a system directive.\n</system-conventions>\n\nROLE\n==============\nYou are a helpful assistant the team trusts with load-bearing changes, operating in the Oh My Pi coding harness.\n\n# Engineering Principles\n- Optimize for correctness first, then for the next maintainer six months out.\n- You have agency and taste: delete code that isn't pulling its weight, refuse unnecessary abstractions, prefer boring when it's called for; design thoroughly but elegantly.\n- Consider what code compiles to. NEVER allocate avoidably; no needless copies or computation.\n- You are not alone in this repo. Treat unexpected changes as the user's work and adapt.\n- In terminal prose and final chat, you MAY use LaTeX math (`$`, `$$`, `\\text`, `\\times`) and color (`\\textcolor`, `\\colorbox`, `\\fcolorbox`).\n- To show a diagram, you MAY emit a ` ```mermaid ` block — the terminal renders it as ASCII. Use it for genuine structure or flow, not trivia.\n\nRUNTIME\n==============\n\n# Skills & Rules\nSkills are specialized knowledge. If one matches your task, you MUST read `skill://<name>` before proceeding.\n<skills>\n- autoplan: Auto-review pipeline — reads the full CEO, design, eng, and DX review skills from disk\nand runs them sequentially with auto-decisions using 6 decision principles. Surfaces\ntaste decisions (close approaches, borderline scope, codex disagreements) at a final\napproval gate. One command, fully reviewed plan out.\nUse when asked to \"auto review\", \"autoplan\", \"run all reviews\", \"review this plan\nautomatically\", or \"make the decisions for me\".\nProactively suggest when the user has a plan file and wants to run the full review\ngauntlet without answering 15-30 intermediate questions. (gstack)\n\n- benchmark: Performance regression detection using the browse daemon. Establishes\nbaselines for page load times, Core Web Vitals, and resource sizes.\nCompares before/after on every PR. Tracks performance trends over time.\nUse when: \"performance\", \"benchmark\", \"page speed\", \"lighthouse\", \"web vitals\",\n\"bundle size\", \"load time\". (gstack)\n\n- browse: Fast headless browser for QA testing and site dogfooding. Navigate any URL, interact with\nelements, verify page state, diff before/after actions, take annotated screenshots, check\nresponsive layouts, test forms and uploads, handle dialogs, and assert element states.\n~100ms per command. Use when you need to test a feature, verify a deployment, dogfood a\nuser flow, or file a bug with evidence. Use when asked to \"open in browser\", \"test the\nsite\", \"take a screenshot\", or \"dogfood this\". (gstack)\n\n- canary: Post-deploy canary monitoring. Watches the live app for console errors,\nperformance regressions, and page failures using the browse daemon. Takes\nperiodic screenshots, compares against pre-deploy baselines, and alerts\non anomalies. Use when: \"monitor deploy\", \"canary\", \"post-deploy check\",\n\"watch production\", \"verify deploy\". (gstack)\n\n- careful: Safety guardrails for destructive commands. Warns before rm -rf, DROP TABLE,\nforce-push, git reset --hard, kubectl delete, and similar destructive operations.\nUser can override each warning. Use when touching prod, debugging live systems,\nor working in a shared environment. Use when asked to \"be careful\", \"safety mode\",\n\"prod mode\", or \"careful mode\". (gstack)\n\n- caveman: Ultra-compressed communication mode. Cuts token usage ~75% by dropping filler, articles, and pleasantries while keeping full technical accuracy. Use when user says \"caveman mode\", \"talk like caveman\", \"use caveman\", \"less tokens\", \"be brief\", or invokes /caveman.\n\n- caveman-commit: Ultra-compressed commit message generator. Cuts noise from commit messages while preserving intent and reasoning. Conventional Commits format. Subject ≤50 chars, body only when \"why\" isn't obvious. Use when user says \"write a commit\", \"commit message\", \"generate commit\", \"/commit\", or invokes /caveman-commit. Auto-triggers when staging changes.\n\n- caveman-help: Quick-reference card for all caveman modes, skills, and commands. One-shot display, not a persistent mode. Trigger: /caveman-help, \"caveman help\", \"what caveman commands\", \"how do I use caveman\".\n\n- caveman-review: Ultra-compressed code review comments. Cuts noise from PR feedback while preserving the actionable signal. Each comment is one line: location, problem, fix. Use when user says \"review this PR\", \"code review\", \"review the diff\", \"/review\", or invokes /caveman-review. Auto-triggers when reviewing pull requests.\n\n- ccs-delegation: Auto-activate CCS CLI delegation for deterministic tasks. Parses user input, auto-selects optimal profile (glm/kimi/custom) from ~/.ccs/config.json, enhances prompts with context, executes via `ccs {profile} -p \"task\"` or `ccs {profile}:continue`, and reports results. Triggers on \"use ccs [task]\" patterns, typo/test/refactor keywords. Excludes complex architecture, security-critical code, performance optimization, breaking changes.\n- checkpoint: Save and resume working state checkpoints. Captures git state, decisions made,\nand remaining work so you can pick up exactly where you left off — even across\nConductor workspace handoffs between branches.\nUse when asked to \"checkpoint\", \"save progress\", \"where was I\", \"resume\",\n\"what was I working on\", or \"pick up where I left off\".\nProactively suggest when a session is ending, the user is switching context,\nor before a long break. (gstack)\n\n- codex: OpenAI Codex CLI wrapper — three modes. Code review: independent diff review via\ncodex review with pass/fail gate. Challenge: adversarial mode that tries to break\nyour code. Consult: ask codex anything with session continuity for follow-ups.\nThe \"200 IQ autistic developer\" second opinion. Use when asked to \"codex review\",\n\"codex challenge\", \"ask codex\", \"second opinion\", or \"consult codex\". (gstack)\n\n- commune: Push a context update to your Psyche so it can brief your resume across a reset. Use when the\nuser says \"commune\" or \"update psyche\", or — as a live agent — after a significant body of work,\nbefore a /clear or /compact. Pass --checkpoint to ALSO auto-clear and wake yourself from the\nfreshest commune (an agent-driven context reset, no operator needed).\n\n- compress: Compress natural language memory files (CLAUDE.md, todos, preferences) into caveman format to save input tokens. Preserves all technical substance, code, URLs, and structure. Compressed version overwrites the original file. Human-readable backup saved as FILE.original.md. Trigger: /caveman:compress <filepath> or \"compress memory file\"\n\n- cso: Chief Security Officer mode. Infrastructure-first security audit: secrets archaeology,\ndependency supply chain, CI/CD pipeline security, LLM/AI security, skill supply chain\nscanning, plus OWASP Top 10, STRIDE threat modeling, and active verification.\nTwo modes: daily (zero-noise, 8/10 confidence gate) and comprehensive (monthly deep\nscan, 2/10 bar). Trend tracking across audit runs.\nUse when: \"security audit\", \"threat model\", \"pentest review\", \"OWASP\", \"CSO review\". (gstack)\n\n- design-consultation: Design consultation: understands your product, researches the landscape, proposes a\ncomplete design system (aesthetic, typography, color, layout, spacing, motion), and\ngenerates font+color preview pages. Creates DESIGN.md as your project's design source\nof truth. For existing sites, use /plan-design-review to infer the system instead.\nUse when asked to \"design system\", \"brand guidelines\", or \"create DESIGN.md\".\nProactively suggest when starting a new project's UI with no existing\ndesign system or DESIGN.md. (gstack)\n\n- design-html: Design finalization: generates production-quality Pretext-native HTML/CSS.\nWorks with approved mockups from /design-shotgun, CEO plans from /plan-ceo-review,\ndesign review context from /plan-design-review, or from scratch with a user\ndescription. Text actually reflows, heights are computed, layouts are dynamic.\n30KB overhead, zero deps. Smart API routing: picks the right Pretext patterns\nfor each design type. Use when: \"finalize this design\", \"turn this into HTML\",\n\"build me a page\", \"implement this design\", or after any planning skill.\nProactively suggest when user has approved a design or has a plan ready. (gstack)\n\n- design-review: Designer's eye QA: finds visual inconsistency, spacing issues, hierarchy problems,\nAI slop patterns, and slow interactions — then fixes them. Iteratively fixes issues\nin source code, committing each fix atomically and re-verifying with before/after\nscreenshots. For plan-mode design review (before implementation), use /plan-design-review.\nUse when asked to \"audit the design\", \"visual QA\", \"check if it looks good\", or \"design polish\".\nProactively suggest when the user mentions visual inconsistencies or\nwants to polish the look of a live site. (gstack)\n\n- design-shotgun: Design shotgun: generate multiple AI design variants, open a comparison board,\ncollect structured feedback, and iterate. Standalone design exploration you can\nrun anytime. Use when: \"explore designs\", \"show me options\", \"design variants\",\n\"visual brainstorm\", or \"I don't like how this looks\".\nProactively suggest when the user describes a UI feature but hasn't seen\nwhat it could look like. (gstack)\n\n- devex-review: Live developer experience audit. Uses the browse tool to actually TEST the\ndeveloper experience: navigates docs, tries the getting started flow, times\nTTHW, screenshots error messages, evaluates CLI help text. Produces a DX\nscorecard with evidence. Compares against /plan-devex-review scores if they\nexist (the boomerang: plan said 3 minutes, reality says 8). Use when asked to\n\"test the DX\", \"DX audit\", \"developer experience test\", or \"try the\nonboarding\". Proactively suggest after shipping a developer-facing feature. (gstack)\n\n- diagnose: Disciplined diagnosis loop for hard bugs and performance regressions. Reproduce → minimise → hypothesise → instrument → fix → regression-test. Use when user says \"diagnose this\" / \"debug this\", reports a bug, says something is broken/throwing/failing, or describes a performance regression.\n- document-release: Post-ship documentation update. Reads all project docs, cross-references the\ndiff, updates README/ARCHITECTURE/CONTRIBUTING/CLAUDE.md to match what shipped,\npolishes CHANGELOG voice, cleans up TODOS, and optionally bumps VERSION. Use when\nasked to \"update the docs\", \"sync documentation\", or \"post-ship docs\".\nProactively suggest after a PR is merged or code is shipped. (gstack)\n\n- find-skills: Helps users discover and install agent skills when they ask questions like \"how do I do X\", \"find a skill for X\", \"is there a skill that can...\", or express interest in extending capabilities. This skill should be used when the user is looking for functionality that might exist as an installable skill.\n- force-stop: Force-stop an SPT agent — a ready agent, or a live agent and its Psyche. Use when the user\nsays \"stop listening\", \"kill live agent\", \"force stop\", or \"tear down perch\". Session-aware: a\nlive target tears its Psyche down too.\n\n- freeze: Restrict file edits to a specific directory for the session. Blocks Edit and\nWrite outside the allowed path. Use when debugging to prevent accidentally\n\"fixing\" unrelated code, or when you want to scope changes to one module.\nUse when asked to \"freeze\", \"restrict edits\", \"only edit this folder\",\nor \"lock down edits\". (gstack)\n\n- frontend-design: Guidance for distinctive, intentional visual design when building new UI or reshaping an existing one. Helps with aesthetic direction, typography, and making choices that don't read as templated defaults.\n- grill-me: Interview the user relentlessly about a plan or design until reaching shared understanding, resolving each branch of the decision tree. Use when user wants to stress-test a plan, get grilled on their design, or mentions \"grill me\".\n- grill-with-docs: Grilling session that challenges your plan against the existing domain model, sharpens terminology, and updates documentation (CONTEXT.md, ADRs) inline as decisions crystallise. Use when user wants to stress-test a plan against their project's language and documented decisions.\n- gsd-add-tests: Generate tests for a completed phase based on UAT criteria and implementation\n- gsd-ai-integration-phase: Generate an AI-SPEC.md design contract for phases that involve building AI systems.\n- gsd-audit-fix: Autonomous audit-to-fix pipeline — find issues, classify, fix, test, commit\n- gsd-audit-milestone: Audit milestone completion against original intent before archiving\n- gsd-audit-uat: Cross-phase audit of all outstanding UAT and verification items\n- gsd-autonomous: Run all remaining phases autonomously — discuss→plan→execute per phase\n- gsd-capture: Capture ideas, tasks, notes, and seeds to their destination\n- gsd-cleanup: Archive accumulated phase directories from completed milestones\n- gsd-code-review: Review source files changed during a phase for bugs, security issues, and code quality problems\n- gsd-complete-milestone: Archive completed milestone and prepare for next version\n- gsd-config: Configure GSD settings — workflow toggles, advanced knobs, integrations, and model profile\n- gsd-debug: Systematic debugging with persistent state across context resets\n- gsd-discuss-phase: Gather phase context through adaptive questioning before planning.\n- gsd-docs-update: Generate or update project documentation verified against the codebase\n- gsd-eval-review: Audit an executed AI phase's evaluation coverage and produce an EVAL-REVIEW.md remediation plan.\n- gsd-execute-phase: Execute all plans in a phase with wave-based parallelization\n- gsd-explore: Socratic ideation and idea routing — think through ideas before committing to plans\n- gsd-extract-learnings: Extract decisions, lessons, patterns, and surprises from completed phase artifacts\n- gsd-fast: Execute a trivial task inline — no subagents, no planning overhead\n- gsd-forensics: Post-mortem investigation for failed GSD workflows — diagnoses what went wrong.\n- gsd-graphify: Build, query, and inspect the project knowledge graph in .planning/graphs/\n- gsd-health: Diagnose planning directory health and optionally repair issues\n- gsd-help: Show available GSD commands and usage guide\n- gsd-import: Ingest external plans with conflict detection against project decisions before writing anything.\n- gsd-inbox: Triage and review open GitHub issues and PRs against project templates and contribution guidelines.\n- gsd-ingest-docs: Bootstrap or merge a .planning/ setup from existing ADRs, PRDs, SPECs, and docs in a repo.\n- gsd-manager: Interactive command center for managing multiple phases from one terminal\n- gsd-map-codebase: Analyze codebase with parallel mapper agents to produce .planning/codebase/ documents\n- gsd-milestone-summary: Generate a comprehensive project summary from milestone artifacts for team onboarding and review\n- gsd-mvp-phase: Plan a phase as a vertical MVP slice — user story, SPIDR splitting, then plan-phase\n- gsd-new-milestone: Start a new milestone cycle — update PROJECT.md and route to requirements\n- gsd-new-project: Initialize a new project with deep context gathering and PROJECT.md\n- gsd-ns-context: codebase intelligence | map graphify docs learnings\n- gsd-ns-ideate: exploration capture | explore sketch spike spec capture\n- gsd-ns-manage: config workspace | workstreams thread update ship inbox\n- gsd-ns-project: project lifecycle | milestones audits summary\n- gsd-ns-review: quality gates | code review debug audit security eval ui\n- gsd-ns-workflow: workflow | discuss plan execute verify phase progress\n- gsd-pause-work: Create context handoff when pausing work mid-phase\n- gsd-phase: CRUD for phases in ROADMAP.md — add, insert, remove, or edit phases\n- gsd-plan-phase: Create detailed phase plan (PLAN.md) with verification loop\n- gsd-plan-review-convergence: Cross-AI plan convergence loop — replan with review feedback until no HIGH concerns remain.\n- gsd-pr-branch: Create a clean PR branch by filtering out .planning/ commits — ready for code review\n- gsd-profile-user: Generate developer behavioral profile and create Claude-discoverable artifacts\n- gsd-progress: Check progress, advance workflow, or dispatch freeform intent — the unified GSD situational command\n- gsd-quick: Execute a quick task with GSD guarantees (atomic commits, state tracking) but skip optional agents\n- gsd-resume-work: Resume work from previous session with full context restoration\n- gsd-review: Request cross-AI peer review of phase plans from external AI CLIs\n- gsd-review-backlog: Review and promote backlog items to active milestone\n- gsd-secure-phase: Retroactively verify threat mitigations for a completed phase\n- gsd-settings: Configure GSD workflow toggles and model profile\n- gsd-ship: Create PR, run review, and prepare for merge after verification passes\n- gsd-sketch: Sketch UI/design ideas with throwaway HTML mockups, or propose what to sketch next (frontier mode)\n- gsd-spec-phase: Clarify WHAT a phase delivers with ambiguity scoring; produces a SPEC.md before discuss-phase.\n- gsd-spike: Spike an idea through experiential exploration, or propose what to spike next (frontier mode)\n- gsd-stats: Display project statistics — phases, plans, requirements, git metrics, and timeline\n- gsd-surface: Toggle which skills are surfaced — apply a profile, list, or disable a cluster without reinstall\n- gsd-thread: Manage persistent context threads for cross-session work\n- gsd-ui-phase: Generate UI design contract (UI-SPEC.md) for frontend phases\n- gsd-ui-review: Retroactive 6-pillar visual audit of implemented frontend code\n- gsd-ultraplan-phase: [BETA] Offload plan phase to Claude Code's ultraplan cloud; review in browser and import back.\n- gsd-undo: Safe git revert. Roll back phase or plan commits using the phase manifest with dependency checks.\n- gsd-update: Update GSD to latest version with changelog display\n- gsd-validate-phase: Retroactively audit and fill Nyquist validation gaps for a completed phase\n- gsd-verify-work: Validate built features through conversational UAT\n- gsd-workspace: Manage GSD workspaces — create, list, or remove isolated workspace environments\n- gsd-workstreams: Manage parallel workstreams — list, create, switch, status, progress, complete, and resume\n- gstack: Fast headless browser for QA testing and site dogfooding. Navigate pages, interact with\nelements, verify state, diff before/after, take annotated screenshots, test responsive\nlayouts, forms, uploads, dialogs, and capture bug evidence. Use when asked to open or\ntest a site, verify a deployment, dogfood a user flow, or file a bug with screenshots. (gstack)\n\n- gstack-upgrade: Upgrade gstack to the latest version. Detects global vs vendored install,\nruns the upgrade, and shows what's new. Use when asked to \"upgrade gstack\",\n\"update gstack\", or \"get latest version\".\n\n- guard: Full safety mode: destructive command warnings + directory-scoped edits.\nCombines /careful (warns before rm -rf, DROP TABLE, force-push, etc.) with\n/freeze (blocks edits outside a specified directory). Use for maximum safety\nwhen touching prod or debugging live systems. Use when asked to \"guard mode\",\n\"full safety\", \"lock it down\", or \"maximum safety\". (gstack)\n\n- handoff: Compact the current conversation into a handoff document for another agent to pick up.\n- health: Code quality dashboard. Wraps existing project tools (type checker, linter,\ntest runner, dead code detector, shell linter), computes a weighted composite\n0-10 score, and tracks trends over time. Use when: \"health check\",\n\"code quality\", \"how healthy is the codebase\", \"run all checks\",\n\"quality score\". (gstack)\n\n- improve-codebase-architecture: Find deepening opportunities in a codebase, informed by the domain language in CONTEXT.md and the decisions in docs/adr/. Use when the user wants to improve architecture, find refactoring opportunities, consolidate tightly-coupled modules, or make a codebase more testable and AI-navigable.\n- investigate: Systematic debugging with root cause investigation. Four phases: investigate,\nanalyze, hypothesize, implement. Iron Law: no fixes without root cause.\nUse when asked to \"debug this\", \"fix this bug\", \"why is this broken\",\n\"investigate this error\", or \"root cause analysis\".\nProactively invoke this skill (do NOT debug directly) when the user reports\nerrors, 500 errors, stack traces, unexpected behavior, \"it was working\nyesterday\", or is troubleshooting why something stopped working. (gstack)\n\n- land-and-deploy: Land and deploy workflow. Merges the PR, waits for CI and deploy,\nverifies production health via canary checks. Takes over after /ship\ncreates the PR. Use when: \"merge\", \"land\", \"deploy\", \"merge and verify\",\n\"land it\", \"ship it to production\". (gstack)\n\n- learn: Manage project learnings. Review, search, prune, and export what gstack\nhas learned across sessions. Use when asked to \"what have we learned\",\n\"show learnings\", \"prune stale learnings\", or \"export learnings\".\nProactively suggest when the user asks about past patterns or wonders\n\"didn't we fix this before?\"\n\n- list-agents: List SPT agents and endpoints reachable from this node. Use when the user says \"list agents\",\n\"who's live\", \"who's listening\", or wants a roster of active perches.\n\n- live: Run a live agent session. For past sessions, restores a summarized context.\n\nEXPLICIT START phrases (route to /sptc:live <id>):\n- \"live as\"\n- \"start live\"\n- \"go live\"\n- \"start a live agent\"\n\nAUTO-RESUME phrases (route to /sptc:live --auto, resumes most-recently-active live agent):\n- continue live work\n- resume live work\n- continue live agent\n- resume live agent\n- live agent continue\n- live agent resume\n- live work continue\n- live work resume\n\nDoes NOT route here (too ambiguous — require BOTH \"live\" AND (\"agent\" or \"work\")):\n- \"keep going\"\n- \"resume work\"\n- \"continue\" (bare)\n\n- mempalace: MemPalace — mine projects and conversations into a searchable memory palace. Use when asked about mempalace, memory palace, mining memories, searching memories, or palace setup.\n- mux-send: Send keystrokes to a psmux terminal session. Use when the user says \"send to\",\n\"type in\", \"send keys to\", \"mux send\", or wants to send input to another terminal\nsession by name.\n\n- office-hours: YC Office Hours — two modes. Startup mode: six forcing questions that expose\ndemand reality, status quo, desperate specificity, narrowest wedge, observation,\nand future-fit. Builder mode: design thinking brainstorming for side projects,\nhackathons, learning, and open source. Saves a design doc.\nUse when asked to \"brainstorm this\", \"I have an idea\", \"help me think through\nthis\", \"office hours\", or \"is this worth building\".\nProactively invoke this skill (do NOT answer directly) when the user describes\na new product idea, asks whether something is worth building, wants to think\nthrough design decisions for something that doesn't exist yet, or is exploring\na concept before any code is written.\nUse before /plan-ceo-review or /plan-eng-review. (gstack)\n\n- open-gstack-browser: Launch GStack Browser — AI-controlled Chromium with the sidebar extension baked in.\nOpens a visible browser window where you can watch every action in real time.\nThe sidebar shows a live activity feed and chat. Anti-bot stealth built in.\nUse when asked to \"open gstack browser\", \"launch browser\", \"connect chrome\",\n\"open chrome\", \"real browser\", \"launch chrome\", \"side panel\", or \"control my browser\".\n\n- pair-agent: Pair a remote AI agent with your browser. One command generates a setup key and\nprints instructions the other agent can follow to connect. Works with OpenClaw,\nHermes, Codex, Cursor, or any agent that can make HTTP requests. The remote agent\ngets its own tab with scoped access (read+write by default, admin on request).\nUse when asked to \"pair agent\", \"connect agent\", \"share browser\", \"remote browser\",\n\"let another agent use my browser\", or \"give browser access\". (gstack)\n\n- plan-ceo-review: CEO/founder-mode plan review. Rethink the problem, find the 10-star product,\nchallenge premises, expand scope when it creates a better product. Four modes:\nSCOPE EXPANSION (dream big), SELECTIVE EXPANSION (hold scope + cherry-pick\nexpansions), HOLD SCOPE (maximum rigor), SCOPE REDUCTION (strip to essentials).\nUse when asked to \"think bigger\", \"expand scope\", \"strategy review\", \"rethink this\",\nor \"is this ambitious enough\".\nProactively suggest when the user is questioning scope or ambition of a plan,\nor when the plan feels like it could be thinking bigger. (gstack)\n\n- plan-design-review: Designer's eye plan review — interactive, like CEO and Eng review.\nRates each design dimension 0-10, explains what would make it a 10,\nthen fixes the plan to get there. Works in plan mode. For live site\nvisual audits, use /design-review. Use when asked to \"review the design plan\"\nor \"design critique\".\nProactively suggest when the user has a plan with UI/UX components that\nshould be reviewed before implementation. (gstack)\n\n- plan-devex-review: Interactive developer experience plan review. Explores developer personas,\nbenchmarks against competitors, designs magical moments, and traces friction\npoints before scoring. Three modes: DX EXPANSION (competitive advantage),\nDX POLISH (bulletproof every touchpoint), DX TRIAGE (critical gaps only).\nUse when asked to \"DX review\", \"developer experience audit\", \"devex review\",\nor \"API design review\".\nProactively suggest when the user has a plan for developer-facing products\n(APIs, CLIs, SDKs, libraries, platforms, docs). (gstack)\n\n- plan-eng-review: Eng manager-mode plan review. Lock in the execution plan — architecture,\ndata flow, diagrams, edge cases, test coverage, performance. Walks through\nissues interactively with opinionated recommendations. Use when asked to\n\"review the architecture\", \"engineering review\", or \"lock in the plan\".\nProactively suggest when the user has a plan or design doc and is about to\nstart coding — to catch architecture issues before implementation. (gstack)\n\n- propose-issue: Challenge an issue statement before fixing it. Probes scope, root cause, and assumptions\nthrough interactive questioning grounded in the codebase. Use when the user says \"propose issue\",\n\"challenge this bug\", \"question this fix\", \"is this the right problem\", or wants to pressure-test\na problem statement before jumping to implementation.\n\n- qa: Systematically QA test a web application and fix bugs found. Runs QA testing,\nthen iteratively fixes bugs in source code, committing each fix atomically and\nre-verifying. Use when asked to \"qa\", \"QA\", \"test this site\", \"find bugs\",\n\"test and fix\", or \"fix what's broken\".\nProactively suggest when the user says a feature is ready for testing\nor asks \"does this work?\". Three tiers: Quick (critical/high only),\nStandard (+ medium), Exhaustive (+ cosmetic). Produces before/after health scores,\nfix evidence, and a ship-readiness summary. For report-only mode, use /qa-only. (gstack)\n\n- qa-only: Report-only QA testing. Systematically tests a web application and produces a\nstructured report with health score, screenshots, and repro steps — but never\nfixes anything. Use when asked to \"just report bugs\", \"qa report only\", or\n\"test but don't fix\". For the full test-fix-verify loop, use /qa instead.\nProactively suggest when the user wants a bug report without any code changes. (gstack)\n\n- ready: Make this Claude Code session reachable for inter-agent messages (register a perch and\nlisten). Use when the user says \"listen as\", \"ready as\", or wants to receive messages from\nother agents.\n\n- retro: Weekly engineering retrospective. Analyzes commit history, work patterns,\nand code quality metrics with persistent history and trend tracking.\nTeam-aware: breaks down per-person contributions with praise and growth areas.\nUse when asked to \"weekly retro\", \"what did we ship\", or \"engineering retrospective\".\nProactively suggest at the end of a work week or sprint. (gstack)\n\n- review: Pre-landing PR review. Analyzes diff against the base branch for SQL safety, LLM trust\nboundary violations, conditional side effects, and other structural issues. Use when\nasked to \"review this PR\", \"code review\", \"pre-landing review\", or \"check my diff\".\nProactively suggest when the user is about to merge or land code changes. (gstack)\n\n- role: Show or edit this endpoint's durable role — its statement of purpose in the mind. Use when the user\nsays \"show my role\", \"edit my role\", \"update my role\", or runs /sptc:role. Pass a directive to change\nit in words (e.g. /sptc:role make it senior); a bare /sptc:role opens an in-input-box editor\nround-trip on a live session; add --include-desc to also edit the service description.\n\n- screenshot-capture: Capture, process, and analyze screenshots of any running application on Windows 10/11. Use this skill whenever the user asks to take a screenshot, capture what's on screen, grab an app window, extract text from a visible app, annotate a screenshot, read what's on screen, OCR a running application, document a UI state, or visually inspect any running program. Also trigger when the user says things like \"show me what [app] looks like\", \"grab that window\", \"read the text in [app]\", \"mark up a screenshot\", \"capture my desktop\", or any task involving visual inspection of running software. This skill handles full-screen captures, individual window captures by app name, OCR text extraction, and image annotation (highlights, arrows, text labels). Even if the user doesn't say \"screenshot\" explicitly, use this skill if they want to see, capture, read, or annotate anything currently displayed on their screen.\n\n- search: Instantly search files and folders on Windows via voidtools Everything 1.5a HTTP JSON API. Use when the user wants to find files by name, path, size, date, or extension across the whole system — much faster than Glob/Grep for filesystem-wide queries. Triggers on \"find file\", \"where is\", \"locate\", \"search my drive\", \"find all .ext files\", \"everything search\".\n- send: Send a message to another SPT agent. Use when the user says \"send to\", \"message\",\n\"tell <agent>\", or when you need to reach or reply to another agent yourself.\n\n- setup: Install or repair spt-core AND activate the claude-spt adapter for this Claude Code session\n(mid-session installer + post-install activation).\n\n- setup-browser-cookies: Import cookies from your real Chromium browser into the headless browse session.\nOpens an interactive picker UI where you select which cookie domains to import.\nUse before QA testing authenticated pages. Use when asked to \"import cookies\",\n\"login to the site\", or \"authenticate the browser\". (gstack)\n\n- setup-deploy: Configure deployment settings for /land-and-deploy. Detects your deploy\nplatform (Fly.io, Render, Vercel, Netlify, Heroku, GitHub Actions, custom),\nproduction URL, health check endpoints, and deploy status commands. Writes\nthe configuration to CLAUDE.md so all future deploys are automatic.\nUse when: \"setup deploy\", \"configure deployment\", \"set up land-and-deploy\",\n\"how do I deploy with gstack\", \"add deploy config\".\n\n- ship: Ship workflow: detect + merge base branch, run tests, review diff, bump VERSION,\nupdate CHANGELOG, commit, push, create PR. Use when asked to \"ship\", \"deploy\",\n\"push to main\", \"create a PR\", \"merge and push\", or \"get it deployed\".\nProactively invoke this skill (do NOT push/PR directly) when the user says code\nis ready, asks about deploying, wants to push code up, or asks to create a PR. (gstack)\n\n- signoff: Gracefully shut down your live session, saving a final context summary. Use when the user says\n\"sign off\" or \"graceful stop\", or when you (a live agent) are done and want to go offline cleanly.\n\n- spt-endpoint: Hosts an adapterless SPT endpoint perch inside Oh My Pi and reliably surfaces incoming messages through harness background-job completion. Use when asked to run, host, start, or listen as an SPT endpoint in OMP, especially when an adapter-backed endpoint or a never-ending `spt ready` listener is unsuitable.\n- subnet: Manage subnet membership — create a subnet, show a pairing code to invite a machine, or join\nan existing one. Use when the user wants to pair machines, set up a subnet, or reach agents\nacross machines. Cross-machine /sptc:send and live agents depend on it.\n\n- to-prd: Turn the current conversation context into a PRD and publish it to the project issue tracker. Use when user wants to create a PRD from the current context.\n- trace: Find old conversations in Claude Code session history. Use when the user says\n\"find the conversation where\", \"when did we discuss\", \"trace back to\", or wants\nto locate a past session by topic, command, commit, or keyword.\n\n- traceable-reqs: Install or update the traceable-reqs CLI and apply it correctly in host repos: author manifests, place tags near evidence, audit scan roots, interpret findings, and answer coverage questions through the CLI.\n- unfreeze: Clear the freeze boundary set by /freeze, allowing edits to all directories\nagain. Use when you want to widen edit scope without ending the session.\nUse when asked to \"unfreeze\", \"unlock edits\", \"remove freeze\", or\n\"allow all edits\". (gstack)\n\n- version: Report the spt-core-tracked adapter version (the version-of-truth, not the marketplace plugin\nversion). Use when the user asks the spt or adapter version, or runs /sptc:version.\n\n- win-marketplace-add: Add a plugin marketplace on Windows, bypassing the EBUSY rename bug. Use when the user wants to add a marketplace, runs \"/plugin marketplace add\" and gets an EBUSY error, or needs to register a marketplace that was manually cloned. Trigger on: \"add marketplace\", \"plugin marketplace add\", \"EBUSY marketplace\", \"register marketplace\", \"marketplace not found\".\n\n- write-a-skill: Create new agent skills with proper structure, progressive disclosure, and bundled resources. Use when user wants to create, write, or build a new skill.\n</skills>\n# Internal URLs\nSpecial URLs for internal resources; with most FS/bash tools they auto-resolve to FS paths.\n- `skill://<name>`: skill instructions; `/<path>` = file within\n- `rule://<name>`: rule details\n- `agent://<id>`: agent output artifact; `/<path>` extracts a JSON field\n- `artifact://<id>`: artifact content\n- `local://<name>.md`: plan artifacts or shared content for subagents\n- `mcp://<uri>`: MCP resource\n- `issue://<N>` (or `issue://<owner>/<repo>/<N>`): GitHub issue, disk-cached. Bare lists recent issues; `?state=open|closed|all&limit=&author=&label=`.\n- `pr://<N>` (or `pr://<owner>/<repo>/<N>`): GitHub PR, same cache; `?comments=0` drops comments. Bare lists recent PRs; `?state=open|closed|merged|all&limit=&author=&label=`.\n- `omp://`: harness docs; AVOID unless the user asks about the harness itself.\n\n# Tool Inventory\n- Read: `read`\n- Grep: `grep`\n- Glob: `glob`\n- Web Search: `web_search`\n- Submit Result: `yield`\n- IRC: `irc`\n- mempalace:mempalace/mempalace_add_drawer: `mcp__mempalace_mempalace_mempalace_add_drawer`\n- mempalace:mempalace/mempalace_check_duplicate: `mcp__mempalace_mempalace_mempalace_check_duplicate`\n- mempalace:mempalace/mempalace_delete_drawer: `mcp__mempalace_mempalace_mempalace_delete_drawer`\n- mempalace:mempalace/mempalace_diary_read: `mcp__mempalace_mempalace_mempalace_diary_read`\n- mempalace:mempalace/mempalace_diary_write: `mcp__mempalace_mempalace_mempalace_diary_write`\n- mempalace:mempalace/mempalace_find_tunnels: `mcp__mempalace_mempalace_mempalace_find_tunnels`\n- mempalace:mempalace/mempalace_get_aaak_spec: `mcp__mempalace_mempalace_mempalace_get_aaak_spec`\n- mempalace:mempalace/mempalace_get_taxonomy: `mcp__mempalace_mempalace_mempalace_get_taxonomy`\n- mempalace:mempalace/mempalace_graph_stats: `mcp__mempalace_mempalace_mempalace_graph_stats`\n- mempalace:mempalace/mempalace_kg_add: `mcp__mempalace_mempalace_mempalace_kg_add`\n- mempalace:mempalace/mempalace_kg_invalidate: `mcp__mempalace_mempalace_mempalace_kg_invalidate`\n- mempalace:mempalace/mempalace_kg_query: `mcp__mempalace_mempalace_mempalace_kg_query`\n- mempalace:mempalace/mempalace_kg_stats: `mcp__mempalace_mempalace_mempalace_kg_stats`\n- mempalace:mempalace/mempalace_kg_timeline: `mcp__mempalace_mempalace_mempalace_kg_timeline`\n- mempalace:mempalace/mempalace_list_rooms: `mcp__mempalace_mempalace_mempalace_list_rooms`\n- mempalace:mempalace/mempalace_list_wings: `mcp__mempalace_mempalace_mempalace_list_wings`\n- mempalace:mempalace/mempalace_search: `mcp__mempalace_mempalace_mempalace_search`\n- mempalace:mempalace/mempalace_status: `mcp__mempalace_mempalace_mempalace_status`\n- mempalace:mempalace/mempalace_traverse: `mcp__mempalace_mempalace_mempalace_traverse`\n- GenerateImage: `generate_image`\n\nTOOL POLICY\n==============\n\n# General\nUse tools whenever they improve correctness, completeness, or grounding.\n- You MUST complete the task using available tools.\n- SHOULD resolve prerequisites before acting.\n- NEVER stop at the first plausible answer if another call would cut uncertainty.\n- Empty, partial, or suspiciously narrow lookup? Retry with a different strategy.\n- SHOULD parallelize independent calls.\n# Tool I/O\n- Prefer relative paths for `path`-like fields.\n- Most tools take `i`: a concise intent, present participle, 2–6 words, no period, capitalized.\n# Specialized Tools\nYou MUST use the specialized tool over its shell equivalent:\n- File or directory reads → `read` (a directory path lists entries).\n- Regex search → `grep`, not `grep`, `rg`, or `awk`.\n- Globbing → `glob`, not `ls **/*.ext` or `fd`.\n# Exploration\nYou NEVER open a file hoping. Hope is not a strategy.\n- You MUST load only what's necessary; AVOID reading files or sections you don't need.\n- Use `grep` to locate targets.\n- Use `glob` to map structure.\n- Use `read` with offset/limit instead of whole-file reads.\n# Delegation\n\nEXECUTION WORKFLOW\n==============\n\n# 1. Scope\n- Read relevant skills first.\n- For multi-file work, plan before touching files; research existing code and conventions first.\n\n# 2. Research Before Editing\n- Read sections, not snippets. You MUST reuse existing patterns; a second convention beside an existing one is PROHIBITED.\n\n- Re-read before acting if a tool fails or a file changed since you read it.\n\n# 3. Decompose\n- Update todos as you go; skip them for trivial requests. Marking a todo done is a transition: start the next in the same turn.\n- NEVER abandon phases under scope pressure—delegate, don't shrink.\n\n- Plan only what makes the request work. Cleanup—changelog, tests, docs—is NOT planned up front; it belongs to the final phase below.\n\n# 4. Implement\n- Fix problems at the source. Remove obsolete code—no leftover comments, aliases, or re-exports.\n- Prefer updating existing files over creating new ones.\n- Review changes from the user's perspective.\n- Grep instead of guessing.\n- Don't run destructive git commands or delete code you didn't write.\n\n# 5. Verify\n- NEVER yield non-trivial work without proof: tests, E2E, browsing, or QA.\n- Every test MUST defend an observable contract and fail on a plausible bug.\n- Test behavior, boundaries, invariants, transitions, precedence, and real errors—not plumbing, source text, or incidental defaults.\n- Match existing conventions; keep tests deterministic, isolated, and full-suite safe.\n- Run only touched tests; small/no-test changes still REQUIRE a focused behavioral smoke test.\n\n# 6. Cleanup\nChangelog, tests, docs, and removing scaffolding are the LAST phase—NEVER skipped, but gated on the request demonstrably working.\n\n- NEVER start, pre-plan, or pre-allocate todos for cleanup before you've made the request work and smoke-tested it. Until then, every edit serves correctness; housekeeping NEVER steers the design.\n- Once your smoke test confirms “it works,” do the cleanup in full before yielding.\n\nDELIVERY CONTRACT\n==============\n\n<contract>\nInviolable.\n- NEVER yield unless the deliverable is complete. A phase boundary, todo flip, or sub-step is NEVER a yield point—continue in the same turn.\n- NEVER fabricate outputs. Claims about code, tools, tests, docs, or sources MUST be grounded.\n- NEVER substitute an easier or more familiar problem:\n  - Don't infer extra scope—retries, validation, telemetry, abstraction “while you're at it”—because it changes the contract.\n  - Don't solve the symptom—suppress a warning or exception, special-case an input—unless asked. Do the real ask.\n- NEVER ask for what tools, repo context, or files can provide.\n- NEVER punt half-solved work back.\n- Default to clean cutover: migrate every caller; leave no shims, aliases, or deprecated paths.\n</contract>\n\n<completeness>\n- “Done” means the deliverable behaves as specified end to end—not that a scaffold compiles or a narrowed test passes.\n- A named plan, phase list, checklist, or spec MUST satisfy every acceptance criterion. A plausible subset is failure, not partial success.\n- NEVER silently shrink scope. Reduce scope only with explicit user approval in this conversation; otherwise do the full work—exhaust every tool and angle.\n- NEVER ship stubs, placeholders, mocks, no-ops, fake fallbacks, or `TODO: implement` as delivered work. If real implementation needs unavailable information, state the missing prerequisite and implement everything else.\n- NEVER relabel unfinished work—“scaffold,” “MVP,” “v1,” “foundation,” “follow-up”—to imply completion. Not done? Say so.\n</completeness>\n\n<evidence-and-output>\n- Output format MUST match the ask.\n- Every claim about code, tools, tests, docs, or sources MUST be grounded.\n- Mark any claim not directly observed or established as `[INFERENCE]`.\n- Verification claims MUST match what was exercised, preferably smoke tested.\n- No required tool lookup may be skipped when it would cut uncertainty.\n- Be brief in prose, not in evidence, verification, or blocking details.\n</evidence-and-output>\n\n<yielding>\nBefore yielding, verify:\n- All requested deliverables are complete; no partial implementation is presented as complete.\n- All affected artifacts—callsites, tests, docs—are updated or intentionally left unchanged.\n- The output and evidence requirements above are satisfied.\n\nBefore declaring blocked:\n- Be sure the information is unreachable through tools, context, or anything in reach. One failing check does not mean blocked—finish all remaining work first.\n- Still stuck? State exactly what's missing and what you tried.\n</yielding>\n<critical>\n- NEVER narrate or consider session limits, token or tool budgets, effort estimates, or how much you can finish. Not your concern—start as if unbounded; execute or delegate.\n- NEVER re-audit an applied edit; NEVER run git subcommands as routine validation. Tool results are THE verification.\n</critical>\n\nROLE\n===================================\n\nInvestigate the codebase rapidly. Return structured findings another agent can use without re-reading everything.\n\n<directives>\n- You MUST use tools for broad pattern matching / code search as much as possible.\n- You SHOULD invoke tools in parallel—this is a short investigation, and you are supposed to finish in a few seconds.\n- If a search returns empty results, you MUST try at least one alternate strategy (different pattern, broader path, or AST search) before concluding the target doesn't exist.\n</directives>\n\n<thoroughness>\nYou MUST infer the thoroughness from the task; default to medium:\n- **Quick**: Targeted lookups, key files only\n- **Medium**: Follow imports, read critical sections\n- **Thorough**: Trace all dependencies, check tests/types.\n</thoroughness>\n\n<procedure>\n1. Locate relevant code using tools.\n2. Read key sections. NEVER read full files unless they're tiny.\n3. Identify types/interfaces/key functions.\n4. Note dependencies between files.\n</procedure>\n\n<critical>\nYou MUST operate as read-only. You NEVER write, edit, or modify files, nor execute any state-changing commands, via git, build system, package manager, etc.\nYou MUST keep going until complete.\n</critical>\n\nYou are specializing as: **Release Acceptance Analyst**. Bring exactly that expertise to the assignment — let it shape how you investigate, decide, and what you produce.\n\nCONTEXT\n===================================\n\n# Goal\nDetermine executable native acceptance checks and locate real endpoint operational logs for the published omp-spt v0.2.0 adapter.\n# Constraints\nRead-only investigation. Public-surface-only: never inspect spt-core source. No formatters, linters, tests, or edits. Current host is Windows x86_64; no SSH hosts are configured. Project-local .spt contains only commune and endpoint env snapshot.\n# Contract\nReport exact existing commands/files for acceptance, and exact log locations/signals if discoverable from repo docs/configs.\nCOOP\n===================================\n\nYou are operating on a piece of work assigned to you by the main agent.\n# IRC Peers\nYou can reach other live agents via the `irc` tool. Your id is `AcceptanceMap`. Currently visible peers:\n- `Main` — main (main, running)\n- `LogMap` — Operations Log Analyst (sub, running)\n\nUse `irc` only for quick coordination, never long-form content. Address peers by id or use `\"all\"` to broadcast.\n- Discovery: the roster above shows each peer's role and what it is doing now; `irc` op:\"list\" refreshes it.\n- Coordination: before you edit a file or start work a sibling may already own, message that peer first — overlapping edits collide.\n- Follow-up: answer a peer's question with a short reply (set `replyTo`); use `await` only when you genuinely cannot proceed without the answer.\n\nCOMPLETION\n===================================\n\nNo TODO tracking, no progress updates. Execute; report results with `yield`.\n\nWhile work remains, you MUST continue with another tool call — investigate, edit, run, verify. Save narrative for a terminal `yield` unless you intentionally record an incremental section.\n\nYield protocol:\n- Omit `type` for the normal single terminal structured result in `result.data`.\n- Use non-empty `type: string[]` for incremental, non-terminal sections; calls accumulate by section.\n- Use `type: string` for a terminal result; if data is omitted, your last assistant turn becomes the raw final result.\n\nThis is your only way to return a final result. For structured results, you NEVER put JSON in plain text or substitute a text summary for `result.data`.\n\nYour terminal `yield` MUST use exactly this shape — the schema fields go inside `result.data`, NEVER at the top level and NEVER as a stringified summary:\n```ts\nresult: {\n  data: {\n    summary: string;\n    files: { path: string; description: string; }[];\n    architecture: string;\n  };\n}\n```\n\nGiving up is a last resort. If truly blocked, you MUST terminal-yield `result.error` describing what you tried and the exact blocker.\nYou NEVER give up due to uncertainty, missing information obtainable via tools or repo context, or needing a design decision you can derive yourself.\n\nYou MUST keep going until this ticket is closed. This matters.\n\nPROJECT\n===================================\n\n<workstation>\n- OS: win32 10.0.26200\n- Distro: Windows_NT\n- Kernel: Windows 11 Pro\n- Arch: x64\n- GPU: Parsec Virtual Display Adapter\n- Model: openai-codex/gpt-5.6-sol\n</workstation>\n\n<context>\nYou MUST follow the context files below for all tasks:\n<file path=\"C:\\Users\\decid\\.claude\\CLAUDE.md\">\n## Reference Documents\n\nThe `~/.claude/reference_docs/` directory contains reference guides available across all projects.\n\n- **[claude-code-hooks.md](reference_docs/claude-code-hooks.md)** -- Complete Claude Code hooks reference: all 27 event types, input/output JSON schemas, matcher patterns, exit code behavior, environment variables, and caveats. Consult this when building or debugging hooks.\n</file>\n</context>\nThe context files above are loaded automatically. You NEVER `grep`/`glob` for `AGENTS.md`, `CLAUDE.md`, `.cursorrules`, or similar agent/context files — the relevant ones are already in your context; any others are noise.\nToday is 2026-07-15, and the current working directory is 'C:/Users/decid/Documents/projects/omp-spt'.\n\n<critical>\n- Each response MUST advance the task. 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If a capability you need is missing from the public docs/releases,\n*16|that is a **finding to report** (spt-core's published contract has a gap) — not a reason to\n 17|reach into spt-core source to work around it. (See `HANDOFF.md` §1.)\n 18|\n 19|`spt-claude-code` is the rebuilt Claude Code harness adapter (`claude-spt`) — spt-core's v1\n*20|acceptance proof, its first casual-end-user entrypoint (a CC plugin), and an invisible\n 21|spt-core installer.\n 22|\n 23|**Orientation — read before working:** `SCOPE.md` (decision ledger, authoritative for\n...\n 37|   (the stage is angle-bracketed *here only* so the scanner treats these as illustrations,\n*38|   not live evidence — in real code write a bare stage word: `impl`, not `<impl>`)\n 39|   Stages: `doc` / `impl` / `unit` / `int`. Tag *on or immediately above* the real\n 40|   evidence — never at file tops to satisfy coverage.\n 41|2. **Run `traceable-reqs check` before declaring work done.** Exit-1 means missing/invalid\n...\n 48|   `required_stages = []`. Activate (set real stages) only when starting the milestone that\n*49|   delivers them.\n 50|\n 51|## Other conventions\n 52|\n*53|- Match surrounding code style. spt-claude-code consumes spt-core's **published** manifest\n*54|  contract (`manifest.schema.json` from `spt-releases`) — validate your manifest against it.\n 55|  Do **not** copy spt-core internals: build against the public surface only.\n*56|- Honor every `docs/KNOWN-HAZARDS.md` invariant — these are real bugs already paid for once\n 57|  (or hazards you have committed to never introduce). Each is a `REQ-HAZARD-*` with a test.\n 58|- Docs are dual-audience (human + AI dev-agent) per `docs/DOCS-STRATEGY.md`; doc generation\n 59|  is CI-gated against drift.\n 60|- Commit messages end with the project's co-author trailer:\n*61|  `Co-authored by: <your live agent name>` (e.g. `Co-authored by: perri`).\n 62|\n 63|## Plans and context hygiene\n 64|\n...\n 69|  context gets too high, you can clear your own context and keep moving:\n*70|  1. Create a JIT plan for the next immediate body of work, if it isn't already planned.\n*71|  2. If you are a live agent: commune immediate next steps + a broad project-status/end-goal\n 72|     summary, then clear.\n\n# BUGS-v091.md\n*1|# v0.9.1 bug sweep — live tracking doc\n 2|\n 3|> Six bugs reported against claude-spt v0.9.0 / cplugs sptc 0.1.8. /diagnose discipline.\n 4|> Status legend: 🔴 open · 🔬 root-caused · 🛠 fixed · ✅ verified.\n...\n 32|**Hypothesis:** (a) the env-file space bug noise; (b) identity brief not emphatic that the agent\n*33|already knows its id and need not run `spt whoami`.\n 34|\n 35|## Bug 4 — agent thinks it must arm a Monitor to get messages (1 of 2 runs) 🔴\n*36|image #3: agent arms a Monitor to watch for a reply, though its perch delivers automatically.\n 37|**Hypothesis:** (a) per-prompt drain broken by the env-file bug → replies don't arrive → agent\n 38|compensates; (b) messaging brief doesn't say \"replies arrive on your perch automatically; never\n 39|arm a Monitor/poll\".\n...\n 59|Verified end-to-end: clean source, correct value, space-safe, per-prompt hook runs clean. → fixes #5,\n*60|the #3 noise, and the delivery half of #4.\n 61|\n*62|- **#1 marketplace refresh — 🛠 ✅.** `post_update.rs`: on the already-registered path, run\n 63|  `claude plugin marketplace update cplugs` BEFORE `plugin install/update`. Dry-run confirms the new\n 64|  step order. Unit: `marketplace_update_refreshes_the_cplugs_cache`.\n 65|- **#2 update message — 🛠 ✅.** `post_update.rs` now CAPTURES the subprocess output (no leak onto the\n...\n 70|- **#3 ID lookup — 🛠.** (a) env-file noise gone; (b) prose: `identity.md` now states `Your id is {id}\n*71|  … do NOT run spt whoami`; `live.md`/`live-ops.md` stop instructing `spt whoami`.\n*72|- **#4 redundant Monitor — 🛠.** prose: `identity.md` + `messaging-perch.md` + `live.md` now say replies\n 73|  arrive AUTOMATICALLY on the existing perch/relay — never arm a second Monitor/poll.\n 74|- **#5 PreToolUse broken — 🛠 ✅.** = the shared env-file fix (PreToolUse was exec'ing without the `hook`\n 75|  subcommand / drowning in the noise). Per-prompt hook verified clean via the cached var.\n...\n 79|\n*80|**Gate:** all default gates PASS (91 crate tests). **SHIPPED v0.9.1** (adapter release + `adapter.spt`,\n 81|asset-verified: bare hook_cmd + ccs -n/RC self+resume) + cplugs **0.1.9**. main @ 252763d, tag v0.9.1.\n 82|\n 83|## Post-mortem — what would have prevented the shared root cause\n\n# CHANGELOG.md\n 2|\n*3|All notable user-facing changes to **omp-spt** (the Spacetime adapter for oh-my-pi). The format follows [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/); each release section is the public release body verbatim.\n 4|\n*5|> Each release below is keyed to the **adapter version of truth** (the version `spt adapter list` reports and the GitHub release tag). omp-spt starts its own version line at 0.1.0; the sections from [0.17.3] down are the inherited **claude-spt** lineage this project forked from, retained for history.\n 6|\n*7|## [0.2.0] - 2026-07-14\n 8|\n*9|> Native OMP cutover. Requires spt-core **v0.29.0 or newer** and Oh My Pi **v16.3.15 or newer**. If OMP is older, run `omp update` before launching an endpoint. Update the adapter with `spt adapter update omp-spt`, then restart each endpoint so it loads the packaged extension and helper from this release.\n 10|\n 11|### Added\n*12|- **Every endpoint now remains a real, attachable OMP session.** Ready and live endpoints use the same native OMP launch path, so an unattended endpoint can still be attached later without losing OMP's normal terminal interface.\n*13|- **Inbound peer messages now arrive as ordinary OMP turns with full SPT context.** The visible prompt is a safe sender stub, while the complete event envelope is supplied to that turn as context; peer text cannot accidentally invoke a slash command.\n*14|- **OMP profile-aware session tools.** History, digest, echo-commune, and Psyche session lookup now follow OMP's profile and configuration precedence, including deterministic exact-id and prefix handling.\n 15|\n 16|### Changed\n*17|- **The adapter is now OMP-native only.** The inherited Claude Code plugin, hooks, CCS profiles, worker topology, headless RPC bridge, and message-idle translation path are removed. `omp-spt` advertises ReadyAgent and LiveAgent only; Worker remains an intentional capability opt-out.\n 18|- **Fresh, resumed, and daemon-driven turns validate the real Oh My Pi executable before launch.** Explicit overrides, known install paths, and PATH candidates all receive the same identity probe, so an unrelated `omp` command cannot become the hosted terminal.\n*19|- **One endpoint stays bound to one OMP session for its lifetime.** In-TUI new, resume, fork, handoff, and branch actions are blocked; stop and relaunch the endpoint to select another native session.\n*20|- **Commune and signoff drops now live under the project-local `.spt/` directory.** The old harness-specific continuity path is no longer used.\n 21|\n 22|### Fixed\n*23|- **Accepted messages cannot disappear after an outbound reply failure.** Correlated outcomes retry within a finite budget; exhaustion shuts the endpoint down loudly instead of marking undelivered custody as settled.\n*24|- **Bind, activity, and shutdown races no longer advertise the wrong endpoint state or leak a late listener.** Busy-before-bind is preserved, shutdown-before-bind tears down immediately, and concurrent fatal and lifecycle shutdowns share one bounded session-end sequence.\n 25|- **Listener recovery now distinguishes crash loops from isolated failures.** Immediate repeated exits still fail closed, while a listener that remains stable resets its consecutive-failure budget.\n*26|- **Echo-commune handles Unicode transcript boundaries safely.** A byte cap that lands inside a multi-byte character no longer crashes the summarizer.\n 27|\n 28|## [0.1.3] - 2026-07-13\n 29|\n 30|### Fixed\n*31|- **Attached endpoints now show OMP's full native TUI.** Native `omp` is the broker PTY process, with SPT messaging supplied by a packaged OMP extension. The previous headless `omp --mode rpc` bridge could only display bridge logs, regardless of whether the endpoint command attached to its PTY.\n 32|\n 33|## [0.1.2] - 2026-07-10\n 34|\n*35|> Liaison bugfix rollup for the two Reavo-reported omp-spt v0.1.1 issues ([#2](https://github.com/BigscreenVR/omp-spt/issues/2), [#3](https://github.com/BigscreenVR/omp-spt/issues/3)). Requires spt-core **v0.27.0 or newer** (unchanged). Update: `spt adapter update omp-spt`, then restart omp endpoints.\n 36|\n 37|### Fixed\n*38|- **The fresh-endpoint update guidance now keeps the harness terminal attached.** The update notice no longer tells operators to use `--start` for a new Librarian endpoint; the documented command uses attach-default `spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id> --create`, so the bringup log (`bridge starting`, `omp ready`, `bound`, `listening`, `READY`) is visible instead of launching silently in the background.\n*39|- **Adapter updates now use the authenticated GitHub CLI transport.** The repository is currently public, but the release fetch path is now auth-capable via `gh`, so a private or visibility-flipped repo can still discover and download `adapter.spt` through the user's existing GitHub authentication.\n 40|\n 41|## [0.1.1] - 2026-07-09\n 42|\n*43|> Hardening release, driven by a maintainer field report of a wedged endpoint (thanks doyle — [#1](https://github.com/BigscreenVR/omp-spt/pull/1)). Requires spt-core **v0.27.0 or newer** (unchanged). Update: `spt adapter update omp-spt`, then restart your omp endpoints.\n 44|\n 45|### Changed\n*46|- **The endpoint process is now named `omp-spt`** (was `claude-spt`), so a task list tells you at a glance which adapter a process belongs to — no more misdiagnosing an omp endpoint as a Claude Code one.\n 47|\n 48|### Fixed\n*49|- **Stopping an endpoint no longer leaves orphans.** The bridge now ties its omp and listener children to its own lifetime at the OS level: however the bridge dies — a stop, a crash, a hard kill — the whole tree goes down with it, and the perch is unregistered on the way out instead of advertising a dead endpoint as listening.\n\n# CHECKPOINT-CLEAR-RACE-PLAN.md\n 14|\n*15|Separately observed on ENLYZEAM (F-027-adjacent): the checkpoint self-send is a PLAIN `spt send`\n 16|(`hook.rs:646`) with no native-routing flag → it spooled to the target's active-poll channel and was\n*17|delivered as a plain message (CC read+replied to the envelope) instead of firing the macro through\n 18|the translation binary.\n 19|\n 20|## Approach — memory-armed split, fired across the SessionStart-on-clear boundary\n...\n 22|Split the one sequence into two, synchronized by CC's own \"clear finished\" signal (SessionStart\n*23|firing with `source == clear`). State lives ONLY in translate process memory; no marker file.\n 24|\n 25|- **Arm (translate):** on a `{\"checkpoint\":\"v1\",…}` envelope, stash `pending_wake: Option<String>`\n 26|  in the loop state and emit **clear-only** (`ctrl+s → delay → /clear → enter → commit`) — NOT the wake.\n*27|- **Fire (hook, stateless):** SessionStart with `source == clear` UNCONDITIONALLY self-sends a\n 28|  content-free `{\"checkpoint_fire\":\"v1\"}` (no pending-check in the hook). Mark the perch idle first\n 29|  (mirrors the arm path, `hook.rs:642`) so the wake lands on an idle input box.\n 30|- **Emit-or-no-op (translate):** on a `{\"checkpoint_fire\":\"v1\"}` envelope → if `pending_wake` is\n...\n 36|\n*37|**Native routing:** BOTH self-sends (the checkpoint arm in `handle_post_tool_use`, and the new fire in\n*38|the SessionStart-clear path) use `--force-native` — deliver ONLY through the translation binary's\n 39|stdin (where the markers are parsed), no spool / no active-poll fallback. Closes the ENLYZEAM\n*40|plain-text-misdelivery mode. (If translate isn't running, the signal drops rather than spools —\n*41|correct: a checkpoint/wake is meaningless without live translate.)\n 42|\n 43|## Tasks\n 44|\n...\n 57|   - Unit tests: arm stores + emits clear-only; fire with armed wake emits wake-only + disarms; fire\n*58|     with no wake is a no-op; a normal envelope still delivers; malformed/unknown still degrades.\n 59|3. **hook.rs:**\n*60|   - `handle_post_tool_use`: add `--force-native` to the checkpoint self-send.\n 61|   - `handle_session_start`: when `register_verb(source, …) == \"boundary\"` on a `clear` source (NOT\n*62|     compact — decide, see open q), mark idle + self-send `{\"checkpoint_fire\":\"v1\"}` with\n 63|     `--force-native`. Add a `checkpoint_fire_payload()` helper.\n 64|   - Unit tests: clear-source SessionStart fires the signal; bind/seed/resume/compact do NOT (per the\n*65|     open-q ruling); the self-send carries `--force-native`.\n 66|4. **KNOWN-HAZARDS.md:** add the race + the orphan-wake edge (open q) as `REQ-HAZARD-CHECKPOINT-CLEAR-RACE`.\n*67|5. **int:** extend the checkpoint-commune int (`ci/idle-translate/…` or the live E2E) to assert the\n 68|   wake arrives AFTER the clear (ordering), not before.\n*69|6. **Docs:** update the live-ops brief / commune skill only if the agent-facing contract changes (it\n*70|   does not — the agent still writes `<id>-commune.md` with `!!checkpoint!!`; the split is internal).\n 71|\n 72|## Open design questions\n 73|\n...\n 75|  armed wake fires on the NEXT clear — possibly a slightly-wrong context. The every-clear-fire model\n*76|  self-limits it (won't sit forever). Options: (a) ACCEPT for v1 (simplest, self-correcting; document\n 77|  in KNOWN-HAZARDS) — RECOMMENDED; (b) bound staleness with a translate-side generation/timeout on the\n 78|  armed wake. Decide before impl.\n 79|- **(Q2) `compact` source.** `register_verb` maps both `clear` AND `compact` → `boundary`. Should a\n\n# CHECKPOINT-COMMUNE-PLAN.md\n*1|# CHECKPOINT-COMMUNE-PLAN.md — JIT plan\n 2|\n 3|> Two operator-requested features + one foundational parity gap they surfaced. Grilled with\n 4|> doyle (spt-core) to map the public-surface boundary; design is locked against frozen contracts.\n*5|> Authored 2026-06-24 (perri). Companion ADR: `docs/adr/0004-checkpoint-via-self-send-loopback.md`\n 6|> (to write). Glossary terms landed in `CONTEXT.md` (`checkpoint`, `checkpoint trigger`).\n 7|\n 8|## Scope\n 9|\n*10|Three deliverables, separable:\n 11|\n 12|1. **Feature 1 — multi-line `<EVENT>` envelope** (cosmetic; visual distinction of inbound idle msgs).\n*13|2. **Feature 2 — checkpoint communes** (agent-driven context-compaction: flagged commune → auto\n 14|   `/clear` → wake; re-seed carried by spt-core's resume verb).\n 15|3. **Parity wiring — `psyche-download` at SessionStart** (foundational; closes a pre-existing gap\n*16|   where claude-spt live agents get NO durable resume context today — only the identity brief).\n 17|\n 18|## Hard public-surface findings (logged separately)\n 19|\n 20|- **F-0xx psyche-download verb absent** — `download_psyche_context` (spt-core resume.rs:88) is\n*21|  exported-but-unexposed (zero `ApiCmd` callers). No published `spt` verb let an adapter pull resume\n 22|  context. CONFIRMED spt-core gap. **RESOLVED-PENDING: v0.15.0 W5** exposes the verb (frozen contract\n 23|  below) + W4 doc work. Foundational — claude-spt resume context is broken without it.\n 24|- **F-0xx PreToolUse poll missing** — claude-spt polls only on `UserPromptSubmit` (between turns).\n*25|  Legacy spt also polls+injects on **PreToolUse** = the mid-turn message-delivery half of live-agent\n 26|  reachability. Standalone parity gap; not yet wired here.\n 27|- **F-0xx subagent-perch reachability** — wiring is present (`subagent-start.sh` → `api worker-start`,\n*28|  `hostable_types` includes `Worker`); runtime reachability (`spt send` to a worker) is UNVERIFIED.\n 29|  Validation item, not a known gap.\n 30|\n 31|## Frozen contracts to build against\n...\n 34|spt-core writes `{text}` to the PTY verbatim **including `\\n`**; `{key:enter}`→`\\r`. There is NO\n*35|win32 key-encoding in spt-core (the DECSET-9001 theory was debunked F-019 misdirection). Whether CC\n 36|renders a raw `\\n` as a soft-newline vs submit is **CC's behavior = our empirical test** (T1 below).\n 37|`{key:\"shift+enter\"}` is NOT recognized (key_to_bytes → None → silently skipped) — do not use.\n 38|Doc-gap (key-vocab not enumerated; `{text}`-verbatim unstated) → doyle folding into **v0.15.0 W4**.\n...\n 43|  <id>         = self/agent id\n*44|  --session-id = optional (rotated SessionStart sid, for stamping; accepted, may be unused Tier-1)\n 45|  auth-gated like sibling id-scoped verbs (api poll / api presence) — pass link/auth token as\n 46|    trailing arg IFF our other api calls do\n*47|  project resolved internally from the endpoint's bound cwd — NO --project arg\n 48|\n 49|STDOUT (inject VERBATIM as SessionStart additionalContext):\n*50|  <live-role>…</live-role>                       (if a role authored; else omitted)\n*51|  <live-context>…</live-context>                 (durable agents/<id>/live-context.md)\n 52|  <project-context-resolved name=\"<proj>\"/>      (sentinel — present iff in a resolved project)\n 53|  <project-context>…</project-context>           (durable projects/<proj>/<id>/project-context.md)\n*54|  <pending-commune>…raw drop body…</pending-commune>   (ONLY if not-yet-synthesized; TRIGGER STRIPPED core-side)\n 55|  <pending-signoff>…raw drop body…</pending-signoff>   (likewise for signoff)\n 56|\n*57|Empty/no-context → NO-CONTEXT signal on stderr (mirrors legacy $LIVE psyche-download) → inject nothing.\n 58|```\n 59|FRESHNESS: `<pending-*>` present iff a drop is not-yet-synthesized → one call always returns\n 60|durable + freshest un-synthesized delta. Race-free (core owns read+ingest; no adapter TOCTOU).\n...\n 70|  (operator: skip the color finding).\n*71|- **Self-send loopback works** (PROVEN this session): `spt send --from <id> <id>` routes through the\n*72|  endpoint's OWN translation binary and lands as a delivered EVENT. This is the checkpoint trigger path.\n*73|- **INLINE-PRE-CLEAR INVARIANT (load-bearing, ADR-worthy):** the agent authors+drops its commune\n*74|  INLINE during its own `/sptc:commune --checkpoint` turn (it IS the authoring LLM, pre-clear); the\n 75|  hook fires `/clear` strictly AFTER the file is on disk. This is doyle's \"Shape 1\" — the\n 76|  psyche-stale-after-clear gap does NOT apply. If checkpoint is ever rerouted through the\n 77|  boundary/resume-Self refresh path (\"Shape 2\"), the stale gap returns. Never defer authoring to post-clear.\n...\n 79|  wake; a PAIR brackets a custom wake directive. **Strip is core-side** (todlando, W5 verb @20bfc1f):\n*80|  the verb's `<pending-commune>` arrives with all `!!checkpoint!!` tokens stripped, inter-marker text\n 81|  kept — no adapter strip. (Open: durable-ingest strip so the marker doesn't persist in\n\n# CI-ACCEPTANCE-PLAN.md\n*1|# CI-ACCEPTANCE — JIT plan (slice 1)\n 2|\n*3|> Activates **REQ-CI-ACCEPTANCE** (doc→impl) and **REQ-HAZARD-PERCH-COLLISION** (unit).\n*4|> Seeds the real-`claude`-as-SUT acceptance lane. Harness-agnostic POSIX sh; runs on the fleet.\n 5|\n 6|## Scope (this slice)\n 7|\n...\n 14|file (not the spt bus, not model output) — isolates the adapter-glue contract from bus/auth flake.\n*15|Bus-delivery acceptance (poll→additionalContext over real spt) is a later slice, gated on\n 16|REQ-MSG-ENVELOPE (doyle/todlando).\n 17|\n 18|## Hard invariant (headline — perch collision)\n 19|\n*20|The acceptance harness's whole job is spawning nested `claude`s. A nested session that resolves the\n*21|SAME perch id as the live operator agent (`perri`) **tears down the operator's perch + poll stream**\n 22|(name-keyed, last-establish-wins; diagnosed 2026-06-15, operator). So:\n 23|\n*24|> **Every nested SUT runs under a DISPOSABLE identity** (`SPT_AGENT_ID=sptc-ci-<n>`), never a live\n*25|> agent name. The harness MUST set it; a unit test proves the harness never emits a live id and\n 26|> always overrides `SPT_AGENT_ID`/`OWL_SESSION_ID`.\n 27|\n 28|→ new KNOWN-HAZARDS entry 2 + `REQ-HAZARD-PERCH-COLLISION` (`[\"unit\"]`).\n...\n 31|\n*32|1. `traceable-reqs.toml`: add `REQ-HAZARD-PERCH-COLLISION` (`[\"unit\"]`); flip `REQ-CI-ACCEPTANCE`\n*33|   → `[\"doc\",\"impl\"]`. Add `ci/acceptance` to `[scan].roots`.\n 34|2. `docs/KNOWN-HAZARDS.md`: entry **2. Perch collision** (failure/invariant/mapping/cite).\n*35|3. `ci/acceptance/lib.sh`: `sptc_ci_identity` (disposable id + isolated env), `sptc_ci_mkproject`\n 36|   (temp project + `.claude/settings.json` + digest-writing UPS hook fixture), `sptc_ci_assert`.\n*37|4. `ci/acceptance/run-acceptance.sh`: orchestrator — scaffold → spawn `claude -p` under disposable\n 38|   id → assert digest marker → teardown. **Env-gated**: skips cleanly (rc 0) unless\n*39|   `SPTC_ACCEPTANCE=1` and `claude` on PATH, so deterministic gates stay green auth-free.\n*40|   Carries the `int->REQ-CI-ACCEPTANCE` evidence tag (execution = slow lane).\n*41|5. `tests/acceptance-harness.sh`: UNIT test of the deterministic harness pieces — identity\n 42|   isolation (perch-collision guard → `unit->REQ-HAZARD-PERCH-COLLISION`), scaffold shape, assert\n*43|   helper, env-gate skip. No real `claude` spawned. Wired into `run-gates.sh` unit loop already.\n 44|6. `docs/CI.md`: note (a) **pre-push is correct** (git has no client-side post-push); (b) the\n*45|   disposable-identity acceptance invariant.\n 46|\n 47|## Gate\n 48|\n...\n 52|\n*53|Attempt one real `claude -p` acceptance run under disposable id; if green, add `int` tag to\n*54|`run-acceptance.sh` evidence + flip `REQ-CI-ACCEPTANCE` to include `\"int\"`; report byte result to\n 55|doyle. Hold `int` until actually demonstrated (activate-don't-pre-fail).\n\n# CONTEXT.md\n 3|> Authoritative for meaning (grill-with-docs convention). Glossary only — no\n*4|> implementation detail. Decisions and rationale live in `SCOPE.md` and `docs/adr/`.\n 5|\n 6|## Product and topologies\n 7|\n...\n 15|\n*16|**native OMP endpoint** — an spt-hosted endpoint where `omp` owns a broker-held\n 17|terminal and loads the **OMP SPT extension**. It may run unattended, but its\n 18|native TUI remains attachable whenever an operator needs to observe or control it.\n*19|_Avoid_: RPC bridge endpoint, non-interactive endpoint\n 20|\n 21|**OMP SPT extension** — the OMP runtime extension that binds a native OMP\n*22|session to an SPT endpoint and owns message delivery, activity, replies, and\n 23|lifecycle integration. It does not render or proxy the terminal.\n 24|_Avoid_: Claude hook, RPC host, terminal bridge\n 25|\n*26|**ready OMP endpoint** — a native OMP endpoint that receives SPT messages\n 27|without a Psyche.\n 28|_Avoid_: OMP Worker\n 29|\n*30|**live OMP endpoint** — a native OMP endpoint whose SPT lifecycle includes a\n 31|Psyche and durable mind continuity.\n*32|_Avoid_: OMP Worker, treating every ready endpoint as live\n 33|\n*34|**delivery custody** — the interval after an OMP SPT extension accepts an\n 35|inbound SPT message and before it either returns a correlated answer or reports\n*36|an explicit failure to that sender. A message in custody is never silently\n 37|dropped.\n*38|_Avoid_: fire-and-forget delivery\n 39|\n 40|**message stub** — the short turn-opening prompt `<msg from=\"…\"/>` used for\n 41|an inbound peer message while the full SPT event envelope enters the same model\n...\n 45|\n*46|**bound OMP session** — the single OMP session owned by a native OMP endpoint\n*47|for that endpoint's lifetime. Switching or resuming to another OMP session\n*48|requires stopping and relaunching the endpoint rather than mutating the binding\n 49|inside the TUI.\n*50|_Avoid_: treating the endpoint id as a movable session selector\n 51|\n*52|**continuity drop** — a project-local commune or signoff file written under\n*53|`.spt/` for spt-core to ingest into an endpoint's durable mind. The directory is\n*54|harness-neutral; the filename identifies the endpoint and drop kind.\n 55|_Avoid_: OMP config, `.claude` state\n 56|\n 57|**claude-spt** — the sister Claude Code adapter from which omp-spt was forked.\n\n# CPLUGS-PREP-PLAN.md\n*1|# cplugs publish-prep — JIT plan (slice)\n 2|\n 3|> Toward an actually-installable cplugs skeleton artifact. Activates **REQ-DIST-PLUGIN-SKELETON**\n 4|> impl+unit (hooks.json now exists, so the impl hold is lifted). Harness-agnostic POSIX sh.\n...\n 7|\n*8|`plugin/sptc/.claude/LIVE_AGENT_IDS.json` — live perch runtime state (my `perri` id) was **tracked\n*9|into the publishable skeleton**: the root `.gitignore` pattern `.claude/LIVE_AGENT_IDS.json` is\n*10|root-anchored and missed the nested `plugin/sptc/.claude/`. A published skeleton must carry ZERO\n 11|runtime/agent state. → untrack + depth-safe ignore + a validator gate so it can't recur.\n 12|\n 13|## Scope\n 14|\n*15|1. **`ci/publish/validate-skeleton.sh`** — deterministic installability gate (exit 0/1). Asserts:\n 16|   - `plugin.json` is valid JSON, `name == \"sptc\"`, has `version` + `description`.\n 17|   - `hooks/hooks.json` is valid JSON and every referenced `hooks/<x>.sh` wrapper EXISTS.\n 18|   - every `skills/*/` dir has a `SKILL.md`.\n*19|   - **skeleton-subset invariant**: NO runtime state (`LIVE_AGENT_IDS.json`, `*-commune.md`,\n 20|     `*-signoff.md`, generated `cc`/`cc-*` launchers) and NO binary/manifest (`*.exe`, `*.bin`,\n 21|     `manifest.json`) anywhere under the plugin — the binary + adapter manifest ride the spt-core\n*22|     registry, never cplugs (RELEASE-RUNBOOK).\n 23|   [impl->REQ-DIST-PLUGIN-SKELETON]\n*24|2. **`ci/publish/package-skeleton.sh`** — codifies the runbook \"per skeleton bump\" cp mechanic as a\n 25|   real, idempotent script. `--dry-run` default (prints the staging plan); validates first, refuses\n 26|   to stage if validation fails; stages only the skeleton subset into `$MARKET`\n 27|   (`~/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/cplugs/plugins/sptc`). Never pushes (creds/external = operator).\n...\n 29|3. **`tests/skeleton-validate.sh`** — UNIT: validator PASSES on the real skeleton, and FAILS on a\n*30|   tampered copy (planted `LIVE_AGENT_IDS.json` / planted `.exe` / removed `SKILL.md`) — proves the\n 31|   gate actually catches breakage, not just green-on-green. [unit->REQ-DIST-PLUGIN-SKELETON]\n*32|4. **Hygiene fix**: `git rm --cached plugin/sptc/.claude/LIVE_AGENT_IDS.json`; depth-safe\n*33|   `.gitignore` (`**/.claude/LIVE_AGENT_IDS.json` etc.).\n 34|5. **Wire** the validator as a new deterministic gate in `ci/run-gates.sh` (\"skeleton-validate\").\n 35|6. **traceable-reqs.toml**: flip `REQ-DIST-PLUGIN-SKELETON` → `[\"doc\",\"impl\",\"unit\"]`; add\n*36|   `ci/publish` to `[scan].roots`.\n*37|7. **docs/RELEASE-RUNBOOK.md**: note the mechanics are now scripted (`ci/publish/*`).\n 38|\n 39|## Gate\n 40|\n\n# DIGEST-FETCHER-PLAN.md\n 2|\n*3|**Trigger:** todlando GO 2026-07-01 — spt-core v0.19.0 (counter 38) published + verified.\n 4|**Goal:** claude-spt adopts the `[digest]` fetcher strategy + `[env] direction=\"read\"` seam and\n 5|bumps `min_spt_core` → 0.19.0. Ship as adapter v0.10.0.\n 6|\n...\n 8|\n*9|1. **Re-vendor schema** — `adapter/manifest.schema.json` from the published\n*10|   https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/manifest.schema.json (now carries\n 11|   `DigestStrategy` + `EnvDirection.read`). CI manifest gate keeps validating against it.\n 12|2. **Manifest** (`adapter/claude-spt.toml`):\n 13|   - `min_spt_core_version = \"0.19.0\"` + floor-bump comment (fetcher strategy + [env] read seam\n...\n 40|- manifest-schema CI test green against re-vendored schema\n*41|- LIVE proof on the 0.19.0 binary: re-register adapter → `spt adapter digest-proof` (fetcher shape)\n*42|  + a real `spt endpoint digest` against this session's transcript (base) — ccs-profile proof too\n 43|  (this node IS a ccs instance: CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR capture is the whole point).\n*44|- Publish v0.10.0 (fat .spt) + verify `spt adapter update` applies it.\n 45|\n 46|## Non-goals\n 47|\n 48|- `[history]` sibling seam (still deferred — separate slice).\n*49|- The skew-brick guard implementation (post-update reconcile of live plugin cache) — logged as\n 50|  hazard + open thread, not this slice.\n\n# ECHO-COMMUNE-PLAN.md\n*1|# ECHO-COMMUNE-PLAN — v0.15.2: author `[session.echo_commune]` + `[history]` (field-forced)\n 2|\n 3|## Why now (field incident 2026-07-07)\n 4|\n...\n 6|\n*7|> `psyche per-event turn failed 3x consecutively: commune-sync: echo-commune spawn failed:\n*8|> manifest declares no [session.echo_commune] role` (info.json, 2026-07-07T06:06:29Z)\n 9|\n*10|Our manifest deferred `echo_commune` (and its `[history]` feeder) since the v0.7-era parity\n*11|trim — harmless through core 0.25; core 0.27/0.28 now spawns the echo-commune summarizer on\n*12|commune ingest and 3-strikes the whole psyche host when the role is missing → checkpoints\n 13|dead. Core-side skip-vs-fail seam filed to doyle separately; adapter-side we author the role\n*14|regardless (it is real parity we deferred, and the published surface now documents it).\n 15|\n 16|## Scope (this slice)\n 17|\n*18|1. **`[history]`** — the transcript-access seam (\"feeds the echo-commune verbatim\",\n*19|   published contract). `strategy = \"fetcher\"`: `claude-spt history --session {session_id}\n 20|   --config-dir {CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR}` locates the CC JSONL transcript (same\n 21|   locate/precedence machinery as the `[digest]` fetcher, v0.10.0) and streams it to stdout\n 22|   **verbatim** (opaque — core never parses it; only OUR summarizer reads it).\n*23|2. **`[session.echo_commune]`** — the bounded summarizer role. `claude-spt echo-commune\n 24|   --id {id} --session-id {session_id}`: reads the history on **stdin** (core feeds the\n 25|   `[history]` output verbatim), falls back to self-locating the transcript when stdin is\n*26|   empty (blind-build hedge — the exact core-side wiring of history→stdin is not published),\n 27|   takes a bounded tail, runs ONE headless `claude -p` turn (psyche-parity sandbox, Read-only\n 28|   tools), prints the context-delta summary to stdout. Loud nonzero on any failure.\n*29|   `recursion_guard_env = \"SPT_ECHO_COMMUNE\"` per the published role table.\n 30|3. **Hook recursion-guard bail** — `claude-spt hook` exits 0 immediately (no api calls, no\n*31|   perch writes) when `$SPT_ECHO_COMMUNE` is set: the summarizer's spawned claude must never\n 32|   seed/bind/stamp anything (no summarizer-of-summarizer loops, no perch stomps).\n 33|\n 34|## Open design facts (assumptions to verify on-node, then with doyle)\n 35|\n*36|* `[history]` fetcher fills: `{session_id}` published; `{CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR}` assumed to fill\n 37|  like the `[digest]` fetcher (same read-var). Literal-`{...}` guard on the flag as the\n 38|  F-013-class hedge.\n*39|* echo_commune spawn: keys assumed `{id}` + `{session_id}` (parent/ended session); history\n 40|  assumed piped on stdin. The shim tolerates BOTH wirings (stdin-fed or self-locate).\n*41|  **Key catalog + I/O contract for echo_commune are unpublished — docs-gap finding to doyle.**\n 42|\n 43|## Non-scope\n 44|\n...\n 50|cargo test green + `traceable-reqs check` green + manifest-schema CI gate green →\n*51|v0.15.2 cut (floor stays 0.27.0, cplugs skeleton unchanged) → publish → node update →\n*52|single flynn respawn → field verify (commune ingest with no psyche_host_error).\n\n# HANDOFF.md\n 10|\n*11|**You build `spt-claude-code` using ONLY the published public surface of spt-core:**\n 12|\n*13|- **`SaberMage/spt-releases`** — the release artifacts (the `spt`/`spt.exe` binary, install\n 14|  scripts, `mock-adapter` source, `manifest.schema.json`).\n*15|- **The GitHub Pages docs** at `https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases` — the mental model,\n 16|  quickstarts, the complete harness-contract reference, CLI reference, rustdoc, and the agent\n 17|  exports (`llms.txt` / `llms-full.txt`; append `.md` to any doc URL for raw markdown).\n 18|\n...\n 20|point of this project: it proves the adapter contract is buildable from the public surface\n*21|alone. If something you need to build the adapter is missing from the public docs/releases,\n*22|that is a **finding** — report it (it means spt-core's published contract has a gap), do not\n 23|go reach into spt-core source to work around it.\n 24|\n 25|**What you MAY read freely:** everything in *this* repo (`spt-claude-code/`). `SCOPE.md`,\n...\n 32|\n*33|`spt-claude-code` v1 acceptance = **legacy parity AND proof of spt-core's cross-subnet / PTY\n*34|features**. Those features (spt-hosted endpoint bringup via `spt endpoint run`, `spt rc`\n 35|cross-node PTY attach, file-backed adapter strings, `adapter:profile` fallback, subnet QR /\n*36|self-elevation, `whoami`→alias) are being delivered in **spt-core M12**, in progress now\n 37|(maintainer: todlando).\n 38|\n*39|**You begin once full-fat M12 ships AND its docs publish to `spt-releases` GH Pages.** Until\n 40|then those capabilities aren't in the public surface you build against. Confirm M12 is\n*41|published before starting. (The operator will signal go.)\n 42|\n 43|---\n 44|\n...\n 48|\n*49|1. **spt-core's v1 acceptance proof** — feature parity with legacy `claude_skill_owl` (today's\n 50|   shipped CC integration), delegating all core functionality to the `spt` binary. Parity is\n*51|   **user-facing feature parity, NOT a 1:1 port** — most legacy machinery now lives inside\n 52|   `spt` itself; you build the CC-specific shell only.\n*53|2. **spt-core's first casual-end-user entrypoint** — published as a Claude Code plugin on the\n 54|   `SaberMage/cplugs` marketplace, like legacy spt is today.\n 55|3. **An invisible spt-core installer** — for users who don't have spt-core, the plugin\n 56|   bootstraps it. This is the intended pattern for all casual-facing adapters.\n...\n 62|This project is instantiated **from the `experimplate` template** (the reusable workflow\n*63|scaffold — traceable-reqs gating, JIT plans, grill-with-docs, release + same-repo published\n 64|docs). The workflow you must follow:\n 65|\n 66|- **Requirement traceability is binding.** Every requirement is a `REQ-*` in\n...\n 72|- **Docs are same-repo** → GH Pages (mdBook, CI-gated against drift), reusing spt-core's docs\n*73|  theme. Releases are light (plugin publish + spt-core adapter-registry; **signing delegated to\n 74|  the `spt` binary** — you do NOT run a two-key signing runbook).\n 75|\n 76|---\n...\n 80|The complete legacy inventory (claude_skill_owl v1.11.25: 7 CC hooks, 12 `/spt:*` skills, the\n*81|messaging/live-agent/working-perch surfaces, marketplace packaging, CC-specifics like JSONL\n 82|transcript parsing and parent-pid binding) is the parity reference. **It has been triaged**\n 83|into DROP / TRANSFORM / KEEP / ADD buckets in `SCOPE.md` → \"Parity-trim\". Seed your\n 84|`traceable-reqs.toml` from those buckets:\n 85|\n*86|- **KEEP** (port the user-facing skill): `/live` `/commune` `/ready` `/send` `/signoff`\n 87|  `/force-stop` `/new-alarm` `/list-agents`.\n 88|- **DROP** (do not port): `/revive`, `/clear-psyche`, `/whoami` (skill), `/fork`,\n 89|  `amend-signoff`, Spine/Touch, legacy psmux Capsule, binary-handoff, the TCP/spool/registry\n 90|  internals (all now inside `spt`).\n*91|- **TRANSFORM**: Capsule → spt-hosted topology + the `cc` launcher; echo-commune JSONL → the\n 92|  `[digest]` extractor; psyche-sync → subnet/`/spt:setup`; doctor → `spt doctor`/setup-verify;\n 93|  working-perches → `api worker-*`.\n 94|- **ADD**: `/spt:setup`, `/spt:version`, subnet skills (create/join/show-code), profiles +\n...\n 115|  branch (new/join/show-code) · legacy migration · OS-service register · ccs wiring. The `cc`\n*116|  launcher wraps `spt endpoint run` defaulted to claude-spt.\n*117|- **CI** = autonomous fleet (Windows + Linux), **no LLM in the gate loop**: deterministic\n\n# MANIFEST-PARITY-PLAN.md\n 2|\n*3|> Fresh milestone after the CI/distribution slices. Authors the CC adapter **manifest** (publish\n*4|> target #2, the spt-core registry side) against the REAL v0.7.0 published surface, then the M12\n 5|> parity surfaces. NEEDS public-docs research first — run in clean context.\n 6|\n 7|## Public-surface-only (hard constraint — re-read)\n 8|\n*9|Build ONLY from `SaberMage/spt-releases` (v0.7.0) + `https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases`\n 10|(harness-contract, CLI reference, manifest.schema.json, rustdoc, llms-full.txt). NEVER read\n 11|spt-core source. A missing capability = a FINDING for doyle/todlando, not a workaround. (AGENTS.md)\n 12|\n...\n 14|\n*15|1. Pull v0.7.0 `manifest.schema.json` from spt-releases — the authoritative shape the adapter\n 16|   manifest must validate against. Note required fields, `[adapter]` block, `[strings]` (file-backed\n 17|   large bodies), `shortcut_basename`, profiles/hints/`[digest]` extractor.\n*18|2. Read the published harness-contract + CLI reference for: `spt adapter` registration verbs,\n*19|   `spt endpoint run`, `shortcut_basename` semantics (emits `sptc-<id>` shortcuts), whoami-as-alias,\n 20|   adapter:profile fallback addressing.\n*21|3. Confirm where the manifest physically lives (spt-core-conducted registry, NOT plugin files —\n 22|   ADR-0001/SCOPE) and how it's validated locally.\n 23|\n 24|## Slices (sequence; each its own commit + green gate)\n...\n 36|   declarative config, not impl — the scanner classifies impl by file type; launcher impl +\n*37|   real-picker int deferred to the endpoint-run/cc-launcher slice, gated on the v0.7.0 binary).\n 38|3. **M12 parity surfaces** (seed REQs per surface as each starts — activate-don't-pre-fail):\n 39|   - **DONE (8cd8372)** — `/sptc:whoami` + `/sptc:setup` skill skeletons (the manifest advertised\n 40|     both; skeletons now exist, covered by REQ-DIST-PLUGIN-SKELETON + skeleton-validate).\n*41|   - **DONE (435e1be)** — **manifest proven against live v0.7.0**. Local spt upgraded to 0.7.0;\n*42|     `ci/manifest/registration-int.sh` (SPTC_ACCEPTANCE-gated) green 6/6: `spt adapter add`\n*43|     accepted (2nd-layer cross-field validation), shipped `:deep` profile resolves, `[strings]`\n 44|     read + overlay observable via `get-string`, clean soft-remove. **REQ-DIST-MANIFEST-SCHEMA →\n 45|     [doc,impl,unit,int]**. Cross-field discovery fixed: `[digest]` needs `source` →\n 46|     `source=\"{home}/.claude/projects\"`. Findings logged (key catalog + digest rule undocumented).\n 47|   - **IN PROGRESS — capability confirmed (F-003 resolved 2026-06-15)** — file-backed `[strings]`.\n*48|     Research conclusion REVERSED by live byte-test + doyle/todlando ruling: the mechanism **is\n 49|     shipped** in v0.7.0 as a value-position table pointer `key = { file = \"rel\" }` over\n 50|     `adapters/<adapter>/strings/` (lazy-resolved at `get-string`, containment-checked, copied on\n 51|     `adapter add`). My avenue search missed it (it's a value-table shape, not a CLI verb / `@file`).\n*52|     ADR-0001 dependency **SATISFIED**; residual is docs-only (doyle publishing, PR #13).\n 53|     - **DONE (this session)** — pattern proven end-to-end + first two bodies authored:\n 54|       `adapter/strings/skills/{whoami,setup}.md` + `[strings.skills].{whoami,setup} = { file = ... }`;\n 55|       `registration-int.sh` extended (8/8) — asserts a `{ file }` pointer resolves to FILE CONTENTS\n*56|       and an inline sibling prints as-is, vs live v0.7.0. `strings/` resolves next to the manifest\n 57|       FILE on `adapter add`. Bodies grounded in the public surface (`spt whoami`; shipped bootstrap).\n*58|     - **DONE (this session)** — ready, send, version authored as file-backed bodies + pointers; stubs\n*59|       refreshed. ready/send **delegate to `spt how-to ready|send`** (stay current vs published surface);\n 60|       version reports the version-of-truth via `spt --version` + `spt adapter list` (ADR-0001).\n*61|     - **DONE (this session, triaged vs the v0.7.1 surface)** — signoff (`spt endpoint shutdown` —\n*62|       graceful + final context save, exact match) + list-agents (`spt endpoint list` — the roster).\n 63|       7/11 skills now operative. (force-stop/list-agents/new-alarm had no `[strings.skills]` entry;\n 64|       list-agents now added.)\n 65|     - **TODO — remaining 4, classified (don't invent):**\n*66|       - **live** — `spt endpoint run` EXISTS but spawns the manifest `[session.self]` command, which\n 67|         is unauthored (deferred slice). GATED on `[session.self]` authoring + the run bringup.\n*68|       - **force-stop** — core spt has only soft `spt endpoint stop` (perch, spool kept) + graceful\n\n# MDBOOK-PLAN.md\n 8|\n*9|1. **`docs-site/book.toml`** — wire the shared `theme/theme.css`, title, src dir, GH-Pages-ready\n 10|   `site-url`/build-dir. Build output (`docs-site/book/`) is gitignored.\n 11|2. **`docs-site/src/`** — minimal Diátaxis-shaped, all-real-content skeleton (per DOCS-STRATEGY):\n 12|   - `SUMMARY.md` (the spine)\n...\n 15|     `/sptc:*` skill. Deterministic, copy-pasteable, no `<PLACEHOLDER>`.\n*16|   - `reference/harness-contract.md` — points at the published spt-releases harness-contract + CLI\n 17|     reference (public surface), with the sptc adapter's hook→`spt api` mapping table.\n 18|   All content true to the current repo (skeleton-honest: mark not-yet-operative surfaces).\n 19|3. **`ci/docs/gen-llms.sh`** — generate `docs-site/llms.txt` (curated slim index per DOCS-STRATEGY\n...\n 38|Per-vertical full Diátaxis content (`/sptc:*`, `cc`, subnet, `[digest]`), `llms-full.txt`,\n*39|markdown content-negotiation, GH-Pages publish workflow, rustdoc embed. Manifest authoring\n 40|(REQ-DIST-MANIFEST-SCHEMA + v0.7.0 `shortcut_basename`) is the NEXT milestone after this.\n\n# NEXT-WORKLOAD-PLAN.md\n*1|# NEXT-WORKLOAD-PLAN — receive-heal · tag-messaging · role-edit · update-nudge · commune-poll\n 2|\n 3|**Date:** 2026-07-08 · **Author:** perri · **Status:** planned (grill-with-docs complete,\n*4|operator-approved). Item 1's fix is gated on a live instrumentation step. All five items are\n 5|buildable on the current public spt-core surface — **zero spt-core findings owed** (item 1 confirmed\n 6|harness-side; digest-fetcher model confirmed code-authoritative by doyle).\n 7|\n...\n 11|\n*12|## Item 1 — receive-heal: an interrupted / errored turn leaves the endpoint stuck `busy`\n 13|\n 14|> **STATUS: DONE + SHIPPED (2026-07-08).** v0.16.0 (fixes 1-2 + Step-0 instrument, cplugs 0.1.11) ·\n 15|> v0.16.1 (sid-carrier hardening + readable hook-trace.log) · v0.16.2 (**fix 3** — the\n...\n 18|> hook happens to fire. Chain manually field-proven on lia (digest-detect → carrier-sid `state idle` →\n*19|> drain SENT). ACTIVATION: fix 3 rides the persistent translation binary → an endpoint must bounce to\n*20|> pick it up. Remaining: the deferred autonomous-watcher live int (bounce + interactive Esc). **Next:\n 21|> Items 2-5 below.**\n 22|\n 23|### Problem (field-proven, lia 2026-07-08)\n 24|Operator Esc-interrupts a turn → CC fires **no `Stop`, no `idle_prompt`** (both proven inert on Esc;\n*25|idle_prompt re-tested on skeleton 0.1.10, still silent). Endpoint stays `busy` → daemon spools every\n 26|inbound (`busy -> spool`), never drains → peer messages black-hole until the operator's NEXT\n 27|UserPromptSubmit happens to drain them (lia: 20+ min silence; the message then rode the next UPS).\n 28|Same class: an **API-error turn-end** (rate-limit / server_error) ends a turn with no `Stop` → also\n...\n 34|- `translate.rs` = pure stdin→stdout JSON filter, **blind to CC's PTY output** — cannot watch the\n*35|  stream. BUT it is persistent + per-endpoint + lifecycle-managed → valid **host** for a child watcher.\n 36|- Digest fetcher (`[digest] strategy=\"fetcher\"`) is **PULL/PUSH-driven, no spt-core cadence** (doyle,\n 37|  code-authoritative: digesthub.rs / digest.rs). claude-spt never pushes digest-entries → `digest\n 38|  --follow` yields **no delta on idle** → useless as an idle signal. **Idle detection must supply its\n...\n 42|### Design (gated — instrument first)\n*43|**Step 0 (GATE): instrument + live-repro to draw the hook-coverage boundary.**\n 44|- Temporarily add logging hooks: `Notification` matcher `*` (log `notification_type`),\n 45|  `PostToolUseFailure`, `Stop`, `StopFailure` — each logs `hook_event_name` + payload discriminants.\n 46|- Esc-repro lia in TWO conditions: (a) mid-tool-call, (b) pure thinking / idle-greeting. Record which\n...\n 57|- Receive-heal watcher: `translate` spawns a child that **periodically PULLS**\n*58|  `endpoint digest <self> --after <cursor> --json` on a **15s heartbeat** (operator-set). Latest turn is\n 59|  the interrupt marker → `api state idle <self>`; advance `--after` cursor. `state idle` is idempotent;\n 60|  cursor prevents re-fire. Child lifecycle = translate's (born/reaped with the spt-hosted session).\n 61|  - doyle rider 1: each pull **spawns the fetcher** (`DIGEST_FETCH_TIMEOUT`-bounded) — a tight poll =\n...\n 68|### Requirements (add to traceable-reqs.toml on activation)\n*69|- `REQ-HAZARD-INTERRUPT-STUCK-BUSY` — an Esc-interrupted turn must not leave the endpoint permanently\n 70|  `busy`/undrainable.\n 71|- `REQ-HAZARD-STOPFAILURE-STUCK-BUSY` — an API-error turn-end must mark idle (StopFailure → `state\n 72|  idle`). (PostToolUseFailure interrupt leg folds under the first.)\n...\n 75|\n*76|## Item 2 — tag-driven peer messaging + commune shortcuts (no Bash tool)\n 77|\n*78|> **STATUS: SHIPPED (v0.17.0, 2026-07-08 — GH release published, adapter.spt asset attached).**\n 79|> `src/tag_scan.rs` (pure grammar\n*80|> `parse_tag_sections` + `commune_body` + seq-gated `plan_dispatch`) + `hook.rs::scan_and_dispatch`\n*81|> wired into PreToolUse (mid-turn) and Stop (backstop); `send_landed` classifier; `digest_cursor_rel`\n*82|> cursor (`state/digest/<eid>.seq`). Confirm-back = one self-send `--active-only --ephemeral` per scan.\n*83|> Commune leg writes `.claude/<id>-commune.md` (daemon watch ingests) + reuses the checkpoint loopback.\n 84|> 219 tests green, `traceable-reqs check` green, full CI gate PASS. REQs activated\n*85|> (`REQ-TAG-PEER-MESSAGING`, `REQ-COMMUNE-OUTPUT-SHORTCUT`, both `[impl,unit]`). Send-skill doc taught.\n*86|> **Design notes vs. plan below:** double-send guard = seq-gating only finalized (seq-carrying) Agent\n 87|> entries strictly above the cursor — a seq-less partial is skipped until it finalizes, so a mid-turn\n*88|> tag may fire at Stop rather than the intervening PreToolUse (graceful, never a double-send). Unknown\n*89|> id → `NO_PERCH` surfaced in the confirm-back (delivered = SENT/QUEUED/DEFERRED). **Live int OWED:**\n\n# OMP-ADAPTER-PLAN.md\n 11|[0008](docs/adr/0008-omp-native-product-boundary.md) through\n*12|[0013](docs/adr/0013-release-gate-stops-at-the-adapter-boundary.md) are the\n 13|ratified boundary.\n 14|\n 15|## Product architecture\n...\n 28|                 ├── bind/listen/state/session-end\n*29|                 ├── serialized delivery custody\n 30|                 └── correlated reply or explicit failure\n 31|```\n 32|\n...\n 34|resolve and validate the real OMP executable, but it must not become a second\n*35|terminal application. Every hosted endpoint is therefore attachable as the\n 36|same native OMP TUI whether it is currently attended or unattended.\n 37|<!-- [doc->REQ-OMP-NATIVE-TUI] -->\n 38|\n...\n 45|\n*46|The adapter uses only the two seams in the published\n*47|[SPT integration checklist](https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/harness-contract/integration-checklist.html):\n 48|the declarative manifest and imperative `spt api` commands. No private\n 49|spt-core source, SDK, state schema, or transport implementation is an adapter\n 50|dependency.\n...\n 54|- `[adapter]` identifies `omp-spt`, declares `kind = \"harness\"`, and advertises\n*55|  only `ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent`.\n 56|- `host_binaries = [\"omp\"]` is the bind-time harness match. The adapter helper\n 57|  binary is intentionally absent so it cannot collide with or impersonate the\n 58|  hosted TUI.\n 59|- `shortcut_basename = \"omp\"` brands picker-generated launchers.\n*60|- The manifest validates against the published schema and then passes the\n 61|  public `spt adapter add` cross-field validation.\n 62|<!-- [doc->REQ-DIST-MANIFEST-SCHEMA] -->\n 63|\n...\n 67|- `[session.resume]` uses the same path plus OMP's native resume argument.\n*68|- `SPT_ENDPOINT_ID` is broker-injected. Once OMP reports its actual session id,\n 69|  the extension performs the public `api bind <id> --set-session-id <sid>`\n 70|  startup half.\n*71|- The endpoint/session association is immutable while the endpoint is alive.\n 72|  In-TUI switch, branch, new-session, and resume actions are blocked. Changing\n*73|  sessions requires stopping and relaunching the endpoint with an explicit\n 74|  native-resume target.\n 75|<!-- [doc->REQ-OMP-SESSION-IMMUTABLE] -->\n 76|\n...\n 78|\n*79|The extension owns a delivery from receipt until exactly one terminal outcome:\n*80|a correlated reply to the sender or an explicit failure reply. Deliveries are\n*81|serialized so sender and reply custody cannot cross. Submission rejection\n*82|advances the queue only after the sender has been told what failed.\n 83|<!-- [doc->REQ-OMP-EXTENSION-CUSTODY] -->\n 84|\n*85|Each accepted peer message opens an ordinary OMP turn with a short\n 86|`<msg from=\"…\"/>` user-visible stub. The complete SPT `<EVENT …>…</EVENT>`\n 87|envelope is supplied as context for that same turn. Peer text remains opaque\n 88|content; a message beginning with an OMP slash command cannot become local\n...\n 94|ends the SPT session and shuts down the hosted OMP process loudly; a dead\n*95|delivery path must never remain advertised as healthy.\n 96|<!-- [doc->REQ-OMP-LISTENER-FAIL-CLOSED] -->\n 97|\n 98|### End\n 99|\n*100|Normal OMP shutdown causes the extension to release the listener and call the\n 101|public session-end seam. Listener exhaustion uses the same teardown path before\n\n[Showing lines 1-782 of 900 (49.9KB limit). Use :783 to continue. 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A\n *3│# root-anchored pattern previously leaked plugin/omps/.claude/LIVE_AGENT_IDS.json into the tree.\n *4│**/.claude/LIVE_AGENT_IDS.json\n *5│**/.claude/*-commune.md\n  6│**/.claude/*-signoff.md\n  7│\n  8│# mdBook build artifact (generated; source is docs-site/src)\n   │...\n 18│\n*19│# packed adapter release asset (generated by ci/publish/package-adapter.sh; uploaded to a GitHub release)\n 20│/dist/\n 21│\n*22│# locally-staged tool binary for the pointer-registered adapter (release archives carry it; the repo does not)\n 23│/adapter/omp-spt.exe\n 24│/adapter/manifest.toml\n\n# AGENTS.md\n  8│\n *9│You build `spt-claude-code` against **only the published public surface of spt-core**:\n*10│`SaberMage/spt-releases` (the `spt`/`spt.exe` binary, install scripts, `mock-adapter`\n 11│source, `manifest.schema.json`) and the GitHub Pages docs at\n*12│`https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases` (mental model, quickstarts, harness-contract +\n 13│CLI reference, rustdoc, `llms.txt` / `llms-full.txt`). **Never read the `spt-core` source\n 14│tree.** Proving the adapter contract is buildable from the public surface alone is the entire\n*15│point of this project. If a capability you need is missing from the public docs/releases,\n*16│that is a **finding to report** (spt-core's published contract has a gap) — not a reason to\n 17│reach into spt-core source to work around it. (See `HANDOFF.md` §1.)\n 18│\n 19│`spt-claude-code` is the rebuilt Claude Code harness adapter (`claude-spt`) — spt-core's v1\n*20│acceptance proof, its first casual-end-user entrypoint (a CC plugin), and an invisible\n 21│spt-core installer.\n 22│\n 23│**Orientation — read before working:** `SCOPE.md` (decision ledger, authoritative for\n   │...\n 37│   (the stage is angle-bracketed *here only* so the scanner treats these as illustrations,\n*38│   not live evidence — in real code write a bare stage word: `impl`, not `<impl>`)\n 39│   Stages: `doc` / `impl` / `unit` / `int`. Tag *on or immediately above* the real\n 40│   evidence — never at file tops to satisfy coverage.\n 41│2. **Run `traceable-reqs check` before declaring work done.** Exit-1 means missing/invalid\n   │...\n 48│   `required_stages = []`. Activate (set real stages) only when starting the milestone that\n*49│   delivers them.\n 50│\n 51│## Other conventions\n 52│\n*53│- Match surrounding code style. spt-claude-code consumes spt-core's **published** manifest\n*54│  contract (`manifest.schema.json` from `spt-releases`) — validate your manifest against it.\n 55│  Do **not** copy spt-core internals: build against the public surface only.\n*56│- Honor every `docs/KNOWN-HAZARDS.md` invariant — these are real bugs already paid for once\n 57│  (or hazards you have committed to never introduce). Each is a `REQ-HAZARD-*` with a test.\n 58│- Docs are dual-audience (human + AI dev-agent) per `docs/DOCS-STRATEGY.md`; doc generation\n 59│  is CI-gated against drift.\n 60│- Commit messages end with the project's co-author trailer:\n*61│  `Co-authored by: <your live agent name>` (e.g. `Co-authored by: perri`).\n 62│\n 63│## Plans and context hygiene\n 64│\n   │...\n 69│  context gets too high, you can clear your own context and keep moving:\n*70│  1. Create a JIT plan for the next immediate body of work, if it isn't already planned.\n*71│  2. If you are a live agent: commune immediate next steps + a broad project-status/end-goal\n 72│     summary, then clear.\n\n# BUGS-v091.md\n *1│# v0.9.1 bug sweep — live tracking doc\n  2│\n  3│> Six bugs reported against claude-spt v0.9.0 / cplugs sptc 0.1.8. /diagnose discipline.\n  4│> Status legend: 🔴 open · 🔬 root-caused · 🛠 fixed · ✅ verified.\n   │...\n 32│**Hypothesis:** (a) the env-file space bug noise; (b) identity brief not emphatic that the agent\n*33│already knows its id and need not run `spt whoami`.\n 34│\n 35│## Bug 4 — agent thinks it must arm a Monitor to get messages (1 of 2 runs) 🔴\n*36│image #3: agent arms a Monitor to watch for a reply, though its perch delivers automatically.\n 37│**Hypothesis:** (a) per-prompt drain broken by the env-file bug → replies don't arrive → agent\n 38│compensates; (b) messaging brief doesn't say \"replies arrive on your perch automatically; never\n 39│arm a Monitor/poll\".\n   │...\n 59│Verified end-to-end: clean source, correct value, space-safe, per-prompt hook runs clean. → fixes #5,\n*60│the #3 noise, and the delivery half of #4.\n 61│\n*62│- **#1 marketplace refresh — 🛠 ✅.** `post_update.rs`: on the already-registered path, run\n 63│  `claude plugin marketplace update cplugs` BEFORE `plugin install/update`. Dry-run confirms the new\n 64│  step order. Unit: `marketplace_update_refreshes_the_cplugs_cache`.\n 65│- **#2 update message — 🛠 ✅.** `post_update.rs` now CAPTURES the subprocess output (no leak onto the\n   │...\n 70│- **#3 ID lookup — 🛠.** (a) env-file noise gone; (b) prose: `identity.md` now states `Your id is {id}\n*71│  … do NOT run spt whoami`; `live.md`/`live-ops.md` stop instructing `spt whoami`.\n*72│- **#4 redundant Monitor — 🛠.** prose: `identity.md` + `messaging-perch.md` + `live.md` now say replies\n 73│  arrive AUTOMATICALLY on the existing perch/relay — never arm a second Monitor/poll.\n 74│- **#5 PreToolUse broken — 🛠 ✅.** = the shared env-file fix (PreToolUse was exec'ing without the `hook`\n 75│  subcommand / drowning in the noise). Per-prompt hook verified clean via the cached var.\n   │...\n 79│\n*80│**Gate:** all default gates PASS (91 crate tests). **SHIPPED v0.9.1** (adapter release + `adapter.spt`,\n 81│asset-verified: bare hook_cmd + ccs -n/RC self+resume) + cplugs **0.1.9**. main @ 252763d, tag v0.9.1.\n 82│\n 83│## Post-mortem — what would have prevented the shared root cause\n\n# CHANGELOG.md\n  2│\n *3│All notable user-facing changes to **omp-spt** (the Spacetime adapter for oh-my-pi). The format follows [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/); each release section is the public release body verbatim.\n  4│\n *5│> Each release below is keyed to the **adapter version of truth** (the version `spt adapter list` reports and the GitHub release tag). omp-spt starts its own version line at 0.1.0; the sections from [0.17.3] down are the inherited **claude-spt** lineage this project forked from, retained for history.\n  6│\n *7│## [0.2.0] - 2026-07-14\n  8│\n *9│> Native OMP cutover. Requires spt-core **v0.29.0 or newer** and Oh My Pi **v16.3.15 or newer**. If OMP is older, run `omp update` before launching an endpoint. Update the adapter with `spt adapter update omp-spt`, then restart each endpoint so it loads the packaged extension and helper from this release.\n 10│\n 11│### Added\n*12│- **Every endpoint now remains a real, attachable OMP session.** Ready and live endpoints use the same native OMP launch path, so an unattended endpoint can still be attached later without losing OMP's normal terminal interface.\n*13│- **Inbound peer messages now arrive as ordinary OMP turns with full SPT context.** The visible prompt is a safe sender stub, while the complete event envelope is supplied to that turn as context; peer text cannot accidentally invoke a slash command.\n*14│- **OMP profile-aware session tools.** History, digest, echo-commune, and Psyche session lookup now follow OMP's profile and configuration precedence, including deterministic exact-id and prefix handling.\n 15│\n 16│### Changed\n*17│- **The adapter is now OMP-native only.** The inherited Claude Code plugin, hooks, CCS profiles, worker topology, headless RPC bridge, and message-idle translation path are removed. `omp-spt` advertises ReadyAgent and LiveAgent only; Worker remains an intentional capability opt-out.\n 18│- **Fresh, resumed, and daemon-driven turns validate the real Oh My Pi executable before launch.** Explicit overrides, known install paths, and PATH candidates all receive the same identity probe, so an unrelated `omp` command cannot become the hosted terminal.\n*19│- **One endpoint stays bound to one OMP session for its lifetime.** In-TUI new, resume, fork, handoff, and branch actions are blocked; stop and relaunch the endpoint to select another native session.\n*20│- **Commune and signoff drops now live under the project-local `.spt/` directory.** The old harness-specific continuity path is no longer used.\n 21│\n 22│### Fixed\n*23│- **Accepted messages cannot disappear after an outbound reply failure.** Correlated outcomes retry within a finite budget; exhaustion shuts the endpoint down loudly instead of marking undelivered custody as settled.\n*24│- **Bind, activity, and shutdown races no longer advertise the wrong endpoint state or leak a late listener.** Busy-before-bind is preserved, shutdown-before-bind tears down immediately, and concurrent fatal and lifecycle shutdowns share one bounded session-end sequence.\n 25│- **Listener recovery now distinguishes crash loops from isolated failures.** Immediate repeated exits still fail closed, while a listener that remains stable resets its consecutive-failure budget.\n*26│- **Echo-commune handles Unicode transcript boundaries safely.** A byte cap that lands inside a multi-byte character no longer crashes the summarizer.\n 27│\n 28│## [0.1.3] - 2026-07-13\n 29│\n 30│### Fixed\n*31│- **Attached endpoints now show OMP's full native TUI.** Native `omp` is the broker PTY process, with SPT messaging supplied by a packaged OMP extension. The previous headless `omp --mode rpc` bridge could only display bridge logs, regardless of whether the endpoint command attached to its PTY.\n 32│\n 33│## [0.1.2] - 2026-07-10\n 34│\n*35│> Liaison bugfix rollup for the two Reavo-reported omp-spt v0.1.1 issues ([#2](https://github.com/BigscreenVR/omp-spt/issues/2), [#3](https://github.com/BigscreenVR/omp-spt/issues/3)). Requires spt-core **v0.27.0 or newer** (unchanged). Update: `spt adapter update omp-spt`, then restart omp endpoints.\n 36│\n 37│### Fixed\n*38│- **The fresh-endpoint update guidance now keeps the harness terminal attached.** The update notice no longer tells operators to use `--start` for a new Librarian endpoint; the documented command uses attach-default `spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id> --create`, so the bringup log (`bridge starting`, `omp ready`, `bound`, `listening`, `READY`) is visible instead of launching silently in the background.\n*39│- **Adapter updates now use the authenticated GitHub CLI transport.** The repository is currently public, but the release fetch path is now auth-capable via `gh`, so a private or visibility-flipped repo can still discover and download `adapter.spt` through the user's existing GitHub authentication.\n 40│\n 41│## [0.1.1] - 2026-07-09\n 42│\n*43│> Hardening release, driven by a maintainer field report of a wedged endpoint (thanks doyle — [#1](https://github.com/BigscreenVR/omp-spt/pull/1)). Requires spt-core **v0.27.0 or newer** (unchanged). Update: `spt adapter update omp-spt`, then restart your omp endpoints.\n 44│\n 45│### Changed\n*46│- **The endpoint process is now named `omp-spt`** (was `claude-spt`), so a task list tells you at a glance which adapter a process belongs to — no more misdiagnosing an omp endpoint as a Claude Code one.\n 47│\n 48│### Fixed\n*49│- **Stopping an endpoint no longer leaves orphans.** The bridge now ties its omp and listener children to its own lifetime at the OS level: however the bridge dies — a stop, a crash, a hard kill — the whole tree goes down with it, and the perch is unregistered on the way out instead of advertising a dead endpoint as listening.\n\n# CHECKPOINT-CLEAR-RACE-PLAN.md\n 14│\n*15│Separately observed on ENLYZEAM (F-027-adjacent): the checkpoint self-send is a PLAIN `spt send`\n 16│(`hook.rs:646`) with no native-routing flag → it spooled to the target's active-poll channel and was\n*17│delivered as a plain message (CC read+replied to the envelope) instead of firing the macro through\n 18│the translation binary.\n 19│\n 20│## Approach — memory-armed split, fired across the SessionStart-on-clear boundary\n   │...\n 22│Split the one sequence into two, synchronized by CC's own \"clear finished\" signal (SessionStart\n*23│firing with `source == clear`). State lives ONLY in translate process memory; no marker file.\n 24│\n 25│- **Arm (translate):** on a `{\"checkpoint\":\"v1\",…}` envelope, stash `pending_wake: Option<String>`\n 26│  in the loop state and emit **clear-only** (`ctrl+s → delay → /clear → enter → commit`) — NOT the wake.\n*27│- **Fire (hook, stateless):** SessionStart with `source == clear` UNCONDITIONALLY self-sends a\n 28│  content-free `{\"checkpoint_fire\":\"v1\"}` (no pending-check in the hook). Mark the perch idle first\n 29│  (mirrors the arm path, `hook.rs:642`) so the wake lands on an idle input box.\n 30│- **Emit-or-no-op (translate):** on a `{\"checkpoint_fire\":\"v1\"}` envelope → if `pending_wake` is\n   │...\n 36│\n*37│**Native routing:** BOTH self-sends (the checkpoint arm in `handle_post_tool_use`, and the new fire in\n*38│the SessionStart-clear path) use `--force-native` — deliver ONLY through the translation binary's\n 39│stdin (where the markers are parsed), no spool / no active-poll fallback. Closes the ENLYZEAM\n*40│plain-text-misdelivery mode. (If translate isn't running, the signal drops rather than spools —\n*41│correct: a checkpoint/wake is meaningless without live translate.)\n 42│\n 43│## Tasks\n 44│\n   │...\n 57│   - Unit tests: arm stores + emits clear-only; fire with armed wake emits wake-only + disarms; fire\n*58│     with no wake is a no-op; a normal envelope still delivers; malformed/unknown still degrades.\n 59│3. **hook.rs:**\n*60│   - `handle_post_tool_use`: add `--force-native` to the checkpoint self-send.\n 61│   - `handle_session_start`: when `register_verb(source, …) == \"boundary\"` on a `clear` source (NOT\n*62│     compact — decide, see open q), mark idle + self-send `{\"checkpoint_fire\":\"v1\"}` with\n 63│     `--force-native`. Add a `checkpoint_fire_payload()` helper.\n 64│   - Unit tests: clear-source SessionStart fires the signal; bind/seed/resume/compact do NOT (per the\n*65│     open-q ruling); the self-send carries `--force-native`.\n 66│4. **KNOWN-HAZARDS.md:** add the race + the orphan-wake edge (open q) as `REQ-HAZARD-CHECKPOINT-CLEAR-RACE`.\n*67│5. **int:** extend the checkpoint-commune int (`ci/idle-translate/…` or the live E2E) to assert the\n 68│   wake arrives AFTER the clear (ordering), not before.\n*69│6. **Docs:** update the live-ops brief / commune skill only if the agent-facing contract changes (it\n*70│   does not — the agent still writes `<id>-commune.md` with `!!checkpoint!!`; the split is internal).\n 71│\n 72│## Open design questions\n 73│\n   │...\n 75│  armed wake fires on the NEXT clear — possibly a slightly-wrong context. The every-clear-fire model\n*76│  self-limits it (won't sit forever). Options: (a) ACCEPT for v1 (simplest, self-correcting; document\n 77│  in KNOWN-HAZARDS) — RECOMMENDED; (b) bound staleness with a translate-side generation/timeout on the\n 78│  armed wake. Decide before impl.\n 79│- **(Q2) `compact` source.** `register_verb` maps both `clear` AND `compact` → `boundary`. Should a\n\n# CHECKPOINT-COMMUNE-PLAN.md\n *1│# CHECKPOINT-COMMUNE-PLAN.md — JIT plan\n  2│\n  3│> Two operator-requested features + one foundational parity gap they surfaced. Grilled with\n  4│> doyle (spt-core) to map the public-surface boundary; design is locked against frozen contracts.\n *5│> Authored 2026-06-24 (perri). Companion ADR: `docs/adr/0004-checkpoint-via-self-send-loopback.md`\n  6│> (to write). Glossary terms landed in `CONTEXT.md` (`checkpoint`, `checkpoint trigger`).\n  7│\n  8│## Scope\n  9│\n*10│Three deliverables, separable:\n 11│\n 12│1. **Feature 1 — multi-line `<EVENT>` envelope** (cosmetic; visual distinction of inbound idle msgs).\n*13│2. **Feature 2 — checkpoint communes** (agent-driven context-compaction: flagged commune → auto\n 14│   `/clear` → wake; re-seed carried by spt-core's resume verb).\n 15│3. **Parity wiring — `psyche-download` at SessionStart** (foundational; closes a pre-existing gap\n*16│   where claude-spt live agents get NO durable resume context today — only the identity brief).\n 17│\n 18│## Hard public-surface findings (logged separately)\n 19│\n 20│- **F-0xx psyche-download verb absent** — `download_psyche_context` (spt-core resume.rs:88) is\n*21│  exported-but-unexposed (zero `ApiCmd` callers). No published `spt` verb let an adapter pull resume\n 22│  context. CONFIRMED spt-core gap. **RESOLVED-PENDING: v0.15.0 W5** exposes the verb (frozen contract\n 23│  below) + W4 doc work. Foundational — claude-spt resume context is broken without it.\n 24│- **F-0xx PreToolUse poll missing** — claude-spt polls only on `UserPromptSubmit` (between turns).\n*25│  Legacy spt also polls+injects on **PreToolUse** = the mid-turn message-delivery half of live-agent\n 26│  reachability. Standalone parity gap; not yet wired here.\n 27│- **F-0xx subagent-perch reachability** — wiring is present (`subagent-start.sh` → `api worker-start`,\n*28│  `hostable_types` includes `Worker`); runtime reachability (`spt send` to a worker) is UNVERIFIED.\n 29│  Validation item, not a known gap.\n 30│\n 31│## Frozen contracts to build against\n   │...\n 34│spt-core writes `{text}` to the PTY verbatim **including `\\n`**; `{key:enter}`→`\\r`. There is NO\n*35│win32 key-encoding in spt-core (the DECSET-9001 theory was debunked F-019 misdirection). Whether CC\n 36│renders a raw `\\n` as a soft-newline vs submit is **CC's behavior = our empirical test** (T1 below).\n 37│`{key:\"shift+enter\"}` is NOT recognized (key_to_bytes → None → silently skipped) — do not use.\n 38│Doc-gap (key-vocab not enumerated; `{text}`-verbatim unstated) → doyle folding into **v0.15.0 W4**.\n   │...\n 43│  <id>         = self/agent id\n*44│  --session-id = optional (rotated SessionStart sid, for stamping; accepted, may be unused Tier-1)\n 45│  auth-gated like sibling id-scoped verbs (api poll / api presence) — pass link/auth token as\n 46│    trailing arg IFF our other api calls do\n*47│  project resolved internally from the endpoint's bound cwd — NO --project arg\n 48│\n 49│STDOUT (inject VERBATIM as SessionStart additionalContext):\n*50│  <live-role>…</live-role>                       (if a role authored; else omitted)\n*51│  <live-context>…</live-context>                 (durable agents/<id>/live-context.md)\n 52│  <project-context-resolved name=\"<proj>\"/>      (sentinel — present iff in a resolved project)\n 53│  <project-context>…</project-context>           (durable projects/<proj>/<id>/project-context.md)\n*54│  <pending-commune>…raw drop body…</pending-commune>   (ONLY if not-yet-synthesized; TRIGGER STRIPPED core-side)\n 55│  <pending-signoff>…raw drop body…</pending-signoff>   (likewise for signoff)\n 56│\n*57│Empty/no-context → NO-CONTEXT signal on stderr (mirrors legacy $LIVE psyche-download) → inject nothing.\n 58│```\n 59│FRESHNESS: `<pending-*>` present iff a drop is not-yet-synthesized → one call always returns\n 60│durable + freshest un-synthesized delta. Race-free (core owns read+ingest; no adapter TOCTOU).\n   │...\n 70│  (operator: skip the color finding).\n*71│- **Self-send loopback works** (PROVEN this session): `spt send --from <id> <id>` routes through the\n*72│  endpoint's OWN translation binary and lands as a delivered EVENT. This is the checkpoint trigger path.\n*73│- **INLINE-PRE-CLEAR INVARIANT (load-bearing, ADR-worthy):** the agent authors+drops its commune\n*74│  INLINE during its own `/sptc:commune --checkpoint` turn (it IS the authoring LLM, pre-clear); the\n 75│  hook fires `/clear` strictly AFTER the file is on disk. This is doyle's \"Shape 1\" — the\n 76│  psyche-stale-after-clear gap does NOT apply. If checkpoint is ever rerouted through the\n 77│  boundary/resume-Self refresh path (\"Shape 2\"), the stale gap returns. Never defer authoring to post-clear.\n   │...\n 79│  wake; a PAIR brackets a custom wake directive. **Strip is core-side** (todlando, W5 verb @20bfc1f):\n*80│  the verb's `<pending-commune>` arrives with all `!!checkpoint!!` tokens stripped, inter-marker text\n 81│  kept — no adapter strip. (Open: durable-ingest strip so the marker doesn't persist in\n\n# CI-ACCEPTANCE-PLAN.md\n *1│# CI-ACCEPTANCE — JIT plan (slice 1)\n  2│\n *3│> Activates **REQ-CI-ACCEPTANCE** (doc→impl) and **REQ-HAZARD-PERCH-COLLISION** (unit).\n *4│> Seeds the real-`claude`-as-SUT acceptance lane. Harness-agnostic POSIX sh; runs on the fleet.\n  5│\n  6│## Scope (this slice)\n  7│\n   │...\n 14│file (not the spt bus, not model output) — isolates the adapter-glue contract from bus/auth flake.\n*15│Bus-delivery acceptance (poll→additionalContext over real spt) is a later slice, gated on\n 16│REQ-MSG-ENVELOPE (doyle/todlando).\n 17│\n 18│## Hard invariant (headline — perch collision)\n 19│\n*20│The acceptance harness's whole job is spawning nested `claude`s. A nested session that resolves the\n*21│SAME perch id as the live operator agent (`perri`) **tears down the operator's perch + poll stream**\n 22│(name-keyed, last-establish-wins; diagnosed 2026-06-15, operator). So:\n 23│\n*24│> **Every nested SUT runs under a DISPOSABLE identity** (`SPT_AGENT_ID=sptc-ci-<n>`), never a live\n*25│> agent name. The harness MUST set it; a unit test proves the harness never emits a live id and\n 26│> always overrides `SPT_AGENT_ID`/`OWL_SESSION_ID`.\n 27│\n 28│→ new KNOWN-HAZARDS entry 2 + `REQ-HAZARD-PERCH-COLLISION` (`[\"unit\"]`).\n   │...\n 31│\n*32│1. `traceable-reqs.toml`: add `REQ-HAZARD-PERCH-COLLISION` (`[\"unit\"]`); flip `REQ-CI-ACCEPTANCE`\n*33│   → `[\"doc\",\"impl\"]`. Add `ci/acceptance` to `[scan].roots`.\n 34│2. `docs/KNOWN-HAZARDS.md`: entry **2. Perch collision** (failure/invariant/mapping/cite).\n*35│3. `ci/acceptance/lib.sh`: `sptc_ci_identity` (disposable id + isolated env), `sptc_ci_mkproject`\n 36│   (temp project + `.claude/settings.json` + digest-writing UPS hook fixture), `sptc_ci_assert`.\n*37│4. `ci/acceptance/run-acceptance.sh`: orchestrator — scaffold → spawn `claude -p` under disposable\n 38│   id → assert digest marker → teardown. **Env-gated**: skips cleanly (rc 0) unless\n*39│   `SPTC_ACCEPTANCE=1` and `claude` on PATH, so deterministic gates stay green auth-free.\n*40│   Carries the `int->REQ-CI-ACCEPTANCE` evidence tag (execution = slow lane).\n*41│5. `tests/acceptance-harness.sh`: UNIT test of the deterministic harness pieces — identity\n 42│   isolation (perch-collision guard → `unit->REQ-HAZARD-PERCH-COLLISION`), scaffold shape, assert\n*43│   helper, env-gate skip. No real `claude` spawned. Wired into `run-gates.sh` unit loop already.\n 44│6. `docs/CI.md`: note (a) **pre-push is correct** (git has no client-side post-push); (b) the\n*45│   disposable-identity acceptance invariant.\n 46│\n 47│## Gate\n 48│\n   │...\n 52│\n*53│Attempt one real `claude -p` acceptance run under disposable id; if green, add `int` tag to\n*54│`run-acceptance.sh` evidence + flip `REQ-CI-ACCEPTANCE` to include `\"int\"`; report byte result to\n 55│doyle. Hold `int` until actually demonstrated (activate-don't-pre-fail).\n\n# CONTEXT.md\n  3│> Authoritative for meaning (grill-with-docs convention). Glossary only — no\n *4│> implementation detail. Decisions and rationale live in `SCOPE.md` and `docs/adr/`.\n  5│\n  6│## Product and topologies\n  7│\n   │...\n 15│\n*16│**native OMP endpoint** — an spt-hosted endpoint where `omp` owns a broker-held\n 17│terminal and loads the **OMP SPT extension**. It may run unattended, but its\n 18│native TUI remains attachable whenever an operator needs to observe or control it.\n*19│_Avoid_: RPC bridge endpoint, non-interactive endpoint\n 20│\n 21│**OMP SPT extension** — the OMP runtime extension that binds a native OMP\n*22│session to an SPT endpoint and owns message delivery, activity, replies, and\n 23│lifecycle integration. It does not render or proxy the terminal.\n 24│_Avoid_: Claude hook, RPC host, terminal bridge\n 25│\n*26│**ready OMP endpoint** — a native OMP endpoint that receives SPT messages\n 27│without a Psyche.\n 28│_Avoid_: OMP Worker\n 29│\n*30│**live OMP endpoint** — a native OMP endpoint whose SPT lifecycle includes a\n 31│Psyche and durable mind continuity.\n*32│_Avoid_: OMP Worker, treating every ready endpoint as live\n 33│\n*34│**delivery custody** — the interval after an OMP SPT extension accepts an\n 35│inbound SPT message and before it either returns a correlated answer or reports\n*36│an explicit failure to that sender. A message in custody is never silently\n 37│dropped.\n*38│_Avoid_: fire-and-forget delivery\n 39│\n 40│**message stub** — the short turn-opening prompt `<msg from=\"…\"/>` used for\n 41│an inbound peer message while the full SPT event envelope enters the same model\n   │...\n 45│\n*46│**bound OMP session** — the single OMP session owned by a native OMP endpoint\n*47│for that endpoint's lifetime. Switching or resuming to another OMP session\n*48│requires stopping and relaunching the endpoint rather than mutating the binding\n 49│inside the TUI.\n*50│_Avoid_: treating the endpoint id as a movable session selector\n 51│\n*52│**continuity drop** — a project-local commune or signoff file written under\n*53│`.spt/` for spt-core to ingest into an endpoint's durable mind. The directory is\n*54│harness-neutral; the filename identifies the endpoint and drop kind.\n 55│_Avoid_: OMP config, `.claude` state\n 56│\n 57│**claude-spt** — the sister Claude Code adapter from which omp-spt was forked.\n\n# CPLUGS-PREP-PLAN.md\n *1│# cplugs publish-prep — JIT plan (slice)\n  2│\n  3│> Toward an actually-installable cplugs skeleton artifact. Activates **REQ-DIST-PLUGIN-SKELETON**\n  4│> impl+unit (hooks.json now exists, so the impl hold is lifted). Harness-agnostic POSIX sh.\n   │...\n  7│\n *8│`plugin/sptc/.claude/LIVE_AGENT_IDS.json` — live perch runtime state (my `perri` id) was **tracked\n *9│into the publishable skeleton**: the root `.gitignore` pattern `.claude/LIVE_AGENT_IDS.json` is\n*10│root-anchored and missed the nested `plugin/sptc/.claude/`. A published skeleton must carry ZERO\n 11│runtime/agent state. → untrack + depth-safe ignore + a validator gate so it can't recur.\n 12│\n 13│## Scope\n 14│\n*15│1. **`ci/publish/validate-skeleton.sh`** — deterministic installability gate (exit 0/1). Asserts:\n 16│   - `plugin.json` is valid JSON, `name == \"sptc\"`, has `version` + `description`.\n 17│   - `hooks/hooks.json` is valid JSON and every referenced `hooks/<x>.sh` wrapper EXISTS.\n 18│   - every `skills/*/` dir has a `SKILL.md`.\n*19│   - **skeleton-subset invariant**: NO runtime state (`LIVE_AGENT_IDS.json`, `*-commune.md`,\n 20│     `*-signoff.md`, generated `cc`/`cc-*` launchers) and NO binary/manifest (`*.exe`, `*.bin`,\n 21│     `manifest.json`) anywhere under the plugin — the binary + adapter manifest ride the spt-core\n*22│     registry, never cplugs (RELEASE-RUNBOOK).\n 23│   [impl->REQ-DIST-PLUGIN-SKELETON]\n*24│2. **`ci/publish/package-skeleton.sh`** — codifies the runbook \"per skeleton bump\" cp mechanic as a\n 25│   real, idempotent script. `--dry-run` default (prints the staging plan); validates first, refuses\n 26│   to stage if validation fails; stages only the skeleton subset into `$MARKET`\n 27│   (`~/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/cplugs/plugins/sptc`). Never pushes (creds/external = operator).\n   │...\n 29│3. **`tests/skeleton-validate.sh`** — UNIT: validator PASSES on the real skeleton, and FAILS on a\n*30│   tampered copy (planted `LIVE_AGENT_IDS.json` / planted `.exe` / removed `SKILL.md`) — proves the\n 31│   gate actually catches breakage, not just green-on-green. [unit->REQ-DIST-PLUGIN-SKELETON]\n*32│4. **Hygiene fix**: `git rm --cached plugin/sptc/.claude/LIVE_AGENT_IDS.json`; depth-safe\n*33│   `.gitignore` (`**/.claude/LIVE_AGENT_IDS.json` etc.).\n 34│5. **Wire** the validator as a new deterministic gate in `ci/run-gates.sh` (\"skeleton-validate\").\n 35│6. **traceable-reqs.toml**: flip `REQ-DIST-PLUGIN-SKELETON` → `[\"doc\",\"impl\",\"unit\"]`; add\n*36│   `ci/publish` to `[scan].roots`.\n*37│7. **docs/RELEASE-RUNBOOK.md**: note the mechanics are now scripted (`ci/publish/*`).\n 38│\n 39│## Gate\n 40│\n\n# DIGEST-FETCHER-PLAN.md\n  2│\n *3│**Trigger:** todlando GO 2026-07-01 — spt-core v0.19.0 (counter 38) published + verified.\n  4│**Goal:** claude-spt adopts the `[digest]` fetcher strategy + `[env] direction=\"read\"` seam and\n  5│bumps `min_spt_core` → 0.19.0. Ship as adapter v0.10.0.\n  6│\n   │...\n  8│\n *9│1. **Re-vendor schema** — `adapter/manifest.schema.json` from the published\n*10│   https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/manifest.schema.json (now carries\n 11│   `DigestStrategy` + `EnvDirection.read`). CI manifest gate keeps validating against it.\n 12│2. **Manifest** (`adapter/claude-spt.toml`):\n 13│   - `min_spt_core_version = \"0.19.0\"` + floor-bump comment (fetcher strategy + [env] read seam\n   │...\n 40│- manifest-schema CI test green against re-vendored schema\n*41│- LIVE proof on the 0.19.0 binary: re-register adapter → `spt adapter digest-proof` (fetcher shape)\n*42│  + a real `spt endpoint digest` against this session's transcript (base) — ccs-profile proof too\n 43│  (this node IS a ccs instance: CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR capture is the whole point).\n*44│- Publish v0.10.0 (fat .spt) + verify `spt adapter update` applies it.\n 45│\n 46│## Non-goals\n 47│\n 48│- `[history]` sibling seam (still deferred — separate slice).\n*49│- The skew-brick guard implementation (post-update reconcile of live plugin cache) — logged as\n 50│  hazard + open thread, not this slice.\n\n# ECHO-COMMUNE-PLAN.md\n *1│# ECHO-COMMUNE-PLAN — v0.15.2: author `[session.echo_commune]` + `[history]` (field-forced)\n  2│\n  3│## Why now (field incident 2026-07-07)\n  4│\n   │...\n  6│\n *7│> `psyche per-event turn failed 3x consecutively: commune-sync: echo-commune spawn failed:\n *8│> manifest declares no [session.echo_commune] role` (info.json, 2026-07-07T06:06:29Z)\n  9│\n*10│Our manifest deferred `echo_commune` (and its `[history]` feeder) since the v0.7-era parity\n*11│trim — harmless through core 0.25; core 0.27/0.28 now spawns the echo-commune summarizer on\n*12│commune ingest and 3-strikes the whole psyche host when the role is missing → checkpoints\n 13│dead. Core-side skip-vs-fail seam filed to doyle separately; adapter-side we author the role\n*14│regardless (it is real parity we deferred, and the published surface now documents it).\n 15│\n 16│## Scope (this slice)\n 17│\n*18│1. **`[history]`** — the transcript-access seam (\"feeds the echo-commune verbatim\",\n*19│   published contract). `strategy = \"fetcher\"`: `claude-spt history --session {session_id}\n 20│   --config-dir {CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR}` locates the CC JSONL transcript (same\n 21│   locate/precedence machinery as the `[digest]` fetcher, v0.10.0) and streams it to stdout\n 22│   **verbatim** (opaque — core never parses it; only OUR summarizer reads it).\n*23│2. **`[session.echo_commune]`** — the bounded summarizer role. `claude-spt echo-commune\n 24│   --id {id} --session-id {session_id}`: reads the history on **stdin** (core feeds the\n 25│   `[history]` output verbatim), falls back to self-locating the transcript when stdin is\n*26│   empty (blind-build hedge — the exact core-side wiring of history→stdin is not published),\n 27│   takes a bounded tail, runs ONE headless `claude -p` turn (psyche-parity sandbox, Read-only\n 28│   tools), prints the context-delta summary to stdout. Loud nonzero on any failure.\n*29│   `recursion_guard_env = \"SPT_ECHO_COMMUNE\"` per the published role table.\n 30│3. **Hook recursion-guard bail** — `claude-spt hook` exits 0 immediately (no api calls, no\n*31│   perch writes) when `$SPT_ECHO_COMMUNE` is set: the summarizer's spawned claude must never\n 32│   seed/bind/stamp anything (no summarizer-of-summarizer loops, no perch stomps).\n 33│\n 34│## Open design facts (assumptions to verify on-node, then with doyle)\n 35│\n*36│* `[history]` fetcher fills: `{session_id}` published; `{CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR}` assumed to fill\n 37│  like the `[digest]` fetcher (same read-var). Literal-`{...}` guard on the flag as the\n 38│  F-013-class hedge.\n*39│* echo_commune spawn: keys assumed `{id}` + `{session_id}` (parent/ended session); history\n 40│  assumed piped on stdin. The shim tolerates BOTH wirings (stdin-fed or self-locate).\n*41│  **Key catalog + I/O contract for echo_commune are unpublished — docs-gap finding to doyle.**\n 42│\n 43│## Non-scope\n 44│\n   │...\n 50│cargo test green + `traceable-reqs check` green + manifest-schema CI gate green →\n*51│v0.15.2 cut (floor stays 0.27.0, cplugs skeleton unchanged) → publish → node update →\n*52│single flynn respawn → field verify (commune ingest with no psyche_host_error).\n\n# HANDOFF.md\n  10│\n *11│**You build `spt-claude-code` using ONLY the published public surface of spt-core:**\n  12│\n *13│- **`SaberMage/spt-releases`** — the release artifacts (the `spt`/`spt.exe` binary, install\n  14│  scripts, `mock-adapter` source, `manifest.schema.json`).\n *15│- **The GitHub Pages docs** at `https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases` — the mental model,\n  16│  quickstarts, the complete harness-contract reference, CLI reference, rustdoc, and the agent\n  17│  exports (`llms.txt` / `llms-full.txt`; append `.md` to any doc URL for raw markdown).\n  18│\n    │...\n  20│point of this project: it proves the adapter contract is buildable from the public surface\n *21│alone. If something you need to build the adapter is missing from the public docs/releases,\n *22│that is a **finding** — report it (it means spt-core's published contract has a gap), do not\n  23│go reach into spt-core source to work around it.\n  24│\n  25│**What you MAY read freely:** everything in *this* repo (`spt-claude-code/`). `SCOPE.md`,\n    │...\n  32│\n *33│`spt-claude-code` v1 acceptance = **legacy parity AND proof of spt-core's cross-subnet / PTY\n *34│features**. Those features (spt-hosted endpoint bringup via `spt endpoint run`, `spt rc`\n  35│cross-node PTY attach, file-backed adapter strings, `adapter:profile` fallback, subnet QR /\n *36│self-elevation, `whoami`→alias) are being delivered in **spt-core M12**, in progress now\n  37│(maintainer: todlando).\n  38│\n *39│**You begin once full-fat M12 ships AND its docs publish to `spt-releases` GH Pages.** Until\n  40│then those capabilities aren't in the public surface you build against. Confirm M12 is\n *41│published before starting. (The operator will signal go.)\n  42│\n  43│---\n  44│\n    │...\n  48│\n *49│1. **spt-core's v1 acceptance proof** — feature parity with legacy `claude_skill_owl` (today's\n  50│   shipped CC integration), delegating all core functionality to the `spt` binary. Parity is\n *51│   **user-facing feature parity, NOT a 1:1 port** — most legacy machinery now lives inside\n  52│   `spt` itself; you build the CC-specific shell only.\n *53│2. **spt-core's first casual-end-user entrypoint** — published as a Claude Code plugin on the\n  54│   `SaberMage/cplugs` marketplace, like legacy spt is today.\n  55│3. **An invisible spt-core installer** — for users who don't have spt-core, the plugin\n  56│   bootstraps it. This is the intended pattern for all casual-facing adapters.\n    │...\n  62│This project is instantiated **from the `experimplate` template** (the reusable workflow\n *63│scaffold — traceable-reqs gating, JIT plans, grill-with-docs, release + same-repo published\n  64│docs). The workflow you must follow:\n  65│\n  66│- **Requirement traceability is binding.** Every requirement is a `REQ-*` in\n    │...\n  72│- **Docs are same-repo** → GH Pages (mdBook, CI-gated against drift), reusing spt-core's docs\n *73│  theme. Releases are light (plugin publish + spt-core adapter-registry; **signing delegated to\n  74│  the `spt` binary** — you do NOT run a two-key signing runbook).\n  75│\n  76│---\n    │...\n  80│The complete legacy inventory (claude_skill_owl v1.11.25: 7 CC hooks, 12 `/spt:*` skills, the\n *81│messaging/live-agent/working-perch surfaces, marketplace packaging, CC-specifics like JSONL\n  82│transcript parsing and parent-pid binding) is the parity reference. **It has been triaged**\n  83│into DROP / TRANSFORM / KEEP / ADD buckets in `SCOPE.md` → \"Parity-trim\". Seed your\n  84│`traceable-reqs.toml` from those buckets:\n  85│\n *86│- **KEEP** (port the user-facing skill): `/live` `/commune` `/ready` `/send` `/signoff`\n  87│  `/force-stop` `/new-alarm` `/list-agents`.\n  88│- **DROP** (do not port): `/revive`, `/clear-psyche`, `/whoami` (skill), `/fork`,\n  89│  `amend-signoff`, Spine/Touch, legacy psmux Capsule, binary-handoff, the TCP/spool/registry\n  90│  internals (all now inside `spt`).\n *91│- **TRANSFORM**: Capsule → spt-hosted topology + the `cc` launcher; echo-commune JSONL → the\n  92│  `[digest]` extractor; psyche-sync → subnet/`/spt:setup`; doctor → `spt doctor`/setup-verify;\n  93│  working-perches → `api worker-*`.\n  94│- **ADD**: `/spt:setup`, `/spt:version`, subnet skills (create/join/show-code), profiles +\n    │...\n 115│  branch (new/join/show-code) · legacy migration · OS-service register · ccs wiring. The `cc`\n*116│  launcher wraps `spt endpoint run` defaulted to claude-spt.\n*117│- **CI** = autonomous fleet (Windows + Linux), **no LLM in the gate loop**: deterministic\n\n# MANIFEST-PARITY-PLAN.md\n  2│\n *3│> Fresh milestone after the CI/distribution slices. Authors the CC adapter **manifest** (publish\n *4│> target #2, the spt-core registry side) against the REAL v0.7.0 published surface, then the M12\n  5│> parity surfaces. NEEDS public-docs research first — run in clean context.\n  6│\n  7│## Public-surface-only (hard constraint — re-read)\n  8│\n *9│Build ONLY from `SaberMage/spt-releases` (v0.7.0) + `https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases`\n 10│(harness-contract, CLI reference, manifest.schema.json, rustdoc, llms-full.txt). NEVER read\n 11│spt-core source. A missing capability = a FINDING for doyle/todlando, not a workaround. (AGENTS.md)\n 12│\n   │...\n 14│\n*15│1. Pull v0.7.0 `manifest.schema.json` from spt-releases — the authoritative shape the adapter\n 16│   manifest must validate against. Note required fields, `[adapter]` block, `[strings]` (file-backed\n 17│   large bodies), `shortcut_basename`, profiles/hints/`[digest]` extractor.\n*18│2. Read the published harness-contract + CLI reference for: `spt adapter` registration verbs,\n*19│   `spt endpoint run`, `shortcut_basename` semantics (emits `sptc-<id>` shortcuts), whoami-as-alias,\n 20│   adapter:profile fallback addressing.\n*21│3. Confirm where the manifest physically lives (spt-core-conducted registry, NOT plugin files —\n 22│   ADR-0001/SCOPE) and how it's validated locally.\n 23│\n 24│## Slices (sequence; each its own commit + green gate)\n   │...\n 36│   declarative config, not impl — the scanner classifies impl by file type; launcher impl +\n*37│   real-picker int deferred to the endpoint-run/cc-launcher slice, gated on the v0.7.0 binary).\n 38│3. **M12 parity surfaces** (seed REQs per surface as each starts — activate-don't-pre-fail):\n 39│   - **DONE (8cd8372)** — `/sptc:whoami` + `/sptc:setup` skill skeletons (the manifest advertised\n 40│     both; skeletons now exist, covered by REQ-DIST-PLUGIN-SKELETON + skeleton-validate).\n*41│   - **DONE (435e1be)** — **manifest proven against live v0.7.0**. Local spt upgraded to 0.7.0;\n*42│     `ci/manifest/registration-int.sh` (SPTC_ACCEPTANCE-gated) green 6/6: `spt adapter add`\n*43│     accepted (2nd-layer cross-field validation), shipped `:deep` profile resolves, `[strings]`\n 44│     read + overlay observable via `get-string`, clean soft-remove. **REQ-DIST-MANIFEST-SCHEMA →\n 45│     [doc,impl,unit,int]**. Cross-field discovery fixed: `[digest]` needs `source` →\n 46│     `source=\"{home}/.claude/projects\"`. Findings logged (key catalog + digest rule undocumented).\n 47│   - **IN PROGRESS — capability confirmed (F-003 resolved 2026-06-15)** — file-backed `[strings]`.\n*48│     Research conclusion REVERSED by live byte-test + doyle/todlando ruling: the mechanism **is\n 49│     shipped** in v0.7.0 as a value-position table pointer `key = { file = \"rel\" }` over\n 50│     `adapters/<adapter>/strings/` (lazy-resolved at `get-string`, containment-checked, copied on\n 51│     `adapter add`). My avenue search missed it (it's a value-table shape, not a CLI verb / `@file`).\n*52│     ADR-0001 dependency **SATISFIED**; residual is docs-only (doyle publishing, PR #13).\n 53│     - **DONE (this session)** — pattern proven end-to-end + first two bodies authored:\n 54│       `adapter/strings/skills/{whoami,setup}.md` + `[strings.skills].{whoami,setup} = { file = ... }`;\n 55│       `registration-int.sh` extended (8/8) — asserts a `{ file }` pointer resolves to FILE CONTENTS\n*56│       and an inline sibling prints as-is, vs live v0.7.0. `strings/` resolves next to the manifest\n 57│       FILE on `adapter add`. Bodies grounded in the public surface (`spt whoami`; shipped bootstrap).\n*58│     - **DONE (this session)** — ready, send, version authored as file-backed bodies + pointers; stubs\n*59│       refreshed. ready/send **delegate to `spt how-to ready|send`** (stay current vs published surface);\n 60│       version reports the version-of-truth via `spt --version` + `spt adapter list` (ADR-0001).\n*61│     - **DONE (this session, triaged vs the v0.7.1 surface)** — signoff (`spt endpoint shutdown` —\n*62│       graceful + final context save, exact match) + list-agents (`spt endpoint list` — the roster).\n 63│       7/11 skills now operative. (force-stop/list-agents/new-alarm had no `[strings.skills]` entry;\n 64│       list-agents now added.)\n 65│     - **TODO — remaining 4, classified (don't invent):**\n*66│       - **live** — `spt endpoint run` EXISTS but spawns the manifest `[session.self]` command, which\n 67│         is unauthored (deferred slice). GATED on `[session.self]` authoring + the run bringup.\n*68│       - **force-stop** — core spt has only soft `spt endpoint stop` (perch, spool kept) + graceful\n\n# MDBOOK-PLAN.md\n  8│\n *9│1. **`docs-site/book.toml`** — wire the shared `theme/theme.css`, title, src dir, GH-Pages-ready\n 10│   `site-url`/build-dir. Build output (`docs-site/book/`) is gitignored.\n 11│2. **`docs-site/src/`** — minimal Diátaxis-shaped, all-real-content skeleton (per DOCS-STRATEGY):\n 12│   - `SUMMARY.md` (the spine)\n   │...\n 15│     `/sptc:*` skill. Deterministic, copy-pasteable, no `<PLACEHOLDER>`.\n*16│   - `reference/harness-contract.md` — points at the published spt-releases harness-contract + CLI\n 17│     reference (public surface), with the sptc adapter's hook→`spt api` mapping table.\n 18│   All content true to the current repo (skeleton-honest: mark not-yet-operative surfaces).\n 19│3. **`ci/docs/gen-llms.sh`** — generate `docs-site/llms.txt` (curated slim index per DOCS-STRATEGY\n   │...\n 38│Per-vertical full Diátaxis content (`/sptc:*`, `cc`, subnet, `[digest]`), `llms-full.txt`,\n*39│markdown content-negotiation, GH-Pages publish workflow, rustdoc embed. Manifest authoring\n 40│(REQ-DIST-MANIFEST-SCHEMA + v0.7.0 `shortcut_basename`) is the NEXT milestone after this.\n\n# NEXT-WORKLOAD-PLAN.md\n *1│# NEXT-WORKLOAD-PLAN — receive-heal · tag-messaging · role-edit · update-nudge · commune-poll\n  2│\n  3│**Date:** 2026-07-08 · **Author:** perri · **Status:** planned (grill-with-docs complete,\n *4│operator-approved). Item 1's fix is gated on a live instrumentation step. All five items are\n  5│buildable on the current public spt-core surface — **zero spt-core findings owed** (item 1 confirmed\n  6│harness-side; digest-fetcher model confirmed code-authoritative by doyle).\n  7│\n   │...\n 11│\n*12│## Item 1 — receive-heal: an interrupted / errored turn leaves the endpoint stuck `busy`\n 13│\n 14│> **STATUS: DONE + SHIPPED (2026-07-08).** v0.16.0 (fixes 1-2 + Step-0 instrument, cplugs 0.1.11) ·\n 15│> v0.16.1 (sid-carrier hardening + readable hook-trace.log) · v0.16.2 (**fix 3** — the\n   │...\n 18│> hook happens to fire. Chain manually field-proven on lia (digest-detect → carrier-sid `state idle` →\n*19│> drain SENT). ACTIVATION: fix 3 rides the persistent translation binary → an endpoint must bounce to\n*20│> pick it up. Remaining: the deferred autonomous-watcher live int (bounce + interactive Esc). **Next:\n 21│> Items 2-5 below.**\n 22│\n 23│### Problem (field-proven, lia 2026-07-08)\n 24│Operator Esc-interrupts a turn → CC fires **no `Stop`, no `idle_prompt`** (both proven inert on Esc;\n*25│idle_prompt re-tested on skeleton 0.1.10, still silent). Endpoint stays `busy` → daemon spools every\n 26│inbound (`busy -> spool`), never drains → peer messages black-hole until the operator's NEXT\n 27│UserPromptSubmit happens to drain them (lia: 20+ min silence; the message then rode the next UPS).\n 28│Same class: an **API-error turn-end** (rate-limit / server_error) ends a turn with no `Stop` → also\n   │...\n 34│- `translate.rs` = pure stdin→stdout JSON filter, **blind to CC's PTY output** — cannot watch the\n*35│  stream. BUT it is persistent + per-endpoint + lifecycle-managed → valid **host** for a child watcher.\n 36│- Digest fetcher (`[digest] strategy=\"fetcher\"`) is **PULL/PUSH-driven, no spt-core cadence** (doyle,\n 37│  code-authoritative: digesthub.rs / digest.rs). claude-spt never pushes digest-entries → `digest\n 38│  --follow` yields **no delta on idle** → useless as an idle signal. **Idle detection must supply its\n   │...\n 42│### Design (gated — instrument first)\n*43│**Step 0 (GATE): instrument + live-repro to draw the hook-coverage boundary.**\n 44│- Temporarily add logging hooks: `Notification` matcher `*` (log `notification_type`),\n 45│  `PostToolUseFailure`, `Stop`, `StopFailure` — each logs `hook_event_name` + payload discriminants.\n 46│- Esc-repro lia in TWO conditions: (a) mid-tool-call, (b) pure thinking / idle-greeting. Record which\n   │...\n 57│- Receive-heal watcher: `translate` spawns a child that **periodically PULLS**\n*58│  `endpoint digest <self> --after <cursor> --json` on a **15s heartbeat** (operator-set). Latest turn is\n 59│  the interrupt marker → `api state idle <self>`; advance `--after` cursor. `state idle` is idempotent;\n 60│  cursor prevents re-fire. Child lifecycle = translate's (born/reaped with the spt-hosted session).\n 61│  - doyle rider 1: each pull **spawns the fetcher** (`DIGEST_FETCH_TIMEOUT`-bounded) — a tight poll =\n   │...\n 68│### Requirements (add to traceable-reqs.toml on activation)\n*69│- `REQ-HAZARD-INTERRUPT-STUCK-BUSY` — an Esc-interrupted turn must not leave the endpoint permanently\n 70│  `busy`/undrainable.\n 71│- `REQ-HAZARD-STOPFAILURE-STUCK-BUSY` — an API-error turn-end must mark idle (StopFailure → `state\n 72│  idle`). (PostToolUseFailure interrupt leg folds under the first.)\n   │...\n 75│\n*76│## Item 2 — tag-driven peer messaging + commune shortcuts (no Bash tool)\n 77│\n*78│> **STATUS: SHIPPED (v0.17.0, 2026-07-08 — GH release published, adapter.spt asset attached).**\n 79│> `src/tag_scan.rs` (pure grammar\n*80│> `parse_tag_sections` + `commune_body` + seq-gated `plan_dispatch`) + `hook.rs::scan_and_dispatch`\n*81│> wired into PreToolUse (mid-turn) and Stop (backstop); `send_landed` classifier; `digest_cursor_rel`\n*82│> cursor (`state/digest/<eid>.seq`). Confirm-back = one self-send `--active-only --ephemeral` per scan.\n*83│> Commune leg writes `.claude/<id>-commune.md` (daemon watch ingests) + reuses the checkpoint loopback.\n 84│> 219 tests green, `traceable-reqs check` green, full CI gate PASS. REQs activated\n*85│> (`REQ-TAG-PEER-MESSAGING`, `REQ-COMMUNE-OUTPUT-SHORTCUT`, both `[impl,unit]`). Send-skill doc taught.\n*86│> **Design notes vs. plan below:** double-send guard = seq-gating only finalized (seq-carrying) Agent\n 87│> entries strictly above the cursor — a seq-less partial is skipped until it finalizes, so a mid-turn\n*88│> tag may fire at Stop rather than the intervening PreToolUse (graceful, never a double-send). Unknown\n*89│> id → `NO_PERCH` surfaced in the confirm-back (delivered = SENT/QUEUED/DEFERRED). **Live int OWED:**\n\n# OMP-ADAPTER-PLAN.md\n  11│[0008](docs/adr/0008-omp-native-product-boundary.md) through\n *12│[0013](docs/adr/0013-release-gate-stops-at-the-adapter-boundary.md) are the\n  13│ratified boundary.\n  14│\n  15│## Product architecture\n    │...\n  28│                 ├── bind/listen/state/session-end\n *29│                 ├── serialized delivery custody\n  30│                 └── correlated reply or explicit failure\n  31│```\n  32│\n    │...\n  34│resolve and validate the real OMP executable, but it must not become a second\n *35│terminal application. Every hosted endpoint is therefore attachable as the\n  36│same native OMP TUI whether it is currently attended or unattended.\n  37│<!-- [doc->REQ-OMP-NATIVE-TUI] -->\n  38│\n    │...\n  45│\n *46│The adapter uses only the two seams in the published\n *47│[SPT integration checklist](https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/harness-contract/integration-checklist.html):\n  48│the declarative manifest and imperative `spt api` commands. No private\n  49│spt-core source, SDK, state schema, or transport implementation is an adapter\n  50│dependency.\n    │...\n  54│- `[adapter]` identifies `omp-spt`, declares `kind = \"harness\"`, and advertises\n *55│  only `ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent`.\n  56│- `host_binaries = [\"omp\"]` is the bind-time harness match. The adapter helper\n  57│  binary is intentionally absent so it cannot collide with or impersonate the\n  58│  hosted TUI.\n  59│- `shortcut_basename = \"omp\"` brands picker-generated launchers.\n *60│- The manifest validates against the published schema and then passes the\n  61│  public `spt adapter add` cross-field validation.\n  62│<!-- [doc->REQ-DIST-MANIFEST-SCHEMA] -->\n  63│\n    │...\n  67│- `[session.resume]` uses the same path plus OMP's native resume argument.\n *68│- `SPT_ENDPOINT_ID` is broker-injected. Once OMP reports its actual session id,\n  69│  the extension performs the public `api bind <id> --set-session-id <sid>`\n  70│  startup half.\n *71│- The endpoint/session association is immutable while the endpoint is alive.\n  72│  In-TUI switch, branch, new-session, and resume actions are blocked. Changing\n *73│  sessions requires stopping and relaunching the endpoint with an explicit\n  74│  native-resume target.\n  75│<!-- [doc->REQ-OMP-SESSION-IMMUTABLE] -->\n  76│\n    │...\n  78│\n *79│The extension owns a delivery from receipt until exactly one terminal outcome:\n *80│a correlated reply to the sender or an explicit failure reply. Deliveries are\n *81│serialized so sender and reply custody cannot cross. Submission rejection\n *82│advances the queue only after the sender has been told what failed.\n  83│<!-- [doc->REQ-OMP-EXTENSION-CUSTODY] -->\n  84│\n *85│Each accepted peer message opens an ordinary OMP turn with a short\n  86│`<msg from=\"…\"/>` user-visible stub. The complete SPT `<EVENT …>…</EVENT>`\n  87│envelope is supplied as context for that same turn. Peer text remains opaque\n  88│content; a message beginning with an OMP slash command cannot become local\n    │...\n  94│ends the SPT session and shuts down the hosted OMP process loudly; a dead\n *95│delivery path must never remain advertised as healthy.\n  96│<!-- [doc->REQ-OMP-LISTENER-FAIL-CLOSED] -->\n  97│\n  98│### End\n  99│\n*100│Normal OMP shutdown causes the extension to release the listener and call the\n 101│public session-end seam. Listener exhaustion uses the same teardown path before\n*102│closing OMP. SPT retains spool and history according to its published lifecycle\n 103│contract.\n 104│\n*105│## ReadyAgent and LiveAgent\n 106│\n*107│`omp-spt` supports exactly two endpoint types:\n 108│\n\n# PARITY-PUBLISH-PLAN.md\n  *1│# JIT plan — parity audit → fill LOCKED-ADD gaps → cplugs publish (as sptc)\n   2│\n  *3│> Next slice after the live sub-slice (4b042cc) + F-004 flip (692b67c). Goal: PROVE parity\n  *4│> against the SCOPE.md LOCKED parity-trim, fill the remaining LOCKED-ADD gaps, then publish the\n   5│> thin skeleton to cplugs **as `sptc`** (NOT `spt` — succession flip stays gated, see\n  *6│> [[succession-flip-gated]] / RELEASE-RUNBOOK). Public-surface-only still binds (AGENTS.md).\n   7│\n   8│## Operator decisions (locked this session, 2026-06-15)\n  *9│1. **Slice = audit + fill gaps + publish.** Build the absent LOCKED-ADD surface (subnet skills,\n *10│   ccs profiles), reconcile whoami, THEN publish as sptc. `new-alarm` stays **deferred** — doyle\n *11│   TRIAGED it (high-prio 2026-06-15) as an **ACCEPTED parity gap = \"deferred-pending-arrangement-\n  12│   system\", NOT missing**: spt-core has only the alarm event shape + relay handling + a test\n  13│   fixture; the durable timer is a deliberate deferral (DEFERRED.md:43), and the\n  14│   operator has a superseding \"arrangement\" system in mind. **Do NOT build an adapter-side stopgap\n    │...\n  17│2. **Drop the `/whoami` SKILL.** Honor the LOCKED SCOPE decision — core `spt whoami` stays\n *18│   (becomes the `endpoint list` alias in M12); the adapter ships no whoami skill.\n  19│\n  20│## Parity matrix (current vs SCOPE LOCKED parity-trim)\n  21│\n    │...\n  23│|--------------------------------|--------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------------|\n *24│| /live /commune /ready /send    | KEEP                     | operative (file-backed)| ✓ none                         |\n  25│| /list-agents /signoff /force-stop | KEEP                  | operative              | ✓ none                         |\n *26│| /new-alarm                     | ACCEPTED GAP (deferred-pending-arrangement-system) | dead stub, no manifest | **remove stub**; no REQ, no build |\n  27│| /spt:setup /spt:version        | ADD                      | operative              | ✓ none                         |\n *28│| profiles + strings + hints     | ADD                      | wired (deep/live)      | ✓ none                         |\n  29│| **subnet skills (create/join/show-code)** | ADD (LOCKED)  | **ABSENT**             | **BUILD** (Phase C)            |\n  30│| **ccs profiles (claude-spt:glm …)** | ADD (LOCKED)        | **ABSENT**             | **BUILD** (Phase D)            |\n  31│| /whoami SKILL                  | DROP skill               | **operative (violation)** | **REMOVE** (Phase B)        |\n    │...\n  52│  **docs/PARITY.md verdict → PROVEN (adapter surface).** Gate PASS; registration-int OK on v0.7.2.\n *53│- ✅ **Phase E** (publish prep as sptc) — CHANGELOG.md created (`## [0.1.0] - 2026-06-15`,\n  54│  user-facing UX only); plugin.json bumped 0.0.1→0.1.0 (name stays `sptc`; version independent of\n  55│  the adapter-manifest version per RUNBOOK). validate-skeleton INSTALLABLE + package-skeleton\n  56│  dry-run green; llms.txt regen = no drift. Gate PASS + traceable green.\n *57│- ✅ **PUBLISHED (2026-06-15, operator-authorized)** — `package-skeleton.sh --apply` staged the\n *58│  skeleton into the cplugs clone; `sptc` registered in `marketplace.json` (first publish — added\n  59│  alongside legacy `spt`/screen-timelapse/everything); cplugs commit **b1e2895** (\"sptc: first\n *60│  publish — spt adapter skeleton v0.1.0\") pushed to `SaberMage/cplugs` main (33927ca..b1e2895).\n  61│  **Remaining = pointer flip only:** `claude plugin install sptc@cplugs` + `/reload-plugins`\n  62│  (session-affecting — needs CC restart; held for operator).\n  63│\n    │...\n  76│- **registration-int.sh** uses `skills.whoami` as the canonical file-backed + UPS-injection\n *77│  example (4b/4c) — repoint to a surviving skill (`skills.ready`).\n  78│- Redirect the `who am i` **hint** (currently → /sptc:whoami) to core `spt whoami` guidance.\n  79│- Audit REQ evidence: nothing is tagged `REQ-*` on whoami.md directly, but check\n  80│  `tests/hooks-parse.sh` / manifest-shortcut for whoami coupling before deleting.\n    │...\n  96│- Add `[profiles.glm]` (+ maybe `[profiles.kimi]`) overlays; observable via `spt adapter\n *97│  get-string claude-spt:glm …` + resolves in registration-int (mirror the :deep/:live assertions).\n  98│- `REQ-CCS-PROFILES` [doc,impl] (+ int).\n  99│\n*100│### Phase E — Publish prep (as sptc; NO name flip)\n 101│- **Create `CHANGELOG.md`** with a `## [<version>] - 2026-06-15` section (Added/Changed/Fixed,\n*102│  user-facing UX only, no internal lingo) — release fails loudly without it.\n*103│- **Bump `plugin.json`** `version` 0.0.1 → first real (structural first publish). Keep `name=sptc`.\n\n# .spt/\n## emphasys-commune.md\n *1│# Resume context: omp-spt v0.2.0 release and parity cutover\n  2│\n  3│## End goal\n  4│\n *5│Deliver and maintain `omp-spt` as the public-surface-only Oh My Pi harness adapter for spt-core: OMP owns the native terminal/TUI and session, the packaged OMP extension owns SPT delivery, and the adapter proves the complete contract using only published spt-core artifacts/docs and public OMP APIs. Keep the product boring, native, installable, updateable, traceable, and fail-closed. Do not reintroduce the inherited Claude Code plugin, hooks, CCS machinery, headless RPC bridge, idle translation, or Worker...\n  6│\n  7│## Current project status\n  8│\n *9│v0.2.0 is published as the latest stable release:\n*10│- Release: https://github.com/BigscreenVR/omp-spt/releases/tag/v0.2.0\n*11│- Tag: `v0.2.0`\n*12│- Release commit: `e6b0ae1264679716c2ee92a81427821d09e5e7d2`\n 13│- Asset: `adapter.spt`, 671199 bytes\n 14│- SHA-256: `b0e76c056a351a7e65fa02c346be3587fceaa758ac829ebc7eef0a7a903b0451`\n*15│- Supported payloads: x86_64 Windows PE and x86_64 Linux ELF in one fat archive\n 16│- Main was clean and synchronized with `origin/main` at completion.\n 17│\n*18│The initially published `omp-spt-v0.2.0` release was retracted after real clean-install verification found two public-contract defects. The corrected stable tag is `v0.2.0`. The inherited Claude-era `v0.2.0` tag was moved to the current product commit by explicit user decision. ADR-0014 records this policy.\n 19│\n*20│Merged release work:\n*21│- PR #5: native OMP v0.2.0 cutover\n 22│- PR #6: clean-install/lifecycle environment repair\n*23│- PR #7: release-tag collision policy\n 24│\n 25│Public spt-core findings filed:\n*26│- https://github.com/SaberMage/spt-releases/issues/2 — spt 0.31 rejects documented `[env.*] direction=\"read\"` substitutions in lifecycle roles\n*27│- https://github.com/SaberMage/spt-releases/issues/3 — `adapter update` prepends another `v` to project-prefixed release tags\n 28│\n*29│## Verified release behavior\n 30│\n*31│Observed against the published asset:\n*32│- Clean isolated `spt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt --tag v0.2.0` succeeded and reported version 0.2.0.\n*33│- Real installed adapter update from 0.1.3 to 0.2.0 succeeded through `spt adapter update omp-spt`.\n 34│- `bash ci/run-gates.sh` passed.\n 35│- Rust helper suite passed: 101 tests across four suites.\n 36│- Strict native extension tests passed, including repeated 30/30 stability runs.\n*37│- Windows release build passed.\n*38│- x86_64 Linux Zig cross-build passed.\n*39│- Exact four-file fat archive validation passed; Linux executable mode was preserved.\n 40│- Real isolated manifest registration passed against spt 0.31.0.\n 41│- `traceable-reqs check` passed: 16 complete, 0 incomplete, 0 findings.\n 42│- `mdbook build docs-site` passed.\n\n## omp-spt-env-v1/\n### emphasys.json\n*1│{\"endpoint_id\":\"emphasys\",\"launch_session_id\":null,\"selectors\":{\"HOME\":null,\"OMP_PROFILE\":null,\"OMP_SPT_OMP_BIN\":\"C:\\\\Users\\\\decid\\\\.bun\\\\bin\\\\omp.exe\",\"PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR\":null,\"PI_CONFIG_DIR\":null,\"PI_PROFILE\":null,\"USERPROFILE\":\"C:\\\\Users\\\\decid\",\"XDG_DATA_HOME\":null},\"version\":1}","truncation":{"content":"# .gitattributes\n 7|*.py   text eol=lf\n*8|# PowerShell + Windows batch are CRLF.\n 9|*.ps1  text eol=crlf\n 10|*.bat  text eol=crlf\n 11|*.cmd  text eol=crlf\n\n# .gitignore\n 1|# spt runtime perch state (not source) — depth-safe (** ), so it's ignored under any nested\n*2|# .claude/ too (e.g. plugin/omps/.claude/ when this repo is loaded as a live plugin). A\n*3|# root-anchored pattern previously leaked plugin/omps/.claude/LIVE_AGENT_IDS.json into the tree.\n*4|**/.claude/LIVE_AGENT_IDS.json\n*5|**/.claude/*-commune.md\n 6|**/.claude/*-signoff.md\n 7|\n 8|# mdBook build artifact (generated; source is docs-site/src)\n...\n 18|\n*19|# packed adapter release asset (generated by ci/publish/package-adapter.sh; uploaded to a GitHub release)\n 20|/dist/\n 21|\n*22|# locally-staged tool binary for the pointer-registered adapter (release archives carry it; the repo does not)\n 23|/adapter/omp-spt.exe\n 24|/adapter/manifest.toml\n\n# AGENTS.md\n 8|\n*9|You build `spt-claude-code` against **only the published public surface of spt-core**:\n*10|`SaberMage/spt-releases` (the `spt`/`spt.exe` binary, install scripts, `mock-adapter`\n 11|source, `manifest.schema.json`) and the GitHub Pages docs at\n*12|`https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases` (mental model, quickstarts, harness-contract +\n 13|CLI reference, rustdoc, `llms.txt` / `llms-full.txt`). **Never read the `spt-core` source\n 14|tree.** Proving the adapter contract is buildable from the public surface alone is the entire\n*15|point of this project. If a capability you need is missing from the public docs/releases,\n*16|that is a **finding to report** (spt-core's published contract has a gap) — not a reason to\n 17|reach into spt-core source to work around it. (See `HANDOFF.md` §1.)\n 18|\n 19|`spt-claude-code` is the rebuilt Claude Code harness adapter (`claude-spt`) — spt-core's v1\n*20|acceptance proof, its first casual-end-user entrypoint (a CC plugin), and an invisible\n 21|spt-core installer.\n 22|\n 23|**Orientation — read before working:** `SCOPE.md` (decision ledger, authoritative for\n...\n 37|   (the stage is angle-bracketed *here only* so the scanner treats these as illustrations,\n*38|   not live evidence — in real code write a bare stage word: `impl`, not `<impl>`)\n 39|   Stages: `doc` / `impl` / `unit` / `int`. Tag *on or immediately above* the real\n 40|   evidence — never at file tops to satisfy coverage.\n 41|2. **Run `traceable-reqs check` before declaring work done.** Exit-1 means missing/invalid\n...\n 48|   `required_stages = []`. Activate (set real stages) only when starting the milestone that\n*49|   delivers them.\n 50|\n 51|## Other conventions\n 52|\n*53|- Match surrounding code style. spt-claude-code consumes spt-core's **published** manifest\n*54|  contract (`manifest.schema.json` from `spt-releases`) — validate your manifest against it.\n 55|  Do **not** copy spt-core internals: build against the public surface only.\n*56|- Honor every `docs/KNOWN-HAZARDS.md` invariant — these are real bugs already paid for once\n 57|  (or hazards you have committed to never introduce). Each is a `REQ-HAZARD-*` with a test.\n 58|- Docs are dual-audience (human + AI dev-agent) per `docs/DOCS-STRATEGY.md`; doc generation\n 59|  is CI-gated against drift.\n 60|- Commit messages end with the project's co-author trailer:\n*61|  `Co-authored by: <your live agent name>` (e.g. `Co-authored by: perri`).\n 62|\n 63|## Plans and context hygiene\n 64|\n...\n 69|  context gets too high, you can clear your own context and keep moving:\n*70|  1. Create a JIT plan for the next immediate body of work, if it isn't already planned.\n*71|  2. If you are a live agent: commune immediate next steps + a broad project-status/end-goal\n 72|     summary, then clear.\n\n# BUGS-v091.md\n*1|# v0.9.1 bug sweep — live tracking doc\n 2|\n 3|> Six bugs reported against claude-spt v0.9.0 / cplugs sptc 0.1.8. /diagnose discipline.\n 4|> Status legend: 🔴 open · 🔬 root-caused · 🛠 fixed · ✅ verified.\n...\n 32|**Hypothesis:** (a) the env-file space bug noise; (b) identity brief not emphatic that the agent\n*33|already knows its id and need not run `spt whoami`.\n 34|\n 35|## Bug 4 — agent thinks it must arm a Monitor to get messages (1 of 2 runs) 🔴\n*36|image #3: agent arms a Monitor to watch for a reply, though its perch delivers automatically.\n 37|**Hypothesis:** (a) per-prompt drain broken by the env-file bug → replies don't arrive → agent\n 38|compensates; (b) messaging brief doesn't say \"replies arrive on your perch automatically; never\n 39|arm a Monitor/poll\".\n...\n 59|Verified end-to-end: clean source, correct value, space-safe, per-prompt hook runs clean. → fixes #5,\n*60|the #3 noise, and the delivery half of #4.\n 61|\n*62|- **#1 marketplace refresh — 🛠 ✅.** `post_update.rs`: on the already-registered path, run\n 63|  `claude plugin marketplace update cplugs` BEFORE `plugin install/update`. Dry-run confirms the new\n 64|  step order. Unit: `marketplace_update_refreshes_the_cplugs_cache`.\n 65|- **#2 update message — 🛠 ✅.** `post_update.rs` now CAPTURES the subprocess output (no leak onto the\n...\n 70|- **#3 ID lookup — 🛠.** (a) env-file noise gone; (b) prose: `identity.md` now states `Your id is {id}\n*71|  … do NOT run spt whoami`; `live.md`/`live-ops.md` stop instructing `spt whoami`.\n*72|- **#4 redundant Monitor — 🛠.** prose: `identity.md` + `messaging-perch.md` + `live.md` now say replies\n 73|  arrive AUTOMATICALLY on the existing perch/relay — never arm a second Monitor/poll.\n 74|- **#5 PreToolUse broken — 🛠 ✅.** = the shared env-file fix (PreToolUse was exec'ing without the `hook`\n 75|  subcommand / drowning in the noise). Per-prompt hook verified clean via the cached var.\n...\n 79|\n*80|**Gate:** all default gates PASS (91 crate tests). **SHIPPED v0.9.1** (adapter release + `adapter.spt`,\n 81|asset-verified: bare hook_cmd + ccs -n/RC self+resume) + cplugs **0.1.9**. main @ 252763d, tag v0.9.1.\n 82|\n 83|## Post-mortem — what would have prevented the shared root cause\n\n# CHANGELOG.md\n 2|\n*3|All notable user-facing changes to **omp-spt** (the Spacetime adapter for oh-my-pi). The format follows [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/); each release section is the public release body verbatim.\n 4|\n*5|> Each release below is keyed to the **adapter version of truth** (the version `spt adapter list` reports and the GitHub release tag). omp-spt starts its own version line at 0.1.0; the sections from [0.17.3] down are the inherited **claude-spt** lineage this project forked from, retained for history.\n 6|\n*7|## [0.2.0] - 2026-07-14\n 8|\n*9|> Native OMP cutover. Requires spt-core **v0.29.0 or newer** and Oh My Pi **v16.3.15 or newer**. If OMP is older, run `omp update` before launching an endpoint. Update the adapter with `spt adapter update omp-spt`, then restart each endpoint so it loads the packaged extension and helper from this release.\n 10|\n 11|### Added\n*12|- **Every endpoint now remains a real, attachable OMP session.** Ready and live endpoints use the same native OMP launch path, so an unattended endpoint can still be attached later without losing OMP's normal terminal interface.\n*13|- **Inbound peer messages now arrive as ordinary OMP turns with full SPT context.** The visible prompt is a safe sender stub, while the complete event envelope is supplied to that turn as context; peer text cannot accidentally invoke a slash command.\n*14|- **OMP profile-aware session tools.** History, digest, echo-commune, and Psyche session lookup now follow OMP's profile and configuration precedence, including deterministic exact-id and prefix handling.\n 15|\n 16|### Changed\n*17|- **The adapter is now OMP-native only.** The inherited Claude Code plugin, hooks, CCS profiles, worker topology, headless RPC bridge, and message-idle translation path are removed. `omp-spt` advertises ReadyAgent and LiveAgent only; Worker remains an intentional capability opt-out.\n 18|- **Fresh, resumed, and daemon-driven turns validate the real Oh My Pi executable before launch.** Explicit overrides, known install paths, and PATH candidates all receive the same identity probe, so an unrelated `omp` command cannot become the hosted terminal.\n*19|- **One endpoint stays bound to one OMP session for its lifetime.** In-TUI new, resume, fork, handoff, and branch actions are blocked; stop and relaunch the endpoint to select another native session.\n*20|- **Commune and signoff drops now live under the project-local `.spt/` directory.** The old harness-specific continuity path is no longer used.\n 21|\n 22|### Fixed\n*23|- **Accepted messages cannot disappear after an outbound reply failure.** Correlated outcomes retry within a finite budget; exhaustion shuts the endpoint down loudly instead of marking undelivered custody as settled.\n*24|- **Bind, activity, and shutdown races no longer advertise the wrong endpoint state or leak a late listener.** Busy-before-bind is preserved, shutdown-before-bind tears down immediately, and concurrent fatal and lifecycle shutdowns share one bounded session-end sequence.\n 25|- **Listener recovery now distinguishes crash loops from isolated failures.** Immediate repeated exits still fail closed, while a listener that remains stable resets its consecutive-failure budget.\n*26|- **Echo-commune handles Unicode transcript boundaries safely.** A byte cap that lands inside a multi-byte character no longer crashes the summarizer.\n 27|\n 28|## [0.1.3] - 2026-07-13\n 29|\n 30|### Fixed\n*31|- **Attached endpoints now show OMP's full native TUI.** Native `omp` is the broker PTY process, with SPT messaging supplied by a packaged OMP extension. The previous headless `omp --mode rpc` bridge could only display bridge logs, regardless of whether the endpoint command attached to its PTY.\n 32|\n 33|## [0.1.2] - 2026-07-10\n 34|\n*35|> Liaison bugfix rollup for the two Reavo-reported omp-spt v0.1.1 issues ([#2](https://github.com/BigscreenVR/omp-spt/issues/2), [#3](https://github.com/BigscreenVR/omp-spt/issues/3)). Requires spt-core **v0.27.0 or newer** (unchanged). Update: `spt adapter update omp-spt`, then restart omp endpoints.\n 36|\n 37|### Fixed\n*38|- **The fresh-endpoint update guidance now keeps the harness terminal attached.** The update notice no longer tells operators to use `--start` for a new Librarian endpoint; the documented command uses attach-default `spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id> --create`, so the bringup log (`bridge starting`, `omp ready`, `bound`, `listening`, `READY`) is visible instead of launching silently in the background.\n*39|- **Adapter updates now use the authenticated GitHub CLI transport.** The repository is currently public, but the release fetch path is now auth-capable via `gh`, so a private or visibility-flipped repo can still discover and download `adapter.spt` through the user's existing GitHub authentication.\n 40|\n 41|## [0.1.1] - 2026-07-09\n 42|\n*43|> Hardening release, driven by a maintainer field report of a wedged endpoint (thanks doyle — [#1](https://github.com/BigscreenVR/omp-spt/pull/1)). Requires spt-core **v0.27.0 or newer** (unchanged). Update: `spt adapter update omp-spt`, then restart your omp endpoints.\n 44|\n 45|### Changed\n*46|- **The endpoint process is now named `omp-spt`** (was `claude-spt`), so a task list tells you at a glance which adapter a process belongs to — no more misdiagnosing an omp endpoint as a Claude Code one.\n 47|\n 48|### Fixed\n*49|- **Stopping an endpoint no longer leaves orphans.** The bridge now ties its omp and listener children to its own lifetime at the OS level: however the bridge dies — a stop, a crash, a hard kill — the whole tree goes down with it, and the perch is unregistered on the way out instead of advertising a dead endpoint as listening.\n\n# CHECKPOINT-CLEAR-RACE-PLAN.md\n 14|\n*15|Separately observed on ENLYZEAM (F-027-adjacent): the checkpoint self-send is a PLAIN `spt send`\n 16|(`hook.rs:646`) with no native-routing flag → it spooled to the target's active-poll channel and was\n*17|delivered as a plain message (CC read+replied to the envelope) instead of firing the macro through\n 18|the translation binary.\n 19|\n 20|## Approach — memory-armed split, fired across the SessionStart-on-clear boundary\n...\n 22|Split the one sequence into two, synchronized by CC's own \"clear finished\" signal (SessionStart\n*23|firing with `source == clear`). State lives ONLY in translate process memory; no marker file.\n 24|\n 25|- **Arm (translate):** on a `{\"checkpoint\":\"v1\",…}` envelope, stash `pending_wake: Option<String>`\n 26|  in the loop state and emit **clear-only** (`ctrl+s → delay → /clear → enter → commit`) — NOT the wake.\n*27|- **Fire (hook, stateless):** SessionStart with `source == clear` UNCONDITIONALLY self-sends a\n 28|  content-free `{\"checkpoint_fire\":\"v1\"}` (no pending-check in the hook). Mark the perch idle first\n 29|  (mirrors the arm path, `hook.rs:642`) so the wake lands on an idle input box.\n 30|- **Emit-or-no-op (translate):** on a `{\"checkpoint_fire\":\"v1\"}` envelope → if `pending_wake` is\n...\n 36|\n*37|**Native routing:** BOTH self-sends (the checkpoint arm in `handle_post_tool_use`, and the new fire in\n*38|the SessionStart-clear path) use `--force-native` — deliver ONLY through the translation binary's\n 39|stdin (where the markers are parsed), no spool / no active-poll fallback. Closes the ENLYZEAM\n*40|plain-text-misdelivery mode. (If translate isn't running, the signal drops rather than spools —\n*41|correct: a checkpoint/wake is meaningless without live translate.)\n 42|\n 43|## Tasks\n 44|\n...\n 57|   - Unit tests: arm stores + emits clear-only; fire with armed wake emits wake-only + disarms; fire\n*58|     with no wake is a no-op; a normal envelope still delivers; malformed/unknown still degrades.\n 59|3. **hook.rs:**\n*60|   - `handle_post_tool_use`: add `--force-native` to the checkpoint self-send.\n 61|   - `handle_session_start`: when `register_verb(source, …) == \"boundary\"` on a `clear` source (NOT\n*62|     compact — decide, see open q), mark idle + self-send `{\"checkpoint_fire\":\"v1\"}` with\n 63|     `--force-native`. Add a `checkpoint_fire_payload()` helper.\n 64|   - Unit tests: clear-source SessionStart fires the signal; bind/seed/resume/compact do NOT (per the\n*65|     open-q ruling); the self-send carries `--force-native`.\n 66|4. **KNOWN-HAZARDS.md:** add the race + the orphan-wake edge (open q) as `REQ-HAZARD-CHECKPOINT-CLEAR-RACE`.\n*67|5. **int:** extend the checkpoint-commune int (`ci/idle-translate/…` or the live E2E) to assert the\n 68|   wake arrives AFTER the clear (ordering), not before.\n*69|6. **Docs:** update the live-ops brief / commune skill only if the agent-facing contract changes (it\n*70|   does not — the agent still writes `<id>-commune.md` with `!!checkpoint!!`; the split is internal).\n 71|\n 72|## Open design questions\n 73|\n...\n 75|  armed wake fires on the NEXT clear — possibly a slightly-wrong context. The every-clear-fire model\n*76|  self-limits it (won't sit forever). Options: (a) ACCEPT for v1 (simplest, self-correcting; document\n 77|  in KNOWN-HAZARDS) — RECOMMENDED; (b) bound staleness with a translate-side generation/timeout on the\n 78|  armed wake. Decide before impl.\n 79|- **(Q2) `compact` source.** `register_verb` maps both `clear` AND `compact` → `boundary`. Should a\n\n# CHECKPOINT-COMMUNE-PLAN.md\n*1|# CHECKPOINT-COMMUNE-PLAN.md — JIT plan\n 2|\n 3|> Two operator-requested features + one foundational parity gap they surfaced. Grilled with\n 4|> doyle (spt-core) to map the public-surface boundary; design is locked against frozen contracts.\n*5|> Authored 2026-06-24 (perri). Companion ADR: `docs/adr/0004-checkpoint-via-self-send-loopback.md`\n 6|> (to write). Glossary terms landed in `CONTEXT.md` (`checkpoint`, `checkpoint trigger`).\n 7|\n 8|## Scope\n 9|\n*10|Three deliverables, separable:\n 11|\n 12|1. **Feature 1 — multi-line `<EVENT>` envelope** (cosmetic; visual distinction of inbound idle msgs).\n*13|2. **Feature 2 — checkpoint communes** (agent-driven context-compaction: flagged commune → auto\n 14|   `/clear` → wake; re-seed carried by spt-core's resume verb).\n 15|3. **Parity wiring — `psyche-download` at SessionStart** (foundational; closes a pre-existing gap\n*16|   where claude-spt live agents get NO durable resume context today — only the identity brief).\n 17|\n 18|## Hard public-surface findings (logged separately)\n 19|\n 20|- **F-0xx psyche-download verb absent** — `download_psyche_context` (spt-core resume.rs:88) is\n*21|  exported-but-unexposed (zero `ApiCmd` callers). No published `spt` verb let an adapter pull resume\n 22|  context. CONFIRMED spt-core gap. **RESOLVED-PENDING: v0.15.0 W5** exposes the verb (frozen contract\n 23|  below) + W4 doc work. Foundational — claude-spt resume context is broken without it.\n 24|- **F-0xx PreToolUse poll missing** — claude-spt polls only on `UserPromptSubmit` (between turns).\n*25|  Legacy spt also polls+injects on **PreToolUse** = the mid-turn message-delivery half of live-agent\n 26|  reachability. Standalone parity gap; not yet wired here.\n 27|- **F-0xx subagent-perch reachability** — wiring is present (`subagent-start.sh` → `api worker-start`,\n*28|  `hostable_types` includes `Worker`); runtime reachability (`spt send` to a worker) is UNVERIFIED.\n 29|  Validation item, not a known gap.\n 30|\n 31|## Frozen contracts to build against\n...\n 34|spt-core writes `{text}` to the PTY verbatim **including `\\n`**; `{key:enter}`→`\\r`. There is NO\n*35|win32 key-encoding in spt-core (the DECSET-9001 theory was debunked F-019 misdirection). Whether CC\n 36|renders a raw `\\n` as a soft-newline vs submit is **CC's behavior = our empirical test** (T1 below).\n 37|`{key:\"shift+enter\"}` is NOT recognized (key_to_bytes → None → silently skipped) — do not use.\n 38|Doc-gap (key-vocab not enumerated; `{text}`-verbatim unstated) → doyle folding into **v0.15.0 W4**.\n...\n 43|  <id>         = self/agent id\n*44|  --session-id = optional (rotated SessionStart sid, for stamping; accepted, may be unused Tier-1)\n 45|  auth-gated like sibling id-scoped verbs (api poll / api presence) — pass link/auth token as\n 46|    trailing arg IFF our other api calls do\n*47|  project resolved internally from the endpoint's bound cwd — NO --project arg\n 48|\n 49|STDOUT (inject VERBATIM as SessionStart additionalContext):\n*50|  <live-role>…</live-role>                       (if a role authored; else omitted)\n*51|  <live-context>…</live-context>                 (durable agents/<id>/live-context.md)\n 52|  <project-context-resolved name=\"<proj>\"/>      (sentinel — present iff in a resolved project)\n 53|  <project-context>…</project-context>           (durable projects/<proj>/<id>/project-context.md)\n*54|  <pending-commune>…raw drop body…</pending-commune>   (ONLY if not-yet-synthesized; TRIGGER STRIPPED core-side)\n 55|  <pending-signoff>…raw drop body…</pending-signoff>   (likewise for signoff)\n 56|\n*57|Empty/no-context → NO-CONTEXT signal on stderr (mirrors legacy $LIVE psyche-download) → inject nothing.\n 58|```\n 59|FRESHNESS: `<pending-*>` present iff a drop is not-yet-synthesized → one call always returns\n 60|durable + freshest un-synthesized delta. Race-free (core owns read+ingest; no adapter TOCTOU).\n...\n 70|  (operator: skip the color finding).\n*71|- **Self-send loopback works** (PROVEN this session): `spt send --from <id> <id>` routes through the\n*72|  endpoint's OWN translation binary and lands as a delivered EVENT. This is the checkpoint trigger path.\n*73|- **INLINE-PRE-CLEAR INVARIANT (load-bearing, ADR-worthy):** the agent authors+drops its commune\n*74|  INLINE during its own `/sptc:commune --checkpoint` turn (it IS the authoring LLM, pre-clear); the\n 75|  hook fires `/clear` strictly AFTER the file is on disk. This is doyle's \"Shape 1\" — the\n 76|  psyche-stale-after-clear gap does NOT apply. If checkpoint is ever rerouted through the\n 77|  boundary/resume-Self refresh path (\"Shape 2\"), the stale gap returns. Never defer authoring to post-clear.\n...\n 79|  wake; a PAIR brackets a custom wake directive. **Strip is core-side** (todlando, W5 verb @20bfc1f):\n*80|  the verb's `<pending-commune>` arrives with all `!!checkpoint!!` tokens stripped, inter-marker text\n 81|  kept — no adapter strip. (Open: durable-ingest strip so the marker doesn't persist in\n\n# CI-ACCEPTANCE-PLAN.md\n*1|# CI-ACCEPTANCE — JIT plan (slice 1)\n 2|\n*3|> Activates **REQ-CI-ACCEPTANCE** (doc→impl) and **REQ-HAZARD-PERCH-COLLISION** (unit).\n*4|> Seeds the real-`claude`-as-SUT acceptance lane. Harness-agnostic POSIX sh; runs on the fleet.\n 5|\n 6|## Scope (this slice)\n 7|\n...\n 14|file (not the spt bus, not model output) — isolates the adapter-glue contract from bus/auth flake.\n*15|Bus-delivery acceptance (poll→additionalContext over real spt) is a later slice, gated on\n 16|REQ-MSG-ENVELOPE (doyle/todlando).\n 17|\n 18|## Hard invariant (headline — perch collision)\n 19|\n*20|The acceptance harness's whole job is spawning nested `claude`s. A nested session that resolves the\n*21|SAME perch id as the live operator agent (`perri`) **tears down the operator's perch + poll stream**\n 22|(name-keyed, last-establish-wins; diagnosed 2026-06-15, operator). So:\n 23|\n*24|> **Every nested SUT runs under a DISPOSABLE identity** (`SPT_AGENT_ID=sptc-ci-<n>`), never a live\n*25|> agent name. The harness MUST set it; a unit test proves the harness never emits a live id and\n 26|> always overrides `SPT_AGENT_ID`/`OWL_SESSION_ID`.\n 27|\n 28|→ new KNOWN-HAZARDS entry 2 + `REQ-HAZARD-PERCH-COLLISION` (`[\"unit\"]`).\n...\n 31|\n*32|1. `traceable-reqs.toml`: add `REQ-HAZARD-PERCH-COLLISION` (`[\"unit\"]`); flip `REQ-CI-ACCEPTANCE`\n*33|   → `[\"doc\",\"impl\"]`. Add `ci/acceptance` to `[scan].roots`.\n 34|2. `docs/KNOWN-HAZARDS.md`: entry **2. Perch collision** (failure/invariant/mapping/cite).\n*35|3. `ci/acceptance/lib.sh`: `sptc_ci_identity` (disposable id + isolated env), `sptc_ci_mkproject`\n 36|   (temp project + `.claude/settings.json` + digest-writing UPS hook fixture), `sptc_ci_assert`.\n*37|4. `ci/acceptance/run-acceptance.sh`: orchestrator — scaffold → spawn `claude -p` under disposable\n 38|   id → assert digest marker → teardown. **Env-gated**: skips cleanly (rc 0) unless\n*39|   `SPTC_ACCEPTANCE=1` and `claude` on PATH, so deterministic gates stay green auth-free.\n*40|   Carries the `int->REQ-CI-ACCEPTANCE` evidence tag (execution = slow lane).\n*41|5. `tests/acceptance-harness.sh`: UNIT test of the deterministic harness pieces — identity\n 42|   isolation (perch-collision guard → `unit->REQ-HAZARD-PERCH-COLLISION`), scaffold shape, assert\n*43|   helper, env-gate skip. No real `claude` spawned. Wired into `run-gates.sh` unit loop already.\n 44|6. `docs/CI.md`: note (a) **pre-push is correct** (git has no client-side post-push); (b) the\n*45|   disposable-identity acceptance invariant.\n 46|\n 47|## Gate\n 48|\n...\n 52|\n*53|Attempt one real `claude -p` acceptance run under disposable id; if green, add `int` tag to\n*54|`run-acceptance.sh` evidence + flip `REQ-CI-ACCEPTANCE` to include `\"int\"`; report byte result to\n 55|doyle. Hold `int` until actually demonstrated (activate-don't-pre-fail).\n\n# CONTEXT.md\n 3|> Authoritative for meaning (grill-with-docs convention). Glossary only — no\n*4|> implementation detail. Decisions and rationale live in `SCOPE.md` and `docs/adr/`.\n 5|\n 6|## Product and topologies\n 7|\n...\n 15|\n*16|**native OMP endpoint** — an spt-hosted endpoint where `omp` owns a broker-held\n 17|terminal and loads the **OMP SPT extension**. It may run unattended, but its\n 18|native TUI remains attachable whenever an operator needs to observe or control it.\n*19|_Avoid_: RPC bridge endpoint, non-interactive endpoint\n 20|\n 21|**OMP SPT extension** — the OMP runtime extension that binds a native OMP\n*22|session to an SPT endpoint and owns message delivery, activity, replies, and\n 23|lifecycle integration. It does not render or proxy the terminal.\n 24|_Avoid_: Claude hook, RPC host, terminal bridge\n 25|\n*26|**ready OMP endpoint** — a native OMP endpoint that receives SPT messages\n 27|without a Psyche.\n 28|_Avoid_: OMP Worker\n 29|\n*30|**live OMP endpoint** — a native OMP endpoint whose SPT lifecycle includes a\n 31|Psyche and durable mind continuity.\n*32|_Avoid_: OMP Worker, treating every ready endpoint as live\n 33|\n*34|**delivery custody** — the interval after an OMP SPT extension accepts an\n 35|inbound SPT message and before it either returns a correlated answer or reports\n*36|an explicit failure to that sender. A message in custody is never silently\n 37|dropped.\n*38|_Avoid_: fire-and-forget delivery\n 39|\n 40|**message stub** — the short turn-opening prompt `<msg from=\"…\"/>` used for\n 41|an inbound peer message while the full SPT event envelope enters the same model\n...\n 45|\n*46|**bound OMP session** — the single OMP session owned by a native OMP endpoint\n*47|for that endpoint's lifetime. Switching or resuming to another OMP session\n*48|requires stopping and relaunching the endpoint rather than mutating the binding\n 49|inside the TUI.\n*50|_Avoid_: treating the endpoint id as a movable session selector\n 51|\n*52|**continuity drop** — a project-local commune or signoff file written under\n*53|`.spt/` for spt-core to ingest into an endpoint's durable mind. The directory is\n*54|harness-neutral; the filename identifies the endpoint and drop kind.\n 55|_Avoid_: OMP config, `.claude` state\n 56|\n 57|**claude-spt** — the sister Claude Code adapter from which omp-spt was forked.\n\n# CPLUGS-PREP-PLAN.md\n*1|# cplugs publish-prep — JIT plan (slice)\n 2|\n 3|> Toward an actually-installable cplugs skeleton artifact. Activates **REQ-DIST-PLUGIN-SKELETON**\n 4|> impl+unit (hooks.json now exists, so the impl hold is lifted). Harness-agnostic POSIX sh.\n...\n 7|\n*8|`plugin/sptc/.claude/LIVE_AGENT_IDS.json` — live perch runtime state (my `perri` id) was **tracked\n*9|into the publishable skeleton**: the root `.gitignore` pattern `.claude/LIVE_AGENT_IDS.json` is\n*10|root-anchored and missed the nested `plugin/sptc/.claude/`. A published skeleton must carry ZERO\n 11|runtime/agent state. → untrack + depth-safe ignore + a validator gate so it can't recur.\n 12|\n 13|## Scope\n 14|\n*15|1. **`ci/publish/validate-skeleton.sh`** — deterministic installability gate (exit 0/1). Asserts:\n 16|   - `plugin.json` is valid JSON, `name == \"sptc\"`, has `version` + `description`.\n 17|   - `hooks/hooks.json` is valid JSON and every referenced `hooks/<x>.sh` wrapper EXISTS.\n 18|   - every `skills/*/` dir has a `SKILL.md`.\n*19|   - **skeleton-subset invariant**: NO runtime state (`LIVE_AGENT_IDS.json`, `*-commune.md`,\n 20|     `*-signoff.md`, generated `cc`/`cc-*` launchers) and NO binary/manifest (`*.exe`, `*.bin`,\n 21|     `manifest.json`) anywhere under the plugin — the binary + adapter manifest ride the spt-core\n*22|     registry, never cplugs (RELEASE-RUNBOOK).\n 23|   [impl->REQ-DIST-PLUGIN-SKELETON]\n*24|2. **`ci/publish/package-skeleton.sh`** — codifies the runbook \"per skeleton bump\" cp mechanic as a\n 25|   real, idempotent script. `--dry-run` default (prints the staging plan); validates first, refuses\n 26|   to stage if validation fails; stages only the skeleton subset into `$MARKET`\n 27|   (`~/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/cplugs/plugins/sptc`). Never pushes (creds/external = operator).\n...\n 29|3. **`tests/skeleton-validate.sh`** — UNIT: validator PASSES on the real skeleton, and FAILS on a\n*30|   tampered copy (planted `LIVE_AGENT_IDS.json` / planted `.exe` / removed `SKILL.md`) — proves the\n 31|   gate actually catches breakage, not just green-on-green. [unit->REQ-DIST-PLUGIN-SKELETON]\n*32|4. **Hygiene fix**: `git rm --cached plugin/sptc/.claude/LIVE_AGENT_IDS.json`; depth-safe\n*33|   `.gitignore` (`**/.claude/LIVE_AGENT_IDS.json` etc.).\n 34|5. **Wire** the validator as a new deterministic gate in `ci/run-gates.sh` (\"skeleton-validate\").\n 35|6. **traceable-reqs.toml**: flip `REQ-DIST-PLUGIN-SKELETON` → `[\"doc\",\"impl\",\"unit\"]`; add\n*36|   `ci/publish` to `[scan].roots`.\n*37|7. **docs/RELEASE-RUNBOOK.md**: note the mechanics are now scripted (`ci/publish/*`).\n 38|\n 39|## Gate\n 40|\n\n# DIGEST-FETCHER-PLAN.md\n 2|\n*3|**Trigger:** todlando GO 2026-07-01 — spt-core v0.19.0 (counter 38) published + verified.\n 4|**Goal:** claude-spt adopts the `[digest]` fetcher strategy + `[env] direction=\"read\"` seam and\n 5|bumps `min_spt_core` → 0.19.0. Ship as adapter v0.10.0.\n 6|\n...\n 8|\n*9|1. **Re-vendor schema** — `adapter/manifest.schema.json` from the published\n*10|   https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/manifest.schema.json (now carries\n 11|   `DigestStrategy` + `EnvDirection.read`). CI manifest gate keeps validating against it.\n 12|2. **Manifest** (`adapter/claude-spt.toml`):\n 13|   - `min_spt_core_version = \"0.19.0\"` + floor-bump comment (fetcher strategy + [env] read seam\n...\n 40|- manifest-schema CI test green against re-vendored schema\n*41|- LIVE proof on the 0.19.0 binary: re-register adapter → `spt adapter digest-proof` (fetcher shape)\n*42|  + a real `spt endpoint digest` against this session's transcript (base) — ccs-profile proof too\n 43|  (this node IS a ccs instance: CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR capture is the whole point).\n*44|- Publish v0.10.0 (fat .spt) + verify `spt adapter update` applies it.\n 45|\n 46|## Non-goals\n 47|\n 48|- `[history]` sibling seam (still deferred — separate slice).\n*49|- The skew-brick guard implementation (post-update reconcile of live plugin cache) — logged as\n 50|  hazard + open thread, not this slice.\n\n# ECHO-COMMUNE-PLAN.md\n*1|# ECHO-COMMUNE-PLAN — v0.15.2: author `[session.echo_commune]` + `[history]` (field-forced)\n 2|\n 3|## Why now (field incident 2026-07-07)\n 4|\n...\n 6|\n*7|> `psyche per-event turn failed 3x consecutively: commune-sync: echo-commune spawn failed:\n*8|> manifest declares no [session.echo_commune] role` (info.json, 2026-07-07T06:06:29Z)\n 9|\n*10|Our manifest deferred `echo_commune` (and its `[history]` feeder) since the v0.7-era parity\n*11|trim — harmless through core 0.25; core 0.27/0.28 now spawns the echo-commune summarizer on\n*12|commune ingest and 3-strikes the whole psyche host when the role is missing → checkpoints\n 13|dead. Core-side skip-vs-fail seam filed to doyle separately; adapter-side we author the role\n*14|regardless (it is real parity we deferred, and the published surface now documents it).\n 15|\n 16|## Scope (this slice)\n 17|\n*18|1. **`[history]`** — the transcript-access seam (\"feeds the echo-commune verbatim\",\n*19|   published contract). `strategy = \"fetcher\"`: `claude-spt history --session {session_id}\n 20|   --config-dir {CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR}` locates the CC JSONL transcript (same\n 21|   locate/precedence machinery as the `[digest]` fetcher, v0.10.0) and streams it to stdout\n 22|   **verbatim** (opaque — core never parses it; only OUR summarizer reads it).\n*23|2. **`[session.echo_commune]`** — the bounded summarizer role. `claude-spt echo-commune\n 24|   --id {id} --session-id {session_id}`: reads the history on **stdin** (core feeds the\n 25|   `[history]` output verbatim), falls back to self-locating the transcript when stdin is\n*26|   empty (blind-build hedge — the exact core-side wiring of history→stdin is not published),\n 27|   takes a bounded tail, runs ONE headless `claude -p` turn (psyche-parity sandbox, Read-only\n 28|   tools), prints the context-delta summary to stdout. Loud nonzero on any failure.\n*29|   `recursion_guard_env = \"SPT_ECHO_COMMUNE\"` per the published role table.\n 30|3. **Hook recursion-guard bail** — `claude-spt hook` exits 0 immediately (no api calls, no\n*31|   perch writes) when `$SPT_ECHO_COMMUNE` is set: the summarizer's spawned claude must never\n 32|   seed/bind/stamp anything (no summarizer-of-summarizer loops, no perch stomps).\n 33|\n 34|## Open design facts (assumptions to verify on-node, then with doyle)\n 35|\n*36|* `[history]` fetcher fills: `{session_id}` published; `{CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR}` assumed to fill\n 37|  like the `[digest]` fetcher (same read-var). Literal-`{...}` guard on the flag as the\n 38|  F-013-class hedge.\n*39|* echo_commune spawn: keys assumed `{id}` + `{session_id}` (parent/ended session); history\n 40|  assumed piped on stdin. The shim tolerates BOTH wirings (stdin-fed or self-locate).\n*41|  **Key catalog + I/O contract for echo_commune are unpublished — docs-gap finding to doyle.**\n 42|\n 43|## Non-scope\n 44|\n...\n 50|cargo test green + `traceable-reqs check` green + manifest-schema CI gate green →\n*51|v0.15.2 cut (floor stays 0.27.0, cplugs skeleton unchanged) → publish → node update →\n*52|single flynn respawn → field verify (commune ingest with no psyche_host_error).\n\n# HANDOFF.md\n 10|\n*11|**You build `spt-claude-code` using ONLY the published public surface of spt-core:**\n 12|\n*13|- **`SaberMage/spt-releases`** — the release artifacts (the `spt`/`spt.exe` binary, install\n 14|  scripts, `mock-adapter` source, `manifest.schema.json`).\n*15|- **The GitHub Pages docs** at `https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases` — the mental model,\n 16|  quickstarts, the complete harness-contract reference, CLI reference, rustdoc, and the agent\n 17|  exports (`llms.txt` / `llms-full.txt`; append `.md` to any doc URL for raw markdown).\n 18|\n...\n 20|point of this project: it proves the adapter contract is buildable from the public surface\n*21|alone. If something you need to build the adapter is missing from the public docs/releases,\n*22|that is a **finding** — report it (it means spt-core's published contract has a gap), do not\n 23|go reach into spt-core source to work around it.\n 24|\n 25|**What you MAY read freely:** everything in *this* repo (`spt-claude-code/`). `SCOPE.md`,\n...\n 32|\n*33|`spt-claude-code` v1 acceptance = **legacy parity AND proof of spt-core's cross-subnet / PTY\n*34|features**. Those features (spt-hosted endpoint bringup via `spt endpoint run`, `spt rc`\n 35|cross-node PTY attach, file-backed adapter strings, `adapter:profile` fallback, subnet QR /\n*36|self-elevation, `whoami`→alias) are being delivered in **spt-core M12**, in progress now\n 37|(maintainer: todlando).\n 38|\n*39|**You begin once full-fat M12 ships AND its docs publish to `spt-releases` GH Pages.** Until\n 40|then those capabilities aren't in the public surface you build against. Confirm M12 is\n*41|published before starting. (The operator will signal go.)\n 42|\n 43|---\n 44|\n...\n 48|\n*49|1. **spt-core's v1 acceptance proof** — feature parity with legacy `claude_skill_owl` (today's\n 50|   shipped CC integration), delegating all core functionality to the `spt` binary. Parity is\n*51|   **user-facing feature parity, NOT a 1:1 port** — most legacy machinery now lives inside\n 52|   `spt` itself; you build the CC-specific shell only.\n*53|2. **spt-core's first casual-end-user entrypoint** — published as a Claude Code plugin on the\n 54|   `SaberMage/cplugs` marketplace, like legacy spt is today.\n 55|3. **An invisible spt-core installer** — for users who don't have spt-core, the plugin\n 56|   bootstraps it. This is the intended pattern for all casual-facing adapters.\n...\n 62|This project is instantiated **from the `experimplate` template** (the reusable workflow\n*63|scaffold — traceable-reqs gating, JIT plans, grill-with-docs, release + same-repo published\n 64|docs). The workflow you must follow:\n 65|\n 66|- **Requirement traceability is binding.** Every requirement is a `REQ-*` in\n...\n 72|- **Docs are same-repo** → GH Pages (mdBook, CI-gated against drift), reusing spt-core's docs\n*73|  theme. Releases are light (plugin publish + spt-core adapter-registry; **signing delegated to\n 74|  the `spt` binary** — you do NOT run a two-key signing runbook).\n 75|\n 76|---\n...\n 80|The complete legacy inventory (claude_skill_owl v1.11.25: 7 CC hooks, 12 `/spt:*` skills, the\n*81|messaging/live-agent/working-perch surfaces, marketplace packaging, CC-specifics like JSONL\n 82|transcript parsing and parent-pid binding) is the parity reference. **It has been triaged**\n 83|into DROP / TRANSFORM / KEEP / ADD buckets in `SCOPE.md` → \"Parity-trim\". Seed your\n 84|`traceable-reqs.toml` from those buckets:\n 85|\n*86|- **KEEP** (port the user-facing skill): `/live` `/commune` `/ready` `/send` `/signoff`\n 87|  `/force-stop` `/new-alarm` `/list-agents`.\n 88|- **DROP** (do not port): `/revive`, `/clear-psyche`, `/whoami` (skill), `/fork`,\n 89|  `amend-signoff`, Spine/Touch, legacy psmux Capsule, binary-handoff, the TCP/spool/registry\n 90|  internals (all now inside `spt`).\n*91|- **TRANSFORM**: Capsule → spt-hosted topology + the `cc` launcher; echo-commune JSONL → the\n 92|  `[digest]` extractor; psyche-sync → subnet/`/spt:setup`; doctor → `spt doctor`/setup-verify;\n 93|  working-perches → `api worker-*`.\n 94|- **ADD**: `/spt:setup`, `/spt:version`, subnet skills (create/join/show-code), profiles +\n...\n 115|  branch (new/join/show-code) · legacy migration · OS-service register · ccs wiring. The `cc`\n*116|  launcher wraps `spt endpoint run` defaulted to claude-spt.\n*117|- **CI** = autonomous fleet (Windows + Linux), **no LLM in the gate loop**: deterministic\n\n# MANIFEST-PARITY-PLAN.md\n 2|\n*3|> Fresh milestone after the CI/distribution slices. Authors the CC adapter **manifest** (publish\n*4|> target #2, the spt-core registry side) against the REAL v0.7.0 published surface, then the M12\n 5|> parity surfaces. NEEDS public-docs research first — run in clean context.\n 6|\n 7|## Public-surface-only (hard constraint — re-read)\n 8|\n*9|Build ONLY from `SaberMage/spt-releases` (v0.7.0) + `https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases`\n 10|(harness-contract, CLI reference, manifest.schema.json, rustdoc, llms-full.txt). NEVER read\n 11|spt-core source. A missing capability = a FINDING for doyle/todlando, not a workaround. (AGENTS.md)\n 12|\n...\n 14|\n*15|1. Pull v0.7.0 `manifest.schema.json` from spt-releases — the authoritative shape the adapter\n 16|   manifest must validate against. Note required fields, `[adapter]` block, `[strings]` (file-backed\n 17|   large bodies), `shortcut_basename`, profiles/hints/`[digest]` extractor.\n*18|2. Read the published harness-contract + CLI reference for: `spt adapter` registration verbs,\n*19|   `spt endpoint run`, `shortcut_basename` semantics (emits `sptc-<id>` shortcuts), whoami-as-alias,\n 20|   adapter:profile fallback addressing.\n*21|3. Confirm where the manifest physically lives (spt-core-conducted registry, NOT plugin files —\n 22|   ADR-0001/SCOPE) and how it's validated locally.\n 23|\n 24|## Slices (sequence; each its own commit + green gate)\n...\n 36|   declarative config, not impl — the scanner classifies impl by file type; launcher impl +\n*37|   real-picker int deferred to the endpoint-run/cc-launcher slice, gated on the v0.7.0 binary).\n 38|3. **M12 parity surfaces** (seed REQs per surface as each starts — activate-don't-pre-fail):\n 39|   - **DONE (8cd8372)** — `/sptc:whoami` + `/sptc:setup` skill skeletons (the manifest advertised\n 40|     both; skeletons now exist, covered by REQ-DIST-PLUGIN-SKELETON + skeleton-validate).\n*41|   - **DONE (435e1be)** — **manifest proven against live v0.7.0**. Local spt upgraded to 0.7.0;\n*42|     `ci/manifest/registration-int.sh` (SPTC_ACCEPTANCE-gated) green 6/6: `spt adapter add`\n*43|     accepted (2nd-layer cross-field validation), shipped `:deep` profile resolves, `[strings]`\n 44|     read + overlay observable via `get-string`, clean soft-remove. **REQ-DIST-MANIFEST-SCHEMA →\n 45|     [doc,impl,unit,int]**. Cross-field discovery fixed: `[digest]` needs `source` →\n 46|     `source=\"{home}/.claude/projects\"`. Findings logged (key catalog + digest rule undocumented).\n 47|   - **IN PROGRESS — capability confirmed (F-003 resolved 2026-06-15)** — file-backed `[strings]`.\n*48|     Research conclusion REVERSED by live byte-test + doyle/todlando ruling: the mechanism **is\n 49|     shipped** in v0.7.0 as a value-position table pointer `key = { file = \"rel\" }` over\n 50|     `adapters/<adapter>/strings/` (lazy-resolved at `get-string`, containment-checked, copied on\n 51|     `adapter add`). My avenue search missed it (it's a value-table shape, not a CLI verb / `@file`).\n*52|     ADR-0001 dependency **SATISFIED**; residual is docs-only (doyle publishing, PR #13).\n 53|     - **DONE (this session)** — pattern proven end-to-end + first two bodies authored:\n 54|       `adapter/strings/skills/{whoami,setup}.md` + `[strings.skills].{whoami,setup} = { file = ... }`;\n 55|       `registration-int.sh` extended (8/8) — asserts a `{ file }` pointer resolves to FILE CONTENTS\n*56|       and an inline sibling prints as-is, vs live v0.7.0. `strings/` resolves next to the manifest\n 57|       FILE on `adapter add`. Bodies grounded in the public surface (`spt whoami`; shipped bootstrap).\n*58|     - **DONE (this session)** — ready, send, version authored as file-backed bodies + pointers; stubs\n*59|       refreshed. ready/send **delegate to `spt how-to ready|send`** (stay current vs published surface);\n 60|       version reports the version-of-truth via `spt --version` + `spt adapter list` (ADR-0001).\n*61|     - **DONE (this session, triaged vs the v0.7.1 surface)** — signoff (`spt endpoint shutdown` —\n*62|       graceful + final context save, exact match) + list-agents (`spt endpoint list` — the roster).\n 63|       7/11 skills now operative. (force-stop/list-agents/new-alarm had no `[strings.skills]` entry;\n 64|       list-agents now added.)\n 65|     - **TODO — remaining 4, classified (don't invent):**\n*66|       - **live** — `spt endpoint run` EXISTS but spawns the manifest `[session.self]` command, which\n 67|         is unauthored (deferred slice). GATED on `[session.self]` authoring + the run bringup.\n*68|       - **force-stop** — core spt has only soft `spt endpoint stop` (perch, spool kept) + graceful\n\n# MDBOOK-PLAN.md\n 8|\n*9|1. **`docs-site/book.toml`** — wire the shared `theme/theme.css`, title, src dir, GH-Pages-ready\n 10|   `site-url`/build-dir. Build output (`docs-site/book/`) is gitignored.\n 11|2. **`docs-site/src/`** — minimal Diátaxis-shaped, all-real-content skeleton (per DOCS-STRATEGY):\n 12|   - `SUMMARY.md` (the spine)\n...\n 15|     `/sptc:*` skill. Deterministic, copy-pasteable, no `<PLACEHOLDER>`.\n*16|   - `reference/harness-contract.md` — points at the published spt-releases harness-contract + CLI\n 17|     reference (public surface), with the sptc adapter's hook→`spt api` mapping table.\n 18|   All content true to the current repo (skeleton-honest: mark not-yet-operative surfaces).\n 19|3. **`ci/docs/gen-llms.sh`** — generate `docs-site/llms.txt` (curated slim index per DOCS-STRATEGY\n...\n 38|Per-vertical full Diátaxis content (`/sptc:*`, `cc`, subnet, `[digest]`), `llms-full.txt`,\n*39|markdown content-negotiation, GH-Pages publish workflow, rustdoc embed. Manifest authoring\n 40|(REQ-DIST-MANIFEST-SCHEMA + v0.7.0 `shortcut_basename`) is the NEXT milestone after this.\n\n# NEXT-WORKLOAD-PLAN.md\n*1|# NEXT-WORKLOAD-PLAN — receive-heal · tag-messaging · role-edit · update-nudge · commune-poll\n 2|\n 3|**Date:** 2026-07-08 · **Author:** perri · **Status:** planned (grill-with-docs complete,\n*4|operator-approved). Item 1's fix is gated on a live instrumentation step. All five items are\n 5|buildable on the current public spt-core surface — **zero spt-core findings owed** (item 1 confirmed\n 6|harness-side; digest-fetcher model confirmed code-authoritative by doyle).\n 7|\n...\n 11|\n*12|## Item 1 — receive-heal: an interrupted / errored turn leaves the endpoint stuck `busy`\n 13|\n 14|> **STATUS: DONE + SHIPPED (2026-07-08).** v0.16.0 (fixes 1-2 + Step-0 instrument, cplugs 0.1.11) ·\n 15|> v0.16.1 (sid-carrier hardening + readable hook-trace.log) · v0.16.2 (**fix 3** — the\n...\n 18|> hook happens to fire. Chain manually field-proven on lia (digest-detect → carrier-sid `state idle` →\n*19|> drain SENT). ACTIVATION: fix 3 rides the persistent translation binary → an endpoint must bounce to\n*20|> pick it up. Remaining: the deferred autonomous-watcher live int (bounce + interactive Esc). **Next:\n 21|> Items 2-5 below.**\n 22|\n 23|### Problem (field-proven, lia 2026-07-08)\n 24|Operator Esc-interrupts a turn → CC fires **no `Stop`, no `idle_prompt`** (both proven inert on Esc;\n*25|idle_prompt re-tested on skeleton 0.1.10, still silent). Endpoint stays `busy` → daemon spools every\n 26|inbound (`busy -> spool`), never drains → peer messages black-hole until the operator's NEXT\n 27|UserPromptSubmit happens to drain them (lia: 20+ min silence; the message then rode the next UPS).\n 28|Same class: an **API-error turn-end** (rate-limit / server_error) ends a turn with no `Stop` → also\n...\n 34|- `translate.rs` = pure stdin→stdout JSON filter, **blind to CC's PTY output** — cannot watch the\n*35|  stream. BUT it is persistent + per-endpoint + lifecycle-managed → valid **host** for a child watcher.\n 36|- Digest fetcher (`[digest] strategy=\"fetcher\"`) is **PULL/PUSH-driven, no spt-core cadence** (doyle,\n 37|  code-authoritative: digesthub.rs / digest.rs). claude-spt never pushes digest-entries → `digest\n 38|  --follow` yields **no delta on idle** → useless as an idle signal. **Idle detection must supply its\n...\n 42|### Design (gated — instrument first)\n*43|**Step 0 (GATE): instrument + live-repro to draw the hook-coverage boundary.**\n 44|- Temporarily add logging hooks: `Notification` matcher `*` (log `notification_type`),\n 45|  `PostToolUseFailure`, `Stop`, `StopFailure` — each logs `hook_event_name` + payload discriminants.\n 46|- Esc-repro lia in TWO conditions: (a) mid-tool-call, (b) pure thinking / idle-greeting. Record which\n...\n 57|- Receive-heal watcher: `translate` spawns a child that **periodically PULLS**\n*58|  `endpoint digest <self> --after <cursor> --json` on a **15s heartbeat** (operator-set). Latest turn is\n 59|  the interrupt marker → `api state idle <self>`; advance `--after` cursor. `state idle` is idempotent;\n 60|  cursor prevents re-fire. Child lifecycle = translate's (born/reaped with the spt-hosted session).\n 61|  - doyle rider 1: each pull **spawns the fetcher** (`DIGEST_FETCH_TIMEOUT`-bounded) — a tight poll =\n...\n 68|### Requirements (add to traceable-reqs.toml on activation)\n*69|- `REQ-HAZARD-INTERRUPT-STUCK-BUSY` — an Esc-interrupted turn must not leave the endpoint permanently\n 70|  `busy`/undrainable.\n 71|- `REQ-HAZARD-STOPFAILURE-STUCK-BUSY` — an API-error turn-end must mark idle (StopFailure → `state\n 72|  idle`). (PostToolUseFailure interrupt leg folds under the first.)\n...\n 75|\n*76|## Item 2 — tag-driven peer messaging + commune shortcuts (no Bash tool)\n 77|\n*78|> **STATUS: SHIPPED (v0.17.0, 2026-07-08 — GH release published, adapter.spt asset attached).**\n 79|> `src/tag_scan.rs` (pure grammar\n*80|> `parse_tag_sections` + `commune_body` + seq-gated `plan_dispatch`) + `hook.rs::scan_and_dispatch`\n*81|> wired into PreToolUse (mid-turn) and Stop (backstop); `send_landed` classifier; `digest_cursor_rel`\n*82|> cursor (`state/digest/<eid>.seq`). Confirm-back = one self-send `--active-only --ephemeral` per scan.\n*83|> Commune leg writes `.claude/<id>-commune.md` (daemon watch ingests) + reuses the checkpoint loopback.\n 84|> 219 tests green, `traceable-reqs check` green, full CI gate PASS. REQs activated\n*85|> (`REQ-TAG-PEER-MESSAGING`, `REQ-COMMUNE-OUTPUT-SHORTCUT`, both `[impl,unit]`). Send-skill doc taught.\n*86|> **Design notes vs. plan below:** double-send guard = seq-gating only finalized (seq-carrying) Agent\n 87|> entries strictly above the cursor — a seq-less partial is skipped until it finalizes, so a mid-turn\n*88|> tag may fire at Stop rather than the intervening PreToolUse (graceful, never a double-send). Unknown\n*89|> id → `NO_PERCH` surfaced in the confirm-back (delivered = SENT/QUEUED/DEFERRED). **Live int OWED:**\n\n# OMP-ADAPTER-PLAN.md\n 11|[0008](docs/adr/0008-omp-native-product-boundary.md) through\n*12|[0013](docs/adr/0013-release-gate-stops-at-the-adapter-boundary.md) are the\n 13|ratified boundary.\n 14|\n 15|## Product architecture\n...\n 28|                 ├── bind/listen/state/session-end\n*29|                 ├── serialized delivery custody\n 30|                 └── correlated reply or explicit failure\n 31|```\n 32|\n...\n 34|resolve and validate the real OMP executable, but it must not become a second\n*35|terminal application. Every hosted endpoint is therefore attachable as the\n 36|same native OMP TUI whether it is currently attended or unattended.\n 37|<!-- [doc->REQ-OMP-NATIVE-TUI] -->\n 38|\n...\n 45|\n*46|The adapter uses only the two seams in the published\n*47|[SPT integration checklist](https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/harness-contract/integration-checklist.html):\n 48|the declarative manifest and imperative `spt api` commands. No private\n 49|spt-core source, SDK, state schema, or transport implementation is an adapter\n 50|dependency.\n...\n 54|- `[adapter]` identifies `omp-spt`, declares `kind = \"harness\"`, and advertises\n*55|  only `ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent`.\n 56|- `host_binaries = [\"omp\"]` is the bind-time harness match. The adapter helper\n 57|  binary is intentionally absent so it cannot collide with or impersonate the\n 58|  hosted TUI.\n 59|- `shortcut_basename = \"omp\"` brands picker-generated launchers.\n*60|- The manifest validates against the published schema and then passes the\n 61|  public `spt adapter add` cross-field validation.\n 62|<!-- [doc->REQ-DIST-MANIFEST-SCHEMA] -->\n 63|\n...\n 67|- `[session.resume]` uses the same path plus OMP's native resume argument.\n*68|- `SPT_ENDPOINT_ID` is broker-injected. Once OMP reports its actual session id,\n 69|  the extension performs the public `api bind <id> --set-session-id <sid>`\n 70|  startup half.\n*71|- The endpoint/session association is immutable while the endpoint is alive.\n 72|  In-TUI switch, branch, new-session, and resume actions are blocked. Changing\n*73|  sessions requires stopping and relaunching the endpoint with an explicit\n 74|  native-resume target.\n 75|<!-- [doc->REQ-OMP-SESSION-IMMUTABLE] -->\n 76|\n...\n 78|\n*79|The extension owns a delivery from receipt until exactly one terminal outcome:\n*80|a correlated reply to the sender or an explicit failure reply. Deliveries are\n*81|serialized so sender and reply custody cannot cross. Submission rejection\n*82|advances the queue only after the sender has been told what failed.\n 83|<!-- [doc->REQ-OMP-EXTENSION-CUSTODY] -->\n 84|\n*85|Each accepted peer message opens an ordinary OMP turn with a short\n 86|`<msg from=\"…\"/>` user-visible stub. The complete SPT `<EVENT …>…</EVENT>`\n 87|envelope is supplied as context for that same turn. 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The packaged OMP extension handles endpoint\nbinding, message delivery, busy/idle state, replies, and shutdown from inside that native session.\nThe release is one fat `adapter.spt` archive containing the supported adapter binaries and\n`adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs`.\n\n## Prerequisites\n\n- [Oh My Pi](https://github.com/can1357/oh-my-pi), version\n  [16.3.15](https://github.com/can1357/oh-my-pi/commit/e8d0a93d) or newer, providing the `omp`\n  command.\n- [`spt-core`](https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases), version 0.29.0 or newer, providing the\n  `spt` command.\n\nThere is no plugin installation step. Install OMP and `spt-core`, then add the adapter release.\n\n## Install\n\nThe v0.2.0 release asset supports **x86_64 Windows and x86_64 Linux only**. It does not contain a macOS or Arm64 payload. Pick a supported shell below; these commands install either prerequisite only when it is missing, then install `omp-spt` from `BigscreenVR/omp-spt`.\n\n**PowerShell (x86_64 Windows)**\n\n```powershell\nif (-not (Get-Command omp -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue)) { irm https://omp.sh/install.ps1 | iex }\nif (-not (Get-Command spt -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue)) { irm https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/install.ps1 | iex }\nspt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt\n```\n\n**cmd (x86_64 Windows)**\n\n```bat\nwhere omp >nul 2>nul || powershell -NoProfile -Command \"irm https://omp.sh/install.ps1 | iex\"\nwhere spt >nul 2>nul || powershell -NoProfile -Command \"irm https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/install.ps1 | iex\"\nspt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt\n```\n\n**bash (x86_64 Linux / Git Bash on x86_64 Windows)**\n\n```bash\ncommand -v omp >/dev/null 2>&1 || curl -fsSL https://omp.sh/install | sh\ncommand -v spt >/dev/null 2>&1 || curl -fsSL https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/install.sh | sh\nspt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt\n```\n\nIf an install script adds a command that the current terminal cannot see yet, open a fresh shell\nbefore continuing.\nIf `omp --version` reports a version older than 16.3.15, run `omp update`, then open a fresh shell\nand verify the version again before launching an endpoint.\n\n## Quickstart\n\nCreate a named endpoint and attach to its native OMP TUI:\n\n```bash\nspt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id librarian --create\n```\n\n`librarian` is an example endpoint id. The canonical form is\n`spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id> --create`.\n\nThe command creates the endpoint when needed, launches OMP with the packaged extension, and\nattaches the terminal to OMP's native interface. Native attach is the default, so do not add a\nseparate start flag. `omp-spt` can host both `ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent` endpoint roles.\n\nStart with the [full quickstart](docs-site/src/quickstart.md) for the launch lifecycle and update\nflow.\n\n## Updating\n\nUpdate the installed adapter:\n\n```bash\nspt adapter update omp-spt\n```\n\nOMP loads the packaged extension on each endpoint bring-up. A running endpoint keeps its current\nversion until restarted:\n\n```bash\nspt endpoint stop librarian\nspt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id librarian\n```\n\nReplace `librarian` with your endpoint id.\n\n## Documentation\n\n- [Introduction](docs-site/src/introduction.md): what `omp-spt` owns and how it fits OMP and\n  `spt-core`.\n- [Quickstart](docs-site/src/quickstart.md): install, create, attach, and update.\n- [Native integration contract](docs-site/src/reference/harness-contract.md): launch, binding,\n  delivery, replies, role behavior, and shutdown.\n- [`spt-core` documentation](https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases): endpoints, messaging,\n  subnets, lifecycle management, and the public adapter contract.\n- [Oh My Pi](https://github.com/can1357/oh-my-pi): OMP installation and native TUI usage.\n\nThe adapter is built against `spt-core`'s published release, manifest, and CLI surfaces. That keeps\n`omp-spt` independently installable while preserving the standard Spacetime endpoint model.\n"}],"details":{"displayContent":{"text":"<!-- Install UX: every command is real and copy-paste-correct per OS (DOCS-STRATEGY #1/#3).\n     Release repository: BigscreenVR/omp-spt. -->\n# omp-spt\n\n`omp-spt` is the native [Oh My Pi](https://github.com/can1357/oh-my-pi) adapter for\n[Spacetime (`spt-core`)](https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases). It lets `spt-core` host named\n`ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent` endpoints in OMP's own terminal interface, with agent-to-agent\nmessaging, session continuity, history, digests, and live-agent context lifecycles.\n\nNative OMP owns the attachable TUI and its broker PTY. The packaged OMP extension handles endpoint\nbinding, message delivery, busy/idle state, replies, and shutdown from inside that native session.\nThe release is one fat `adapter.spt` archive containing the supported adapter binaries and\n`adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs`.\n\n## Prerequisites\n\n- [Oh My Pi](https://github.com/can1357/oh-my-pi), version\n  [16.3.15](https://github.com/can1357/oh-my-pi/commit/e8d0a93d) or newer, providing the `omp`\n  command.\n- [`spt-core`](https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases), version 0.29.0 or newer, providing the\n  `spt` command.\n\nThere is no plugin installation step. Install OMP and `spt-core`, then add the adapter release.\n\n## Install\n\nThe v0.2.0 release asset supports **x86_64 Windows and x86_64 Linux only**. It does not contain a macOS or Arm64 payload. Pick a supported shell below; these commands install either prerequisite only when it is missing, then install `omp-spt` from `BigscreenVR/omp-spt`.\n\n**PowerShell (x86_64 Windows)**\n\n```powershell\nif (-not (Get-Command omp -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue)) { irm https://omp.sh/install.ps1 | iex }\nif (-not (Get-Command spt -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue)) { irm https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/install.ps1 | iex }\nspt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt\n```\n\n**cmd (x86_64 Windows)**\n\n```bat\nwhere omp >nul 2>nul || powershell -NoProfile -Command \"irm https://omp.sh/install.ps1 | iex\"\nwhere spt >nul 2>nul || powershell -NoProfile -Command \"irm https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/install.ps1 | iex\"\nspt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt\n```\n\n**bash (x86_64 Linux / Git Bash on x86_64 Windows)**\n\n```bash\ncommand -v omp >/dev/null 2>&1 || curl -fsSL https://omp.sh/install | sh\ncommand -v spt >/dev/null 2>&1 || curl -fsSL https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/install.sh | sh\nspt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt\n```\n\nIf an install script adds a command that the current terminal cannot see yet, open a fresh shell\nbefore continuing.\nIf `omp --version` reports a version older than 16.3.15, run `omp update`, then open a fresh shell\nand verify the version again before launching an endpoint.\n\n## Quickstart\n\nCreate a named endpoint and attach to its native OMP TUI:\n\n```bash\nspt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id librarian --create\n```\n\n`librarian` is an example endpoint id. The canonical form is\n`spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id> --create`.\n\nThe command creates the endpoint when needed, launches OMP with the packaged extension, and\nattaches the terminal to OMP's native interface. Native attach is the default, so do not add a\nseparate start flag. `omp-spt` can host both `ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent` endpoint roles.\n\nStart with the [full quickstart](docs-site/src/quickstart.md) for the launch lifecycle and update\nflow.\n\n## Updating\n\nUpdate the installed adapter:\n\n```bash\nspt adapter update omp-spt\n```\n\nOMP loads the packaged extension on each endpoint bring-up. A running endpoint keeps its current\nversion until restarted:\n\n```bash\nspt endpoint stop librarian\nspt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id librarian\n```\n\nReplace `librarian` with your endpoint id.\n\n## Documentation\n\n- [Introduction](docs-site/src/introduction.md): what `omp-spt` owns and how it fits OMP and\n  `spt-core`.\n- [Quickstart](docs-site/src/quickstart.md): install, create, attach, and update.\n- [Native integration contract](docs-site/src/reference/harness-contract.md): launch, binding,\n  delivery, replies, role behavior, and shutdown.\n- [`spt-core` documentation](https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases): endpoints, messaging,\n  subnets, lifecycle management, and the public adapter contract.\n- [Oh My Pi](https://github.com/can1357/oh-my-pi): OMP installation and native TUI usage.\n\nThe adapter is built against `spt-core`'s published release, manifest, and CLI surfaces. 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}\nbad() { echo \"FAIL $1\"; fail=1; }\ntrap 'spt adapter remove omp-spt >/dev/null 2>&1 || true' EXIT INT TERM\nspt adapter remove omp-spt >/dev/null 2>&1 || true\n\nif out=$(spt adapter add --release \"$REPO\" --tag \"$TAG\" 2>&1); then\n  case \"$out\" in\n    *registered*|*active*|*fetched*) ok \"adapter add --release $REPO@$TAG succeeded\" ;;\n    *) bad \"adapter add returned success without acquisition evidence: $out\" ;;\n  esac\nelse\n  bad \"adapter add --release failed: $out\"\nfi\n\nif list=$(spt adapter list 2>&1); then\n  line=$(printf '%s\\n' \"$list\" | grep '^omp-spt:' || true)\nelse\n  line=\n  bad \"adapter list failed: $list\"\nfi\ncase \"$line\" in *active*) ok \"omp-spt active after release acquisition\" ;; *) bad \"omp-spt not active: $line\" ;; esac\ncase \"$line\" in *_github*) ok \"source is the release install directory\" ;; *) bad \"release install source missing: $line\" ;; esac\nsafe=$(printf '%s' \"$REPO\" | tr '/' '-')\ncase \"$line\" in *\"$safe\"*) ok \"source carries repository identity $safe\" ;; *) bad \"repository identity missing: $line\" ;; esac\n\nif version=$(spt adapter version omp-spt 2>&1); then\n  [ \"$version\" = \"$EXPECTED_VERSION\" ] \\\n    && ok \"adapter version is exactly $EXPECTED_VERSION\" \\\n    || bad \"adapter version '$version' does not equal expected '$EXPECTED_VERSION'\"\nelse\n  bad \"adapter version query failed: $version\"\nfi\n\nif label=$(spt adapter get-string omp-spt adapter_label 2>&1); then\n  [ \"$label\" = \"oh-my-pi (spt)\" ] && ok \"shared adapter strings resolve\" || bad \"adapter_label='$label'\"\nelse\n  bad \"adapter_label query failed: $label\"\nfi\n\n[ \"$fail\" -eq 0 ] && { echo \"RELEASE-ACQUIRE-INT OK\"; exit 0; } \\\n  || { echo \"RELEASE-ACQUIRE-INT FAIL\"; exit 1; }\n"}],"details":{"displayContent":{"text":"#!/bin/sh\n# Opt-in integration proof for the public GitHub release acquisition path.\n# [int->REQ-DIST-ADAPTER-RELEASE]\nset -u\nREPO=\"${OMP_SPT_RELEASE_REPO:-BigscreenVR/omp-spt}\"\n\nif [ \"${OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE:-0}\" != \"1\" ]; then\n  echo \"SKIP: set OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1 to run (mutates registry + downloads from GitHub)\"\n  exit 0\nfi\n\nfatal() { echo \"FAIL $1\" >&2; exit 1; }\n[ -n \"${OMP_SPT_RELEASE_TAG:-}\" ] \\\n  || fatal \"OMP_SPT_RELEASE_TAG is required when OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1\"\n[ -n \"${OMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION:-}\" ] \\\n  || fatal \"OMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION is required when OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1\"\nTAG=$OMP_SPT_RELEASE_TAG\nEXPECTED_VERSION=$OMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION\n[ \"$TAG\" = \"v$EXPECTED_VERSION\" ] \\\n  || fatal \"OMP_SPT_RELEASE_TAG must equal v$EXPECTED_VERSION (got $TAG)\"\n\ncommand -v spt >/dev/null 2>&1 || fatal \"spt is required on PATH\"\ncommand -v gh >/dev/null 2>&1 || fatal \"gh is required on PATH\"\ngh auth status >/dev/null 2>&1 || fatal \"gh is not authenticated\"\n\nfail=0\nok()  { echo \"ok   $1\"; }\nbad() { echo \"FAIL $1\"; fail=1; }\ntrap 'spt adapter remove omp-spt >/dev/null 2>&1 || true' EXIT INT TERM\nspt adapter remove omp-spt >/dev/null 2>&1 || true\n\nif out=$(spt adapter add --release \"$REPO\" --tag \"$TAG\" 2>&1); then\n  case \"$out\" in\n    *registered*|*active*|*fetched*) ok \"adapter add --release $REPO@$TAG succeeded\" ;;\n    *) bad \"adapter add returned success without acquisition evidence: $out\" ;;\n  esac\nelse\n  bad \"adapter add --release failed: $out\"\nfi\n\nif list=$(spt adapter list 2>&1); then\n  line=$(printf '%s\\n' \"$list\" | grep '^omp-spt:' || true)\nelse\n  line=\n  bad \"adapter list failed: $list\"\nfi\ncase \"$line\" in *active*) ok \"omp-spt active after release acquisition\" ;; *) bad \"omp-spt not active: $line\" ;; esac\ncase \"$line\" in *_github*) ok \"source is the release install directory\" ;; *) bad \"release install source missing: $line\" ;; esac\nsafe=$(printf '%s' \"$REPO\" | tr '/' '-')\ncase \"$line\" in *\"$safe\"*) ok \"source carries repository identity $safe\" ;; *) bad \"repository identity missing: $line\" ;; esac\n\nif version=$(spt adapter version omp-spt 2>&1); then\n  [ \"$version\" = \"$EXPECTED_VERSION\" ] \\\n    && ok \"adapter version is exactly $EXPECTED_VERSION\" \\\n    || bad \"adapter version '$version' does not equal expected '$EXPECTED_VERSION'\"\nelse\n  bad \"adapter version query failed: $version\"\nfi\n\nif label=$(spt adapter get-string omp-spt adapter_label 2>&1); then\n  [ \"$label\" = \"oh-my-pi (spt)\" ] && ok \"shared adapter strings resolve\" || bad \"adapter_label='$label'\"\nelse\n  bad \"adapter_label query failed: $label\"\nfi\n\n[ \"$fail\" -eq 0 ] && { echo \"RELEASE-ACQUIRE-INT OK\"; exit 0; } \\\n  || { echo \"RELEASE-ACQUIRE-INT FAIL\"; exit 1; }\n","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]},"meta":{"source":{"type":"path","value":"C:\\Users\\decid\\Documents\\projects\\omp-spt\\ci\\publish\\release-acquire-int.sh"}}},"isError":false,"timestamp":1784109667861}}
{"type":"message","id":"356a5e6c","parentId":"8c27af7e","timestamp":"2026-07-15T10:01:07.861Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"call_FsHJPmMJasK2hlegUt9DidDE|fc_06575967b1b20879016a575a63c8cc81998e55ff900d15b37d","toolName":"read","content":[{"type":"text","text":"#!/bin/sh\n# Deterministic OMP-native adapter gates. No model or network is required.\nset -u\nROOT=$(CDPATH= cd \"$(dirname \"$0\")/..\" && pwd)\ncd \"$ROOT\" || exit 2\nrc=0\n\ngate() { printf '\\n=== GATE: %s ===\\n' \"$1\"; }\nfail() { printf 'FAIL: %s\\n' \"$1\"; rc=1; }\nrun() {\n  name=$1\n  shift\n  gate \"$name\"\n  if \"$@\"; then printf 'ok  %s\\n' \"$name\"; else fail \"$name\"; fi\n}\n\ngate \"shell syntax\"\nfor file in ci/run-gates.sh ci/digest/build.sh ci/digest/digest-proof-int.sh \\\n  ci/manifest/check-manifest.sh ci/publish/package-adapter.sh \\\n  ci/publish/release-acquire-int.sh tests/adapter-archive.sh \\\n  tests/ci-gates.sh tests/manifest-schema.sh tests/manifest-shortcut.sh \\\n  tests/native-launch-manifest.sh tests/release-acquire.sh; do\n  if sh -n \"$file\"; then printf 'ok  %s\\n' \"$file\"; else fail \"syntax: $file\"; fi\ndone\n\nrun \"manifest schema\" sh ci/manifest/check-manifest.sh\nrun \"manifest schema behavior\" sh tests/manifest-schema.sh\nrun \"manifest cutover\" sh tests/manifest-shortcut.sh\nrun \"native launch manifest\" sh tests/native-launch-manifest.sh\nrun \"archive packaging\" sh tests/adapter-archive.sh\nrun \"release acquisition behavior\" sh tests/release-acquire.sh\nrun \"OMP helper build and tests\" sh ci/digest/build.sh\n\ngate \"traceable requirements\"\nif command -v traceable-reqs >/dev/null 2>&1; then\n  if traceable-reqs check; then echo \"ok  traceable requirements\"; else fail \"traceable requirements\"; fi\nelse\n  fail \"traceable requirements: traceable-reqs not on PATH\"\nfi\n\nprintf '\\n=== RESULT: %s ===\\n' \"$([ \"$rc\" -eq 0 ] && echo PASS || echo FAIL)\"\nexit \"$rc\"\n"}],"details":{"displayContent":{"text":"#!/bin/sh\n# Deterministic OMP-native adapter gates. No model or network is required.\nset -u\nROOT=$(CDPATH= cd \"$(dirname \"$0\")/..\" && pwd)\ncd \"$ROOT\" || exit 2\nrc=0\n\ngate() { printf '\\n=== GATE: %s ===\\n' \"$1\"; }\nfail() { printf 'FAIL: %s\\n' \"$1\"; rc=1; }\nrun() {\n  name=$1\n  shift\n  gate \"$name\"\n  if \"$@\"; then printf 'ok  %s\\n' \"$name\"; else fail \"$name\"; fi\n}\n\ngate \"shell syntax\"\nfor file in ci/run-gates.sh ci/digest/build.sh ci/digest/digest-proof-int.sh \\\n  ci/manifest/check-manifest.sh ci/publish/package-adapter.sh \\\n  ci/publish/release-acquire-int.sh tests/adapter-archive.sh \\\n  tests/ci-gates.sh tests/manifest-schema.sh tests/manifest-shortcut.sh \\\n  tests/native-launch-manifest.sh tests/release-acquire.sh; do\n  if sh -n \"$file\"; then printf 'ok  %s\\n' \"$file\"; else fail \"syntax: $file\"; fi\ndone\n\nrun \"manifest schema\" sh ci/manifest/check-manifest.sh\nrun \"manifest schema behavior\" sh tests/manifest-schema.sh\nrun \"manifest cutover\" sh tests/manifest-shortcut.sh\nrun \"native launch manifest\" sh tests/native-launch-manifest.sh\nrun \"archive packaging\" sh tests/adapter-archive.sh\nrun \"release acquisition behavior\" sh tests/release-acquire.sh\nrun \"OMP helper build and tests\" sh ci/digest/build.sh\n\ngate \"traceable requirements\"\nif command -v traceable-reqs >/dev/null 2>&1; then\n  if traceable-reqs check; then echo \"ok  traceable requirements\"; else fail \"traceable requirements\"; fi\nelse\n  fail \"traceable requirements: traceable-reqs not on PATH\"\nfi\n\nprintf '\\n=== RESULT: %s ===\\n' \"$([ \"$rc\" -eq 0 ] && echo PASS || echo FAIL)\"\nexit \"$rc\"\n","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]},"meta":{"source":{"type":"path","value":"C:\\Users\\decid\\Documents\\projects\\omp-spt\\ci\\run-gates.sh"}}},"isError":false,"timestamp":1784109667861}}
{"type":"message","id":"516e4304","parentId":"356a5e6c","timestamp":"2026-07-15T10:01:07.862Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"call_5pNOao0JRf85l2JtBgOzzCNw|fc_06575967b1b20879016a575a63c8d88199af970e3725f3fc38","toolName":"read","content":[{"type":"text","text":"#!/bin/sh\n# Hermetic behavior test for release-acquire-int.sh. Fake gh/spt commands prove preflight and\n# post-install version checks without mutating the real registry or accessing GitHub.\nset -u\nROOT=$(CDPATH= cd \"$(dirname \"$0\")/..\" && pwd)\nACQUIRE=\"$ROOT/ci/publish/release-acquire-int.sh\"\nrc=0\nfail() { printf 'FAIL: %s\\n' \"$1\"; rc=1; }\nok() { printf 'ok   %s\\n' \"$1\"; }\n\nfor tool in cat chmod cp dirname env grep mkdir mktemp rm; do\n  command -v \"$tool\" >/dev/null 2>&1 || { echo \"FAIL: required tool unavailable: $tool\"; exit 1; }\ndone\nSH=$(command -v sh) || { echo \"FAIL: sh unavailable\"; exit 1; }\nTMP=$(mktemp -d \"${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/omp-spt-release-acquire.XXXXXX\") || { echo \"FAIL: mktemp\"; exit 1; }\ntrap 'rm -rf \"$TMP\"' EXIT INT TERM\nBIN=\"$TMP/bin\"\nmkdir -p \"$BIN\" \"$TMP/empty\" \"$TMP/spt-only\"\n\ncat > \"$BIN/gh\" <<'EOF'\n#!/bin/sh\ncase \"$*\" in\n  \"auth status\")\n    [ \"${FAKE_GH_AUTH_FAIL:-0}\" = \"1\" ] && { echo \"not authenticated\" >&2; exit 1; }\n    exit 0\n    ;;\n  *) echo \"unexpected gh invocation: $*\" >&2; exit 64 ;;\nesac\nEOF\n\ncat > \"$BIN/spt\" <<'EOF'\n#!/bin/sh\ncase \"$*\" in\n  \"adapter remove omp-spt\") exit 0 ;;\n  \"adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt --tag v0.2.0\")\n    if [ \"${FAKE_ADD_FAIL:-0}\" = \"1\" ]; then\n      echo \"fetched before failure\"\n      exit 9\n    fi\n    echo \"fetched registered active\"\n    ;;\n  \"adapter list\") echo \"omp-spt: active /tmp/BigscreenVR-omp-spt_github\" ;;\n  \"adapter version omp-spt\") printf '%s\\n' \"${FAKE_VERSION:-0.2.0}\" ;;\n  \"adapter get-string omp-spt adapter_label\") echo \"oh-my-pi (spt)\" ;;\n  *) echo \"unexpected spt invocation: $*\" >&2; exit 64 ;;\nesac\nEOF\nchmod 0755 \"$BIN/gh\" \"$BIN/spt\"\ncp \"$BIN/spt\" \"$TMP/spt-only/spt\"\n\nexpect_failure() {\n  name=$1\n  expected=$2\n  shift 2\n  if \"$@\" >\"$TMP/output\" 2>&1; then\n    fail \"$name unexpectedly succeeded\"\n  elif grep -Fq \"$expected\" \"$TMP/output\"; then\n    ok \"$name fails closed\"\n  else\n    fail \"$name failed for the wrong reason: $(cat \"$TMP/output\")\"\n  fi\n}\n\n# Non-opt-in execution is the only intentional skip and must not require release inputs.\nif OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=0 \"$SH\" \"$ACQUIRE\" >\"$TMP/output\" 2>&1 \\\n   && grep -Fq \"SKIP: set OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1\" \"$TMP/output\"; then\n  ok \"non-opt-in acquisition skips explicitly\"\nelse\n  fail \"non-opt-in acquisition did not produce its explicit skip\"\nfi\n\n# Once opted in, missing inputs and tooling are release failures, never green skips.\nexpect_failure \"missing release tag\" \"OMP_SPT_RELEASE_TAG is required\" \\\n  env PATH=\"$BIN:$PATH\" OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1 OMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION=0.2.0 \\\n  \"$SH\" \"$ACQUIRE\"\nexpect_failure \"missing expected version\" \"OMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION is required\" \\\n  env PATH=\"$BIN:$PATH\" OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1 OMP_SPT_RELEASE_TAG=v0.2.0 \\\n  \"$SH\" \"$ACQUIRE\"\nexpect_failure \"noncanonical release tag\" \"must equal v0.2.0\" \\\n  env PATH=\"$BIN:$PATH\" OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1 OMP_SPT_RELEASE_TAG=omp-spt-v0.2.0 \\\n  OMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION=0.2.0 \"$SH\" \"$ACQUIRE\"\nexpect_failure \"missing spt\" \"spt is required on PATH\" \\\n  env PATH=\"$TMP/empty\" OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1 OMP_SPT_RELEASE_TAG=v0.2.0 \\\n  OMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION=0.2.0 \"$SH\" \"$ACQUIRE\"\nexpect_failure \"missing gh\" \"gh is required on PATH\" \\\n  env PATH=\"$TMP/spt-only\" OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1 OMP_SPT_RELEASE_TAG=v0.2.0 \\\n  OMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION=0.2.0 \"$SH\" \"$ACQUIRE\"\nexpect_failure \"unauthenticated gh\" \"gh is not authenticated\" \\\n  env PATH=\"$BIN:$PATH\" FAKE_GH_AUTH_FAIL=1 OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1 \\\n  OMP_SPT_RELEASE_TAG=v0.2.0 OMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION=0.2.0 \"$SH\" \"$ACQUIRE\"\n\n# A successful dry run must use the canonical tag and prove the installed manifest version.\nif env PATH=\"$BIN:$PATH\" OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1 OMP_SPT_RELEASE_TAG=v0.2.0 \\\n   OMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION=0.2.0 \"$SH\" \"$ACQUIRE\" >\"$TMP/output\" 2>&1 \\\n   && grep -Fq \"adapter version is exactly 0.2.0\" \"$TMP/output\" \\\n   && grep -Fq \"RELEASE-ACQUIRE-INT OK\" \"$TMP/output\"; then\n  ok \"canonical tagged acquisition verifies the expected version\"\nelse\n  fail \"canonical tagged acquisition dry run failed: $(cat \"$TMP/output\")\"\nfi\n\nexpect_failure \"wrong acquired version\" \"does not equal expected '0.2.0'\" \\\n  env PATH=\"$BIN:$PATH\" FAKE_VERSION=0.1.3 OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1 \\\n  OMP_SPT_RELEASE_TAG=v0.2.0 OMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION=0.2.0 \"$SH\" \"$ACQUIRE\"\nexpect_failure \"failed acquisition with fetched output\" \"adapter add --release failed\" \\\n  env PATH=\"$BIN:$PATH\" FAKE_ADD_FAIL=1 OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1 \\\n  OMP_SPT_RELEASE_TAG=v0.2.0 OMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION=0.2.0 \"$SH\" \"$ACQUIRE\"\n\n[ \"$rc\" -eq 0 ] && echo \"PASS: release-acquire\"\nexit \"$rc\"\n"}],"details":{"displayContent":{"text":"#!/bin/sh\n# Hermetic behavior test for release-acquire-int.sh. Fake gh/spt commands prove preflight and\n# post-install version checks without mutating the real registry or accessing GitHub.\nset -u\nROOT=$(CDPATH= cd \"$(dirname \"$0\")/..\" && pwd)\nACQUIRE=\"$ROOT/ci/publish/release-acquire-int.sh\"\nrc=0\nfail() { printf 'FAIL: %s\\n' \"$1\"; rc=1; }\nok() { printf 'ok   %s\\n' \"$1\"; }\n\nfor tool in cat chmod cp dirname env grep mkdir mktemp rm; do\n  command -v \"$tool\" >/dev/null 2>&1 || { echo \"FAIL: required tool unavailable: $tool\"; exit 1; }\ndone\nSH=$(command -v sh) || { echo \"FAIL: sh unavailable\"; exit 1; }\nTMP=$(mktemp -d \"${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/omp-spt-release-acquire.XXXXXX\") || { echo \"FAIL: mktemp\"; exit 1; }\ntrap 'rm -rf \"$TMP\"' EXIT INT TERM\nBIN=\"$TMP/bin\"\nmkdir -p \"$BIN\" \"$TMP/empty\" \"$TMP/spt-only\"\n\ncat > \"$BIN/gh\" <<'EOF'\n#!/bin/sh\ncase \"$*\" in\n  \"auth status\")\n    [ \"${FAKE_GH_AUTH_FAIL:-0}\" = \"1\" ] && { echo \"not authenticated\" >&2; exit 1; }\n    exit 0\n    ;;\n  *) echo \"unexpected gh invocation: $*\" >&2; exit 64 ;;\nesac\nEOF\n\ncat > \"$BIN/spt\" <<'EOF'\n#!/bin/sh\ncase \"$*\" in\n  \"adapter remove omp-spt\") exit 0 ;;\n  \"adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt --tag v0.2.0\")\n    if [ \"${FAKE_ADD_FAIL:-0}\" = \"1\" ]; then\n      echo \"fetched before failure\"\n      exit 9\n    fi\n    echo \"fetched registered active\"\n    ;;\n  \"adapter list\") echo \"omp-spt: active /tmp/BigscreenVR-omp-spt_github\" ;;\n  \"adapter version omp-spt\") printf '%s\\n' \"${FAKE_VERSION:-0.2.0}\" ;;\n  \"adapter get-string omp-spt adapter_label\") echo \"oh-my-pi (spt)\" ;;\n  *) echo \"unexpected spt invocation: $*\" >&2; exit 64 ;;\nesac\nEOF\nchmod 0755 \"$BIN/gh\" \"$BIN/spt\"\ncp \"$BIN/spt\" \"$TMP/spt-only/spt\"\n\nexpect_failure() {\n  name=$1\n  expected=$2\n  shift 2\n  if \"$@\" >\"$TMP/output\" 2>&1; then\n    fail \"$name unexpectedly succeeded\"\n  elif grep -Fq \"$expected\" \"$TMP/output\"; then\n    ok \"$name fails closed\"\n  else\n    fail \"$name failed for the wrong reason: $(cat \"$TMP/output\")\"\n  fi\n}\n\n# Non-opt-in execution is the only intentional skip and must not require release inputs.\nif OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=0 \"$SH\" \"$ACQUIRE\" >\"$TMP/output\" 2>&1 \\\n   && grep -Fq \"SKIP: set OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1\" \"$TMP/output\"; then\n  ok \"non-opt-in acquisition skips explicitly\"\nelse\n  fail \"non-opt-in acquisition did not produce its explicit skip\"\nfi\n\n# Once opted in, missing inputs and tooling are release failures, never green skips.\nexpect_failure \"missing release tag\" \"OMP_SPT_RELEASE_TAG is required\" \\\n  env PATH=\"$BIN:$PATH\" OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1 OMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION=0.2.0 \\\n  \"$SH\" \"$ACQUIRE\"\nexpect_failure \"missing expected version\" \"OMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION is required\" \\\n  env PATH=\"$BIN:$PATH\" OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1 OMP_SPT_RELEASE_TAG=v0.2.0 \\\n  \"$SH\" \"$ACQUIRE\"\nexpect_failure \"noncanonical release tag\" \"must equal v0.2.0\" \\\n  env PATH=\"$BIN:$PATH\" OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1 OMP_SPT_RELEASE_TAG=omp-spt-v0.2.0 \\\n  OMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION=0.2.0 \"$SH\" \"$ACQUIRE\"\nexpect_failure \"missing spt\" \"spt is required on PATH\" \\\n  env PATH=\"$TMP/empty\" OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1 OMP_SPT_RELEASE_TAG=v0.2.0 \\\n  OMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION=0.2.0 \"$SH\" \"$ACQUIRE\"\nexpect_failure \"missing gh\" \"gh is required on PATH\" \\\n  env PATH=\"$TMP/spt-only\" OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1 OMP_SPT_RELEASE_TAG=v0.2.0 \\\n  OMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION=0.2.0 \"$SH\" \"$ACQUIRE\"\nexpect_failure \"unauthenticated gh\" \"gh is not authenticated\" \\\n  env PATH=\"$BIN:$PATH\" FAKE_GH_AUTH_FAIL=1 OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1 \\\n  OMP_SPT_RELEASE_TAG=v0.2.0 OMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION=0.2.0 \"$SH\" \"$ACQUIRE\"\n\n# A successful dry run must use the canonical tag and prove the installed manifest version.\nif env PATH=\"$BIN:$PATH\" OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1 OMP_SPT_RELEASE_TAG=v0.2.0 \\\n   OMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION=0.2.0 \"$SH\" \"$ACQUIRE\" >\"$TMP/output\" 2>&1 \\\n   && grep -Fq \"adapter version is exactly 0.2.0\" \"$TMP/output\" \\\n   && grep -Fq \"RELEASE-ACQUIRE-INT OK\" \"$TMP/output\"; 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{"type":"message","id":"bf80305d","parentId":"516e4304","timestamp":"2026-07-15T10:01:07.862Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"call_dn8Br5w5gQZfZ0q19LxKbc1S|fc_06575967b1b20879016a575a63c8e08199ba6245695daacfeb","toolName":"read","content":[{"type":"text","text":"#!/bin/sh\n# Deterministic unit test for the adapter.spt packer. Fixture binaries exercise the multi-platform\n# archive layout without depending on workstation build artifacts; the opt-in release-acquisition\n# integration gate remains responsible for proving real published platform assets.\n#\n# The archive must contain exactly the shared manifest and native extension at its root, plus one\n# valid omp-spt executable under each recognized target triple for host-time flattening.\nset -u\nROOT=$(CDPATH= cd \"$(dirname \"$0\")/..\" && pwd)\nPACKER=\"$ROOT/ci/publish/package-adapter.sh\"\nWIN_TRIPLE=x86_64-pc-windows-msvc\nLINUX_TRIPLE=x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu\nBINS=\"omp-spt\"\nrc=0\nfail() { printf 'FAIL: %s\\n' \"$1\"; rc=1; }\n\nfor tool in awk chmod cp dirname grep head mkdir mktemp od rm sed sort tar tr; do\n  command -v \"$tool\" >/dev/null 2>&1 || { echo \"FAIL: required tool unavailable: $tool\"; exit 1; }\ndone\nif ! sh \"$ROOT/tests/manifest-schema.sh\"; then\n  echo \"FAIL: manifest-schema prerequisite failed\"\n  exit 1\nfi\n\n# Build isolated deterministic fixture binaries beneath target/. The packer's relative-subdir test\n# seams keep both fixtures separate from real release assets.\nTARGET=\"$ROOT/tools/omp-spt/target\"\nmkdir -p \"$TARGET\" || { echo \"FAIL: cannot create fixture parent $TARGET\"; exit 1; }\nTMP=$(mktemp -d \"$TARGET/adapter-archive-fixture.XXXXXX\") || { echo \"FAIL: mktemp\"; exit 1; }\ntrap 'rm -rf \"$TMP\"' EXIT INT TERM\nREL=${TMP#\"$TARGET/\"}\n[ \"$REL\" != \"$TMP\" ] || { echo \"FAIL: fixture is not beneath target/\"; exit 1; }\nWIN_RELSUB=\"$REL/windows-release\"\nLINUX_RELSUB=\"$REL/linux-release\"\nmkdir -p \"$TARGET/$WIN_RELSUB\" \"$TARGET/$LINUX_RELSUB\" \\\n  || { echo \"FAIL: cannot create fixture binary directories\"; exit 1; }\nprintf '%s' 'MZdeterministic windows omp-spt fixture' > \"$TARGET/$WIN_RELSUB/omp-spt.exe\"\n\n# A missing fixture platform must fail loudly rather than green-skip.\nif OMP_SPT_WIN_RELSUB=\"$WIN_RELSUB\" \\\n   OMP_SPT_LINUX_RELSUB=\"$REL/missing-linux-release\" \\\n   ADAPTER_SPT_OUT=\"$TMP/missing-platform.spt\" \\\n   sh \"$PACKER\" --apply >/dev/null 2>&1; then\n  fail \"packer should refuse when a platform binary is absent\"\nelse\n  echo \"ok   packer refuses when a platform binary is absent\"\nfi\n\n# A present but invalid target must fail rather than packaging arbitrary stale/text output.\nprintf '%s\\n' 'not an ELF binary' > \"$TARGET/$LINUX_RELSUB/omp-spt\"\nchmod 0755 \"$TARGET/$LINUX_RELSUB/omp-spt\"\nif OMP_SPT_WIN_RELSUB=\"$WIN_RELSUB\" OMP_SPT_LINUX_RELSUB=\"$LINUX_RELSUB\" \\\n   ADAPTER_SPT_OUT=\"$TMP/invalid-platform.spt\" sh \"$PACKER\" --apply >/dev/null 2>&1; then\n  fail \"packer should refuse a non-ELF Linux payload\"\nelse\n  echo \"ok   packer refuses a wrong-format target payload\"\nfi\n\nprintf '\\177ELF%s' 'deterministic linux omp-spt fixture' > \"$TARGET/$LINUX_RELSUB/omp-spt\"\nchmod 0644 \"$TARGET/$LINUX_RELSUB/omp-spt\"\nif OMP_SPT_WIN_RELSUB=\"$WIN_RELSUB\" OMP_SPT_LINUX_RELSUB=\"$LINUX_RELSUB\" \\\n   OMP_SPT_ARCHIVE_LINUX_MODE=0644 ADAPTER_SPT_OUT=\"$TMP/non-executable-platform.spt\" \\\n   sh \"$PACKER\" --apply >/dev/null 2>&1; then\n  fail \"packer should refuse a non-executable archived Linux payload\"\nelse\n  echo \"ok   packer refuses a non-executable archived Linux payload\"\nfi\n\n# A strings directory without the one load-bearing extension must fail.\nBAD_STRINGS=\"$TMP/bad-strings\"\nmkdir -p \"$BAD_STRINGS\"\nprintf '%s\\n' 'wrong extension' > \"$BAD_STRINGS/other.mjs\"\nif OMP_SPT_WIN_RELSUB=\"$WIN_RELSUB\" OMP_SPT_LINUX_RELSUB=\"$LINUX_RELSUB\" \\\n   OMP_SPT_STRINGS_DIR=\"$BAD_STRINGS\" ADAPTER_SPT_OUT=\"$TMP/missing-extension.spt\" \\\n   sh \"$PACKER\" --apply >/dev/null 2>&1; then\n  fail \"packer should refuse when strings/omp-spt.mjs is absent\"\nelse\n  echo \"ok   packer refuses a missing strings/omp-spt.mjs\"\nfi\n\nOUT=\"$TMP/adapter.spt\"\n\n# [unit->REQ-DIST-ADAPTER-RELEASE]\nif package_out=$(OMP_SPT_WIN_RELSUB=\"$WIN_RELSUB\" OMP_SPT_LINUX_RELSUB=\"$LINUX_RELSUB\" \\\n   ADAPTER_SPT_OUT=\"$OUT\" sh \"$PACKER\" --apply 2>&1); then\n  echo \"ok   packer --apply succeeded\"\nelse\n  fail \"packer --apply exited non-zero: $package_out\"\n  exit \"$rc\"\nfi\n[ -f \"$OUT\" ] || { fail \"no archive written at $OUT\"; exit \"$rc\"; }\n\nLIST=$(tar -tzf \"$OUT\")\n# SHARED manifest.toml MUST be at the root (exact, no leading path) — the add --release contract.\necho \"$LIST\" | grep -qx \"manifest.toml\" \\\n  && echo \"ok   shared manifest.toml at archive root\" \\\n  || fail \"manifest.toml not at archive root (add --release would reject)\"\n# The exact SHARED extension is load-bearing (a directory entry alone is not sufficient).\necho \"$LIST\" | grep -qx \"strings/omp-spt.mjs\" \\\n  && echo \"ok   shared strings/omp-spt.mjs at archive root\" \\\n  || fail \"strings/omp-spt.mjs missing from archive root\"\n# Each triple carries all the tool binaries, under its <triple>/ dir, mirroring the flat-root tree.\nfor b in $BINS; do\n  echo \"$LIST\" | grep -qx \"$WIN_TRIPLE/$b.exe\" \\\n    && echo \"ok   $WIN_TRIPLE/$b.exe present\" \\\n    || fail \"$WIN_TRIPLE/$b.exe missing from archive\"\n  echo \"$LIST\" | grep -qx \"$LINUX_TRIPLE/$b\" \\\n    && echo \"ok   $LINUX_TRIPLE/$b present\" \\\n    || fail \"$LINUX_TRIPLE/$b missing from archive\"\ndone\n# Prove the archive carries target-format payloads from these fixtures, not unrelated build output.\nWIN_MAGIC=$(tar -xOzf \"$OUT\" \"$WIN_TRIPLE/omp-spt.exe\" | od -An -tx1 -N4 | tr -d '[:space:]')\ncase \"$WIN_MAGIC\" in\n  4d5a*) echo \"ok   Windows archive member is the PE fixture\" ;;\n  *) fail \"Windows archive member is not PE (magic=$WIN_MAGIC)\" ;;\nesac\nLINUX_MAGIC=$(tar -xOzf \"$OUT\" \"$LINUX_TRIPLE/omp-spt\" | od -An -tx1 -N4 | tr -d '[:space:]')\n[ \"$LINUX_MAGIC\" = \"7f454c46\" ] \\\n  && echo \"ok   Linux archive member is the ELF fixture\" \\\n  || fail \"Linux archive member is not ELF (magic=$LINUX_MAGIC)\"\nLINUX_MODE=$(tar -tvzf \"$OUT\" \"$LINUX_TRIPLE/omp-spt\" | awk 'NR == 1 {print $1}')\ncase \"$LINUX_MODE\" in\n  -rwx*) echo \"ok   Linux archive member is executable ($LINUX_MODE)\" ;;\n  *) fail \"Linux archive member is not executable ($LINUX_MODE)\" ;;\nesac\n# Negative: the SHARED files must NOT sit under a triple (would not be shared), and no nested wrapper.\nif echo \"$LIST\" | grep -qE \"^$WIN_TRIPLE/(manifest\\.toml|strings/)\"; then\n  fail \"manifest/strings duplicated under a triple — they must be shared at root only\"\nelse\n  echo \"ok   manifest/strings not duplicated under a triple\"\nfi\n# Negative: no unrecognized or extra member. The public asset has exactly four logical files.\nbadmember=$(printf '%s\\n' \"$LIST\" | grep -vE \"^(manifest\\.toml|strings/?|strings/omp-spt\\.mjs|$WIN_TRIPLE/?|$WIN_TRIPLE/omp-spt\\.exe|$LINUX_TRIPLE/?|$LINUX_TRIPLE/omp-spt)$\" || true)\nif [ -n \"$badmember\" ]; then\n  fail \"unexpected archive member(s) [$badmember]\"\nelse\n  echo \"ok   archive contains exactly the four public release files\"\nfi\n\n# A fat archive REQUIRES min_spt_core_version >= 0.13.2 — the packer must refuse a lower floor.\n# (Smoke the guard by reading the dry-run plan's advertised floor.)\nplan=$(OMP_SPT_WIN_RELSUB=\"$WIN_RELSUB\" OMP_SPT_LINUX_RELSUB=\"$LINUX_RELSUB\" sh \"$PACKER\" 2>&1)\necho \"$plan\" | grep -qE \"min_spt_core 0\\.(1[3-9]|[2-9][0-9])\" \\\n  && echo \"ok   packer advertises a fat-capable floor (>= 0.13.2)\" \\\n  || fail \"packer floor advertisement missing/too low; plan=[$plan]\"\nmanifest_floor=$(grep -E '^min_spt_core_version' \"$ROOT/adapter/omp-spt.toml\" | head -1 | sed -E 's/.*\"([^\"]+)\".*/\\1/')\ncase \"$plan\" in\n  *\"Needs spt v$manifest_floor+\"*) echo \"ok   install guidance uses manifest floor v$manifest_floor\" ;;\n  *) fail \"install guidance does not use manifest floor v$manifest_floor; plan=[$plan]\" ;;\nesac\n\n[ \"$rc\" -eq 0 ] && echo \"PASS: adapter-archive\"\nexit \"$rc\"\n"}],"details":{"displayContent":{"text":"#!/bin/sh\n# Deterministic unit test for the adapter.spt packer. Fixture binaries exercise the multi-platform\n# archive layout without depending on workstation build artifacts; the opt-in release-acquisition\n# integration gate remains responsible for proving real published platform assets.\n#\n# The archive must contain exactly the shared manifest and native extension at its root, plus one\n# valid omp-spt executable under each recognized target triple for host-time flattening.\nset -u\nROOT=$(CDPATH= cd \"$(dirname \"$0\")/..\" && pwd)\nPACKER=\"$ROOT/ci/publish/package-adapter.sh\"\nWIN_TRIPLE=x86_64-pc-windows-msvc\nLINUX_TRIPLE=x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu\nBINS=\"omp-spt\"\nrc=0\nfail() { printf 'FAIL: %s\\n' \"$1\"; rc=1; }\n\nfor tool in awk chmod cp dirname grep head mkdir mktemp od rm sed sort tar tr; do\n  command -v \"$tool\" >/dev/null 2>&1 || { echo \"FAIL: required tool unavailable: $tool\"; exit 1; }\ndone\nif ! sh \"$ROOT/tests/manifest-schema.sh\"; then\n  echo \"FAIL: manifest-schema prerequisite failed\"\n  exit 1\nfi\n\n# Build isolated deterministic fixture binaries beneath target/. The packer's relative-subdir test\n# seams keep both fixtures separate from real release assets.\nTARGET=\"$ROOT/tools/omp-spt/target\"\nmkdir -p \"$TARGET\" || { echo \"FAIL: cannot create fixture parent $TARGET\"; exit 1; }\nTMP=$(mktemp -d \"$TARGET/adapter-archive-fixture.XXXXXX\") || { echo \"FAIL: mktemp\"; exit 1; }\ntrap 'rm -rf \"$TMP\"' EXIT INT TERM\nREL=${TMP#\"$TARGET/\"}\n[ \"$REL\" != \"$TMP\" ] || { echo \"FAIL: fixture is not beneath target/\"; exit 1; }\nWIN_RELSUB=\"$REL/windows-release\"\nLINUX_RELSUB=\"$REL/linux-release\"\nmkdir -p \"$TARGET/$WIN_RELSUB\" \"$TARGET/$LINUX_RELSUB\" \\\n  || { echo \"FAIL: cannot create fixture binary directories\"; exit 1; }\nprintf '%s' 'MZdeterministic windows omp-spt fixture' > \"$TARGET/$WIN_RELSUB/omp-spt.exe\"\n\n# A missing fixture platform must fail loudly rather than green-skip.\nif OMP_SPT_WIN_RELSUB=\"$WIN_RELSUB\" \\\n   OMP_SPT_LINUX_RELSUB=\"$REL/missing-linux-release\" \\\n   ADAPTER_SPT_OUT=\"$TMP/missing-platform.spt\" \\\n   sh \"$PACKER\" --apply >/dev/null 2>&1; then\n  fail \"packer should refuse when a platform binary is absent\"\nelse\n  echo \"ok   packer refuses when a platform binary is absent\"\nfi\n\n# A present but invalid target must fail rather than packaging arbitrary stale/text output.\nprintf '%s\\n' 'not an ELF binary' > \"$TARGET/$LINUX_RELSUB/omp-spt\"\nchmod 0755 \"$TARGET/$LINUX_RELSUB/omp-spt\"\nif OMP_SPT_WIN_RELSUB=\"$WIN_RELSUB\" OMP_SPT_LINUX_RELSUB=\"$LINUX_RELSUB\" \\\n   ADAPTER_SPT_OUT=\"$TMP/invalid-platform.spt\" sh \"$PACKER\" --apply >/dev/null 2>&1; then\n  fail \"packer should refuse a non-ELF Linux payload\"\nelse\n  echo \"ok   packer refuses a wrong-format target payload\"\nfi\n\nprintf '\\177ELF%s' 'deterministic linux omp-spt fixture' > \"$TARGET/$LINUX_RELSUB/omp-spt\"\nchmod 0644 \"$TARGET/$LINUX_RELSUB/omp-spt\"\nif OMP_SPT_WIN_RELSUB=\"$WIN_RELSUB\" OMP_SPT_LINUX_RELSUB=\"$LINUX_RELSUB\" \\\n   OMP_SPT_ARCHIVE_LINUX_MODE=0644 ADAPTER_SPT_OUT=\"$TMP/non-executable-platform.spt\" \\\n   sh \"$PACKER\" --apply >/dev/null 2>&1; then\n  fail \"packer should refuse a non-executable archived Linux payload\"\nelse\n  echo \"ok   packer refuses a non-executable archived Linux payload\"\nfi\n\n# A strings directory without the one load-bearing extension must fail.\nBAD_STRINGS=\"$TMP/bad-strings\"\nmkdir -p \"$BAD_STRINGS\"\nprintf '%s\\n' 'wrong extension' > \"$BAD_STRINGS/other.mjs\"\nif OMP_SPT_WIN_RELSUB=\"$WIN_RELSUB\" OMP_SPT_LINUX_RELSUB=\"$LINUX_RELSUB\" \\\n   OMP_SPT_STRINGS_DIR=\"$BAD_STRINGS\" ADAPTER_SPT_OUT=\"$TMP/missing-extension.spt\" \\\n   sh \"$PACKER\" --apply >/dev/null 2>&1; then\n  fail \"packer should refuse when strings/omp-spt.mjs is absent\"\nelse\n  echo \"ok   packer refuses a missing strings/omp-spt.mjs\"\nfi\n\nOUT=\"$TMP/adapter.spt\"\n\n# [unit->REQ-DIST-ADAPTER-RELEASE]\nif package_out=$(OMP_SPT_WIN_RELSUB=\"$WIN_RELSUB\" OMP_SPT_LINUX_RELSUB=\"$LINUX_RELSUB\" \\\n   ADAPTER_SPT_OUT=\"$OUT\" sh \"$PACKER\" --apply 2>&1); then\n  echo \"ok   packer --apply succeeded\"\nelse\n  fail \"packer --apply exited non-zero: $package_out\"\n  exit \"$rc\"\nfi\n[ -f \"$OUT\" ] || { fail \"no archive written at $OUT\"; exit \"$rc\"; }\n\nLIST=$(tar -tzf \"$OUT\")\n# SHARED manifest.toml MUST be at the root (exact, no leading path) — the add --release contract.\necho \"$LIST\" | grep -qx \"manifest.toml\" \\\n  && echo \"ok   shared manifest.toml at archive root\" \\\n  || fail \"manifest.toml not at archive root (add --release would reject)\"\n# The exact SHARED extension is load-bearing (a directory entry alone is not sufficient).\necho \"$LIST\" | grep -qx \"strings/omp-spt.mjs\" \\\n  && echo \"ok   shared strings/omp-spt.mjs at archive root\" \\\n  || fail \"strings/omp-spt.mjs missing from archive root\"\n# Each triple carries all the tool binaries, under its <triple>/ dir, mirroring the flat-root tree.\nfor b in $BINS; do\n  echo \"$LIST\" | grep -qx \"$WIN_TRIPLE/$b.exe\" \\\n    && echo \"ok   $WIN_TRIPLE/$b.exe present\" \\\n    || fail \"$WIN_TRIPLE/$b.exe missing from archive\"\n  echo \"$LIST\" | grep -qx \"$LINUX_TRIPLE/$b\" \\\n    && echo \"ok   $LINUX_TRIPLE/$b present\" \\\n    || fail \"$LINUX_TRIPLE/$b missing from archive\"\ndone\n# Prove the archive carries target-format payloads from these fixtures, not unrelated build output.\nWIN_MAGIC=$(tar -xOzf \"$OUT\" \"$WIN_TRIPLE/omp-spt.exe\" | od -An -tx1 -N4 | tr -d '[:space:]')\ncase \"$WIN_MAGIC\" in\n  4d5a*) echo \"ok   Windows archive member is the PE fixture\" ;;\n  *) fail \"Windows archive member is not PE (magic=$WIN_MAGIC)\" ;;\nesac\nLINUX_MAGIC=$(tar -xOzf \"$OUT\" \"$LINUX_TRIPLE/omp-spt\" | od -An -tx1 -N4 | tr -d '[:space:]')\n[ \"$LINUX_MAGIC\" = \"7f454c46\" ] \\\n  && echo \"ok   Linux archive member is the ELF fixture\" \\\n  || fail \"Linux archive member is not ELF (magic=$LINUX_MAGIC)\"\nLINUX_MODE=$(tar -tvzf \"$OUT\" \"$LINUX_TRIPLE/omp-spt\" | awk 'NR == 1 {print $1}')\ncase \"$LINUX_MODE\" in\n  -rwx*) echo \"ok   Linux archive member is executable ($LINUX_MODE)\" ;;\n  *) fail \"Linux archive member is not executable ($LINUX_MODE)\" ;;\nesac\n# Negative: the SHARED files must NOT sit under a triple (would not be shared), and no nested wrapper.\nif echo \"$LIST\" | grep -qE \"^$WIN_TRIPLE/(manifest\\.toml|strings/)\"; then\n  fail \"manifest/strings duplicated under a triple — they must be shared at root only\"\nelse\n  echo \"ok   manifest/strings not duplicated under a triple\"\nfi\n# Negative: no unrecognized or extra member. The public asset has exactly four logical files.\nbadmember=$(printf '%s\\n' \"$LIST\" | grep -vE \"^(manifest\\.toml|strings/?|strings/omp-spt\\.mjs|$WIN_TRIPLE/?|$WIN_TRIPLE/omp-spt\\.exe|$LINUX_TRIPLE/?|$LINUX_TRIPLE/omp-spt)$\" || true)\nif [ -n \"$badmember\" ]; then\n  fail \"unexpected archive member(s) [$badmember]\"\nelse\n  echo \"ok   archive contains exactly the four public release files\"\nfi\n\n# A fat archive REQUIRES min_spt_core_version >= 0.13.2 — the packer must refuse a lower floor.\n# (Smoke the guard by reading the dry-run plan's advertised floor.)\nplan=$(OMP_SPT_WIN_RELSUB=\"$WIN_RELSUB\" OMP_SPT_LINUX_RELSUB=\"$LINUX_RELSUB\" sh \"$PACKER\" 2>&1)\necho \"$plan\" | grep -qE \"min_spt_core 0\\.(1[3-9]|[2-9][0-9])\" \\\n  && echo \"ok   packer advertises a fat-capable floor (>= 0.13.2)\" \\\n  || fail \"packer floor advertisement missing/too low; plan=[$plan]\"\nmanifest_floor=$(grep -E '^min_spt_core_version' \"$ROOT/adapter/omp-spt.toml\" | head -1 | sed -E 's/.*\"([^\"]+)\".*/\\1/')\ncase \"$plan\" in\n  *\"Needs spt v$manifest_floor+\"*) echo \"ok   install guidance uses manifest floor v$manifest_floor\" ;;\n  *) fail \"install guidance does not use manifest floor v$manifest_floor; plan=[$plan]\" ;;\nesac\n\n[ \"$rc\" -eq 0 ] && echo \"PASS: adapter-archive\"\nexit \"$rc\"\n","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]},"meta":{"source":{"type":"path","value":"C:\\Users\\decid\\Documents\\projects\\omp-spt\\tests\\adapter-archive.sh"}}},"isError":false,"timestamp":1784109667861}}
{"type":"message","id":"a43f9809","parentId":"bf80305d","timestamp":"2026-07-15T10:01:07.862Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"call_m0KGM1mKfV5fYOKuf6VRLbFc|fc_06575967b1b20879016a575a63c8b8819988ef361dcd702dcb","toolName":"read","content":[{"type":"text","text":"# Release runbook\n\n`omp-spt` has one release topology: this repository builds one multi-platform `adapter.spt`, and the GitHub release for `BigscreenVR/omp-spt` publishes that file under the default asset name `adapter.spt`.\n\n<!-- [doc->REQ-DIST-ADAPTER-RELEASE] -->\n\nThe archive contains the complete adapter:\n\n```text\nmanifest.toml\nstrings/omp-spt.mjs\nx86_64-pc-windows-msvc/omp-spt.exe\nx86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/omp-spt\n```\n\nspt-core keeps the shared root and flattens the current node's recognized target directory into the installed adapter directory. There are no per-platform release assets. Installing this one asset completes adapter installation; there is no secondary publication target or session reload action.\n\n## v0.2.0 release-target limitations\n\nThe v0.2.0 asset supports exactly **x86_64 Windows** (`x86_64-pc-windows-msvc`) and **x86_64 Linux** (`x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu`). It contains no macOS, Arm64, or other target payload. OMP itself may run on additional platforms, but that does not make the `omp-spt` release install usable there. Adding any target requires a real helper build, a recognized archive target, deterministic package validation, and tagged native acceptance before it can be advertised.\n\nUser commands are:\n\n```sh\nspt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt\nspt adapter update omp-spt\n```\n\n## Release prerequisites\n\nThe release operator needs:\n\n- write access to `BigscreenVR/omp-spt` and an authenticated `gh` CLI;\n- Rust and Cargo for the `tools/omp-spt` crate;\n- Node.js for the native extension tests;\n- Python with TOML and `jsonschema` support for manifest validation and stdlib `tarfile` support for authoring portable archive modes;\n- `traceable-reqs` for the required coverage gate;\n- Zig plus `cargo-zigbuild` when cross-building the Linux binary from Windows; and\n- disposable acceptance hosts for both `x86_64-pc-windows-msvc` and `x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu`, each with compatible `spt` and real `omp` installations.\n\nThe release commit must contain the intended `adapter/omp-spt.toml`, `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs`, helper source, tests, and changelog. The tag tree is the release source of truth.\n\n## 1. Set the version and release notes\n\nSet `[adapter].version` in `adapter/omp-spt.toml` to `X.Y.Z`. The Git tag and GitHub release tag must be `vX.Y.Z`; spt-core's `gh_release` updater resolves this conventional tag form.\n\nAdd `## [X.Y.Z] - YYYY-MM-DD` at the top of the current `omp-spt` section in `CHANGELOG.md`. Release notes must describe user-visible changes, required spt-core or OMP version changes, breaking behavior, and recovery steps. Do not include requirement ids, source paths, test-machine details, commit hashes, or incident forensics.\n\nEach release-note paragraph, blockquote, and bullet should be one physical line so GitHub performs display wrapping. If needed, the repository includes the verified normalizer:\n\n```sh\npython ci/publish/unwrap-changelog.py CHANGELOG.md\n```\n\nPrepare `<release-notes-file>` outside the Git worktree from that version's changelog body, excluding the `## [X.Y.Z] - YYYY-MM-DD` heading. Commit the manifest version, changelog, source, tests, and release documentation before proceeding.\n\n## 2. Run deterministic gates\n\nFrom the repository root:\n\n```sh\nsh tests/ci-gates.sh\nsh ci/run-gates.sh\nnode tests/omp-extension.mjs\n```\n\nAll commands must pass. For a release, a dependency-related `SKIP` is not a pass. Install the missing dependency and rerun. See `docs/CI.md` for the deterministic coverage and the separate real-endpoint acceptance bar.\n\n## 3. Freeze a clean release commit\n\nUse one shell for the remaining release commands. Pin the canonical tag name, commit identity, and tree before any release build:\n\n```sh\nRELEASE_TAG=vX.Y.Z\nRELEASE_COMMIT=$(git rev-parse --verify HEAD^{commit}) || exit 1\nRELEASE_TREE=$(git rev-parse --verify \"$RELEASE_COMMIT^{tree}\") || exit 1\ntest -z \"$(git status --porcelain=v1)\" || {\n  echo \"release tree is not clean and committed\" >&2\n  exit 1\n}\n```\n\nRecord `RELEASE_COMMIT` and `RELEASE_TREE` with the release evidence. Do not build from a different checkout, amend the commit, or change `HEAD` after this point. Every later identity guard must pass in the same shell; otherwise discard the artifacts and restart from this section.\n\n## 4. Build both platform binaries\n\nThe verified packer requires exactly one Windows binary and one Linux binary.\n\nImmediately before building, reassert the frozen clean source:\n\n```sh\ntest \"$(git rev-parse --verify HEAD^{commit})\" = \"$RELEASE_COMMIT\"\ntest \"$(git rev-parse --verify HEAD^{tree})\" = \"$RELEASE_TREE\"\ntest -z \"$(git status --porcelain=v1)\"\n```\n\nBuild and test the native Windows release binary:\n\n```sh\nsh ci/digest/build.sh\n```\n\nThis writes:\n\n```text\ntools/omp-spt/target/release/omp-spt.exe\n```\n\nBuild the Linux release binary. On Windows, use Zig as the cross-linker:\n\n```sh\nrustup target add x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu\ncargo install cargo-zigbuild\ncargo zigbuild --release \\\n  --target x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu \\\n  --manifest-path tools/omp-spt/Cargo.toml\n```\n\nThis writes:\n\n```text\ntools/omp-spt/target/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/release/omp-spt\n```\n\n`cargo install cargo-zigbuild` is one-time setup. Zig itself must also be on `PATH`. A native Linux builder may produce the same target path with its normal Cargo toolchain.\n\n## 5. Pack the single release asset\n\nThe repository packer is dry-run by default:\n\nBefore either the dry-run or applied pack, repeat the `HEAD`, tree, and clean-status guards from section 4. A failed guard invalidates the input binaries; rebuild them after freezing a new release commit.\n\n```sh\nsh ci/publish/package-adapter.sh\n```\n\nReview the plan, then create the artifact:\n\n```sh\nsh ci/publish/package-adapter.sh --apply\n```\n\nThe applied command writes only:\n\n```text\ndist/adapter.spt\n```\n\n`ci/publish/package-adapter.sh` validates the manifest, enforces a fat-archive-compatible spt-core floor, and requires exactly `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` plus both platform binaries. It rejects a Windows payload without PE magic, a Linux payload without ELF magic, failed staging copies, a non-executable archived Linux member, and any archive member outside the exact manifest, extension, Windows binary, and Linux binary contract. Its Python archive writer authors the Linux member as mode `0755` even when packaging on MSYS/NTFS, then the packer validates that mode from the completed archive. It renames `adapter/omp-spt.toml` to root-level `manifest.toml`; it does not copy arbitrary files from `adapter/strings/`. Do not add another target directory or publis…\n\nFor an independent listing check:\n\n```sh\ntar -tzf dist/adapter.spt\n```\n\nThe listing must contain the four release files shown at the top of this runbook and no other files; normal directory entries emitted by `tar` are allowed. Retain the packer's validation output and the SHA-256 hashes of `dist/adapter.spt` and both input executables.\n\n## 6. Tag and stage the GitHub release\n\nBefore tagging, prove that the working checkout is still the clean frozen source, create the canonical tag at that exact commit, and verify its identity:\n\n```sh\ntest \"$(git rev-parse --verify HEAD^{commit})\" = \"$RELEASE_COMMIT\"\ntest \"$(git rev-parse --verify HEAD^{tree})\" = \"$RELEASE_TREE\"\ntest -z \"$(git status --porcelain=v1)\"\ngit tag \"$RELEASE_TAG\" \"$RELEASE_COMMIT\"\ntest \"$(git rev-parse --verify \"$RELEASE_TAG^{commit}\")\" = \"$RELEASE_COMMIT\"\ntest \"$(git rev-parse --verify \"$RELEASE_TAG^{tree}\")\" = \"$RELEASE_TREE\"\ngit push origin \"$RELEASE_TAG\"\n```\n\nCreate a tagged prerelease so the exact hosted asset can be acceptance-tested without making it the latest stable release. Immediately before upload, repeat the commit, tree, clean-status, and tag-identity guards; any failure means the asset must not be uploaded:\n\n```sh\ntest \"$(git rev-parse --verify HEAD^{commit})\" = \"$RELEASE_COMMIT\"\ntest \"$(git rev-parse --verify HEAD^{tree})\" = \"$RELEASE_TREE\"\ntest -z \"$(git status --porcelain=v1)\"\ntest \"$(git rev-parse --verify \"$RELEASE_TAG^{commit}\")\" = \"$RELEASE_COMMIT\"\ntest \"$(git rev-parse --verify \"$RELEASE_TAG^{tree}\")\" = \"$RELEASE_TREE\"\nsha256sum dist/adapter.spt \\\n  tools/omp-spt/target/release/omp-spt.exe \\\n  tools/omp-spt/target/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/release/omp-spt\ngh release create \"$RELEASE_TAG\" dist/adapter.spt \\\n  --repo BigscreenVR/omp-spt \\\n  --verify-tag \\\n  --prerelease \\\n  --latest=false \\\n  --title \"omp-spt vX.Y.Z\" \\\n  --notes-file <release-notes-file>\n```\n\nThese guards tie the uploaded artifact's build session to the clean commit and tree named by `vX.Y.Z`. The uploaded file name must remain exactly `adapter.spt`. Do not upload per-platform variants or rebuild between hashing and upload.\n\n## 7. Verify acquisition and native acceptance\n\nRepeat this entire section independently on disposable `x86_64-pc-windows-msvc` and `x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu` acceptance hosts. First prove tagged acquisition, the exact installed version, and installed strings with the repository's opt-in integration:\n\n```sh\nOMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1 \\\nOMP_SPT_RELEASE_TAG=vX.Y.Z \\\nOMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION=X.Y.Z \\\nsh ci/publish/release-acquire-int.sh\n```\n\nBoth release variables are mandatory once acquisition is opted in. The integration rejects a tag other than `v$OMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION`, downloads from `BigscreenVR/omp-spt`, verifies that `omp-spt` registers active from that repository's GitHub release directory, asserts `spt adapter version omp-spt` is exactly `X.Y.Z`, and resolves the packaged adapter label. Missing tools or GitHub authentication are failures after opt-in, not skips. The script temporarily removes the `omp-spt` registration, so do not run it on a node hosting an endpoint you need to preserve.\n\nReinstall the tagged candidate on that same host, assert its version again, then complete every native endpoint check in `docs/CI.md`:\n\n```sh\nspt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt --tag vX.Y.Z\nspt adapter version omp-spt\nspt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-fresh --create\n```\n\nThe version command must print exactly `X.Y.Z`. Release acceptance on each target requires evidence for tagged acquisition, fresh native bringup, attached OMP TUI, same-node message-to-turn-to-correlated-reply flow, idle/busy/idle state, blocked in-TUI session switching, native launch-time resume, graceful shutdown, and both ReadyAgent and LiveAgent behavior. Neither target can substitute for the other.\n\nCross-node transport is not an `omp-spt` release gate. Do not delay the adapter release on a subnet routing check after same-node delivery has proved the adapter boundary.\n\nIf any acquisition, version, or native acceptance item fails on either target, leave the release marked as a prerelease, fix the source, and cut a new version. Do not replace a tested tag or asset in place.\n\n## 8. Promote and verify the default install path\n\nOnly after all tagged acquisition and native acceptance evidence passes on both supported x86_64 targets, promote the release:\n\n```sh\ngh release edit \"vX.Y.Z\" \\\n  --repo BigscreenVR/omp-spt \\\n  --prerelease=false \\\n  --latest\n```\n\nVerify that the latest release is the intended stable tag and has one uploaded release asset named `adapter.spt`:\n\n```sh\ngh release view --repo BigscreenVR/omp-spt \\\n  --json tagName,isPrerelease,assets\n```\n\nFinally, on the disposable acceptance node, prove the shared unpinned install command resolves that latest release:\n\n```sh\nspt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt\nspt adapter version omp-spt\n```\n\nThe reported adapter version must be `X.Y.Z`.\n\n## 9. Verify the update path\n\nOn a disposable node that still has the prior stable `omp-spt`, run:\n\n```sh\nspt adapter update omp-spt\nspt adapter version omp-spt\n```\n\nThe update must install `X.Y.Z` from the same default `adapter.spt`. A running endpoint keeps the extension and helper it loaded at bringup; restart it to exercise the new release:\n\n```sh\nspt endpoint stop <id>\nspt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id>\n```\n\nThe second command attaches the native OMP TUI by default. No additional installation source or reload command is part of the update.\n\n## Release record\n\nRetain:\n\n- frozen release commit/tree and canonical `vX.Y.Z` tag identity;\n- deterministic gate outputs with no release-blocking skips;\n- hashes for `dist/adapter.spt` and both input binaries;\n- `gh release view` output showing stable tag `vX.Y.Z` and asset `adapter.spt`;\n- tagged acquisition results with exact `X.Y.Z` version assertions on both supported x86_64 targets;\n- the full per-target native acceptance evidence required by `docs/CI.md`;\n- the unpinned acquisition result; and\n- the `spt adapter update omp-spt` result and final reported version.\n\n\n[Some lines truncated to 768 chars]"}],"details":{"displayContent":{"text":"# Release runbook\n\n`omp-spt` has one release topology: this repository builds one multi-platform `adapter.spt`, and the GitHub release for `BigscreenVR/omp-spt` publishes that file under the default asset name `adapter.spt`.\n\n<!-- [doc->REQ-DIST-ADAPTER-RELEASE] -->\n\nThe archive contains the complete adapter:\n\n```text\nmanifest.toml\nstrings/omp-spt.mjs\nx86_64-pc-windows-msvc/omp-spt.exe\nx86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/omp-spt\n```\n\nspt-core keeps the shared root and flattens the current node's recognized target directory into the installed adapter directory. There are no per-platform release assets. Installing this one asset completes adapter installation; there is no secondary publication target or session reload action.\n\n## v0.2.0 release-target limitations\n\nThe v0.2.0 asset supports exactly **x86_64 Windows** (`x86_64-pc-windows-msvc`) and **x86_64 Linux** (`x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu`). It contains no macOS, Arm64, or other target payload. OMP itself may run on additional platforms, but that does not make the `omp-spt` release install usable there. Adding any target requires a real helper build, a recognized archive target, deterministic package validation, and tagged native acceptance before it can be advertised.\n\nUser commands are:\n\n```sh\nspt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt\nspt adapter update omp-spt\n```\n\n## Release prerequisites\n\nThe release operator needs:\n\n- write access to `BigscreenVR/omp-spt` and an authenticated `gh` CLI;\n- Rust and Cargo for the `tools/omp-spt` crate;\n- Node.js for the native extension tests;\n- Python with TOML and `jsonschema` support for manifest validation and stdlib `tarfile` support for authoring portable archive modes;\n- `traceable-reqs` for the required coverage gate;\n- Zig plus `cargo-zigbuild` when cross-building the Linux binary from Windows; and\n- disposable acceptance hosts for both `x86_64-pc-windows-msvc` and `x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu`, each with compatible `spt` and real `omp` installations.\n\nThe release commit must contain the intended `adapter/omp-spt.toml`, `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs`, helper source, tests, and changelog. The tag tree is the release source of truth.\n\n## 1. Set the version and release notes\n\nSet `[adapter].version` in `adapter/omp-spt.toml` to `X.Y.Z`. The Git tag and GitHub release tag must be `vX.Y.Z`; spt-core's `gh_release` updater resolves this conventional tag form.\n\nAdd `## [X.Y.Z] - YYYY-MM-DD` at the top of the current `omp-spt` section in `CHANGELOG.md`. Release notes must describe user-visible changes, required spt-core or OMP version changes, breaking behavior, and recovery steps. Do not include requirement ids, source paths, test-machine details, commit hashes, or incident forensics.\n\nEach release-note paragraph, blockquote, and bullet should be one physical line so GitHub performs display wrapping. If needed, the repository includes the verified normalizer:\n\n```sh\npython ci/publish/unwrap-changelog.py CHANGELOG.md\n```\n\nPrepare `<release-notes-file>` outside the Git worktree from that version's changelog body, excluding the `## [X.Y.Z] - YYYY-MM-DD` heading. Commit the manifest version, changelog, source, tests, and release documentation before proceeding.\n\n## 2. Run deterministic gates\n\nFrom the repository root:\n\n```sh\nsh tests/ci-gates.sh\nsh ci/run-gates.sh\nnode tests/omp-extension.mjs\n```\n\nAll commands must pass. For a release, a dependency-related `SKIP` is not a pass. Install the missing dependency and rerun. See `docs/CI.md` for the deterministic coverage and the separate real-endpoint acceptance bar.\n\n## 3. Freeze a clean release commit\n\nUse one shell for the remaining release commands. Pin the canonical tag name, commit identity, and tree before any release build:\n\n```sh\nRELEASE_TAG=vX.Y.Z\nRELEASE_COMMIT=$(git rev-parse --verify HEAD^{commit}) || exit 1\nRELEASE_TREE=$(git rev-parse --verify \"$RELEASE_COMMIT^{tree}\") || exit 1\ntest -z \"$(git status --porcelain=v1)\" || {\n  echo \"release tree is not clean and committed\" >&2\n  exit 1\n}\n```\n\nRecord `RELEASE_COMMIT` and `RELEASE_TREE` with the release evidence. Do not build from a different checkout, amend the commit, or change `HEAD` after this point. Every later identity guard must pass in the same shell; otherwise discard the artifacts and restart from this section.\n\n## 4. Build both platform binaries\n\nThe verified packer requires exactly one Windows binary and one Linux binary.\n\nImmediately before building, reassert the frozen clean source:\n\n```sh\ntest \"$(git rev-parse --verify HEAD^{commit})\" = \"$RELEASE_COMMIT\"\ntest \"$(git rev-parse --verify HEAD^{tree})\" = \"$RELEASE_TREE\"\ntest -z \"$(git status --porcelain=v1)\"\n```\n\nBuild and test the native Windows release binary:\n\n```sh\nsh ci/digest/build.sh\n```\n\nThis writes:\n\n```text\ntools/omp-spt/target/release/omp-spt.exe\n```\n\nBuild the Linux release binary. On Windows, use Zig as the cross-linker:\n\n```sh\nrustup target add x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu\ncargo install cargo-zigbuild\ncargo zigbuild --release \\\n  --target x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu \\\n  --manifest-path tools/omp-spt/Cargo.toml\n```\n\nThis writes:\n\n```text\ntools/omp-spt/target/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/release/omp-spt\n```\n\n`cargo install cargo-zigbuild` is one-time setup. Zig itself must also be on `PATH`. A native Linux builder may produce the same target path with its normal Cargo toolchain.\n\n## 5. Pack the single release asset\n\nThe repository packer is dry-run by default:\n\nBefore either the dry-run or applied pack, repeat the `HEAD`, tree, and clean-status guards from section 4. A failed guard invalidates the input binaries; rebuild them after freezing a new release commit.\n\n```sh\nsh ci/publish/package-adapter.sh\n```\n\nReview the plan, then create the artifact:\n\n```sh\nsh ci/publish/package-adapter.sh --apply\n```\n\nThe applied command writes only:\n\n```text\ndist/adapter.spt\n```\n\n`ci/publish/package-adapter.sh` validates the manifest, enforces a fat-archive-compatible spt-core floor, and requires exactly `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` plus both platform binaries. It rejects a Windows payload without PE magic, a Linux payload without ELF magic, failed staging copies, a non-executable archived Linux member, and any archive member outside the exact manifest, extension, Windows binary, and Linux binary contract. Its Python archive writer authors the Linux member as mode `0755` even when packaging on MSYS/NTFS, then the packer validates that mode from the completed archive. It renames `adapter/omp-spt.toml` to root-level `manifest.toml`; it does not copy arbitrary files from `adapter/strings/`. Do not add another target directory or publis…\n\nFor an independent listing check:\n\n```sh\ntar -tzf dist/adapter.spt\n```\n\nThe listing must contain the four release files shown at the top of this runbook and no other files; normal directory entries emitted by `tar` are allowed. Retain the packer's validation output and the SHA-256 hashes of `dist/adapter.spt` and both input executables.\n\n## 6. Tag and stage the GitHub release\n\nBefore tagging, prove that the working checkout is still the clean frozen source, create the canonical tag at that exact commit, and verify its identity:\n\n```sh\ntest \"$(git rev-parse --verify HEAD^{commit})\" = \"$RELEASE_COMMIT\"\ntest \"$(git rev-parse --verify HEAD^{tree})\" = \"$RELEASE_TREE\"\ntest -z \"$(git status --porcelain=v1)\"\ngit tag \"$RELEASE_TAG\" \"$RELEASE_COMMIT\"\ntest \"$(git rev-parse --verify \"$RELEASE_TAG^{commit}\")\" = \"$RELEASE_COMMIT\"\ntest \"$(git rev-parse --verify \"$RELEASE_TAG^{tree}\")\" = \"$RELEASE_TREE\"\ngit push origin \"$RELEASE_TAG\"\n```\n\nCreate a tagged prerelease so the exact hosted asset can be acceptance-tested without making it the latest stable release. Immediately before upload, repeat the commit, tree, clean-status, and tag-identity guards; any failure means the asset must not be uploaded:\n\n```sh\ntest \"$(git rev-parse --verify HEAD^{commit})\" = \"$RELEASE_COMMIT\"\ntest \"$(git rev-parse --verify HEAD^{tree})\" = \"$RELEASE_TREE\"\ntest -z \"$(git status --porcelain=v1)\"\ntest \"$(git rev-parse --verify \"$RELEASE_TAG^{commit}\")\" = \"$RELEASE_COMMIT\"\ntest \"$(git rev-parse --verify \"$RELEASE_TAG^{tree}\")\" = \"$RELEASE_TREE\"\nsha256sum dist/adapter.spt \\\n  tools/omp-spt/target/release/omp-spt.exe \\\n  tools/omp-spt/target/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/release/omp-spt\ngh release create \"$RELEASE_TAG\" dist/adapter.spt \\\n  --repo BigscreenVR/omp-spt \\\n  --verify-tag \\\n  --prerelease \\\n  --latest=false \\\n  --title \"omp-spt vX.Y.Z\" \\\n  --notes-file <release-notes-file>\n```\n\nThese guards tie the uploaded artifact's build session to the clean commit and tree named by `vX.Y.Z`. The uploaded file name must remain exactly `adapter.spt`. Do not upload per-platform variants or rebuild between hashing and upload.\n\n## 7. Verify acquisition and native acceptance\n\nRepeat this entire section independently on disposable `x86_64-pc-windows-msvc` and `x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu` acceptance hosts. First prove tagged acquisition, the exact installed version, and installed strings with the repository's opt-in integration:\n\n```sh\nOMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1 \\\nOMP_SPT_RELEASE_TAG=vX.Y.Z \\\nOMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION=X.Y.Z \\\nsh ci/publish/release-acquire-int.sh\n```\n\nBoth release variables are mandatory once acquisition is opted in. The integration rejects a tag other than `v$OMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION`, downloads from `BigscreenVR/omp-spt`, verifies that `omp-spt` registers active from that repository's GitHub release directory, asserts `spt adapter version omp-spt` is exactly `X.Y.Z`, and resolves the packaged adapter label. Missing tools or GitHub authentication are failures after opt-in, not skips. The script temporarily removes the `omp-spt` registration, so do not run it on a node hosting an endpoint you need to preserve.\n\nReinstall the tagged candidate on that same host, assert its version again, then complete every native endpoint check in `docs/CI.md`:\n\n```sh\nspt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt --tag vX.Y.Z\nspt adapter version omp-spt\nspt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-fresh --create\n```\n\nThe version command must print exactly `X.Y.Z`. Release acceptance on each target requires evidence for tagged acquisition, fresh native bringup, attached OMP TUI, same-node message-to-turn-to-correlated-reply flow, idle/busy/idle state, blocked in-TUI session switching, native launch-time resume, graceful shutdown, and both ReadyAgent and LiveAgent behavior. Neither target can substitute for the other.\n\nCross-node transport is not an `omp-spt` release gate. Do not delay the adapter release on a subnet routing check after same-node delivery has proved the adapter boundary.\n\nIf any acquisition, version, or native acceptance item fails on either target, leave the release marked as a prerelease, fix the source, and cut a new version. Do not replace a tested tag or asset in place.\n\n## 8. Promote and verify the default install path\n\nOnly after all tagged acquisition and native acceptance evidence passes on both supported x86_64 targets, promote the release:\n\n```sh\ngh release edit \"vX.Y.Z\" \\\n  --repo BigscreenVR/omp-spt \\\n  --prerelease=false \\\n  --latest\n```\n\nVerify that the latest release is the intended stable tag and has one uploaded release asset named `adapter.spt`:\n\n```sh\ngh release view --repo BigscreenVR/omp-spt \\\n  --json tagName,isPrerelease,assets\n```\n\nFinally, on the disposable acceptance node, prove the shared unpinned install command resolves that latest release:\n\n```sh\nspt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt\nspt adapter version omp-spt\n```\n\nThe reported adapter version must be `X.Y.Z`.\n\n## 9. Verify the update path\n\nOn a disposable node that still has the prior stable `omp-spt`, run:\n\n```sh\nspt adapter update omp-spt\nspt adapter version omp-spt\n```\n\nThe update must install `X.Y.Z` from the same default `adapter.spt`. A running endpoint keeps the extension and helper it loaded at bringup; restart it to exercise the new release:\n\n```sh\nspt endpoint stop <id>\nspt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id>\n```\n\nThe second command attaches the native OMP TUI by default. 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A deterministic pass is necessary, but it is not release acceptance.\n\n## Deterministic gates\n\nRun these from the repository root:\n\n```sh\nsh tests/ci-gates.sh\nsh ci/run-gates.sh\nnode tests/omp-extension.mjs\n```\n\n`tests/ci-gates.sh` guards the gate dispatcher itself. `ci/run-gates.sh` performs shell-syntax checks, validates `adapter/omp-spt.toml` against the vendored published schema, checks the native launch and session manifest, tests the fat archive contract, runs a hermetic release-acquisition dry run with fake `gh`/`spt` commands, and runs the `omp-spt` helper's Rust tests and release build. It also runs `traceable-reqs check` when the command is installed. `tests/omp-extension.mjs` exercises extension delivery, serialized custody, correlated outcomes, busy/idle transitions, listener failure handling, immutable session binding, and shutdown.\n\n<!-- [doc->REQ-OMP-NATIVE-TUI] -->\n<!-- [doc->REQ-OMP-EXTENSION-CUSTODY] -->\n<!-- [doc->REQ-OMP-LISTENER-FAIL-CLOSED] -->\n<!-- [doc->REQ-OMP-SESSION-IMMUTABLE] -->\n<!-- [doc->REQ-OMP-MESSAGE-CONTEXT] -->\n<!-- [doc->REQ-OMP-READY-LIVE] -->\n\nThese are binary pass/fail checks. A release run must treat any `SKIP` caused by a missing interpreter, Rust toolchain, platform binary, or `traceable-reqs` installation as an incomplete gate, provision the dependency, and rerun. The archive test may intentionally prove that the packer refuses missing platform binaries, but a release still needs both platform builds before packaging. The live acquisition integration intentionally skips unless `OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1`; after opt-in, missing release variables, tools, or GitHub authentication are failures. Its hermetic central-gate test opts in and exercises those fail-closed paths without network access.\n\n## Native OMP release acceptance\n\nADR-0013 sets the release boundary. For v0.2.0, the only supported release hosts are **x86_64 Windows** (`x86_64-pc-windows-msvc`) and **x86_64 Linux** (`x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu`); the asset has no macOS or Arm64 payload. Acceptance must use the exact tagged candidate `adapter.spt`, a real `omp` installation, the native packaged extension, and disposable endpoint identities. Complete the full acceptance sequence independently on both supported hosts before promotion. Do not reuse an operator's long-lived endpoint id.\n\nInstall the tagged candidate on each acceptance host and verify its manifest version:\n\n```sh\nspt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt --tag vX.Y.Z\nspt adapter version omp-spt\n```\n\nThe version command must print exactly `X.Y.Z`. Then record target-specific evidence for every item below; a pass on one target cannot stand in for the other.\n\n### 1. Fresh bringup and attached TUI\n\n```sh\nspt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-fresh --create\n```\n\nThe default action attaches the terminal. Pass only if the broker-held terminal displays the real interactive OMP TUI, the packaged `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` extension binds `omp-spt-accept-fresh`, and the endpoint becomes reachable. Do not add a background-start flag: the attached native TUI is part of this proof.\n\n### 2. Same-node message, turn, correlated reply, and state\n\nFrom a second terminal on the same node:\n\n```sh\nprintf 'Reply with exactly OMP-SPT-ACCEPTED after reading this message.' |\n  spt ring omp-spt-accept-fresh --timeout 120\n```\n\nPass only if:\n\n- the delivery becomes one ordinary OMP user turn containing the sender stub and complete SPT event context;\n- the TUI visibly runs that turn;\n- `spt ring` prints the assistant's reply for that request, proving sender correlation; and\n- `spt endpoint list --json` shows the endpoint move from idle to busy for the turn and back to idle after the reply.\n\nThis is an end-to-end custody check, not a check for model wording alone. A rejection or turn failure must return an explicit failure outcome to the sender rather than silently dropping the request.\n\n### 3. Immutable in-TUI binding and native resume\n\nRecord the bound OMP session id. While the endpoint is running, attempt OMP's in-TUI new-session and resume/switch actions. Both must be blocked with an `omp-spt` warning, and the bound session id must remain unchanged.\n\nEnd the endpoint gracefully, then bind a new disposable endpoint explicitly to the recorded OMP session:\n\n```sh\nspt endpoint shutdown omp-spt-accept-fresh\nspt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-resume --resume <omp-session-id>\n```\n\nPass only if this launches OMP's native resume path into an attached TUI, preserves the prior transcript, and binds the new endpoint to the requested session. In-TUI switching stays blocked after resume. Native resume happens at endpoint launch, never by moving a running endpoint to another session.\n\n### 4. 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This page describes\nthe OMP-specific ownership boundary and lifecycle.\n\n## Ownership boundary\n\n| Component | Owns |\n| --- | --- |\n| `spt-core` | Endpoint records, adapter resolution, messaging, subnet reachability, lifecycle coordination, and release updates. |\n| Native OMP | The broker PTY, attachable TUI, interactive agent turns, tools, and transcript. |\n| `omp-spt` launch helper | Locating and validating the real OMP executable, then starting or resuming OMP with the packaged extension. |\n| `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` | Binding, delivery, activity state, reply correlation, listener recovery, and session shutdown inside OMP. |\n| `omp-spt` transcript helpers | Per-session history, digest extraction, end-of-session commune summaries, and LiveAgent Psyche turns. |\n\nThis separation is deliberate. The launch helper gets out of the hosted process path after starting\nOMP, while OMP remains in direct control of the terminal.\n\n## Install and launch\n\nInstall the release:\n\n```bash\nspt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt\n```\n\nCreate a named endpoint and attach:\n\n```bash\nspt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id librarian --create\n```\n\nThe canonical form is `spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id> --create`. Native attach is the\ndefault. The command needs no separate start flag.\n\nFor a fresh endpoint, the resolved manifest starts the launch helper with the packaged extension.\nFor an existing endpoint, the resume path selects the recorded OMP session and loads the same\nextension. Both paths leave the user in OMP's native TUI.\n\n## Extension lifecycle\n\nThe extension receives the endpoint id from `spt-core` and responds to native OMP events:\n\n| OMP lifecycle point | Adapter action |\n| --- | --- |\n| Session start | Bind the endpoint to OMP's session id, retain the returned authentication token, mark the endpoint idle, and start its delivery listener. |\n| Incoming Spacetime message | Parse the self-delimiting message envelope, retain its sender, queue it, and submit it to OMP when no other agent turn is active. |\n| Context assembly | Preserve the complete message envelope in the OMP turn so sender and body remain available to the model. |\n| Agent start | Mark the endpoint busy. |\n| Agent end | Extract the assistant response after the delivered message, send it to the original sender from this endpoint id, mark the endpoint idle, and dispatch the next queued message. |\n| Session shutdown | Stop delivery and retry timers, return a failure outcome for pending messages, end the bound session, and clear the OMP status indicator. |\n\nMessages are processed one at a time in arrival order. A message received during an active turn\nwaits in the extension queue rather than interrupting that turn. Every outcome is correlated with\nthe sender carried by its original Spacetime envelope.\n\n## Identity and continuity\n\nOne hosted TUI has one immutable endpoint and OMP session identity. The extension blocks in-TUI\nsession switches while the Spacetime endpoint is active. End the hosted endpoint first when you\nwant to select a different OMP session.\n\n`ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent` use the same native OMP endpoint and extension. `LiveAgent` also\nactivates the per-event Psyche role; `ReadyAgent` does not. History and digests are fetched from the\nJSONL transcript for the bound OMP session.\n\n## Failure behavior\n\nDelivery listener exits are retried with bounded backoff. If binding fails or the listener exhausts\nits restart budget, the adapter fails closed: it reports the problem in the OMP TUI, returns failure\noutcomes for pending messages, ends the Spacetime session, and shuts down the hosted TUI. A\nhalf-bound endpoint is never presented as healthy.\n\n## Updates and packaging\n\nEach release is one fat `adapter.spt` archive containing the supported adapter binaries and the\nshared `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` extension. Update it with:\n\n```bash\nspt adapter update omp-spt\n```\n\nNew endpoint bring-ups load the updated extension. A running endpoint keeps its current hosting\npath until it is restarted with `spt endpoint stop <id>` followed by\n`spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id>`.\n"}],"details":{"displayContent":{"text":"<!-- Reference: native OMP ownership and the packaged extension lifecycle.\n     Keep in lockstep with adapter/omp-spt.toml and adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs. -->\n# Native integration contract\n\n`omp-spt` hosts Spacetime endpoints as native Oh My Pi sessions. The authoritative generic\nadapter and CLI contract remains the\n[`spt-core` public documentation](https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases). This page describes\nthe OMP-specific ownership boundary and lifecycle.\n\n## Ownership boundary\n\n| Component | Owns |\n| --- | --- |\n| `spt-core` | Endpoint records, adapter resolution, messaging, subnet reachability, lifecycle coordination, and release updates. |\n| Native OMP | The broker PTY, attachable TUI, interactive agent turns, tools, and transcript. |\n| `omp-spt` launch helper | Locating and validating the real OMP executable, then starting or resuming OMP with the packaged extension. |\n| `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` | Binding, delivery, activity state, reply correlation, listener recovery, and session shutdown inside OMP. |\n| `omp-spt` transcript helpers | Per-session history, digest extraction, end-of-session commune summaries, and LiveAgent Psyche turns. |\n\nThis separation is deliberate. The launch helper gets out of the hosted process path after starting\nOMP, while OMP remains in direct control of the terminal.\n\n## Install and launch\n\nInstall the release:\n\n```bash\nspt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt\n```\n\nCreate a named endpoint and attach:\n\n```bash\nspt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id librarian --create\n```\n\nThe canonical form is `spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id> --create`. Native attach is the\ndefault. The command needs no separate start flag.\n\nFor a fresh endpoint, the resolved manifest starts the launch helper with the packaged extension.\nFor an existing endpoint, the resume path selects the recorded OMP session and loads the same\nextension. Both paths leave the user in OMP's native TUI.\n\n## Extension lifecycle\n\nThe extension receives the endpoint id from `spt-core` and responds to native OMP events:\n\n| OMP lifecycle point | Adapter action |\n| --- | --- |\n| Session start | Bind the endpoint to OMP's session id, retain the returned authentication token, mark the endpoint idle, and start its delivery listener. |\n| Incoming Spacetime message | Parse the self-delimiting message envelope, retain its sender, queue it, and submit it to OMP when no other agent turn is active. |\n| Context assembly | Preserve the complete message envelope in the OMP turn so sender and body remain available to the model. |\n| Agent start | Mark the endpoint busy. |\n| Agent end | Extract the assistant response after the delivered message, send it to the original sender from this endpoint id, mark the endpoint idle, and dispatch the next queued message. |\n| Session shutdown | Stop delivery and retry timers, return a failure outcome for pending messages, end the bound session, and clear the OMP status indicator. |\n\nMessages are processed one at a time in arrival order. A message received during an active turn\nwaits in the extension queue rather than interrupting that turn. Every outcome is correlated with\nthe sender carried by its original Spacetime envelope.\n\n## Identity and continuity\n\nOne hosted TUI has one immutable endpoint and OMP session identity. The extension blocks in-TUI\nsession switches while the Spacetime endpoint is active. End the hosted endpoint first when you\nwant to select a different OMP session.\n\n`ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent` use the same native OMP endpoint and extension. `LiveAgent` also\nactivates the per-event Psyche role; `ReadyAgent` does not. History and digests are fetched from the\nJSONL transcript for the bound OMP session.\n\n## Failure behavior\n\nDelivery listener exits are retried with bounded backoff. If binding fails or the listener exhausts\nits restart budget, the adapter fails closed: it reports the problem in the OMP TUI, returns failure\noutcomes for pending messages, ends the Spacetime session, and shuts down the hosted TUI. A\nhalf-bound endpoint is never presented as healthy.\n\n## Updates and packaging\n\nEach release is one fat `adapter.spt` archive containing the supported adapter binaries and the\nshared `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` extension. Update it with:\n\n```bash\nspt adapter update omp-spt\n```\n\nNew endpoint bring-ups load the updated extension. 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Its archive has no macOS or Arm64 adapter payload.\n\n**PowerShell (x86_64 Windows)**\n\n```powershell\nif (-not (Get-Command omp -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue)) { irm https://omp.sh/install.ps1 | iex }\nif (-not (Get-Command spt -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue)) { irm https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/install.ps1 | iex }\n```\n\n**bash (x86_64 Linux / Git Bash on x86_64 Windows)**\n\n```bash\ncommand -v omp >/dev/null 2>&1 || curl -fsSL https://omp.sh/install | sh\ncommand -v spt >/dev/null 2>&1 || curl -fsSL https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/install.sh | sh\n```\n\nOpen a fresh shell if either installer updated your `PATH`, then verify both commands:\n\n```bash\nomp --version\nspt --version\n```\n\n`omp-spt` requires Oh My Pi 16.3.15 or newer and `spt-core` 0.29.0 or newer. If\n`omp --version` reports an older release, run `omp update`, open a fresh shell if needed, and\nrepeat the version check before installing the adapter.\n\n## 2. Install the adapter\n\n```bash\nspt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt\n```\n\nThis installs one fat `adapter.spt` release for the supported x86_64 Windows and Linux targets. The archive includes their adapter binaries, the manifest, and the packaged OMP extension.\n\n## 3. Create and attach to an endpoint\n\nChoose a stable endpoint id. This example uses `librarian`:\n\n```bash\nspt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id librarian --create\n```\n\nFor another name, use the canonical form\n`spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id> --create` and replace `<id>`.\n\nThe command launches OMP with `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` and attaches your terminal directly to\nOMP's native TUI. Native attach is the default. `ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent` are the supported\nhostable roles.\n\nDuring bring-up, the extension:\n\n1. binds the OMP session id to the Spacetime endpoint;\n2. marks the endpoint idle and starts delivery;\n3. submits each incoming message as an OMP turn;\n4. sends OMP's response to the original sender; and\n5. ends the binding when the native TUI shuts down.\n\nYou now have a named endpoint in the standard Spacetime messaging and lifecycle model. Use the\n[`spt-core` documentation](https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases) for endpoint rosters,\nmessaging, subnets, and other public commands.\n\n## 4. Update later\n\n```bash\nspt adapter update omp-spt\n```\n\nOMP loads the packaged extension fresh on endpoint bring-up. Restart an already running endpoint\nto move it to the updated adapter:\n\n```bash\nspt endpoint stop librarian\nspt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id librarian\n```\n\nNext, read the [Native integration contract](./reference/harness-contract.md) for launch,\ndelivery, reply, failure, and shutdown behavior.\n"}],"details":{"displayContent":{"text":"<!-- Sub-10-minute, deterministic bring-up (DOCS-STRATEGY #1/#3). Every command runs as written. -->\n# Quickstart\n\nGoal: install `omp-spt`, create a named endpoint, and attach to its native OMP TUI.\n\n## 1. Install the prerequisites\n\nYou need [Oh My Pi 16.3.15 or newer](https://github.com/can1357/oh-my-pi/commit/e8d0a93d)\nand [`spt-core`](https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases). There is no plugin installation step.\n\nThe v0.2.0 `omp-spt` release supports **x86_64 Windows and x86_64 Linux only**. Its archive has no macOS or Arm64 adapter payload.\n\n**PowerShell (x86_64 Windows)**\n\n```powershell\nif (-not (Get-Command omp -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue)) { irm https://omp.sh/install.ps1 | iex }\nif (-not (Get-Command spt -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue)) { irm https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/install.ps1 | iex }\n```\n\n**bash (x86_64 Linux / Git Bash on x86_64 Windows)**\n\n```bash\ncommand -v omp >/dev/null 2>&1 || curl -fsSL https://omp.sh/install | sh\ncommand -v spt >/dev/null 2>&1 || curl -fsSL https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/install.sh | sh\n```\n\nOpen a fresh shell if either installer updated your `PATH`, then verify both commands:\n\n```bash\nomp --version\nspt --version\n```\n\n`omp-spt` requires Oh My Pi 16.3.15 or newer and `spt-core` 0.29.0 or newer. If\n`omp --version` reports an older release, run `omp update`, open a fresh shell if needed, and\nrepeat the version check before installing the adapter.\n\n## 2. Install the adapter\n\n```bash\nspt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt\n```\n\nThis installs one fat `adapter.spt` release for the supported x86_64 Windows and Linux targets. The archive includes their adapter binaries, the manifest, and the packaged OMP extension.\n\n## 3. Create and attach to an endpoint\n\nChoose a stable endpoint id. This example uses `librarian`:\n\n```bash\nspt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id librarian --create\n```\n\nFor another name, use the canonical form\n`spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id> --create` and replace `<id>`.\n\nThe command launches OMP with `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` and attaches your terminal directly to\nOMP's native TUI. Native attach is the default. `ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent` are the supported\nhostable roles.\n\nDuring bring-up, the extension:\n\n1. binds the OMP session id to the Spacetime endpoint;\n2. marks the endpoint idle and starts delivery;\n3. submits each incoming message as an OMP turn;\n4. sends OMP's response to the original sender; and\n5. ends the binding when the native TUI shuts down.\n\nYou now have a named endpoint in the standard Spacetime messaging and lifecycle model. Use the\n[`spt-core` documentation](https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases) for endpoint rosters,\nmessaging, subnets, and other public commands.\n\n## 4. Update later\n\n```bash\nspt adapter update omp-spt\n```\n\nOMP loads the packaged extension fresh on endpoint bring-up. Restart an already running endpoint\nto move it to the updated adapter:\n\n```bash\nspt endpoint stop librarian\nspt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id librarian\n```\n\nNext, read the [Native integration contract](./reference/harness-contract.md) for launch,\ndelivery, reply, failure, and shutdown behavior.\n","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]},"meta":{"source":{"type":"path","value":"C:\\Users\\decid\\Documents\\projects\\omp-spt\\docs-site\\src\\quickstart.md"}}},"isError":false,"timestamp":1784109679221}}
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{"type":"message","id":"a3c167c6","parentId":"78c89fa6","timestamp":"2026-07-15T10:01:19.222Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"call_V3ve4p6blWOknzdi95aGr0YH|fc_06575967b1b20879016a575a6f24c08199ab9cb3c3c806f044","toolName":"read","content":[{"type":"text","text":"# omp-spt — Oh My Pi harness adapter for spt-core.\n#\n# Native OMP owns every hosted terminal. The adapter binary is a launch,\n# digest/history, Psyche, and echo-commune helper; OMP's packaged extension owns\n# bind, delivery, activity state, reply, and shutdown inside the native TUI.\n# This manifest is authored only against the published spt-core manifest and\n# CLI contracts. 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{"type":"message","id":"373c1182","parentId":"e3b60446","timestamp":"2026-07-15T10:01:19.247Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"call_tNe8xNYgOfeQF2p8OvCWcAVY|fc_06575967b1b20879016a575a6f2498819994586e85f7201c65","toolName":"grep","content":[{"type":"text","text":"# README.md\n 6|[Spacetime (`spt-core`)](https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases). It lets `spt-core` host named\n*7|`ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent` endpoints in OMP's own terminal interface, with agent-to-agent\n 8|messaging, session continuity, history, digests, and live-agent context lifecycles.\n 9|\n 10|Native OMP owns the attachable TUI and its broker PTY. The packaged OMP extension handles endpoint\n...\n 70|attaches the terminal to OMP's native interface. Native attach is the default, so do not add a\n*71|separate start flag. `omp-spt` can host both `ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent` endpoint roles.\n 72|\n 73|Start with the [full quickstart](docs-site/src/quickstart.md) for the launch lifecycle and update\n 74|flow.\n\n# CHANGELOG.md\n 16|### Changed\n*17|- **The adapter is now OMP-native only.** The inherited Claude Code plugin, hooks, CCS profiles, worker topology, headless RPC bridge, and message-idle translation path are removed. `omp-spt` advertises ReadyAgent and LiveAgent only; Worker remains an intentional capability opt-out.\n 18|- **Fresh, resumed, and daemon-driven turns validate the real Oh My Pi executable before launch.** Explicit overrides, known install paths, and PATH candidates all receive the same identity probe, so an unrelated `omp` command cannot become the hosted terminal.\n 19|- **One endpoint stays bound to one OMP session for its lifetime.** In-TUI new, resume, fork, handoff, and branch actions are blocked; stop and relaunch the endpoint to select another native session.\n 20|- **Commune and signoff drops now live under the project-local `.spt/` directory.** The old harness-specific continuity path is no longer used.\n\n# docs/\n## CI.md\n 28|\n*29|These are binary pass/fail checks. A release run must treat any `SKIP` caused by a missing interpreter, Rust toolchain, platform binary, or `traceable-reqs` installation as an incomplete gate, provision the dependency, and rerun. The archive test may intentionally prove that the packer refuses missing platform binaries, but a release still needs both platform builds before packaging. The live acquisition integration intentionally skips unless `OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1`; after opt-in, missing release variable...\n 30|\n*31|## Native OMP release acceptance\n 32|\n*33|ADR-0013 sets the release boundary. For v0.2.0, the only supported release hosts are **x86_64 Windows** (`x86_64-pc-windows-msvc`) and **x86_64 Linux** (`x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu`); the asset has no macOS or Arm64 payload. Acceptance must use the exact tagged candidate `adapter.spt`, a real `omp` installation, the native packaged extension, and disposable endpoint identities. Complete the full acceptance sequence independently on both supported hosts before promotion. Do not reuse an operator's long-live...\n 34|\n 35|Install the tagged candidate on each acceptance host and verify its manifest version:\n 36|\n...\n 46|```sh\n*47|spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-fresh --create\n 48|```\n 49|\n*50|The default action attaches the terminal. Pass only if the broker-held terminal displays the real interactive OMP TUI, the packaged `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` extension binds `omp-spt-accept-fresh`, and the endpoint becomes reachable. Do not add a background-start flag: the attached native TUI is part of this proof.\n 51|\n 52|### 2. Same-node message, turn, correlated reply, and state\n 53|\n*54|From a second terminal on the same node:\n 55|\n 56|```sh\n 57|printf 'Reply with exactly OMP-SPT-ACCEPTED after reading this message.' |\n*58|  spt ring omp-spt-accept-fresh --timeout 120\n 59|```\n 60|\n 61|Pass only if:\n...\n 76|```sh\n*77|spt endpoint shutdown omp-spt-accept-fresh\n*78|spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-resume --resume <omp-session-id>\n 79|```\n 80|\n 81|Pass only if this launches OMP's native resume path into an attached TUI, preserves the prior transcript, and binds the new endpoint to the requested session. In-TUI switching stays blocked after resume. Native resume happens at endpoint launch, never by moving a running endpoint to another session.\n 82|\n*83|### 4. ReadyAgent and LiveAgent\n 84|\n*85|Exercise both hostable roles through spt-core's current ReadyAgent and LiveAgent flows:\n 86|\n*87|- **ReadyAgent:** the native OMP endpoint binds, listens, receives a same-node request, replies, and shuts down without requiring a daemon-driven Psyche turn.\n*88|- **LiveAgent:** the same native OMP hosting path remains attached and reachable while the daemon drives the manifest's bounded `psyche-omp` role; a Psyche event completes successfully, and normal message/turn/reply behavior still works afterward.\n 89|\n*90|Pass only if `omp-spt` advertises exactly ReadyAgent and LiveAgent and both use the native OMP endpoint. A Worker or an alternate hosting process is not an accepted adapter role.\n 91|\n 92|### 5. Graceful shutdown\n 93|\n 94|```sh\n*95|spt endpoint shutdown omp-spt-accept-resume\n 96|```\n 97|\n 98|Pass only if the extension ends the SPT session, reaps its listener, clears its TUI status, and the endpoint is no longer advertised as online. There must be no false-online endpoint and no orphaned acceptance process.\n...\n 101|\n*102|Cross-node transport is outside the `omp-spt` release gate. Once the exact message contract succeeds through the adapter on one node, subnet routing adds no OMP-specific seam and belongs to spt-core. A cross-node check may be useful for spt-core qualification, but it must not replace or block the same-node adapter acceptance above.\n 103|\n*104|Release evidence must identify the candidate `vX.Y.Z` tag and asset, OMP and spt-core versions, disposable endpoint ids, fresh and resumed OMP session ids, gate outputs, state transitions, correlated reply, both role outcomes, and final shutdown result separately for `x86_64-pc-windows-msvc` and `x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu`.\n## DOCS-STRATEGY.md\n 75|\n*76|- Describe `ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent` as the only hostable roles.\n 77|- Show how both roles use the same native OMP endpoint.\n*78|- Explain the daemon-driven Psyche behavior that distinguishes `LiveAgent`.\n 79|- State why OMP subagents are not advertised as separately hostable endpoints.\n 80|\n 81|### 5. Message an endpoint\n...\n 205|  daemon-role checks.\n*206|- For a release, prove a real fresh native endpoint, attachable TUI, same-node\n 207|  message-to-turn-to-correlated-reply flow, activity transitions, native resume, blocked in-TUI\n 208|  switching, graceful shutdown, and both hostable roles.\n*209|- Stop at the adapter boundary. Once same-node delivery proves the adapter handoff, cross-node\n 210|  transport is a spt-core concern rather than an `omp-spt` release gate.\n 211|\n 212|## Anti-patterns\n## OMP-BRIDGE-FIELD-ISSUES.md\n 37|   attachable OMP TUI.\n*38|6. **Release boundary:** same-node message/turn/reply behavior is required;\n 39|   cross-node transport is not re-tested by the adapter.\n 40|\n 41|## Public-contract status\n## PARITY.md\n 26|| Attach | `spt rc atlas` attaches to the broker-held terminal and displays the same native OMP TUI that owns the hosted session. | Public spt-core endpoint attach surface and ADR-0009 |\n*27|| Hostable roles | The adapter hosts `ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent`. Both use native OMP; `LiveAgent` also activates the daemon-driven Psyche role. OMP subagents are not independent SPT endpoints. | `hostable_types` and `[session.psyche_*]` in `adapter/omp-spt.toml` |\n 28|| Messaging and correlated replies | The packaged OMP extension serializes inbound SPT messages, submits each as one OMP turn, preserves the sender envelope as context, and returns that turn's final assistant response to the originating sender. Submission failures and turns without a response produce explicit failure replies. | `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` and ADR-0010 |\n 29|| Lifecycle and activity | The extension binds the native OMP session to the endpoint, reports busy and idle transitions, retries a failed listener with a bounded budget, fails closed if delivery cannot recover, and ends the SPT session during OMP shutdown. | `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` and ADR-0010 |\n 30|| Native resume and immutable binding | `[session.resume]` launches OMP with its native resume selector. Once bound, one endpoint owns exactly one OMP session for its lifetime. In-TUI switching and resume are blocked; using another session requires stopping the endpoint and relaunching with an explicit resume target. | `[session.resume]`, ADR-0011 |\n...\n 63|1. fresh bringup and an attachable native TUI;\n*64|2. same-node message receipt, one OMP turn, and a correlated reply;\n 65|3. busy and idle activity transitions;\n 66|4. native resume and refusal of in-TUI session switching;\n 67|5. graceful shutdown; and\n*68|6. `ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent` behavior.\n 69|\n*70|Cross-node messaging is not an adapter release gate. Once same-node delivery proves that\n 71|`omp-spt` hands the published message contract to spt-core correctly, subnet transport is wholly\n 72|inside the spt-core boundary and exposes no additional OMP adapter seam. This boundary is fixed\n 73|by ADR-0013.\n## RELEASE-RUNBOOK.md\n 11|strings/omp-spt.mjs\n*12|x86_64-pc-windows-msvc/omp-spt.exe\n*13|x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/omp-spt\n 14|```\n 15|\n 16|spt-core keeps the shared root and flattens the current node's recognized target directory into the installed adapter directory. There are no per-platform release assets. Installing this one asset completes adapter installation; there is no secondary publication target or session reload action.\n...\n 19|\n*20|The v0.2.0 asset supports exactly **x86_64 Windows** (`x86_64-pc-windows-msvc`) and **x86_64 Linux** (`x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu`). It contains no macOS, Arm64, or other target payload. OMP itself may run on additional platforms, but that does not make the `omp-spt` release install usable there. Adding any target requires a real helper build, a recognized archive target, deterministic package validation, and tagged native acceptance before it can be advertised.\n 21|\n 22|User commands are:\n 23|\n...\n 38|- Zig plus `cargo-zigbuild` when cross-building the Linux binary from Windows; and\n*39|- disposable acceptance hosts for both `x86_64-pc-windows-msvc` and `x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu`, each with compatible `spt` and real `omp` installations.\n 40|\n 41|The release commit must contain the intended `adapter/omp-spt.toml`, `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs`, helper source, tests, and changelog. The tag tree is the release source of truth.\n 42|\n...\n 111|```sh\n*112|rustup target add x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu\n 113|cargo install cargo-zigbuild\n 114|cargo zigbuild --release \\\n*115|  --target x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu \\\n 116|  --manifest-path tools/omp-spt/Cargo.toml\n 117|```\n 118|\n...\n 121|```text\n*122|tools/omp-spt/target/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/release/omp-spt\n 123|```\n 124|\n 125|`cargo install cargo-zigbuild` is one-time setup. Zig itself must also be on `PATH`. A native Linux builder may produce the same target path with its normal Cargo toolchain.\n...\n 182|  tools/omp-spt/target/release/omp-spt.exe \\\n*183|  tools/omp-spt/target/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/release/omp-spt\n 184|gh release create \"$RELEASE_TAG\" dist/adapter.spt \\\n 185|  --repo BigscreenVR/omp-spt \\\n 186|  --verify-tag \\\n...\n 196|\n*197|Repeat this entire section independently on disposable `x86_64-pc-windows-msvc` and `x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu` acceptance hosts. First prove tagged acquisition, the exact installed version, and installed strings with the repository's opt-in integration:\n 198|\n 199|```sh\n*200|OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1 \\\n 201|OMP_SPT_RELEASE_TAG=vX.Y.Z \\\n 202|OMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION=X.Y.Z \\\n 203|sh ci/publish/release-acquire-int.sh\n...\n 212|spt adapter version omp-spt\n*213|spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-fresh --create\n 214|```\n 215|\n*216|The version command must print exactly `X.Y.Z`. Release acceptance on each target requires evidence for tagged acquisition, fresh native bringup, attached OMP TUI, same-node message-to-turn-to-correlated-reply flow, idle/busy/idle state, blocked in-TUI session switching, native launch-time resume, graceful shutdown, and both ReadyAgent and LiveAgent behavior. Neither target can substitute for the other.\n 217|\n*218|Cross-node transport is not an `omp-spt` release gate. Do not delay the adapter release on a subnet routing check after same-node delivery has proved the adapter boundary.\n 219|\n 220|If any acquisition, version, or native acceptance item fails on either target, leave the release marked as a prerelease, fix the source, and cut a new version. Do not replace a tested tag or asset in place.\n 221|\n## SKILL-AUTHORING.md\n 13|- **Internal jargon in user-facing text.** What the *user* reads (e.g. the LIVE announcement) carries\n*14|  zero `Perch` / `Psyche` / `daemon` / `LiveAgent` / marker names. Say \"Now running as `<id>`\", not\n*15|  \"LiveAgent, Psyche hosted by the daemon\".\n 16|- **Untrue or stale steps.** Verify against behavior. (E.g. the persistent Monitor relay *survives*\n 17|  `/clear`/compact — there is no \"re-fire the relay\" step.)\n 18|- **Ceremony.** Don't make the agent gate on `BOUND`/`READY` markers in the happy path. Fire it,\n## SPT-CORE-FINDINGS.md\n 498|claude-spt-digest` / `-psyche` both **MISS**. Registration/activation succeed, but runtime\n*499|session-digest + LiveAgent Psyche can't find the bundled binaries. Copy-mode copies `manifest.toml` +\n 500|`strings/` only — the binaries extract but aren't placed on PATH.\n 501|\n 502|**Interim (shipped, adapter-side).** `/sptc:setup` now, after an `--release` activation, copies the\n...\n 544|\n*545|`ready` (becoming reachable) has a how-to; `live` (becoming a LiveAgent — a strictly larger, more\n 546|hazard-laden lifecycle: `[session.psyche_init]`, daemon-spawned Psyche, the `:live` composite, the\n 547|Monitor relay-vs-poll reconcile) does **not**. There is no published, canonical bringup recipe for a\n 548|live agent to defer to.\n...\n 685|  host — no `{os}/{arch}` placeholder needed. **Adapter change (C):** `ci/publish/package-adapter.sh`\n*686|  now emits the single fat `dist/adapter.spt` (win `x86_64-pc-windows-msvc/` + linux\n*687|  `x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/`), `min_spt_core_version` → 0.13.2 (mandatory for a fat archive), the\n 688|  F-014 windows-copy `adapter.spt` stopgap DROPPED. Win-triple flatten LOCAL-dogfooded (extract →\n 689|  flatten → translate-proof + digest-proof OK). **Layout was a published-docs GAP** (only in spt-core\n 690|  internal CONTEXT.md; not on docs-site/llms — confirmed with doyle, who is adding it to\n\n## adr/\n### 0009-all-endpoints-use-native-omp.md\n 6|\n*7|omp-spt hosts ReadyAgent and LiveAgent endpoints only. It does not advertise\n 8|Worker: OMP subagents are not independently bound SPT endpoints, and exposing\n 9|them would require a distinct lifecycle and identity contract rather than a\n 10|manifest capability claim.\n### 0013-release-gate-stops-at-the-adapter-boundary.md\n 4|\n*5|omp-spt uses layered verification: deterministic extension, manifest, session, digest/history, and daemon-role tests run on every change; a release additionally requires a real native OMP endpoint proving fresh bringup, attachable TUI, same-node message-to-turn-to-correlated-reply flow, busy/idle state, native resume, blocked in-TUI switching, graceful shutdown, and ReadyAgent/LiveAgent behavior. Cross-node messaging is not an adapter release gate: once the adapter has handed the same message contract to...\n\n# docs-site/\n## llms.txt\n 2|\n*3|> Native Oh My Pi adapter for Spacetime (spt-core). Install one `adapter.spt` release from `BigscreenVR/omp-spt`, then host attachable `ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent` endpoints in OMP's own TUI. No plugin is required.\n 4|\n 5|## Docs\n 6|\n\n## book/\n### index.html\n 186|<ul>\n*187|<li><strong><code>ReadyAgent</code></strong> stays reachable for direct messages in its native OMP TUI.</li>\n*188|<li><strong><code>LiveAgent</code></strong> uses the same native endpoint and also activates the live-agent Psyche lifecycle.</li>\n 189|</ul>\n 190|<p>There is no plugin installation step. Install OMP and <code>spt-core</code>, then install the\n 191|<code>BigscreenVR/omp-spt</code> adapter release.</p>\n### introduction.html\n 186|<ul>\n*187|<li><strong><code>ReadyAgent</code></strong> stays reachable for direct messages in its native OMP TUI.</li>\n*188|<li><strong><code>LiveAgent</code></strong> uses the same native endpoint and also activates the live-agent Psyche lifecycle.</li>\n 189|</ul>\n 190|<p>There is no plugin installation step. Install OMP and <code>spt-core</code>, then install the\n 191|<code>BigscreenVR/omp-spt</code> adapter release.</p>\n### print.html\n 187|<ul>\n*188|<li><strong><code>ReadyAgent</code></strong> stays reachable for direct messages in its native OMP TUI.</li>\n*189|<li><strong><code>LiveAgent</code></strong> uses the same native endpoint and also activates the live-agent Psyche lifecycle.</li>\n 190|</ul>\n 191|<p>There is no plugin installation step. Install OMP and <code>spt-core</code>, then install the\n 192|<code>BigscreenVR/omp-spt</code> adapter release.</p>\n...\n 256|<p>The command launches OMP with <code>adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs</code> and attaches your terminal directly to\n*257|OMP’s native TUI. Native attach is the default. <code>ReadyAgent</code> and <code>LiveAgent</code> are the supported\n 258|hostable roles.</p>\n 259|<p>During bring-up, the extension:</p>\n 260|<ol>\n...\n 297|<tr><td><code>adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs</code></td><td>Binding, delivery, activity state, reply correlation, listener recovery, and session shutdown inside OMP.</td></tr>\n*298|<tr><td><code>omp-spt</code> transcript helpers</td><td>Per-session history, digest extraction, end-of-session commune summaries, and LiveAgent Psyche turns.</td></tr>\n 299|</tbody>\n 300|</table>\n 301|</div>\n...\n 339|want to select a different OMP session.</p>\n*340|<p><code>ReadyAgent</code> and <code>LiveAgent</code> use the same native OMP endpoint and extension. <code>LiveAgent</code> also\n*341|activates the per-event Psyche role; <code>ReadyAgent</code> does not. History and digests are fetched from the\n 342|JSONL transcript for the bound OMP session.</p>\n 343|<h2 id=\"failure-behavior\"><a class=\"header\" href=\"#failure-behavior\">Failure behavior</a></h2>\n 344|<p>Delivery listener exits are retried with bounded backoff. If binding fails or the listener exhausts\n### quickstart.html\n 213|<p>The command launches OMP with <code>adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs</code> and attaches your terminal directly to\n*214|OMP’s native TUI. Native attach is the default. <code>ReadyAgent</code> and <code>LiveAgent</code> are the supported\n 215|hostable roles.</p>\n 216|<p>During bring-up, the extension:</p>\n 217|<ol>\n### searchindex-4ab4a2d1.js\n*1|window.search = Object.assign(window.search, JSON.parse('{\"doc_urls\":[\"introduction.html#introduction\",\"introduction.html#mental-model\",\"introduction.html#what-the-extension-does\",\"quickstart.html#quickstart\",\"quickstart.html#1-install-the-prerequisites\",\"quickstart.html#2-install-the-adapter\",\"quickstart.html#3-create-and-attach-to-an-endpoint\",\"quickstart.html#4-update-later\",\"reference/harness-contract.html#native-integration-contract\",\"reference/harness-contract.html#ownership-boundary\",\"reference/ha...\n\n### reference/\n#### harness-contract.html\n 198|<tr><td><code>adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs</code></td><td>Binding, delivery, activity state, reply correlation, listener recovery, and session shutdown inside OMP.</td></tr>\n*199|<tr><td><code>omp-spt</code> transcript helpers</td><td>Per-session history, digest extraction, end-of-session commune summaries, and LiveAgent Psyche turns.</td></tr>\n 200|</tbody>\n 201|</table>\n 202|</div>\n...\n 240|want to select a different OMP session.</p>\n*241|<p><code>ReadyAgent</code> and <code>LiveAgent</code> use the same native OMP endpoint and extension. <code>LiveAgent</code> also\n*242|activates the per-event Psyche role; <code>ReadyAgent</code> does not. History and digests are fetched from the\n 243|JSONL transcript for the bound OMP session.</p>\n 244|<h2 id=\"failure-behavior\"><a class=\"header\" href=\"#failure-behavior\">Failure behavior</a></h2>\n 245|<p>Delivery listener exits are retried with bounded backoff. If binding fails or the listener exhausts\n\n## src/\n### introduction.md\n 8|\n*9|- **`ReadyAgent`** stays reachable for direct messages in its native OMP TUI.\n*10|- **`LiveAgent`** uses the same native endpoint and also activates the live-agent Psyche lifecycle.\n 11|\n 12|There is no plugin installation step. Install OMP and `spt-core`, then install the\n 13|`BigscreenVR/omp-spt` adapter release.\n### quickstart.md\n 57|The command launches OMP with `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` and attaches your terminal directly to\n*58|OMP's native TUI. Native attach is the default. `ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent` are the supported\n 59|hostable roles.\n 60|\n 61|During bring-up, the extension:\n\nShowing files 1-20 of 30. 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It lets `spt-core` host named\n *7│`ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent` endpoints in OMP's own terminal interface, with agent-to-agent\n  8│messaging, session continuity, history, digests, and live-agent context lifecycles.\n  9│\n 10│Native OMP owns the attachable TUI and its broker PTY. The packaged OMP extension handles endpoint\n   │...\n 70│attaches the terminal to OMP's native interface. Native attach is the default, so do not add a\n*71│separate start flag. `omp-spt` can host both `ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent` endpoint roles.\n 72│\n 73│Start with the [full quickstart](docs-site/src/quickstart.md) for the launch lifecycle and update\n 74│flow.\n\n# CHANGELOG.md\n 16│### Changed\n*17│- **The adapter is now OMP-native only.** The inherited Claude Code plugin, hooks, CCS profiles, worker topology, headless RPC bridge, and message-idle translation path are removed. `omp-spt` advertises ReadyAgent and LiveAgent only; Worker remains an intentional capability opt-out.\n 18│- **Fresh, resumed, and daemon-driven turns validate the real Oh My Pi executable before launch.** Explicit overrides, known install paths, and PATH candidates all receive the same identity probe, so an unrelated `omp` command cannot become the hosted terminal.\n 19│- **One endpoint stays bound to one OMP session for its lifetime.** In-TUI new, resume, fork, handoff, and branch actions are blocked; stop and relaunch the endpoint to select another native session.\n 20│- **Commune and signoff drops now live under the project-local `.spt/` directory.** The old harness-specific continuity path is no longer used.\n\n# docs/\n## CI.md\n  28│\n *29│These are binary pass/fail checks. A release run must treat any `SKIP` caused by a missing interpreter, Rust toolchain, platform binary, or `traceable-reqs` installation as an incomplete gate, provision the dependency, and rerun. The archive test may intentionally prove that the packer refuses missing platform binaries, but a release still needs both platform builds before packaging. The live acquisition integration intentionally skips unless `OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1`; after opt-in, missing release variable...\n  30│\n *31│## Native OMP release acceptance\n  32│\n *33│ADR-0013 sets the release boundary. For v0.2.0, the only supported release hosts are **x86_64 Windows** (`x86_64-pc-windows-msvc`) and **x86_64 Linux** (`x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu`); the asset has no macOS or Arm64 payload. Acceptance must use the exact tagged candidate `adapter.spt`, a real `omp` installation, the native packaged extension, and disposable endpoint identities. Complete the full acceptance sequence independently on both supported hosts before promotion. Do not reuse an operator's long-live...\n  34│\n  35│Install the tagged candidate on each acceptance host and verify its manifest version:\n  36│\n    │...\n  46│```sh\n *47│spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-fresh --create\n  48│```\n  49│\n *50│The default action attaches the terminal. Pass only if the broker-held terminal displays the real interactive OMP TUI, the packaged `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` extension binds `omp-spt-accept-fresh`, and the endpoint becomes reachable. Do not add a background-start flag: the attached native TUI is part of this proof.\n  51│\n  52│### 2. Same-node message, turn, correlated reply, and state\n  53│\n *54│From a second terminal on the same node:\n  55│\n  56│```sh\n  57│printf 'Reply with exactly OMP-SPT-ACCEPTED after reading this message.' |\n *58│  spt ring omp-spt-accept-fresh --timeout 120\n  59│```\n  60│\n  61│Pass only if:\n    │...\n  76│```sh\n *77│spt endpoint shutdown omp-spt-accept-fresh\n *78│spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-resume --resume <omp-session-id>\n  79│```\n  80│\n  81│Pass only if this launches OMP's native resume path into an attached TUI, preserves the prior transcript, and binds the new endpoint to the requested session. In-TUI switching stays blocked after resume. Native resume happens at endpoint launch, never by moving a running endpoint to another session.\n  82│\n *83│### 4. ReadyAgent and LiveAgent\n  84│\n *85│Exercise both hostable roles through spt-core's current ReadyAgent and LiveAgent flows:\n  86│\n *87│- **ReadyAgent:** the native OMP endpoint binds, listens, receives a same-node request, replies, and shuts down without requiring a daemon-driven Psyche turn.\n *88│- **LiveAgent:** the same native OMP hosting path remains attached and reachable while the daemon drives the manifest's bounded `psyche-omp` role; a Psyche event completes successfully, and normal message/turn/reply behavior still works afterward.\n  89│\n *90│Pass only if `omp-spt` advertises exactly ReadyAgent and LiveAgent and both use the native OMP endpoint. A Worker or an alternate hosting process is not an accepted adapter role.\n  91│\n  92│### 5. Graceful shutdown\n  93│\n  94│```sh\n *95│spt endpoint shutdown omp-spt-accept-resume\n  96│```\n  97│\n  98│Pass only if the extension ends the SPT session, reaps its listener, clears its TUI status, and the endpoint is no longer advertised as online. There must be no false-online endpoint and no orphaned acceptance process.\n    │...\n 101│\n*102│Cross-node transport is outside the `omp-spt` release gate. Once the exact message contract succeeds through the adapter on one node, subnet routing adds no OMP-specific seam and belongs to spt-core. A cross-node check may be useful for spt-core qualification, but it must not replace or block the same-node adapter acceptance above.\n 103│\n*104│Release evidence must identify the candidate `vX.Y.Z` tag and asset, OMP and spt-core versions, disposable endpoint ids, fresh and resumed OMP session ids, gate outputs, state transitions, correlated reply, both role outcomes, and final shutdown result separately for `x86_64-pc-windows-msvc` and `x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu`.\n## DOCS-STRATEGY.md\n  75│\n *76│- Describe `ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent` as the only hostable roles.\n  77│- Show how both roles use the same native OMP endpoint.\n *78│- Explain the daemon-driven Psyche behavior that distinguishes `LiveAgent`.\n  79│- State why OMP subagents are not advertised as separately hostable endpoints.\n  80│\n  81│### 5. Message an endpoint\n    │...\n 205│  daemon-role checks.\n*206│- For a release, prove a real fresh native endpoint, attachable TUI, same-node\n 207│  message-to-turn-to-correlated-reply flow, activity transitions, native resume, blocked in-TUI\n 208│  switching, graceful shutdown, and both hostable roles.\n*209│- Stop at the adapter boundary. Once same-node delivery proves the adapter handoff, cross-node\n 210│  transport is a spt-core concern rather than an `omp-spt` release gate.\n 211│\n 212│## Anti-patterns\n## OMP-BRIDGE-FIELD-ISSUES.md\n 37│   attachable OMP TUI.\n*38│6. **Release boundary:** same-node message/turn/reply behavior is required;\n 39│   cross-node transport is not re-tested by the adapter.\n 40│\n 41│## Public-contract status\n## PARITY.md\n 26│| Attach | `spt rc atlas` attaches to the broker-held terminal and displays the same native OMP TUI that owns the hosted session. | Public spt-core endpoint attach surface and ADR-0009 |\n*27│| Hostable roles | The adapter hosts `ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent`. Both use native OMP; `LiveAgent` also activates the daemon-driven Psyche role. OMP subagents are not independent SPT endpoints. | `hostable_types` and `[session.psyche_*]` in `adapter/omp-spt.toml` |\n 28│| Messaging and correlated replies | The packaged OMP extension serializes inbound SPT messages, submits each as one OMP turn, preserves the sender envelope as context, and returns that turn's final assistant response to the originating sender. Submission failures and turns without a response produce explicit failure replies. | `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` and ADR-0010 |\n 29│| Lifecycle and activity | The extension binds the native OMP session to the endpoint, reports busy and idle transitions, retries a failed listener with a bounded budget, fails closed if delivery cannot recover, and ends the SPT session during OMP shutdown. | `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` and ADR-0010 |\n 30│| Native resume and immutable binding | `[session.resume]` launches OMP with its native resume selector. Once bound, one endpoint owns exactly one OMP session for its lifetime. In-TUI switching and resume are blocked; using another session requires stopping the endpoint and relaunching with an explicit resume target. | `[session.resume]`, ADR-0011 |\n   │...\n 63│1. fresh bringup and an attachable native TUI;\n*64│2. same-node message receipt, one OMP turn, and a correlated reply;\n 65│3. busy and idle activity transitions;\n 66│4. native resume and refusal of in-TUI session switching;\n 67│5. graceful shutdown; and\n*68│6. `ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent` behavior.\n 69│\n*70│Cross-node messaging is not an adapter release gate. Once same-node delivery proves that\n 71│`omp-spt` hands the published message contract to spt-core correctly, subnet transport is wholly\n 72│inside the spt-core boundary and exposes no additional OMP adapter seam. This boundary is fixed\n 73│by ADR-0013.\n## RELEASE-RUNBOOK.md\n  11│strings/omp-spt.mjs\n *12│x86_64-pc-windows-msvc/omp-spt.exe\n *13│x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/omp-spt\n  14│```\n  15│\n  16│spt-core keeps the shared root and flattens the current node's recognized target directory into the installed adapter directory. There are no per-platform release assets. Installing this one asset completes adapter installation; there is no secondary publication target or session reload action.\n    │...\n  19│\n *20│The v0.2.0 asset supports exactly **x86_64 Windows** (`x86_64-pc-windows-msvc`) and **x86_64 Linux** (`x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu`). It contains no macOS, Arm64, or other target payload. OMP itself may run on additional platforms, but that does not make the `omp-spt` release install usable there. Adding any target requires a real helper build, a recognized archive target, deterministic package validation, and tagged native acceptance before it can be advertised.\n  21│\n  22│User commands are:\n  23│\n    │...\n  38│- Zig plus `cargo-zigbuild` when cross-building the Linux binary from Windows; and\n *39│- disposable acceptance hosts for both `x86_64-pc-windows-msvc` and `x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu`, each with compatible `spt` and real `omp` installations.\n  40│\n  41│The release commit must contain the intended `adapter/omp-spt.toml`, `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs`, helper source, tests, and changelog. The tag tree is the release source of truth.\n  42│\n    │...\n 111│```sh\n*112│rustup target add x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu\n 113│cargo install cargo-zigbuild\n 114│cargo zigbuild --release \\\n*115│  --target x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu \\\n 116│  --manifest-path tools/omp-spt/Cargo.toml\n 117│```\n 118│\n    │...\n 121│```text\n*122│tools/omp-spt/target/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/release/omp-spt\n 123│```\n 124│\n 125│`cargo install cargo-zigbuild` is one-time setup. Zig itself must also be on `PATH`. A native Linux builder may produce the same target path with its normal Cargo toolchain.\n    │...\n 182│  tools/omp-spt/target/release/omp-spt.exe \\\n*183│  tools/omp-spt/target/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/release/omp-spt\n 184│gh release create \"$RELEASE_TAG\" dist/adapter.spt \\\n 185│  --repo BigscreenVR/omp-spt \\\n 186│  --verify-tag \\\n    │...\n 196│\n*197│Repeat this entire section independently on disposable `x86_64-pc-windows-msvc` and `x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu` acceptance hosts. First prove tagged acquisition, the exact installed version, and installed strings with the repository's opt-in integration:\n 198│\n 199│```sh\n*200│OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1 \\\n 201│OMP_SPT_RELEASE_TAG=vX.Y.Z \\\n 202│OMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION=X.Y.Z \\\n 203│sh ci/publish/release-acquire-int.sh\n    │...\n 212│spt adapter version omp-spt\n*213│spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-fresh --create\n 214│```\n 215│\n*216│The version command must print exactly `X.Y.Z`. Release acceptance on each target requires evidence for tagged acquisition, fresh native bringup, attached OMP TUI, same-node message-to-turn-to-correlated-reply flow, idle/busy/idle state, blocked in-TUI session switching, native launch-time resume, graceful shutdown, and both ReadyAgent and LiveAgent behavior. Neither target can substitute for the other.\n 217│\n*218│Cross-node transport is not an `omp-spt` release gate. Do not delay the adapter release on a subnet routing check after same-node delivery has proved the adapter boundary.\n 219│\n 220│If any acquisition, version, or native acceptance item fails on either target, leave the release marked as a prerelease, fix the source, and cut a new version. Do not replace a tested tag or asset in place.\n 221│\n## SKILL-AUTHORING.md\n 13│- **Internal jargon in user-facing text.** What the *user* reads (e.g. the LIVE announcement) carries\n*14│  zero `Perch` / `Psyche` / `daemon` / `LiveAgent` / marker names. Say \"Now running as `<id>`\", not\n*15│  \"LiveAgent, Psyche hosted by the daemon\".\n 16│- **Untrue or stale steps.** Verify against behavior. (E.g. the persistent Monitor relay *survives*\n 17│  `/clear`/compact — there is no \"re-fire the relay\" step.)\n 18│- **Ceremony.** Don't make the agent gate on `BOUND`/`READY` markers in the happy path. Fire it,\n## SPT-CORE-FINDINGS.md\n 498│claude-spt-digest` / `-psyche` both **MISS**. Registration/activation succeed, but runtime\n*499│session-digest + LiveAgent Psyche can't find the bundled binaries. Copy-mode copies `manifest.toml` +\n 500│`strings/` only — the binaries extract but aren't placed on PATH.\n 501│\n 502│**Interim (shipped, adapter-side).** `/sptc:setup` now, after an `--release` activation, copies the\n    │...\n 544│\n*545│`ready` (becoming reachable) has a how-to; `live` (becoming a LiveAgent — a strictly larger, more\n 546│hazard-laden lifecycle: `[session.psyche_init]`, daemon-spawned Psyche, the `:live` composite, the\n 547│Monitor relay-vs-poll reconcile) does **not**. There is no published, canonical bringup recipe for a\n 548│live agent to defer to.\n    │...\n 685│  host — no `{os}/{arch}` placeholder needed. **Adapter change (C):** `ci/publish/package-adapter.sh`\n*686│  now emits the single fat `dist/adapter.spt` (win `x86_64-pc-windows-msvc/` + linux\n*687│  `x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/`), `min_spt_core_version` → 0.13.2 (mandatory for a fat archive), the\n 688│  F-014 windows-copy `adapter.spt` stopgap DROPPED. Win-triple flatten LOCAL-dogfooded (extract →\n 689│  flatten → translate-proof + digest-proof OK). **Layout was a published-docs GAP** (only in spt-core\n 690│  internal CONTEXT.md; not on docs-site/llms — confirmed with doyle, who is adding it to\n\n## adr/\n### 0009-all-endpoints-use-native-omp.md\n  6│\n *7│omp-spt hosts ReadyAgent and LiveAgent endpoints only. It does not advertise\n  8│Worker: OMP subagents are not independently bound SPT endpoints, and exposing\n  9│them would require a distinct lifecycle and identity contract rather than a\n 10│manifest capability claim.\n### 0013-release-gate-stops-at-the-adapter-boundary.md\n 4│\n*5│omp-spt uses layered verification: deterministic extension, manifest, session, digest/history, and daemon-role tests run on every change; a release additionally requires a real native OMP endpoint proving fresh bringup, attachable TUI, same-node message-to-turn-to-correlated-reply flow, busy/idle state, native resume, blocked in-TUI switching, graceful shutdown, and ReadyAgent/LiveAgent behavior. Cross-node messaging is not an adapter release gate: once the adapter has handed the same message contract to...\n\n# docs-site/\n## llms.txt\n 2│\n*3│> Native Oh My Pi adapter for Spacetime (spt-core). Install one `adapter.spt` release from `BigscreenVR/omp-spt`, then host attachable `ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent` endpoints in OMP's own TUI. No plugin is required.\n 4│\n 5│## Docs\n 6│\n\n## book/\n### index.html\n 186│<ul>\n*187│<li><strong><code>ReadyAgent</code></strong> stays reachable for direct messages in its native OMP TUI.</li>\n*188│<li><strong><code>LiveAgent</code></strong> uses the same native endpoint and also activates the live-agent Psyche lifecycle.</li>\n 189│</ul>\n 190│<p>There is no plugin installation step. Install OMP and <code>spt-core</code>, then install the\n 191│<code>BigscreenVR/omp-spt</code> adapter release.</p>\n### introduction.html\n 186│<ul>\n*187│<li><strong><code>ReadyAgent</code></strong> stays reachable for direct messages in its native OMP TUI.</li>\n*188│<li><strong><code>LiveAgent</code></strong> uses the same native endpoint and also activates the live-agent Psyche lifecycle.</li>\n 189│</ul>\n 190│<p>There is no plugin installation step. Install OMP and <code>spt-core</code>, then install the\n 191│<code>BigscreenVR/omp-spt</code> adapter release.</p>\n### print.html\n 187│<ul>\n*188│<li><strong><code>ReadyAgent</code></strong> stays reachable for direct messages in its native OMP TUI.</li>\n*189│<li><strong><code>LiveAgent</code></strong> uses the same native endpoint and also activates the live-agent Psyche lifecycle.</li>\n 190│</ul>\n 191│<p>There is no plugin installation step. Install OMP and <code>spt-core</code>, then install the\n 192│<code>BigscreenVR/omp-spt</code> adapter release.</p>\n    │...\n 256│<p>The command launches OMP with <code>adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs</code> and attaches your terminal directly to\n*257│OMP’s native TUI. Native attach is the default. <code>ReadyAgent</code> and <code>LiveAgent</code> are the supported\n 258│hostable roles.</p>\n 259│<p>During bring-up, the extension:</p>\n 260│<ol>\n    │...\n 297│<tr><td><code>adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs</code></td><td>Binding, delivery, activity state, reply correlation, listener recovery, and session shutdown inside OMP.</td></tr>\n*298│<tr><td><code>omp-spt</code> transcript helpers</td><td>Per-session history, digest extraction, end-of-session commune summaries, and LiveAgent Psyche turns.</td></tr>\n 299│</tbody>\n 300│</table>\n 301│</div>\n    │...\n 339│want to select a different OMP session.</p>\n*340│<p><code>ReadyAgent</code> and <code>LiveAgent</code> use the same native OMP endpoint and extension. <code>LiveAgent</code> also\n*341│activates the per-event Psyche role; <code>ReadyAgent</code> does not. History and digests are fetched from the\n 342│JSONL transcript for the bound OMP session.</p>\n 343│<h2 id=\"failure-behavior\"><a class=\"header\" href=\"#failure-behavior\">Failure behavior</a></h2>\n 344│<p>Delivery listener exits are retried with bounded backoff. If binding fails or the listener exhausts\n### quickstart.html\n 213│<p>The command launches OMP with <code>adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs</code> and attaches your terminal directly to\n*214│OMP’s native TUI. 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This is an intentional capability opt-out: OMP subagents are not independently bound SPT endpoints and would need a separate identity/lifecycle contract, not a manifest label.\n- Claude Code plugin/hooks, CCS profiles, headless RPC bridge, message-idle translation, Claude-specific lifecycle machinery, plugin marketplace/reload behavior. These are foreign-harness implementation details, not missing OMP product parity.\n- Cross-node testing as an adapter release requirement. Transport belongs to spt-core once same-node adapter delivery succeeds.\n\n## Follow-up grill decisions captured\n\nThe grill resolved the OMP-native boundary one decision at a time and updated `CONTEXT.md` inline. Accepted ADRs:\n- ADR-0008: OMP-native product boundary\n- ADR-0009: all endpoints use native OMP\n- ADR-0010: native delivery self-heals or closes\n- ADR-0011: endpoint/session binding is immutable\n- ADR-0012: continuity drops live under `.spt`\n- ADR-0013: release gate stops at the adapter boundary\n- ADR-0014: release tags use conventional semver form\n\n…\n\n…\n- Treat unexpected repository changes as operator work.\n\n[Showing lines 1-123 of 143. Use :124 to continue]"}],"details":{"truncation":{"content":"# Resume context: omp-spt v0.2.0 release and parity cutover\n\n## End goal\n\nDeliver and maintain `omp-spt` as the public-surface-only Oh My Pi harness adapter for spt-core: OMP owns the native terminal/TUI and session, the packaged OMP extension owns SPT delivery, and the adapter proves the complete contract using only published spt-core artifacts/docs and public OMP APIs. Keep the product boring, native, installable, updateable, traceable, and fail-closed. Do not reintroduce the inherited Claude Code plugin, hooks, CCS machinery, headless RPC bridge, idle translation, or Worker topology.\n\n## Current project status\n\nv0.2.0 is published as the latest stable release:\n- Release: https://github.com/BigscreenVR/omp-spt/releases/tag/v0.2.0\n- Tag: `v0.2.0`\n- Release commit: `e6b0ae1264679716c2ee92a81427821d09e5e7d2`\n- Asset: `adapter.spt`, 671199 bytes\n- SHA-256: `b0e76c056a351a7e65fa02c346be3587fceaa758ac829ebc7eef0a7a903b0451`\n- Supported payloads: x86_64 Windows PE and x86_64 Linux ELF in one fat archive\n- Main was clean and synchronized with `origin/main` at completion.\n\nThe initially published `omp-spt-v0.2.0` release was retracted after real clean-install verification found two public-contract defects. The corrected stable tag is `v0.2.0`. The inherited Claude-era `v0.2.0` tag was moved to the current product commit by explicit user decision. ADR-0014 records this policy.\n\nMerged release work:\n- PR #5: native OMP v0.2.0 cutover\n- PR #6: clean-install/lifecycle environment repair\n- PR #7: release-tag collision policy\n\nPublic spt-core findings filed:\n- https://github.com/SaberMage/spt-releases/issues/2 — spt 0.31 rejects documented `[env.*] direction=\"read\"` substitutions in lifecycle roles\n- https://github.com/SaberMage/spt-releases/issues/3 — `adapter update` prepends another `v` to project-prefixed release tags\n\n## Verified release behavior\n\nObserved against the published asset:\n- Clean isolated `spt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt --tag v0.2.0` succeeded and reported version 0.2.0.\n- Real installed adapter update from 0.1.3 to 0.2.0 succeeded through `spt adapter update omp-spt`.\n- `bash ci/run-gates.sh` passed.\n- Rust helper suite passed: 101 tests across four suites.\n- Strict native extension tests passed, including repeated 30/30 stability runs.\n- Windows release build passed.\n- x86_64 Linux Zig cross-build passed.\n- Exact four-file fat archive validation passed; Linux executable mode was preserved.\n- Real isolated manifest registration passed against spt 0.31.0.\n- `traceable-reqs check` passed: 16 complete, 0 incomplete, 0 findings.\n- `mdbook build docs-site` passed.\n\n`REQ-OMP-LIVE-RELEASE-GATE` intentionally remains inactive (`required_stages = []`). Deterministic adapter checks and same-node contract tests passed; no real two-target live endpoint acceptance or cross-node run was represented as completed. ADR-0013 keeps cross-node transport outside the adapter boundary because it is an spt-core concern.\n\n## Final architecture and invariants\n\nProduct boundary:\n- `omp-spt` is OMP-native only.\n- OMP remains the broker PTY process and renders its complete native TUI.\n- The packaged `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` extension binds/listens/state/replies through public SPT APIs.\n- The adapter advertises exactly ReadyAgent and LiveAgent.\n- Every endpoint owns one immutable OMP session for its lifetime.\n- In-TUI new/resume/fork/handoff/branch switching is blocked; stop and relaunch to select another session.\n- Commune and signoff drops live under project-local `.spt/`.\n\nDelivery custody:\n- Inbound delivery is serialized FIFO.\n- One accepted SPT event opens one ordinary OMP turn.\n- Visible prompt is a short `<msg from=\"…\"/>` sender stub.\n- The complete original SPT event envelope enters that same turn as context.\n- Peer text remains opaque content and cannot invoke slash commands.\n- Custody remains unsettled until correlated reply or explicit failure reaches the sender.\n- Outbound failure retries are bounded; exhaustion fails the endpoint closed.\n- Listener buffers and accepted queues are bounded by count and UTF-8 bytes.\n- Nested, malformed, truncated, missing-sender, or oversized frames fail closed without consuming another sender's event.\n- Listener recovery has bounded backoff and a stable-interval crash-budget reset.\n- Child commands are bounded, terminated, reaped, and resistant to stdin EPIPE/fast-exit races.\n- `session_stop` is an awaited current-turn custody barrier, not endpoint teardown.\n- `session_shutdown` uses one 1800ms budget and reserves a session-end attempt.\n\nDaemon/profile continuity:\n- Real spt 0.31 rejected the documented read-env substitutions in Psyche, echo, history, and digest roles; do not restore those placeholders unless issue #2 is fixed and verified.\n- `launch-omp` atomically snapshots only eight non-secret OMP locator/profile/executable selectors under `.spt/omp-spt-env-v1/<endpoint>.json`.\n- No API keys, auth tokens, or credentials are persisted.\n- Psyche and echo recover exact endpoint snapshots.\n- History and digest scan snapshots deterministically by session across default/named profiles.\n- Fresh/resumed/daemon-driven executable selection validates the real Oh My Pi binary with bounded `omp --version` identity probes; invalid explicit overrides fail immediately, invalid known/PATH candidates are rejected deterministically, and no unvalidated bare `omp` fallback is launched.\n\nEcho-commune remains shipped and enabled:\n- bounded whole-line/UTF-8-safe transcript tail\n- empty/whitespace/unusable giant-single-line input returns the strictly validated empty delta without invoking OMP\n- random exclusive owner-only temp files and cleanup on every path\n- absolute scratch paths, including relative/empty TMPDIR handling\n- private cwd; explicit system and untrusted-transcript prompts\n- no tools/LSP/session/extensions/skills/rules\n- all public OMP context providers disabled: native, claude, agents, codex, gemini, opencode, github, agents-md\n- retained named-profile model/auth resolution\n- bounded stdout/stderr and exact capped `<project-context>` + `<live-context>` parsing\n\n## Sister project parity evaluation\n\nThe sister adapter `../claude-spt` was compared by user-facing capability, not by copying its Claude-specific implementation. Results:\n\nPreserved/ported:\n- Ready endpoint: native OMP endpoint\n- Live endpoint/Psyche: one bounded per-event OMP turn with file-backed context/reseed signaling\n- Agent-to-agent messaging: packaged OMP extension\n- Correlated delivery custody: preserved and hardened\n- Commune/signoff continuity: project-local `.spt/`\n- Echo-commune: preserved and hardened\n- History: native OMP JSONL fetcher\n- Digest: native OMP JSONL-to-record extractor\n- Fresh/resumed session hosting: native OMP\n- Attachability: native OMP TUI\n- Adapter self-update: GitHub release avenue; clean add and in-place update verified\n\nDeliberately not preserved:\n- Worker endpoint. 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Accepted ADRs:\n- ADR-0008: OMP-native product boundary\n- ADR-0009: all endpoints use native OMP\n- ADR-0010: native delivery self-heals or closes\n- ADR-0011: endpoint/session binding is immutable\n- ADR-0012: continuity drops live under `.spt`\n- ADR-0013: release gate stops at the adapter boundary\n- ADR-0014: release tags use conventional semver form\n","truncated":true,"truncatedBy":"lines","totalLines":143,"totalBytes":7970,"outputLines":123,"outputBytes":7970,"lastLinePartial":false,"firstLineExceedsLimit":false},"displayContent":{"text":"# Resume context: omp-spt v0.2.0 release and parity cutover\n\n## End goal\n\nDeliver and maintain `omp-spt` as the public-surface-only Oh My Pi harness adapter for spt-core: OMP owns the native terminal/TUI and session, the packaged OMP extension owns SPT delivery, and the adapter proves the complete contract using only published spt-core artifacts/docs and public OMP APIs. Keep the product boring, native, installable, updateable, traceable, and fail-closed. Do not reintroduce the inherited Claude Code plugin, hooks, CCS machinery, headless RPC bridge, idle translation, or Worker topology.\n\n## Current project status\n\nv0.2.0 is published as the latest stable release:\n- Release: https://github.com/BigscreenVR/omp-spt/releases/tag/v0.2.0\n- Tag: `v0.2.0`\n- Release commit: `e6b0ae1264679716c2ee92a81427821d09e5e7d2`\n- Asset: `adapter.spt`, 671199 bytes\n- SHA-256: `b0e76c056a351a7e65fa02c346be3587fceaa758ac829ebc7eef0a7a903b0451`\n- Supported payloads: x86_64 Windows PE and x86_64 Linux ELF in one fat archive\n- Main was clean and synchronized with `origin/main` at completion.\n\nThe initially published `omp-spt-v0.2.0` release was retracted after real clean-install verification found two public-contract defects. The corrected stable tag is `v0.2.0`. The inherited Claude-era `v0.2.0` tag was moved to the current product commit by explicit user decision. ADR-0014 records this policy.\n\nMerged release work:\n- PR #5: native OMP v0.2.0 cutover\n- PR #6: clean-install/lifecycle environment repair\n- PR #7: release-tag collision policy\n\nPublic spt-core findings filed:\n- https://github.com/SaberMage/spt-releases/issues/2 — spt 0.31 rejects documented `[env.*] direction=\"read\"` substitutions in lifecycle roles\n- https://github.com/SaberMage/spt-releases/issues/3 — `adapter update` prepends another `v` to project-prefixed release tags\n\n## Verified release behavior\n\nObserved against the published asset:\n- Clean isolated `spt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt --tag v0.2.0` succeeded and reported version 0.2.0.\n- Real installed adapter update from 0.1.3 to 0.2.0 succeeded through `spt adapter update omp-spt`.\n- `bash ci/run-gates.sh` passed.\n- Rust helper suite passed: 101 tests across four suites.\n- Strict native extension tests passed, including repeated 30/30 stability runs.\n- Windows release build passed.\n- x86_64 Linux Zig cross-build passed.\n- Exact four-file fat archive validation passed; Linux executable mode was preserved.\n- Real isolated manifest registration passed against spt 0.31.0.\n- `traceable-reqs check` passed: 16 complete, 0 incomplete, 0 findings.\n- `mdbook build docs-site` passed.\n\n`REQ-OMP-LIVE-RELEASE-GATE` intentionally remains inactive (`required_stages = []`). Deterministic adapter checks and same-node contract tests passed; no real two-target live endpoint acceptance or cross-node run was represented as completed. ADR-0013 keeps cross-node transport outside the adapter boundary because it is an spt-core concern.\n\n## Final architecture and invariants\n\nProduct boundary:\n- `omp-spt` is OMP-native only.\n- OMP remains the broker PTY process and renders its complete native TUI.\n- The packaged `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` extension binds/listens/state/replies through public SPT APIs.\n- The adapter advertises exactly ReadyAgent and LiveAgent.\n- Every endpoint owns one immutable OMP session for its lifetime.\n- In-TUI new/resume/fork/handoff/branch switching is blocked; stop and relaunch to select another session.\n- Commune and signoff drops live under project-local `.spt/`.\n\nDelivery custody:\n- Inbound delivery is serialized FIFO.\n- One accepted SPT event opens one ordinary OMP turn.\n- Visible prompt is a short `<msg from=\"…\"/>` sender stub.\n- The complete original SPT event envelope enters that same turn as context.\n- Peer text remains opaque content and cannot invoke slash commands.\n- Custody remains unsettled until correlated reply or explicit failure reaches the sender.\n- Outbound failure retries are bounded; exhaustion fails the endpoint closed.\n- Listener buffers and accepted queues are bounded by count and UTF-8 bytes.\n- Nested, malformed, truncated, missing-sender, or oversized frames fail closed without consuming another sender's event.\n- Listener recovery has bounded backoff and a stable-interval crash-budget reset.\n- Child commands are bounded, terminated, reaped, and resistant to stdin EPIPE/fast-exit races.\n- `session_stop` is an awaited current-turn custody barrier, not endpoint teardown.\n- `session_shutdown` uses one 1800ms budget and reserves a session-end attempt.\n\nDaemon/profile continuity:\n- Real spt 0.31 rejected the documented read-env substitutions in Psyche, echo, history, and digest roles; do not restore those placeholders unless issue #2 is fixed and verified.\n- `launch-omp` atomically snapshots only eight non-secret OMP locator/profile/executable selectors under `.spt/omp-spt-env-v1/<endpoint>.json`.\n- No API keys, auth tokens, or credentials are persisted.\n- Psyche and echo recover exact endpoint snapshots.\n- History and digest scan snapshots deterministically by session across default/named profiles.\n- Fresh/resumed/daemon-driven executable selection validates the real Oh My Pi binary with bounded `omp --version` identity probes; invalid explicit overrides fail immediately, invalid known/PATH candidates are rejected deterministically, and no unvalidated bare `omp` fallback is launched.\n\nEcho-commune remains shipped and enabled:\n- bounded whole-line/UTF-8-safe transcript tail\n- empty/whitespace/unusable giant-single-line input returns the strictly validated empty delta without invoking OMP\n- random exclusive owner-only temp files and cleanup on every path\n- absolute scratch paths, including relative/empty TMPDIR handling\n- private cwd; explicit system and untrusted-transcript prompts\n- no tools/LSP/session/extensions/skills/rules\n- all public OMP context providers disabled: native, claude, agents, codex, gemini, opencode, github, agents-md\n- retained named-profile model/auth resolution\n- bounded stdout/stderr and exact capped `<project-context>` + `<live-context>` parsing\n\n## Sister project parity evaluation\n\nThe sister adapter `../claude-spt` was compared by user-facing capability, not by copying its Claude-specific implementation. Results:\n\nPreserved/ported:\n- Ready endpoint: native OMP endpoint\n- Live endpoint/Psyche: one bounded per-event OMP turn with file-backed context/reseed signaling\n- Agent-to-agent messaging: packaged OMP extension\n- Correlated delivery custody: preserved and hardened\n- Commune/signoff continuity: project-local `.spt/`\n- Echo-commune: preserved and hardened\n- History: native OMP JSONL fetcher\n- Digest: native OMP JSONL-to-record extractor\n- Fresh/resumed session hosting: native OMP\n- Attachability: native OMP TUI\n- Adapter self-update: GitHub release avenue; clean add and in-place update verified\n\nDeliberately not preserved:\n- Worker endpoint. This is an intentional capability opt-out: OMP subagents are not independently bound SPT endpoints and would need a separate identity/lifecycle contract, not a manifest label.\n- Claude Code plugin/hooks, CCS profiles, headless RPC bridge, message-idle translation, Claude-specific lifecycle machinery, plugin marketplace/reload behavior. These are foreign-harness implementation details, not missing OMP product parity.\n- Cross-node testing as an adapter release requirement. Transport belongs to spt-core once same-node adapter delivery succeeds.\n\n## Follow-up grill decisions captured\n\nThe grill resolved the OMP-native boundary one decision at a time and updated `CONTEXT.md` inline. 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Dry-run is the default.\n#\n# Usage:\n#   package-adapter.sh            # dry-run: validate + print the archive plan, write nothing\n#   package-adapter.sh --apply    # write dist/adapter.spt (validated)\nset -u\nHERE=$(CDPATH= cd \"$(dirname \"$0\")\" && pwd)\nROOT=$(CDPATH= cd \"$HERE/../..\" && pwd)\nADAPTER=\"$ROOT/adapter\"\nMANIFEST=\"$ADAPTER/omp-spt.toml\"   # renamed to manifest.toml INSIDE the archive (root-only rule)\nSTRINGS=\"${OMP_SPT_STRINGS_DIR:-$ADAPTER/strings}\"\nEXTENSION=\"$STRINGS/omp-spt.mjs\"\nTOOLS=\"$ROOT/tools\"\nOUT=\"${ADAPTER_SPT_OUT:-$ROOT/dist/adapter.spt}\"   # overridable so the unit test writes to a tmp file\nARCHIVE_WRITER=\"$HERE/create-adapter-archive.py\"\nAPPLY=0\n[ \"${1:-}\" = \"--apply\" ] && APPLY=1\n\n# Native Windows builds land in target/release; Linux cross-builds land in the\n# target-specific release directory. Tests may override those locations.\nWIN_TRIPLE=x86_64-pc-windows-msvc\nLINUX_TRIPLE=x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu\nWIN_RELSUB=\"${OMP_SPT_WIN_RELSUB:-release}\"\nLINUX_RELSUB=\"${OMP_SPT_LINUX_RELSUB:-$LINUX_TRIPLE/release}\"\nBINS=\"omp-spt\"\n\nmagic_of_file() {\n  od -An -tx1 -N4 \"$1\" 2>/dev/null | tr -d '[:space:]'\n}\n\n# Validate the manifest first — refuse to ship an invalid adapter.\necho \"== validate manifest ==\"\nif ! sh \"$ROOT/ci/manifest/check-manifest.sh\"; then\n  echo \"REFUSING to package: manifest failed schema validation (fix above, then retry).\" >&2\n  exit 1\nfi\n\n# The native extension is load-bearing: an archive without this exact file can register but cannot\n# launch a hosted endpoint.\nif [ ! -f \"$EXTENSION\" ]; then\n  echo \"REFUSING to package: required native extension missing: $EXTENSION\" >&2\n  exit 1\nfi\n\n# A fat archive is only readable on spt-core >= 0.13.2 — the manifest MUST declare that floor.\nfloor=$(grep -E '^min_spt_core_version' \"$MANIFEST\" | head -1 | sed -E 's/.*\"([^\"]+)\".*/\\1/')\ncase \"$floor\" in\n  0.13.2|0.13.[3-9]*|0.1[4-9].*|0.[2-9][0-9].*|[1-9].*) : ;;\n  *) echo \"REFUSING to package: min_spt_core_version is '$floor' but a multi-platform fat .spt needs >= 0.13.2 (doyle).\" >&2; exit 1 ;;\nesac\n\n# Require BOTH platforms' release binaries (NOT auto-copied by register — they ride the archive).\n# Refuse stale/text fixtures at release time: the Windows member must be PE and the Linux member ELF.\n# Executable mode is authored explicitly into the archive below because MSYS cannot represent it\n# reliably for an extensionless ELF file on NTFS.\necho\necho \"== tool binaries ==\"\ninvalid=0\nwin_path()   { echo \"$TOOLS/omp-spt/target/$WIN_RELSUB/$1.exe\"; }\nlinux_path() { echo \"$TOOLS/omp-spt/target/$LINUX_RELSUB/$1\"; }\nfor b in $BINS; do\n  win=$(win_path \"$b\")\n  linux=$(linux_path \"$b\")\n  if [ -f \"$win\" ]; then\n    case \"$(magic_of_file \"$win\")\" in\n      4d5a*) echo \"  ok    $win (PE)\" ;;\n      *) echo \"  BAD   $win (not a PE executable)\"; invalid=1 ;;\n    esac\n  else\n    echo \"  MISS  $win\"\n    invalid=1\n  fi\n  if [ -f \"$linux\" ]; then\n    case \"$(magic_of_file \"$linux\")\" in\n      7f454c46) echo \"  ok    $linux (ELF)\" ;;\n      *) echo \"  BAD   $linux (not an ELF executable)\"; invalid=1 ;;\n    esac\n  else\n    echo \"  MISS  $linux\"\n    invalid=1\n  fi\ndone\nif [ \"$invalid\" -ne 0 ]; then\n  echo \"REFUSING to package: build valid binaries for BOTH platforms — Windows: sh ci/digest/build.sh;\" >&2\n  echo \"Linux (cross): cargo-zigbuild --release --target $LINUX_TRIPLE for each tool crate (see docs/RELEASE-RUNBOOK.md).\" >&2\n  exit 1\nfi\n\necho\necho \"== plan ($([ \"$APPLY\" -eq 1 ] && echo APPLY || echo DRY-RUN)) ==\"\necho \"manifest : $MANIFEST  ->  (root) manifest.toml          [min_spt_core $floor]\"\necho \"extension: $EXTENSION  ->  (root) strings/omp-spt.mjs\"\necho \"win bins : -> $WIN_TRIPLE/{$(echo $BINS | tr ' ' ',')}.exe\"\necho \"linux bins: -> $LINUX_TRIPLE/{$(echo $BINS | tr ' ' ',')}\"\necho \"asset    : $OUT  (the single fat adapter.spt — auto-resolves the host triple on install)\"\n\nif [ \"$APPLY\" -ne 1 ]; then\n  echo\n  echo \"DRY-RUN: nothing written. Re-run with --apply to write $OUT, then attach it as 'adapter.spt'\"\n  echo \"to a GitHub release on the monorepo. End users: 'spt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt'\"\n  echo \"(default asset adapter.spt). Needs spt v$floor+. See docs/RELEASE-RUNBOOK.md.\"\n  exit 0\nfi\n\n# Stage the archive ROOT, then write it with explicit portable member modes. In particular, Python's\n# tar writer can author Linux mode 0755 even when the release is cross-packaged on MSYS/NTFS.\nSTAGE=$(mktemp -d \"${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/omp-spt-adapter.XXXXXX\") || { echo \"FATAL: mktemp failed\"; exit 2; }\ntrap 'rm -rf \"$STAGE\"' EXIT\ncp \"$MANIFEST\" \"$STAGE/manifest.toml\" || { echo \"FATAL: could not stage manifest.toml\"; exit 2; }\nmkdir -p \"$STAGE/strings\" \"$STAGE/$WIN_TRIPLE\" \"$STAGE/$LINUX_TRIPLE\" \\\n  || { echo \"FATAL: could not create archive staging directories\"; exit 2; }\ncp \"$EXTENSION\" \"$STAGE/strings/omp-spt.mjs\" \\\n  || { echo \"FATAL: could not stage strings/omp-spt.mjs\"; exit 2; }\nfor b in $BINS; do\n  cp \"$(win_path \"$b\")\" \"$STAGE/$WIN_TRIPLE/$b.exe\" \\\n    || { echo \"FATAL: could not stage $WIN_TRIPLE/$b.exe\"; exit 2; }\n  cp \"$(linux_path \"$b\")\" \"$STAGE/$LINUX_TRIPLE/$b\" \\\n    || { echo \"FATAL: could not stage $LINUX_TRIPLE/$b\"; exit 2; }\ndone\n\nPY=\"\"\nfor cand in \"${OMP_SPT_PYTHON:-}\" python python3 py; do\n  [ -n \"$cand\" ] || continue\n  command -v \"$cand\" >/dev/null 2>&1 || continue\n  PY=$cand\n  break\ndone\n[ -n \"$PY\" ] || { echo \"FATAL: Python is required to author portable archive modes\"; exit 2; }\nmkdir -p \"$(dirname \"$OUT\")\" || { echo \"FATAL: cannot create $(dirname \"$OUT\")\"; exit 2; }\n\"$PY\" \"$ARCHIVE_WRITER\" \"$STAGE\" \"$OUT\" \"$WIN_TRIPLE\" \"$LINUX_TRIPLE\" \\\n  || { echo \"FATAL: portable archive writer failed\"; exit 2; }\n\n# Self-validate the produced archive: exact shared files + BOTH valid target binaries.\necho\necho \"== validate archive ==\"\nif ! listing=$(tar -tzf \"$OUT\"); then\n  echo \"FATAL: could not list completed archive\" >&2\n  exit 2\nfi\nfatal=0\necho \"$listing\" | grep -qx \"manifest.toml\" || { echo \"FATAL: manifest.toml not at archive root\" >&2; fatal=1; }\necho \"$listing\" | grep -qx \"strings/omp-spt.mjs\" || { echo \"FATAL: strings/omp-spt.mjs not at archive root\" >&2; fatal=1; }\necho \"$listing\" | grep -qx \"$WIN_TRIPLE/omp-spt.exe\" || { echo \"FATAL: missing $WIN_TRIPLE/omp-spt.exe\" >&2; fatal=1; }\necho \"$listing\" | grep -qx \"$LINUX_TRIPLE/omp-spt\" || { echo \"FATAL: missing $LINUX_TRIPLE/omp-spt\" >&2; fatal=1; }\nunexpected=$(printf '%s\\n' \"$listing\" | grep -vE \"^(manifest\\.toml|strings/?|strings/omp-spt\\.mjs|$WIN_TRIPLE/?|$WIN_TRIPLE/omp-spt\\.exe|$LINUX_TRIPLE/?|$LINUX_TRIPLE/omp-spt)$\" || true)\n[ -n \"$unexpected\" ] && { echo \"FATAL: unexpected archive member(s): [$unexpected]\" >&2; fatal=1; }\nwin_magic=$(tar -xOzf \"$OUT\" \"$WIN_TRIPLE/omp-spt.exe\" 2>/dev/null | od -An -tx1 -N4 | tr -d '[:space:]')\nlinux_magic=$(tar -xOzf \"$OUT\" \"$LINUX_TRIPLE/omp-spt\" 2>/dev/null | od -An -tx1 -N4 | tr -d '[:space:]')\ncase \"$win_magic\" in 4d5a*) : ;; *) echo \"FATAL: archived Windows payload is not PE\" >&2; fatal=1 ;; esac\n[ \"$linux_magic\" = \"7f454c46\" ] || { echo \"FATAL: archived Linux payload is not ELF\" >&2; fatal=1; }\nlinux_mode=$(tar -tvzf \"$OUT\" \"$LINUX_TRIPLE/omp-spt\" 2>/dev/null | awk 'NR == 1 {print $1}')\ncase \"$linux_mode\" in -rwx*) : ;; *) echo \"FATAL: archived Linux payload is not executable ($linux_mode)\" >&2; fatal=1 ;; esac\n[ \"$fatal\" -eq 0 ] || exit 1\necho \"ok   exact manifest + extension + PE/ELF target payloads; Linux executable mode preserved\"\n\necho\necho \"WROTE $OUT (single fat adapter.spt). Next (operator): attach as 'adapter.spt' to a GitHub release\"\necho \"on BigscreenVR/omp-spt; end users 'spt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt' (spt\"\necho \"v$floor+). The fat archive auto-resolves the host's binaries — no per-OS --asset needed.\"\nexit 0\n"}],"details":{"displayContent":{"text":"#!/bin/sh\n# Pack the multi-platform `adapter.spt` release asset acquired from\n# `BigscreenVR/omp-spt` and used by the manifest's `gh_release` update avenue.\n# [impl->REQ-DIST-ADAPTER-RELEASE]\n#\n# Archive root:\n#   manifest.toml\n#   strings/omp-spt.mjs\n#   x86_64-pc-windows-msvc/omp-spt.exe\n#   x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/omp-spt\n#\n# spt-core classifies the recognized triple directories and flattens this\n# node's binary beside the shared root. The manifest's v0.29.0 floor is above\n# the v0.13.2 multi-platform archive floor. Dry-run is the default.\n#\n# Usage:\n#   package-adapter.sh            # dry-run: validate + print the archive plan, write nothing\n#   package-adapter.sh --apply    # write dist/adapter.spt (validated)\nset -u\nHERE=$(CDPATH= cd \"$(dirname \"$0\")\" && pwd)\nROOT=$(CDPATH= cd \"$HERE/../..\" && pwd)\nADAPTER=\"$ROOT/adapter\"\nMANIFEST=\"$ADAPTER/omp-spt.toml\"   # renamed to manifest.toml INSIDE the archive (root-only rule)\nSTRINGS=\"${OMP_SPT_STRINGS_DIR:-$ADAPTER/strings}\"\nEXTENSION=\"$STRINGS/omp-spt.mjs\"\nTOOLS=\"$ROOT/tools\"\nOUT=\"${ADAPTER_SPT_OUT:-$ROOT/dist/adapter.spt}\"   # overridable so the unit test writes to a tmp file\nARCHIVE_WRITER=\"$HERE/create-adapter-archive.py\"\nAPPLY=0\n[ \"${1:-}\" = \"--apply\" ] && APPLY=1\n\n# Native Windows builds land in target/release; Linux cross-builds land in the\n# target-specific release directory. 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{"type":"message","id":"fcafe84e","parentId":"07325103","timestamp":"2026-07-15T10:01:28.795Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"call_Zy52wkPXQiRRqjSBFKTHxQr0|fc_06575967b1b20879016a575a78b3008199af3393a73c642d85","toolName":"grep","content":[{"type":"text","text":"# README.md\n 6|[Spacetime (`spt-core`)](https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases). It lets `spt-core` host named\n*7|`ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent` endpoints in OMP's own terminal interface, with agent-to-agent\n 8|messaging, session continuity, history, digests, and live-agent context lifecycles.\n 9|\n 10|Native OMP owns the attachable TUI and its broker PTY. The packaged OMP extension handles endpoint\n...\n 62|```bash\n*63|spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id librarian --create\n 64|```\n 65|\n 66|`librarian` is an example endpoint id. The canonical form is\n*67|`spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id> --create`.\n 68|\n 69|The command creates the endpoint when needed, launches OMP with the packaged extension, and\n 70|attaches the terminal to OMP's native interface. Native attach is the default, so do not add a\n*71|separate start flag. `omp-spt` can host both `ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent` endpoint roles.\n 72|\n 73|Start with the [full quickstart](docs-site/src/quickstart.md) for the launch lifecycle and update\n 74|flow.\n...\n 88|spt endpoint stop librarian\n*89|spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id librarian\n 90|```\n 91|\n 92|Replace `librarian` with your endpoint id.\n\n# docs/\n## CI.md\n 46|```sh\n*47|spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-fresh --create\n 48|```\n 49|\n 50|The default action attaches the terminal. Pass only if the broker-held terminal displays the real interactive OMP TUI, the packaged `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` extension binds `omp-spt-accept-fresh`, and the endpoint becomes reachable. Do not add a background-start flag: the attached native TUI is part of this proof.\n...\n 77|spt endpoint shutdown omp-spt-accept-fresh\n*78|spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-resume --resume <omp-session-id>\n 79|```\n 80|\n 81|Pass only if this launches OMP's native resume path into an attached TUI, preserves the prior transcript, and binds the new endpoint to the requested session. In-TUI switching stays blocked after resume. Native resume happens at endpoint launch, never by moving a running endpoint to another session.\n 82|\n*83|### 4. ReadyAgent and LiveAgent\n 84|\n*85|Exercise both hostable roles through spt-core's current ReadyAgent and LiveAgent flows:\n 86|\n*87|- **ReadyAgent:** the native OMP endpoint binds, listens, receives a same-node request, replies, and shuts down without requiring a daemon-driven Psyche turn.\n*88|- **LiveAgent:** the same native OMP hosting path remains attached and reachable while the daemon drives the manifest's bounded `psyche-omp` role; a Psyche event completes successfully, and normal message/turn/reply behavior still works afterward.\n 89|\n*90|Pass only if `omp-spt` advertises exactly ReadyAgent and LiveAgent and both use the native OMP endpoint. A Worker or an alternate hosting process is not an accepted adapter role.\n 91|\n 92|### 5. Graceful shutdown\n 93|\n## RELEASE-RUNBOOK.md\n 212|spt adapter version omp-spt\n*213|spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-fresh --create\n 214|```\n 215|\n*216|The version command must print exactly `X.Y.Z`. Release acceptance on each target requires evidence for tagged acquisition, fresh native bringup, attached OMP TUI, same-node message-to-turn-to-correlated-reply flow, idle/busy/idle state, blocked in-TUI session switching, native launch-time resume, graceful shutdown, and both ReadyAgent and LiveAgent behavior. Neither target can substitute for the other.\n 217|\n 218|Cross-node transport is not an `omp-spt` release gate. Do not delay the adapter release on a subnet routing check after same-node delivery has proved the adapter boundary.\n 219|\n...\n 261|spt endpoint stop <id>\n*262|spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id>\n 263|```\n 264|\n 265|The second command attaches the native OMP TUI by default. No additional installation source or reload command is part of the update.\n\n# docs-site/src/\n## introduction.md\n 8|\n*9|- **`ReadyAgent`** stays reachable for direct messages in its native OMP TUI.\n*10|- **`LiveAgent`** uses the same native endpoint and also activates the live-agent Psyche lifecycle.\n 11|\n 12|There is no plugin installation step. Install OMP and `spt-core`, then install the\n 13|`BigscreenVR/omp-spt` adapter release.\n## quickstart.md\n 50|```bash\n*51|spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id librarian --create\n 52|```\n 53|\n 54|For another name, use the canonical form\n*55|`spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id> --create` and replace `<id>`.\n 56|\n 57|The command launches OMP with `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` and attaches your terminal directly to\n*58|OMP's native TUI. Native attach is the default. `ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent` are the supported\n 59|hostable roles.\n 60|\n 61|During bring-up, the extension:\n...\n 83|spt endpoint stop librarian\n*84|spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id librarian\n 85|```\n 86|\n 87|Next, read the [Native integration contract](./reference/harness-contract.md) for launch,\n\n## reference/\n### harness-contract.md\n 17|| `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` | Binding, delivery, activity state, reply correlation, listener recovery, and session shutdown inside OMP. |\n*18|| `omp-spt` transcript helpers | Per-session history, digest extraction, end-of-session commune summaries, and LiveAgent Psyche turns. |\n 19|\n 20|This separation is deliberate. The launch helper gets out of the hosted process path after starting\n 21|OMP, while OMP remains in direct control of the terminal.\n...\n 33|```bash\n*34|spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id librarian --create\n 35|```\n 36|\n*37|The canonical form is `spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id> --create`. Native attach is the\n 38|default. The command needs no separate start flag.\n 39|\n 40|For a fresh endpoint, the resolved manifest starts the launch helper with the packaged extension.\n...\n 66|\n*67|`ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent` use the same native OMP endpoint and extension. `LiveAgent` also\n*68|activates the per-event Psyche role; `ReadyAgent` does not. History and digests are fetched from the\n 69|JSONL transcript for the bound OMP session.\n 70|\n 71|## Failure behavior\n...\n 88|path until it is restarted with `spt endpoint stop <id>` followed by\n*89|`spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id>`.\n\n# tests/\n## manifest-schema.sh\n 79|min_spt_core_version = \"0.29.0\"\n*80|hostable_types = \"LiveAgent\"\n 81|EOF\n 82|expect_reject \"non-array adapter.hostable_types\"\n 83|\n## manifest-shortcut.sh\n 8|\n*9|# ── shortcut brand: `spt endpoint run` picker shortcut is omp-<id> ────────────────────────────────\n 10|line=$(grep -E '^[[:space:]]*shortcut_basename[[:space:]]*=' \"$MANIFEST\")\n 11|if [ -z \"$line\" ]; then echo \"FAIL no shortcut_basename assignment in manifest\"; exit 1; fi\n 12|case \"$line\" in\n...\n 27|case \"$hosts\" in\n*28|  'hostable_types = [\"LiveAgent\", \"ReadyAgent\"]') echo \"ok   hostable_types exposes ReadyAgent + LiveAgent only\" ;;\n*29|  *) echo \"FAIL hostable_types must be exactly LiveAgent + ReadyAgent: $hosts\"; fail=1 ;;\n 30|esac\n 31|\n 32|# ── bringup: launch shim resolves OMP, then native OMP owns the broker PTY ────────────────────────\n## native-launch-manifest.sh\n 33|# [unit->REQ-OMP-READY-LIVE]\n*34|expect \"hostable_types is ReadyAgent + LiveAgent only\" \\\n*35|  'hostable_types = [\"LiveAgent\", \"ReadyAgent\"]' \\\n 36|  \"$(field_of adapter '^[[:space:]]*hostable_types[[:space:]]*=')\"\n 37|# [unit->REQ-OMP-CONTINUITY-DROPS]\n 38|expect \"commune drops under .spt\" \\"}],"details":{"scopePath":"docs/CI.md, docs/RELEASE-RUNBOOK.md, docs-site/src, README.md, tests, ci","searchPath":"C:\\Users\\decid\\Documents\\projects\\omp-spt","cwd":"C:\\Users\\decid\\Documents\\projects\\omp-spt","matchCount":33,"fileCount":9,"files":["docs/CI.md","docs/RELEASE-RUNBOOK.md","docs-site/src/introduction.md","docs-site/src/quickstart.md","docs-site/src/reference/harness-contract.md","README.md","tests/manifest-schema.sh","tests/manifest-shortcut.sh","tests/native-launch-manifest.sh"],"fileMatches":[{"path":"docs/CI.md","count":7},{"path":"docs/RELEASE-RUNBOOK.md","count":3},{"path":"docs-site/src/introduction.md","count":2},{"path":"docs-site/src/quickstart.md","count":4},{"path":"docs-site/src/reference/harness-contract.md","count":6},{"path":"README.md","count":5},{"path":"tests/manifest-schema.sh","count":1},{"path":"tests/manifest-shortcut.sh","count":3},{"path":"tests/native-launch-manifest.sh","count":2}],"truncated":false,"displayContent":"# README.md\n  6│[Spacetime (`spt-core`)](https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases). It lets `spt-core` host named\n *7│`ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent` endpoints in OMP's own terminal interface, with agent-to-agent\n  8│messaging, session continuity, history, digests, and live-agent context lifecycles.\n  9│\n 10│Native OMP owns the attachable TUI and its broker PTY. The packaged OMP extension handles endpoint\n   │...\n 62│```bash\n*63│spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id librarian --create\n 64│```\n 65│\n 66│`librarian` is an example endpoint id. The canonical form is\n*67│`spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id> --create`.\n 68│\n 69│The command creates the endpoint when needed, launches OMP with the packaged extension, and\n 70│attaches the terminal to OMP's native interface. Native attach is the default, so do not add a\n*71│separate start flag. `omp-spt` can host both `ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent` endpoint roles.\n 72│\n 73│Start with the [full quickstart](docs-site/src/quickstart.md) for the launch lifecycle and update\n 74│flow.\n   │...\n 88│spt endpoint stop librarian\n*89│spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id librarian\n 90│```\n 91│\n 92│Replace `librarian` with your endpoint id.\n\n# docs/\n## CI.md\n 46│```sh\n*47│spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-fresh --create\n 48│```\n 49│\n 50│The default action attaches the terminal. Pass only if the broker-held terminal displays the real interactive OMP TUI, the packaged `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` extension binds `omp-spt-accept-fresh`, and the endpoint becomes reachable. Do not add a background-start flag: the attached native TUI is part of this proof.\n   │...\n 77│spt endpoint shutdown omp-spt-accept-fresh\n*78│spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-resume --resume <omp-session-id>\n 79│```\n 80│\n 81│Pass only if this launches OMP's native resume path into an attached TUI, preserves the prior transcript, and binds the new endpoint to the requested session. In-TUI switching stays blocked after resume. Native resume happens at endpoint launch, never by moving a running endpoint to another session.\n 82│\n*83│### 4. ReadyAgent and LiveAgent\n 84│\n*85│Exercise both hostable roles through spt-core's current ReadyAgent and LiveAgent flows:\n 86│\n*87│- **ReadyAgent:** the native OMP endpoint binds, listens, receives a same-node request, replies, and shuts down without requiring a daemon-driven Psyche turn.\n*88│- **LiveAgent:** the same native OMP hosting path remains attached and reachable while the daemon drives the manifest's bounded `psyche-omp` role; a Psyche event completes successfully, and normal message/turn/reply behavior still works afterward.\n 89│\n*90│Pass only if `omp-spt` advertises exactly ReadyAgent and LiveAgent and both use the native OMP endpoint. A Worker or an alternate hosting process is not an accepted adapter role.\n 91│\n 92│### 5. Graceful shutdown\n 93│\n## RELEASE-RUNBOOK.md\n 212│spt adapter version omp-spt\n*213│spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-fresh --create\n 214│```\n 215│\n*216│The version command must print exactly `X.Y.Z`. Release acceptance on each target requires evidence for tagged acquisition, fresh native bringup, attached OMP TUI, same-node message-to-turn-to-correlated-reply flow, idle/busy/idle state, blocked in-TUI session switching, native launch-time resume, graceful shutdown, and both ReadyAgent and LiveAgent behavior. Neither target can substitute for the other.\n 217│\n 218│Cross-node transport is not an `omp-spt` release gate. Do not delay the adapter release on a subnet routing check after same-node delivery has proved the adapter boundary.\n 219│\n    │...\n 261│spt endpoint stop <id>\n*262│spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id>\n 263│```\n 264│\n 265│The second command attaches the native OMP TUI by default. No additional installation source or reload command is part of the update.\n\n# docs-site/src/\n## introduction.md\n  8│\n *9│- **`ReadyAgent`** stays reachable for direct messages in its native OMP TUI.\n*10│- **`LiveAgent`** uses the same native endpoint and also activates the live-agent Psyche lifecycle.\n 11│\n 12│There is no plugin installation step. Install OMP and `spt-core`, then install the\n 13│`BigscreenVR/omp-spt` adapter release.\n## quickstart.md\n 50│```bash\n*51│spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id librarian --create\n 52│```\n 53│\n 54│For another name, use the canonical form\n*55│`spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id> --create` and replace `<id>`.\n 56│\n 57│The command launches OMP with `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` and attaches your terminal directly to\n*58│OMP's native TUI. Native attach is the default. `ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent` are the supported\n 59│hostable roles.\n 60│\n 61│During bring-up, the extension:\n   │...\n 83│spt endpoint stop librarian\n*84│spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id librarian\n 85│```\n 86│\n 87│Next, read the [Native integration contract](./reference/harness-contract.md) for launch,\n\n## reference/\n### harness-contract.md\n 17│| `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` | Binding, delivery, activity state, reply correlation, listener recovery, and session shutdown inside OMP. |\n*18│| `omp-spt` transcript helpers | Per-session history, digest extraction, end-of-session commune summaries, and LiveAgent Psyche turns. |\n 19│\n 20│This separation is deliberate. The launch helper gets out of the hosted process path after starting\n 21│OMP, while OMP remains in direct control of the terminal.\n   │...\n 33│```bash\n*34│spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id librarian --create\n 35│```\n 36│\n*37│The canonical form is `spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id> --create`. Native attach is the\n 38│default. The command needs no separate start flag.\n 39│\n 40│For a fresh endpoint, the resolved manifest starts the launch helper with the packaged extension.\n   │...\n 66│\n*67│`ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent` use the same native OMP endpoint and extension. `LiveAgent` also\n*68│activates the per-event Psyche role; `ReadyAgent` does not. History and digests are fetched from the\n 69│JSONL transcript for the bound OMP session.\n 70│\n 71│## Failure behavior\n   │...\n 88│path until it is restarted with `spt endpoint stop <id>` followed by\n*89│`spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id>`.\n\n# tests/\n## manifest-schema.sh\n 79│min_spt_core_version = \"0.29.0\"\n*80│hostable_types = \"LiveAgent\"\n 81│EOF\n 82│expect_reject \"non-array adapter.hostable_types\"\n 83│\n## manifest-shortcut.sh\n  8│\n *9│# ── shortcut brand: `spt endpoint run` picker shortcut is omp-<id> ────────────────────────────────\n 10│line=$(grep -E '^[[:space:]]*shortcut_basename[[:space:]]*=' \"$MANIFEST\")\n 11│if [ -z \"$line\" ]; then echo \"FAIL no shortcut_basename assignment in manifest\"; exit 1; fi\n 12│case \"$line\" in\n   │...\n 27│case \"$hosts\" in\n*28│  'hostable_types = [\"LiveAgent\", \"ReadyAgent\"]') echo \"ok   hostable_types exposes ReadyAgent + LiveAgent only\" ;;\n*29│  *) echo \"FAIL hostable_types must be exactly LiveAgent + ReadyAgent: $hosts\"; fail=1 ;;\n 30│esac\n 31│\n 32│# ── bringup: launch shim resolves OMP, then native OMP owns the broker PTY ────────────────────────\n## native-launch-manifest.sh\n 33│# [unit->REQ-OMP-READY-LIVE]\n*34│expect \"hostable_types is ReadyAgent + LiveAgent only\" \\\n*35│  'hostable_types = [\"LiveAgent\", \"ReadyAgent\"]' \\\n 36│  \"$(field_of adapter '^[[:space:]]*hostable_types[[:space:]]*=')\"\n 37│# [unit->REQ-OMP-CONTINUITY-DROPS]\n 38│expect \"commune drops under .spt\" \\"},"isError":false,"timestamp":1784109688795}}
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Native attach is the default, so do not add a\n 71|separate start flag. `omp-spt` can host both `ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent` endpoint roles.\n 72|\n 73|Start with the [full quickstart](docs-site/src/quickstart.md) for the launch lifecycle and update\n...\n 97|  `spt-core`.\n*98|- [Quickstart](docs-site/src/quickstart.md): install, create, attach, and update.\n 99|- [Native integration contract](docs-site/src/reference/harness-contract.md): launch, binding,\n*100|  delivery, replies, role behavior, and shutdown.\n 101|- [`spt-core` documentation](https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases): endpoints, messaging,\n 102|  subnets, lifecycle management, and the public adapter contract.\n 103|- [Oh My Pi](https://github.com/can1357/oh-my-pi): OMP installation and native TUI usage.\n\n# docs/\n## CI.md\n 19|\n*20|`tests/ci-gates.sh` guards the gate dispatcher itself. `ci/run-gates.sh` performs shell-syntax checks, validates `adapter/omp-spt.toml` against the vendored published schema, checks the native launch and session manifest, tests the fat archive contract, runs a hermetic release-acquisition dry run with fake `gh`/`spt` commands, and runs the `omp-spt` helper's Rust tests and release build. It also runs `traceable-reqs check` when the command is installed. `tests/omp-extension.mjs` exercises extension deliv...\n 21|\n 22|<!-- [doc->REQ-OMP-NATIVE-TUI] -->\n 23|<!-- [doc->REQ-OMP-EXTENSION-CUSTODY] -->\n...\n 43|\n*44|### 1. Fresh bringup and attached TUI\n 45|\n 46|```sh\n 47|spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-fresh --create\n...\n 49|\n*50|The default action attaches the terminal. Pass only if the broker-held terminal displays the real interactive OMP TUI, the packaged `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` extension binds `omp-spt-accept-fresh`, and the endpoint becomes reachable. Do not add a background-start flag: the attached native TUI is part of this proof.\n 51|\n 52|### 2. Same-node message, turn, correlated reply, and state\n 53|\n...\n 65|- `spt ring` prints the assistant's reply for that request, proving sender correlation; and\n*66|- `spt endpoint list --json` shows the endpoint move from idle to busy for the turn and back to idle after the reply.\n 67|\n 68|This is an end-to-end custody check, not a check for model wording alone. A rejection or turn failure must return an explicit failure outcome to the sender rather than silently dropping the request.\n 69|\n...\n 71|\n*72|Record the bound OMP session id. While the endpoint is running, attempt OMP's in-TUI new-session and resume/switch actions. Both must be blocked with an `omp-spt` warning, and the bound session id must remain unchanged.\n 73|\n 74|End the endpoint gracefully, then bind a new disposable endpoint explicitly to the recorded OMP session:\n 75|\n 76|```sh\n*77|spt endpoint shutdown omp-spt-accept-fresh\n*78|spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-resume --resume <omp-session-id>\n 79|```\n 80|\n*81|Pass only if this launches OMP's native resume path into an attached TUI, preserves the prior transcript, and binds the new endpoint to the requested session. In-TUI switching stays blocked after resume. Native resume happens at endpoint launch, never by moving a running endpoint to another session.\n 82|\n 83|### 4. ReadyAgent and LiveAgent\n 84|\n...\n 87|- **ReadyAgent:** the native OMP endpoint binds, listens, receives a same-node request, replies, and shuts down without requiring a daemon-driven Psyche turn.\n*88|- **LiveAgent:** the same native OMP hosting path remains attached and reachable while the daemon drives the manifest's bounded `psyche-omp` role; a Psyche event completes successfully, and normal message/turn/reply behavior still works afterward.\n 89|\n 90|Pass only if `omp-spt` advertises exactly ReadyAgent and LiveAgent and both use the native OMP endpoint. A Worker or an alternate hosting process is not an accepted adapter role.\n 91|\n*92|### 5. Graceful shutdown\n 93|\n 94|```sh\n*95|spt endpoint shutdown omp-spt-accept-resume\n 96|```\n 97|\n 98|Pass only if the extension ends the SPT session, reaps its listener, clears its TUI status, and the endpoint is no longer advertised as online. There must be no false-online endpoint and no orphaned acceptance process.\n...\n 103|\n*104|Release evidence must identify the candidate `vX.Y.Z` tag and asset, OMP and spt-core versions, disposable endpoint ids, fresh and resumed OMP session ids, gate outputs, state transitions, correlated reply, both role outcomes, and final shutdown result separately for `x86_64-pc-windows-msvc` and `x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu`.\n## RELEASE-RUNBOOK.md\n 215|\n*216|The version command must print exactly `X.Y.Z`. Release acceptance on each target requires evidence for tagged acquisition, fresh native bringup, attached OMP TUI, same-node message-to-turn-to-correlated-reply flow, idle/busy/idle state, blocked in-TUI session switching, native launch-time resume, graceful shutdown, and both ReadyAgent and LiveAgent behavior. Neither target can substitute for the other.\n 217|\n 218|Cross-node transport is not an `omp-spt` release gate. Do not delay the adapter release on a subnet routing check after same-node delivery has proved the adapter boundary.\n 219|\n...\n 264|\n*265|The second command attaches the native OMP TUI by default. No additional installation source or reload command is part of the update.\n 266|\n 267|## Release record\n 268|\n\n# docs-site/src/\n## introduction.md\n 21|        |\n*22|        | launch, resume, attach\n 23|        v\n 24|native OMP process\n*25|        |-- owns the broker PTY and attachable TUI\n 26|        `-- loads adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs\n 27|                    |\n*28|                    `-- bind, delivery, activity state, replies, shutdown\n 29|```\n 30|\n 31|- **`spt-core`** owns endpoint records, messaging, lifecycle coordination, subnet reachability,\n...\n 42|\n*43|When OMP starts a hosted session, the extension binds the OMP session id to the named Spacetime\n 44|endpoint and starts message delivery. Incoming messages are queued into OMP turns. OMP's assistant\n*45|response is sent back to the original sender, and the endpoint moves between busy and idle as the\n 46|turn runs. When the TUI shuts down, the extension ends the bound session and releases its listener.\n 47|\n*48|The result is still normal OMP. You attach to OMP's own TUI, and OMP remains in direct control of\n 49|the broker PTY.\n 50|\n 51|Start with the [Quickstart](./quickstart.md). For event-by-event behavior, read the\n## quickstart.md\n 3|\n*4|Goal: install `omp-spt`, create a named endpoint, and attach to its native OMP TUI.\n 5|\n 6|## 1. Install the prerequisites\n 7|\n...\n 45|\n*46|## 3. Create and attach to an endpoint\n 47|\n 48|Choose a stable endpoint id. This example uses `librarian`:\n 49|\n...\n 56|\n*57|The command launches OMP with `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` and attaches your terminal directly to\n*58|OMP's native TUI. Native attach is the default. `ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent` are the supported\n 59|hostable roles.\n 60|\n 61|During bring-up, the extension:\n 62|\n*63|1. binds the OMP session id to the Spacetime endpoint;\n*64|2. marks the endpoint idle and starts delivery;\n 65|3. submits each incoming message as an OMP turn;\n 66|4. sends OMP's response to the original sender; and\n 67|5. ends the binding when the native TUI shuts down.\n...\n 87|Next, read the [Native integration contract](./reference/harness-contract.md) for launch,\n*88|delivery, reply, failure, and shutdown behavior.\n\n## reference/\n### harness-contract.md\n 14|| `spt-core` | Endpoint records, adapter resolution, messaging, subnet reachability, lifecycle coordination, and release updates. |\n*15|| Native OMP | The broker PTY, attachable TUI, interactive agent turns, tools, and transcript. |\n 16|| `omp-spt` launch helper | Locating and validating the real OMP executable, then starting or resuming OMP with the packaged extension. |\n*17|| `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` | Binding, delivery, activity state, reply correlation, listener recovery, and session shutdown inside OMP. |\n 18|| `omp-spt` transcript helpers | Per-session history, digest extraction, end-of-session commune summaries, and LiveAgent Psyche turns. |\n 19|\n 20|This separation is deliberate. The launch helper gets out of the hosted process path after starting\n...\n 30|\n*31|Create a named endpoint and attach:\n 32|\n 33|```bash\n 34|spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id librarian --create\n...\n 36|\n*37|The canonical form is `spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id> --create`. Native attach is the\n 38|default. The command needs no separate start flag.\n 39|\n 40|For a fresh endpoint, the resolved manifest starts the launch helper with the packaged extension.\n...\n 49|| --- | --- |\n*50|| Session start | Bind the endpoint to OMP's session id, retain the returned authentication token, mark the endpoint idle, and start its delivery listener. |\n 51|| Incoming Spacetime message | Parse the self-delimiting message envelope, retain its sender, queue it, and submit it to OMP when no other agent turn is active. |\n 52|| Context assembly | Preserve the complete message envelope in the OMP turn so sender and body remain available to the model. |\n*53|| Agent start | Mark the endpoint busy. |\n*54|| Agent end | Extract the assistant response after the delivered message, send it to the original sender from this endpoint id, mark the endpoint idle, and dispatch the next queued message. |\n*55|| Session shutdown | Stop delivery and retry timers, return a failure outcome for pending messages, end the bound session, and clear the OMP status indicator. |\n 56|\n 57|Messages are processed one at a time in arrival order. A message received during an active turn\n 58|waits in the extension queue rather than interrupting that turn. Every outcome is correlated with\n...\n 62|\n*63|One hosted TUI has one immutable endpoint and OMP session identity. The extension blocks in-TUI\n 64|session switches while the Spacetime endpoint is active. End the hosted endpoint first when you\n 65|want to select a different OMP session.\n 66|\n\n# tests/\n## ci-gates.sh\n 20|\n*21|for stale in 'validate-skeleton' 'idle-translate' 'hooks-dispatch' 'acceptance-harness'; do\n 22|  if grep -Fq \"$stale\" \"$GATES\"; then\n 23|    echo \"FAIL stale gate remains: $stale\"\n 24|    fail=1\n## manifest-shortcut.sh\n 77|case \"$echo_cmd\" in\n*78|  'command = \"omp-spt echo-commune-omp --id {id} --session-id {session_id}\"') echo \"ok   [session.echo_commune] recovers the endpoint snapshot by id\" ;;\n 79|  *) echo \"FAIL echo_commune command is not endpoint-snapshot-aware: $echo_cmd\"; fail=1 ;;\n 80|esac\n 81|if grep -q -- '--captured-env' \"$MANIFEST\"; then\n...\n 96|# state comes from the endpoint snapshot, not from extra manifest substitutions.\n*97|npsy=$(grep -cE '^[[:space:]]*command[[:space:]]*=[[:space:]]*\"omp-spt psyche-omp --id \\{id\\} --session-id \\{session_id\\} --psyche-context-file \\{psyche_context_file\\}\"' \"$MANIFEST\")\n 98|if [ \"$npsy\" -eq 2 ]; then echo \"ok   both psyche roles use the public Psyche key catalog\"; else echo \"FAIL expected 2 valid psyche-omp role commands, found $npsy\"; fail=1; fi\n 99|for role in session.psyche_init session.psyche_resume; do\n 100|  role_keys=$(field_of \"$role\" '^[[:space:]]*keys[[:space:]]*=')\n...\n 131|if grep -Eq '^[[:space:]]*message[[:space:]]*=' \"$MANIFEST\"; then echo \"ok   [update].message present\"; else echo \"FAIL [update] has no message field\"; fail=1; fi\n*132|if grep -Eq 'endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id> --create --start' \"$MANIFEST\"; then echo \"FAIL fresh-endpoint update notice still uses --start (hides the harness PTY)\"; fail=1; else echo \"ok   fresh-endpoint update notice omits --start (attach-default PTY)\"; fi\n 133|\n 134|# ── retired foreign-harness seams stay absent ────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n 135|# [unit->REQ-OMP-NATIVE-TUI]\n...\n 139|  '^\\[inject\\]' \\\n*140|  '^\\[message-idle-translation-binary\\]' \\\n 141|  '^\\[env\\.SPT_INJECT_VERIFY_ECHO\\]' \\\n 142|  '^\\[env\\.CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR\\]' \\\n 143|  '^[[:space:]]*hook_cmd[[:space:]]*=' \\\n## omp-extension.mjs\n 103|\tconst clock = new FakeClock();\n*104|\tlet shutdowns = 0;\n 105|\n 106|\tconst ui = {\n 107|\t\tnotify(message, type) {\n...\n 116|\t\tsessionManager: { getSessionId: () => options.sessionId ?? \"session-1\" },\n*117|\t\tshutdown() {\n*118|\t\t\tshutdowns += 1;\n 119|\t\t},\n 120|\t};\n 121|\tconst pi = {\n...\n 169|\t\tsessionEndRetryDelaysMs: options.sessionEndRetryDelaysMs ?? [],\n*170|\t\tshutdownBudgetMs: options.shutdownBudgetMs,\n*171|\t\tshutdownCommandTimeoutMs: options.shutdownCommandTimeoutMs,\n 172|\t\tlistenerStableMs: options.listenerStableMs ?? false,\n 173|\t\tkillForceMs: options.killForceMs ?? 4,\n 174|\t\tkillGraceMs: options.killGraceMs ?? 3,\n...\n 203|\t\tsubmitted,\n*204|\t\tget shutdowns() {\n*205|\t\t\treturn shutdowns;\n 206|\t\t},\n 207|\t};\n 208|}\n...\n 293|\t\t\"session_stop\",\n*294|\t\t\"session_shutdown\",\n 295|\t]);\n 296|\n 297|\tawait harness.emit(\"session_start\");\n...\n 304|\t\t\t\"omp-agent\",\n*305|\t\t\t\"--set-session-id\",\n 306|\t\t\t\"session-1\",\n 307|\t\t\t\"--subnet\",\n 308|\t\t\t\"mesh-a\",\n...\n 316|\t\t\"state\",\n*317|\t\t\"idle\",\n 318|\t\t\"omp-agent\",\n 319|\t\t\"--token\",\n 320|\t\t\"token-123\",\n...\n 346|\t\tstateCalls(harness).map((call) => call.args[4]),\n*347|\t\t[\"idle\", \"busy\"],\n 348|\t);\n 349|\n 350|\tconst originalMessages = [{ role: \"user\", content: '<msg from=\"alice\"/>' }];\n...\n 365|\t\tstateCalls(harness).map((call) => call.args[4]),\n*366|\t\t[\"idle\", \"busy\"],\n*367|\t\t\"agent_start must not duplicate the already-honest busy transition\",\n 368|\t);\n 369|\tawait harness.emit(\"agent_end\", {\n 370|\t\tmessages: [\n...\n 400|\t\tstateCalls(harness).map((call) => call.args[4]),\n*401|\t\t[\"idle\", \"busy\", \"idle\", \"busy\", \"idle\"],\n 402|\t);\n 403|\tfor (const call of [...stateCalls(harness), ...harness.calls.filter((candidate) => candidate.args[3] === \"session-end\")]) {\n 404|\t\tassert.deepEqual(call.args.slice(-2), [\"--token\", \"token-123\"]);\n...\n 406|\n*407|\tawait harness.emit(\"session_shutdown\");\n 408|\tconst ended = harness.calls.filter((call) => call.args[3] === \"session-end\");\n 409|\tassert.equal(ended.length, 1);\n 410|\tassert.deepEqual(ended[0].args.slice(-2), [\"--token\", \"token-123\"]);\n...\n 415|async function testDeferredBindLifecycleSerialization() {\n*416|\tconst busyBind = deferred();\n*417|\tconst busyHarness = createHarness({\n 418|\t\tonRun(call) {\n*419|\t\t\tif (call.args[0] === \"api\" && call.args[3] === \"bind\") return busyBind.promise;\n 420|\t\t},\n 421|\t});\n*422|\tconst startingBusy = busyHarness.emit(\"session_start\");\n 423|\tawait flush();\n*424|\tconst becomingBusy = busyHarness.emit(\"agent_start\");\n 425|\tawait flush();\n\n# ci/\n\n## digest/\n### sample.jsonl\n 5|{\"type\":\"message\",\"id\":\"m3\",\"parentId\":\"m2\",\"timestamp\":\"2026-07-14T10:00:02.000Z\",\"message\":{\"role\":\"toolResult\",\"toolCallId\":\"t1\",\"content\":[{\"type\":\"text\",\"text\":\"ok\"}]}}\n*6|{\"type\":\"custom\",\"customType\":\"lifecycle\",\"data\":{\"state\":\"idle\"}}\n 7|this line is deliberately invalid and must be skipped\n 8|{\"type\":\"message\",\"id\":\"m4\",\"parentId\":\"m3\",\"timestamp\":\"2026-07-14T10:00:03.000Z\",\"message\":{\"role\":\"assistant\",\"content\":[{\"type\":\"text\",\"text\":\"Done.\"}]}}\n\n## publish/\n### package-adapter.sh\n 111|  echo\n*112|  echo \"DRY-RUN: nothing written. Re-run with --apply to write $OUT, then attach it as 'adapter.spt'\"\n 113|  echo \"to a GitHub release on the monorepo. End users: 'spt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt'\"\n 114|  echo \"(default asset adapter.spt). Needs spt v$floor+. See docs/RELEASE-RUNBOOK.md.\"\n 115|  exit 0\n...\n 169|echo\n*170|echo \"WROTE $OUT (single fat adapter.spt). Next (operator): attach as 'adapter.spt' to a GitHub release\"\n 171|echo \"on BigscreenVR/omp-spt; end users 'spt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt' (spt\"\n 172|echo \"v$floor+). 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The packaged OMP extension handles endpoint\n *11│binding, message delivery, busy/idle state, replies, and shutdown from inside that native session.\n  12│The release is one fat `adapter.spt` archive containing the supported adapter binaries and\n  13│`adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs`.\n  14│\n    │...\n  59│\n *60│Create a named endpoint and attach to its native OMP TUI:\n  61│\n  62│```bash\n  63│spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id librarian --create\n    │...\n  69│The command creates the endpoint when needed, launches OMP with the packaged extension, and\n *70│attaches the terminal to OMP's native interface. Native attach is the default, so do not add a\n  71│separate start flag. `omp-spt` can host both `ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent` endpoint roles.\n  72│\n  73│Start with the [full quickstart](docs-site/src/quickstart.md) for the launch lifecycle and update\n    │...\n  97│  `spt-core`.\n *98│- [Quickstart](docs-site/src/quickstart.md): install, create, attach, and update.\n  99│- [Native integration contract](docs-site/src/reference/harness-contract.md): launch, binding,\n*100│  delivery, replies, role behavior, and shutdown.\n 101│- [`spt-core` documentation](https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases): endpoints, messaging,\n 102│  subnets, lifecycle management, and the public adapter contract.\n 103│- [Oh My Pi](https://github.com/can1357/oh-my-pi): OMP installation and native TUI usage.\n\n# docs/\n## CI.md\n  19│\n *20│`tests/ci-gates.sh` guards the gate dispatcher itself. `ci/run-gates.sh` performs shell-syntax checks, validates `adapter/omp-spt.toml` against the vendored published schema, checks the native launch and session manifest, tests the fat archive contract, runs a hermetic release-acquisition dry run with fake `gh`/`spt` commands, and runs the `omp-spt` helper's Rust tests and release build. It also runs `traceable-reqs check` when the command is installed. `tests/omp-extension.mjs` exercises extension deliv...\n  21│\n  22│<!-- [doc->REQ-OMP-NATIVE-TUI] -->\n  23│<!-- [doc->REQ-OMP-EXTENSION-CUSTODY] -->\n    │...\n  43│\n *44│### 1. Fresh bringup and attached TUI\n  45│\n  46│```sh\n  47│spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-fresh --create\n    │...\n  49│\n *50│The default action attaches the terminal. Pass only if the broker-held terminal displays the real interactive OMP TUI, the packaged `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` extension binds `omp-spt-accept-fresh`, and the endpoint becomes reachable. Do not add a background-start flag: the attached native TUI is part of this proof.\n  51│\n  52│### 2. Same-node message, turn, correlated reply, and state\n  53│\n    │...\n  65│- `spt ring` prints the assistant's reply for that request, proving sender correlation; and\n *66│- `spt endpoint list --json` shows the endpoint move from idle to busy for the turn and back to idle after the reply.\n  67│\n  68│This is an end-to-end custody check, not a check for model wording alone. A rejection or turn failure must return an explicit failure outcome to the sender rather than silently dropping the request.\n  69│\n    │...\n  71│\n *72│Record the bound OMP session id. While the endpoint is running, attempt OMP's in-TUI new-session and resume/switch actions. Both must be blocked with an `omp-spt` warning, and the bound session id must remain unchanged.\n  73│\n  74│End the endpoint gracefully, then bind a new disposable endpoint explicitly to the recorded OMP session:\n  75│\n  76│```sh\n *77│spt endpoint shutdown omp-spt-accept-fresh\n *78│spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-resume --resume <omp-session-id>\n  79│```\n  80│\n *81│Pass only if this launches OMP's native resume path into an attached TUI, preserves the prior transcript, and binds the new endpoint to the requested session. In-TUI switching stays blocked after resume. Native resume happens at endpoint launch, never by moving a running endpoint to another session.\n  82│\n  83│### 4. ReadyAgent and LiveAgent\n  84│\n    │...\n  87│- **ReadyAgent:** the native OMP endpoint binds, listens, receives a same-node request, replies, and shuts down without requiring a daemon-driven Psyche turn.\n *88│- **LiveAgent:** the same native OMP hosting path remains attached and reachable while the daemon drives the manifest's bounded `psyche-omp` role; a Psyche event completes successfully, and normal message/turn/reply behavior still works afterward.\n  89│\n  90│Pass only if `omp-spt` advertises exactly ReadyAgent and LiveAgent and both use the native OMP endpoint. A Worker or an alternate hosting process is not an accepted adapter role.\n  91│\n *92│### 5. Graceful shutdown\n  93│\n  94│```sh\n *95│spt endpoint shutdown omp-spt-accept-resume\n  96│```\n  97│\n  98│Pass only if the extension ends the SPT session, reaps its listener, clears its TUI status, and the endpoint is no longer advertised as online. There must be no false-online endpoint and no orphaned acceptance process.\n    │...\n 103│\n*104│Release evidence must identify the candidate `vX.Y.Z` tag and asset, OMP and spt-core versions, disposable endpoint ids, fresh and resumed OMP session ids, gate outputs, state transitions, correlated reply, both role outcomes, and final shutdown result separately for `x86_64-pc-windows-msvc` and `x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu`.\n## RELEASE-RUNBOOK.md\n 215│\n*216│The version command must print exactly `X.Y.Z`. Release acceptance on each target requires evidence for tagged acquisition, fresh native bringup, attached OMP TUI, same-node message-to-turn-to-correlated-reply flow, idle/busy/idle state, blocked in-TUI session switching, native launch-time resume, graceful shutdown, and both ReadyAgent and LiveAgent behavior. Neither target can substitute for the other.\n 217│\n 218│Cross-node transport is not an `omp-spt` release gate. Do not delay the adapter release on a subnet routing check after same-node delivery has proved the adapter boundary.\n 219│\n    │...\n 264│\n*265│The second command attaches the native OMP TUI by default. No additional installation source or reload command is part of the update.\n 266│\n 267│## Release record\n 268│\n\n# docs-site/src/\n## introduction.md\n 21│        |\n*22│        | launch, resume, attach\n 23│        v\n 24│native OMP process\n*25│        |-- owns the broker PTY and attachable TUI\n 26│        `-- loads adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs\n 27│                    |\n*28│                    `-- bind, delivery, activity state, replies, shutdown\n 29│```\n 30│\n 31│- **`spt-core`** owns endpoint records, messaging, lifecycle coordination, subnet reachability,\n   │...\n 42│\n*43│When OMP starts a hosted session, the extension binds the OMP session id to the named Spacetime\n 44│endpoint and starts message delivery. Incoming messages are queued into OMP turns. OMP's assistant\n*45│response is sent back to the original sender, and the endpoint moves between busy and idle as the\n 46│turn runs. When the TUI shuts down, the extension ends the bound session and releases its listener.\n 47│\n*48│The result is still normal OMP. You attach to OMP's own TUI, and OMP remains in direct control of\n 49│the broker PTY.\n 50│\n 51│Start with the [Quickstart](./quickstart.md). For event-by-event behavior, read the\n## quickstart.md\n  3│\n *4│Goal: install `omp-spt`, create a named endpoint, and attach to its native OMP TUI.\n  5│\n  6│## 1. Install the prerequisites\n  7│\n   │...\n 45│\n*46│## 3. Create and attach to an endpoint\n 47│\n 48│Choose a stable endpoint id. This example uses `librarian`:\n 49│\n   │...\n 56│\n*57│The command launches OMP with `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` and attaches your terminal directly to\n*58│OMP's native TUI. Native attach is the default. `ReadyAgent` and `LiveAgent` are the supported\n 59│hostable roles.\n 60│\n 61│During bring-up, the extension:\n 62│\n*63│1. binds the OMP session id to the Spacetime endpoint;\n*64│2. marks the endpoint idle and starts delivery;\n 65│3. submits each incoming message as an OMP turn;\n 66│4. sends OMP's response to the original sender; and\n 67│5. ends the binding when the native TUI shuts down.\n   │...\n 87│Next, read the [Native integration contract](./reference/harness-contract.md) for launch,\n*88│delivery, reply, failure, and shutdown behavior.\n\n## reference/\n### harness-contract.md\n 14│| `spt-core` | Endpoint records, adapter resolution, messaging, subnet reachability, lifecycle coordination, and release updates. |\n*15│| Native OMP | The broker PTY, attachable TUI, interactive agent turns, tools, and transcript. |\n 16│| `omp-spt` launch helper | Locating and validating the real OMP executable, then starting or resuming OMP with the packaged extension. |\n*17│| `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` | Binding, delivery, activity state, reply correlation, listener recovery, and session shutdown inside OMP. |\n 18│| `omp-spt` transcript helpers | Per-session history, digest extraction, end-of-session commune summaries, and LiveAgent Psyche turns. |\n 19│\n 20│This separation is deliberate. The launch helper gets out of the hosted process path after starting\n   │...\n 30│\n*31│Create a named endpoint and attach:\n 32│\n 33│```bash\n 34│spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id librarian --create\n   │...\n 36│\n*37│The canonical form is `spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id> --create`. Native attach is the\n 38│default. The command needs no separate start flag.\n 39│\n 40│For a fresh endpoint, the resolved manifest starts the launch helper with the packaged extension.\n   │...\n 49│| --- | --- |\n*50│| Session start | Bind the endpoint to OMP's session id, retain the returned authentication token, mark the endpoint idle, and start its delivery listener. |\n 51│| Incoming Spacetime message | Parse the self-delimiting message envelope, retain its sender, queue it, and submit it to OMP when no other agent turn is active. |\n 52│| Context assembly | Preserve the complete message envelope in the OMP turn so sender and body remain available to the model. |\n*53│| Agent start | Mark the endpoint busy. |\n*54│| Agent end | Extract the assistant response after the delivered message, send it to the original sender from this endpoint id, mark the endpoint idle, and dispatch the next queued message. |\n*55│| Session shutdown | Stop delivery and retry timers, return a failure outcome for pending messages, end the bound session, and clear the OMP status indicator. |\n 56│\n 57│Messages are processed one at a time in arrival order. A message received during an active turn\n 58│waits in the extension queue rather than interrupting that turn. Every outcome is correlated with\n   │...\n 62│\n*63│One hosted TUI has one immutable endpoint and OMP session identity. The extension blocks in-TUI\n 64│session switches while the Spacetime endpoint is active. End the hosted endpoint first when you\n 65│want to select a different OMP session.\n 66│\n\n# tests/\n## ci-gates.sh\n 20│\n*21│for stale in 'validate-skeleton' 'idle-translate' 'hooks-dispatch' 'acceptance-harness'; do\n 22│  if grep -Fq \"$stale\" \"$GATES\"; then\n 23│    echo \"FAIL stale gate remains: $stale\"\n 24│    fail=1\n## manifest-shortcut.sh\n  77│case \"$echo_cmd\" in\n *78│  'command = \"omp-spt echo-commune-omp --id {id} --session-id {session_id}\"') echo \"ok   [session.echo_commune] recovers the endpoint snapshot by id\" ;;\n  79│  *) echo \"FAIL echo_commune command is not endpoint-snapshot-aware: $echo_cmd\"; fail=1 ;;\n  80│esac\n  81│if grep -q -- '--captured-env' \"$MANIFEST\"; then\n    │...\n  96│# state comes from the endpoint snapshot, not from extra manifest substitutions.\n *97│npsy=$(grep -cE '^[[:space:]]*command[[:space:]]*=[[:space:]]*\"omp-spt psyche-omp --id \\{id\\} --session-id \\{session_id\\} --psyche-context-file \\{psyche_context_file\\}\"' \"$MANIFEST\")\n  98│if [ \"$npsy\" -eq 2 ]; then echo \"ok   both psyche roles use the public Psyche key catalog\"; else echo \"FAIL expected 2 valid psyche-omp role commands, found $npsy\"; fail=1; fi\n  99│for role in session.psyche_init session.psyche_resume; do\n 100│  role_keys=$(field_of \"$role\" '^[[:space:]]*keys[[:space:]]*=')\n    │...\n 131│if grep -Eq '^[[:space:]]*message[[:space:]]*=' \"$MANIFEST\"; then echo \"ok   [update].message present\"; else echo \"FAIL [update] has no message field\"; fail=1; fi\n*132│if grep -Eq 'endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id> --create --start' \"$MANIFEST\"; then echo \"FAIL fresh-endpoint update notice still uses --start (hides the harness PTY)\"; fail=1; else echo \"ok   fresh-endpoint update notice omits --start (attach-default PTY)\"; fi\n 133│\n 134│# ── retired foreign-harness seams stay absent ────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n 135│# [unit->REQ-OMP-NATIVE-TUI]\n    │...\n 139│  '^\\[inject\\]' \\\n*140│  '^\\[message-idle-translation-binary\\]' \\\n 141│  '^\\[env\\.SPT_INJECT_VERIFY_ECHO\\]' \\\n 142│  '^\\[env\\.CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR\\]' \\\n 143│  '^[[:space:]]*hook_cmd[[:space:]]*=' \\\n## omp-extension.mjs\n 103│\tconst clock = new FakeClock();\n*104│\tlet shutdowns = 0;\n 105│\n 106│\tconst ui = {\n 107│\t\tnotify(message, type) {\n    │...\n 116│\t\tsessionManager: { getSessionId: () => options.sessionId ?? \"session-1\" },\n*117│\t\tshutdown() {\n*118│\t\t\tshutdowns += 1;\n 119│\t\t},\n 120│\t};\n 121│\tconst pi = {\n    │...\n 169│\t\tsessionEndRetryDelaysMs: options.sessionEndRetryDelaysMs ?? 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Do not reuse an operator's long-lived endpoint id.\n\nInstall the tagged candidate on each acceptance host and verify its manifest version:\n\n```sh\nspt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt --tag vX.Y.Z\nspt adapter version omp-spt\n```\n\nThe version command must print exactly `X.Y.Z`. Then record target-specific evidence for every item below; a pass on one target cannot stand in for the other.\n\n### 1. Fresh bringup and attached TUI\n\n```sh\nspt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-fresh --create\n```\n\nThe default action attaches the terminal. Pass only if the broker-held terminal displays the real interactive OMP TUI, the packaged `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` extension binds `omp-spt-accept-fresh`, and the endpoint becomes reachable. Do not add a background-start flag: the attached native TUI is part of this proof.\n\n### 2. Same-node message, turn, correlated reply, and state\n\nFrom a second terminal on the same node:\n\n```sh\nprintf 'Reply with exactly OMP-SPT-ACCEPTED after reading this message.' |\n  spt ring omp-spt-accept-fresh --timeout 120\n```\n\nPass only if:\n\n- the delivery becomes one ordinary OMP user turn containing the sender stub and complete SPT event context;\n- the TUI visibly runs that turn;\n- `spt ring` prints the assistant's reply for that request, proving sender correlation; and\n- `spt endpoint list --json` shows the endpoint move from idle to busy for the turn and back to idle after the reply.\n\nThis is an end-to-end custody check, not a check for model wording alone. A rejection or turn failure must return an explicit failure outcome to the sender rather than silently dropping the request.\n\n### 3. Immutable in-TUI binding and native resume\n\nRecord the bound OMP session id. While the endpoint is running, attempt OMP's in-TUI new-session and resume/switch actions. Both must be blocked with an `omp-spt` warning, and the bound session id must remain unchanged.\n\nEnd the endpoint gracefully, then bind a new disposable endpoint explicitly to the recorded OMP session:\n\n```sh\nspt endpoint shutdown omp-spt-accept-fresh\nspt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-resume --resume <omp-session-id>\n```\n\nPass only if this launches OMP's native resume path into an attached TUI, preserves the prior transcript, and binds the new endpoint to the requested session. In-TUI switching stays blocked after resume. Native resume happens at endpoint launch, never by moving a running endpoint to another session.\n\n### 4. ReadyAgent and LiveAgent\n\nExercise both hostable roles through spt-core's current ReadyAgent and LiveAgent flows:\n\n- **ReadyAgent:** the native OMP endpoint binds, listens, receives a same-node request, replies, and shuts down without requiring a daemon-driven Psyche turn.\n- **LiveAgent:** the same native OMP hosting path remains attached and reachable while the daemon drives the manifest's bounded `psyche-omp` role; a Psyche event completes successfully, and normal message/turn/reply behavior still works afterward.\n\nPass only if `omp-spt` advertises exactly ReadyAgent and LiveAgent and both use the native OMP endpoint. A Worker or an alternate hosting process is not an accepted adapter role.\n\n### 5. Graceful shutdown\n\n```sh\nspt endpoint shutdown omp-spt-accept-resume\n```\n\nPass only if the extension ends the SPT session, reaps its listener, clears its TUI status, and the endpoint is no longer advertised as online. There must be no false-online endpoint and no orphaned acceptance process.\n\n## Adapter release boundary\n\nCross-node transport is outside the `omp-spt` release gate. Once the exact message contract succeeds through the adapter on one node, subnet routing adds no OMP-specific seam and belongs to spt-core. A cross-node check may be useful for spt-core qualification, but it must not replace or block the same-node adapter acceptance above.\n\nRelease evidence must identify the candidate `vX.Y.Z` tag and asset, OMP and spt-core versions, disposable endpoint ids, fresh and resumed OMP session ids, gate outputs, state transitions, correlated reply, both role outcomes, and final shutdown result separately for `x86_64-pc-windows-msvc` and `x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu`.\n"}],"details":{"displayContent":{"text":"# CI and release acceptance\n…\n## Deterministic gates\n…\n\n## Native OMP release acceptance\n\nADR-0013 sets the release boundary. For v0.2.0, the only supported release hosts are **x86_64 Windows** (`x86_64-pc-windows-msvc`) and **x86_64 Linux** (`x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu`); the asset has no macOS or Arm64 payload. Acceptance must use the exact tagged candidate `adapter.spt`, a real `omp` installation, the native packaged extension, and disposable endpoint identities. Complete the full acceptance sequence independently on both supported hosts before promotion. Do not reuse an operator's long-lived endpoint id.\n\nInstall the tagged candidate on each acceptance host and verify its manifest version:\n\n```sh\nspt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt --tag vX.Y.Z\nspt adapter version omp-spt\n```\n\nThe version command must print exactly `X.Y.Z`. Then record target-specific evidence for every item below; a pass on one target cannot stand in for the other.\n\n### 1. Fresh bringup and attached TUI\n\n```sh\nspt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-fresh --create\n```\n\nThe default action attaches the terminal. Pass only if the broker-held terminal displays the real interactive OMP TUI, the packaged `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` extension binds `omp-spt-accept-fresh`, and the endpoint becomes reachable. Do not add a background-start flag: the attached native TUI is part of this proof.\n\n### 2. Same-node message, turn, correlated reply, and state\n\nFrom a second terminal on the same node:\n\n```sh\nprintf 'Reply with exactly OMP-SPT-ACCEPTED after reading this message.' |\n  spt ring omp-spt-accept-fresh --timeout 120\n```\n\nPass only if:\n\n- the delivery becomes one ordinary OMP user turn containing the sender stub and complete SPT event context;\n- the TUI visibly runs that turn;\n- `spt ring` prints the assistant's reply for that request, proving sender correlation; and\n- `spt endpoint list --json` shows the endpoint move from idle to busy for the turn and back to idle after the reply.\n\nThis is an end-to-end custody check, not a check for model wording alone. A rejection or turn failure must return an explicit failure outcome to the sender rather than silently dropping the request.\n\n### 3. Immutable in-TUI binding and native resume\n\nRecord the bound OMP session id. While the endpoint is running, attempt OMP's in-TUI new-session and resume/switch actions. Both must be blocked with an `omp-spt` warning, and the bound session id must remain unchanged.\n\nEnd the endpoint gracefully, then bind a new disposable endpoint explicitly to the recorded OMP session:\n\n```sh\nspt endpoint shutdown omp-spt-accept-fresh\nspt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-resume --resume <omp-session-id>\n```\n\nPass only if this launches OMP's native resume path into an attached TUI, preserves the prior transcript, and binds the new endpoint to the requested session. In-TUI switching stays blocked after resume. Native resume happens at endpoint launch, never by moving a running endpoint to another session.\n\n### 4. ReadyAgent and LiveAgent\n\nExercise both hostable roles through spt-core's current ReadyAgent and LiveAgent flows:\n\n- **ReadyAgent:** the native OMP endpoint binds, listens, receives a same-node request, replies, and shuts down without requiring a daemon-driven Psyche turn.\n- **LiveAgent:** the same native OMP hosting path remains attached and reachable while the daemon drives the manifest's bounded `psyche-omp` role; a Psyche event completes successfully, and normal message/turn/reply behavior still works afterward.\n\nPass only if `omp-spt` advertises exactly ReadyAgent and LiveAgent and both use the native OMP endpoint. A Worker or an alternate hosting process is not an accepted adapter role.\n\n### 5. Graceful shutdown\n\n```sh\nspt endpoint shutdown omp-spt-accept-resume\n```\n\nPass only if the extension ends the SPT session, reaps its listener, clears its TUI status, and the endpoint is no longer advertised as online. There must be no false-online endpoint and no orphaned acceptance process.\n\n## Adapter release boundary\n\nCross-node transport is outside the `omp-spt` release gate. Once the exact message contract succeeds through the adapter on one node, subnet routing adds no OMP-specific seam and belongs to spt-core. A cross-node check may be useful for spt-core qualification, but it must not replace or block the same-node adapter acceptance above.\n\nRelease evidence must identify the candidate `vX.Y.Z` tag and asset, OMP and spt-core versions, disposable endpoint ids, fresh and resumed OMP session ids, gate outputs, state transitions, correlated reply, both role outcomes, and final shutdown result separately for `x86_64-pc-windows-msvc` and `x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu`.\n","startLine":1,"lineNumbers":[1,null,10,null,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]},"meta":{"source":{"type":"path","value":"C:\\Users\\decid\\Documents\\projects\\omp-spt\\docs\\CI.md"}}},"isError":false,"timestamp":1784109716446}}
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Run: sh tests/manifest-schema.sh  (exit 0 = pass).\nROOT=$(CDPATH= cd \"$(dirname \"$0\")/..\" && pwd)\nSCHEMA=\"$ROOT/adapter/manifest.schema.json\"\nMANIFEST=\"$ROOT/adapter/omp-spt.toml\"\nVALIDATOR=\"$ROOT/ci/manifest/validate_manifest.py\"\n\nfor file in \"$SCHEMA\" \"$MANIFEST\" \"$VALIDATOR\"; do\n  [ -f \"$file\" ] || { echo \"FAIL: required manifest-schema input missing: $file\"; exit 1; }\ndone\ncommand -v mktemp >/dev/null 2>&1 || { echo \"FAIL: mktemp is required\"; exit 1; }\n\n# Same interpreter probe as the gate wrapper — needs (tomllib|tomli)+jsonschema.\nPY=\"\"\nfor cand in python python3 py; do\n  command -v \"$cand\" >/dev/null 2>&1 || continue\n  if \"$cand\" - <<'PROBE' >/dev/null 2>&1\nimport importlib.util as u, sys\nsys.exit(0 if ((u.find_spec(\"tomllib\") or u.find_spec(\"tomli\")) and u.find_spec(\"jsonschema\")) else 1)\nPROBE\n  then PY=\"$cand\"; break; fi\ndone\nif [ -z \"$PY\" ]; then\n  echo \"FAIL: no python with (tomllib|tomli)+jsonschema\"\n  exit 1\nfi\n\nfail=0\nok()   { echo \"ok   $1\"; }\nbad()  { echo \"FAIL $1\"; fail=1; }\n\n# [unit->REQ-DIST-MANIFEST-SCHEMA]\n# 1. The real manifest validates (exit 0).\nif \"$PY\" \"$VALIDATOR\" \"$SCHEMA\" \"$MANIFEST\" >/dev/null 2>&1; then ok \"real manifest validates\"; else bad \"real manifest rejected\"; \"$PY\" \"$VALIDATOR\" \"$SCHEMA\" \"$MANIFEST\"; fi\n\nwork=$(mktemp -d) || { echo \"FAIL mktemp\"; exit 1; }\ntrap 'rm -rf \"$work\"' EXIT INT TERM\n\n# helper: write a manifest body to a temp file, expect validator to REJECT it (exit non-zero).\nexpect_reject() {\n  desc=$1; file=\"$work/m.toml\"\n  if \"$PY\" \"$VALIDATOR\" \"$SCHEMA\" \"$file\" >/dev/null 2>&1; then bad \"$desc not caught\"; else ok \"catches $desc\"; fi\n}\n\n# [unit->REQ-DIST-MANIFEST-SCHEMA]\n# 2. Missing the required [adapter] table entirely.\ncat > \"$work/m.toml\" <<'EOF'\n[strings]\nadapter_label = \"x\"\nEOF\nexpect_reject \"missing [adapter]\"\n\n# 3. [adapter] missing a required field (min_spt_core_version).\ncat > \"$work/m.toml\" <<'EOF'\n[adapter]\nname = \"omp-spt\"\nversion = \"0.1.0\"\nEOF\nexpect_reject \"missing required adapter.min_spt_core_version\"\n\n# 4. Bad enum value for adapter.kind.\ncat > \"$work/m.toml\" <<'EOF'\n[adapter]\nname = \"omp-spt\"\nkind = \"robot\"\nversion = \"0.1.0\"\nmin_spt_core_version = \"0.29.0\"\nEOF\nexpect_reject \"invalid adapter.kind enum\"\n\n# 5. Wrong type: hostable_types must be an array.\ncat > \"$work/m.toml\" <<'EOF'\n[adapter]\nname = \"omp-spt\"\nkind = \"harness\"\nversion = \"0.1.0\"\nmin_spt_core_version = \"0.29.0\"\nhostable_types = \"LiveAgent\"\nEOF\nexpect_reject \"non-array adapter.hostable_types\"\n\n# 6. Wrong type: shortcut_basename as an integer.\ncat > \"$work/m.toml\" <<'EOF'\n[adapter]\nname = \"omp-spt\"\nversion = \"0.1.0\"\nmin_spt_core_version = \"0.29.0\"\nshortcut_basename = 42\nEOF\nexpect_reject \"non-string shortcut_basename\"\n\n# 7. Captured selector directives admit only the published inject/read enum.\ncat > \"$work/m.toml\" <<'EOF'\n[adapter]\nname = \"omp-spt\"\nkind = \"harness\"\nversion = \"0.2.0\"\nmin_spt_core_version = \"0.29.0\"\n\n[env.OMP_PROFILE]\ndirection = \"capture\"\nvalue = \"__OMP_SPT_ENV_UNSET__\"\nEOF\nexpect_reject \"invalid env direction enum\"\n\n[ \"$fail\" -eq 0 ] && { echo \"MANIFEST-SCHEMA OK\"; exit 0; } || { echo \"MANIFEST-SCHEMA FAIL\"; exit 1; }\n"}],"details":{"displayContent":{"text":"#!/bin/sh\n# Unit tests for the manifest-schema validator: it must PASS the real omp-spt manifest and FAIL\n# on tampered copies (missing required field / bad enum / wrong type) — proving the gate catches\n# real breakage, not just green-on-green. Run: sh tests/manifest-schema.sh  (exit 0 = pass).\nROOT=$(CDPATH= cd \"$(dirname \"$0\")/..\" && pwd)\nSCHEMA=\"$ROOT/adapter/manifest.schema.json\"\nMANIFEST=\"$ROOT/adapter/omp-spt.toml\"\nVALIDATOR=\"$ROOT/ci/manifest/validate_manifest.py\"\n\nfor file in \"$SCHEMA\" \"$MANIFEST\" \"$VALIDATOR\"; do\n  [ -f \"$file\" ] || { echo \"FAIL: required manifest-schema input missing: $file\"; exit 1; }\ndone\ncommand -v mktemp >/dev/null 2>&1 || { echo \"FAIL: mktemp is required\"; exit 1; }\n\n# Same interpreter probe as the gate wrapper — needs (tomllib|tomli)+jsonschema.\nPY=\"\"\nfor cand in python python3 py; do\n  command -v \"$cand\" >/dev/null 2>&1 || continue\n  if \"$cand\" - <<'PROBE' >/dev/null 2>&1\nimport importlib.util as u, sys\nsys.exit(0 if ((u.find_spec(\"tomllib\") or u.find_spec(\"tomli\")) and u.find_spec(\"jsonschema\")) else 1)\nPROBE\n  then PY=\"$cand\"; break; fi\ndone\nif [ -z \"$PY\" ]; then\n  echo \"FAIL: no python with (tomllib|tomli)+jsonschema\"\n  exit 1\nfi\n\nfail=0\nok()   { echo \"ok   $1\"; }\nbad()  { echo \"FAIL $1\"; fail=1; }\n\n# [unit->REQ-DIST-MANIFEST-SCHEMA]\n# 1. The real manifest validates (exit 0).\nif \"$PY\" \"$VALIDATOR\" \"$SCHEMA\" \"$MANIFEST\" >/dev/null 2>&1; then ok \"real manifest validates\"; else bad \"real manifest rejected\"; \"$PY\" \"$VALIDATOR\" \"$SCHEMA\" \"$MANIFEST\"; fi\n\nwork=$(mktemp -d) || { echo \"FAIL mktemp\"; exit 1; }\ntrap 'rm -rf \"$work\"' EXIT INT TERM\n\n# helper: write a manifest body to a temp file, expect validator to REJECT it (exit non-zero).\nexpect_reject() {\n  desc=$1; file=\"$work/m.toml\"\n  if \"$PY\" \"$VALIDATOR\" \"$SCHEMA\" \"$file\" >/dev/null 2>&1; then bad \"$desc not caught\"; else ok \"catches $desc\"; fi\n}\n\n# [unit->REQ-DIST-MANIFEST-SCHEMA]\n# 2. Missing the required [adapter] table entirely.\ncat > \"$work/m.toml\" <<'EOF'\n[strings]\nadapter_label = \"x\"\nEOF\nexpect_reject \"missing [adapter]\"\n\n# 3. [adapter] missing a required field (min_spt_core_version).\ncat > \"$work/m.toml\" <<'EOF'\n[adapter]\nname = \"omp-spt\"\nversion = \"0.1.0\"\nEOF\nexpect_reject \"missing required adapter.min_spt_core_version\"\n\n# 4. Bad enum value for adapter.kind.\ncat > \"$work/m.toml\" <<'EOF'\n[adapter]\nname = \"omp-spt\"\nkind = \"robot\"\nversion = \"0.1.0\"\nmin_spt_core_version = \"0.29.0\"\nEOF\nexpect_reject \"invalid adapter.kind enum\"\n\n# 5. Wrong type: hostable_types must be an array.\ncat > \"$work/m.toml\" <<'EOF'\n[adapter]\nname = \"omp-spt\"\nkind = \"harness\"\nversion = \"0.1.0\"\nmin_spt_core_version = \"0.29.0\"\nhostable_types = \"LiveAgent\"\nEOF\nexpect_reject \"non-array adapter.hostable_types\"\n\n# 6. Wrong type: shortcut_basename as an integer.\ncat > \"$work/m.toml\" <<'EOF'\n[adapter]\nname = \"omp-spt\"\nversion = \"0.1.0\"\nmin_spt_core_version = \"0.29.0\"\nshortcut_basename = 42\nEOF\nexpect_reject \"non-string shortcut_basename\"\n\n# 7. 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{"type":"message","id":"64c52ac2","parentId":"03446dca","timestamp":"2026-07-15T10:01:56.451Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"call_MPjtrF49hoPPl1E23EDAQufr|fc_06575967b1b20879016a575a9460e08199a718588b569908e6","toolName":"read","content":[{"type":"text","text":"# Release runbook\n…\n## 6. Tag and stage the GitHub release\n…\n```sh\ntest \"$(git rev-parse --verify HEAD^{commit})\" = \"$RELEASE_COMMIT\"\n…\n  --title \"omp-spt vX.Y.Z\" \\\n  --notes-file <release-notes-file>\n```\n\nThese guards tie the uploaded artifact's build session to the clean commit and tree named by `vX.Y.Z`. The uploaded file name must remain exactly `adapter.spt`. Do not upload per-platform variants or rebuild between hashing and upload.\n\n## 7. Verify acquisition and native acceptance\n\nRepeat this entire section independently on disposable `x86_64-pc-windows-msvc` and `x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu` acceptance hosts. First prove tagged acquisition, the exact installed version, and installed strings with the repository's opt-in integration:\n\n```sh\nOMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1 \\\nOMP_SPT_RELEASE_TAG=vX.Y.Z \\\nOMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION=X.Y.Z \\\nsh ci/publish/release-acquire-int.sh\n```\n\nBoth release variables are mandatory once acquisition is opted in. The integration rejects a tag other than `v$OMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION`, downloads from `BigscreenVR/omp-spt`, verifies that `omp-spt` registers active from that repository's GitHub release directory, asserts `spt adapter version omp-spt` is exactly `X.Y.Z`, and resolves the packaged adapter label. Missing tools or GitHub authentication are failures after opt-in, not skips. The script temporarily removes the `omp-spt` registration, so do not run it on a node hosting an endpoint you need to preserve.\n\nReinstall the tagged candidate on that same host, assert its version again, then complete every native endpoint check in `docs/CI.md`:\n\n```sh\nspt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt --tag vX.Y.Z\nspt adapter version omp-spt\nspt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-fresh --create\n```\n\nThe version command must print exactly `X.Y.Z`. Release acceptance on each target requires evidence for tagged acquisition, fresh native bringup, attached OMP TUI, same-node message-to-turn-to-correlated-reply flow, idle/busy/idle state, blocked in-TUI session switching, native launch-time resume, graceful shutdown, and both ReadyAgent and LiveAgent behavior. Neither target can substitute for the other.\n\nCross-node transport is not an `omp-spt` release gate. Do not delay the adapter release on a subnet routing check after same-node delivery has proved the adapter boundary.\n\nIf any acquisition, version, or native acceptance item fails on either target, leave the release marked as a prerelease, fix the source, and cut a new version. Do not replace a tested tag or asset in place.\n\n## 8. Promote and verify the default install path\n\nOnly after all tagged acquisition and native acceptance evidence passes on both supported x86_64 targets, promote the release:\n\n```sh\ngh release edit \"vX.Y.Z\" \\\n  --repo BigscreenVR/omp-spt \\\n  --prerelease=false \\\n  --latest\n```\n\nVerify that the latest release is the intended stable tag and has one uploaded release asset named `adapter.spt`:\n\n```sh\ngh release view --repo BigscreenVR/omp-spt \\\n  --json tagName,isPrerelease,assets\n```\n\nFinally, on the disposable acceptance node, prove the shared unpinned install command resolves that latest release:\n\n```sh\nspt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt\nspt adapter version omp-spt\n```\n\nThe reported adapter version must be `X.Y.Z`.\n\n## 9. Verify the update path\n\nOn a disposable node that still has the prior stable `omp-spt`, run:\n\n```sh\nspt adapter update omp-spt\nspt adapter version omp-spt\n```\n\nThe update must install `X.Y.Z` from the same default `adapter.spt`. A running endpoint keeps the extension and helper it loaded at bringup; restart it to exercise the new release:\n\n```sh\nspt endpoint stop <id>\nspt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id>\n```\n\nThe second command attaches the native OMP TUI by default. No additional installation source or reload command is part of the update.\n\n## Release record\n\nRetain:\n\n- frozen release commit/tree and canonical `vX.Y.Z` tag identity;\n- deterministic gate outputs with no release-blocking skips;\n- hashes for `dist/adapter.spt` and both input binaries;\n- `gh release view` output showing stable tag `vX.Y.Z` and asset `adapter.spt`;\n- tagged acquisition results with exact `X.Y.Z` version assertions on both supported x86_64 targets;\n- the full per-target native acceptance evidence required by `docs/CI.md`;\n- the unpinned acquisition result; and\n- the `spt adapter update omp-spt` result and final reported version.\n"}],"details":{"displayContent":{"text":"# Release runbook\n…\n## 6. Tag and stage the GitHub release\n…\n```sh\ntest \"$(git rev-parse --verify HEAD^{commit})\" = \"$RELEASE_COMMIT\"\n…\n  --title \"omp-spt vX.Y.Z\" \\\n  --notes-file <release-notes-file>\n```\n\nThese guards tie the uploaded artifact's build session to the clean commit and tree named by `vX.Y.Z`. The uploaded file name must remain exactly `adapter.spt`. Do not upload per-platform variants or rebuild between hashing and upload.\n\n## 7. Verify acquisition and native acceptance\n\nRepeat this entire section independently on disposable `x86_64-pc-windows-msvc` and `x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu` acceptance hosts. First prove tagged acquisition, the exact installed version, and installed strings with the repository's opt-in integration:\n\n```sh\nOMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1 \\\nOMP_SPT_RELEASE_TAG=vX.Y.Z \\\nOMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION=X.Y.Z \\\nsh ci/publish/release-acquire-int.sh\n```\n\nBoth release variables are mandatory once acquisition is opted in. The integration rejects a tag other than `v$OMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION`, downloads from `BigscreenVR/omp-spt`, verifies that `omp-spt` registers active from that repository's GitHub release directory, asserts `spt adapter version omp-spt` is exactly `X.Y.Z`, and resolves the packaged adapter label. Missing tools or GitHub authentication are failures after opt-in, not skips. The script temporarily removes the `omp-spt` registration, so do not run it on a node hosting an endpoint you need to preserve.\n\nReinstall the tagged candidate on that same host, assert its version again, then complete every native endpoint check in `docs/CI.md`:\n\n```sh\nspt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt --tag vX.Y.Z\nspt adapter version omp-spt\nspt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-fresh --create\n```\n\nThe version command must print exactly `X.Y.Z`. Release acceptance on each target requires evidence for tagged acquisition, fresh native bringup, attached OMP TUI, same-node message-to-turn-to-correlated-reply flow, idle/busy/idle state, blocked in-TUI session switching, native launch-time resume, graceful shutdown, and both ReadyAgent and LiveAgent behavior. Neither target can substitute for the other.\n\nCross-node transport is not an `omp-spt` release gate. Do not delay the adapter release on a subnet routing check after same-node delivery has proved the adapter boundary.\n\nIf any acquisition, version, or native acceptance item fails on either target, leave the release marked as a prerelease, fix the source, and cut a new version. Do not replace a tested tag or asset in place.\n\n## 8. Promote and verify the default install path\n\nOnly after all tagged acquisition and native acceptance evidence passes on both supported x86_64 targets, promote the release:\n\n```sh\ngh release edit \"vX.Y.Z\" \\\n  --repo BigscreenVR/omp-spt \\\n  --prerelease=false \\\n  --latest\n```\n\nVerify that the latest release is the intended stable tag and has one uploaded release asset named `adapter.spt`:\n\n```sh\ngh release view --repo BigscreenVR/omp-spt \\\n  --json tagName,isPrerelease,assets\n```\n\nFinally, on the disposable acceptance node, prove the shared unpinned install command resolves that latest release:\n\n```sh\nspt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt\nspt adapter version omp-spt\n```\n\nThe reported adapter version must be `X.Y.Z`.\n\n## 9. Verify the update path\n\nOn a disposable node that still has the prior stable `omp-spt`, run:\n\n```sh\nspt adapter update omp-spt\nspt adapter version omp-spt\n```\n\nThe update must install `X.Y.Z` from the same default `adapter.spt`. A running endpoint keeps the extension and helper it loaded at bringup; restart it to exercise the new release:\n\n```sh\nspt endpoint stop <id>\nspt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id>\n```\n\nThe second command attaches the native OMP TUI by default. 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{"type":"message","id":"3999430c","parentId":"64c52ac2","timestamp":"2026-07-15T10:01:56.451Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"call_0J3SyaIyDXG3xlm2pUOJjqt2|fc_06575967b1b20879016a575a9460ac8199bd6d119103936a99","toolName":"read","content":[{"type":"text","text":"#!/bin/sh\n# Manifest cutover regression guard for omp-spt.\n# Run: sh tests/manifest-shortcut.sh (exit 0 = pass).\nROOT=$(CDPATH= cd \"$(dirname \"$0\")/..\" && pwd)\nMANIFEST=\"$ROOT/adapter/omp-spt.toml\"\nEXTENSION=\"$ROOT/adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs\"\nfail=0\n\n# ── shortcut brand: `spt endpoint run` picker shortcut is omp-<id> ────────────────────────────────\nline=$(grep -E '^[[:space:]]*shortcut_basename[[:space:]]*=' \"$MANIFEST\")\nif [ -z \"$line\" ]; then echo \"FAIL no shortcut_basename assignment in manifest\"; exit 1; fi\ncase \"$line\" in\n  *'\"omp\"'*) echo \"ok   shortcut_basename = \\\"omp\\\" (omp-<id> brand intact)\" ;;\n  *) echo \"FAIL shortcut_basename is not \\\"omp\\\": $line\"; fail=1 ;;\nesac\nn=$(grep -Ec '^[[:space:]]*shortcut_basename[[:space:]]*=' \"$MANIFEST\")\nif [ \"$n\" -eq 1 ]; then echo \"ok   single shortcut_basename assignment\"; else echo \"FAIL $n shortcut_basename assignments (want 1)\"; fail=1; fi\n\n# ── adapter identity ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\ngrep -Eq '^[[:space:]]*name[[:space:]]*=[[:space:]]*\"omp-spt\"' \"$MANIFEST\" \\\n  && echo 'ok   [adapter].name = \"omp-spt\"' || { echo \"FAIL [adapter].name != omp-spt\"; fail=1; }\ngrep -Eq '^[[:space:]]*host_binaries[[:space:]]*=.*\"omp\"' \"$MANIFEST\" \\\n  && echo 'ok   host_binaries includes \"omp\"' || { echo \"FAIL host_binaries misses omp\"; fail=1; }\n\nfield_of() { awk -v h=\"[$1]\" -v f=\"$2\" '$0 == h {s=1;next} /^\\[/{s=0} s && $0 ~ f' \"$MANIFEST\"; }\nhosts=$(field_of adapter '^[[:space:]]*hostable_types[[:space:]]*=')\ncase \"$hosts\" in\n  'hostable_types = [\"LiveAgent\", \"ReadyAgent\"]') echo \"ok   hostable_types exposes ReadyAgent + LiveAgent only\" ;;\n  *) echo \"FAIL hostable_types must be exactly LiveAgent + ReadyAgent: $hosts\"; fail=1 ;;\nesac\n\n# ── bringup: launch shim resolves OMP, then native OMP owns the broker PTY ────────────────────────\n# [unit->REQ-OMP-NATIVE-TUI]\nself_spawn=$(field_of session.self '^[[:space:]]*command[[:space:]]*=')\nresume_spawn=$(field_of session.resume '^[[:space:]]*command[[:space:]]*=')\ncase \"$self_spawn\" in\n  'command = \"{adapter_dir}/omp-spt launch-omp --id {id} --extension {adapter_dir}/strings/omp-spt.mjs\"')\n    echo \"ok   [session.self] snapshots the endpoint env before native OMP launch\" ;;\n  *) echo \"FAIL [session.self] does not use the endpoint-aware native OMP launch shim: $self_spawn\"; fail=1 ;;\nesac\ncase \"$resume_spawn\" in\n  'command = \"{adapter_dir}/omp-spt launch-omp --id {id} --resume {session_id} --extension {adapter_dir}/strings/omp-spt.mjs\"')\n    echo \"ok   [session.resume] refreshes the endpoint snapshot before native resume\" ;;\n  *) echo \"FAIL [session.resume] does not use endpoint-aware native resume: $resume_spawn\"; fail=1 ;;\nesac\nspawn=\"$self_spawn\n$resume_spawn\"\nif [ \"$(printf '%s\\n' \"$spawn\" | grep -c -- '--mode rpc')\" -eq 0 ]; then echo \"ok   hosted sessions never use headless RPC mode\"; else echo \"FAIL a hosted session still uses --mode rpc: $spawn\"; fail=1; fi\nif [ \"$(grep -Ec '^[[:space:]]*command[[:space:]]*=[[:space:]]*\"\\{adapter_dir\\}/omp-spt launch-omp ' \"$MANIFEST\")\" -eq 2 ]; then echo \"ok   exactly 2 native launch-shim commands\"; else echo \"FAIL expected exactly 2 native launch-shim commands\"; fail=1; fi\n\n# ── continuity file-drops belong to SPT, not a harness configuration directory ───────────────────\ncommune_dir=$(field_of session '^[[:space:]]*commune_dir[[:space:]]*=')\nsignoff_dir=$(field_of session '^[[:space:]]*signoff_dir[[:space:]]*=')\ncase \"$commune_dir\" in 'commune_dir = \".spt\"') echo \"ok   commune_dir = .spt\" ;; *) echo \"FAIL commune_dir must be .spt: $commune_dir\"; fail=1 ;; esac\ncase \"$signoff_dir\" in 'signoff_dir = \".spt\"') echo \"ok   signoff_dir = .spt\" ;; *) echo \"FAIL signoff_dir must be .spt: $signoff_dir\"; fail=1 ;; esac\nif [ -f \"$EXTENSION\" ]; then echo \"ok   packaged omp-spt extension exists\"; else echo \"FAIL packaged omp-spt extension missing\"; fail=1; fi\nif command -v node >/dev/null 2>&1; then NODE=node\nelif command -v node.exe >/dev/null 2>&1; then NODE=node.exe\nelse echo \"FAIL node is required for the OMP extension unit test\"; fail=1; NODE=:\nfi\nNODE_TEST=\"$ROOT/tests/omp-extension.mjs\"\ncase \"$NODE\" in *.exe) NODE_TEST=$(wslpath -w \"$NODE_TEST\") ;; esac\n\"$NODE\" \"$NODE_TEST\" || fail=1\n\n# ── daemon seams use the project-local snapshot, never rejected read-env placeholders ─────────────\ndigest_cmd=$(field_of digest '^[[:space:]]*extractor[[:space:]]*=')\nhistory_cmd=$(field_of history '^[[:space:]]*fetcher[[:space:]]*=')\necho_cmd=$(field_of session.echo_commune '^[[:space:]]*command[[:space:]]*=')\ncase \"$digest_cmd\" in\n  'extractor = \"omp-spt digest-omp --session {session_id} --project-dir \\\"{cwd}\\\"\"') echo \"ok   [digest].extractor scans project snapshots by session\" ;;\n  *) echo \"FAIL [digest].extractor is not project-snapshot-aware: $digest_cmd\"; fail=1 ;;\nesac\ncase \"$history_cmd\" in\n  'fetcher = \"omp-spt history-omp --session {session_id} --project-dir \\\"{cwd}\\\"\"') echo \"ok   [history].fetcher scans project snapshots by session\" ;;\n  *) echo \"FAIL [history].fetcher is not project-snapshot-aware: $history_cmd\"; fail=1 ;;\nesac\ncase \"$echo_cmd\" in\n  'command = \"omp-spt echo-commune-omp --id {id} --session-id {session_id}\"') echo \"ok   [session.echo_commune] recovers the endpoint snapshot by id\" ;;\n  *) echo \"FAIL echo_commune command is not endpoint-snapshot-aware: $echo_cmd\"; fail=1 ;;\nesac\nif grep -q -- '--captured-env' \"$MANIFEST\"; then\n  echo \"FAIL manifest still passes retired --captured-env argv\"\n  fail=1\nelse\n  echo \"ok   no retired --captured-env argv remains\"\nfi\nfor var in OMP_PROFILE PI_PROFILE PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR PI_CONFIG_DIR XDG_DATA_HOME HOME USERPROFILE OMP_SPT_OMP_BIN; do\n  if grep -Eq \"\\{$var\\}|^\\[env\\.$var\\]\" \"$MANIFEST\"; then\n    echo \"FAIL manifest still references registration-rejected read-env selector $var\"\n    fail=1\n  fi\ndone\nif [ \"$fail\" -eq 0 ]; then echo \"ok   rejected read-env declarations/placeholders are absent\"; fi\n\n# Current spt-core only fills the published Psyche custody keys for Psyche roles. Profile/model/auth\n# state comes from the endpoint snapshot, not from extra manifest substitutions.\nnpsy=$(grep -cE '^[[:space:]]*command[[:space:]]*=[[:space:]]*\"omp-spt psyche-omp --id \\{id\\} --session-id \\{session_id\\} --psyche-context-file \\{psyche_context_file\\}\"' \"$MANIFEST\")\nif [ \"$npsy\" -eq 2 ]; then echo \"ok   both psyche roles use the public Psyche key catalog\"; else echo \"FAIL expected 2 valid psyche-omp role commands, found $npsy\"; fail=1; fi\nfor role in session.psyche_init session.psyche_resume; do\n  role_keys=$(field_of \"$role\" '^[[:space:]]*keys[[:space:]]*=')\n  role_cmd=$(field_of \"$role\" '^[[:space:]]*command[[:space:]]*=')\n  case \"$role_keys:$role_cmd\" in\n    *OMP_PROFILE*|*PI_PROFILE*|*PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR*|*PI_CONFIG_DIR*|*XDG_DATA_HOME*|*HOME*|*USERPROFILE*|*OMP_SPT_OMP_BIN*)\n      echo \"FAIL [$role] references an unsupported read-env substitution\"; fail=1 ;;\n    *) echo \"ok   [$role] avoids unsupported read-env substitutions\" ;;\n  esac\ndone\n# The retired resident key must stay GONE from both psyche roles.\nif grep -q 'psyche_prompt' \"$MANIFEST\"; then echo \"FAIL a psyche role references the retired {psyche_prompt}\"; fail=1; else echo \"ok   no {psyche_prompt} anywhere (event rides stdin)\"; fi\n\n# [unit->REQ-PSYCHE-EPHEMERAL-SHIM] — identity-env scrub on both Psyche roles.\nfor role in session.psyche_init session.psyche_resume; do\n  scrub=$(field_of \"$role\" '^[[:space:]]*env_remove[[:space:]]*=')\n  if [ -z \"$scrub\" ]; then echo \"FAIL [$role] has no env_remove (identity-env scrub missing)\"; fail=1; else\n    case \"$scrub\" in\n      *'\"OWL_SESSION_ID\"'*'\"SPT_AGENT_ID\"'*|*'\"SPT_AGENT_ID\"'*'\"OWL_SESSION_ID\"'*)\n        echo \"ok   [$role] env_remove scrubs OWL_SESSION_ID + SPT_AGENT_ID\" ;;\n      *) echo \"FAIL $role env_remove misses an identity var: $scrub\"; fail=1 ;;\n    esac\n  fi\ndone\nrz_detach=$(field_of session.psyche_resume '^[[:space:]]*detach[[:space:]]*=')\ncase \"$rz_detach\" in *false*) echo \"ok   psyche_resume is captured (detach=false)\" ;; *) echo \"FAIL psyche_resume must be detach=false, got: [$rz_detach]\"; fail=1 ;; esac\nrz_keys=$(field_of session.psyche_resume '^[[:space:]]*keys[[:space:]]*=')\ncase \"$rz_keys\" in *'\"psyche_context_file\"'*) echo \"ok   psyche_resume keys include psyche_context_file\" ;; *) echo \"FAIL psyche_resume keys missing psyche_context_file: [$rz_keys]\"; fail=1 ;; esac\n\n# ── [update] — the gh_release self-update seam points at the fork ─────────────────────────────────\nif grep -Eq '^[[:space:]]*repo[[:space:]]*=[[:space:]]*\"BigscreenVR/omp-spt\"' \"$MANIFEST\"; then echo 'ok   [update].repo = \"BigscreenVR/omp-spt\"'; else echo \"FAIL [update].repo is not BigscreenVR/omp-spt\"; fail=1; fi\nif grep -Eq '^[[:space:]]*repo[[:space:]]*=[[:space:]]*\"SaberMage/' \"$MANIFEST\"; then echo \"FAIL an active repo assignment still points at SaberMage/*\"; fail=1; else echo \"ok   no active SaberMage repo assignment\"; fi\nif grep -Eq '^[[:space:]]*transport[[:space:]]*=[[:space:]]*\"gh\"' \"$MANIFEST\"; then echo 'ok   [update].transport = \"gh\"'; else echo \"FAIL [update] transport must use gh for auth-capable release fetch\"; fail=1; fi\nif grep -Eq '^[[:space:]]*message[[:space:]]*=' \"$MANIFEST\"; then echo \"ok   [update].message present\"; else echo \"FAIL [update] has no message field\"; fail=1; fi\nif grep -Eq 'endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id> --create --start' \"$MANIFEST\"; then echo \"FAIL fresh-endpoint update notice still uses --start (hides the harness PTY)\"; fail=1; else echo \"ok   fresh-endpoint update notice omits --start (attach-default PTY)\"; fi\n\n# ── retired foreign-harness seams stay absent ────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n# [unit->REQ-OMP-NATIVE-TUI]\nfor stale in \\\n  '^\\[update\\.post\\]' \\\n  '^\\[hooks\\.' \\\n  '^\\[inject\\]' \\\n  '^\\[message-idle-translation-binary\\]' \\\n  '^\\[env\\.SPT_INJECT_VERIFY_ECHO\\]' \\\n  '^\\[env\\.CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR\\]' \\\n  '^[[:space:]]*hook_cmd[[:space:]]*=' \\\n  '^[[:space:]]*command[[:space:]]*=.* translate'; do\n  if grep -Eq \"$stale\" \"$MANIFEST\"; then\n    echo \"FAIL retired manifest surface remains: $stale\"\n    fail=1\n  fi\ndone\nif [ \"$fail\" -eq 0 ]; then echo \"ok   retired update/hook/inject/translation/env surfaces absent\"; fi\n\n# OMP model routing is native; the adapter ships no foreign profile overlay.\nif grep -Eq '^\\[profiles\\.' \"$MANIFEST\"; then echo \"FAIL a shipped [profiles.*] table lingers\"; fail=1; else echo \"ok   no shipped profile overlays\"; fi\n\n\n# [int->REQ-DIST-MANIFEST-SCHEMA] — real binary validation catches role-key rules the JSON schema\n# cannot. Local developer machines may skip when spt is absent; a release gate must set\n# OMP_SPT_RELEASE_MODE=1, which makes absence a hard failure instead of a false green.\nif command -v spt >/dev/null 2>&1; then\n  REG_TMP=\"${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/omp-spt-manifest-registration-$$\"\n  rm -rf \"$REG_TMP\"\n  mkdir -p \"$REG_TMP/localappdata\" \"$REG_TMP/canonical/strings\"\n  REG_LOCAL=\"$REG_TMP/localappdata\"\n  REG_MANIFEST=\"$MANIFEST\"\n  REG_CANONICAL=\"$REG_TMP/canonical/manifest.toml\"\n  case \"$(uname -s 2>/dev/null)\" in\n    MINGW*|MSYS*|CYGWIN*)\n      REG_LOCAL=$(cygpath -w \"$REG_LOCAL\")\n      REG_MANIFEST=$(cygpath -w \"$REG_MANIFEST\")\n      REG_CANONICAL=$(cygpath -w \"$REG_CANONICAL\")\n      ;;\n    *)\n      case \"$(command -v spt)\" in\n        *.exe)\n          if command -v wslpath >/dev/null 2>&1; then\n            REG_LOCAL=$(wslpath -w \"$REG_LOCAL\")\n            REG_MANIFEST=$(wslpath -w \"$REG_MANIFEST\")\n            REG_CANONICAL=$(wslpath -w \"$REG_CANONICAL\")\n          fi\n          ;;\n      esac\n      ;;\n  esac\n…\nfi\n\n[Showing lines 1-183 of 216. 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fail=1; fi\n\n# ── adapter identity ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\ngrep -Eq '^[[:space:]]*name[[:space:]]*=[[:space:]]*\"omp-spt\"' \"$MANIFEST\" \\\n  && echo 'ok   [adapter].name = \"omp-spt\"' || { echo \"FAIL [adapter].name != omp-spt\"; fail=1; }\ngrep -Eq '^[[:space:]]*host_binaries[[:space:]]*=.*\"omp\"' \"$MANIFEST\" \\\n  && echo 'ok   host_binaries includes \"omp\"' || { echo \"FAIL host_binaries misses omp\"; fail=1; }\n\nfield_of() { awk -v h=\"[$1]\" -v f=\"$2\" '$0 == h {s=1;next} /^\\[/{s=0} s && $0 ~ f' \"$MANIFEST\"; }\nhosts=$(field_of adapter '^[[:space:]]*hostable_types[[:space:]]*=')\ncase \"$hosts\" in\n  'hostable_types = [\"LiveAgent\", \"ReadyAgent\"]') echo \"ok   hostable_types exposes ReadyAgent + LiveAgent only\" ;;\n  *) echo \"FAIL hostable_types must be exactly LiveAgent + ReadyAgent: $hosts\"; fail=1 ;;\nesac\n\n# ── bringup: launch shim resolves OMP, then native OMP owns the broker PTY ────────────────────────\n# [unit->REQ-OMP-NATIVE-TUI]\nself_spawn=$(field_of session.self '^[[:space:]]*command[[:space:]]*=')\nresume_spawn=$(field_of session.resume '^[[:space:]]*command[[:space:]]*=')\ncase \"$self_spawn\" in\n  'command = \"{adapter_dir}/omp-spt launch-omp --id {id} --extension {adapter_dir}/strings/omp-spt.mjs\"')\n    echo \"ok   [session.self] snapshots the endpoint env before native OMP launch\" ;;\n  *) echo \"FAIL [session.self] does not use the endpoint-aware native OMP launch shim: $self_spawn\"; fail=1 ;;\nesac\ncase \"$resume_spawn\" in\n  'command = \"{adapter_dir}/omp-spt launch-omp --id {id} --resume {session_id} --extension {adapter_dir}/strings/omp-spt.mjs\"')\n    echo \"ok   [session.resume] refreshes the endpoint snapshot before native resume\" ;;\n  *) echo \"FAIL [session.resume] does not use endpoint-aware native resume: $resume_spawn\"; fail=1 ;;\nesac\nspawn=\"$self_spawn\n$resume_spawn\"\nif [ \"$(printf '%s\\n' \"$spawn\" | grep -c -- '--mode rpc')\" -eq 0 ]; then echo \"ok   hosted sessions never use headless RPC mode\"; else echo \"FAIL a hosted session still uses --mode rpc: $spawn\"; fail=1; fi\nif [ \"$(grep -Ec '^[[:space:]]*command[[:space:]]*=[[:space:]]*\"\\{adapter_dir\\}/omp-spt launch-omp ' \"$MANIFEST\")\" -eq 2 ]; then echo \"ok   exactly 2 native launch-shim commands\"; else echo \"FAIL expected exactly 2 native launch-shim commands\"; fail=1; fi\n\n# ── continuity file-drops belong to SPT, not a harness configuration directory ───────────────────\ncommune_dir=$(field_of session '^[[:space:]]*commune_dir[[:space:]]*=')\nsignoff_dir=$(field_of session '^[[:space:]]*signoff_dir[[:space:]]*=')\ncase \"$commune_dir\" in 'commune_dir = \".spt\"') echo \"ok   commune_dir = .spt\" ;; *) echo \"FAIL commune_dir must be .spt: $commune_dir\"; fail=1 ;; esac\ncase \"$signoff_dir\" in 'signoff_dir = \".spt\"') echo \"ok   signoff_dir = .spt\" ;; *) echo \"FAIL signoff_dir must be .spt: $signoff_dir\"; fail=1 ;; esac\nif [ -f \"$EXTENSION\" ]; then echo \"ok   packaged omp-spt extension exists\"; else echo \"FAIL packaged omp-spt extension missing\"; fail=1; fi\nif command -v node >/dev/null 2>&1; then NODE=node\nelif command -v node.exe >/dev/null 2>&1; then NODE=node.exe\nelse echo \"FAIL node is required for the OMP extension unit test\"; fail=1; NODE=:\nfi\nNODE_TEST=\"$ROOT/tests/omp-extension.mjs\"\ncase \"$NODE\" in *.exe) NODE_TEST=$(wslpath -w \"$NODE_TEST\") ;; esac\n\"$NODE\" \"$NODE_TEST\" || fail=1\n\n# ── daemon seams use the project-local snapshot, never rejected read-env placeholders ─────────────\ndigest_cmd=$(field_of digest '^[[:space:]]*extractor[[:space:]]*=')\nhistory_cmd=$(field_of history '^[[:space:]]*fetcher[[:space:]]*=')\necho_cmd=$(field_of session.echo_commune '^[[:space:]]*command[[:space:]]*=')\ncase \"$digest_cmd\" in\n  'extractor = \"omp-spt digest-omp --session {session_id} --project-dir \\\"{cwd}\\\"\"') echo \"ok   [digest].extractor scans project snapshots by session\" ;;\n  *) echo \"FAIL [digest].extractor is not project-snapshot-aware: $digest_cmd\"; fail=1 ;;\nesac\ncase \"$history_cmd\" in\n  'fetcher = \"omp-spt history-omp --session {session_id} --project-dir \\\"{cwd}\\\"\"') echo \"ok   [history].fetcher scans project snapshots by session\" ;;\n  *) echo \"FAIL [history].fetcher is not project-snapshot-aware: $history_cmd\"; fail=1 ;;\nesac\ncase \"$echo_cmd\" in\n  'command = \"omp-spt echo-commune-omp --id {id} --session-id {session_id}\"') echo \"ok   [session.echo_commune] recovers the endpoint snapshot by id\" ;;\n  *) echo \"FAIL echo_commune command is not endpoint-snapshot-aware: $echo_cmd\"; fail=1 ;;\nesac\nif grep -q -- '--captured-env' \"$MANIFEST\"; then\n  echo \"FAIL manifest still passes retired --captured-env argv\"\n  fail=1\nelse\n  echo \"ok   no retired --captured-env argv remains\"\nfi\nfor var in OMP_PROFILE PI_PROFILE PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR PI_CONFIG_DIR XDG_DATA_HOME HOME USERPROFILE OMP_SPT_OMP_BIN; do\n  if grep -Eq \"\\{$var\\}|^\\[env\\.$var\\]\" \"$MANIFEST\"; then\n    echo \"FAIL manifest still references registration-rejected read-env selector $var\"\n    fail=1\n  fi\ndone\nif [ \"$fail\" -eq 0 ]; then echo \"ok   rejected read-env declarations/placeholders are absent\"; fi\n\n# Current spt-core only fills the published Psyche custody keys for Psyche roles. Profile/model/auth\n# state comes from the endpoint snapshot, not from extra manifest substitutions.\nnpsy=$(grep -cE '^[[:space:]]*command[[:space:]]*=[[:space:]]*\"omp-spt psyche-omp --id \\{id\\} --session-id \\{session_id\\} --psyche-context-file \\{psyche_context_file\\}\"' \"$MANIFEST\")\nif [ \"$npsy\" -eq 2 ]; then echo \"ok   both psyche roles use the public Psyche key catalog\"; else echo \"FAIL expected 2 valid psyche-omp role commands, found $npsy\"; fail=1; fi\nfor role in session.psyche_init session.psyche_resume; do\n  role_keys=$(field_of \"$role\" '^[[:space:]]*keys[[:space:]]*=')\n  role_cmd=$(field_of \"$role\" '^[[:space:]]*command[[:space:]]*=')\n  case \"$role_keys:$role_cmd\" in\n    *OMP_PROFILE*|*PI_PROFILE*|*PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR*|*PI_CONFIG_DIR*|*XDG_DATA_HOME*|*HOME*|*USERPROFILE*|*OMP_SPT_OMP_BIN*)\n      echo \"FAIL [$role] references an unsupported read-env substitution\"; fail=1 ;;\n    *) echo \"ok   [$role] avoids unsupported read-env substitutions\" ;;\n  esac\ndone\n# The retired resident key must stay GONE from both psyche roles.\nif grep -q 'psyche_prompt' \"$MANIFEST\"; then echo \"FAIL a psyche role references the retired {psyche_prompt}\"; fail=1; else echo \"ok   no {psyche_prompt} anywhere (event rides stdin)\"; fi\n\n# [unit->REQ-PSYCHE-EPHEMERAL-SHIM] — identity-env scrub on both Psyche roles.\nfor role in session.psyche_init session.psyche_resume; do\n  scrub=$(field_of \"$role\" '^[[:space:]]*env_remove[[:space:]]*=')\n  if [ -z \"$scrub\" ]; then echo \"FAIL [$role] has no env_remove (identity-env scrub missing)\"; fail=1; else\n    case \"$scrub\" in\n      *'\"OWL_SESSION_ID\"'*'\"SPT_AGENT_ID\"'*|*'\"SPT_AGENT_ID\"'*'\"OWL_SESSION_ID\"'*)\n        echo \"ok   [$role] env_remove scrubs OWL_SESSION_ID + SPT_AGENT_ID\" ;;\n      *) echo \"FAIL $role env_remove misses an identity var: $scrub\"; fail=1 ;;\n    esac\n  fi\ndone\nrz_detach=$(field_of session.psyche_resume '^[[:space:]]*detach[[:space:]]*=')\ncase \"$rz_detach\" in *false*) echo \"ok   psyche_resume is captured (detach=false)\" ;; *) echo \"FAIL psyche_resume must be detach=false, got: [$rz_detach]\"; fail=1 ;; esac\nrz_keys=$(field_of session.psyche_resume '^[[:space:]]*keys[[:space:]]*=')\ncase \"$rz_keys\" in *'\"psyche_context_file\"'*) echo \"ok   psyche_resume keys include psyche_context_file\" ;; *) echo \"FAIL psyche_resume keys missing psyche_context_file: [$rz_keys]\"; fail=1 ;; esac\n\n# ── [update] — the gh_release self-update seam points at the fork ─────────────────────────────────\nif grep -Eq '^[[:space:]]*repo[[:space:]]*=[[:space:]]*\"BigscreenVR/omp-spt\"' \"$MANIFEST\"; then echo 'ok   [update].repo = \"BigscreenVR/omp-spt\"'; else echo \"FAIL [update].repo is not BigscreenVR/omp-spt\"; fail=1; fi\nif grep -Eq '^[[:space:]]*repo[[:space:]]*=[[:space:]]*\"SaberMage/' \"$MANIFEST\"; then echo \"FAIL an active repo assignment still points at SaberMage/*\"; fail=1; else echo \"ok   no active SaberMage repo assignment\"; fi\nif grep -Eq '^[[:space:]]*transport[[:space:]]*=[[:space:]]*\"gh\"' \"$MANIFEST\"; then echo 'ok   [update].transport = \"gh\"'; else echo \"FAIL [update] transport must use gh for auth-capable release fetch\"; fail=1; fi\nif grep -Eq '^[[:space:]]*message[[:space:]]*=' \"$MANIFEST\"; then echo \"ok   [update].message present\"; else echo \"FAIL [update] has no message field\"; fail=1; fi\nif grep -Eq 'endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id> --create --start' \"$MANIFEST\"; then echo \"FAIL fresh-endpoint update notice still uses --start (hides the harness PTY)\"; fail=1; else echo \"ok   fresh-endpoint update notice omits --start (attach-default PTY)\"; fi\n\n# ── retired foreign-harness seams stay absent ────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n# [unit->REQ-OMP-NATIVE-TUI]\nfor stale in \\\n  '^\\[update\\.post\\]' \\\n  '^\\[hooks\\.' \\\n  '^\\[inject\\]' \\\n  '^\\[message-idle-translation-binary\\]' \\\n  '^\\[env\\.SPT_INJECT_VERIFY_ECHO\\]' \\\n  '^\\[env\\.CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR\\]' \\\n  '^[[:space:]]*hook_cmd[[:space:]]*=' \\\n  '^[[:space:]]*command[[:space:]]*=.* translate'; do\n  if grep -Eq \"$stale\" \"$MANIFEST\"; then\n    echo \"FAIL retired manifest surface remains: $stale\"\n    fail=1\n  fi\ndone\nif [ \"$fail\" -eq 0 ]; then echo \"ok   retired update/hook/inject/translation/env surfaces absent\"; fi\n\n# OMP model routing is native; the adapter ships no foreign profile overlay.\nif grep -Eq '^\\[profiles\\.' \"$MANIFEST\"; then echo \"FAIL a shipped [profiles.*] table lingers\"; fail=1; else echo \"ok   no shipped profile overlays\"; fi\n\n\n# [int->REQ-DIST-MANIFEST-SCHEMA] — real binary validation catches role-key rules the JSON schema\n# cannot. Local developer machines may skip when spt is absent; a release gate must set\n# OMP_SPT_RELEASE_MODE=1, which makes absence a hard failure instead of a false green.\nif command -v spt >/dev/null 2>&1; then\n  REG_TMP=\"${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/omp-spt-manifest-registration-$$\"\n  rm -rf \"$REG_TMP\"\n  mkdir -p \"$REG_TMP/localappdata\" \"$REG_TMP/canonical/strings\"\n  REG_LOCAL=\"$REG_TMP/localappdata\"\n  REG_MANIFEST=\"$MANIFEST\"\n  REG_CANONICAL=\"$REG_TMP/canonical/manifest.toml\"\n  case \"$(uname -s 2>/dev/null)\" in\n    MINGW*|MSYS*|CYGWIN*)\n      REG_LOCAL=$(cygpath -w \"$REG_LOCAL\")\n      REG_MANIFEST=$(cygpath -w \"$REG_MANIFEST\")\n      REG_CANONICAL=$(cygpath -w \"$REG_CANONICAL\")\n      ;;\n    *)\n      case \"$(command -v spt)\" in\n        *.exe)\n          if command -v wslpath >/dev/null 2>&1; then\n            REG_LOCAL=$(wslpath -w \"$REG_LOCAL\")\n            REG_MANIFEST=$(wslpath -w \"$REG_MANIFEST\")\n            REG_CANONICAL=$(wslpath -w \"$REG_CANONICAL\")\n          fi\n          ;;\n      esac\n      ;;\n  esac","truncated":true,"truncatedBy":"lines","totalLines":216,"totalBytes":12045,"outputLines":183,"outputBytes":12045,"lastLinePartial":false,"firstLineExceedsLimit":false},"displayContent":{"text":"#!/bin/sh\n# Manifest cutover regression guard for omp-spt.\n# Run: sh tests/manifest-shortcut.sh (exit 0 = pass).\nROOT=$(CDPATH= cd \"$(dirname \"$0\")/..\" && pwd)\nMANIFEST=\"$ROOT/adapter/omp-spt.toml\"\nEXTENSION=\"$ROOT/adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs\"\nfail=0\n\n# ── shortcut brand: `spt endpoint run` picker shortcut is omp-<id> ────────────────────────────────\nline=$(grep -E '^[[:space:]]*shortcut_basename[[:space:]]*=' \"$MANIFEST\")\nif [ -z \"$line\" ]; then echo \"FAIL no shortcut_basename assignment in manifest\"; exit 1; fi\ncase \"$line\" in\n  *'\"omp\"'*) echo \"ok   shortcut_basename = \\\"omp\\\" (omp-<id> brand intact)\" ;;\n  *) echo \"FAIL shortcut_basename is not \\\"omp\\\": $line\"; fail=1 ;;\nesac\nn=$(grep -Ec '^[[:space:]]*shortcut_basename[[:space:]]*=' \"$MANIFEST\")\nif [ \"$n\" -eq 1 ]; then echo \"ok   single shortcut_basename assignment\"; else echo \"FAIL $n shortcut_basename assignments (want 1)\"; fail=1; fi\n\n# ── adapter identity ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\ngrep -Eq '^[[:space:]]*name[[:space:]]*=[[:space:]]*\"omp-spt\"' \"$MANIFEST\" \\\n  && echo 'ok   [adapter].name = \"omp-spt\"' || { echo \"FAIL [adapter].name != omp-spt\"; fail=1; }\ngrep -Eq '^[[:space:]]*host_binaries[[:space:]]*=.*\"omp\"' \"$MANIFEST\" \\\n  && echo 'ok   host_binaries includes \"omp\"' || { echo \"FAIL host_binaries misses omp\"; fail=1; }\n\nfield_of() { awk -v h=\"[$1]\" -v f=\"$2\" '$0 == h {s=1;next} /^\\[/{s=0} s && $0 ~ f' \"$MANIFEST\"; }\nhosts=$(field_of adapter '^[[:space:]]*hostable_types[[:space:]]*=')\ncase \"$hosts\" in\n  'hostable_types = [\"LiveAgent\", \"ReadyAgent\"]') echo \"ok   hostable_types exposes ReadyAgent + LiveAgent only\" ;;\n  *) echo \"FAIL hostable_types must be exactly LiveAgent + ReadyAgent: $hosts\"; fail=1 ;;\nesac\n\n# ── bringup: launch shim resolves OMP, then native OMP owns the broker PTY ────────────────────────\n# [unit->REQ-OMP-NATIVE-TUI]\nself_spawn=$(field_of session.self '^[[:space:]]*command[[:space:]]*=')\nresume_spawn=$(field_of session.resume '^[[:space:]]*command[[:space:]]*=')\ncase \"$self_spawn\" in\n  'command = \"{adapter_dir}/omp-spt launch-omp --id {id} --extension {adapter_dir}/strings/omp-spt.mjs\"')\n    echo \"ok   [session.self] snapshots the endpoint env before native OMP launch\" ;;\n  *) echo \"FAIL [session.self] does not use the endpoint-aware native OMP launch shim: $self_spawn\"; fail=1 ;;\nesac\ncase \"$resume_spawn\" in\n  'command = \"{adapter_dir}/omp-spt launch-omp --id {id} --resume {session_id} --extension {adapter_dir}/strings/omp-spt.mjs\"')\n    echo \"ok   [session.resume] refreshes the endpoint snapshot before native resume\" ;;\n  *) echo \"FAIL [session.resume] does not use endpoint-aware native resume: $resume_spawn\"; fail=1 ;;\nesac\nspawn=\"$self_spawn\n$resume_spawn\"\nif [ \"$(printf '%s\\n' \"$spawn\" | grep -c -- '--mode rpc')\" -eq 0 ]; then echo \"ok   hosted sessions never use headless RPC mode\"; else echo \"FAIL a hosted session still uses --mode rpc: $spawn\"; fail=1; fi\nif [ \"$(grep -Ec '^[[:space:]]*command[[:space:]]*=[[:space:]]*\"\\{adapter_dir\\}/omp-spt launch-omp ' \"$MANIFEST\")\" -eq 2 ]; then echo \"ok   exactly 2 native launch-shim commands\"; else echo \"FAIL expected exactly 2 native launch-shim commands\"; fail=1; fi\n\n# ── continuity file-drops belong to SPT, not a harness configuration directory ───────────────────\ncommune_dir=$(field_of session '^[[:space:]]*commune_dir[[:space:]]*=')\nsignoff_dir=$(field_of session '^[[:space:]]*signoff_dir[[:space:]]*=')\ncase \"$commune_dir\" in 'commune_dir = \".spt\"') echo \"ok   commune_dir = .spt\" ;; *) echo \"FAIL commune_dir must be .spt: $commune_dir\"; fail=1 ;; esac\ncase \"$signoff_dir\" in 'signoff_dir = \".spt\"') echo \"ok   signoff_dir = .spt\" ;; *) echo \"FAIL signoff_dir must be .spt: $signoff_dir\"; fail=1 ;; esac\nif [ -f \"$EXTENSION\" ]; then echo \"ok   packaged omp-spt extension exists\"; else echo \"FAIL packaged omp-spt extension missing\"; fail=1; fi\nif command -v node >/dev/null 2>&1; then NODE=node\nelif command -v node.exe >/dev/null 2>&1; then NODE=node.exe\nelse echo \"FAIL node is required for the OMP extension unit test\"; fail=1; NODE=:\nfi\nNODE_TEST=\"$ROOT/tests/omp-extension.mjs\"\ncase \"$NODE\" in *.exe) NODE_TEST=$(wslpath -w \"$NODE_TEST\") ;; esac\n\"$NODE\" \"$NODE_TEST\" || fail=1\n\n# ── daemon seams use the project-local snapshot, never rejected read-env placeholders ─────────────\ndigest_cmd=$(field_of digest '^[[:space:]]*extractor[[:space:]]*=')\nhistory_cmd=$(field_of history '^[[:space:]]*fetcher[[:space:]]*=')\necho_cmd=$(field_of session.echo_commune '^[[:space:]]*command[[:space:]]*=')\ncase \"$digest_cmd\" in\n  'extractor = \"omp-spt digest-omp --session {session_id} --project-dir \\\"{cwd}\\\"\"') echo \"ok   [digest].extractor scans project snapshots by session\" ;;\n  *) echo \"FAIL [digest].extractor is not project-snapshot-aware: $digest_cmd\"; fail=1 ;;\nesac\ncase \"$history_cmd\" in\n  'fetcher = \"omp-spt history-omp --session {session_id} --project-dir \\\"{cwd}\\\"\"') echo \"ok   [history].fetcher scans project snapshots by session\" ;;\n  *) echo \"FAIL [history].fetcher is not project-snapshot-aware: $history_cmd\"; fail=1 ;;\nesac\ncase \"$echo_cmd\" in\n  'command = \"omp-spt echo-commune-omp --id {id} --session-id {session_id}\"') echo \"ok   [session.echo_commune] recovers the endpoint snapshot by id\" ;;\n  *) echo \"FAIL echo_commune command is not endpoint-snapshot-aware: $echo_cmd\"; fail=1 ;;\nesac\nif grep -q -- '--captured-env' \"$MANIFEST\"; then\n  echo \"FAIL manifest still passes retired --captured-env argv\"\n  fail=1\nelse\n  echo \"ok   no retired --captured-env argv remains\"\nfi\nfor var in OMP_PROFILE PI_PROFILE PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR PI_CONFIG_DIR XDG_DATA_HOME HOME USERPROFILE OMP_SPT_OMP_BIN; do\n  if grep -Eq \"\\{$var\\}|^\\[env\\.$var\\]\" \"$MANIFEST\"; then\n    echo \"FAIL manifest still references registration-rejected read-env selector $var\"\n    fail=1\n  fi\ndone\nif [ \"$fail\" -eq 0 ]; then echo \"ok   rejected read-env declarations/placeholders are absent\"; fi\n\n# Current spt-core only fills the published Psyche custody keys for Psyche roles. Profile/model/auth\n# state comes from the endpoint snapshot, not from extra manifest substitutions.\nnpsy=$(grep -cE '^[[:space:]]*command[[:space:]]*=[[:space:]]*\"omp-spt psyche-omp --id \\{id\\} --session-id \\{session_id\\} --psyche-context-file \\{psyche_context_file\\}\"' \"$MANIFEST\")\nif [ \"$npsy\" -eq 2 ]; then echo \"ok   both psyche roles use the public Psyche key catalog\"; else echo \"FAIL expected 2 valid psyche-omp role commands, found $npsy\"; fail=1; fi\nfor role in session.psyche_init session.psyche_resume; do\n  role_keys=$(field_of \"$role\" '^[[:space:]]*keys[[:space:]]*=')\n  role_cmd=$(field_of \"$role\" '^[[:space:]]*command[[:space:]]*=')\n  case \"$role_keys:$role_cmd\" in\n    *OMP_PROFILE*|*PI_PROFILE*|*PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR*|*PI_CONFIG_DIR*|*XDG_DATA_HOME*|*HOME*|*USERPROFILE*|*OMP_SPT_OMP_BIN*)\n      echo \"FAIL [$role] references an unsupported read-env substitution\"; fail=1 ;;\n    *) echo \"ok   [$role] avoids unsupported read-env substitutions\" ;;\n  esac\ndone\n# The retired resident key must stay GONE from both psyche roles.\nif grep -q 'psyche_prompt' \"$MANIFEST\"; then echo \"FAIL a psyche role references the retired {psyche_prompt}\"; fail=1; else echo \"ok   no {psyche_prompt} anywhere (event rides stdin)\"; fi\n\n# [unit->REQ-PSYCHE-EPHEMERAL-SHIM] — identity-env scrub on both Psyche roles.\nfor role in session.psyche_init session.psyche_resume; do\n  scrub=$(field_of \"$role\" '^[[:space:]]*env_remove[[:space:]]*=')\n  if [ -z \"$scrub\" ]; then echo \"FAIL [$role] has no env_remove (identity-env scrub missing)\"; fail=1; else\n    case \"$scrub\" in\n      *'\"OWL_SESSION_ID\"'*'\"SPT_AGENT_ID\"'*|*'\"SPT_AGENT_ID\"'*'\"OWL_SESSION_ID\"'*)\n        echo \"ok   [$role] env_remove scrubs OWL_SESSION_ID + SPT_AGENT_ID\" ;;\n      *) echo \"FAIL $role env_remove misses an identity var: $scrub\"; fail=1 ;;\n    esac\n  fi\ndone\nrz_detach=$(field_of session.psyche_resume '^[[:space:]]*detach[[:space:]]*=')\ncase \"$rz_detach\" in *false*) echo \"ok   psyche_resume is captured (detach=false)\" ;; *) echo \"FAIL psyche_resume must be detach=false, got: [$rz_detach]\"; fail=1 ;; esac\nrz_keys=$(field_of session.psyche_resume '^[[:space:]]*keys[[:space:]]*=')\ncase \"$rz_keys\" in *'\"psyche_context_file\"'*) echo \"ok   psyche_resume keys include psyche_context_file\" ;; *) echo \"FAIL psyche_resume keys missing psyche_context_file: [$rz_keys]\"; fail=1 ;; esac\n\n# ── [update] — the gh_release self-update seam points at the fork ─────────────────────────────────\nif grep -Eq '^[[:space:]]*repo[[:space:]]*=[[:space:]]*\"BigscreenVR/omp-spt\"' \"$MANIFEST\"; then echo 'ok   [update].repo = \"BigscreenVR/omp-spt\"'; else echo \"FAIL [update].repo is not BigscreenVR/omp-spt\"; fail=1; fi\nif grep -Eq '^[[:space:]]*repo[[:space:]]*=[[:space:]]*\"SaberMage/' \"$MANIFEST\"; then echo \"FAIL an active repo assignment still points at SaberMage/*\"; fail=1; else echo \"ok   no active SaberMage repo assignment\"; fi\nif grep -Eq '^[[:space:]]*transport[[:space:]]*=[[:space:]]*\"gh\"' \"$MANIFEST\"; then echo 'ok   [update].transport = \"gh\"'; else echo \"FAIL [update] transport must use gh for auth-capable release fetch\"; fail=1; fi\nif grep -Eq '^[[:space:]]*message[[:space:]]*=' \"$MANIFEST\"; then echo \"ok   [update].message present\"; else echo \"FAIL [update] has no message field\"; fail=1; fi\nif grep -Eq 'endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id <id> --create --start' \"$MANIFEST\"; then echo \"FAIL fresh-endpoint update notice still uses --start (hides the harness PTY)\"; fail=1; else echo \"ok   fresh-endpoint update notice omits --start (attach-default PTY)\"; fi\n\n# ── retired foreign-harness seams stay absent ────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n# [unit->REQ-OMP-NATIVE-TUI]\nfor stale in \\\n  '^\\[update\\.post\\]' \\\n  '^\\[hooks\\.' \\\n  '^\\[inject\\]' \\\n  '^\\[message-idle-translation-binary\\]' \\\n  '^\\[env\\.SPT_INJECT_VERIFY_ECHO\\]' \\\n  '^\\[env\\.CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR\\]' \\\n  '^[[:space:]]*hook_cmd[[:space:]]*=' \\\n  '^[[:space:]]*command[[:space:]]*=.* translate'; do\n  if grep -Eq \"$stale\" \"$MANIFEST\"; then\n    echo \"FAIL retired manifest surface remains: $stale\"\n    fail=1\n  fi\ndone\nif [ \"$fail\" -eq 0 ]; then echo \"ok   retired update/hook/inject/translation/env surfaces absent\"; fi\n\n# OMP model routing is native; the adapter ships no foreign profile overlay.\nif grep -Eq '^\\[profiles\\.' \"$MANIFEST\"; then echo \"FAIL a shipped [profiles.*] table lingers\"; fail=1; else echo \"ok   no shipped profile overlays\"; fi\n\n\n# [int->REQ-DIST-MANIFEST-SCHEMA] — real binary validation catches role-key rules the JSON schema\n# cannot. 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It does not\n 76|re-prove spt-core's subnet transport.\n 77|\n\n# traceable-reqs.toml\n 90|id = \"REQ-PSYCHE-EPHEMERAL-SHIM\"\n*91|title = \"Each LiveAgent Psyche event runs as one bounded OMP turn with file-backed context and explicit reseed signaling\"\n 92|required_stages = [\"doc\", \"impl\", \"unit\"]\n 93|\n 94|[[requirements]]\n\n# adapter/\n## omp-spt.toml\n 57|keys = [\"id\", \"session_id\", \"psyche_context_file\"]\n*58|# Each Psyche event is one bounded OMP turn. The context file is read by the\n 59|# shim, the event arrives on stdin, stdout carries the result, and exit 95 asks\n 60|# [impl->REQ-PSYCHE-EPHEMERAL-SHIM]\n 61|[session.psyche_resume]\n\n# docs/\n## CI.md\n 46|```sh\n*47|spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-fresh --create\n 48|```\n 49|\n*50|The default action attaches the terminal. Pass only if the broker-held terminal displays the real interactive OMP TUI, the packaged `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs` extension binds `omp-spt-accept-fresh`, and the endpoint becomes reachable. Do not add a background-start flag: the attached native TUI is part of this proof.\n 51|\n 52|### 2. Same-node message, turn, correlated reply, and state\n 53|\n...\n 56|```sh\n*57|printf 'Reply with exactly OMP-SPT-ACCEPTED after reading this message.' |\n*58|  spt ring omp-spt-accept-fresh --timeout 120\n 59|```\n 60|\n 61|Pass only if:\n...\n 76|```sh\n*77|spt endpoint shutdown omp-spt-accept-fresh\n*78|spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-resume --resume <omp-session-id>\n 79|```\n 80|\n 81|Pass only if this launches OMP's native resume path into an attached TUI, preserves the prior transcript, and binds the new endpoint to the requested session. In-TUI switching stays blocked after resume. Native resume happens at endpoint launch, never by moving a running endpoint to another session.\n...\n 87|- **ReadyAgent:** the native OMP endpoint binds, listens, receives a same-node request, replies, and shuts down without requiring a daemon-driven Psyche turn.\n*88|- **LiveAgent:** the same native OMP hosting path remains attached and reachable while the daemon drives the manifest's bounded `psyche-omp` role; a Psyche event completes successfully, and normal message/turn/reply behavior still works afterward.\n 89|\n 90|Pass only if `omp-spt` advertises exactly ReadyAgent and LiveAgent and both use the native OMP endpoint. A Worker or an alternate hosting process is not an accepted adapter role.\n 91|\n...\n 94|```sh\n*95|spt endpoint shutdown omp-spt-accept-resume\n 96|```\n 97|\n 98|Pass only if the extension ends the SPT session, reaps its listener, clears its TUI status, and the endpoint is no longer advertised as online. 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Deterministic adapter checks and same-node contract tests passed; no real two-target live endpoint acceptance or cross-node run was represented as completed. ADR-0013 keeps cross-node transport outside the adapter boundary because it is an spt-core concern.\n 45|\n 46|## Final architecture and invariants\n 47|\n...\n 120|- ADR-0012: continuity drops live under `.spt`\n*121|- ADR-0013: release gate stops at the adapter boundary\n 122|- ADR-0014: release tags use conventional semver form\n 123|\n 124|Canonical glossary now distinguishes OMP, OMP SPT extension, native/ready/live OMP endpoint, delivery custody, message stub, bound OMP session, and continuity drops. Do not reintroduce the deleted Claude-oriented glossary block.\n...\n 129|2. Review responses on SaberMage/spt-releases issues #2 and #3. If spt-core fixes read-env role substitution, add a public-binary regression first and then consider replacing the `.spt/omp-spt-env-v1` workaround; do not remove the snapshot path merely because prose docs change. If updater tag handling is fixed, retain `vX.Y.Z` unless a new user-ratified decision supersedes ADR-0014.\n*130|3. Perform the still-pending real native acceptance gate when two disposable supported hosts are available: x86_64 Windows and x86_64 Linux, exact published `adapter.spt`, fresh and resumed native OMP endpoints, attachable TUI, correlated inbound reply, ReadyAgent and LiveAgent/Psyche outcomes, state transitions, and graceful shutdown. Record each target independently. Activate `REQ-OMP-LIVE-RELEASE-GATE` only when beginning that milestone and tag evidence in the same change.\n 131|4. After live acceptance, run a focused post-release review of real endpoint logs for listener recovery, custody failures, stale snapshot selection, and shutdown timing. Fix only observed adapter defects; transport/cross-node faults belong upstream.\n 132|5. Keep documentation/release checks synchronized with actual public binary behavior. Every release must run real isolated `spt adapter add` in addition to schema validation, then prove both clean tagged acquisition and `spt adapter update` before promotion.\n 133|6. Before any subsequent release: use canonical `vX.Y.Z`; note that inherited Claude tags may collide and ADR-0014 says to move the collision to the current omp-spt release commit by explicit release decision."}],"details":{"scopePath":"traceable-reqs.toml, SCOPE.md, .spt/emphasys-commune.md","searchPath":"C:\\Users\\decid\\Documents\\projects\\omp-spt","cwd":"C:\\Users\\decid\\Documents\\projects\\omp-spt","matchCount":6,"fileCount":3,"files":["traceable-reqs.toml","SCOPE.md",".spt/emphasys-commune.md"],"fileMatches":[{"path":"traceable-reqs.toml","count":1},{"path":"SCOPE.md","count":2},{"path":".spt/emphasys-commune.md","count":3}],"truncated":false,"displayContent":"# traceable-reqs.toml\n 49│[[requirements]]\n*50│id = \"REQ-OMP-LIVE-RELEASE-GATE\"\n 51│title = \"Pending live gate: a real OMP release must satisfy the ADR-0013 endpoint acceptance criteria\"\n 52│required_stages = []\n 53│\n\n# SCOPE.md\n 50│   - Deterministic unit/integration checks plus a same-node native endpoint\n*51│     release gate.\n 52│\n 53│## Out of scope\n 54│\n   │...\n 86│| Continuity lives under `.spt/` | ADR-0012 | Locked |\n*87│| Release gate stops at adapter boundary | ADR-0013 | Locked |\n\n# .spt/\n## emphasys-commune.md\n  43│\n *44│`REQ-OMP-LIVE-RELEASE-GATE` intentionally remains inactive (`required_stages = []`). Deterministic adapter checks and same-node contract tests passed; no real two-target live endpoint acceptance or cross-node run was represented as completed. ADR-0013 keeps cross-node transport outside the adapter boundary because it is an spt-core concern.\n  45│\n  46│## Final architecture and invariants\n  47│\n    │...\n 120│- ADR-0012: continuity drops live under `.spt`\n*121│- ADR-0013: release gate stops at the adapter boundary\n 122│- ADR-0014: release tags use conventional semver form\n 123│\n 124│Canonical glossary now distinguishes OMP, OMP SPT extension, native/ready/live OMP endpoint, delivery custody, message stub, bound OMP session, and continuity drops. Do not reintroduce the deleted Claude-oriented glossary block.\n    │...\n 129│2. Review responses on SaberMage/spt-releases issues #2 and #3. If spt-core fixes read-env role substitution, add a public-binary regression first and then consider replacing the `.spt/omp-spt-env-v1` workaround; do not remove the snapshot path merely because prose docs change. If updater tag handling is fixed, retain `vX.Y.Z` unless a new user-ratified decision supersedes ADR-0014.\n*130│3. Perform the still-pending real native acceptance gate when two disposable supported hosts are available: x86_64 Windows and x86_64 Linux, exact published `adapter.spt`, fresh and resumed native OMP endpoints, attachable TUI, correlated inbound reply, ReadyAgent and LiveAgent/Psyche outcomes, state transitions, and graceful shutdown. Record each target independently. Activate `REQ-OMP-LIVE-RELEASE-GATE` only when beginning that milestone and tag evidence in the same change.\n 131│4. After live acceptance, run a focused post-release review of real endpoint logs for listener recovery, custody failures, stale snapshot selection, and shutdown timing. Fix only observed adapter defects; transport/cross-node faults belong upstream.\n 132│5. Keep documentation/release checks synchronized with actual public binary behavior. Every release must run real isolated `spt adapter add` in addition to schema validation, then prove both clean tagged acquisition and `spt adapter update` before promotion.\n 133│6. Before any subsequent release: use canonical `vX.Y.Z`; note that inherited Claude tags may collide and ADR-0014 says to move the collision to the current omp-spt release commit by explicit release decision."},"isError":false,"timestamp":1784109725077}}
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Run: sh tests/manifest-schema.sh  (exit 0 = pass).\n 5|ROOT=$(CDPATH= cd \"$(dirname \"$0\")/..\" && pwd)\n 6|SCHEMA=\"$ROOT/adapter/manifest.schema.json\"\n 7|MANIFEST=\"$ROOT/adapter/omp-spt.toml\"\n...\n 10|for file in \"$SCHEMA\" \"$MANIFEST\" \"$VALIDATOR\"; do\n*11|  [ -f \"$file\" ] || { echo \"FAIL: required manifest-schema input missing: $file\"; exit 1; }\n 12|done\n*13|command -v mktemp >/dev/null 2>&1 || { echo \"FAIL: mktemp is required\"; exit 1; }\n 14|\n 15|# Same interpreter probe as the gate wrapper — needs (tomllib|tomli)+jsonschema.\n 16|PY=\"\"\n 17|for cand in python python3 py; do\n*18|  command -v \"$cand\" >/dev/null 2>&1 || continue\n 19|  if \"$cand\" - <<'PROBE' >/dev/null 2>&1\n 20|import importlib.util as u, sys\n 21|sys.exit(0 if ((u.find_spec(\"tomllib\") or u.find_spec(\"tomli\")) and u.find_spec(\"jsonschema\")) else 1)\n## manifest-shortcut.sh\n 2|# Manifest cutover regression guard for omp-spt.\n*3|# Run: sh tests/manifest-shortcut.sh (exit 0 = pass).\n 4|ROOT=$(CDPATH= cd \"$(dirname \"$0\")/..\" && pwd)\n 5|MANIFEST=\"$ROOT/adapter/omp-spt.toml\"\n 6|EXTENSION=\"$ROOT/adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs\"\n...\n 56|if [ -f \"$EXTENSION\" ]; then echo \"ok   packaged omp-spt extension exists\"; else echo \"FAIL packaged omp-spt extension missing\"; fail=1; fi\n*57|if command -v node >/dev/null 2>&1; then NODE=node\n*58|elif command -v node.exe >/dev/null 2>&1; then NODE=node.exe\n 59|else echo \"FAIL node is required for the OMP extension unit test\"; fail=1; NODE=:\n 60|fi\n 61|NODE_TEST=\"$ROOT/tests/omp-extension.mjs\"\n...\n 158|# OMP_SPT_RELEASE_MODE=1, which makes absence a hard failure instead of a false green.\n*159|if command -v spt >/dev/null 2>&1; then\n 160|  REG_TMP=\"${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/omp-spt-manifest-registration-$$\"\n 161|  rm -rf \"$REG_TMP\"\n 162|  mkdir -p \"$REG_TMP/localappdata\" \"$REG_TMP/canonical/strings\"\n...\n 172|    *)\n*173|      case \"$(command -v spt)\" in\n 174|        *.exe)\n*175|          if command -v wslpath >/dev/null 2>&1; then\n 176|            REG_LOCAL=$(wslpath -w \"$REG_LOCAL\")\n 177|            REG_MANIFEST=$(wslpath -w \"$REG_MANIFEST\")\n 178|            REG_CANONICAL=$(wslpath -w \"$REG_CANONICAL\")\n## native-launch-manifest.sh\n 2|# Focused contract guard for native OMP hosted-session launch.\n*3|# Run: sh tests/native-launch-manifest.sh (exit 0 = pass).\n 4|set -u\n 5|ROOT=$(CDPATH= cd \"$(dirname \"$0\")/..\" && pwd)\n 6|MANIFEST=\"$ROOT/adapter/omp-spt.toml\"\n## release-acquire.sh\n 11|for tool in cat chmod cp dirname env grep mkdir mktemp rm; do\n*12|  command -v \"$tool\" >/dev/null 2>&1 || { echo \"FAIL: required tool unavailable: $tool\"; exit 1; }\n 13|done\n*14|SH=$(command -v sh) || { echo \"FAIL: sh unavailable\"; exit 1; }\n 15|TMP=$(mktemp -d \"${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/omp-spt-release-acquire.XXXXXX\") || { echo \"FAIL: mktemp\"; exit 1; }\n 16|trap 'rm -rf \"$TMP\"' EXIT INT TERM\n 17|BIN=\"$TMP/bin\"\n...\n 65|if OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=0 \"$SH\" \"$ACQUIRE\" >\"$TMP/output\" 2>&1 \\\n*66|   && grep -Fq \"SKIP: set OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1\" \"$TMP/output\"; then\n 67|  ok \"non-opt-in acquisition skips explicitly\"\n 68|else\n 69|  fail \"non-opt-in acquisition did not produce its explicit skip\"\n\n# ci/\n## run-gates.sh\n 34|gate \"traceable requirements\"\n*35|if command -v traceable-reqs >/dev/null 2>&1; then\n 36|  if traceable-reqs check; then echo \"ok  traceable requirements\"; else fail \"traceable requirements\"; fi\n 37|else\n 38|  fail \"traceable requirements: traceable-reqs not on PATH\"\n\n## digest/\n### build.sh\n 8|\n*9|if ! command -v cargo >/dev/null 2>&1; then\n*10|  echo \"SKIP: cargo not on PATH (Rust toolchain needed to build/test omp-spt)\"\n 11|  exit 0\n 12|fi\n 13|\n### digest-proof-int.sh\n 10|\n*11|command -v spt >/dev/null 2>&1 || { echo \"SKIP: no spt on PATH\"; exit 0; }\n 12|[ -x \"$RELDIR/omp-spt\" ] || [ -x \"$RELDIR/omp-spt.exe\" ] \\\n*13|  || { echo \"SKIP: extractor not built (run sh ci/digest/build.sh)\"; exit 0; }\n 14|\n 15|SESSION=\"omp-digest-proof-$$\"\n 16|TMP=$(mktemp -d \"${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/omp-spt-digest.XXXXXX\") || { echo \"FAIL: mktemp\"; exit 1; }\n\n## manifest/\n### check-manifest.sh\n 13|for f in \"$SCHEMA\" \"$MANIFEST\" \"$VALIDATOR\"; do\n*14|  if [ ! -f \"$f\" ]; then echo \"SKIP: missing $f\"; exit 0; fi\n 15|done\n 16|\n 17|# Pick an interpreter that has BOTH a TOML reader (tomllib|tomli) AND jsonschema. The fleet's\n...\n 20|for cand in python python3 py; do\n*21|  command -v \"$cand\" >/dev/null 2>&1 || continue\n 22|  if \"$cand\" - <<'PROBE' >/dev/null 2>&1\n 23|import importlib.util as u, sys\n 24|have_toml = u.find_spec(\"tomllib\") or u.find_spec(\"tomli\")\n...\n 30|if [ -z \"$PY\" ]; then\n*31|  echo \"SKIP: no python with (tomllib|tomli)+jsonschema on PATH (pip install tomli jsonschema)\"\n 32|  exit 0\n 33|fi\n 34|\n\n## publish/\n### package-adapter.sh\n 16|# Usage:\n*17|#   package-adapter.sh            # dry-run: validate + print the archive plan, write nothing\n 18|#   package-adapter.sh --apply    # write dist/adapter.spt (validated)\n 19|set -u\n 20|HERE=$(CDPATH= cd \"$(dirname \"$0\")\" && pwd)\n...\n 111|  echo\n*112|  echo \"DRY-RUN: nothing written. Re-run with --apply to write $OUT, then attach it as 'adapter.spt'\"\n 113|  echo \"to a GitHub release on the monorepo. 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Run: sh tests/manifest-schema.sh  (exit 0 = pass).\n  5│ROOT=$(CDPATH= cd \"$(dirname \"$0\")/..\" && pwd)\n  6│SCHEMA=\"$ROOT/adapter/manifest.schema.json\"\n  7│MANIFEST=\"$ROOT/adapter/omp-spt.toml\"\n   │...\n 10│for file in \"$SCHEMA\" \"$MANIFEST\" \"$VALIDATOR\"; do\n*11│  [ -f \"$file\" ] || { echo \"FAIL: required manifest-schema input missing: $file\"; exit 1; }\n 12│done\n*13│command -v mktemp >/dev/null 2>&1 || { echo \"FAIL: mktemp is required\"; exit 1; }\n 14│\n 15│# Same interpreter probe as the gate wrapper — needs (tomllib|tomli)+jsonschema.\n 16│PY=\"\"\n 17│for cand in python python3 py; do\n*18│  command -v \"$cand\" >/dev/null 2>&1 || continue\n 19│  if \"$cand\" - <<'PROBE' >/dev/null 2>&1\n 20│import importlib.util as u, sys\n 21│sys.exit(0 if ((u.find_spec(\"tomllib\") or u.find_spec(\"tomli\")) and u.find_spec(\"jsonschema\")) else 1)\n## manifest-shortcut.sh\n   2│# Manifest cutover regression guard for omp-spt.\n  *3│# Run: sh tests/manifest-shortcut.sh (exit 0 = pass).\n   4│ROOT=$(CDPATH= cd \"$(dirname \"$0\")/..\" && pwd)\n   5│MANIFEST=\"$ROOT/adapter/omp-spt.toml\"\n   6│EXTENSION=\"$ROOT/adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs\"\n    │...\n  56│if [ -f \"$EXTENSION\" ]; then echo \"ok   packaged omp-spt extension exists\"; else echo \"FAIL packaged omp-spt extension missing\"; fail=1; fi\n *57│if command -v node >/dev/null 2>&1; then NODE=node\n *58│elif command -v node.exe >/dev/null 2>&1; then NODE=node.exe\n  59│else echo \"FAIL node is required for the OMP extension unit test\"; fail=1; NODE=:\n  60│fi\n  61│NODE_TEST=\"$ROOT/tests/omp-extension.mjs\"\n    │...\n 158│# OMP_SPT_RELEASE_MODE=1, which makes absence a hard failure instead of a false green.\n*159│if command -v spt >/dev/null 2>&1; then\n 160│  REG_TMP=\"${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/omp-spt-manifest-registration-$$\"\n 161│  rm -rf \"$REG_TMP\"\n 162│  mkdir -p \"$REG_TMP/localappdata\" \"$REG_TMP/canonical/strings\"\n    │...\n 172│    *)\n*173│      case \"$(command -v spt)\" in\n 174│        *.exe)\n*175│          if command -v wslpath >/dev/null 2>&1; then\n 176│            REG_LOCAL=$(wslpath -w \"$REG_LOCAL\")\n 177│            REG_MANIFEST=$(wslpath -w \"$REG_MANIFEST\")\n 178│            REG_CANONICAL=$(wslpath -w \"$REG_CANONICAL\")\n## native-launch-manifest.sh\n 2│# Focused contract guard for native OMP hosted-session launch.\n*3│# Run: sh tests/native-launch-manifest.sh (exit 0 = pass).\n 4│set -u\n 5│ROOT=$(CDPATH= cd \"$(dirname \"$0\")/..\" && pwd)\n 6│MANIFEST=\"$ROOT/adapter/omp-spt.toml\"\n## release-acquire.sh\n 11│for tool in cat chmod cp dirname env grep mkdir mktemp rm; do\n*12│  command -v \"$tool\" >/dev/null 2>&1 || { echo \"FAIL: required tool unavailable: $tool\"; exit 1; }\n 13│done\n*14│SH=$(command -v sh) || { echo \"FAIL: sh unavailable\"; exit 1; }\n 15│TMP=$(mktemp -d \"${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/omp-spt-release-acquire.XXXXXX\") || { echo \"FAIL: mktemp\"; exit 1; }\n 16│trap 'rm -rf \"$TMP\"' EXIT INT TERM\n 17│BIN=\"$TMP/bin\"\n   │...\n 65│if OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=0 \"$SH\" \"$ACQUIRE\" >\"$TMP/output\" 2>&1 \\\n*66│   && grep -Fq \"SKIP: set OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1\" \"$TMP/output\"; then\n 67│  ok \"non-opt-in acquisition skips explicitly\"\n 68│else\n 69│  fail \"non-opt-in acquisition did not produce its explicit skip\"\n\n# ci/\n## run-gates.sh\n 34│gate \"traceable requirements\"\n*35│if command -v traceable-reqs >/dev/null 2>&1; then\n 36│  if traceable-reqs check; then echo \"ok  traceable requirements\"; else fail \"traceable requirements\"; fi\n 37│else\n 38│  fail \"traceable requirements: traceable-reqs not on PATH\"\n\n## digest/\n### build.sh\n  8│\n *9│if ! command -v cargo >/dev/null 2>&1; then\n*10│  echo \"SKIP: cargo not on PATH (Rust toolchain needed to build/test omp-spt)\"\n 11│  exit 0\n 12│fi\n 13│\n### digest-proof-int.sh\n 10│\n*11│command -v spt >/dev/null 2>&1 || { echo \"SKIP: no spt on PATH\"; exit 0; }\n 12│[ -x \"$RELDIR/omp-spt\" ] || [ -x \"$RELDIR/omp-spt.exe\" ] \\\n*13│  || { echo \"SKIP: extractor not built (run sh ci/digest/build.sh)\"; exit 0; }\n 14│\n 15│SESSION=\"omp-digest-proof-$$\"\n 16│TMP=$(mktemp -d \"${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/omp-spt-digest.XXXXXX\") || { echo \"FAIL: mktemp\"; exit 1; }\n\n## manifest/\n### check-manifest.sh\n 13│for f in \"$SCHEMA\" \"$MANIFEST\" \"$VALIDATOR\"; do\n*14│  if [ ! -f \"$f\" ]; then echo \"SKIP: missing $f\"; exit 0; fi\n 15│done\n 16│\n 17│# Pick an interpreter that has BOTH a TOML reader (tomllib|tomli) AND jsonschema. 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For a release, a dependency-related `SKIP` is not a pass. Install the missing dependency and rerun. See `docs/CI.md` for the deterministic coverage and the separate real-endpoint acceptance bar.\n 68|\n 69|## 3. Freeze a clean release commit\n 70|\n...\n 86|\n*87|The verified packer requires exactly one Windows binary and one Linux binary.\n 88|\n 89|Immediately before building, reassert the frozen clean source:\n 90|\n## CI.md\n*1|# CI and release acceptance\n 2|\n 3|`omp-spt` uses two verification layers:\n 4|\n 5|1. deterministic gates that run on every change; and\n*6|2. release acceptance against a real native OMP endpoint.\n 7|\n*8|The first layer is repeatable and does not require a live model session. The second proves the user-visible hosting contract that deterministic tests cannot establish. A deterministic pass is necessary, but it is not release acceptance.\n 9|\n 10|## Deterministic gates\n 11|\n...\n 19|\n*20|`tests/ci-gates.sh` guards the gate dispatcher itself. `ci/run-gates.sh` performs shell-syntax checks, validates `adapter/omp-spt.toml` against the vendored published schema, checks the native launch and session manifest, tests the fat archive contract, runs a hermetic release-acquisition dry run with fake `gh`/`spt` commands, and runs the `omp-spt` helper's Rust tests and release build. It also runs `traceable-reqs check` when the command is installed. `tests/omp-extension.mjs` exercises extension deliv...\n 21|\n 22|<!-- [doc->REQ-OMP-NATIVE-TUI] -->\n 23|<!-- [doc->REQ-OMP-EXTENSION-CUSTODY] -->\n...\n 28|\n*29|These are binary pass/fail checks. A release run must treat any `SKIP` caused by a missing interpreter, Rust toolchain, platform binary, or `traceable-reqs` installation as an incomplete gate, provision the dependency, and rerun. The archive test may intentionally prove that the packer refuses missing platform binaries, but a release still needs both platform builds before packaging. The live acquisition integration intentionally skips unless `OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1`; after opt-in, missing release variable...\n 30|\n*31|## Native OMP release acceptance\n 32|\n*33|ADR-0013 sets the release boundary. For v0.2.0, the only supported release hosts are **x86_64 Windows** (`x86_64-pc-windows-msvc`) and **x86_64 Linux** (`x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu`); the asset has no macOS or Arm64 payload. Acceptance must use the exact tagged candidate `adapter.spt`, a real `omp` installation, the native packaged extension, and disposable endpoint identities. Complete the full acceptance sequence independently on both supported hosts before promotion. Do not reuse an operator's long-live...\n 34|\n*35|Install the tagged candidate on each acceptance host and verify its manifest version:\n 36|\n 37|```sh\n 38|spt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt --tag vX.Y.Z\n...\n 84|\n*85|Exercise both hostable roles through spt-core's current ReadyAgent and LiveAgent flows:\n 86|\n 87|- **ReadyAgent:** the native OMP endpoint binds, listens, receives a same-node request, replies, and shuts down without requiring a daemon-driven Psyche turn.\n 88|- **LiveAgent:** the same native OMP hosting path remains attached and reachable while the daemon drives the manifest's bounded `psyche-omp` role; a Psyche event completes successfully, and normal message/turn/reply behavior still works afterward.\n...\n 97|\n*98|Pass only if the extension ends the SPT session, reaps its listener, clears its TUI status, and the endpoint is no longer advertised as online. There must be no false-online endpoint and no orphaned acceptance process.\n 99|\n 100|## Adapter release boundary\n 101|\n*102|Cross-node transport is outside the `omp-spt` release gate. Once the exact message contract succeeds through the adapter on one node, subnet routing adds no OMP-specific seam and belongs to spt-core. A cross-node check may be useful for spt-core qualification, but it must not replace or block the same-node adapter acceptance above.\n 103|\n 104|Release evidence must identify the candidate `vX.Y.Z` tag and asset, OMP and spt-core versions, disposable endpoint ids, fresh and resumed OMP session ids, gate outputs, state transitions, correlated reply, both role outcomes, and final shutdown result separately for `x86_64-pc-windows-msvc` and `x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu`.\n\n# .spt/\n## emphasys-commune.md\n*1|# Resume context: omp-spt v0.2.0 release and parity cutover\n 2|\n 3|## End goal\n 4|\n*5|Deliver and maintain `omp-spt` as the public-surface-only Oh My Pi harness adapter for spt-core: OMP owns the native terminal/TUI and session, the packaged OMP extension owns SPT delivery, and the adapter proves the complete contract using only published spt-core artifacts/docs and public OMP APIs. Keep the product boring, native, installable, updateable, traceable, and fail-closed. Do not reintroduce the inherited Claude Code plugin, hooks, CCS machinery, headless RPC bridge, idle translation, or Worker...\n 6|\n 7|## Current project status\n 8|\n*9|v0.2.0 is published as the latest stable release:\n*10|- Release: https://github.com/BigscreenVR/omp-spt/releases/tag/v0.2.0\n*11|- Tag: `v0.2.0`\n 12|- Release commit: `e6b0ae1264679716c2ee92a81427821d09e5e7d2`\n 13|- Asset: `adapter.spt`, 671199 bytes\n 14|- SHA-256: `b0e76c056a351a7e65fa02c346be3587fceaa758ac829ebc7eef0a7a903b0451`\n...\n 17|\n*18|The initially published `omp-spt-v0.2.0` release was retracted after real clean-install verification found two public-contract defects. The corrected stable tag is `v0.2.0`. The inherited Claude-era `v0.2.0` tag was moved to the current product commit by explicit user decision. ADR-0014 records this policy.\n 19|\n 20|Merged release work:\n*21|- PR #5: native OMP v0.2.0 cutover\n 22|- PR #6: clean-install/lifecycle environment repair\n 23|- PR #7: release-tag collision policy\n 24|\n...\n 28|\n*29|## Verified release behavior\n 30|\n*31|Observed against the published asset:\n*32|- Clean isolated `spt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt --tag v0.2.0` succeeded and reported version 0.2.0.\n 33|- Real installed adapter update from 0.1.3 to 0.2.0 succeeded through `spt adapter update omp-spt`.\n 34|- `bash ci/run-gates.sh` passed.\n 35|- Rust helper suite passed: 101 tests across four suites.\n...\n 43|\n*44|`REQ-OMP-LIVE-RELEASE-GATE` intentionally remains inactive (`required_stages = []`). Deterministic adapter checks and same-node contract tests passed; no real two-target live endpoint acceptance or cross-node run was represented as completed. ADR-0013 keeps cross-node transport outside the adapter boundary because it is an spt-core concern.\n 45|\n 46|## Final architecture and invariants\n 47|\n...\n 66|- Nested, malformed, truncated, missing-sender, or oversized frames fail closed without consuming another sender's event.\n*67|- Listener recovery has bounded backoff and a stable-interval crash-budget reset.\n 68|- Child commands are bounded, terminated, reaped, and resistant to stdin EPIPE/fast-exit races.\n 69|- `session_stop` is an awaited current-turn custody barrier, not endpoint teardown.\n 70|- `session_shutdown` uses one 1800ms budget and reserves a session-end attempt.\n...\n 72|Daemon/profile continuity:\n*73|- Real spt 0.31 rejected the documented read-env substitutions in Psyche, echo, history, and digest roles; do not restore those placeholders unless issue #2 is fixed and verified.\n 74|- `launch-omp` atomically snapshots only eight non-secret OMP locator/profile/executable selectors under `.spt/omp-spt-env-v1/<endpoint>.json`.\n 75|- No API keys, auth tokens, or credentials are persisted.\n 76|- Psyche and echo recover exact endpoint snapshots.\n...\n 105|- Attachability: native OMP TUI\n*106|- Adapter self-update: GitHub release avenue; clean add and in-place update verified\n 107|\n 108|Deliberately not preserved:\n 109|- Worker endpoint. This is an intentional capability opt-out: OMP subagents are not independently bound SPT endpoints and would need a separate identity/lifecycle contract, not a manifest label.\n...\n 127|\n*128|1. Start by checking `git status --short --branch`, `gh release view v0.2.0 --repo BigscreenVR/omp-spt`, and `spt adapter version omp-spt`; do not assume remote/local state if another session changed it.\n 129|2. Review responses on SaberMage/spt-releases issues #2 and #3. If spt-core fixes read-env role substitution, add a public-binary regression first and then consider replacing the `.spt/omp-spt-env-v1` workaround; do not remove the snapshot path merely because prose docs change. If updater tag handling is fixed, retain `vX.Y.Z` unless a new user-ratified decision supersedes ADR-0014.\n*130|3. Perform the still-pending real native acceptance gate when two disposable supported hosts are available: x86_64 Windows and x86_64 Linux, exact published `adapter.spt`, fresh and resumed native OMP endpoints, attachable TUI, correlated inbound reply, ReadyAgent and LiveAgent/Psyche outcomes, state transitions, and graceful shutdown. Record each target independently. Activate `REQ-OMP-LIVE-RELEASE-GATE` only when beginning that milestone and tag evidence in the same change.\n*131|4. After live acceptance, run a focused post-release review of real endpoint logs for listener recovery, custody failures, stale snapshot selection, and shutdown timing. Fix only observed adapter defects; transport/cross-node faults belong upstream.\n 132|5. Keep documentation/release checks synchronized with actual public binary behavior. Every release must run real isolated `spt adapter add` in addition to schema validation, then prove both clean tagged acquisition and `spt adapter update` before promotion.\n 133|6. Before any subsequent release: use canonical `vX.Y.Z`; note that inherited Claude tags may collide and ADR-0014 says to move the collision to the current omp-spt release commit by explicit release decision.\n 134|\n...\n 136|\n*137|- Never inspect spt-core source. Published binaries, releases, schema, public docs, and observable CLI behavior only.\n 138|- Read `SCOPE.md`, `HANDOFF.md`, `CONTEXT.md`, `docs/KNOWN-HAZARDS.md`, `docs/TRACEABILITY.md`, and the relevant ADRs before changing architecture.\n 139|- Run `lsp references` before exported-symbol changes.\n 140|- Add requirement evidence tags in the same change and run `traceable-reqs check` before completion.\n\n[Some lines truncated to 512 chars]"}],"details":{"scopePath":"CHANGELOG.md, docs/RELEASE-RUNBOOK.md, docs/CI.md, README.md, .spt/emphasys-commune.md","searchPath":"C:\\Users\\decid\\Documents\\projects\\omp-spt","cwd":"C:\\Users\\decid\\Documents\\projects\\omp-spt","matchCount":38,"fileCount":5,"files":["CHANGELOG.md","docs/RELEASE-RUNBOOK.md","docs/CI.md","README.md",".spt/emphasys-commune.md"],"fileMatches":[{"path":"CHANGELOG.md","count":1},{"path":"docs/RELEASE-RUNBOOK.md","count":6},{"path":"docs/CI.md","count":11},{"path":"README.md","count":2},{"path":".spt/emphasys-commune.md","count":18}],"truncated":true,"displayContent":"# CHANGELOG.md\n 24│- **Bind, activity, and shutdown races no longer advertise the wrong endpoint state or leak a late listener.** Busy-before-bind is preserved, shutdown-before-bind tears down immediately, and concurrent fatal and lifecycle shutdowns share one bounded session-end sequence.\n*25│- **Listener recovery now distinguishes crash loops from isolated failures.** Immediate repeated exits still fail closed, while a listener that remains stable resets its consecutive-failure budget.\n 26│- **Echo-commune handles Unicode transcript boundaries safely.** A byte cap that lands inside a multi-byte character no longer crashes the summarizer.\n 27│\n 28│## [0.1.3] - 2026-07-13\n\n# README.md\n  26│\n *27│The v0.2.0 release asset supports **x86_64 Windows and x86_64 Linux only**. It does not contain a macOS or Arm64 payload. Pick a supported shell below; these commands install either prerequisite only when it is missing, then install `omp-spt` from `BigscreenVR/omp-spt`.\n  28│\n  29│**PowerShell (x86_64 Windows)**\n  30│\n    │...\n 104│\n*105│The adapter is built against `spt-core`'s published release, manifest, and CLI surfaces. That keeps\n 106│`omp-spt` independently installable while preserving the standard Spacetime endpoint model.\n\n# docs/\n## RELEASE-RUNBOOK.md\n 17│\n*18│## v0.2.0 release-target limitations\n 19│\n*20│The v0.2.0 asset supports exactly **x86_64 Windows** (`x86_64-pc-windows-msvc`) and **x86_64 Linux** (`x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu`). It contains no macOS, Arm64, or other target payload. OMP itself may run on additional platforms, but that does not make the `omp-spt` release install usable there. Adding any target requires a real helper build, a recognized archive target, deterministic package validation, and tagged native acceptance before it can be advertised.\n 21│\n 22│User commands are:\n 23│\n   │...\n 38│- Zig plus `cargo-zigbuild` when cross-building the Linux binary from Windows; and\n*39│- disposable acceptance hosts for both `x86_64-pc-windows-msvc` and `x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu`, each with compatible `spt` and real `omp` installations.\n 40│\n 41│The release commit must contain the intended `adapter/omp-spt.toml`, `adapter/strings/omp-spt.mjs`, helper source, tests, and changelog. The tag tree is the release source of truth.\n 42│\n   │...\n 48│\n*49│Each release-note paragraph, blockquote, and bullet should be one physical line so GitHub performs display wrapping. If needed, the repository includes the verified normalizer:\n 50│\n 51│```sh\n 52│python ci/publish/unwrap-changelog.py CHANGELOG.md\n   │...\n 66│\n*67│All commands must pass. For a release, a dependency-related `SKIP` is not a pass. Install the missing dependency and rerun. See `docs/CI.md` for the deterministic coverage and the separate real-endpoint acceptance bar.\n 68│\n 69│## 3. Freeze a clean release commit\n 70│\n   │...\n 86│\n*87│The verified packer requires exactly one Windows binary and one Linux binary.\n 88│\n 89│Immediately before building, reassert the frozen clean source:\n 90│\n## CI.md\n  *1│# CI and release acceptance\n   2│\n   3│`omp-spt` uses two verification layers:\n   4│\n   5│1. deterministic gates that run on every change; and\n  *6│2. release acceptance against a real native OMP endpoint.\n   7│\n  *8│The first layer is repeatable and does not require a live model session. The second proves the user-visible hosting contract that deterministic tests cannot establish. A deterministic pass is necessary, but it is not release acceptance.\n   9│\n  10│## Deterministic gates\n  11│\n    │...\n  19│\n *20│`tests/ci-gates.sh` guards the gate dispatcher itself. `ci/run-gates.sh` performs shell-syntax checks, validates `adapter/omp-spt.toml` against the vendored published schema, checks the native launch and session manifest, tests the fat archive contract, runs a hermetic release-acquisition dry run with fake `gh`/`spt` commands, and runs the `omp-spt` helper's Rust tests and release build. It also runs `traceable-reqs check` when the command is installed. `tests/omp-extension.mjs` exercises extension deliv...\n  21│\n  22│<!-- [doc->REQ-OMP-NATIVE-TUI] -->\n  23│<!-- [doc->REQ-OMP-EXTENSION-CUSTODY] -->\n    │...\n  28│\n *29│These are binary pass/fail checks. A release run must treat any `SKIP` caused by a missing interpreter, Rust toolchain, platform binary, or `traceable-reqs` installation as an incomplete gate, provision the dependency, and rerun. The archive test may intentionally prove that the packer refuses missing platform binaries, but a release still needs both platform builds before packaging. The live acquisition integration intentionally skips unless `OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1`; after opt-in, missing release variable...\n  30│\n *31│## Native OMP release acceptance\n  32│\n *33│ADR-0013 sets the release boundary. For v0.2.0, the only supported release hosts are **x86_64 Windows** (`x86_64-pc-windows-msvc`) and **x86_64 Linux** (`x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu`); the asset has no macOS or Arm64 payload. Acceptance must use the exact tagged candidate `adapter.spt`, a real `omp` installation, the native packaged extension, and disposable endpoint identities. Complete the full acceptance sequence independently on both supported hosts before promotion. Do not reuse an operator's long-live...\n  34│\n *35│Install the tagged candidate on each acceptance host and verify its manifest version:\n  36│\n  37│```sh\n  38│spt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt --tag vX.Y.Z\n    │...\n  84│\n *85│Exercise both hostable roles through spt-core's current ReadyAgent and LiveAgent flows:\n  86│\n  87│- **ReadyAgent:** the native OMP endpoint binds, listens, receives a same-node request, replies, and shuts down without requiring a daemon-driven Psyche turn.\n  88│- **LiveAgent:** the same native OMP hosting path remains attached and reachable while the daemon drives the manifest's bounded `psyche-omp` role; a Psyche event completes successfully, and normal message/turn/reply behavior still works afterward.\n    │...\n  97│\n *98│Pass only if the extension ends the SPT session, reaps its listener, clears its TUI status, and the endpoint is no longer advertised as online. There must be no false-online endpoint and no orphaned acceptance process.\n  99│\n 100│## Adapter release boundary\n 101│\n*102│Cross-node transport is outside the `omp-spt` release gate. Once the exact message contract succeeds through the adapter on one node, subnet routing adds no OMP-specific seam and belongs to spt-core. A cross-node check may be useful for spt-core qualification, but it must not replace or block the same-node adapter acceptance above.\n 103│\n 104│Release evidence must identify the candidate `vX.Y.Z` tag and asset, OMP and spt-core versions, disposable endpoint ids, fresh and resumed OMP session ids, gate outputs, state transitions, correlated reply, both role outcomes, and final shutdown result separately for `x86_64-pc-windows-msvc` and `x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu`.\n\n# .spt/\n## emphasys-commune.md\n  *1│# Resume context: omp-spt v0.2.0 release and parity cutover\n   2│\n   3│## End goal\n   4│\n  *5│Deliver and maintain `omp-spt` as the public-surface-only Oh My Pi harness adapter for spt-core: OMP owns the native terminal/TUI and session, the packaged OMP extension owns SPT delivery, and the adapter proves the complete contract using only published spt-core artifacts/docs and public OMP APIs. Keep the product boring, native, installable, updateable, traceable, and fail-closed. Do not reintroduce the inherited Claude Code plugin, hooks, CCS machinery, headless RPC bridge, idle translation, or Worker...\n   6│\n   7│## Current project status\n   8│\n  *9│v0.2.0 is published as the latest stable release:\n *10│- Release: https://github.com/BigscreenVR/omp-spt/releases/tag/v0.2.0\n *11│- Tag: `v0.2.0`\n  12│- Release commit: `e6b0ae1264679716c2ee92a81427821d09e5e7d2`\n  13│- Asset: `adapter.spt`, 671199 bytes\n  14│- SHA-256: `b0e76c056a351a7e65fa02c346be3587fceaa758ac829ebc7eef0a7a903b0451`\n    │...\n  17│\n *18│The initially published `omp-spt-v0.2.0` release was retracted after real clean-install verification found two public-contract defects. The corrected stable tag is `v0.2.0`. The inherited Claude-era `v0.2.0` tag was moved to the current product commit by explicit user decision. ADR-0014 records this policy.\n  19│\n  20│Merged release work:\n *21│- PR #5: native OMP v0.2.0 cutover\n  22│- PR #6: clean-install/lifecycle environment repair\n  23│- PR #7: release-tag collision policy\n  24│\n    │...\n  28│\n *29│## Verified release behavior\n  30│\n *31│Observed against the published asset:\n *32│- Clean isolated `spt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt --tag v0.2.0` succeeded and reported version 0.2.0.\n  33│- Real installed adapter update from 0.1.3 to 0.2.0 succeeded through `spt adapter update omp-spt`.\n  34│- `bash ci/run-gates.sh` passed.\n  35│- Rust helper suite passed: 101 tests across four suites.\n    │...\n  43│\n *44│`REQ-OMP-LIVE-RELEASE-GATE` intentionally remains inactive (`required_stages = []`). Deterministic adapter checks and same-node contract tests passed; no real two-target live endpoint acceptance or cross-node run was represented as completed. ADR-0013 keeps cross-node transport outside the adapter boundary because it is an spt-core concern.\n  45│\n  46│## Final architecture and invariants\n  47│\n    │...\n  66│- Nested, malformed, truncated, missing-sender, or oversized frames fail closed without consuming another sender's event.\n *67│- Listener recovery has bounded backoff and a stable-interval crash-budget reset.\n  68│- Child commands are bounded, terminated, reaped, and resistant to stdin EPIPE/fast-exit races.\n  69│- `session_stop` is an awaited current-turn custody barrier, not endpoint teardown.\n  70│- `session_shutdown` uses one 1800ms budget and reserves a session-end attempt.\n    │...\n  72│Daemon/profile continuity:\n *73│- Real spt 0.31 rejected the documented read-env substitutions in Psyche, echo, history, and digest roles; do not restore those placeholders unless issue #2 is fixed and verified.\n  74│- `launch-omp` atomically snapshots only eight non-secret OMP locator/profile/executable selectors under `.spt/omp-spt-env-v1/<endpoint>.json`.\n  75│- No API keys, auth tokens, or credentials are persisted.\n  76│- Psyche and echo recover exact endpoint snapshots.\n    │...\n 105│- Attachability: native OMP TUI\n*106│- Adapter self-update: GitHub release avenue; clean add and in-place update verified\n 107│\n 108│Deliberately not preserved:\n 109│- Worker endpoint. This is an intentional capability opt-out: OMP subagents are not independently bound SPT endpoints and would need a separate identity/lifecycle contract, not a manifest label.\n    │...\n 127│\n*128│1. Start by checking `git status --short --branch`, `gh release view v0.2.0 --repo BigscreenVR/omp-spt`, and `spt adapter version omp-spt`; do not assume remote/local state if another session changed it.\n 129│2. Review responses on SaberMage/spt-releases issues #2 and #3. If spt-core fixes read-env role substitution, add a public-binary regression first and then consider replacing the `.spt/omp-spt-env-v1` workaround; do not remove the snapshot path merely because prose docs change. If updater tag handling is fixed, retain `vX.Y.Z` unless a new user-ratified decision supersedes ADR-0014.\n*130│3. 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Honored by the read/status\n                 commands (list, whoami, status, description, role, the *-list queries, how-to);\n                 action commands ignore it\n  -h, --help     Print help\n  -V, --version  Print version\n```\n\n## spt adapter\n\n```text\nAdapter registration: what this node can drive/launch.\n\nThe node-local registered set (one command for harness and shell adapters). Feeds creation-time\nadapter selection, shell discovery, and the self-update ripple.\n\nUsage: spt adapter [OPTIONS] <COMMAND>\n\nCommands:\n  add              Register an adapter from a local path (a dir holding manifest.toml, or the\n                   manifest file itself) or from GitHub (--github user/repo, cloned under\n                   adapters/_github/). Manifest-first: an invalid manifest registers nothing.\n                   Install is the first update — the declared [update] avenue is conducted once\n                   after recording\n  remove           Soft-deregister: hidden from new-creation/discovery; existing and live instances\n                   keep running. The manifest's optional uninstall template is conducted only with\n                   --force until quiesce detection lands\n  list             List registered adapters (active and soft-deregistered), each followed by its\n                   shipped + local profiles as composite options\n  version          Print a registered adapter's declared version — the [adapter].version from its\n                   manifest. Resolves the option's merged view like the other adapter commands; exit\n                   1 if the adapter is not registered\n  create-profile   Create (or overwrite) a local profile — a node-local sparse overlay\n                   registered beside the adapter that survives adapter add re-registration. The\n                   overlay TOML is read from --from <file> or piped stdin (empty = a placeholder\n                   profile to populate later with set-string). Refuses a name shadowing a shipped\n                   profile, an invalid name, or an overlay that loosens a consent floor — nothing is\n                   written unless every check passes\n  delete-profile   Delete a local profile. Refuses a shipped profile name (adapter-owned,\n                   immutable) and errors if no local file exists\n  get-string       Read a [strings] dot-path from an adapter option's merged view\n                   (<adapter>[:profile] <key.path>). Resolves through the profile overlay like\n                   every other consumer; prints the value (strings raw, else JSON). Exit 1 if the\n                   key is unset. Strings are data — never executed\n  digest-proof     Prove an adapter's [digest] extractor against a real log sample. Runs the\n                   declared extractor over --sample <log> (or the declared source) and prints the\n                   parsed contract records, the rendered digest, and every dropped line with its\n                   reason — the author-time answer to \"spt endpoint digest returns nothing\" (no\n                   silent empty). Exit 1 if any line drops or nothing parses\n  translate-proof  Prove an adapter's [message-idle-translation-binary] against an inbound event.\n                   Spawns and feeds the declared translation binary exactly as the daemon does at\n                   idle-delivery — sends the init line then the --event envelope and reads back\n                   the emitted keystroke-command stream ({key}/{text}/{delay_ms}/{commit}),\n                   printed author-readable. This is the EMIT half ONLY: it proves the binary's\n                   spawn-feed-emit contract; it does NOT exercise the daemon's atomic PTY apply or\n                   controller buffering. Fills {id} and {session_id} into the envelope the same\n                   way the daemon does (use --session to pin the session id). Exit 1 if the binary\n                   fails to spawn, emits nothing, emits no commit, or emits an unparseable line\n  set-string       Set a [strings] dot-path on a local profile (<adapter>:<profile>). Sugar\n                   over editing the overlay file; refuses a shipped profile and a bare option (a\n                   local target is required — create-profile first)\n  update           Update registered adapters that ship from their own GitHub releases: compare each\n                   [update] avenue = \"gh_release\" adapter's latest release version against the\n                   installed one and, when newer, fetch the release archive, verify it against the\n                   declared signing key if any (else trusting HTTPS + GitHub), and re-register. With\n                   no name, sweeps every gh_release adapter; with a name, updates just that one\n  use              Set or clear the active-profile pointer — the default <adapter>[:profile] a\n                   harness session binds to when no --adapter is given. spt adapter use\n                   <adapter>[:profile] points every host binary the adapter declares at it (run\n                   once per host binary you support); --clear <adapter|binary> drops the pointer\n                   (resolution falls back to the freshest-registered adapter). Never changed by\n                   install or update\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. 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Honored by the\n                           read/status commands (list, whoami, status, description, role, the *-list\n                           queries, how-to); action commands ignore it\n      --release <RELEASE>  GitHub release source user/repo — fetch the adapter archive asset from\n                           the release and register it: ships built binaries, source-free and\n                           versioned (the pattern for a monorepo whose adapter is a subdir)\n      --tag <TAG>          Release tag for --release (default: the latest release)\n      --asset <ASSET>      Release asset name for --release (default: adapter.spt — a tar archive\n                           whose root holds manifest.toml + strings/ + binaries)\n      --gh                 Force the gh CLI transport for --release (the private-repo path; gh\n                           honors OAuth + GH_TOKEN, so spt custodies no token). Mutually exclusive\n                           with --https. Default: auto (gh when installed+authed, else HTTPS)\n      --https              Force direct HTTPS transport for --release (public repos). Mutually\n                           exclusive with --gh. Default: auto\n  -h, --help               Print help\n```\n\n### spt adapter remove\n\n```text\nSoft-deregister: hidden from new-creation/discovery; existing and live instances keep running. The\nmanifest's optional uninstall template is conducted only with --force until quiesce detection\nlands\n\nUsage: spt adapter remove [OPTIONS] <NAME>\n\nArguments:\n  <NAME>  \n\nOptions:\n      --force  Conduct the manifest uninstall template now, without waiting for quiesce\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);\n               action commands ignore it\n  -h, --help   Print help\n```\n\n### spt adapter list\n\n```text\nList registered adapters (active and soft-deregistered), each followed by its shipped + local\nprofiles as composite options\n\nUsage: spt adapter list [OPTIONS]\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\n### spt adapter version\n\n```text\nPrint a registered adapter's declared version — the [adapter].version from its manifest. Resolves\nthe option's merged view like the other adapter commands; exit 1 if the adapter is not registered\n\nUsage: spt adapter version [OPTIONS] <OPTION>\n\nArguments:\n  <OPTION>  <adapter> or <adapter>:<profile>\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\n### spt adapter create-profile\n\n```text\nCreate (or overwrite) a local profile — a node-local sparse overlay registered beside the\nadapter that survives adapter add re-registration. The overlay TOML is read from --from <file>\nor piped stdin (empty = a placeholder profile to populate later with set-string). Refuses a name\nshadowing a shipped profile, an invalid name, or an overlay that loosens a consent floor — nothing\nis written unless every check passes\n\nUsage: spt adapter create-profile [OPTIONS] <ADAPTER> <NAME>\n\nArguments:\n  <ADAPTER>  The parent adapter (must be registered)\n  <NAME>     The local profile name (the :<profile> of the composite address)\n\nOptions:\n      --from <FROM>  Read the overlay TOML from this file instead of stdin\n      --json         Emit machine-readable JSON instead of the human view. Honored by the\n                     read/status commands (list, whoami, status, description, role, the *-list\n                     queries, how-to); action commands ignore it\n  -h, --help         Print help\n```\n\n### spt adapter delete-profile\n\n```text\nDelete a local profile. Refuses a shipped profile name (adapter-owned, immutable) and errors if\nno local file exists\n\nUsage: spt adapter delete-profile [OPTIONS] <ADAPTER> <NAME>\n\nArguments:\n  <ADAPTER>  \n  <NAME>     \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\n### spt adapter get-string\n\n```text\nRead a [strings] dot-path from an adapter option's merged view (<adapter>[:profile] <key.path>).\nResolves through the profile overlay like every other consumer; prints the value (strings raw, else\nJSON). Exit 1 if the key is unset. Strings are data — never executed\n\nUsage: spt adapter get-string [OPTIONS] <OPTION> <KEY>\n\nArguments:\n  <OPTION>  <adapter> or <adapter>:<profile>\n  <KEY>     Dot-separated key path into [strings] (e.g. hook.additionalContext)\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\n### spt adapter digest-proof\n\n```text\nProve an adapter's [digest] extractor against a real log sample. Runs the declared extractor over\n--sample <log> (or the declared source) and prints the parsed contract records, the rendered\ndigest, and every dropped line with its reason — the author-time answer to \"`spt endpoint\ndigest` returns nothing\" (no silent empty). Exit 1 if any line drops or nothing parses\n\nUsage: spt adapter digest-proof [OPTIONS] <OPTION>\n\nArguments:\n  <OPTION>  <adapter> or <adapter>:<profile> (must declare [digest])\n\nOptions:\n      --json                 Emit machine-readable JSON instead of the human view. Honored by the\n                             read/status commands (list, whoami, status, description, role, the\n                             *-list queries, how-to); action commands ignore it\n      --sample <SAMPLE>      A real session-log sample to run the extractor over (recommended)\n      --session <SESSION>    The {session_id} to fill into the extractor command (the daemon fills\n                             the live one at runtime). Defaults to a placeholder so a\n                             {session_id}-templated extractor — the published shape — proofs; pin\n                             a real id when the file the extractor locates depends on it\n      --dir <DIR>            Proof against an on-disk install dir instead of the registered\n                             adapter: binaries resolve in this dir before PATH (the same resolution\n                             the daemon uses) and the manifest defaults to <dir>/manifest.toml. No\n                             full extracted install needed — proof a DEV binary from its build dir\n      --manifest <MANIFEST>  Pin the manifest file for the proof (overrides\n                             <dir>/manifest.toml; absent --dir, its parent dir is the install\n                             dir). Lets a bare-file gh_release adapter proof without staging an\n                             extracted install\n  -h, --help                 Print help\n```\n\n### spt adapter translate-proof\n\n```text\nProve an adapter's [message-idle-translation-binary] against an inbound event. Spawns and feeds\nthe declared translation binary exactly as the daemon does at idle-delivery — sends the init line\nthen the --event envelope and reads back the emitted keystroke-command stream\n({key}/{text}/{delay_ms}/{commit}), printed author-readable. This is the EMIT half ONLY: it\nproves the binary's spawn-feed-emit contract; it does NOT exercise the daemon's atomic PTY apply or\ncontroller buffering. Fills {id} and {session_id} into the envelope the same way the daemon does\n(use --session to pin the session id). Exit 1 if the binary fails to spawn, emits nothing, emits\nno commit, or emits an unparseable line\n\nUsage: spt adapter translate-proof [OPTIONS] --event <EVENT> <OPTION>\n\nArguments:\n  <OPTION>  <adapter> or <adapter>:<profile> (must declare [message-idle-translation-binary])\n\nOptions:\n      --event <EVENT>        The inbound <EVENT…> envelope to feed. {id} and {session_id}\n                             tokens in it are filled as the daemon fills them\n      --json                 Emit machine-readable JSON instead of the human view. Honored by the\n                             read/status commands (list, whoami, status, description, role, the\n                             *-list queries, how-to); action commands ignore it\n      --session <SESSION>    The {session_id} to fill into the event envelope (the daemon fills\n                             the live one at runtime). Defaults to a placeholder; pin a real id when\n                             the binary's behavior depends on it\n      --dir <DIR>            Proof against an on-disk install dir instead of the registered\n                             adapter: the translation binary resolves in this dir before PATH (the\n                             same resolution the daemon uses) and the manifest defaults to\n                             <dir>/manifest.toml. No full extracted install needed — proof a DEV\n                             binary from its build dir\n      --manifest <MANIFEST>  Pin the manifest file for the proof (overrides\n                             <dir>/manifest.toml; absent --dir, its parent dir is the install\n                             dir). Lets a bare-file gh_release adapter proof without staging an\n                             extracted install\n  -h, --help                 Print help\n```\n\n### spt adapter set-string\n\n[2103 more lines in URL output. 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Docs:\nhttps://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases\n\nUsage: spt [OPTIONS] [COMMAND]\n\nUser commands:\n  adapter   Adapter registration: what this node can drive/launch\n  daemon    The per-machine daemon: run, stop, or read node status\n  grant     Consent grant store: gated capabilities held on this node\n  help      Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)\n  notif     Inspect and acknowledge notifications\n  rc        Attach a local terminal to a broker-held endpoint PTY\n  subnet    Subnet membership: status, create, show-code\n  update    Self-update operations\n\nAgent commands:\n  api       Harness-contract inbound surface (hook entry points)\n  endpoint  Endpoint operations: list, lifecycle, fork, digest, access\n  how-to    Task-oriented instructions for agents: how-to <topic>\n  ready     Become reachable: register the perch and listen (blocks)\n  ring      Send and block for a reply (body read from stdin)\n  send      Send a message (body read from stdin); fire-and-forget\n  shell     Shell instances: mint, list, drive, tear down owned surfaces\n  whoami    Print this session's own perch id\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);\n                 action commands ignore it\n  -h, --help     Print help\n  -V, --version  Print version\n```\n\n## spt adapter\n\n```text\nAdapter registration: what this node can drive/launch.\n\nThe node-local registered set (one command for harness and shell adapters). Feeds creation-time\nadapter selection, shell discovery, and the self-update ripple.\n\nUsage: spt adapter [OPTIONS] <COMMAND>\n\nCommands:\n  add              Register an adapter from a local path (a dir holding manifest.toml, or the\n                   manifest file itself) or from GitHub (--github user/repo, cloned under\n                   adapters/_github/). Manifest-first: an invalid manifest registers nothing.\n                   Install is the first update — the declared [update] avenue is conducted once\n                   after recording\n  remove           Soft-deregister: hidden from new-creation/discovery; existing and live instances\n                   keep running. The manifest's optional uninstall template is conducted only with\n                   --force until quiesce detection lands\n  list             List registered adapters (active and soft-deregistered), each followed by its\n                   shipped + local profiles as composite options\n  version          Print a registered adapter's declared version — the [adapter].version from its\n                   manifest. Resolves the option's merged view like the other adapter commands; exit\n                   1 if the adapter is not registered\n  create-profile   Create (or overwrite) a local profile — a node-local sparse overlay\n                   registered beside the adapter that survives adapter add re-registration. The\n                   overlay TOML is read from --from <file> or piped stdin (empty = a placeholder\n                   profile to populate later with set-string). Refuses a name shadowing a shipped\n                   profile, an invalid name, or an overlay that loosens a consent floor — nothing is\n                   written unless every check passes\n  delete-profile   Delete a local profile. Refuses a shipped profile name (adapter-owned,\n                   immutable) and errors if no local file exists\n  get-string       Read a [strings] dot-path from an adapter option's merged view\n                   (<adapter>[:profile] <key.path>). Resolves through the profile overlay like\n                   every other consumer; prints the value (strings raw, else JSON). Exit 1 if the\n                   key is unset. Strings are data — never executed\n  digest-proof     Prove an adapter's [digest] extractor against a real log sample. Runs the\n                   declared extractor over --sample <log> (or the declared source) and prints the\n                   parsed contract records, the rendered digest, and every dropped line with its\n                   reason — the author-time answer to \"spt endpoint digest returns nothing\" (no\n                   silent empty). Exit 1 if any line drops or nothing parses\n  translate-proof  Prove an adapter's [message-idle-translation-binary] against an inbound event.\n                   Spawns and feeds the declared translation binary exactly as the daemon does at\n                   idle-delivery — sends the init line then the --event envelope and reads back\n                   the emitted keystroke-command stream ({key}/{text}/{delay_ms}/{commit}),\n                   printed author-readable. This is the EMIT half ONLY: it proves the binary's\n                   spawn-feed-emit contract; it does NOT exercise the daemon's atomic PTY apply or\n                   controller buffering. Fills {id} and {session_id} into the envelope the same\n                   way the daemon does (use --session to pin the session id). Exit 1 if the binary\n                   fails to spawn, emits nothing, emits no commit, or emits an unparseable line\n  set-string       Set a [strings] dot-path on a local profile (<adapter>:<profile>). Sugar\n                   over editing the overlay file; refuses a shipped profile and a bare option (a\n                   local target is required — create-profile first)\n  update           Update registered adapters that ship from their own GitHub releases: compare each\n                   [update] avenue = \"gh_release\" adapter's latest release version against the\n                   installed one and, when newer, fetch the release archive, verify it against the\n                   declared signing key if any (else trusting HTTPS + GitHub), and re-register. With\n                   no name, sweeps every gh_release adapter; with a name, updates just that one\n  use              Set or clear the active-profile pointer — the default <adapter>[:profile] a\n                   harness session binds to when no --adapter is given. spt adapter use\n                   <adapter>[:profile] points every host binary the adapter declares at it (run\n                   once per host binary you support); --clear <adapter|binary> drops the pointer\n                   (resolution falls back to the freshest-registered adapter). Never changed by\n                   install or update\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\n### spt adapter add\n\n```text\nRegister an adapter from a local path (a dir holding manifest.toml, or the manifest file itself)\nor from GitHub (--github user/repo, cloned under adapters/_github/). Manifest-first: an invalid\nmanifest registers nothing. Install is the first update — the declared [update] avenue is\nconducted once after recording\n\nUsage: spt adapter add [OPTIONS] [PATH]\n\nArguments:\n  [PATH]  Local manifest source (omit when using --github or --release)\n\nOptions:\n      --github <GITHUB>    GitHub source user/repo — shallow-clone the repo and register the clone\n                           root. Manifest-first, then install via the declared [update] avenue\n      --json               Emit machine-readable JSON instead of the human view. Honored by the\n                           read/status commands (list, whoami, status, description, role, the *-list\n                           queries, how-to); action commands ignore it\n      --release <RELEASE>  GitHub release source user/repo — fetch the adapter archive asset from\n                           the release and register it: ships built binaries, source-free and\n                           versioned (the pattern for a monorepo whose adapter is a subdir)\n      --tag <TAG>          Release tag for --release (default: the latest release)\n      --asset <ASSET>      Release asset name for --release (default: adapter.spt — a tar archive\n                           whose root holds manifest.toml + strings/ + binaries)\n      --gh                 Force the gh CLI transport for --release (the private-repo path; gh\n                           honors OAuth + GH_TOKEN, so spt custodies no token). Mutually exclusive\n                           with --https. Default: auto (gh when installed+authed, else HTTPS)\n      --https              Force direct HTTPS transport for --release (public repos). Mutually\n                           exclusive with --gh. Default: auto\n  -h, --help               Print help\n```\n\n### spt adapter remove\n\n```text\nSoft-deregister: hidden from new-creation/discovery; existing and live instances keep running. The\nmanifest's optional uninstall template is conducted only with --force until quiesce detection\nlands\n\nUsage: spt adapter remove [OPTIONS] <NAME>\n\nArguments:\n  <NAME>  \n\nOptions:\n      --force  Conduct the manifest uninstall template now, without waiting for quiesce\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);\n               action commands ignore it\n  -h, --help   Print help\n```\n\n### spt adapter list\n\n```text\nList registered adapters (active and soft-deregistered), each followed by its shipped + local\nprofiles as composite options\n\nUsage: spt adapter list [OPTIONS]\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\n### spt adapter version\n\n```text\nPrint a registered adapter's declared version — the [adapter].version from its manifest. Resolves\nthe option's merged view like the other adapter commands; exit 1 if the adapter is not registered\n\nUsage: spt adapter version [OPTIONS] <OPTION>\n\nArguments:\n  <OPTION>  <adapter> or <adapter>:<profile>\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\n### spt adapter create-profile\n\n```text\nCreate (or overwrite) a local profile — a node-local sparse overlay registered beside the\nadapter that survives adapter add re-registration. The overlay TOML is read from --from <file>\nor piped stdin (empty = a placeholder profile to populate later with set-string). Refuses a name\nshadowing a shipped profile, an invalid name, or an overlay that loosens a consent floor — nothing\nis written unless every check passes\n\nUsage: spt adapter create-profile [OPTIONS] <ADAPTER> <NAME>\n\nArguments:\n  <ADAPTER>  The parent adapter (must be registered)\n  <NAME>     The local profile name (the :<profile> of the composite address)\n\nOptions:\n      --from <FROM>  Read the overlay TOML from this file instead of stdin\n      --json         Emit machine-readable JSON instead of the human view. Honored by the\n                     read/status commands (list, whoami, status, description, role, the *-list\n                     queries, how-to); action commands ignore it\n  -h, --help         Print help\n```\n\n### spt adapter delete-profile\n\n```text\nDelete a local profile. Refuses a shipped profile name (adapter-owned, immutable) and errors if\nno local file exists\n\nUsage: spt adapter delete-profile [OPTIONS] <ADAPTER> <NAME>\n\nArguments:\n  <ADAPTER>  \n  <NAME>     \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\n### spt adapter get-string\n\n```text\nRead a [strings] dot-path from an adapter option's merged view (<adapter>[:profile] <key.path>).\nResolves through the profile overlay like every other consumer; prints the value (strings raw, else\nJSON). Exit 1 if the key is unset. Strings are data — never executed\n\nUsage: spt adapter get-string [OPTIONS] <OPTION> <KEY>\n\nArguments:\n  <OPTION>  <adapter> or <adapter>:<profile>\n  <KEY>     Dot-separated key path into [strings] (e.g. hook.additionalContext)\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\n### spt adapter digest-proof\n\n```text\nProve an adapter's [digest] extractor against a real log sample. Runs the declared extractor over\n--sample <log> (or the declared source) and prints the parsed contract records, the rendered\ndigest, and every dropped line with its reason — the author-time answer to \"`spt endpoint\ndigest` returns nothing\" (no silent empty). Exit 1 if any line drops or nothing parses\n\nUsage: spt adapter digest-proof [OPTIONS] <OPTION>\n\nArguments:\n  <OPTION>  <adapter> or <adapter>:<profile> (must declare [digest])\n\nOptions:\n      --json                 Emit machine-readable JSON instead of the human view. Honored by the\n                             read/status commands (list, whoami, status, description, role, the\n                             *-list queries, how-to); action commands ignore it\n      --sample <SAMPLE>      A real session-log sample to run the extractor over (recommended)\n      --session <SESSION>    The {session_id} to fill into the extractor command (the daemon fills\n                             the live one at runtime). Defaults to a placeholder so a\n                             {session_id}-templated extractor — the published shape — proofs; pin\n                             a real id when the file the extractor locates depends on it\n      --dir <DIR>            Proof against an on-disk install dir instead of the registered\n                             adapter: binaries resolve in this dir before PATH (the same resolution\n                             the daemon uses) and the manifest defaults to <dir>/manifest.toml. No\n                             full extracted install needed — proof a DEV binary from its build dir\n      --manifest <MANIFEST>  Pin the manifest file for the proof (overrides\n                             <dir>/manifest.toml; absent --dir, its parent dir is the install\n                             dir). Lets a bare-file gh_release adapter proof without staging an\n                             extracted install\n  -h, --help                 Print help\n```\n\n### spt adapter translate-proof\n\n```text\nProve an adapter's [message-idle-translation-binary] against an inbound event. Spawns and feeds\nthe declared translation binary exactly as the daemon does at idle-delivery — sends the init line\nthen the --event envelope and reads back the emitted keystroke-command stream\n({key}/{text}/{delay_ms}/{commit}), printed author-readable. This is the EMIT half ONLY: it\nproves the binary's spawn-feed-emit contract; it does NOT exercise the daemon's atomic PTY apply or\ncontroller buffering. Fills {id} and {session_id} into the envelope the same way the daemon does\n(use --session to pin the session id). Exit 1 if the binary fails to spawn, emits nothing, emits\nno commit, or emits an unparseable line\n\nUsage: spt adapter translate-proof [OPTIONS] --event <EVENT> <OPTION>\n\nArguments:\n  <OPTION>  <adapter> or <adapter>:<profile> (must declare [message-idle-translation-binary])\n\nOptions:\n      --event <EVENT>        The inbound <EVENT…> envelope to feed. {id} and {session_id}\n                             tokens in it are filled as the daemon fills them\n      --json                 Emit machine-readable JSON instead of the human view. Honored by the\n                             read/status commands (list, whoami, status, description, role, the\n                             *-list queries, how-to); action commands ignore it\n      --session <SESSION>    The {session_id} to fill into the event envelope (the daemon fills\n                             the live one at runtime). Defaults to a placeholder; pin a real id when\n                             the binary's behavior depends on it\n      --dir <DIR>            Proof against an on-disk install dir instead of the registered\n                             adapter: the translation binary resolves in this dir before PATH (the\n                             same resolution the daemon uses) and the manifest defaults to\n                             <dir>/manifest.toml. No full extracted install needed — proof a DEV\n                             binary from its build dir\n      --manifest <MANIFEST>  Pin the manifest file for the proof (overrides\n                             <dir>/manifest.toml; absent --dir, its parent dir is the install\n                             dir). 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A target with *no* perch is an error (`NO_PERCH`)\n  — identity is never invented on someone else's behalf.\n- **Reply routing.** Every message carries its sender id structurally;\n  the arriving `<EVENT from=\"…\">` envelope surfaces it, and\n  `spt send <sender>` answers without knowing anything else.\n- **The blocking ask.** `spt ring <id>` sends and waits for the reply (with\n  a timeout) — the synchronous question between agents.\n- **Per-message send control (three orthogonal axes).** Each `spt send`\n  carries one value per axis; every axis defaults to unrestricted:\n  - **Delivery window** (*when*) — `--active-only` spools for the agent's own\n    poll without waking a live listener (it reaches the agent at its next\n    natural boundary instead of interrupting now; also held for resting\n    dormant/suspended instances and released exactly once on wake). This\n    **renames the older `--deferred`**, which still parses as a hidden alias.\n    `--idle-only` holds until the target is idle, then delivers (the wake).\n    Default delivers in whichever window fires first.\n  - **Channel** (*through what*) — `--prefer-native` routes through the\n    target's translation binary when one is running, else falls back to the\n    standard delivery; `--force-native` uses the binary only (no fallback,\n    no reroute — if no binary is live it reports non-delivery rather than\n    spooling to another method). Default is unrestricted. The translation\n    binary is the adapter's idle-delivery filter; an adapter declares it with\n    a `[message-idle-translation-binary].command` (a program token plus args,\n    new in v0.16.0 — the bare `path` form is deprecated) and spt-core\n    lifecycle-manages it.\n  - **Persistence** (*how long*) — `--ephemeral` drops the message if it\n    can't be delivered in its accepted window instead of spooling; it is the\n    one path allowed to drop silently (everything else spools and reports\n    non-delivery). *In this release ephemeral evaporation applies to\n    translation-binary delivery and TTL expiry; the harness-relay\n    carrier-absence case is not yet wired.*\n- **Opaque metadata.** `--json-payload '<json>'` attaches a JSON metadata\n  block alongside the body. spt-core carries it verbatim across every rail\n  and never interprets it — the **receiving adapter** parses it. It can't\n  forge spt-core's own envelope attributes (it rides inside a single `json`\n  value), and any sender may attach it.\n- **Typed payloads.** Message bodies carry typed operations and file blobs,\n  not just text — file transfers are addressable and progress-queryable\n  mid-flight.\n\n<!-- [doc->REQ-DOC-DELIVERY-VOCAB] the send-outcome vocabulary itself — the closed set of SENT/SENT(WAN)/QUEUED/QUEUED(idle-only)/DEFERRED/NO_PERCH + WAN failure tags with their exact conditions; the JSON-consumer view + digest/poll shapes live in reference/json-shapes.md -->\n\n## Send outcomes — the closed set\n\nEvery `spt send` reports exactly one outcome line. The line goes to\n**stderr** (stdout is reserved for message payloads); classify success by the\n**exit code** — `0` for every delivered/spooled outcome, non-zero for every\nfailure. The token before the first `:` is stable; this set is complete as of\nv0.26.0.\n\n**Success (exit 0):**\n\n| Line | Meaning |\n|---|---|\n| `SENT:<id>` | Delivered live to a listening target on this node. |\n| `SENT(WAN):<id>@<node>` | Delivered cross-node, **receiver-confirmed** — printed only when the remote daemon acknowledged. A suffix annotates the confirmed disposition: ` (spooled)` — the remote daemon accepted it into the target's durable spool; ` (duplicate)` — the receiver had already processed this message (a safe dedup'd replay). No suffix = delivered live. |\n| `QUEUED:<id>` | The perch exists but nothing is listening — spooled durably, drains on the target's next `ready`. Success, not an error. |\n| `QUEUED(idle-only):<id>` | An `--idle-only` send holding for the target's idle window. |\n| `DEFERRED:<id>` | An `--active-only` send spooled for the target's own next poll (never interrupts a live listener). |\n\n**Failure (non-zero exit, stderr):**\n\n| Line | Meaning |\n|---|---|\n| `NO_PERCH:<id> is not listening` | No perch for that id — identity is never invented on someone else's behalf. An `--active-only` send reports this with `(active-only stays local-only)`: the hook channel does not take the cross-node leg. |\n| `WAN_NO_PERCH:<id> — no perch on <node>` | The route resolved to a node, but no perch lives there (a stale route — the endpoint may have moved or stopped). |\n| `WAN_REFUSED:<id>@<node>` | The receiver denied the message (access gate). |\n| `WAN_UNCONFIRMED:<id>@<node>` | No receiver acknowledgment — the peer may be offline or on an old version. The message may or may not have landed; only `SENT(WAN)` means confirmed. |\n| `WAN_FAIL:<id> — <error>` | Cross-node transport failure. |\n| `AMBIGUOUS:<id> — <why>` | Several nodes host that id — qualify (`<id>@<node>`). |\n| `EMPTY_MSG` | Refused: empty body. |\n\n## The `<EVENT>` wire contract\n\nEvery arriving message on an **agent** surface (`spt ready`, `api listen`,\n`api poll`, `api worker-poll`) is one `<EVENT …>body</EVENT>` envelope —\nnever a bare body:\n\n```text\n<EVENT type=\"msg\" from=\"lea\">hello</EVENT>\n<EVENT type=\"alarm\" target-time=\"…\" current-time=\"…\">check the build</EVENT>\n```\n\nA body that is already a fully-formed typed envelope (`echo_commune`,\n`notify`, `user-msg`, …) passes through **verbatim** — one envelope, never\nre-wrapped, and the body's own `from` wins. On the listener stream an\noversized line splits into `<EVENT-PART seq=\"K/M\" id=\"…\">` chunks the\nreceiver reassembles; `api poll` / `api worker-poll` always emit one whole\nenvelope per message, never chunked.\n\n**Escaping — the closed entity set.** Exactly four entities, plus the newline\ntoken; there is no `&#39;`/`&apos;` (single quotes ride literal):\n\n- **Encode (body):** `&` → `&amp;` **first**, then `<` → `&lt;`, `>` → `&gt;`,\n  `\"` → `&quot;`; then CRLF and lone CR normalize to LF, and LF → `<br>`.\n- **Decode (body):** split/replace `<br>` → newline **first**, then\n  `&lt;` → `<`, `&gt;` → `>`, `&quot;` → `\"`, and `&amp;` → `&` **last**.\n  Amp-last is the invariant that keeps an embedded `&amp;lt;` from\n  double-decoding into `<`.\n- **Attribute values:** the same four entities in the same order, with no\n  `<br>` step (attribute values are line-safe by construction).\n- Decode only the **extracted body substring** after parsing the envelope\n  framing — never run the entity decode over the full line, or the framing\n  tokens themselves unescape.\n\n**MAC-stamped frames are a different surface.** The shell relay drain\n(`api poll <shell-id> --link <token>`) emits raw stamped frames of the form\n`<mac> <frame>` — a 64-hex-char HMAC-SHA256 over the frame bytes, one space,\nthen the frame — and is deliberately **not** `<EVENT>`-wrapped (the shell\nchild verifies the MAC and parses its own vocabulary). Agent-perch surfaces\nnever emit stamped frames; a parser of agent traffic only ever sees\n`<EVENT>` / `<EVENT-PART>` lines.\n\n## Addressing\n\nBare ids (`sergey`) resolve locally first, then across the subnet; when the\nsame id is live on several nodes, resolution **refuses and asks you to\nqualify** (`sergey@desktop` — node labels and key prefixes both work) rather\nthan guessing. The full form is `[subnet:]id[@node]`.\n\n## Commands\n\n`send` · `ring` · `ready` (blocks; `--once` drains and exits) · `list` ·\n`stop` · `whoami` — every flag in the [CLI reference](../cli/reference.md).\nAgents get the task-oriented version from the binary itself: `spt how-to\nready` / `spt how-to send`."}],"details":{"kind":"url","url":"https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/messaging/overview.md","finalUrl":"https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/messaging/overview.md","contentType":"text/markdown","method":"text","truncated":false,"notes":[],"displayContent":{"text":"URL: https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/messaging/overview.md\nContent-Type: text/markdown\nMethod: text\n\n---\n\n# Messaging\n\nThe substrate everything else rides on: durable, addressed, reply-routable\nmessages between endpoints — live when the target listens, spooled when it\ndoesn't, across machines once nodes are paired.\n\nYou've probably already run the\n[quickstart](../quickstart/messaging.md); this page is the model.\n\n## Semantics\n\n- **Live-first, spool-fallback.** `spt send <id>` connects directly to a\n  listening target (`SENT`); if the perch exists but nothing is listening,\n  the message lands in the target's durable spool (`QUEUED`) and drains on\n  its next `ready`. A target with *no* perch is an error (`NO_PERCH`)\n  — identity is never invented on someone else's behalf.\n- **Reply routing.** Every message carries its sender id structurally;\n  the arriving `<EVENT from=\"…\">` envelope surfaces it, and\n  `spt send <sender>` answers without knowing anything else.\n- **The blocking ask.** `spt ring <id>` sends and waits for the reply (with\n  a timeout) — the synchronous question between agents.\n- **Per-message send control (three orthogonal axes).** Each `spt send`\n  carries one value per axis; every axis defaults to unrestricted:\n  - **Delivery window** (*when*) — `--active-only` spools for the agent's own\n    poll without waking a live listener (it reaches the agent at its next\n    natural boundary instead of interrupting now; also held for resting\n    dormant/suspended instances and released exactly once on wake). This\n    **renames the older `--deferred`**, which still parses as a hidden alias.\n    `--idle-only` holds until the target is idle, then delivers (the wake).\n    Default delivers in whichever window fires first.\n  - **Channel** (*through what*) — `--prefer-native` routes through the\n    target's translation binary when one is running, else falls back to the\n    standard delivery; `--force-native` uses the binary only (no fallback,\n    no reroute — if no binary is live it reports non-delivery rather than\n    spooling to another method). Default is unrestricted. The translation\n    binary is the adapter's idle-delivery filter; an adapter declares it with\n    a `[message-idle-translation-binary].command` (a program token plus args,\n    new in v0.16.0 — the bare `path` form is deprecated) and spt-core\n    lifecycle-manages it.\n  - **Persistence** (*how long*) — `--ephemeral` drops the message if it\n    can't be delivered in its accepted window instead of spooling; it is the\n    one path allowed to drop silently (everything else spools and reports\n    non-delivery). *In this release ephemeral evaporation applies to\n    translation-binary delivery and TTL expiry; the harness-relay\n    carrier-absence case is not yet wired.*\n- **Opaque metadata.** `--json-payload '<json>'` attaches a JSON metadata\n  block alongside the body. spt-core carries it verbatim across every rail\n  and never interprets it — the **receiving adapter** parses it. It can't\n  forge spt-core's own envelope attributes (it rides inside a single `json`\n  value), and any sender may attach it.\n- **Typed payloads.** Message bodies carry typed operations and file blobs,\n  not just text — file transfers are addressable and progress-queryable\n  mid-flight.\n\n<!-- [doc->REQ-DOC-DELIVERY-VOCAB] the send-outcome vocabulary itself — the closed set of SENT/SENT(WAN)/QUEUED/QUEUED(idle-only)/DEFERRED/NO_PERCH + WAN failure tags with their exact conditions; the JSON-consumer view + digest/poll shapes live in reference/json-shapes.md -->\n\n## Send outcomes — the closed set\n\nEvery `spt send` reports exactly one outcome line. The line goes to\n**stderr** (stdout is reserved for message payloads); classify success by the\n**exit code** — `0` for every delivered/spooled outcome, non-zero for every\nfailure. The token before the first `:` is stable; this set is complete as of\nv0.26.0.\n\n**Success (exit 0):**\n\n| Line | Meaning |\n|---|---|\n| `SENT:<id>` | Delivered live to a listening target on this node. |\n| `SENT(WAN):<id>@<node>` | Delivered cross-node, **receiver-confirmed** — printed only when the remote daemon acknowledged. A suffix annotates the confirmed disposition: ` (spooled)` — the remote daemon accepted it into the target's durable spool; ` (duplicate)` — the receiver had already processed this message (a safe dedup'd replay). No suffix = delivered live. |\n| `QUEUED:<id>` | The perch exists but nothing is listening — spooled durably, drains on the target's next `ready`. Success, not an error. |\n| `QUEUED(idle-only):<id>` | An `--idle-only` send holding for the target's idle window. |\n| `DEFERRED:<id>` | An `--active-only` send spooled for the target's own next poll (never interrupts a live listener). |\n\n**Failure (non-zero exit, stderr):**\n\n| Line | Meaning |\n|---|---|\n| `NO_PERCH:<id> is not listening` | No perch for that id — identity is never invented on someone else's behalf. An `--active-only` send reports this with `(active-only stays local-only)`: the hook channel does not take the cross-node leg. |\n| `WAN_NO_PERCH:<id> — no perch on <node>` | The route resolved to a node, but no perch lives there (a stale route — the endpoint may have moved or stopped). |\n| `WAN_REFUSED:<id>@<node>` | The receiver denied the message (access gate). |\n| `WAN_UNCONFIRMED:<id>@<node>` | No receiver acknowledgment — the peer may be offline or on an old version. The message may or may not have landed; only `SENT(WAN)` means confirmed. |\n| `WAN_FAIL:<id> — <error>` | Cross-node transport failure. |\n| `AMBIGUOUS:<id> — <why>` | Several nodes host that id — qualify (`<id>@<node>`). |\n| `EMPTY_MSG` | Refused: empty body. |\n\n## The `<EVENT>` wire contract\n\nEvery arriving message on an **agent** surface (`spt ready`, `api listen`,\n`api poll`, `api worker-poll`) is one `<EVENT …>body</EVENT>` envelope —\nnever a bare body:\n\n```text\n<EVENT type=\"msg\" from=\"lea\">hello</EVENT>\n<EVENT type=\"alarm\" target-time=\"…\" current-time=\"…\">check the build</EVENT>\n```\n\nA body that is already a fully-formed typed envelope (`echo_commune`,\n`notify`, `user-msg`, …) passes through **verbatim** — one envelope, never\nre-wrapped, and the body's own `from` wins. On the listener stream an\noversized line splits into `<EVENT-PART seq=\"K/M\" id=\"…\">` chunks the\nreceiver reassembles; `api poll` / `api worker-poll` always emit one whole\nenvelope per message, never chunked.\n\n**Escaping — the closed entity set.** Exactly four entities, plus the newline\ntoken; there is no `&#39;`/`&apos;` (single quotes ride literal):\n\n- **Encode (body):** `&` → `&amp;` **first**, then `<` → `&lt;`, `>` → `&gt;`,\n  `\"` → `&quot;`; then CRLF and lone CR normalize to LF, and LF → `<br>`.\n- **Decode (body):** split/replace `<br>` → newline **first**, then\n  `&lt;` → `<`, `&gt;` → `>`, `&quot;` → `\"`, and `&amp;` → `&` **last**.\n  Amp-last is the invariant that keeps an embedded `&amp;lt;` from\n  double-decoding into `<`.\n- **Attribute values:** the same four entities in the same order, with no\n  `<br>` step (attribute values are line-safe by construction).\n- Decode only the **extracted body substring** after parsing the envelope\n  framing — never run the entity decode over the full line, or the framing\n  tokens themselves unescape.\n\n**MAC-stamped frames are a different surface.** The shell relay drain\n(`api poll <shell-id> --link <token>`) emits raw stamped frames of the form\n`<mac> <frame>` — a 64-hex-char HMAC-SHA256 over the frame bytes, one space,\nthen the frame — and is deliberately **not** `<EVENT>`-wrapped (the shell\nchild verifies the MAC and parses its own vocabulary). Agent-perch surfaces\nnever emit stamped frames; a parser of agent traffic only ever sees\n`<EVENT>` / `<EVENT-PART>` lines.\n\n## Addressing\n\nBare ids (`sergey`) resolve locally first, then across the subnet; when the\nsame id is live on several nodes, resolution **refuses and asks you to\nqualify** (`sergey@desktop` — node labels and key prefixes both work) rather\nthan guessing. The full form is `[subnet:]id[@node]`.\n\n## Commands\n\n`send` · `ring` · `ready` (blocks; `--once` drains and exits) · `list` ·\n`stop` · `whoami` — every flag in the [CLI reference](../cli/reference.md).\nAgents get the task-oriented version from the binary itself: `spt how-to\nready` / `spt how-to send`.","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]},"meta":{"source":{"type":"url","value":"https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/messaging/overview.md"}}},"isError":false,"timestamp":1784109747761}}
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Sessions attach to\n  it (`api bind`/`listen`), reset across it (`api boundary`), and end\n  without destroying it (`api session-end`).\n- **Bringup states** — `spt endpoint run` creates the perch, starts the\n  harness session, and the harness calls `api bind` to bring it **online**.\n  Between the session starting and that bind the endpoint is **unbound**: a\n  live, attachable session — `spt rc <id>` connects to it to watch or clear a\n  bringup prompt *before* bind — that is not yet message-addressable (a `send`\n  waits for online). The picker and `spt endpoint list` show it as a\n  distinct **unbound** row — see the status-square legend below — not a true\n  offline one. *(since v0.14.0)*\n- **The mind, in two tiers** — a *live* tier (who the agent is, what it's\n  doing) that follows the endpoint everywhere, and a *project* tier scoped\n  to one project. Both are versioned, tracked storage, synced to paired\n  machines with the same scoping.\n- **Commune** — the agent drops `<id>-commune.md` into the adapter's watched\n  directory; spt-core ingests the delta into the right tier. A file-drop,\n  not a command — any harness that can write a file can commune.\n- **Signoff** — the graceful ending: final commune, then teardown\n  (`spt endpoint shutdown` / `api shutdown`). The echo-commune fires\n  **before** teardown, always.\n- **Echo-commune** — sessions that end *without* a signoff keep their\n  delta: spt-core runs the adapter's bounded summarizer template over the\n  session history and ingests the result. The **echo gate** sentinel\n  (armed on idle, cleared by graceful signoff) is what marks the need.\n- **Psyche** — the endpoint's persistent-context companion, driven as a\n  **bounded per-event turn** (not a resident process): the daemon runs one\n  `[session.psyche_resume]` turn per event (`[session.psyche_init]` is the\n  go-live gate, never spawned).\n\n## Rest and wake\n\nEndpoints rest instead of dying: **dormant** (warm — zero idle compute,\ninstantly wakeable) or **suspended** (cold), explicitly via\n`spt endpoint suspend` or on attention-shift. Resting instances stay\naddressable; deferred messages are held and released exactly once on wake\n(`spt endpoint wake`). Every active→resting edge fires a **transition echo**\nso the final context delta lands before the lights go out.\n\n## Reading the picker\n\nThe `spt endpoint run` picker (and `spt endpoint list`) marks each endpoint\nwith a status square. **A filled square means you can act now** — control it\nif it is online, or wake it if it is suspended; **a hollow square means you\ncannot** (no control seat, or the machine is gone). Endpoints on other\nmachines in the subnet now render with the **same** square as local ones, so\na remote row tells you everything a local row does. *(remote parity since\nv0.17.0)*\n\n| Square | State | What it means |\n|---|---|---|\n| green ■ | online · free | bound and message-addressable; you can control it |\n| blue ■ | online · controlled | someone is driving it (the detail pane names the controlling node) |\n| red ■ | online · unbound | a live session not yet message-bound — attachable with `spt rc`, needs attention |\n| amber ▢ | online · harness-only | visible but has no control seat, so it cannot be controlled |\n| gray ■ | suspended | cold but its machine is up — wakeable |\n| gray ▢ | offline | the machine is down (only ever seen for remote endpoints) |\n\n## Commands\n\n`spt endpoint shutdown` · `endpoint suspend` · `endpoint wake` · the `api`\nlifecycle calls ([reference](../harness-contract/api.md#session-lifecycle)).\n\nAgents bringing themselves up live read `spt how-to live` — the in-binary,\nalways-current bringup guidance (the persistent listen relay, the Psyche seam,\nready-vs-live).\n\n*Deeper tutorial coming with the docs' next tier; the contract above is\ncomplete and current.*"}],"details":{"kind":"url","url":"https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/lifecycle/overview.md","finalUrl":"https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/lifecycle/overview.md","contentType":"text/markdown","method":"text","truncated":false,"notes":[],"displayContent":{"text":"URL: https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/lifecycle/overview.md\nContent-Type: text/markdown\nMethod: text\n\n---\n\n# Live-agent lifecycle\n\nWhat makes an agent endpoint a *persistent being* rather than a disposable\nsession: identity that survives resets, a working memory that follows it\nacross machines, and graceful endings that never lose context.\n\n## The pieces\n\n- **Perch** — the durable seat (identity, spool, state). Sessions attach to\n  it (`api bind`/`listen`), reset across it (`api boundary`), and end\n  without destroying it (`api session-end`).\n- **Bringup states** — `spt endpoint run` creates the perch, starts the\n  harness session, and the harness calls `api bind` to bring it **online**.\n  Between the session starting and that bind the endpoint is **unbound**: a\n  live, attachable session — `spt rc <id>` connects to it to watch or clear a\n  bringup prompt *before* bind — that is not yet message-addressable (a `send`\n  waits for online). The picker and `spt endpoint list` show it as a\n  distinct **unbound** row — see the status-square legend below — not a true\n  offline one. *(since v0.14.0)*\n- **The mind, in two tiers** — a *live* tier (who the agent is, what it's\n  doing) that follows the endpoint everywhere, and a *project* tier scoped\n  to one project. Both are versioned, tracked storage, synced to paired\n  machines with the same scoping.\n- **Commune** — the agent drops `<id>-commune.md` into the adapter's watched\n  directory; spt-core ingests the delta into the right tier. A file-drop,\n  not a command — any harness that can write a file can commune.\n- **Signoff** — the graceful ending: final commune, then teardown\n  (`spt endpoint shutdown` / `api shutdown`). The echo-commune fires\n  **before** teardown, always.\n- **Echo-commune** — sessions that end *without* a signoff keep their\n  delta: spt-core runs the adapter's bounded summarizer template over the\n  session history and ingests the result. The **echo gate** sentinel\n  (armed on idle, cleared by graceful signoff) is what marks the need.\n- **Psyche** — the endpoint's persistent-context companion, driven as a\n  **bounded per-event turn** (not a resident process): the daemon runs one\n  `[session.psyche_resume]` turn per event (`[session.psyche_init]` is the\n  go-live gate, never spawned).\n\n## Rest and wake\n\nEndpoints rest instead of dying: **dormant** (warm — zero idle compute,\ninstantly wakeable) or **suspended** (cold), explicitly via\n`spt endpoint suspend` or on attention-shift. Resting instances stay\naddressable; deferred messages are held and released exactly once on wake\n(`spt endpoint wake`). Every active→resting edge fires a **transition echo**\nso the final context delta lands before the lights go out.\n\n## Reading the picker\n\nThe `spt endpoint run` picker (and `spt endpoint list`) marks each endpoint\nwith a status square. **A filled square means you can act now** — control it\nif it is online, or wake it if it is suspended; **a hollow square means you\ncannot** (no control seat, or the machine is gone). Endpoints on other\nmachines in the subnet now render with the **same** square as local ones, so\na remote row tells you everything a local row does. *(remote parity since\nv0.17.0)*\n\n| Square | State | What it means |\n|---|---|---|\n| green ■ | online · free | bound and message-addressable; you can control it |\n| blue ■ | online · controlled | someone is driving it (the detail pane names the controlling node) |\n| red ■ | online · unbound | a live session not yet message-bound — attachable with `spt rc`, needs attention |\n| amber ▢ | online · harness-only | visible but has no control seat, so it cannot be controlled |\n| gray ■ | suspended | cold but its machine is up — wakeable |\n| gray ▢ | offline | the machine is down (only ever seen for remote endpoints) |\n\n## Commands\n\n`spt endpoint shutdown` · `endpoint suspend` · `endpoint wake` · the `api`\nlifecycle calls ([reference](../harness-contract/api.md#session-lifecycle)).\n\nAgents bringing themselves up live read `spt how-to live` — the in-binary,\nalways-current bringup guidance (the persistent listen relay, the Psyche seam,\nready-vs-live).\n\n*Deeper tutorial coming with the docs' next tier; the contract above is\ncomplete and current.*","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]},"meta":{"source":{"type":"url","value":"https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/lifecycle/overview.md"}}},"isError":false,"timestamp":1784109747771}}
{"type":"message","id":"b92c9c4c","parentId":"a380c012","timestamp":"2026-07-15T10:02:27.772Z","message":{"role":"toolResult","toolCallId":"call_DRdJAXdYKSaFGIjHFxfwOHmn|fc_06575967b1b20879016a575ab394d4819995661b1cabf34ee8","toolName":"read","content":[{"type":"text","text":"URL: https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/reference/json-shapes.md\nContent-Type: text/markdown\nMethod: text\n\n---\n\n# JSON output shapes\n\n<!-- [doc->REQ-DOC-DELIVERY-VOCAB] the machine-consumer reference: send-outcome vocabulary (canonical home cross-linked to Messaging), the endpoint-digest --json schema, the shell relay MAC-stamped frame prefix + api poll auth, and the full --json shapes catalog (seed #3) -->\n\nEvery read/status command takes a global **`--json`** flag and prints one\npretty JSON value to **stdout** (status lines stay on stderr — see the\n[`api` output discipline](../harness-contract/api.md)). This page is the\nmachine-consumer's reference: the send-outcome vocabulary you classify by, the\nsession-digest schema, the shell relay's MAC-stamped frames, and the catalog\nof `--json` shapes.\n\n> A JSON value on **stdout**, a status tag on **stderr**, the truth in the\n> **exit code**. A program reads whichever it needs and never has to scrape a\n> human line.\n\n## Send outcomes\n\nThe closed set of `spt send` outcome lines — `SENT`, `SENT(WAN)`, `QUEUED`,\n`QUEUED(idle-only)`, `DEFERRED`, `NO_PERCH`, and the WAN failure tags — is\ndocumented with its exact conditions in\n[Messaging → Send outcomes](../messaging/overview.md#send-outcomes--the-closed-set).\nThe one rule a caller must encode: **classify by exit code** (`0` = every\ndelivered/spooled outcome, non-zero = every failure), and treat **`QUEUED` as\nsuccess** — the message is durably spooled and drains when the target next\ncomes online; never retry on it.\n\n## Session digest — `endpoint digest --json`\n\n`spt endpoint digest <id> --json` prints the endpoint's activity digest as a\nprojection of its session logs (not a PTY scrape). The top-level object:\n\n```json\n{ \"turns\": [ /* Turn, oldest → newest */ ] }\n```\n\nA `--after <seq>` cursor that predated the retained window adds one top-level\nfield, `\"after_predates_window\": true`, so a consumer knows it missed rows.\n\n**`Turn`** — one user-opened turn:\n\n| Field | Type | Notes |\n|---|---|---|\n| `input` | string \\| null | The input that opened the turn; `null` for a preamble turn. |\n| `entries` | array of entry | Agent/tool/boundary/context entries in stream order. |\n| `input_seq` | number | Omitted when absent. |\n| `partial` | bool | Omitted when false; `true` on the open trailing turn. |\n\n**Entry** — an externally-tagged variant (the tag key names the kind):\n\n| Variant | Fields |\n|---|---|\n| `Agent` | `text` (string); `seq`, `ts` optional |\n| `ToolSprint` | `tools` (array of `{name, arg}`); `seq`, `ts` optional — consecutive tool uses collapse into one sprint |\n| `Boundary` | `kind` ∈ `clear` \\| `compact` \\| `boot`; `ts` optional |\n| `Context` | `kind` ∈ `psyche_download` \\| `echo_mirror` \\| `owl_message`; `body` (string); `ts` optional |\n\n`ts` is an RFC3339-UTC ordering key. `--follow --json` streams per-update\ndeltas instead of the snapshot shape above.\n\n> This is the digest **read** shape. It is distinct from the digest **record**\n> an adapter *pushes* via `spt api digest-entry` / a `[digest]` extractor —\n> that ingest contract (`role`/`text`/`tool`/`ts`) is documented in the\n> [manifest digest-record reference](../harness-contract/manifest.md#session-digest--the-digest-record-contract).\n\n## The shell relay — MAC-stamped frames\n\nTwo poll surfaces authenticate differently:\n\n- **`spt api poll <id>`** — the agent hook-channel drain. Reads the caller's\n  own perch spool; the manifest `[inject]` set must include the hook method.\n  Each row prints as one whole `<EVENT …>` envelope on stdout.\n- **`spt api poll <shell-id> --link <token>`** — the shell relay drain. The\n  **link token is the credential**: it resolves the `(owner, shell)` pair and\n  is refused (exit 1, `AUTH_REFUSED`) if no instance holds it. Rows are emitted\n  **raw, one per line — deliberately not `<EVENT>`-wrapped** (the shell child\n  parses its own vocabulary).\n\nShell-relay frames are **MAC-stamped**. The on-wire form is:\n\n```text\n<mac> <frame>\n```\n\n— a **64-hex-char HMAC-SHA256** over the frame bytes, one ASCII space, then the\nraw frame. The key is `SHA-256(link_token)`; a frame with no valid MAC is\ndropped, never processed. Agent-perch surfaces (`spt ready`, `api listen`,\n`api poll <id>`) **never** emit stamped frames — a consumer of agent traffic\nonly ever sees `<EVENT>` / `<EVENT-PART>` lines.\n\n## `--json` catalog\n\nCommands that emit `--json`, and the top-level shape each prints. Fields marked\noptional are omitted when empty.\n\n| Command | Top-level shape |\n|---|---|\n| `endpoint list` · `whoami` | `{ self, subnets[], local[] }` — `self`: `{id, status, ready, alive, unbound, description, psyche_host_error, translation_fault?}`; `subnets[]`: `{name, endpoints[]}` where each endpoint is `{id, node, node_label, status, resources, endpoint_type?, project?}`; `local[]`: `{id, state, address, ready, alive, unbound, project?}` |\n| `endpoint digest` | `{ turns[] }` — see [above](#session-digest--endpoint-digest---json) |\n| `endpoint description show` | `{ id, description }` |\n| `endpoint role` | `{ id, role }` |\n| `api endpoint-info [<id>]` | `{ id, endpoint_type, adapter, local_node:{label,key}, attached_node:{label,key}\\|null, controlled, project, cwd, subnets[] }` (always JSON) |\n| `daemon status` | `{ running, pid, net_up, pump_heartbeat_ms, managed_by, managed_active, subnets[], local_endpoints[], broker_image?, broker_stale?, stall_evict_count?, stall_evict_last_ms? }` |\n| `subnet status [--nodes]` | `{ daemon_running, subnets[] }` — each `{name, node_count, endpoint_count, nodes[]}` |\n| `subnet show-code` | `{ subnet, code, otpauth_uri? }` |\n| `notif list` | `{ notifs[] }` — each `{notif_id, subnet, kind, state, from_id, head}` |\n| `access list` | `{ entries[] }` — each `{endpoint, nodes[], locked}` |\n| `grant list` | `{ grants[] }` — each `{capability, agent, node, qualifier}` |\n| `adapter list` | `{ adapters[] }` — each `{name, kind, mode, version, source_dir, active}` |\n| `adapter version <option>` | `{ adapter, version }` |\n| `shell list` | `{ owner, shells[], instantiable[] }` — each shell `{id, alias, adapter, status}` |\n\nAll shapes are **additive-forever**: new keys may appear, existing keys keep\ntheir meaning. Parse tolerantly (ignore unknown fields) and a newer daemon\nnever breaks an older consumer."}],"details":{"kind":"url","url":"https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/reference/json-shapes.md","finalUrl":"https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/reference/json-shapes.md","contentType":"text/markdown","method":"text","truncated":false,"notes":[],"displayContent":{"text":"URL: https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/reference/json-shapes.md\nContent-Type: text/markdown\nMethod: text\n\n---\n\n# JSON output shapes\n\n<!-- [doc->REQ-DOC-DELIVERY-VOCAB] the machine-consumer reference: send-outcome vocabulary (canonical home cross-linked to Messaging), the endpoint-digest --json schema, the shell relay MAC-stamped frame prefix + api poll auth, and the full --json shapes catalog (seed #3) -->\n\nEvery read/status command takes a global **`--json`** flag and prints one\npretty JSON value to **stdout** (status lines stay on stderr — see the\n[`api` output discipline](../harness-contract/api.md)). This page is the\nmachine-consumer's reference: the send-outcome vocabulary you classify by, the\nsession-digest schema, the shell relay's MAC-stamped frames, and the catalog\nof `--json` shapes.\n\n> A JSON value on **stdout**, a status tag on **stderr**, the truth in the\n> **exit code**. A program reads whichever it needs and never has to scrape a\n> human line.\n\n## Send outcomes\n\nThe closed set of `spt send` outcome lines — `SENT`, `SENT(WAN)`, `QUEUED`,\n`QUEUED(idle-only)`, `DEFERRED`, `NO_PERCH`, and the WAN failure tags — is\ndocumented with its exact conditions in\n[Messaging → Send outcomes](../messaging/overview.md#send-outcomes--the-closed-set).\nThe one rule a caller must encode: **classify by exit code** (`0` = every\ndelivered/spooled outcome, non-zero = every failure), and treat **`QUEUED` as\nsuccess** — the message is durably spooled and drains when the target next\ncomes online; never retry on it.\n\n## Session digest — `endpoint digest --json`\n\n`spt endpoint digest <id> --json` prints the endpoint's activity digest as a\nprojection of its session logs (not a PTY scrape). The top-level object:\n\n```json\n{ \"turns\": [ /* Turn, oldest → newest */ ] }\n```\n\nA `--after <seq>` cursor that predated the retained window adds one top-level\nfield, `\"after_predates_window\": true`, so a consumer knows it missed rows.\n\n**`Turn`** — one user-opened turn:\n\n| Field | Type | Notes |\n|---|---|---|\n| `input` | string \\| null | The input that opened the turn; `null` for a preamble turn. |\n| `entries` | array of entry | Agent/tool/boundary/context entries in stream order. |\n| `input_seq` | number | Omitted when absent. |\n| `partial` | bool | Omitted when false; `true` on the open trailing turn. |\n\n**Entry** — an externally-tagged variant (the tag key names the kind):\n\n| Variant | Fields |\n|---|---|\n| `Agent` | `text` (string); `seq`, `ts` optional |\n| `ToolSprint` | `tools` (array of `{name, arg}`); `seq`, `ts` optional — consecutive tool uses collapse into one sprint |\n| `Boundary` | `kind` ∈ `clear` \\| `compact` \\| `boot`; `ts` optional |\n| `Context` | `kind` ∈ `psyche_download` \\| `echo_mirror` \\| `owl_message`; `body` (string); `ts` optional |\n\n`ts` is an RFC3339-UTC ordering key. `--follow --json` streams per-update\ndeltas instead of the snapshot shape above.\n\n> This is the digest **read** shape. It is distinct from the digest **record**\n> an adapter *pushes* via `spt api digest-entry` / a `[digest]` extractor —\n> that ingest contract (`role`/`text`/`tool`/`ts`) is documented in the\n> [manifest digest-record reference](../harness-contract/manifest.md#session-digest--the-digest-record-contract).\n\n## The shell relay — MAC-stamped frames\n\nTwo poll surfaces authenticate differently:\n\n- **`spt api poll <id>`** — the agent hook-channel drain. Reads the caller's\n  own perch spool; the manifest `[inject]` set must include the hook method.\n  Each row prints as one whole `<EVENT …>` envelope on stdout.\n- **`spt api poll <shell-id> --link <token>`** — the shell relay drain. The\n  **link token is the credential**: it resolves the `(owner, shell)` pair and\n  is refused (exit 1, `AUTH_REFUSED`) if no instance holds it. Rows are emitted\n  **raw, one per line — deliberately not `<EVENT>`-wrapped** (the shell child\n  parses its own vocabulary).\n\nShell-relay frames are **MAC-stamped**. The on-wire form is:\n\n```text\n<mac> <frame>\n```\n\n— a **64-hex-char HMAC-SHA256** over the frame bytes, one ASCII space, then the\nraw frame. The key is `SHA-256(link_token)`; a frame with no valid MAC is\ndropped, never processed. Agent-perch surfaces (`spt ready`, `api listen`,\n`api poll <id>`) **never** emit stamped frames — a consumer of agent traffic\nonly ever sees `<EVENT>` / `<EVENT-PART>` lines.\n\n## `--json` catalog\n\nCommands that emit `--json`, and the top-level shape each prints. 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Honored by the read/status commands\n          (list, whoami, status, description, role, the *-list queries, how-to); action commands\n          ignore it\n\n      --subnet <SUBNET>\n          Limit the subnet view to one subnet\n\n      --detail\n          Add each endpoint's description blurb to the rows\n\n      --show-all\n          Also show suspended (resting) endpoints, which are hidden by default\n\n      --workers\n          Also show worker perches, which are hidden by default (they are process-local machinery\n          under a parent agent, not standalone endpoints)\n\n  -h, --help\n          Print help (see a summary with '-h')\n```\n\n### spt endpoint run\n\n```text\nBring up an spt-hosted harness endpoint into a broker-held PTY.\n\nSpawns the adapter's [session.self] command into a broker-owned PTY (the harness self-registers\nits perch on bind), then starts / attaches / views per the terminal-action flag. The endpoint id\nrides argv so the harness binds to exactly it. This is the non-interactive core (the interactive\npicker lands in a later wave); the flags cover every terminal action so a spt-<id> shortcut can\nbake a fully non-interactive launch.\n\nUsage: spt endpoint run [OPTIONS]\n\nOptions:\n      --adapter <ADAPTER>\n          The harness adapter to host: <adapter>[:profile] (must be a registered kind=\"harness\"\n          adapter on this node). Omit (with --id) to launch the interactive picker\n\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      --id <ID>\n          The endpoint id to bring up (charset: alphanumeric, -, _). Omit (with --adapter) to\n          launch the interactive picker\n\n      --create\n          Mint a fresh session (the default; explicit so a non-interactive shortcut can bake\n          create-vs-resume). Conflicts with --resume\n\n      --resume <RESUME>\n          Resume a prior session id instead of minting a fresh one\n\n      --start\n          Start the endpoint and return immediately (no attach)\n\n      --attach\n          Attach a local terminal after bringup (the default action)\n\n      --view\n          Attach read-only after bringup (watch; forward no input)\n\n      --subnet <SUBNET>\n          Home this endpoint to a named subnet. Required on a node that holds more than one subnet\n          (the home is assigned at creation and is permanent); the sole subnet is used automatically\n          when there is one\n\n      --save\n          Also save this run as a startup default: the daemon replays it (a fresh session, same\n          adapter and working directory) every time it starts, until the entry is removed from\n          daemon.json. One entry per endpoint id — a re-save replaces the prior one. A saved\n          endpoint that fails to come up logs the failure and never blocks the daemon\n\n  -h, --help\n          Print help (see a summary with '-h')\n```\n\n### spt endpoint fork\n\n```text\nFork an endpoint into another subnet as a NEW identity.\n\nHome subnets are immutable — fork is the cross-subnet move, never a re-home. Seeds the fork with a\none-time copy of the source's mind (live + project tiers); the two diverge immediately (no ongoing\nsync). The source is untouched unless --delete-source. Same-node only today (one node holds one\nperch per name, so a local fork needs a new id).\n\nUsage: spt endpoint fork [OPTIONS] --subnet <SUBNET> <SRC> <NEW_ID>\n\nArguments:\n  <SRC>\n          The source endpoint (must exist on this node)\n\n  <NEW_ID>\n          The fork's id (must differ from the source on the same node)\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      --subnet <SUBNET>\n          The fork's home subnet — the target (must be a member)\n\n      --delete-source\n          Delete the source endpoint (perch + tracked mind) after the copy\n\n  -h, --help\n          Print help (see a summary with '-h')\n```\n\n### spt endpoint suspend\n\n```text\nRest an endpoint cold (the suspend edge).\n\nThe resting state machine's suspend edge. From dormant — or straight from active, in which case the\nfinal context save still fires first. Accepts a qualified id@node to suspend an instance on a\npaired peer.\n\nUsage: spt endpoint suspend [OPTIONS] <ID>\n\nArguments:\n  <ID>\n          The endpoint id (qualified id@node reaches a paired peer)\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\n### spt endpoint wake\n\n```text\nWake a resting endpoint in place.\n\nRe-activates the existing seat (state's already there — no fresh spawn), resurfaces undismissed\nnotifications, and requests an immediate context freshness pull from trusted peers. Accepts a\nqualified id@node for an instance on a paired peer.\n\nUsage: spt endpoint wake [OPTIONS] <ID>\n\nArguments:\n  <ID>\n          The endpoint id (qualified id@node reaches a paired peer)\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\n### spt endpoint shutdown\n\n```text\nGracefully shut down an agent's own endpoint.\n\nSoft-stops the listener, then the suspend edge — the final context save fires and persistent shells\ncascade offline with it.\n\nUsage: spt endpoint shutdown [OPTIONS] [ID]\n\nArguments:\n  [ID]\n          The endpoint id (defaults to the session's own perch)\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\n### spt endpoint stop\n\n```text\nSoft-stop a perch (spool preserved).\n\nRemoves the ready marker and unregisters the perch; the spool is preserved.\n\nUsage: spt endpoint stop [OPTIONS] <ID>\n\nArguments:\n  <ID>\n          Perch id to stop\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\n[538 more lines in URL output. Use :1909 to continue]"}],"details":{"kind":"url","url":"https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/cli/reference.md","finalUrl":"https://sabermage.github.io/spt-releases/cli/reference.md","contentType":"text/markdown","method":"text","truncated":false,"notes":[],"displayContent":{"text":"  wake         Wake a resting endpoint in place\n  shutdown     Gracefully shut down an agent's own endpoint\n  stop         Soft-stop a perch (spool preserved)\n  rename       Rename an endpoint's logical id across its on-disk state\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       Endpoint access whitelist for unsolicited off-node inbound\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 in\n               the mind (tracked/agents/<id>/live-role.md), which replicates with the agent and\n               renders FIRST at start-transition context injection. 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Honored by the read/status commands\n          (list, whoami, status, description, role, the *-list queries, how-to); action commands\n          ignore it\n\n      --subnet <SUBNET>\n          Limit the subnet view to one subnet\n\n      --detail\n          Add each endpoint's description blurb to the rows\n\n      --show-all\n          Also show suspended (resting) endpoints, which are hidden by default\n\n      --workers\n          Also show worker perches, which are hidden by default (they are process-local machinery\n          under a parent agent, not standalone endpoints)\n\n  -h, --help\n          Print help (see a summary with '-h')\n```\n\n### spt endpoint run\n\n```text\nBring up an spt-hosted harness endpoint into a broker-held PTY.\n\nSpawns the adapter's [session.self] command into a broker-owned PTY (the harness self-registers\nits perch on bind), then starts / attaches / views per the terminal-action flag. The endpoint id\nrides argv so the harness binds to exactly it. This is the non-interactive core (the interactive\npicker lands in a later wave); the flags cover every terminal action so a spt-<id> shortcut can\nbake a fully non-interactive launch.\n\nUsage: spt endpoint run [OPTIONS]\n\nOptions:\n      --adapter <ADAPTER>\n          The harness adapter to host: <adapter>[:profile] (must be a registered kind=\"harness\"\n          adapter on this node). Omit (with --id) to launch the interactive picker\n\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      --id <ID>\n          The endpoint id to bring up (charset: alphanumeric, -, _). Omit (with --adapter) to\n          launch the interactive picker\n\n      --create\n          Mint a fresh session (the default; explicit so a non-interactive shortcut can bake\n          create-vs-resume). Conflicts with --resume\n\n      --resume <RESUME>\n          Resume a prior session id instead of minting a fresh one\n\n      --start\n          Start the endpoint and return immediately (no attach)\n\n      --attach\n          Attach a local terminal after bringup (the default action)\n\n      --view\n          Attach read-only after bringup (watch; forward no input)\n\n      --subnet <SUBNET>\n          Home this endpoint to a named subnet. Required on a node that holds more than one subnet\n          (the home is assigned at creation and is permanent); the sole subnet is used automatically\n          when there is one\n\n      --save\n          Also save this run as a startup default: the daemon replays it (a fresh session, same\n          adapter and working directory) every time it starts, until the entry is removed from\n          daemon.json. One entry per endpoint id — a re-save replaces the prior one. A saved\n          endpoint that fails to come up logs the failure and never blocks the daemon\n\n  -h, --help\n          Print help (see a summary with '-h')\n```\n\n### spt endpoint fork\n\n```text\nFork an endpoint into another subnet as a NEW identity.\n\nHome subnets are immutable — fork is the cross-subnet move, never a re-home. Seeds the fork with a\none-time copy of the source's mind (live + project tiers); the two diverge immediately (no ongoing\nsync). The source is untouched unless --delete-source. Same-node only today (one node holds one\nperch per name, so a local fork needs a new id).\n\nUsage: spt endpoint fork [OPTIONS] --subnet <SUBNET> <SRC> <NEW_ID>\n\nArguments:\n  <SRC>\n          The source endpoint (must exist on this node)\n\n  <NEW_ID>\n          The fork's id (must differ from the source on the same node)\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      --subnet <SUBNET>\n          The fork's home subnet — the target (must be a member)\n\n      --delete-source\n          Delete the source endpoint (perch + tracked mind) after the copy\n\n  -h, --help\n          Print help (see a summary with '-h')\n```\n\n### spt endpoint suspend\n\n```text\nRest an endpoint cold (the suspend edge).\n\nThe resting state machine's suspend edge. From dormant — or straight from active, in which case the\nfinal context save still fires first. Accepts a qualified id@node to suspend an instance on a\npaired peer.\n\nUsage: spt endpoint suspend [OPTIONS] <ID>\n\nArguments:\n  <ID>\n          The endpoint id (qualified id@node reaches a paired peer)\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\n### spt endpoint wake\n\n```text\nWake a resting endpoint in place.\n\nRe-activates the existing seat (state's already there — no fresh spawn), resurfaces undismissed\nnotifications, and requests an immediate context freshness pull from trusted peers. Accepts a\nqualified id@node for an instance on a paired peer.\n\nUsage: spt endpoint wake [OPTIONS] <ID>\n\nArguments:\n  <ID>\n          The endpoint id (qualified id@node reaches a paired peer)\n\nOptions:\n      --json\n          Emit machine-readable JSON instead of the human view. 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Honored by\n                                 the read/status commands (list, whoami, status, description, role,\n                                 the *-list queries, how-to); action commands ignore it\n      --parent-pid <PARENT_PID>  Override the parent-pid anchor (defaults to the self-discovered\n                                 PPID)\n      --once                     Drain backlog + one receive cycle, then exit (testability)\n      --subnet <SUBNET>          Home subnet for a NEW endpoint (required on a multi-subnet node —\n                                 home is assigned at creation, never guessed)\n      --session-id <SESSION_ID>  Bind from this session id when the ephemeral seed is gone (a\n                                 session going live late, or after a daemon restart). 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Honored by\n                                 the read/status commands (list, whoami, status, description, role,\n                                 the *-list queries, how-to); action commands ignore it\n      --parent-pid <PARENT_PID>  Override the parent-pid anchor (defaults to the self-discovered\n                                 PPID)\n      --once                     Drain backlog + one receive cycle, then exit (testability)\n      --subnet <SUBNET>          Home subnet for a NEW endpoint (required on a multi-subnet node —\n                                 home is assigned at creation, never guessed)\n      --session-id <SESSION_ID>  Bind from this session id when the ephemeral seed is gone (a\n                                 session going live late, or after a daemon restart). With no live\n                                 seed and no session id, listen refuses (NO_SEED)\n  -h, --help                     Print help\n```\n\n### spt api bind\n\n```text\nPost-spawn bind of a session to its perch\n\nUsage: spt api bind [OPTIONS] <ID>\n\nArguments:\n  <ID>  \n\nOptions:\n      --json                           Emit machine-readable JSON instead of the human view. Honored\n                                       by the read/status commands (list, whoami, status,\n                                       description, role, the *-list queries, how-to); action\n                                       commands ignore it\n      --set-session-id <BIND_SESSION>  The session id discovered post-spawn, written into the perch\n                                       record\n      --subnet <SUBNET>                Home subnet for a NEW endpoint (see listen)\n      --type <ENDPOINT_TYPE>           The endpoint type tag (info.json state). Defaults to\n                                       live_agent (the agent host); a non-agent endpoint — e.g. a\n                                       gateway — binds with its own open-type tag. A revive keeps\n                                       the prior type unless this overrides it [default: live_agent]\n      --token <TOKEN>                  Capability token proving association to the target perch\n      --session-id <SESSION_ID>        Session id proving association (matches the perch's\n                                       info.json)\n  -h, --help                           Print help\n```\n\n### spt api bind-shell\n\n```text\nShell-binary bind: the type=Shell flavor of bind. Resolves the instance by link token alone\n(the spawn template carries only {link_token} — \"owner from the link\") and flips it online. 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(The flip side shows up in\n[testing](#testing-against-a-real-harness-isolate-identity): the framework keys\nassociation on *identity*, so identity is the thing you isolate.)\n\n`adapter.shortcut_basename` brands the generated launcher shortcut\n(`<basename>-<id>`) and is decoupled from the adapter name.\n\n## The live-agent (companion) seam\n\nAn endpoint is a **live agent** exactly when its *resolved* manifest declares\n`[session.psyche_init]` — declaring that section is the single go-live signal. A\nbase manifest is a ready agent; a profile overlay that adds the section makes a\nlive agent. spt-core checks this on the **merged** view, so the profile resolved at\n**bind time** drives the spawn decision all the way through — the bound profile\ngoverns the full runtime lifecycle, beyond bringup argv. Since v0.9.0 the seed is\nadapter-agnostic: the profile is resolved when `listen` binds, from the\nactive-profile pointer ([`spt adapter use <adapter>:<profile>`](../cli/reference.md))\nor an explicit `--adapter <adapter>:<profile>` override on the `listen` call.\n\n- **`[session.psyche_init]` is a go-live GATE ONLY — spt-core never spawns it.**\n  Its mere presence promotes the endpoint to a LiveAgent; the command is opaque\n  and, in the per-event model, unexecuted. Keep it minimal.\n- **The daemon drives the Psyche as one bounded `[session.psyche_resume]` turn\n  per event** (a pulse fire, a commune/signoff drop, a session-custody\n  transition) — stdin-fed and **stdout-captured**, exiting at turn end. There is\n  **no resident wrapper, no seed-once, no detached process**. `psyche_resume` is\n  the *sole* driven Psyche role.\n- **Keys spt-core fills into the turn:** `{session_id}` = the Psyche's **own**\n  custody sid (its own thread — a parent `/clear`/`/compact` does not rotate it),\n  `{parent_session_id}` = the parent's sid, `{psyche_context_file}` = the path to\n  the composed-mind file (fresh = non-empty, continue = 0-byte — never on the\n  argv), and `{subnet}` (when known). The adapter-static/node keys are also\n  available: `{id}` = the **parent endpoint id** (not a `<parent>-psyche`\n  override), `{adapter_dir}`, `{adapter_name}`, `{node}`. 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Build it like the `[digest]` extractor —\n  a compiled, dependency-light binary the daemon can exec bare on any platform,\n  resuming the Psyche's own session by `{session_id}` and reading the mind from\n  `{psyche_context_file}`.\n\n### Prove live bringup non-interactively\n\nTo prove your live path actually goes live — without an interactive terminal —\ndrive the bringup as a child process and assert on deterministic side-effects.\nThe harness plays the long-running-listener role:\n\n1. **Seed**, anchoring on the OS process pid — not a shell-wrapper pid. Under\n   Git-Bash/MSYS `$$` is the MSYS pid, which fails the seed's liveness guard, so\n   derive the real OS pid: `spt api seed --pid <os-pid> --session-id <sid>`\n   (adapter-agnostic — no `--adapter`).\n2. **Bind, then send a probe.** A send to a never-bound perch is `NO_PERCH`\n   (no spool exists yet), so establish the perch first; then `spt send <id>\n   <probe>` `QUEUED`s against it, ready to drain on bringup.\n3. **Spawn the persistent relay as a child**, capturing its stdout/stderr:\n   `spt api listen <id>` (no `--once` — that exits after one delivery). The adapter\n   resolves from your `[adapter] host_binaries`; pass `--adapter <a> --manifest <m>`\n   only to pin a specific adapter/profile. 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There is\n  **no resident wrapper, no seed-once, no detached process**. `psyche_resume` is\n  the *sole* driven Psyche role.\n- **Keys spt-core fills into the turn:** `{session_id}` = the Psyche's **own**\n  custody sid (its own thread — a parent `/clear`/`/compact` does not rotate it),\n  `{parent_session_id}` = the parent's sid, `{psyche_context_file}` = the path to\n  the composed-mind file (fresh = non-empty, continue = 0-byte — never on the\n  argv), and `{subnet}` (when known). The adapter-static/node keys are also\n  available: `{id}` = the **parent endpoint id** (not a `<parent>-psyche`\n  override), `{adapter_dir}`, `{adapter_name}`, `{node}`. 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Under\n   Git-Bash/MSYS `$$` is the MSYS pid, which fails the seed's liveness guard, so\n   derive the real OS pid: `spt api seed --pid <os-pid> --session-id <sid>`\n   (adapter-agnostic — no `--adapter`).\n2. **Bind, then send a probe.** A send to a never-bound perch is `NO_PERCH`\n   (no spool exists yet), so establish the perch first; then `spt send <id>\n   <probe>` `QUEUED`s against it, ready to drain on bringup.\n3. **Spawn the persistent relay as a child**, capturing its stdout/stderr:\n   `spt api listen <id>` (no `--once` — that exits after one delivery). The adapter\n   resolves from your `[adapter] host_binaries`; pass `--adapter <a> --manifest <m>`\n   only to pin a specific adapter/profile. 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On this Windows x64 host, the Windows half can be performed locally with two local terminals; it does not require another node or subnet. Full release acceptance still requires a separate disposable x86_64 Linux host with real `spt` and `omp`; a Windows Zig cross-build is packaging evidence, not Linux runtime acceptance. Cross-node transport is explicitly outside the adapter gate. No commands were run.\n\nThe smallest existing real-artifact acquisition check for published v0.2.0 is, from Git Bash/POSIX `sh` at repository root:\n\n`OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1 OMP_SPT_RELEASE_TAG=v0.2.0 OMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION=0.2.0 sh ci/publish/release-acquire-int.sh`\n\nThe multiline form in `docs/RELEASE-RUNBOOK.md` is equivalent. Prerequisites are `spt` on `PATH`, `gh` on `PATH`, authenticated `gh auth status`, network access to `BigscreenVR/omp-spt`, and a disposable adapter registry. The script deliberately removes any existing `omp-spt` registration before acquisition and removes it again through its exit trap; therefore it must not be used while preserving a hosted endpoint. It checks tagged acquisition success, an active release install whose source contains `_github` and repository identity `BigscreenVR-omp-spt`, exact adapter version `0.2.0`, and packaged string `adapter_label == \"oh-my-pi (spt)\"`. Terminal success signal: `RELEASE-ACQUIRE-INT OK`; any missing opt-in variable/tool/auth, wrong tag/version/source/string, or acquisition failure is a nonzero `FAIL`.\n\nBecause that integration removes the registration on exit, reinstall before the native scenario:\n\n`spt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt --tag v0.2.0`\n\n`spt adapter version omp-spt`\n\nExpected version output is exactly `0.2.0`. Prerequisites from `README.md`/quickstart are Windows x86_64, Oh My Pi 16.3.15 or newer, and spt-core 0.29.0 or newer. Use disposable endpoint ids, not a long-lived operator id.\n\nThe smallest repository-defined Windows native scenario is in `docs/CI.md`: terminal A runs `spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-fresh --create`; terminal B on the same Windows node runs `printf 'Reply with exactly OMP-SPT-ACCEPTED after reading this message.' | spt ring omp-spt-accept-fresh --timeout 120` and observes `spt endpoint list --json`. Expected observables are the real attached interactive OMP TUI, successful extension binding/reachability, one ordinary visible OMP turn with sender stub plus full event context, the turn visibly executing, a correlated reply printed by `spt ring`, and endpoint state idle → busy → idle. A rejected/failed turn must return an explicit failure rather than silently disappear. This is same-node and needs two terminals, not two hosts.\n\nThe remainder of the native sequence is manually specified: record the bound OMP session id; attempt OMP's in-TUI new-session and resume/switch actions and require an `omp-spt` warning with unchanged binding; run `spt endpoint shutdown omp-spt-accept-fresh`; then `spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-resume --resume <omp-session-id>`. The resumed attached TUI must contain the prior transcript and remain switch-blocked. Final command: `spt endpoint shutdown omp-spt-accept-resume`; expected outcome is session ended, listener reaped, TUI status cleared, endpoint no longer online, and no orphan process.\n\nRelease-blocking documentation gaps prevent the published gate from being fully executable verbatim: (1) no repository command is given to obtain `<omp-session-id>`; (2) the exact OMP in-TUI new/resume/switch actions are unnamed; (3) `docs/CI.md` requires ReadyAgent and LiveAgent checks but supplies no commands for either flow or for triggering/observing a Psyche event. More seriously, the published spt public contract says ready-vs-live is selected by the resolved manifest/profile: a resolved `[session.psyche_init]` means LiveAgent, while a profile without it means ReadyAgent. `adapter/omp-spt.toml` includes `[session.psyche_init]` in the base manifest and declares no `[profiles.*]` overlay, so no shipped ReadyAgent option is discoverable from the manifest. Thus the demanded ReadyAgent scenario is not currently executable from the documented shipped option as written. The public spt docs expose `spt how-to live` as always-current live guidance, but the repository release gate does not record that output as a concrete acceptance procedure.\n\nThis incompleteness is corroborated by `traceable-reqs.toml`: `REQ-OMP-LIVE-RELEASE-GATE` is explicitly pending and inactive with `required_stages = []`, stating fake-process evidence must not satisfy it. Project-local `.spt/emphasys-commune.md` records that v0.2.0 is stable/published but that no real two-target live endpoint acceptance was represented as completed. Therefore deterministic passes, prior acquisition/update evidence, and source-level same-node tests must not be reported as completion of the native two-target gate.\n\nThe full source-tree deterministic release commands are exactly `sh tests/ci-gates.sh`, `sh ci/run-gates.sh`, and `node tests/omp-extension.mjs`. They validate repository source, not the installed release. Required release-grade dependencies include POSIX shell/Git Bash and Unix utilities, Node.js, Python with `tomllib` or `tomli` plus `jsonschema`, Rust/Cargo, and `traceable-reqs`; documented dependency `SKIP` output is incomplete for a release and must be provisioned/rerun. Expected terminal signals are `CI-GATES OK`, `=== RESULT: PASS ===`, and `OMP-EXTENSION OK`. Focused source-only checks are `sh tests/native-launch-manifest.sh` → `NATIVE-LAUNCH-MANIFEST OK`, `sh tests/release-acquire.sh` → `PASS: release-acquire` (hermetic fake commands only), and `node tests/omp-extension.mjs` → `OMP-EXTENSION OK`. None substitutes for real endpoint acceptance.\n\nSeparate release-path checks in the runbook are: unpinned latest acquisition `spt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt` then `spt adapter version omp-spt` → `0.2.0`; and, only on a disposable node retaining a prior stable adapter, `spt adapter update omp-spt` then `spt adapter version omp-spt` → `0.2.0`, followed by endpoint stop/restart to load the new helper/extension. Those establish latest/update behavior, not the fresh/resume/message/role native contract.","files":[{"path":"docs/CI.md","description":"Primary executable native acceptance specification. Defines exact tagged install/version, fresh endpoint, same-node ring/state, resume, role scenarios, shutdown outcomes, two-target independence, and the explicit cross-node exclusion. Also contains the three deterministic gate commands."},{"path":"docs/RELEASE-RUNBOOK.md","description":"Release operator sequence. Section 7 wraps tagged acquisition and requires the full `docs/CI.md` scenario on separate Windows and Linux acceptance hosts; sections 8–9 define unpinned latest and update checks. Lists release prerequisites and warns that release SKIPs are not passes."},{"path":"ci/publish/release-acquire-int.sh","description":"Only existing script that directly validates the published/tagged install. Requires opt-in variables, real `spt`, authenticated `gh`, and network; mutates/removes the real registration. Verifies active release source, repository identity, exact version, and packaged adapter label; final success is `RELEASE-ACQUIRE-INT OK`."},{"path":"tests/release-acquire.sh","description":"Hermetic behavior test for the acquisition script using fake `spt` and `gh`. It validates fail-closed preflight/tag/version behavior but does not access GitHub or the installed adapter. 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Published-artifact acquisition layer (local Windows-capable): `ci/publish/release-acquire-int.sh` with `OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1`, `OMP_SPT_RELEASE_TAG=v0.2.0`, and `OMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION=0.2.0`. This proves GitHub tagged acquisition, flattened host payload registration, manifest version, and packaged string. It destructively isolates/removes the adapter registration and therefore must be followed by reinstall.\n\n3. Native adapter layer (local Windows half): exact tagged reinstall; attach-default fresh native OMP endpoint in terminal A; same-node `spt ring` plus `spt endpoint list --json` from terminal B; interactive immutable-binding checks; shutdown and launch-time resume; ReadyAgent and LiveAgent/Psyche behavior; final graceful shutdown. Expected evidence is target/version, disposable ids, fresh/resumed session ids, actual TUI, correlated reply, idle/busy/idle, blocked switches, both role outcomes, and offline/no-orphan shutdown.\n\n4. Native platform parity layer (not executable from this host under current constraints): repeat layers 2–3 independently on a disposable `x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu` host. No SSH hosts are configured. Cross-compiling ELF with Zig on Windows can satisfy build/archive packaging but cannot satisfy this runtime layer. Windows and Linux results cannot substitute for one another.\n\n5. Network boundary: no second node is needed for messaging acceptance; the required message is same-node. Cross-node/subnet transport is owned by spt-core and must neither replace nor block the adapter gate.\n\nCurrent executability defect: layers 1–2 are command-complete and most of layer 3 has concrete commands, but the session-id discovery, named OMP switch actions, and ReadyAgent/LiveAgent workflows are prose-only. 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Cross-node transport is explicitly outside the adapter gate. No commands were run.\n\nThe smallest existing real-artifact acquisition check for published v0.2.0 is, from Git Bash/POSIX `sh` at repository root:\n\n`OMP_SPT_ACCEPTANCE=1 OMP_SPT_RELEASE_TAG=v0.2.0 OMP_SPT_EXPECTED_VERSION=0.2.0 sh ci/publish/release-acquire-int.sh`\n\nThe multiline form in `docs/RELEASE-RUNBOOK.md` is equivalent. Prerequisites are `spt` on `PATH`, `gh` on `PATH`, authenticated `gh auth status`, network access to `BigscreenVR/omp-spt`, and a disposable adapter registry. The script deliberately removes any existing `omp-spt` registration before acquisition and removes it again through its exit trap; therefore it must not be used while preserving a hosted endpoint. It checks tagged acquisition success, an active release install whose source contains `_github` and repository identity `BigscreenVR-omp-spt`, exact adapter version `0.2.0`, and packaged string `adapter_label == \"oh-my-pi (spt)\"`. Terminal success signal: `RELEASE-ACQUIRE-INT OK`; any missing opt-in variable/tool/auth, wrong tag/version/source/string, or acquisition failure is a nonzero `FAIL`.\n\nBecause that integration removes the registration on exit, reinstall before the native scenario:\n\n`spt adapter add --release BigscreenVR/omp-spt --tag v0.2.0`\n\n`spt adapter version omp-spt`\n\nExpected version output is exactly `0.2.0`. Prerequisites from `README.md`/quickstart are Windows x86_64, Oh My Pi 16.3.15 or newer, and spt-core 0.29.0 or newer. Use disposable endpoint ids, not a long-lived operator id.\n\nThe smallest repository-defined Windows native scenario is in `docs/CI.md`: terminal A runs `spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-fresh --create`; terminal B on the same Windows node runs `printf 'Reply with exactly OMP-SPT-ACCEPTED after reading this message.' | spt ring omp-spt-accept-fresh --timeout 120` and observes `spt endpoint list --json`. Expected observables are the real attached interactive OMP TUI, successful extension binding/reachability, one ordinary visible OMP turn with sender stub plus full event context, the turn visibly executing, a correlated reply printed by `spt ring`, and endpoint state idle → busy → idle. A rejected/failed turn must return an explicit failure rather than silently disappear. This is same-node and needs two terminals, not two hosts.\n\nThe remainder of the native sequence is manually specified: record the bound OMP session id; attempt OMP's in-TUI new-session and resume/switch actions and require an `omp-spt` warning with unchanged binding; run `spt endpoint shutdown omp-spt-accept-fresh`; then `spt endpoint run --adapter omp-spt --id omp-spt-accept-resume --resume <omp-session-id>`. The resumed attached TUI must contain the prior transcript and remain switch-blocked. Final command: `spt endpoint shutdown omp-spt-accept-resume`; expected outcome is session ended, listener reaped, TUI status cleared, endpoint no longer online, and no orphan process.\n\nRelease-blocking documentation gaps prevent the published gate from being fully executable verbatim: (1) no repository command is given to obtain `<omp-session-id>`; (2) the exact OMP in-TUI new/resume/switch actions are unnamed; (3) `docs/CI.md` requires ReadyAgent and LiveAgent checks but supplies no commands for either flow or for triggering/observing a Psyche event. More seriously, the published spt public contract says ready-vs-live is selected by the resolved manifest/profile: a resolved `[session.psyche_init]` means LiveAgent, while a profile without it means ReadyAgent. `adapter/omp-spt.toml` includes `[session.psyche_init]` in the base manifest and declares no `[profiles.*]` overlay, so no shipped ReadyAgent option is discoverable from the manifest. 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